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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

hunEfiiy
Aau see. we must 81 al once. p
aaId HoffitE. rising eagerly. tbs
in auf last chance
liut thia is 50 lmpFuper. replied
the Distressed lady. riHlnE rriuef
anIly.
Not 81 al. said Nefrlek. hold
.nE the duof open Hue1urAEluEiY
assure yau / Am considered very
proper person iu issatun once
taught q sunday e. hoal class
ta anafhnf moment they we're
SEATED AZ opposite sides II a email
tauIe
What shall order for youF-
asked Msfriak
oh. everything. cnaid dsrouf
the ferns In fhIa fern di-h.
=uiap points
#BF ala means
Ira spite " her hunger the Young
woman ffnm New Orleans ale cain
uy Meuigk liked the niay of uhe
dlmrlt In her left cAerk and tn
auIu ur~afa sweep Of her iunE
lashoa iio approved Alec % her
fyeH liua pleasant thought be 10
serve tomato bisqus always Co such
q lovely rcufurf' iidH ntcaaant "a
share an unea future mushrooms
Nth enc that afo them 80 daintilr
M.rrick hal always said thar be
ahuaid marrY ~hru he should rszsh
the mature aEr ~ 50 He had oaly
ain months lett. and he va auli IN
alta hsd
FIla income had reached a salts.
factory figure. BE waa not uttuuut
ether afffaffIoua and be fflt n At
the tire lad como for bin 70 settle
down for life
lie I'D no, believe ia Ions engage
menfa Four monthH. ha d~rided
hastily Huaid BE- ample That
NuHld leave nearly eight weeks fuf
tha ooartab.p Perhaps indeed. be
could manage 20 Do with ices lie
hooked across the table af the dim
pie and De-. .ded that be could man
nFa viii VERY much istaH Never
had he encountered such an euouur=
aEiHE 1.mple
just A. hla mealtafIaua bad reach
ed this point and the lady had
reached the alad the steward ap=
rroathed with a telegram iu hia
hand
eNra uertfandT" BE- asked
tca. replied the LADY eagerly
bot trsmaioaaiy = am Mrs bsf=
.ffuut
"A widow perhaps Thought
MruIak. hopefully All southern
'Firia marry early
aWauld you mind opeuinF this.
she asked. tufniuR ~ NcrriGE My
hand shakes 80. A telegram always
tfrlghtsBa me- Read it 70 me.
please
And MenIak rad
"A bertrand. Passenger train. 80
-. etc
Did you take train Wire ~.
HtantIY peuuHYlYnuia station
SC BERTRAND
your father asked NsrrIck
eagerly
My husband" explained the
LADY. Nth a SIGH Of relief and q
blush Have you a pencil aud vilI
you kindly send a message far me
I To must meet me in Washington
Imagine his state Of mind poor fell
. low. This q our wedding trlp..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

= would cough nearly Oh night
long writes Mrs rhaH Apologize.
Of Alexandra. Ind "ani could hnrH-
iy get ans sleep bad consumption
% bad thlt D. walked block I
would cough frightfully HHi auIt
blood. bat when All other medicines
failed. three ftu1 bottles uf ur
kIuua New Discovery wholly CURED
me and ! gained SIS pounds" lie
absolutely guaranteed "a cure
Coughs. CoIdH. IN Grippe Hfenrhte
Gle and an Throat and IuuE rr1u
bIsa Price 5a# ana 800 Triad
bottles free az c. o. GUY. Inc. sec.
ond avenue and Tealcr. drug store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Il aaut know wbata The matter
eth amediinrtau he seems % be
down GA everything aud every
body
tie Co. Hs'a been down on every
body ever since De sat MP Ia ths
vofld"
u.uke'a a llttie vague to-day but
The & d ~ ruaHsaa IH.H ail right
somebody may Be- ahis 20 figure 0ut
what be mrana.- 8 u NJ
HALLAuE.
You've seen the slri With elbow
sleeves
A fss ~ hsF are passing fair
While seldom g.sr the maid achieves
A forearm al devoid of hair
AZ bet she's merely nice bat b.
who'd knocks ca 3omru.a arm
Frfufs.
should haste him shsrs there Is 10
see
The sltI uho wars a tathinr
suit
The damaei sIth The open work
Enthmiis and iuEtursa mea FOLKS.
hearts.
since meath her bodice seems 10
lurs
A noai that hafbors CIuHe.a arta
ruf somehow she Is lacking theta.
Or backing NOS ia Ger acute
n hldlnk charms that marx ~
ahem-
The Eiri who veaB a bathing
aait
The rlfl Who iifta her SKIRTS just ~
Can make The passing throuE iook
back
And wonder u the beauty show
Ia accident or fust knaek
It's great but thea the Thought
oerues.
Tier hose are aombre. almost
mute.
While louder c0tara better. sira.
The Eirl who wears a bathing
suit
I.ENN0T
Oh. ahara the use ~ wasting time
In rubber nertinr for q boautf
Co hunt the subject ~ this rime=-
The Eirl who wears a bathing
suit
LUKE THE LOON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
LAND 0MMISSi0N
MEETS

DENVER Aug 4 The special
land commission appointed BY Pres
ident Roosevelt last December be
gan three days meeting In Den
yof yesterday ta discuss question: u
grazing on arid lands and forest
reserves. with a view ri making a
rtpart 90 the president which viii
DO the basic Tor a bin 20 be- present
ed 60 Congress 20 settle these qHess
tlonH Tho commission consists ~
" A. Richards. r il Newell and
clifford I1uehof Before present
ing ita report 10 the president the
commission Wlii consult with a
number Of representative 8torkmen
Who have been invited 90 attend the
present meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
PIeiadeS orr
For Manila

PORTLAND. ore Aug Load
80 with lumber. the steamer rlel-
Hden sailed for Manila yesterday.
seeking for once waters that are
safe from wars alarms She eame
o. Portland from Puget sound IN
July aud had behind her "a record
OF accidents and narrow escapes.
M Port Arthur ahu barely missed
destruction from japanese shells
coming out she a.fhped a mine aud
on The way across the Pacific broke
down aud had 20 be- tDaed 90 Vie
tUrIa % G.. by the NIfumedia Sea
fuauR men uou shake their heads
When she tIrau fHum o. port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

BIDS must BE- Endorsed on envel-
ope bid for Stock and Equipment
81 the INTERPLAY Company and d.
rcgted 90 Prank X Adams. Receiv-
e. care af Uossmau 6 Johnson. 3lt
Pacific Block"
Bids viii be opened on saturday,
August s. 1894 az 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. nc the office af Rnssman
4 Johnson. 3lt Pacific Block, Sc
attic
PRANK X. ADAMS. Receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
Ne PITY sho~n

sFos ysafs fate VAS after ms con-
tInuouaiy writes D. a Guiirdrr.
Nrfbsna. Ala I bad a terrible e,ss
% piles. causing e tun0ra When
al failed uurEiena Afuiea Ealye
cured me Equally good FOR horns
and 40 afhrs and pains only pc AZ
c. o. GUY. ne. second avenue and
Yshlsf. dfuR store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

CHICAGO. m.-KIulag BY tel
eplsous Is the latest ground Tor d.
vorcs here. where almost any old
ground will DO.
A real estate man &C. che plaintiff.
and hs sets forth that his wife call-
81 up her sweetheart ana then and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

there. vfh evident delight ava De-
liver ere large IS "a Noise made
vith bier uua. IKE the sound 81 EIsa.
inE. and that the e1-Fcarau
fuacksi back with great JUNCTION
The mans HfeuaEra pher played de-
tecflva ~ listening over s party line
phane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Medical gentlemen tell Us how "a
treat a Hunstroke But you must
first catch your aunatroke.
Can mereerlzed Hhirtiuga In the
hold Of a auukeu neutral ship be
listed as dry go0ds7
Sheboygan fWia.) chief q police
disiocated his Jaw By yawning
Doesn't this vindicate the sleepy
policeman joker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
Facts cannot
NEWS BIASED altered no, til
BY POLITICS {s''' , 's,"a,'

prirtrrs ink osrble them as they viii
whttessy county sspun1s the
public records proof whtteasy Ru
TIRED FROM OFFICE APPROXIMATELY $4,000 IN oear To
TIE elected ofHse ard whose money he
handled derna years.
Neither M wbtsssys ioal
silence which should them, OBJ.
than s2oo Of this shortage Still re
MAINS UNPAID being carried the ssue's ledger
DEBIT AGAINST Mr.. wHlrrLesEN
The St., alone uspspses s has attempted
TAXPAYERS realization Of tie por, Of
tire special Judge who tired abe civil sut q the county
against M whittlsssy and his 0rsttern hopdswen.
whtsssy personally The star has much ,ps,s Were
spy punished criminal
law th paper bshaG or he has
doub,sd, suffered enough soassausassa
they mar
sut Tor the efssDs .susd wh.as.sy.
,hrossh or JUSTICE have sssd-
- responsibility Cor the acts Of their principal The star has
fssHns.
Morally ard legally. The star believes they called t.
perform their contract with the
years that the 81 ths
city. star INFLUENCED ny
POLITICAL MOTIVES their handling ef the been
clearly demonstrated than in the wb'ttlsssy
past Democratic has
Published regarding republican
county the basis Of these facts
loudly demanded cleaning out the Aegean stables At the county
paper has utterly ignored ,hs fact that s'sal
greater wssssY
IT'S ONLY REFERENCE 70 the shs PUas
LEGATION oARaLEo ACCOUNT decision 81 Special
Tucker ard subsequently 81 editorial -"rUwAssHo~
MR wHtrTLEsEY.
this charitable has been
PROMPTED ~ a DESIRE TO SHIELD A DEMOCRATIC FoR.
OFFICE HOLDER has been
Ins dsnsasia,en e DISHONEST OFFICIALS
OF THE REPUBLICAN FAIrE
ether leading republican MAS NOT
MENTIONED TIE wsIrTLEsEY CASE IN ANY MANNER
WHATEVER readers have been COMPELLED TO OBTAIN
THEIR regarding litigation FROM THE STAR
In apparent SUPPRESSED
FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE SHIELDING rsE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY ATTORNEY AND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ~ho
played political enemies themselves
frorna On grounds
slons printed TIE WITHOUT POLITICAL
BIAS This paper aussaass political rra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

"nata funny said the manager
"nr ltanaan Cvclnun said he
wouldn't naht neither au. be give
de came reason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

-Four course. soc. course. 7le.
and lg course. 100 with saatciucs
or burgundy Every evening At
the Maiaou Barbotia Second and
James 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

q IUIU"I "TII IUT"-
'ne Gree rs "a hlehlF educated
man. remarked Van Adder lie
la a brilliant gauEeraatlanalIat too
. delIsht Co hear him tatk
= aEree with yuu declared Miaa
Cuhber "Ile Ia one oI the MOST
brilliant yunNsfsAtlunallata ever
met just love o. talk o. him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Ttra Cyrene md Xauthun 1.enehi.
Nadrona Madison parks, hair hour.
y from 10 20 m. to 10 2 m daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

can YOU pronounce IL It's
"E Nu.pUa.H and como down hard
ou the 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Just "a soon ur a
man begins t.neHleet
bis family lots Nv
people begin Z speak
" him a. GOOD
frlrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
BOARDING House ANauNI
TIlN

The French IsuItEraVefa are ae.
easei of uH.us F.faeflna CO. give
plauea a siIateaIuE appearance We
tuew they we're loaded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Crowns and Bridge Work ~ low
prices a speciality. Our Patent Dou.
bic Suction will hold your teeth up.
NO STUDENTS.
Come iU 40 once and take HHyan-
tare ur low rates All work done by
specialists without pain and guar
Hntced fer 30 years
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS,
"a First Avenue.
raTlura 4 y 3. g. o. e. Union Block
next Geo MarpuuFHn a southwick'a
OFFICE hours. 8 20 C. Sunday. . to
l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Nav" said the Cohoea Spider 20
his manager. II ain't goln' Z fight
de Kansas Cyclone on Friday"
Why not asked the manager.
Cause don't fight nobody Fri
day It's an uniucky day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
CARELESS DON.

Master Don Iatshaw came near
vrecking bis poor old dads delivery
wagon on Monday afternoon. Don
left the store with a load Of sausage
and liver. and was not particular
a. all a. regards driving. lie had
gone about half block when. Wish
ing the horse 10 keep IN the we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS FOR
TIE STOCK AID EQUIP
MENT or THE INTER
RAY LUMBER con-
pANY.
Notice Is hereby given that seal
Ell bids wIll be received by the un-
drrsirurd. receiver OF the INTERPLAY
Lumber Company. up 20 10 o'clock
q. m. Saturday. August 6 1905 for
the lumber sheds. equipments and
appurtpuanees. and che stock of
lumber. coal and wood Of the In
tcrbay Lumber Company
The property Is open for inapec-
ton AZ the place 81 business of the
said INTERPLAY Lumber Company at
lnterbay. Washington
Cash bids only will be consider
ed. and the undersigned reserves
The right 90 reject any and all bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

A WORD raoN JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Uuke'a little vague to-day but
The 81 u n rusHsaa If.H an right
somebody may BE- ahie 90 figure 1ut
what ha mrana. s. n. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
va STAR DUST "a

beaten path. he yanked what he
thought 70 BE- the gee" rcln. Tn
fortunately. Il proved to be- the
shaw string. aud the consequence
we're disastrous. The wagon struck
telephone pole and sustained q
fracture q tao ribs. D0u's pa vas
80 enraEsd that he threatened 20
shoot the pole full Of holes. but
friends lnterposed and prevented
him committing 10 rash an act
Elchfield UTAH Sun.
Window glass iobberB announce
another advance. Don't that give
sou a panef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

kIsslne oveR &c TElEpHoae &c Cd oRoUNo
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-02
Temperance Rally.

All. men or women, who are inter
ested in the cause of tempernnre. a,e
urged to meet at the First Christian
church next Monday. June i. at 5 y. m.
The discussions of last Monday even
ing will be continued and advancement,
completed for the rally Of June 18th.
The me etingS will he held in the after.
noon and evening at the Presbyterian
church ard will he addressed 10y Prof.
Charles Scanlon. OF MINNEAPOLIS. man
OF national repute as Il temperance
orator
DO not fail to he present at the
Christian cnuich next Monday evening.
and hello To al ou>e enthusiasm for
"Scanlon" Day. June l5,h.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-02

OF all the lew laws We need in this
stt'e there is no one law that we need
80 bad A. a direct primary law. \ law
of that kind would allow each and
every voter to express ~ thv polls his
choice for any candidate for county Of
fee: it would dj>ten~r win county con
ventiOrs and the cOrrupiing Influences
of the politician. Those that have IA
direct primary law are we'll pleased
with the results. Candidates get the
nomination on merit and the general
voter i, not influenced to half the eX-
tent they are under our present system.
With direct primary law it would be
a great deal harder for anyone wanting
Office to cover the county and capture
the nomination than it would be for
him TO capture a delegation by trading
right and left and securing a nomina-
ton by trlcke"y in "a county convention.
Mark this one thing: All opponents to
a direct primary law belong to class
OF politicians that live by their wits
and cbicanery, whether they realize it
or not. There are those who live by
boOdling, it 5 their occupation, they have
no other means of support, and yet they
possess natural abilities sufficient to
more than eal n their soup.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-02

THE leaders of both the democratic
and republican partie, are urging short
platforms. We suggest the following:
Democratic. sane ard sound. Re
publican. stand pat" WHAT'S the
use of printing IA lot OF platitude~:
The thing i, to proclaim something to
get in on. and as soon It, in, do some
thing exceedingly foolish to pet off ON.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-02
K. Lee Furdin on the Slate.

The special corrc,pondent Of the
Oregoniau al SEATTLE, in his last letter,
ha- This tit of democratic political gos-
sip which viii toe of general interest
and locally intere>tin4 AT confer
euce held here between King county
democrats, ex-senator Geo'ge Turner
and j. +. Bell. of Everett, the pro-
4ramme for the Democratic state con-
vention was partially outlined. This
programme include, the nomination of
George Turner for governor: a ing or
Pierce county man for heutenant-gOv-
ernur: J. f.. Bel. of Everett. Il, one of
the west side congressional nominees.
and Thomas Vance. of oily mpia. for
attorney general. After the confer
ence, Lee Purdin. Of Ellensburr. wa,
informally slated for state treasurer.
His rame will be added to the Turner
slate"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-02

THE Pennsylvania railroad an
nOunce, that about 1000 men are to be
LAID of', being 10 per cent Of the torai
number Of employees, which viii be re-
duced 10 what it was two years ago.
Thi, cut applies 10 all departments
transportation, the shops. and main
tenarce Of way. What about the cry
of full dinner pail
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-02
Wanted

Special rcprc>t ntatNe in this county ana af
JON il = territories. To- represent ana ao'e''S
al. o.d established business house OF solid hlaH
ciai standing salary - weekly, with expenses
advanced each Monday ny check direct l0I
Headquarters Hor>c@ ana buggy furnished T nIs.
Nee >>drN position lclmal' nt Addlf - p iaso
i,,,, +" '''' Yum '' ~ l76i
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-02
Harley Morrison Dead.

Harley Morrison. the Oldest son y.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Morrison. oleu
Monday evening at 40 at his nous
four miles northeast OF this CITY, ha'
ley had been sick fer some weeks DIV
his taking away was not altogether uu'
expected He was bright young uia"
full of energy and ambition ana "''
loved and respected by all. He VIII 10
ruch missed. not only in the no'D'
circle. but the neighborhoo1' NJ
DAWN extends sympathy to the O'
reavei family.
WANTED \ team for lient lo'i
work for their keep. Might nus,
suited. UNION FISH y"
Every lady in the val ey shsuIu ai l,s
Mrs. Gault's stock before buying ' II,
where. Her stock and prices are r's''
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-02

Ice Cream for sale. wholesale and re-
tail. at the Palace. Special prices on
large quantities.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25

On Il mar Saianb I 6tHHs esH af saupet. ,Hp are
hnbri Speboame tiliammen, 90 ben tIsD taoil u atnr
Eaa War auist Ious zbeibrsbsIts. J mango, uanss Mar
sr,Iastbe sasuns beHi or en- Total epsbor- : ,'qrsiius
IcssIs gasslsr, oeb "a be lite opnaoeos pssss,JtIfs stb
IotaI sthanbilns. eEtIGuse be ben for ubeIbr,estls.
gibenitobtn bar btOlh, at Ratorrb er 81 foHfitnilontl
Spebem o. brr for fraper touRltuilousf BthaHbIlna.
Halls catnrrh Cure, i~abriterst al 3. Z. ghsnts D
Co.. 1olebo. Ohio, Ct bet eneiie foHitlluitoneat easts
mitbeI | ufnrfsset. Oct tuges t~Hbueutig | AortioHtF
fra 1e Draabfr fiIen TbeitefuIo. Del pirtgr etftfit
paa 8iostt % Spitgmets Slimbtuber. Ge tiltptu It
huntrsbt Dollars ior efbDert aiit0ibe. bet tia tan Ias
gtrf. Sttlp tlter 3lrtalorer % 9tbuesbsrb.
dhresIg
|. 3. gbeHss&9 o., Eotess. c.
sS- seIsss sss HPeissf.r.-
Halls Family Pils CT be beSRe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
DalllnarR.
Wiplius GriticnS &jcmfOmit.

DIN 9rsnlano8faueren Ntplius
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al hans Reiie f~trioes / a0%a9blaoet"
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Tngsr / @aar 5ormiObugs oeb b
tiben. naaebe burtigt til ben un9c
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oIe fine SignaIfag irtte, p9 impf-
tet ira 9op til Rrling gleO o5or 2"
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paa Gmbeosrejis. @i par inbe / 5iors
ben langs apiten, % ben fsrite De-
Of 5uren par for iuu Oibt uben Oi=
oere Snteresie. men idu meeet bes.
mere5orneielfe bapbe Ri at ben iibife
Del paa 9itfbiten.
gi bapbe tibGigere gjort 9etenbt-
ifab meb be bebenIfe GItimOer og meo
bem, Tom a1erebe lense bupbe Oorei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25

Relation peb 9orQerfoz
Ieetsamen. Winilteriet forRirz
ies og lnberpisning8peTene bar
peb Snbfrrntning / 6orbrin9erne /
3el.qion peo gprgeritoleetsamen.
at Der lite ital pr6pes IN
ben for belle bet Latte penfum. men
tun / 6dlpbelen Oeruf iaaoel | eis
belbiitorie fom / 2Gre6o8, Iodlebts
at Der efter bebtommenbc Stoles
unoerpisnin9spldn bet enc 4ar prs-
pes / ben enc 6dIooel og bet onoet
Qur / ben onoen 6dIboet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25

3gmt pna SnOieier. en
Iat / CONNER bIep en- tnft 5uriit.
iom Tom 9aaenbe forbi 5ipoli. on
taitet at Ell ungt Wsrnelte. Der an.
itilebe at bare fulb. 5niieren ltu5z
bebe BAN fra iig Oe ri BAN bo ogIda
%fiernet. men Ell gieblit efter opbdqeoe
ban. at ben unge Wano boDoe bo-
rel en- frnt Rsper. Tom bdpbe ltiad=
let bans 3egnebog meo 600 Mdrl i.
st Bar Manneosr efter onbolbt
8olitiet en- Speniter. 8ictor 2inos
berg. iom man mente par Rebtren;
ban bot nemlig pluoielig bIeben ia
belbeilaaet meb pense oe 81. a. bops
De ban pna Reitaurationerne fnatt
betslet ct Oar 6unbrebemartsfebIsr.
ainoberg n9gtebe BOG oft, men Be
%piierne par iaa ufgsrenbe. at ban
ben Z. Pob. bleO bsmt pda Jnbicier
til l aars 5orbeOringsbus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25

0gens Stint / 5are. Zen
lpoliqe Tel al &iinten liar
Stralnin9en ira SonbfaToet til
6unoeoangsfaloef, bar { be fbite
Var libt meget; men oglaa Ian9ere
Roro pdd bar 6dpet tdget bort At
9anoet, itlo ON Der lite fan poapiz
fes itprre l%loitriOninger df ieIpe
Slinien. III for 0ronnin9titolen
CT Der idaIebe8 gooet omtrcut IN
3enbe 9anb tabt af 9siten. 6oor
meget Der er itDrtet neb % Inlet
bort Iangere mob SUB. efier 1t
9riotmo5Ien fsrIt er bleDen unoetz
mineret at 0apet. er BET Oaniteliat
at bere9ne. Wen en- Sdmmenliqnin3
meqem 5%otografer, tagne / Cont
mer. % gineber fra for noeIe gar
iiben piloe ifg. son. 5ollf. 5ltto."
at alinten mango Steoer 9anite
bar fiftet u%bieenbs. 6dbet bar
facet Ma9t. forOi man fierner eans
oets ndturlige Barn. aniteiersn
bar i De ienere qar Ioiat tore
WonQoer af Stranbens Runehen.
fom fsres bort for at aupenbes / ge'
ton 9nbuitrien; % SteHfferne FIR
ner msb ener uben 9iaabslit iterre
% minore Sten. Iom fnbes / 0ao,
~itotten b4Is noe / 9nubtt. oq iom
bar oqret Ct betnoningsfulot 9Grn
FOR 9anoet.