davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-09-24
ngDERTAKERs. Etc.

iSra5s iSIrrnr5arAaking Establishment and Black
5,.s;tl, shop. Mississippi street, between Les
as5 and st Patrick street. Every department
a.essas,Iate facilities unsarpasseq prfcas safas-
saeEary. Maurin GoHE Eanss Lta.s 2sot'fass1fs'
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-09-24
VETERINARY SURGEON.

4 and Physician. Scientific treatment of all
diseases of horses and mules. Best references
furnished. Successful treatment and reason
able charges guaranteed. Residence. Fort Bar
row. P. q. BOX 146, Donaldsonville. La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-09-24

The latest sheet music; at New Or
leans prices at Comstockfs IS store.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
E. D. PEARSON, HurffviIle, N. j.

find the money in jail, and he is to remain
there until his debt is paid.
The Constitution Of New Jersey provides
that 1.-THE right Of trial by jury shall re-
main inviolate. +" It also provides that no
person be imprisoned for debt in any action
or on Judgment founded upon contract I'M
less in case of fraud. y
More than so per cent of the popul-
alton of Jersey City lives in tenement
houses, and it has been the custom to omit
these persons from the list Of ratables. be-
cause these ratables were usually small
quantity of second hand household material
that would not produce enough by sale to
cover taxes and costs, and because the oc-
cupants of tenements are migratory and
can seldom be found at a given address a
couple of years after tax has been levied
Unless Judgment is used in assessing per
sonal property under the existing law. a
good deal of trouble may be looked for.
jersey City Journal.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
PEDRIckTowN.

Mrs. A. B. Detwiler spent part of last
week with her husband in Phila.
While supper was being prepared at the
home of DR.. FL. I. johnson on Thursday
afternoon the gasoline stove exploded.
The doctor was badly burned about the
hands while endeavoring to extinguish the
flames. He was at once taken to Pennsgrove
where DR.. Summeril dressed the burns.
Miss Mary E. Justice entertained at
euchre on Thursday evening. Those who
enjoyed the pleasant occasion were, Mr..
and Mrs. T. G. Sparks, Mrs. A. B. Detwiler,
Misses Emma Walker, Lottie Sweeten,
Arete Justice, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green
and Ralph Willis Of Pennsgrove;Mr. Sam
uel Borton, and Miss Alice Borton of Woods
town; Messers Clay Smith, and Maurice
Penrose.
Benz. Weatherby and wife yisitsd their
son Thomas Weatherby, near Swedesboro
on Friday.
Miss Lottie Sweeten is acting as sales
lady in P. P. Sweeten's store during the
absence Of Miss Clara COMBS
The Epworth League will hold their ami
versary next Sunday evening an interesting
programme is being prepared.
Samuel Whitaker an aged man Lying
near here was buried from his home on Sun
day afternoon. He leaves a widow and two
children
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
BRIDGEPORT.

The recent rains have made it in order to
transplant, and many are taking advantage
of the opportunity
The schools Of Logan township have
closed. The next term will begin Sept.
5, 1904.
The work at the bridge is going on very
steadily, and it will be passable in short
time.
The children and parents of the Bridge
port school held picnic on the school
grounds on Wednesday. A very pleasant
time was spent.
Concrete walks have become epidemic
hereabouts Mr.. Henry Lamb, George
Uron, and William Fl. Springer are among
those building them. Contractor Pine, Of
Woodbury., is doing the work.
Rev. Willis Reeves will be orator on Me,
mortal Day at Bridgeport The Guard Of
the I. O. A. NJ will be out as an escort to
the veterans, and will constitute the firing
guard. The Guard will appear in their
new uniforms, Capt. Harry Neuman in COM
mand. Speaking at the Town Hall at 2 p.
m. After speaking the line win form and
proceed to the cemetery where the usual
program will be gone through. A brass
band will be in attendance, and furnish
music for the occasion.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT,

The new tax act that became operative
on Dec. 20 last, is radical measure and
does not appear to have been drawn by one
who had actual experience in Assessors field
work, and its effect on this years assess
ments is looked for with some apprehension.
The provision requiring full valuation
may be understood by some Assessors to
mean ascertained cost, and such valuation
would be unfair, unless all property were
similarly listed.
The provision in the law which author
ICES the seizure Of household chattels to be
sold for personal taxes, and where the sale
fails to realize the amount of the tax-bill
and costs, authorizes the arrest and impris-
onment Of the victim without trial by jury
or other court procedure, seems unnecessar-
lily harsh and cruel. A man who cannot
pay and has not enough Of personality when
sold to cover his taxes, will not be able to
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
REDWOOD.
Some of the farmers that shipped aspara
gus last week received As cents bunch.

Some of the farmers that shipped aspara
gus last week received As cents bunch.
The following pupils were successful in
the examinations:-1st grade, Josephine
Skinner, Clemmie ClendeDning; 2nd grade
Dora Sharp, Ethel Tomlinson. Estella Nun
yam; Bird grade, Lizzie and Hazel johnson,
and Walter Fisher
George Nicholson is able to be out again
after being quite sick the past week or two.
Enos Kier's house is nearly completed.
James Eastlack has beautifed his home
by setting out some fine shade trees.
Mr.. Herbert Carson, wife and children of
Camden, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Neal on Sunday.
The following committees have appointed
to arrange the programe for childrens day
which will be held the second Sunday in
June:-T Training the children, Mrs. Strang
Mrs Rulon, Miss Elma Heritage; music,
George Nicholson, Prof Shaffer, John Rul-
on, Clemnie Clendenning, Sarah Neal and
Emily Rulon.
shad seem to be scarce as very few are
brought to our town.
Recreation gun club held their weeks
shoot on Saturday Score:-O. Armstrong,
DOT. Munyan, broke 16; G. North, broke
16; A. Tomlinson, broke 1871 North, broke
13;W. Richardt, 10; j. Tomlin, broke IS.
Peach blow cottage was well filed with
visitors on Sunday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
PITMAN GROVE.

Mrs. Martin, of Philadelphia, is located
on Broadway for the Summer.
Albert Hess has bought the house now
owned by Charles Ferris, and Mr. Ferris
will build new home on Mt. Vernon
avenue.
Mr.. J. E. Rulon, on North Broadway, is
having his dwelling house and meat store
reprinted
Mr.. and Mrs. Prendeyille and son, of
Penna., united with the M. E. Church by
letter on Sunday morning last.
A mild form Of measles has broken out
among the children, and quite number
have been absent from school during the
past week.
The K. G.. E. attended services at the M.
E. Church on Sunday evening, and the pas
tor preached very able and edifying ser
mon to an Overcrowded house.
Miss Elma Bidwell, our primary teacher,
has been entertaining her father from Eas-
ton, Penna., for few days
The new time table which took effect on
Monday morning, May 8, with so many
extra trains stopping is great accommo-
dation to the people
Mt. Airy cottage, on West avenue, for the
sea on.
Miss Eva B. Smith has fine new cottage
for sale located on the Boulevard
Mrs. John Hewitt, Of Bridgeton, will
open cake bakery at the corner Of First
and East avenues, in the building formerly
used as drug store.
Mr.. Thomas Fleming, whose cottage was
burned on Christmas day, has had very
cosey and comfortable new one built on the
old site, and is now occupying it.
The Water Company have pipes on the
ground for the extension of the main out
Holly avenue.
The Association is adding fine cement
pavement in front Of the Focer & Paulin
store and post Office, extending beyond
First avenue gates
Friends here have received specimens of
flowers, herbs and shrubbery from the park
at Grand Canyon, where the California
party stopped en- ronte last week.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
TURNERVILLE.

Miss Nellie Prosser and Mr.. John Maget
spent Sunday in Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Simpson entertained Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Prosser on Sunday.
Mrs Albert Turner and son Clinton
spent few days in Camden last week.
Miss Alice Brooks, of Camden, visited
her sister, Mrs. E. Spain on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. R. Williams and friend, of Camden,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Lippincott on
Sunday.
Mrs Eta King and Mrs. Frank Doughty
and daughter Lervern, Of Camden, are
spending some time with Mr. J. K. Powell
and family.
Mr.. B. Frank sickIer has new runa.
bout.
Mr.. Ed. Gardner has returned TO his
work in w. H. Carter's wheelwright shop.
Quite number of our people attend the
ball games on Saturday afternoon at Gren-
Loeb Park, which they claim to be very en-
joyable.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
BLACKwooD.

Mr.. Howard Rudderow and family, OF
Philadelphia, were the guests Of his brother
over Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school is now
preparing for Children's Day exercise.
The Ladies Bible Glass of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school will give a strawberry
festival on the lawn at the church.
Mr.. Robert Marshall is again home after
his long absence.
Miss Abbie Jagard, teacher of the Glenn
enton school took her school to the Zoo on
Saturday. She was accompanied by Miss
Eddie Rudderow and Anna Jaggard They
had very pleasant time.
Rev. B. c. Lippincott will be absent over
Sunday. Mr.. Kirkbride, Of Camden, will
preach night and morning.
Mr.. Howard Pratt has purchased the
Edgar Coles property.
Mr.. VIM. Bright, of Main street, occu-
pies the house vacated by N. N. Wentz, on
Central avenue.
Rev. F. VanAllen is confined at his home
on Church street, with the measles.
A few of the veterans of Glassboro at
tended the morning service at the NJ E
few members into the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shone surprised their
daughter last week by giving her lovely
piano.
Miss Jessie Kelsey and friend spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Bridgeton.
Rev. B. c. Lippincott Jr., of Red Bank,
will give Musical on the 9th of May, in
the M. E. Church for the benefit of the
Ladies Aid Society. He will also render
Ben Hur.
Mr.. Howard Baseley, of Camden, visited
his mother on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stiles are visiting
Mrs. Butte.
Our school is still improving.
Epworth League at M. E Church, Sun
day, May 10, leader, Winfield S. North
Special tenn perance program.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
WILLIAMSBURG.

At the regular school meeting held last
Saturday evening, the 18th inst, the follow
ing named were elected teachers for Mon
roe Township: Principals room no cleo
ton Miss Rilla Buzbee, reelected to her
present position, Miss Anna Peterson was
transferred from the primary school to the
room now occupied by Miss Stella Jordan;
Miss Eva Marsh was reelected to her pres
ent position. Primary school: Miss Mar
garet Sickler was reelected; Miss Ella
Prickett was transferred from Cross Keys
to the room now occupied by Miss Peter
son; Miss Stranger was reelected for Brook
lyn; Miss Woodruff was reelected for the
Grove school; Miss Bessie Tombleson, for
Germania; Miss Verna Scott, for Downer.
Cross Keys and Cecil are yet to be filled.
r. Howell Tice, the supervising principal,
desired TO be an applicant for reelection.
Miss Anna Nichol was elected TO fill the
new school when it is opened.
At the regular meeting of the glassblow-
ers held last Saturday evening, the 18th
inst, the following named were elected to
represent them at the National Convention:
Geo. w Marsh, Harry Crist, Iven Tilt0n.
Each of these have been delegates on sew
eral occasions The Convention will be
held at Buffalo, New York, in July.
A colored boy, IL years old, son Of An
drew Fleming, living between this place
and Franklinville, was accidently shot in
the knee few days ago by some one shoot
ing rats. DR. Halsey sens the lad to Cooper
Hospital. It is feared that his leg will
have to be amputated.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
THE WINDS OF MARCH

And the showers of April may produce beau
tiful results in nature, but are dreaded by those
having consideration for both complexion and
skin. Atmospheric changes cause no fears to
those who use Par0la Cream. It prevents
and cures all irritation from these causes. For
sale by J. W Merritt WOODBURY. n j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12

KINDLY REMEMBER mew rh
dsnslen uhequar
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
zee RAsIEs a NursANcEl

The fondest parent is apt on some occasion
sfsnt that HE child has more cause Tor irrita-
ton than themselves. All kinds OF irritation,
both ii big and little folks can be obviated or
cured by the use OF Rar0ta FOstu IS ~ sae PEI
For sale by w. Merritt, Woodbury., =. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-12
Farm Wagons, BuS6ieS, Carriages
and Farm Machinery
Following is Partial List Of what have in Stock

New rubber and steel tire Buggi Runabouts Carriages
best makes New and Farmers Wagons of different
Sizes and Farm Carts of extra good material second
hand Bugges One and Twohose Wagons built to order
Bugges and Carriages Painted by practical me
chanics at prices to suit the customer.
All kinds of repairing Blacksmithing Wheelrehtino
Horse Shoeing practically done
am agent for McWhoes power fertilizer distrbu-
tors Deng moving and reapng machines supplies repairs
for New Hamburg Pows variety pillow repairs; also
Bateman Cultivators and repairs.
Give Us Call.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

Seq bapbe 10 bert en- 5u9l lqngs
ON ben Sing, iaa BET tom life iaa
felt pluoIeligt. Men nuturIigois
6leO ieg operrofet. Nlin Muno g
ieg bapoe 10 lite orsmt ON ben 9Gre
gu taller og i~triOer 10 4lpers
rem ON os, Iaa iea nGIten senerer
mig oso at qua I'D pau @aOen. SGni
Ien, Der bar Ri leost / bette iamlae
6us / s Mar = lige iiben Ri s~iIteoe
Os - og Der par iao goOt cg freOeligt.
- Ru fsIer jea bet, iom bet pIuoiellg
bar blepen til ct 9lasbus, bOOr dle
fan tigge ino. Men daigeOel, bet tt
cnOnu iua mt, at jeg enOnu sriber
mig / at ipsrae, ON bet belle pirteli5
sr IdnOt. e1er om ieg orsmmer -"
Dor Sumtole btep Der af6rubt, iost
BET ringeoe / Gntreen. Seq reiite mig
Os tOg affteb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
sos Srn gnrie.
rs ri g i e.

Def sr en- taaset fen gftermiDoa1
paa De pbre goulepdrber. 8asblus.
iene Himrer | 89oen, Iom blinfer Der
ooer Nsfdlten 49,.
Seq bar fpurgt mig frem fra @aot
til 9aoe, til isg omiiosr ftdur Der.
ube / en- al paris' llotanter, bpor
9ebpggelien sr tarOetig, og praeet q
Qrbejperfori taoen tpoelig trpoel
frem.
Gnbelig, Der er bet. ct enetages
!5us meo 6eiteoen Opgang. Seq gaui
inb Og ringer pud.
Gn pige lutter op. og jeg lsoerei
nit Sort.
oSeg er ielo Cru Gurie." tiger bur
meo en- let, fremmeb Qttent.
Sbet bun aabner 0sren til Stuen
faloer 2umpelpIet ooer benoe, oe ier
foritdar, at jeg oirtelig tunoe tag
Sell at benOe: Den mgrfe. entll
STOLE meo GOrtlabet giOer p~irfslig
ferite gie6lit Snbtrpt af en- gige
Den bet fOinosr itrats, naar bun Be.
gnnber at tale: De bruno Zine fpil.
Ter iad leOsnOe og in~te[igente, ion
be fun ger bet, 6bor be giber ubtr9l
for noget mere eno 5us= og asttsn.
asliggsnoer.
Oct er bsl RO6elpr9mien2" fper.
ger bun leenbe, iDet bun peger Ser
paa en- Stol. Seq ftul iige Dem
jeg far fOrmelig Oeret belejret a
Sournaliftsr I bsnne 5ib = og bet Ell
faa unoerlist for mig, fom life Il
odnt til ben Sldss. De fpsrgsr oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

De bet aqigepel. Den gamle 9one
iua' ipanbt pad BAN.
Seq er gennies Nor, fagOe bun
og imilte itolt.
a9poroan tube Dan fuu benoe
bort nu itrafs : og bporodn tunoe
bet unogaas. at bun fit Sunobeoen
at bioe anoet Stebs2"
DIR .9inolen bapoe ganfte glemt I'm
5rotoF. 0an bpiiteOe til en- at aon-
toriiterne, ION fob I RGubeoen:
.Sig til Sapers, at ban Ital be
bolbe 8rabdm bos Jig, til ieg ienoer
9uo."
0erpaa oenbte ban fig til Den
gamle Some:
,9rubam er = er optdget netor
M, iagoe ban. aaom og i9t Dem
nit 8ontor en- StunO. iaa Itul jea
Isrge for, at De fan inatte meo BAN,
naar ban bliper fri"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
Gratis for svage M&nd!
Elektrisk Baltic frit.
bet kraftie,te Balte Verden.

For at avertere wore Jer-ey Electric Belts
og indfere dem allie Steder, hvor de er
ukendte, sender vi enhver, som trsenger
dertil, ct af disse balter absolut uden I'd
gift for geren.
Dette er eft nobet Tiibud af ct solidt Fir
ma. Send ingen Penge; Diet fefste belte er
nemlig Ell Gave.
Mangler DE Livskraft, er trat og ned
slaaet, kraftlos og nerves, har mistet ING
dommens Glade og oliver for 'tidlig gam.
mel, lider DE af Rygsmerter, daarlig For.
dejelse og blodkongestioner OK er tract al
at betale LsegerDe 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 baeite iii andre, og saaledes vii
vi blive erstatfet for wort frivillige Udlfeg.
vi mentr nttop, hvad vi siger. Send os De-
res Navu og Adrrsse med Postmaerke, OK
beltet vii blive sendt Dem gratis.
JERSEY SPECIAL TY. CO.,
$40 A Weldon Bdg., Jersey City. N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

burtiqt, inoen ben anben tunoe Iige
ct Orb - ban talte paa en- tor, for
retningsmGsiig Wadaoe, men Stemz
men Ifalpeoe liot ,.@rabdm.
Deres M}o'r % jeg bar taft iammen
ON De 200 Dollars. ION ie9 ladnte
Dem. 90 M gniter jeg, at bun al
min Muno ital bare, at ri lite alene
mener, at De er en- paalioelig Mano.
men at ri ogiaa b~erefter altio oil baz
De ben itprite 9iaio til 8em."
Ser ipigteOe Mr. 9inbleps Stem
me, og ben unge Graham glemte iig
/ ben @ruO, at ban taiteoe Jig pal
an0 og gemte SObeoet / i'm Mopers
Sfgo fom en- file 0rene. De 6aarz
De, gamle6Gnoer, ION flappeoe Senz
mems 6opeo, tOg iaa milot og PAT
iomi, iom ON be bapbe pGret De bpi-
bette % 6leOeite 0ameb9nber.
.46er er tore Gbuncer for en- unS
Mano, iom piier fig at r1re Dor 5il=
lib oaroig". Oeoblep 2inolp, ipet ban
flarsbe i'm 9uls. .S9 ielp ON en-
8reng besaar en- 5orieelfe = BET
b9nber 10 iOmme 5ioer, pto Dc. 6r.
8ra6am - Iaa fan ban 10 gre Sci
len 9ob igen, be9bn6e fra MT at o.
blipe bdooe en- b9berlig og en- obgtig
Wano."
9nagten rpiteoe ober bele 2egemet.
men Isiteoe life 6obebet, og ban iaa'
oerfor life, at Mr. 2inolebs Qnii9t
bapoe iadet ct Iaa milot nbtrnf. at
lite en- Sang bans beoite @enner pils
De babe tenot BAN igen.
.Yil 1e life liee fad 9erne oberld=
be mig &urpen og Sf9rfet og Oct
bele". iagos ban meb lit melt Oins
benbe SmiI. Seq pilbe fele mig
meaet imisrst, bDis De pilbe = o9
oesuoen ugter jeg at labe Dem tage
benne unge Manb meo 9em biem en-
l1ees lib, for at ban tan bpiIe ab
% lGre i'm Ntober rietig at fenbe.
Raar ban fommer tilbage, Ifal ban
fnoe St9rfet 69noenbe ODER I'm
9ult. Seq tRnter. bet bill b9re for
nuftigt at laoe bet blipe 69n9enos
Der og bper Dag minoe BAN ON bans
Wo'r. Oct er belbi9t for en- SIN
at t9nte rigtig ofte paa i'm Mo'r."
"a Wlr. SaDers en- Stunb efter
tom ino, fo'r ban beitDrtet tilba3e
reo at ie i'm Gbef, Der / perionaIet3
2jne a Snbbegrebet at alt torrefi
og bsjtibeligt, iiobe / aontoret %
ftpre 5ruettage at meo en- papirfnit
o9 1ptle uoen al ornoe lIg om,dt bans
Zine bar mist9nteIig fugti9t, &C
at Hare Oraaber unbertiben iamlett
iig Der % ruIebe nso oper bans Rim
Ger.
.@ars'gOO, Supers", iagbe G6es
fen. SOB, summel 5rugtfuge, luOst
pda 9unoet. Seq bar ogioa bOet PAD
9anoet / min 8arnbom. Scr, Gu
hers, pi oil Iabe Raabe gao for 8et
meo ben ungs 9rdbam; ban fan Be.
boloe jim poit. 5oripn Dem meb aa.
ae = ben er ubmerfet. @ib min
SIN life bar rejit til l1nioeriitetst MI
ben Oilbe miittert buOe imdgt bdm."
Og Subers tog iis ct fort Stpts
fe Sage Og itirreOe forpirret og ufor.
itadenoe puu 5irmaets Gbef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

graper ON alting. Get er, ION ON
9aoeene ripes neo omtring mig, %
Der fommer en- ifor Outlining ino |
Stuerne. Oct er li9eiOm forbi meO
6usfreOen."
5ru Gurie taler rant og ruler pdd
R'erne, Iom Rusierne plejer.
.Og De er poiit at 5sbiel, Grue?"
Seq er fsot 1867 i WarI6Ord.
Dime 5oralOrs er polite. Mit pigee
nupn er S%flobopIfi. Gu talOer jeg
mig 5ru Sflooopiti Gurie. IS Ndr
gammel tog jeg observation-disclosures o9
bleO 8oupernante bos m 5amilie uoe
paa 2anoet. Men i ge9pnbelien al
9Osaarens tunoe jeg lite Longer MOB
itdd min Chit = ia, ieg ian gerne
iige 5rdng efter at Dire mig for be
naturoioenItubelige Stuoier, % ida
rejIte jeg refolut til 9dris. bpor ie5
Fulgte be foritellige 5~orel9sninger -
% truf berunoer min oorbenbeUlano.
timber bans 9eilebning ituoereoe jeg
oioere og to9 efter no9le Qars 6ors
le6 adnoiodtefsnmen. lloen bette
pilos ieg life tunne bare opnauet ben
ofTcisGe Sitting, JON ieg nu bar,
= jeg er 29rerinbe beo Geole nor
male iuperieure i Genres"
oil De ogfuu for 5remtioen
forti9tte iom aarerinoe? Seq me-
ner MI eItsr Mootagelien Of Ncbel>
prRmien?"
,Om jeg pil Forfeited" 5ru Gurie
npiten log S61noerne Iammen. $50,
pitt Dil jeg bet. De mao oioe, be
pengs tunOe life falbe b%eloigere. Get
bar toitet os fore 1olag at briDe
bore Gtsperimsnter = og ri bar life
BAIT Rigoom at Die ar bet ian js9
f~oriitre 9eml"
Seq tuiteoe i bet famine ct 9lit
pau 89reliet. 9et par uoen nogen
ION 6efft Qutius gdnite Tom
frantic 9oreeri1loner pleier at bare
meo ct u6r pad aaminen og ftips,
tebeiige Ms6ler Lungs 99ggene.
IS 1895 bleo jeg gift, og / port
9Ggteitub bar hi Ell Barn, en- 6sgdrs
gummeI pige. Dr. forItaur. ieg bar
life msget at fort9ae ON nit 9ib.
Get bpcer paa tibet al Snteresie.
PIT, bOao ieg bar lebet, bar jeg lepst
/ min Ytoenitab = % Der tunbe jeg
not forteQs Dem ct og anOet. Men
QOiierne bar 10 ~forI9ngit bsrettet oet
uistigiIe.
oNaar outteoe Sbeen til 9erss itos
re Opinoelfe fsrit op 6os Dem,
5rue2"
SUN 10 ben for Jig.
y0et sr iad paniteligt, for life ct
iige umuligt at iDdre pad. 5ror De,
at for Gtsempel en- 9igter fan reoes
gore for en- at fine gsgers Oprinbels
Ie2 0pdo min Mdno og mig
angaur, faa er 10 COMMENCEMENT
ben, at Rsntgen. lom De oeb, / 1895
OpDaseOe fine oStraalsr". Sort
lib efter uobioebes benne Spbagel.
ie, ioet Wteolem al Snititutet, Wr.
8. gecquerel, opfanot ct Stof, ct
Iuataloet Uranium, iom dbltiIer Jig
ira RsntgenitruaIerne beri, at ret
6enter lin Stradlefraft = i'm Gners
gi - life fra et anoet Stof eler 2e>
GENE, men fra en- for gjet og Dor
Sdgttdgelie fremmeo og ufpnlig ails
be. s 1898 bar faa min Muno og
jsg fad beloige enb nperligere at
.ubpioe" bsnne Gpbaeelie. ioet Ri
funbt RabiumsitoFet, fom er uences
Zig mere birtIomt. Men BET toiter
penge. 6ele Hobelpramien ptl neiten
mebgaa til at uopinoe bare ct ensite
0ram."
Bar BET life unoerligt for Dem
iom ung Dame at gioe Dem al mso
at bnrte bioenitabeligs Stubier Der
/ 5runtrig, bpor man 10 life er pant
iii, at 0umer -"
Suit, jeg er poldtinoe", fpureOe
BUN, hi sr Odnte til at gore, bDaO
Oi Oil; Og fad trdf jeg burtig min
Mdnp, Tom bjalp mig | ct og att"
Mfeh To oherrnTfet m To fff NJ