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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-04

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-04
ON THE STOOL OF REPENTANCE

oN The STOOL OF REPENTANCE
rs where the man will find himself
'nal takes his linen to any laundry
SUI tne Walla Walla Steam Laundry
u your conscience don't prick Won
your collars and cuffs may. and make
you appreciate the smooth edges soft
outton-holes aad exquisite color and
onlsh that you can always rely on re-
celVlng from the Walla Walla Steam
Laundry.
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Hewitt understand that the for
eign noblemen are beginning to get
worried" Jewett-"Over what?' HeW-
itt-"The way these United States SEN
a tors are marrying all the American
women"
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SOME CHURCH NEWS.
Change in Personnel of Choirs-st.
 Johns Parish Meeting.

Change in Personnel of Choirs-St.
 Johns Parish Meeting.
 Yesterday was the annual day for the changing of the personnel of the vari- ous church choirs of the city and there were new faces in most of the choirs of the several churches. Many of the changes were very acceptable, and it might be said that all were as the in fusion of new life is bound to produce an improvement even though only temporary.
 The day was also one for the celebra- tion of the quarterly communion, and large congregations were present in most of the houses of worship. At the Davenport Congregational church there were five accessions to the membership, an da like number were received at the Church of the Redeemer.
 At 7:30 this evening in the church win be held the annual parish meeting of the St. Johns Episcopal church Wardens, vestrymen and other officers Of the church are to be elected at the meeting this evening, and it is desired that there be q very large attendance of the members of the congregation.
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= -
 DEATHS.


 BARTLETT--In this city, May 1, very suddenly, Edwin s. Bartlett, aged S4 years.
 Funeral services will be held at his late residence, No. 45S Quinnipiac avenue, on Tuesday, May 3, at 1:30 o'clock lnterment in Westbrook. Conn, on the arrival of the train leaving New Haven at o'clock. 1tp LYNCH-In this city, April 30, 1904, at GA Whitney avenue, Thomas H. Lynch. son of Catherine and the late Patrick Lynch.
 Funeral services from the residence of his mother Tuesday morning, May 3, at 9 o'clock, and from St. Mary's E. c. church at 9:15, where high mass will be celebrated. 1t KUECHEL-In this city, May 1, at the home of her son, George Rotman, Eliza Kuechel, wife of Henry Kuechel, aged so years.
 Funeral services at the German Luth- eran church, Humphrey street. We'd nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. 1t JACOBS--Tn Hanlden, April 30, Nelson $. Jacobs, aged 25 years, ii months Funeral services will be held at the res- idence of his father-in- law, Royal S, Dow. No. S1T4 State street, on Tues day, May 3, at o'clock. Funeral will be private. 1tp
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ARRESTED FOR SELLING LIQUOR.

ARRESTED FOR SELLING LIQUOR. The Grand avenue police found Will liam Cast doing good Sunday liquor business early yesterday morning, In his saloon at the corner of Wallace and Myrtle streets. The proprietor was ar rested and charged with violation of the Sunday liquor law, and two men, An tonic Gotant and Charles Oblski, who were found in the place, were arrested and charged with being in saloon on Sunday.
 It will be remembered that a few Sundays ago the police found man in the same saloon who said that he had been locked in.
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TO WELCOME NEW PASTOR.
St Paul's Church to Hold Reception
 in Honor of Rev. MT. Perry.

St. Paul's Church to Hold Reception
 in Honor of Rev. MT. Perry.
 On next Tuesday evening at o'clock a reception will be rendered the new pastor of St. Paul's church, the Rev. MT. Perry, in the parish house of that church. A cordial invitation is extend ed to all the members of the parish to be present at that time and also their friends. This reception will be of an informal nature and more formal one will be held in the fall.
 Rev. MT. Perry is expected to arrive in this city either Tuesday or Wednes- day, and while he is here on this visit he will be She guest of Benjamin F.. English.
 The church committee hope that there will be a large attendance at this re- ception so that the new pastor may have a most cordial welcome.
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ORGAN RECITAL TO-DAY.

J. F. Wolfe of Bethlehem. Pa, to Rem
 der Many Selections from Bach in
 Woolsey Hall.
 The third organ recital will be given this afternoon at o'clock in Woolsey hall by J, r. Wolfe of Bethlehem. Pa. MT. Wolle's programme will consist al most entirely of selections from Bach. The newt recital will be given by G. M. Dethier of New York city on Mon day, May g.
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HARVARD WATCHES YALE CREW

HARVARD WATCHES YALE CREW
 Captain Dillingham; of the Harvard crew, Alexander Emerson of the 1901 Yale crew and ex-Captain Waterman were in the launch Saturday watching the rowing of the husky Yale athletes. Captain Dillingham; seemed to feel that the Harvard crew would have a hercu- lean task to defeat the Yale men on the Thames in June.
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DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN. ss. Pro-
 bate Court, April 28 1904
 of Orange, in said district, deceased.
 The Administrator having exhibited his administration account with said es- tate, to this Court for allowance, it lis 1904, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. If a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said district, be and the same is appointed for hearing on the allow-S ance of said occount. and this Court di- rects that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this orded three times in some newspa- per having circulation in said District.
 By order of Court,
 JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE, a29-3t Clerk
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coLoRED MAN COMMITS ASSAULT.


 Howard Snowden (colored) of Putnam street was arrested yesterday afternoon by the Howard avenue police and charged with breach of the peace. It is alleged that he assaulted man named Herman Morganstan. Just what the trouble was will be learned in the City court this morning.
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WANTED.

AGENTS for the largest mutual Health ana Accident Insurance Co. in the united States Write at once to F. R. VanDusen, Detroit, Mich. a2S-3t
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aMairts.

One cent word for each insertion, five cents word for full week, seven times.
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Stsrnhsrg's Enp|oyman! Agenoy.

AXE you looking for first class help, guy or country, or a good situation? come see me. Fair dealings. German Tel. 1421-2.
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WANTED.

CANVASSERS. Easy Bright, quickest seller iI the market; immense profits. m2 It 1S1 TEMPLE.
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EMpLoYMENT AcENcy.

JONES Largest. Most Reliable Employ msnt Agency, g Church, Telephone i4Ol-l2. Help supplied anyone, anywhere. n hotels, stores restaurants, shops, con. tractors and private families. Men. worn- en, poys and girls always wanted. Head quarters for all best positions in city and country n18
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BEST domestic help. all nationalities; good situations. Home office,
 MRS. BABE,
 az l4l 126 Court Street.
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WANTED.

by frst-class cook, best city references; also girls for general AouseMork. waitresses and nurses.
 MRS SEBALD, 52 Court Street. Telephone i473-2. m2 in
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SLEEMAN,S RELIABLE EMpT,oy- MENT AGENCY, ,763 Chapel St.. esfah- lished 16 years. Largest, best In the State. Best male and female help for any and all kinds of work. Sent any, where 19e4f
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WANTED

FOR the D.. & Army: able-b bodied. unmar. ried men, between the ages of 21 and s5: citizens of United States. of good char. acteT and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For in. formation apply RECRUITING OPTIC ER, SS0 Chapel street, New Haven; 6a SLa5e sI1 street, Hartford; 1922 Main street, Bridgeport, or 199 Bank street, Water. bury. Conn. o1-dSI
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LOST
FARM WANTED.

With Stock and Tools, in exchange for a Nearly New Two-FaniIy House, with modern conveniences well located and near electric cars in this city. Would like grass farm suitable for raising stock colts, etc. For full par ticulars, permit to see house, etc, please call or address
 GEORGE A. IsBELL, SIP Malley Building, New Haven Conn.
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WANTED

CUSTOMERS for livery stable. Special attention to boarding horses Best care for horses. vehicles. and harness
 several good box stalls and single stalls unoccupied. Former location oI Nesbit & Warner. THOMAS CAR In.R, Al Union St., New Haven, Conn a29-Ttp
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MARINE LIST.
s1s'af Port of New Haven. ssesss
M MASSAge.

MRS. RUSH, 2S1 Crown St, Magnetic Mas sage, Office treatment from D. m. Morn- ing hy appointment; also treatment at pa- tient's residence. anil
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9lisrerraasena.s.
R. E. MALLORY
UPHoLsTERTNG
L A WIN MOWERS

GROUND by special machinery under ncr. sonal supervision; called for and fieliy. cred; parts furnished. Immediate atten- tion to postal. THE SAW SHOP. 201 Srl John Street, near State. m22-ly JAS. BARNAcLE.
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ONE share Megantic Game and Fish Club, the finest preserve in America; entities to all privileges
 F: II. WHITTELSEY, a27 It Windsor Locks, Conn.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1.oo0 set patent Stove Brick. Every set warranted one year Orders received 763 STATE STREET.
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Patent Stove Brick gre cheapact.
Patent Stove Brick are chcnneSt.

Mary J. Wright, M D.. and Clairyoyant, 27 High Street. Dr. Wright is the best known clairvoya,1t in the State; 27 years in New Haven Her predictions on health, business. social never fail. Doctor treats aIi diseases with or without medicine GonSultatlon free. a25
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-30
TOPICS OF TaR DAY.

Isn't it little strange that tbs
loan money amounting 10 nearly
million dollars now, has been hoard
ed in tho Treasury on interest for
more than six monthsY Can it be
possible that lhs Republican party
has been holding this money back
10 order to give work to its pets
jus. before the election I II looks
very much that way. After the Re-
publioans brace up the voters aud
secure, il possible. their ballots,
what will become of the suckers
they will may have caught The
day after election the Republicans
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-30
WHAT IS TER ADVERTISER !?

The INDEPENDENT would like to
know to what party the Advertiser
belongs7 1t may not take notice of
what we have to say now but say we
will, and here il goea: A while ago,
it opposed the instruction by pre-.
cinct clubs for Delegate Kalanisna-
ole as the next candidate for Con-
gressiopal Delegate of the Repub-
lican party; then it has always op-
posed the joining OF Home Rulers
in the Republican party, because
they can never be made to become
good Republicans; and now this
morning. it wants Hilo to have the
convention, bscause "ths center 10
politicslly doubtful and it needs the
stirring up that convention would
give it," Give who "the stirring
up7" Is tito give Hilo or the few
Republicans in it, or else catch
Home Rulers in between the Re-
publican pawsi AS no more Re
publicans need be caught and it is
only Home Rulers thsn that are
wanted, but Democrats they cannot
have at any price. But as the
morning authority for snd the ad-
wiser OF the Republican party does
not want Home Rulers to become
Republican (pote the recent case OK
JAS 81 Boyd who had returned Ia
his former fold and way how he wal
turned down in his precinct club
upon nomin ating q cendidate), ysl
it ADVISES "the stirring up" in Hilc
TO gain Home Ruls % converts. II
cannot be Democratic, for We know
that it can never be. Then, wha,
must the Advertiser be, 10 it Rspub
licsn tuiD or Home Ru'er (osy)'
Let those who will, even The By
stander tomorrow, auswer thia al
important query.
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than one laid out by shot, shell and
fire. The Russians knew that and
deliberately burned Moscow in the
face OF Napoleon's advancing le-
gions; aud only the other day they
destroyed the beat part al New
chang In ord-r that the Japanese
might not find therein a temporary
sesting place. AN enemy would
bavs no object 10 firing shot into
Honolulu, II undsIended; he would,
on the other hand, have every object
ip not firing upon The city His object
would be to capture The city in a.
perfect condition es possible. TO do
that he would be obliged to reduce
defending fortresses. Ii these we're
located at Pearl Hatbor and Dia-
mond Head, he would make his
fight at thoss two points. The Stars
strategist has evidently not given
much study to present.dsy war
methods and the west coast line Of
Oahu; but he may be easily forgiven
for the reason that most Of the
commissioner" seat out here by
the Government to "inves.iaate"
the matter are equaliy iguorant or
more 30.
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H,Io Demoarats organ,s..

Organization Of the Democrats OF
the First District was perfected last
week, when delegates from each OF
the precincts appeared In person or
were represented by proxy at o
meeting held 10 Firemsn's Hall,
Wednesday evening. The principal
business was the selection of an ex-
ecu.ive committee, consisting of
Hon Chss M LeBlond, chairman,
and Maiksa!oha, Henry West, D
Ewaliko, and Eugene B Lse. Tho
Democratic primaries will be held
on August 9th, and the convention
st a time and place to be decided
upcn tomorrow evening at the meet-
ing of the executive committee.
--Hilo Tribune.
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Hilc On moses.

Acting Governor Atkinson very
properly rssents the imputntion cast
on the Territory's voting population
by Professor Bernard Moses OF Stan
ford University, who states that th 9
Hawaiisns are incapable OF self gov
eminent.
One OF the surprises which every
traveller meets ia these islands is the
high standard OF intelligence OF the
Hawaiians, as ompared with other
races which have enjoyed the bless
ings OF civilization 80 abort time.
Nearly every Hawaiian child of
school age and every adult Hawaii.
an is able to read aud write their
own or the English language. This
is largely due to the efficient school
system which has been maintained
in the islands. To say that the Ha-
waiians sre not entitled to suffrage
is to voice tho last reverbsr Atipg
echo OF those who sought to deny
the people their rights and failed.
There is every reason to hope for
the ultimate success of popular gov.
ernment and the enactment OF
county act which will stand the
test OF the courts and convince the
skeptics OF the entire sbility of the
Hawaiians torgcvern themselves.
-Hilo Tribune. 4
There IL a suspicion that Profes.
sor Moses obtained bis information
regarding the Hswaiisns through
reading the articles Of "Ksmehs-
meha," ia the Washington Star. In
point OF Intelligence the Hawaiians
rank high and much consideration
should be given to the fast that it 10
less than since their education be.
gan. The United States cannot
show ~ much improvement in any
Of its wards ss Hswaiians show for
themselves. II Moses csn come
down and stsy few weeks with the
psople OF Hawaii bis lamp would be
relighted.-Hswaii Herald.
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SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1904.
LRAYE Us uBFoRTlFlED.

The suggestion that forts be not
located near Honolulu because they
will draw the cnemy's fire must have
como from an Irish strstegist. Fer
hsps it would be well to put the forts
on Kauai and put up huge sign
At Honolslu, "Do not fire here. Go
to Kauai whers the forts are" o.
perhaps IL would serve the purpose
it Uncle Sam put the forts at Bar
bsr's point and notified ell the pow
els that there was the place whore
they we're expected to fight. A sim
plsrilwsy Of protecting Honolulu
cannot possibly be imsgined.-Hs-
waiisn Star.
The above is a species of dry rot
thatmight reasonably be expected
from the Hawaiian Star. The Unit
ed States will have on this island .
naval station OF Pearl Harbor, q
military post At Kshauibi and other
properly in and near Honolulu,
This must be defendad; but to de.
fsnd it it ia not necessary to plant
forts 10 residence or business To-
oslities, where property would be
destroyed unnecessarily. Fortified.
tions at Pearl Harbor aud CO Dia.
mond Head could he made TO cover
the range Of naval guns to the west
and south. Guns a. the Pail could
be made to prevent the landing OF
troops on the east side. Reversing
our own argument and carrying .he
Stars out to its fullness, we would
suggest forli6catiors at the Pacific
Mail wharf--whst would happen in
case OF attack by hostile feet
Either tho hset would 20 down or
Honolulu would be ruined.
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Payable Invariably in Advance.

=. ;. TESLA. Proprietor and Fub
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will have no more use for them than
they have had since last election.

The cable report that the Russian
hset 10 of Toxic bay 10 probably in
correct, as there could be no object
ia it's appearance there. The local
newspaper talk OF the hsst besieR-
ing Toxic is the veriest tommyrot.
The Japanese capital is practically
inland, it being possible to come
within any distance Of 1t only in
sampsns. II cannot be bssiegsd by
feet because Yokohsma and .
dozen other ports are connected
with it by tsilroad. The Russian
aset may be waiting off the province
Of Aws. at the entrance to the In
land Sea, for the Korea; but the
chances still are that it has moved
on to Port Arthur.
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s5H En.Iz.

OK nm LnAsEaoLD ON BERE.
ANvSv tanis street, 80 yeass
turn PRESENT not insane $50 py
month. Apply to
WfLLIAMSATiDaT a 90
2lS h9avohaa, ga
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LOTS ZOE SALE.

ON LOTS at Kalihi (5OxIO0 ft),
Az back of Kamehameha School
and Kalihi Road.
For full particulars, inquire per.
sonally OF
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
at the Office OF Fernandsz. Msr-
ebsnt 81, or TO N Fernandez.
@7e
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As We have remarked before,
modern warfare does not eontem-
plate the destruction OF cities.
A city containing tho ccUforts of
life 10 worth millions more to . foo
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EVERY AFTERNOON
ln1osps SUNDAY,

au..rsd At the Pos oaics at Honolulu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
6i6 oct TAR iaaleoes.

Sddodn tRntte jeg beo at l9ie6orz
manbens Smuler d~ngaaenbe 3anfen
om en- 9anit 9utbrit Strife / u
inertia. Sddodn bar ieg tent faa
cite fer og tpnter frembeles BET idrz
me, og jeg 6au6er bd ogiaa, at bet
en- Sang ifal blipe fuolebeg. Oct
fan muaife p9re ret og rigtig baube
at tRnte pdd bet, og at ffribe ON BET,
fun at Ri life berbeo netop naar bet
moofatte at bet tiliigtebe. Seq msner,
ifal man ifrtpe meget ON ben Gag
og faa ifrioe life Blot for at ftripe,
men oirfeIig Tfrioe for Qlbor = meb
3anten ON en- mulig Sammenilutz
ming, ida bill Ri fomme til at 6ersre
9unfter, Der fun fan fjerne os mere
fra binanben. Gr pi enige ON Of
pr9bife Smbenbelfe og Snnbernes
5orlaoelie, tror Ri poa ct 6eGigt
Samfunb, bill hi DO / bet og drbejoe
for bet, Ida LAB os msbes, lab os
arbejoe idtnmen, lab os inbbbbe bbers
andre iii bore Misfionsmsber o. l.,
iud pil ri mart ubfnbe, ON Ri pos
Ter fammen, Idd pi fan inbgaa I en-
n9rmere 5orbinbelfe. 2ibt aenbifu6,
5oritadelie og 8~9rlig6eb burbe efter
min Wenine bore til Stebe fra beg
&c Siber. ut flute ct 5ornuftpurti
bif biit ingen anbefdle. - 8i peb 10,
at bd bet iddfdlbte Blair : Samfun6
bleb bdnnet, fob Der allerebe ct banIf
&irfefamfunb, biGig til Samar6ejs
be meb be at ben norife Gtrfe uos
trddbte bdnffe pr9fter. Der blsp
imiblertib life noget ub at bette meb
Samarbsjbe. 0i maa tro. at Der
bar p9ret p9gtige 9runbe, Tom umne
ligqjorbe en- GammenHutning. Get
er ogIod befenbt, at Der | I'm Sib ffes
te en- Splittelie inben for Den bdnife
airfe, % en- temmelig flor partprnz
tier og 29gfolf gift ub og bdnnebe ct
eget Sdmfunb. 0i bar Grunb iii
at tro, at iddban en- Splittelfe fsrit
tom efter polbIomme 8rpbninger oe
alporlig Operbeielfe for beres Deb
~fomnenbe, fom gift ub. Mlen be az
l~erfleite at bisfe er 10 | Dag Mebz
lemmsr at .. +. &. Gor at man MI
fol funne tale ON en- Sommenfluts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
@enlioigt aenOifab.

4aerebe for pmtring Z Oar iroea
6apeoe Der Jig Hpiter 5os os ON falz
les airtemgoer. 0isie Rpiter fanot
tmiOlertio, faa piot Os betenot, ingen
genflang 6os Den Oanite Sirfe1s
Soft, Og Iaa bar bet 10 naturlt9t, ii
ReIterne / ben 3etning foritummeoe.
Ru er lignenbe Reiter after begpnot
at laDe iig bpre. @i bar bog boz
ret noeet bet9ntelige peb at ienoe
Dem ub, iaa l9nge Der Inlet bsrtes |
Den Retning ira ben anoen Danite
firfelige 2ejr.. Sg bog = fplgenoe
to Qrtitler Ibnes at p9re fremgaaebe
at en- inore Srang til, at 6errens
Orb ON Zen 9ioro og cen S6proe"
matte ppfplbes oberfor bort banits
lut6erife 8irtefolt Der / Qmeritd, men
o9Iaa meb ben Sper6eOisning bag
peb, at Der er noget, inn er mere p9ro
enb ben pore Gnbeb. De lager Sigte
paa Sagen ielp, og Oerfor Iaber hi
bem eda I'D | @erben.
Der er imiblertib Ogfad fremtoms
met ct Orb / fibfte Nr. at o&irfeli9
Samler" om .Sammeni lutning" al
bette 9labs 3ebattsr, pait. g. @stfe.
6dn logger f9rlig99gt pad ygeniioia
Qnertenbelie" fom 5orubf9tning fnr
Sommenilutning. ga, naturligpis.
uben seniioig 4nerfenbelie bsr Der
bd flet life t9nfes pad Sammenilute
ming. Men 11btaleli erne fra Dor
Sibe fpnes at gau ct Sfribt l9ngere
tilbose, nemlig til eenftbia
3enbffob, fom 10 mua bore
5orubfatning for geniibig Qnerfens
Belle. Oct er biif ogfaa belt nature
ligt, bd pennefsrerne pad Dor Sibe /
ben Sag atbrig bar baret meb I e
b. g." og faalefss bd heller life
peret meb / Splittelien Der er biif
noget ionbt og erGigt og grunbtriItes
ligt bette 2nffe ON seniibigt aenb=
fab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
rs bar en- anoen Mano
enc pi."

Observation-Disclosures I Cubs
airfe bar altib giort fig g~elbenbs.
Mlun bar bannet Barrier / &irten
trobs Meiterens Orb ON Zen 9ioro
pg cen 9prbe." Der bDor man benz
teoe gnbeb og aarlig6eb, bar mar
peb 5piitigbeber og Misforitaaelier
maattet ngjes meo at finbe Splio,
Strib og Qnffinelfe, bisie aabne
Soar paa airtelegemet, bboroper ale
fromme, rettenfenbe &riftne oltib bar
iprget bpbt; Os bog bar i@ifferlig &ir@
TENS 6erre oeIaa bibt at IeOe fads
bdnt til bet bebfte for fine og fin Gag.
Raar bort 0anff 2utberffe 3ion
paa benne Sibe 2ltlanten er BELT /
tpenbe 2eire, fad mad bet Oiit at d1e
fromme 2utberonsre dnfe8 for ct
fmerteligt Sddr pud bort lut6erife
&irfelegeme, % bet er intet timber. at
9lageraab MI og oa laber Zig bgre
baabe fra ben enc og ben anben adnt.
Man unbres beIer life ober, at Der
anar Mpgter om Strib pisfe Steoer,
mebens man paa andre r1ffer binanz
ben U~ennehdanb, aft inlebens en- Del
fibber ftine meb 6enberne i Stsbet,
fuffenbe obsr 3ions Sfabe. Mlt bette
CT piit ubebragelige Segn paa en- biz
1tro I Ginbene, en- 1lro, Der brDbsr
frem af MnHiaelfens Sfanbfel.
Get forefommer mig. at bisfe