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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
ABSTRACT, NOT
CONCRETE BLOCK
SUFFERING BOER" LAKE WAS
THE MAN WHO INTERVIEWED
SUPERINTENDENT HOLLOWAY.

The Hawaiian Construction
Company thinks that it has succeeded
in scoring good point on the admins
tration in the wrangle over the new
Asylum contract and the much dis
cussed concrete block matter. Super
intendent Holloway of the Public
Works Department announced to the
star few days ago that he had met
a man who had worked i'm Porto Rico
IN the construction of just such solid
concrete blocks as are wanted ON the
building here and that this man was
willing to construct a machine which
would make the blocks for the use of
the Hawaiian American Company The
man IN question was he said working
Tor the company at the new Normal
school building.
Enquiry being made, il was found
that the concrete block man is none
other than Suffering Boer'' Lake well
known as former occupant Of a cell
i'm Oahu prison where he was sent for
embezzlement. He was also arrested
once for running disorderly house in
Queen Emma Hall. He gained his
sobriquet when he got up a picnic at
Palama' i'm aid Of the suffering beers. "
Il don't know anything about the
matter except that a man called on me
and told me that he had been with the
public works department I'm Porto Rico
and had there made blocks of pressed
concrete said Superintendent Hollo-
way this morning. 81 had never seen
the man before but he appeared intel,g
gent and knew what he was talking
about He said that his name vas
Lake and that he was working for the
Observation-Disclosures Company at the
Normal school He also stated that
he had gone TO the company and had
offered to construct a machine which
would make pressed blocks but that
they had turned him down. / had no
reason to doubt the truth of the mans
statements"
Meanwhile there Is no sign from the
construction company as 90 whether
they win go ahead with the building
or not but il h understood that the re-
turn of Manager Amweg from the coast
Is being awaited by the representatives
of the concern here Tho authority of
'Sunerug noer Lake Be- NOT expected
Go nid the situation yeD much us bs
blocks Wy moro Hpt tu ur abstract tbau
concrete
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
THE BISHOP is NOT
ACORPORATION SOLE
THE WORD SUCCESSORS A
WORD OF LIMITATION AND IS
NOT ONE OF PURCHASE.

The Supreme Court this morning
handed down eight unanimous deci-
sions. This is considered a good record
the day after Christmas.
Perhaps the most important is the
decision in the case Of the. Bishop Of
Zeugma against Malie X. Paahao, an
action of ejectment for the recovery Of
eighty-fve one hundredths of an acre
of land used for forty years or more as
the site of a Catholic church and
burying ground. The important point
decided in this case is that the Bishop
Qp the Roman Catholic Church in Ha-
baii is not a corporation sole, and can
not take by succession from his prede-
cessor. For this reason the uOnsuit or
dered by the Circuit Court is sustain
ed. The Court says:
1T is true that the quitclaim deed to
Bishop Gulstan, which is relied on in
part was to him and his successors in
office but the word successors, as
here used, is a word of limitation and
not of purchase. The present bishop
could not take under that deed by way
of remainder, Nor could the parties to
that deed by the mere use of other
words of limitation change the devolu-
ton of the land from that prescribed
by the statute of descent"
In Washington Mercantile Company
VS.. Willlam~A. Hail. a case dismissed
under a rule of court, the Supreme
Court orders it reinstated on the
ground of misunderstanding by coun-
sci on both sides.
In Maria Correa VS.. l.. NJ. Baldwin
and W. e. Saffery, an appeal from the
District Court at Waiuku, the SUI
preme Court holds that a continuance
OF the case for an uncertain and indie
finite period mely until defendant
l., NJ. Baldwin shall get we'll" is eQui-
valent TO a dismissal Of the case, and
is appealable, The case is remanded
I'm the case OF Kons -Kau Telephone
and Telegraph vs., II, n, Mills after
stating the case, the supreme Court
says sententiously' THE appeal is dis
missed"
Equally brief h The decision Va the
case of N, b. Scott VS., u, o. Mllls,
where the supreme Court says Alloy
as. scott rs not m point lulsmenI
amrmed"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
MISUNDERSTANDING
OVER CRUSHED ROCK
J. A. AHEONG TELLS GOVERNOR
SOMETHING ABOUT ALLEGED
REJECTION OF ROCK.

j. A. Aheong the contractor had a
conference with Governor Carter on
Saturday regarding the quarry work as
a side issue of the Insane Asylum affair
In speaking of the interview Cover
nor Carter said: 1T seems there was
some misunderstanding about the de-
tailed specifications of his contract
which he did not take the trouble to
come W here ana see. This related
TO moulding used in one of the build
ings Then he told me that one of his
sub-cOntractors hauled a load of crush
ed rock to be used i'm the concrete foun-
dation of one Of the buildings. Archi-
tect Beardslee, according to Aheong,
asked the sub-contractor where the
rock came from.
From the Manoa quarry, the man
said, thinking that it really did come
from there.
, "'Well, take it away Breadslee is
Weported to have said, II will have to
Reject it. The rock from that quarry
has too much dirt i'm it. You must
get your rock from the Concrete Con-
sctruction Company's quarry.
We'll" said the Governor, 1T turn
ed out that the rock was from that
quarry, and according to the contractor
when Breadslee found that out he ac-
cepted it. l do not know whether Mr..
Breadslee examined the rock before re-
jecting it. 1t was a careless way of
doing business if he did not"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
HOLLOWAY
NOT BLAMED

Il do not se where any blame at
taches to Superintendent Holloway I'm
the matter of Lake ana his tale of be-
ing able to build machine for max
ing pressed concrete blocks" aid Gov
eruor Carter this morning 'As "a
matter of fac, this man La e Is en-
ployed by the Hawaiiau-Amer can CON
struction company ana not hy the gov
eminent az AN II he Is such bad
man as the compauy's friend wish to
make ont why do they emI hoy him'
10 was natural enough that lr should
So to Holloway ilr has seen Doe blocks
made and offered his knoWlr igr to thr
company for which he is Won sims They
refused tn avail themselves 40 it and bon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27

The first statue of a foreign monarch
ever erected in a public square in free
America was unveiled by Baroness
Speck Won Sternburg, Wife of the Ger
man Ambassador. on the esplanade i'm
front of the Army War College at
Washington on November 49, 1t was
a bronze statue of Frederick the Great.
the gift of the Emperor of Germany,
and the occasion was made one of much
military pomp. An invocation by
Bishop Satterlee opened the official pl o.
gramme. The address of acceptance
the chief speech of the occasion, was by
President Roosevelt, who seems to
have felt that this delicate task should
not be delegated to another. He ac-
cepted the statues he said, with deep
appreciation of the friendly regard that
it typiffed, as the statue not only of
one of the greatest of soldiers, but of
great man whose life was devoted to
the service of a great people and as
the gift of one also devoted to his ma
ton, who, while keeping ever ready
to defend the rights of that people, has
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27

also made it evident in emphatic
fashion that he and they dsire peace
of the earth" 1t was fitting, continued
the President, after reviewing the
achievements of the Great Frederick,
that a statue of that iron soldier should
find a place at this war college: but
he would accept it not merely because
it was the statue of mighty and ter
ribie soldier, but because it was
symbol of the ties of friendship and
good will Each nation has its allotted
tasks to do: each nation has its pecu-
Mar difficulties to encounter; and as the
peoples of the world tend to become
more closely knit together alike for
good and for evil it becomes ever more
important to all that each should pros
per; for the prosperity of one is nor
mally not sign of menace but a sign
of hope for the rests As the years
go by it becomes not harder but easier
to live in peace and good will among
ourselves, and l firmly believe that 1t
will also become not harder, but easier
to dwell i'm peace and friendship with
the other nations of the earth.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
NJ. F. Scott VS.. Joe Henriques, tn

NJ. F. Scott VS.. Joe Henriques, the
appeal ig dismissed.
In ]. ]. Byrne VS.. Orpheum Com
pany, Limited, an appeal from an or
der of the Circuit Court ordering a de-
fault because an answer was not filed
in time, the Supreme Court holds that
the Circuit Courts order was properly
made.
In 10 TOon, alias 10 Chon, plaintiff
in error, VS.. The Territory of Hawaii,
the Supreme Court overrules all the
plaintiffs exceptions. The plaintiff was
convicted in the Circuit Court in No
vember, 1903, of an assault with a dead
ly weapon with intent to commit muir
der.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
STATEMENT TO HIGH SHERIFF.

Suey Ling, the Chinese who was 50
badly cut at Moanalua last night, made
a statement to High Sheriff Henry this
morning at the Queens Hospital. sueT
claimed that the wife of the, brother OF
All Lum had invited him into the house
to drink tea and when he got into the
kitchen she shut the door and All Lum
assaulted him with a hammer and an
AK Suey was terribly wounded about
the dead. The police arrested All Luu1.
Suey said that he and Lum had quar-
relied over some money matters about
six months ago and Bum had threaten
ed then to kill him
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
LANDED THE MIDWAY FRETGHT

Captain Piltz managed to land the
Christmas delicacies at Midway last
Saturday in time for the people ashore
to celebrate y sterday. When the yes
sci arrived off Midway the weather was
so rough that it was thought that she
would be unable to land for some days.
Captain Pitts training as master of
steamers about the Hawaiian Islands
stood him in good stead however and
he was able to get some Of the stuff
ashore
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
BARK OLYMPIA CASE

In the admiralty case of Mrs. Maka-
liilii against the BARK Olympic, a suit
for damages arising out of the death
OF a stevedore by falling into the hold
of the ship, argument was heard by
ternOon, on a motion to amend by the
hbellant. j. j. Dunno was for the Ii
bellant and II. e. Cooper for the ship.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81,
+. & A. M.

n There will be a Special meet
x X ing of Hawaiian Lodge No. n
~ VI. & A. M, at it's hall, Mason
ic Temple corner of Hotel and Alaksa
street THIS CTUESDAY) EVENING,
December p, at 7:3O o'clock.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Members of Pacific Lodge Lodge Ls
Progress, and all visiting brethren
are fraternally invited to be present..
By order of the w. NJ. "a
X. r. G. WALLACE,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
HOP SING Mo,s cAsE-

Before Judge Robinson this morning
argument was heard on the application
of G, G. Biting for writ of haboas
corpus on behalf Of Hop Sing Wo. a
Chinaman arrested ana imprisoned in
default of payment of a fine for run
ming am unlicensed restaurant. Assist
ant Attorney General Fleming oppos-
ed, The case was continued this after
noon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL & SUGAR
COMPANY
CLOSING OF BOOKS.

Notice is hereby given that the stock
books of the Hawaiian Commercial &
Sugar Company will be closed for
transfers from Tuesday December n.
1904, to Thursday, January 5th, 1905.
ALEXANDER " BALDWIN. LTD.
Honolulu Transfer Agents.
Honolulu, December 27th, 1904.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
POWER OF ATTORNEY.

Notice is hereby given that Right
Reverend Bishop Libert viii act for
me In AN matters under fun power Of
attorney,
FATHER SYLVESTER
Honolulu December %. 1904
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.


Between BOards-5O Oahu Sugar Co.
$ll0; 80 Kihei, $12; 70 Kahuku $25; q
Wnialn SGl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-27
Notice to Stockholders,
HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT &
LAND COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the stock
books of the Honolulu Rapid Transit
n Land Company will be closed TO
transfers from the 29th to the 3lst DAYS
of December, 1904 both days inclusive.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
GEO. p. THIELEN,
Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-11
Fish Commission Yacht Arrives.

The steam yacht Phalarope of the United
States fish commission service arrived here
Saturday evening from Woods Holl, Mass,
and will be the tender to the organs Point
station of the fish commission during the
coming summer. The launch Blue Wing,
which has been the tender at organs Point
in past seasons will remain north this year.
The Phalarope came from the north under
the command of Capt. Vedder of Massa-
chusetts. and it is stated he will continue
in command of the yacht until she returns
north in the fall. The yacht lay at the
navy yard here from the close of the Span
ish-American war until about three years
ago, when she was transferred to the fish
commission service. Since that time she
has been doing duty at various fisheries on
the New England coast. She is handsome
vessel of the stean1-yacht type. and before
being purchased by the government was
named the Adelita. She is vessel of IS
gross tons and is 81 feet long. 16 feet wide
and has depth of hold of IA feet. She
was built at Boston in 1881 and has speed
Of about IL miles an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-11
Club watchman Murdered.

A dispatch from Philadelphia says: John
Thomas, the night Waterman at the Hous-
ton Club OF the University of Pennsylvania
which is situated on. the campus in the heart
OF the university group of buildings. was
brutally murdered this evening on the bowl
ing alleys In the basement of the club hause.
The motive is believed to have been rob-
berry, and two. hours after the murder was
discovered negro was arrested on suspi-
cion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
&reosmeoet / Staplebnrit,
Nebr.
(Sluttet.)

Oereftsr blep Menighebens Gmne:
Gr bet muIigt for ct Mlenneite at for
blioe / i'm 0aabspd9t. og ON bet er
muligt, 6pilte ere ba aenoetegnene
berpaa? inbleoet af 6. Senien, gas
fin. Der fortiattes meO 0reftelien
al bette Gmns ON Gftermibpagen,
matte Days 5ormibbag iumt en- halp
5ime 2srodg Gftermiobag. Qf BE-
llbtaIelfer, Der trenton / Snblebninz
gen og unoer Oreftelien at bette
Gmne, ital jeg gen9ipe no9le faa:
Oct er muli9t. at Ell Menneite fan
blipe beparet / i'm 0dabspagt; tbi
ban, Tom er mastig til at bepare et
SUBS Barn / Raabelamfunbet. naar
BET er saaet oper fra 9eben til Giz
BET, iod bet life falber fra, ban sr
pgfda mGgtig til at 6epare bet Gin,
fom ban peo 0aaben neblagoe | DC
Imaa, idd BET lite tues eqer br9bes,
men faar COB at oofie til bans 9grs.
Msn biit sr bet, at Der Ital mere Sms
Au og itsrre 0pgtigbeb til at paste
en- life fp9b plante enb Ell fort Sra.
0e Itsrre 5r9er funne bebre tadle
Ruit % 3ean. Storm og 9intertuloe
enb be ip9be Spirer. 0erfor abb
oarer 6erren after og after mob at
fornree be fmuo, iom tro pdo bnm;og
berfor mao pi babe be allerbebite
arqfter baabe / SenboesTfoler %
6Derboesffoler, fadbel iom naar Der
itdl drbeibes blonbt be eonffe unge.
pad bisfe Steber er bet bebite life
for qobt, % bet er life 6bermonbs
Sag at orbejbe Der. !6euige a9rere
mao bi bare / Senbogsffoen og /
6perbagsftolen, ON be fmad ffdl
bltre bepdrebe bos 6erren. 6elli9e
6jem mad be lebe /, og ct belligt
Samfunb mdn Der barre til at toge
iig af benz, naar be er tonfrmerebe
% itaur / ben alber, Tom er faa
iarlig, forbi be er fda unge. og Der
er fda mango, Der lofter ab benz. Oct
er muligt at bebors benz | beres
Ddobspagt; ia Sub ffe Con. .bsb
6errens Nadbe er bet muligt, men
ret sr biitnof meget faa at be unse,
Der er bofiebe op berobre, fom sr
6lepne bepdrebe bos 5erren. Dem,
Der er gaoebe bort, maa pi Ie at fad
bentet tilbaee; life labe bet ealoe, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
ON FRAKKEN

De bruger en- Frakke. Hvor-
for? For at holde Kulden ude?
Nej; for at holde Varmen indie.
Hvorledes da med Diet Legeme,
som ingen Varme har = Diet
magre, fattige Legeme, som
mangler Diet sunde KIDD og
Fedt, Diet behever.
Til saadanne siger vi, at
Scott's Emulsion SKATER den
rette Slags Frakke. Hvorfor?
Ford SCOTS Emulsion Bigger
fast, solid KIDD og tilvejebrin-
ger netop ~tilstrakkeligt Fedt
til at tilfredsstille Naturens
Krav = like mere. Dette er
ensbetydende med Legems-
varme.
VI VII sende Dem en- Prove frit psa Forlangende.
SCOTT q BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New York
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
ErOgram
> Tor

Oct fprite oanitaepdngeliit : Iutberite
Spnoagsftolemppe / Qmeritd, Der
afboloes / I~a3aretb Menigbeo. Gebar
Sails, Sa. ira 1913. Oft. 1904.
10. Ottober.
Qa6ningsguostjeneite / 9irten om
Qftenen beo Paitor 81. 9. Simon
len.
20. Sttober.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fra 10-12 5m.
Sm @ftermioodgen: st biitoriit
Sperblit oper SsnoagsitOlen ped
pditor 6. @6riitenien Sm Of
tenen: Misiionsmsoe fra 81. 8.
q. Otto6er.
6~ormiobag: nSsnodgsitolens 2ez
belize og pore Setiter", beb u. Cir
tegaarb. Gftermiobug: 4lminoez
fig Oistusiion ON bette gmne.
=. often: MisIionsmgbe / airten
ST 8.
%. Stto6er.
JormtDodg: ysSe5miteens fremtis
oiss QrbejOe", inbleOes at Wr. Q.
Gloufen. Gftermiboug: nSsnz
b~aesffolens 4r6eioere". inbleoes
af Mr. q. So6nfon.
%. Sftober.
0ubstienefte meo Qltergang. 4fs
tenmebet er Slutningsmsoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

nsoe ie9 op ON Worgenen % rei5ie
en- 5ur runbt til ole Bra tebrsore
% Menigbeber / 4merifas med III
6erlig Ben ON, at bet maatte 6liue
en- for Misfionsoag oa 5eitoaJ
runot omtring berobre iblanot eoer,
% at ct fort MisIionsoFer maatie
blipe last paa 9errens utter til Dor
SnOremisiions 5remme blanbt port
6olt. Sfuloe 5. naar 5 nu lafer
oisie Smuler, fomme / 3anfer ON,
ia, men ieg gap 10 e9entIig intet 81
fer - fun npgle Gents. Iom jeg let
tunoe unop9re t1re, ifpnb big
Oa at gre bet ON igen. 5oor ie9
piloe 9lebe mig, ON mango tom PED
nsiere Omtante til ben 5orItadelIe:
Seq Ital gre bet grunbist ON igen.
SUB peliigne eber, tare 9enner.
Qttter paa anoen Ssnbags Mors
gen LOB 5onerne oR9rmere Sub til
big. ST. 1890 fit ri ~aaigspel en-
9uostieneIte. Der bar nemlig en-
t1it QrGit meo pad Stibet. 6dn
taIte tort % goot pda 5nit ober Do
ribs ben 107. Sdlme, 9. 21-31.
6dn pdaps9ebe, bborleoes !6erren
6apbe beodret os / Stormen. % bbor
oeliignet og 9oot bet bar at gipe
Sub 2Gren og taffe BAN for bans
nddoige geIt9rmelie. 9i bapbe iad=
leoes en- ret Ifen og peliiqnet Subs
.tjeneite. Ogido berfor ital 9erren
hoOe 5jertelig Eat,
GU er pi life mere eno en- Days
Reiie ira 2ano. Oct martes oper
Belle Sfuoen. 2niter, aangiIer,
Stat, gp og 6iem e0er l~lb9poelier
6erom er bette, iom MI oanne
itaaenbe Samtaleemner. Bare nj
bar / 2anp! Bare ri bar biemme.
0. +. b. Sa, ogiaa nit 6jerte bar
fplOt at 9laoe % 3at for en- Ipttes
Zig Ouerreiie % for De mango 60
Der % @eIiianelier, ION ieg bapee
n1ot / min Sommerferie biemme /
bet gomle 5abrelanb. ) mango
fare @enner / Qmerifu, 5 ital buDe
min bjertelige % opbe 5af, foroi )
peO 9arligbebs9apsr : thi bet bol=
Der isg Dem for at pare : latte mig
/ Stuno til at foretaee benne 5ur.
Sun ct enifer ieg Iom Ell 5atofer
iii 5erren o9 eOer. @enner. for alt
soOt, Og bet er, at je9 mac : tjene
% bans Sag bianot os meb
ct ubelt 6jerte til Subs 2Gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

meo en- tort prGoiten al Paitor Weiss
mann 9intoln. 2ert Gut. l. 67fig.
asroag Gftermiobug inoIeoeOe pa
flor 9ilbelmien i MiuOen &rebiens
gmne: .5orIamIingen". San oples
ie Gs. 50 aap. og minbeoe os ON II
ri fer fob paa ct beGigt SteO, bpors
for BET ajalot om at bragg 9untenbes
bens Stp at, ON ri ituIoe fdd 9elii9s
nelfe. SnnoefalOet bapOe tilt Wlens
neItet fra SUB. Og uoen 8lOosuOs
qDoelie ter Der ingen 6orlaOeIie 6br.
8. %. 5%rebsforboIOet tunbe alorig
blioe oprettet ira MenneItets Sibe;
otbi in9en Mdnb fan uolsie Ell Bro
Der. oeres Sjales @enIssning Oiloe
tote forme9et pg muatte / Gpig6eO
opoipes." Sal. 40. 8. 9. Msn Sub
habbe uooalgt os / &riItus fra 9erz
bens @runopolo bleO lagt.
Gg Seius er bet Subs Gam, ion
berer al @eroens Sbnb. SOB. /. 20.
Deb bans OpitdnOelie og 6immels
fart bar Sub beieelet at SeIus bar
ben ianoe Misfius; og ban, tom aft
/ port SteO og tog Struffen. %
bsote 9rsoen, ban Itaar M ION Dor
Stebfortr9ber 0eO 5oberens 6sirt
6aonb. ban er Dor RetiGroig6eo, bah
er Dor 5alsmonb. Nu er @uos @reoe
afpenot og ban gioer 5relien, fom eli
ri @dbe til ale benz, oer beoe oerom.
Raor oa ct MenneIte bungrer 90
tsrfter efter RetfGrbi9beb. iad bier
ri bet ben til BAN, iom bleD giort
til Snno for os, at ri I bam ffule
porbe retfarbiqe for Sub" 2 Cor. >.
q. SO ba bar en- Sbnber oct goot
ndar ban fan iige meb QpoiteIea.
Seq peb mig life dnoet til Sdligheo
enb Seius 9riitus % BAN torsfGitet.
l Gor. 2. 2. .@f Raabe aIene." bet
BET er 6orioningens fore berliae
9irtninqer. San Ri Blot fau Tje pda
Sefus fom bet Subs Gam Der bar
cqioa bore Spnber, ba mad 6iertet
bsie zig for BAN; tbi etbOert Mennes
fe bar en- 8oritauelie at, al bet trans
ger til en- 5orioner. OgIua / bette
Gmne falot Der mango ItSnne llbta=
lslfer. Iom ane git M pad bette:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
Grigen.
2ibt 5itbagebIit og
6rembIif.

" Z VI v IT,.
M2eb 5il~bageblitfet gift bet moi
faa let. Oct er life iauban at giDe
fig at meb 5remtioen. Sg bog er
bet ben, 5olt belft BIZ ~fpetulere /:
Saalebes Ogfad a~ngaaenbe arigen |
Ziten.
6boroan bill bet gdd? 6pdb ifdl
Gnben pao 6enne &rig blibe2 9pem
bill eaa at meb ben enbelige Sejr?
9isfe Os Iignenbe Spsrssmaul bsz
rer til Ousens Srben. @i mensr
life at tunne befDare benz. men bes>
udgtet fan bet bel gaa an at ubtale
nogls Sonter.
Sfulbe Qpften MI ab en- Gang
penbe Zig og iIud oDer pua Rusier>
mes Sibe, fad pifbs mango faa trablt
meb at ififte anffuelie, lisefom be
europeifte Sournoliiier fl tropft,
ho be iaa, at 2pttsn til trobs for,
hDab be bdpbe bentet, fulste 4meris
fanerne imob Spanierne. Mange
pilbe iise: ia, bet tantte ies NOT.
Der bar allerebe beret fsrt uns
berlige Sonter til Sorbs dngdaenbe
Jremtiben. Man bar enbog forubs
fst en- rusffsiupunff aniunce ioin
ct belt ndturligt 1lbfalb at ben nars
p9renbs &rig. 6por m9gtig bible
en- iaaban MGiance life bliDe oberS
for andre Mugter | Tften, f9rlig
operfor Gnglanb! Nad ubFgs
terns | fad 5enfeenbe er meget tdds
gebe | bisie Dage.
Msn ber fer Oberrdffelfer!
Den poogaasnbe ariss fpD a otte
Madnebers 5tftorie er fufD of fqds
banne. Og Jortioen fpdar ON 5remz
then. =
Musldnb mener, o9 mdnge andre
beler bets Mening, at Der ilet ingen
spipl fan bore ON, bbem Der enbes
Tia nal feire. Dets geilutnins ON
at ienbe baabs en- MP Scr os Dffers