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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Oil Mill Badly Damaged.

A terrible wind and hail storm
passed just a mile north Of Canton
last week, doing considerable dam
age to trees and fences. The west
wall of the Canton Oil Mill, togeth-
er with the iron roof of the build
ing. was blown away, causing dam
age to the extent of S2,500. No loss
of life 80 far reported
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
German. Forced 10 RETREAT.

Berlin, March 20.-Col. Luetwein,
the governor of German Southwest
Africa, reports severe fighting there
March 10. The Germans were forced
to retreat with the loss of seven Off
GERS and 10 men killed and many
wounded
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
r. A. Pickett III.

R. A. Pickett, one Of the best
known citizens of Yazoo county, is
said TO be in a dying condition. II
is reported he cannot live. He has
been quite i'll for several weeks, but
vas thought to be much improved.
The change for the worse is deeply
dcplored by his many friends.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Escaped From Prison Farm.

A report was received at the a.
fee Of the board of control last week
Of the escape of a convict from the
Edwards plantation in the delta.
The report of the scre, ant on the
escape has not been received and the
name Of the convict is not known by
The officials
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Overdo, : of Morphine

Word was received II. the city this
morning of the death OF Wac,cA
Nixon. former Jackson boy, but
who for the past few years has been
living in Brookhaycn. Mr.. Nixon's
death was said to be due to an over
dose of morphine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Price on Rubber to Advance.

New York, March 21,-A circular has
been sent out to the trade by the Unit
ed States Rubber Co. announcing an
advance of seven per cent on all
classes Of rubber footwear, to take ef-
feet Immediately.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26

Chicago, March 20.-Owing to an cpl
temic of scarlet fever now prevailing
at Delavan, Wis, the local health au-
thorities have closed the city schools.
The holding of church services Sun
day-schools or any public gatherings
IS prohibited
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26

Wooster, O., March 2l,-John Kauke,
S5 years old one Of the founders Of the
University of Wooster, died suddenly
Of heart disease Sunday. nIr, Kauke
was a trustee Of Wooster university
from the beginning Of the school to the
date of his death, and was the first to
endow chair in the university.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Child Shot and Killed.

Matilda Wells, little fourteen
year-old girl, whose parents live in
Warren county, was accidentally
shot and killed by her young broth
er, who was cleaning a pistol. She
was shot through the heart and
killed instantly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26

companies to deliver with the policy
copy of the application and pro.
viding penalty for default: also FRO
viding that reinstatement Of age shall
not invaldate the contract of life in
surance. Passed.
The house informed the senate that
II had adopted the conference commit
tees report on the pension bill.
The senate adopted the report Of
the conference committee on the pen.
sion bill.
Senator Magruder called up the un-
finished business from the day before.
the merger bill, and resumed his ar
gument. The amendment offered by
Senator Groom on that day was the
pending question. There were three
systems, he said, affected by this bill,
the Frisco system and the Mobile &
Ohio and the Southern system. These
in no way parallel or competing lines.
and he gave facts and figures to bear
out his argument The law, he said
provided that no parallel or competing
lines could consolidate, but this was
judicial question and could easily
lie settled by the courts.
Senator Dunn said this was a ques'
ton in which the whole State was
interested. His district would be the
one to Immediately suffer by this
measure He said there was now a
case pending In the courts OF his
county to decide the question of com.
petition, and thought It was strange
that the friends Of the till could not
wait for that decision. He read a
letter from ex.Attorney General Mon
roe McClurg strongly cordemning this
kind of legislation
Mr.. Belk said we should not care
about who or what was individually
benefited by this law. The only ques-
ton with him was whether the bill
carried into effect the intention OF
the constitution. He believed il would.
He did not care anything about local
interests. or the fight In East Mis-
sssippi. The bill required that these
consultations must be made under
the laws of the State, and he believed
the bill should pass.
Senator Moore. of the Thirteenth,
said he could not vote for the meas.
ure. regardless of the feeling Of the
people who pay the freight Who
is it who arc asking for the passage
of this bill? Certainly not the peo-
pie of the section affected by it. These
people who are dependent upon these
roads for transportation and freight
rates are not asking for it.
Senator McLaurin, Of the Twen-
tieth, said there was no comparison
between the bill putting the Yazoo
& Mississippi Valley and the Gulf &.
Ship Island under the supervision of
the railroad commission and this bill.
The bill was left pending when the
senate adjourned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26

St. Louis March 20-A jury in Judge
Taylors court returned verdict OF
ten years for murder in the second de-
gree against James Crltlenden, ne
gro who was charged with killing Pa
trolman Mccartney in shooting af-
frnY
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Tn Meet in 81. LouIs.

Seattle, Wash, March 2l-Tho
Washington State Press association,
on invitation to the st. Louis fair
board, will hold its annual meeting on
May % in st. Louis, within the grounds
Of the Louisiana Purchase exposition
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
judge Woods Declines.

Judge Thomas II. Woods, of Me-
ridian. declines to allow the peti-
ton to 90 forward for his appoint
mcnt as chancellor. Having held
the highest judicial station in the
State. he prefers remaining at home
to practice his profession.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Sundays Rain Was General.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 21.-Reporis
received from all parts Of the Kansas
wheat belt show that Sundays heavy
rainfall was general Santa Fe head
quarters at Topeka has advises that
wheat everywhere Is in good condition.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Col, NnrmntIulke Ill.

Marshall, Mo-, March 2O-Col Vim
cent Marmaduke is very III at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. William Harri-
son, in this city, and it is feared that
he will not recover. He has pneumo
min
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Settled with Helen rotts Hall.

New York, March 2O,-Administrat-
ors of the estate of the late George
Francis Gilman, the millionaire tea
merchant, have finally settled the
claims of Helen Potts Hall for $780,
900, $4,000 in cash and 100000 in Sc
curities.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26

Washington, March 2l.-Mrs. Miles,
the wife of Lieut. Gen, Miles, retired,
was reported Sursay night to be rest
ing easily. She has improved steadily
for the past few days, but still is ssri'
ously ill.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Crapshooter Shot.

While several negroes were en-
gagged in a crap game at Osyka last
week a knock came at the door by
some one unknown and a negro
named Gus Brown was asked for.
As he appeared outside the house he
was shot dead by the unknown par
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Thrown ApaInst Running Saw.

Palmyra, Mo, March 20.-Sam Me-
Culough. living west Of here, was per-
haps fatally injured, Friday, while at
work at saw mill. In lifting
heavy log Mccullough was thrown on
the carriage and against the running
cau
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
cnnulot Wanted aa Witness.

Judge Booth, of the Second Circuit
Court district, has notified the prison
officials to have Salie Mitchell fe-
male convict, now in the penitentiary
at oxford, this week, where she is
wanted to testify.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26


The house met at S.99, Speaker
Thomas in the chair.
S. B. 332-Exempting all property
maintained by taxing all notes or evi.
dence of debt on property sold in this
State on installment plan, by sewing
machine companies, typewriter com
panies, piano and organ, clock and
stove and range companies, not resi-
dents of this State. Failed to pass.
The report of the conference com
mttee on the pension bill was adopt.
ed, which makes change IN the board
of examiners, instead of the board of
supervisors, sheriff and chancery
clerk. it makes five Confederate sol.
diers the board. Adopted.
Mr.. Lopez offered a resolution al.
lowing the clerk ten days additional
pay to complete the journal of the
house and furnish copy of same to
printer and secretary of State. Adopt
ed.
The committee appointed to inves'
tigate the State Offices reported that
the several Offices were correctly con-
Quoted and the books and records cor
rectly and neatly kept. Adopted.
S. b. 3S3-To appropriate $4,000 to
be used by the governor in paying
the expenses of an investigation of
the various State institutions. Passed
80 to 5.
Mr. Brown called up the motion to
reconsider S. n, SOTO defray ex-
fray expenses of the State in the suit
of the State of Louisiana VS.. State of
Mississippi in the boundary line dis
pute.
The bill was then recon siderod by
a vote of SO to AZ
Mr.. Coocy offered substitute COM
promise measure providing That the at
torneys be paid $1,000 as d retaining
fee, and $4,000 for eXpenEes, and at
conclusion of suit in favor If the State
then the legislature shall settle with
said attorneys as 1t sees fit,
The bill was then read a third time
and failed to pass by vote Of 61
to 80.
Mr.. Ross called up the motion to
reconsider S. B, 379-For support Of
experiment stations in the northwest
ern portion of the State and one in
the delta,
The bill was reconsidered and an
amendment offered striking out the
appropriation for the year 1904 which
was adopted. The bill was then
passed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
strike Declared on.

Chicago, March 20.-The strike Of
the employees Of the American Can Co.
nas been declared off pending negotia-
tions which probably will lead to a
settlement by arbitration.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
The CnrncWIea on For Europe.

New York, March 20-Andrew Car
negie, with his wife and daughter,
sailed for Cherbourg on the ST. Paul
Mr. Carnegie expects to be absent un-
til next fall
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Charged with EmbcznIemcnt.

Chicago, March 20.-Charged with
embezzlcment, Francis B. Wright,
cashier of the First national bank of
Dundee, ILL.,. was indicted, Saturday, by
the federal grand jury. He is alleged
to have embezzled $4,000,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Many Bills Died.

Quite a large number of bills died
a natural death on the calendar, hav-
ing never been reached, but a major
ity of these were disposed of, either
killed or passed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
New Broom Factory.

The charter of the Woodville
Broom and Manufacturing Com
pany has been approved, domicilcd
at Woodville, with $4,000 capital
otoaly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-03-26
Ru.,,ap. Arriving In ManchurIa.

Liao-Yang, Manchura, March 90
Troops continue to arrive here in in
creasing numbers. The health of the
soldiers is good
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Sowbeas, u. 9af.

Oct er 10 en- 5ib Iiben. Ri bar laot
bgre ira os 6eroppe, bDorfor pennen
igen tuees frem = men iaa Rambler
ben after og bDorfor2 5oroi iaa
tommer itabig ben 5slelie, at bet er
lettere at t9nfe enb at itripe. Nogfe
Menneiter fan 10 tale gobt, itribe gobt
= andre flyer, be tenter gobt, og
naar man iuu foritadr, at bet gaar
baarligt bermsb, og Iaa at RDbeber
berfra gerne fan blipe libt gamIe, fda
er bet 10 life faa let at faa pennsn
til at gad.
8i bdbbs for en- lib iiben Be-
isg at paftor 8. Sobnion. Wenigs
beben Iamlebes | aarl 9enbri6fsns
imutts npe 9jem. 9i bar glade peb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

piie bet og tiai9e at gipe benz ct
sGarpet." life iaa meget for @apens
StplO men Qariagen BERTH.
0erefter talte 9aitor qeterfen til
os I'D ira 0roene: 5af. at og glib ii
funoe. 6ereftsr tog apiuoerne ben
leoenOe Del og ierpereoe 9aHen. 8i
tog 6iem beo aftenstibe meo ben
5orfudelie, at naor Ri 9laber ana
Dire, bliper 0i o9ida ielo glaze.
Ulenig6eben flyer, at bet bar IN
@aoe ira aOinbeforeningen,og 9pin>
oeforeningen, at oct bar fra Menigz
beben; nadr fad ingen at benz ptI
bape 2gren, 6pOrfor fua life siDe SUB
2@ren. Maatte 6erren fremoelss
peliigne Yr9itefoltene ogWlenig1eoen
til lit Rubns 2Gre.
Sa, M ituar 10 ben trdOle 5tO
f%or6dunoen, nemlig6siten, iom 10 iau
lmaat er be9nnot, og Ter man I'D ooer
De rige Marfer, tan man 10 life ice
onoet enb: bpOr ar bog 9erren VI
belig COB peb Os berOppe, at ban "a
efter Mar giOer Regn Og frugtbure
3ioer, men ba bill BET 10 ogfdd blioe
0ddbe fra BAN, ON bi tunbe tdge
bet iOm en- Sane, at bore 6ierter lite
blipe bengenbe berbeb.
Gn 8rober til Mortin Relipn
fra @ermiIion, 9. DAT, CT / benne
lib / gels9 beroppe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

9efpget % biloe globes peo Here Be
Ieq al Samfunoets Yraiter. Wfpoer
bolotes ober bele2inien. % bpis nogen
al Samfunbets qraiter ituIbe tro, Ut
ben er tort iaa tom % K,
maaite Mlenigbeoen tunoe foranbres.
- Gn Qptommer bar meIbt Jig 6os
Iiels qunbs fer / 9nen, en- syn.
iii qptfe!
- 9pinosforeningen bolbt 9lpoe
bos Mrs. Sens peterien Der / 9ptn
oen 2. luguit.
- u. .. 9unogren bar nbIig be-
ret paa en- Rejie til 9llabamu, bOOr
ban paa @runb at 9elbreos6enIpn
mener at rejie til. vi snIter 10 ger
ne at 6eboloe BAN iblanot os, men ban
mener, at ct purmt alima bill pere
6eore for ham paa 0runo al 2jenz
ip9oom.
= Der bbgges meget her / Cont
mer baabe / gp og pad 2anb, oeriz
blanot 2 airfer 6er / 9onbeas, ell
itor bo6belt MurItens gpgning, 4pos
tbet 0. |. b. Menigbeoen Der og |
6lartpn pilbe ogIaa mart til at begpnz
De paa here's 9irter. 9arl 6enbri9z
len bar bneget ct imutt mt 9us.
Mlorten Qelion bar ogiaa begpnbt pad
Opferelien at lit 0us. Sa, Der tuns
be bliOes peo, os bet ipnes, IOm RDs
bpggernes SorObuie bill mart bIioe
en- Saga Blot.
= Menigbeoen bar beItemt at be-
gpnoe banit a%eligionsitole mart.
Iiels 2aarTtoO baobe nplig
9ubFab ON en- Ssiters Orb / Wins
neupoIis, men paa 9runb at Eng
bonn / 6iemmet par bet lite muliat
for BAN at bragg berneo.
Zen /. Dug. bar bet barint
6eroppe, og iGrlia beb Mibbagstio
ipntes 9a.msn trhtf'abe. Deb sem
ne 5ib iads Menigbeben ogTaa at tes
re / norbOeitlig Retning. Del bar
bog life Seniigten at tsre til ct fol-
oere alimd, men Madlet bar ON
muligt at op%erraite Dor 9r9itefamis
lie, bOao osIdd lptteoes. De fit liOt
traplt, ba Der tom ida mango upens
tet. men ipntes life at Dare 6eipas
reoe OeroOer. Da iaa ri 6abbe taset
9iemmet i geiiooelie. f~ortuIte g..
2eerifoo paa Menig6ebens gegne.
boorior Ri BAR TONNE, nemlig for ct
pie Dor aarIig6eo Osb iumIet at be-
isge bore praitefolt og laOe Dem for
itaa, at ri eliteoe benz og enIfeoe Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

be at Iaoe Den itaa, o9 bet bar alt
iaa nu pitt zig, at benne 9eiIutning
life par iaa GAL enoba; tbi nu itaar
Der paa Steost en- 6olo BUG, JON
molten baaoe / Qangot, 9at9eb o9
@fsuopitling tan madIe zig meo De
fleite andre Rugmarter Der pda So
nen, tent bisie oosar iuaebe og be-
banoleoe paa uImle 60 MaoOs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Danl11arR.

8tffOp 8urt. = SenOag ben
IL. Suli praoifeoe / ct. 9auls &irs
te / Belle en- al Met4oOiittirtens me
giItopper, @iaiam Burt, reiioerenz
be 9iitop / europa.
6ans Cir er, %itrioer n9ejle 4mtss
opis~, eOentprligt. 5eOt GnglaRo
1852, uopanorspe ban iom ganite
ung til 4meritu og uobanneoe ii5
til MaItiniit. 9eb 5lio og gnergi
bjalp ban mart i'm Wfos
Der % line ire Sgitenoe beroper og>
1aa. gliot / 1T 4rbeioe feIte ban
aalb II at preoite G~pangeliet og tpg
Jig for paa gOO amsritanft Bis at
1tuoere ON Iattsn og urbeioe om0us
gen, inotil ban / 1879 tog 9ottorz
eraoen peo uniperfitetet. 5 1886
blep ban talot til Stalien og bar II
ben paret ben lebenoe araft Der.
8iItoppen 6eieger Belle pad 8ei
til ben aarligs oaniteaOn ference, Der
bette Qur 6olOes / @aroe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
correspondence.
9iacine, @is.

st meget iergeIigt ulptfes : 5ilz
'falbe inOtrof iioite Ssnbag Qften,
ioet &ebmano u. g. 2ariens SIN,
5beooor 2arIen, orutnebe / 9dpnes
munoingen. 6an par / 5orenin9
meo 4 andre unge M9nO uoe at iej!e
paa Seen / en- lille gasoline lqun9".
De frpbieoe frem og tilbdge uoen for
6aOnen. Smelem 81. 8 og 9 trat
bet up til ae9n og Sorben, ION for
aariugeoe, at bet bleb banIteligt for
De Iejlenbe at Ie andre 5artsier, %
oa 2urfen % hans aammeraier bill
be gaa ino / 9dbnen, bleb beres life
gaub padfejlet at en- lignenOe gddb
fra &snoiba peb glabn ,Weriaa", til
bgrenbe Gbbarb Sactfon; ogIaa benne
gaab inbebolbt 4 4 5 ungs Menneit fer.
SammenitBoet 6aboe til 5slge, Of
9aaoen fra Rucine oalteoe, men ale
be unge M9nD pau Mr. 9drien nGr
bleo rebbet peo at gribe fat / ,Mes
riaa". 2arien bleo, fad pibt man
fan Itsnne, flemt imeIem 8dabene.
6an iant meb ct Strig, og bans 9ez
GENE tom life op til 9dnbets Obers
aaos. Mdnbfa6et fra Rebningsftas
tionen bar pda pIaoIen, inben 10 Mis
nuter efter lllntten; men De fanbt IL
te 2iget, enoftsnt be Isgte efter BET
baaoe ben often o9 ben fgTgenoe Dag.
Zen unge Manbs 5doer bar uolopet
en- 8eisnning til ben, iom timber 2is
get. Mr. og Mrs. q. g. 2arIen FAINT
oeres gorige 9ern bar a1es Spmpati
/ oeres tore Sorg.
= 9aft. 6. 8. Senfen er fommen
tilbase fra i'm aeiie til 9eiten og Dor
paa 2utber College.
gnruabet bar enbelig beIIuttet
at adbne !6erric6 Qoe. til 5loben.
0g une 9eitiibens ge6oers baa6er
fua paa at fod en- gro, iom ftdl fors
binoe 2afdnette Qbe. meo 6erritb
gpe. Oct times 6eiit m9rfparoigt
at gnraaoet life fer bar funnel fe,
at bisfe 5orbebringer tiltr9nqtes /
6sjeite @rab; t9i for at tomme fra
@eititOen til 6erricbs Stat eIer til
De mango 5dbriter oeb Racine Suncz
tion max man enten 9aa balD0ejs neo
| 9ben til aucine CT. eler ogiaa ada
ober Sernbane6roen, boiltet 10 beo
Con er forbubt. Wlen oper Serbia
ne6roen godr Der baglig fra 500 til
1000 Uienneiter. Oct er melt Nr6ejz
bere fra 8eitIiben, bpis @r6eibsplab5
er Racine Stunt, men o9fad airfaz
fott, 6aube Manb og apinber, %
Senoagsftolebsrn fan mar Re fqrbss
ooer 9roen / fore 5loffe. 0enne
59roiel ooer Sernbanebroen er for
bunosn meb tor Qibsfore. Jor noqs
le Oar iiOen bleb iaaleoes to M9nb,
Meolemmer al Gmaus Menigbeo,
paatsrt og br9bt, linens be gif bjem
fra 9irten. Def 6srer til bet ufor
iparlige, at en- Bro life fer er Die
ben bpgget pdu bet nrbnte Steb;
men 9nraabet bar life taeet 5enibn
BERTH. Oct bar 10 f9rfig Ir6eibss
flosfen. lpm Ifulbe BRUCE ben. Wen
meb ben nuOarenoe 9orgmeiter pg
9prdub Ter bet ub til, at Nr6ejbss
fldsfens re~tfprbige ardp oil 6lipe taz
get | 9etragtnine.
= paftor s. Sse fra Neenab bar
forleben / gben pda en- screenings
rejie. 5dn 6eiegte tiaige i'm Sbigers
mober Wrs. 6olm FAINT ben forenebe
9irtes prriter og 9utber College.
8. Dug, 1904. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

en- iialben 3ugmart. =
Den, Der life fddr, ffuf ejbe[ler bsz
Ite", tiger ct gdmmelt Orb; men oos
Iod fra benne Regel giDes Der limb
tagelier. Gn proprietor / Batting
5erreo bar nemlig / 5slge o6oriens
5olteblao" / 4ar oblet ct ret Imuff
Stptte Rug. uben at babe iaaet fda
meget iom en- eneite a9rne, og bog er
bet gdaet ret naturligt til. Der Dor
Gug paa famine Marf | Jjor, %
itrats efter, at S9ben par fommen /
GUS, bleO Sorben ifrolplsjet, og ba
ri 10 iibite 9sit fiji riseIigt mch
aegn, ipireOe be affalbns &erner
itrats meget liblig. Oct par fuu Ue.
ningen, at Marfen flute babe b9ret
plsjet en- Sang iibfte Gftsraar; men
df en- eler dnben @runb 6lep phi,
ningen life ubfsrt, og ba Joraaret
tom, fob ben ielpfaaebe Sch fad
imuft os frobist. IT Gieren beflutte>
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Grfenbtliq6ebsgao {.

Grtenbtlig6eb g ape. =
Com ct ltotrpf for bet gobe 5or6olo,
bpori gropit Sid / Meiinge poa 5pn
itaar til Q9rere % Qererinber / 1T
grobiti, operrafte en- 9eputdtion II
4 9erere BAN ifelge o5nns Sib."
forleoen et @ulofronometer meo en-
bjertelig 5at for aft, bpuo ben bumdz
ne og eloiqige5ilinnsmdnb bar giort
for 99reritdnben / propitiet. Oct
bar pienipnfigt, at qroDIten bleb me-
get o~berraffet og glao Oeo 9uben.
Og @l9ben bleO life minbre, bd
9eputationens Srbfsrer operrattc
9ropftinoen en- 9ulbf9oe. Oct bar
29rerinbernes og 99rerbuitrnernes
Sdf for ben OpmerfIombeb, propitz
inoen biier 8rebfens 29rermsber
peb at gipe Msbe lummen meb fin
Waanb, naar 3rebsformanoen talote.
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EorffaqtiIe @nbring
8onfirmationen = Del mn
Bt9fsf0n0snt / @arAag bar nnlig
bolbt Mgbe % pua bette orsftet &or>
firmationgipergsmddlet. Wlan peo<
tog Fsfgenbe Reiolution:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

Gn QfboIbsbp. : 9erlom
nogen 80 meO aette fan beeres meb
Iapnet 4fbolosbp, maa ifpIge o9eis
Ie q. a." granoe Iittert tunbe bet;
tbi Der finoes / oenne 8p minoit tire
f%oritelige 5oreninger, Der uae oirz
fer for 4fbolosidgens Jremme,
pg neften ale unge, baaoe 8pinoer
pg Mlanb, lutter fig til en- At BEN.
Man bar iaa ofte fgr bgrt ben
notulelie, ierlig al unge Menb, at
De life funbe bare blunot 9ammes
raterne, naar De life bilbe britte
@piritus. 8enne Gale bar man ma,
turligois ogiaa bert / grunbe, JON
10 efter Oeiti9Oife 5Orbolo = og for>
reften pItjpife meo er en- itor
2anbsbD meb mango 6aunop9r tss
foenoe % 5dbritsarbejbere.
gu er 5orbolbet beloigOis ganIfe
pmOenbt. Gn 5ubritant ira 8pen
f~ortalte for en- 3iO iiOen, at beriom
ban If en- nB SoenO eller Qrbeioer,
JON life bar a~f6olbenbe, maatte ban
enten minareit melOe Jig inO I en- at
De teblige 4f6olOsforeninger eGsr
ngiaa foroufte.
8ette 5r9t er iaa meget glabeliz
gere, iom gronbe / i'm 5ib bar be-
rngtet for lit 8ritteri og beraf fplz
eenOe Slagsmaal. De gamle Soft /
Sognet fan enbnu fort9lle ON, at
mango Menb / Oeres unge 0age II
fe tom l9neere eno / &roen ON Ssns
hagen, naar be ftuloe babe b9ret /
4irferl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

unoertsgneOegr9iter iamleoe til Ct
aonpent, bpor Ri brpftebe et af9}Gar=
llet Meni9heosraaO foreIa9t 5orfla9
til en- 2gnbring / Den beitaaenoe Sonz
firmation, peoto9 at uotdle gnitet
ON at fdd ben nup9renoe 8onfrma=
tion eaer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aflpIt al END berbpring paa De tilSons
frmationen befsmteS gnoage meDens
8onfrmationen bliper en- friSag, Der
tan fnnttes til ben ferite Qltergdns,
for bpilfen ingen 4loersgrenie i9t=
ties, paa en- bOilten ION belit Ssnoag
/ Qdret. llnoeritrifter).
Snoenrigs. miniiteriet bar ifslge 50.
at Oanne en- forelsbig geitprelie, oa
BERTH paIgtes preiterne Billie, Mudrz
Ilet, q. Soban 2aurien, Qdrbus,
Mogenien. 4itrup, og @olf, @ibp.
Der bill blibe bolbt en- M Gam
menfomt Den 8. September men
9uostjeneite Og Nltergdng og ORIENT
ligt MsOe ON Gftermiobagen.