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The Washington times., 1905-09-03

is back in vaudeville only as farewell
TO that amusement sphere and in the
fall she returns to the management of
Charles Frohman, who will present her
TO the London public in plays worthy
or her conspicuous talent. From her
remarkable range of limitations this
week Miss Lotus will be enabled TO
present an almost complete change of
repertoire at every performance. and
among her subjects will be found de-
nghtfully faithful and interesting like
nesses OF Sara Bernhardt, Mrs. Patrick
Campbell. Fay Templeton. Lefty Lind,
May Irwin. Ethel Barrymore, Marie
Tempest. Yvette Guilbert and others
Other features in the bill will be the
-Four Bards. considered the greatest of
American acrobatic balancers; the Wat
son. Hutchings and Edwards Company,
In the sketch, THE Vaudeville EX-
change" pretty Augusta Close, a tai
ented Washingtonian, who will present
her original musical monologue; the
-Four Sullys, IN THE Interrupted Hon
eymoon;" Chalk" Saunders and his
"Physogs;" Belle Hathaway. with her
troupe of monkey comedians, and the
motion pictures viii give 1.-The Nervous
bridegroom"
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

tomorrow afternoon with the Labor Day
matinee
The book is by Mr.. Carle and the
music by William Frederick Peters. Mr..
Carrie has devoted more than the usual
amount of attention and care to the
production CT the new work, and il is
believed an entertainment of superior
worth viii be forthcoming The opera
was played in Chicago ITO times during
the past summer. and the story is full
OF fun from beginning to end.
Among Mr.. Carries supporting cast are
Fred Frear, Edmund Stanley, Sylvan
Langlois. William Rock, Tony Hart
jess Caine, Edwin Baker, William III
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

on any stage will be made at the Col
umbia Theater. Theatergoers generally
have given warm receptions to Mr..
AIDES comedies hitherto produced in
Washington. and the brilliant scenes at
tendant upon the first production last
year of The College Widow are
promised to be repeated tomorrow night.
AS the large seat sale in progress marks
the appearance of lovers of the drama
and society in general
From accounts precedent The Bad
samaritan is built on the same lines
as The Country Chairman" and The
College Widow" The story relates
largely to the mishaps which befall a re-
treo capitalist who comes from a sani-
tarium with brain aglow and nerves
atingie with youthful desire and en-
oeavors TO do good by separating him
scit from his money. As an inevitable
consequence the old gentleman's motives
are misunderstood and his acts of gem
erosity are misinterpreted by his inn
mediate relatives as symptoms of a dis
ordered brain.
The cast selected by Henry w. Savage
Tor The Bad Samaritan" may be de-
termined at a glance as a most errec-
tive one as the actors are Of well-known
regulations and fayorably known by
many successes. Heading the list is
that ever delightfully."- quaint comedian
Richard Golden, who, for nearl-- a score
OF years, has been identified with suner-
ior character parts. George Marion.
than, whom there is no more clever
character actor on the stage. will be
see-i an Italian singing master:
Jacques Kruger, equally well remem-
bered. is cast for the part of an impe-
cun.ous inventor; Samuel Reed. as a
lawyer who promotes litigation; Edward
See. as the favorite nephew OF the re-
tired capitalist Gridley. On the femI-
nine side Of the play honors are divided
and Anne Sutherland will be seen as the
buxom housekeeper or the sanitariun.
and Grace Fisher, whose clever inter
probation Of the village milliner in ..Tbe
Country Chairman delighted theater-
goers. is an aspiring would-be prima
donna; Mary Mallon has a prominent
role.
Ihe entire organization arrived in tbe
city yesterday, and the final dress re-
hearsal will be given tonight i'm the
presence of Mr.. Ade, Mr.. Savage and
a select group Of critics and managers |
The Bad Samaritan viii be seen b,,+
for one week at the Columbia. after
which * will be taken to the Garda,
iheater, new YORK. for long run
New National-"The Mayor of Toxic"
The Mayor of Toxic" Richard
Carries new starring vehicle, Will make
its first bow to the local public at the
New National Theater. where the farcl-
cal opera begins weeks engagement
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Lafayette-"The Little Duchess"

Lafayette-"The Little Duchess"
The attraction at the Lafayette next
week-with a special matinee Monday
afternoon-will be the inimitable Elsie
Janis in THE Little Duchess" the
product of Reginald de Koven and Har-
ry B. Smith. The return of Elsie Janis
TO the musical comedy stage and her ap-
pearance IN this popular piece, is a
source OF pleasure TO theatergoers in
this city and Miss Janis work in the
title role is a matter upon which the
public generally and critics agree. The
ed by Anna Held. but elaborated.
Manager Milton and Sargent Aborn
in presenting Miss Janis in this popular
musical comedy have surrounded her
with everything that would add. if that
were possible. to the excellence of the
production. They have spared no pains
to secure a most excellent cast. one of
real genuine merit, while in the selec-
ton of the chorus only those who pos
sessed all the requirements were chosen
AS a result the beauty chorus of forty
supporting Miss Janis is perhaps the
best that has been seen on the musical
comedy stage during the last half dozen
years.
The engagement in this city includes
three matinees-a special performance
being given on the afternoon of Labor
Day at the usual hour.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Academy-"Her Wedding Day"

The attraction at the Academy for
this week is Her Wedding Day." the
intensely interesting modern play by
Eleanor Merron, author of 1.-The Dairy
Farm The story of the play will
appeal 10 every human being, especial
ly TO the ladies. as they will enjoy its
noble sentiments and charitable teach-
ing. 1t vividly illustrates all the emo
tions, love, hatred, jealousy, gratitude,
devotion, defiance, and revenge, A sur
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Coming Attractions.
Simple Simon Simple

Great interest has been aroused in
Juvenile circles, and adult. too. for that
matter, by the announcement that
Simon and Nose. the two funny fellows
OF The Times Sunday comic supplement,
will really appear IN the flesh on the
stage of the Columbia Theater next
week Simple Simon Simple" is the
tisle OF the new cartoon extravaganza
which Nixon K Zinaserman brought out
ilI Philadelphia last sSring, and besides
fea turing Simon Simple and his dirninu-
tive colored crony Nose there Is SnsaSel-
berger, the joking German. Judge and
Mrs. Simple. Sinon's doIing parents,
Swatem. the much-abused policeman:
Sig. Saute the bombastlc circus pro-
prietor. and Tony. the Itaiian fruit
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Platt, Rollo Carnegie, Hortense Mazu-
rette, Caecilia Rhoda, Emma Janvier,
Minerva Courtney, Madge Vincent.
Ethel Lloyd. Ada Mitchell, Kathryn
Bum. Aleanor Burton, Olive Roberts.
lnez Bauer, Irene O'Donnell, Marie
Salisbury, Helen Brandon. Kathryn
Ardivarie. and a big chorus of extremely
pretty girls.
Among the numbers that have scored
mrsically and humorously are Toxic"
"Conspirators Are We" PITY My Pitt
full Plight Cheer Up. Everybody"
The Mayor OF Toxic "A Comic Opera
Capsule Cruising Home" When
Ocean Breezes Blow" "Foolishness,"
rs Marriage a Failure" and II Like
You"
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

New National-"The Mayor of Toxic. %
The Mayor of Toxic" Richard
Carries new starring vehicle, Will make
Its first bow to the local public at the
New National Theater, where the farci
cal opera begins a weeks engagement
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Louis James as "Virqinius." "

Louis James announces his early al
vent in sumptuous revival of his
greatest and most popular impersona-
tion, "Virginius." Not since the palmy
days Of Junius Brutus Booth or John
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Chase's-Cecelia LOTUS.

Cecilia Lotus, the inimitable mimic
of stage celebrities, viii make her last
appearance in polite vaudeville at
Chase's this week. commencing at the
holiday matinee tomorrow, and the ad-
vance sale of seats that has been in
progress the past week is said TO be
far and away the largest ever recorded
In the history of Chase's.f Miss Lotus
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mccullough has an actor carried the
Roman Toga with such discretion and
distinction as Louis James. who is en-
dowed by nature with all those physician
attainmentS. voice. appearance and
Roman father.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Lafayette-Msson and Mason.

Mason and Mason In their new version
of the big musical comedy Fritz and
Snitz," which is in its second season
of success, viii appear at the Lafayette
week Of September II. The company u
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

prise in the last act is IN store for all
those witnessing Her Wedding Day."
the famous Cuban Pickaninnies in their
new and original specialties. In addi-
ton 10 the usual Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday matinees The week will
open with special Labor Day matinee.
Lyceum-Imperial Burelesquers.
Harry W. Williams Imperial Bur
lesquers VIII be the attraction at Ker-
mans Lyceum Theater this week. begin
ming with tomorrows matinee Mr. VIII
llams has written new two-act comedy
with scenes laid in Santiago and New
York, which ia claimed TO be even fun
nier and with better songs and music
than his two successes, Tom, Dick and
Harry, and The Belle of Avenue A"
Lillian Washburn, the charming bur-
esque queen, and Pauline Moran the
fashion plate. have been engaged 10 look
after the leading parts, while the Gar
rity Sisters, who besides their clever
speciality, viii play the two principaI
soubrette paris. The funmakerS Craw-
ford and Manning. not To mention Lew
Palmer. William J. Evans. and the Clin-
per Comedy -Four. are sufficient to keen
the audience in a roar of laughter Over
thirty pretty girls Will lend enchant-
ment to the scenes by their excellent
singing, pretty marches and beautiful
costumes.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
At the Theaters.
columbia-"rhs Bad Samaritan. |"

After weeks OF elaborate preparations
and upon the promise of an adequate
presentation Henry w. Savage will
b<ing to Washington tomorrow night
George AIDES latest comedy. The Bad
0amas3tap" and its initial presentation
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
esnbbrnOs=9eOcr fonset.

Sra @reot 5oas, 0}ont. fortaaes,
at 5reb Mortenfen, ben ontagelige
9eber for en- 9anbe al 6 Snb6ruos=
tpne Minneapoli8, lignenbe g1ieberz
mener gan0en G6icago. er bleOen
Qenfenot Der af S6erif $. SO. 9regz
ger fra 0emupin Co., M.nn. o9 Oil
blipe fprt til6oge til minneapolis.
Mortenien, Der er Blot en- gn9ling,
6rob ub af 8en9IeIet minneapolis
iibite 9. .Suli og bleo taget af Qolitiet /
@reat 5aQs for no9le9a9e iiben iOm
en- Qps9enger. 6ans Soentitet opba@
9ebes 9ennem bet Iteblige politis
Sfurte 9ortrat Samling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Dentpr Ramp poa Sono
oo 80.
Set er be rusfifte 2utor :
teters 8etragtnin9 af De
fiofte gegipenbeber.
Sapan bar 8onen
iitanb at.

Sra ct. Yetersborg meloes unber
Is. Mai: Mdrineitnret Der er me-
get ip9not pdd gipbeoer fra 5ronten
baabe paa 2anb og Sp, og bet Sat
tum, at Qlomiral RojeltDenifp bar
afitaaret 5or6inoelIen, tages fom
5egn pad, at ban og gle6ogatoff er
afiejlet meb oeres foreneoe 5laabe
for at msoe 5ogo.
N}an9el paa gpbepsr fra Mans
C6uriet leoer ogIaa 2tutoriteterne til
at meme, at Der er begpnot 2toance
paa Qanoet. o9 ct Sldg er maaite
o1ereoe / Sang.
Ulan BED MI, at ben ru8iiIte 6loas
De er foripnst meb 2(pparater til at
renIe beres sti6e poa spen, og bet
er meget fanoInnli9t, at 5laaberne,
iom MI er forInnet med qrobiont og
Sui, er ofiejlet for enten at naa Ill
9labiboiiof eaer meoe Togo.
Der bar 9aaet 9tngter ON, at
aojeitoenitp life er raft, og ban oilbe
6e9are 2(fpsning, men bet legges
Der in9en ga9t paa.
U}an oeb. at 9e9ipen6eOernes Sang
/ Mon6uriet tboer paa foreitaaenoe
aamp, oq man oenter 0}etbing om
sfag 6pert Zje6lit.
5lere Solbater ifulbe forlabe ct.
9eters6org ben IS. bs. fom 6oritertz
ming for 9inepitd.
Sra General 2tfus 0eir Mans
Auriet oia BuTan meloes un6er 18.
os.: Sernbanen, iom forbinber BORT
2lrtfur meb 6arbin, og langs 9bitz
fen Der bar oaret ibar Stamp / 5otz
6inoelIe meb Slagene beb 9ioo gang
og Mlufben. er nu iitanoIat o9 bruz
qe8 til Sic pds. Der er bbgget nib
lertioige 9roer Stebet for bem,
ausIerne aoeIag0e. 9frbei6et poa
9ansn noro for 1ie pas 9uar raft
fnema6, og 0}ateriole for permanente
9roer ontommer tore aoantiteter.
1000 Stunts, laoebe meb Probiont
for ben iapanite Scr, er paa @ei fra
g2en G6pdn9 til Sic 9as opab 9ido@
floben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
@OlO9iitsfOmitc ifal afgpre
Strifen.

Gfter 6oao glabent berettebe
2(ftes, Innes BET at pore en- Iti1e 95orz
itaaeie meflem be itritenoe 5eamiter8
% Qfr6eios9iptrnes 5orening. at d
oerqioe 0leaembprenoet til en- 9ol6=
aiftsfomites 2(FgsrelTe. Mlen 9olo=
qiften fal fun angaa 3eamiternes
5ortning og employers 5orenin5,
og @olbgiftstommiteen IfaI beItaa ei
Nano fra begge 5orenin9er.
9entenoe 9ologiftstomiteens Sen
oeIfe er bet en- 5oritdaelie. at Strifen
Ifal aflpIes, o9 aGe Meolemmer al
5eamIiers Union, iom fan fdd 2r.
6ejoe, Ifdl fad oeres gamle Stilin9er
og itrats optage Qlrbeioet.
3ette pil enoe Strifen meb ltnbtd=
gelie af Wlellemb9renbet meo Mont=
gcmerb Narb &c Co., og man had6er,
at benne @aniteligheb bill orbne fig
ielb efterbdanoen.
Samuel 8ompers, Qlrbejoerfore-
ningernes Soerformanb / Qanbet
iom er / 6bicogo, Ia9oe, at ban ittt
par tommen Der for at afgert
5trifen, og at ban lite er
5tunb til at iiae, 6oub Der bill bliDt
giort. 8et bar lite bans 6enii9t al
blanbe fig inb, meo minbre fdn a
preIibent S6ea anmobebes berom
6ans Opgaoe por fun at bore be.
hjelpeli9 oeb at apndd en- Qfggrelie.
Oct Tpnes bog at bere en- alminbelil
Mening, at bet itblbes @ompers &C
Mapor 0unnes Snbflpbelie, at bel
nu er llbiigt til 6reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Gbiea9Ds gDraaO for gOlO9ift.

66atigo6labet uStanoinaben" af
16. 0s. Itpioer: Gbicago 8prado bar
mep 40 mob 20 Stemmer ubtdlt iig
Tor gil9ggelIe at 8Brerltriten beo
9ologift. Gn 8eiolution til ben Gnz
De er bleben bebtdget. Den bigtigite
@runo, bborfor Striten ber bil9gs
ges uben Opber, er ifel9e Qloerm9nz
benes Ulening, at ben etItrd golitis
itnrte, fom af ben 8runb mda 6olbes
/ 9erebltdb, toIter 8ben $4,000 pr.
Dag; og bette fal6er tungt not, oa
gubgettet alerebe for er temmelg
IpGnot.
Gn aomite, 6eitdaenoe cf 8 Qtlz
oerm9no, oil 6libe uon9bnt af I'D
hor 9unne often. 8enne 8oaite
bar til 0pgabe for enboer Yris at
fdd be9ge be Itribenbe Barter IL 1T
ooerlabe G5ejoen til 2tfgprelie peb
9olbgift.
ReIolutionen gap 9(nleonin] III en-
ffarp 8s6at gbraaoet 5lere af
qloermen6ene esilerebe, IT bet pea
en- U}aaoe par en- Spmpatiu0taleiie
meo Striterne, mebens mango itemte
for aeTolutionen af ben 9runb, at
let life 3ioroe bperfen fra eller til, 1t
ben 6leo pe6toqet.
5orporigt bar Der intet mt 5eamz
Teritriten @aar. 5eamiters Soint
Council oebtog paann at nagte Seam
Gpners 2fsiotiation og @o9nmanz
oenes 5orenin9 at FIRE 9orer eGler
gerIoner til De 6oncottebe 5orretnins
GER. 9ette bill Ianbibnliqoi8 haoe Ii
5piae, at Striten 6liper ubbibet in
Den mango 8dge. bois 5edmsgjerrs
life aaar til6age paa i'm tioIiqere Grz
dqring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
.Warq.
8OWfn=2OOmis =GHeren.

9i ifal lite forubfge benne Gags
l1bfalb. W}en At boab Der bibtit er
mebbelt OFsntlig6sben af 5or6pret.
fones oct at frem9aa, at asfiiterenbe
lloenrigsminiiter 2oomis mdaite lite
er fau belt uifplOig. 9eg9e De to 8is
plomoter fommer maaite til at belle
Gtebne = at blibe lagt pad 9plben.
5lere @ioner, fom bar Oelfenbte meb
5or6olbene 1 Caracas, ba 2oonis bar
Der Iom 0or 9eianbt, bar oaret for-
bprt, o9 Iarlig ben enc af bem CT
nof ingen Ben af 9open, men dlli9es
bel fnnes bet iom bans gionesbpro
gaor imoO 2oomis. 3afts SnbItiGin9
imebefes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
9ampifibet yGarOnia" itranOet.

9et itore nne 9dmpifi6 uGdronia"
af Gunarb 9inien, iom for tort 5io
iiben bar dnmelbt Der / 8ldbet, og
lom enbte i'm Somfrurejie fra 2iberz
pool til Retp gprf ben 6. W1arts, er
i 3irsoo98 9runbitebt ubenFor Ieip
Oort / N9rbeben af Sanbb Spot.
Den forlob 8arant9nen al. 2 9irss
Rag @ftermibbag meb en- bel Del dmes
ritanife Suriiter ON 9orb. Stibeta
Maal bar 9iperpool, gngldnb.
Stranbingen ltblbtes en- operprbents
Zig tpt og tet Suuge.
9a Sti6et &l. 2 Iatte 9urs ub af
6obnen, laa Sodgen idd t9t oper 6as
bet, at man life tunbe feline Sem
itonbe Faa 5obs 9Gfitdnb, og man
dnIaa bet for ct pobeligt SorIeQ at
Raptainen at prebe at naa ub | adben
Se.
Smtring al. 4 bprte @aotmanOen
pda Sanbp 6oof, at ct fort 9dmpltib
iienaIiTerebe, og tori efter CAB bet
gpbIionuI, fuu bet fennebes, at bet
moutte babe tasst ',jf aF ltbl6bet og
pnre Ipbet p1a Gruno. 9ietningea,
6porfrd Signulet tom, tpber pud, at
Sfibet er itp6t pod atbnu's anofl,
iuft norb for Sanbb 6oof.
Man 6aaber bog, at Der ingen
truenbe5are er forbunbet meb Strons
bingen, ba Der bar ubetbbeIig Ssgong
5irsbag often. Nlen pdd @runb at
5adgen funbe man life ftrafs blipe
tlog paa ben pirtelige SiIitanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
8aptiiterne fra Noro us Spo
fDrenes.

5 bisie 0d9e er 8dptiiterne fra
Rorb og Spb iamlebe / ct. 2ouis.
Oct er 8aptiiternes fsrite 59llesmbz
be bette 2anb fiben 8orgetfriger.
Oct berettes nu unber 18. bs., at en-
oirfelig Sorening er bragt Stanb.
6ereFter bill be arbejbe Gnigbeb, Ielp
I'm beres iarftilte OrganiidtiOner Biz
ber oeb at beitaa. Gfter 1906, ba
bet neIte U1ebe ifal bolbes, bill Der
blibe 6olbt treodrlige generdlforidms
finger.
@eb bisIe Mpber bil lotale og Hers
re OrgnniIationer bliOe repraientez
rebe, men be pil life fao anben Qtus
toritet enb Srbets Maet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Getten efter ct "Get-Rich-Quick"
8Ompa9ni ct. Yanl,

0at6orn Wiutual Commission Co..
ct al De Iaafalbte ,,@etSai6zQuict"
aompagnier, Iom far brepet Ioare
iSorretninger / W}inneIota og andre
Stdter, dnlagbe forleoen SpgsmadI /
De sSorenebe Staters aet ct. gaul
mob goitmeIter sc. 3. 6ale Nlinz
neapolis for at tbinge BAN til at uos
leper bets poit og betdle pen9e pad
poItanbisnin9er fenot til &ompags
niet. 9ommer 2o6ren dfbiite Sdz
gen pod bet @runola9, at 8ompagniet
breb en- Sbinblerforretning.
9ompo9niet ubiteber Certificates
til $50, iom 5ioens 2eb gardnteres
at blipe perb $3.50. Saa ofte Der er
$3.50 bet iaafalbte Redemption
sSunb" faar ben lubeite Certificate
6olher ben Gum. 0ommer 2ohren
finber, at bette, unber en- df 0gjeitez
ret afgipen &enbelIe, maa tlasiificez
res fpm 9otteri. aompdgniet bar apz
pelleret til De sSorenebe Stairs
6sieiteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Nlaifa iOm sSastreietpe.

u2tlaifa oil 6liOe Den ftprite Sagt=
referoe 1 gerben" fagbs Same NorS
Den for 9llaifoafoelingen aF Sports
mems 2iga, Or. Qtlfreb 8. 0un6um,
ba ban forleben bar / ct. pauG. 5
9qaIfa fan man fnoe naiten ale Qrz
ter af 5ugle og gilbt, fom finbes /
be 5orsneoe Stater. 8esuben er Der
1Sugte og @iIbt / Qtfasto, Iom life
finbes noget onbet steb paa 8loben."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
!SoroQrpet Roo unoer
falif 111orfe.
Snfpettors fgres Bag
2nIet.
Qopne paa Som p a gnier,
fom lite etsiiterer,

,Omaba 0ailp Reps" fOrtalte i
Onsbags ON en- pacting 9ouies
8raffit, Iom er ganIte fammeIig, ON
ben er idno.
Sobn 6asiibp, lom tioli9ere bar
arbeioet pactingbuiene, ertlerer, at
Marter (9abels), iom 9labet gioer
et 2tftrbf al, bar b9ret lat pdd aso,
Der er tOmmet tilba9e iom forbarbet,
og fom gaar ubenom Re9eringsinz
ipetteren. De frembiite Ul9rfer be-
rer g2aonene ,,9aprence &c Co." og
,,3eb6ens &, Co., og faaoanne Som
pagnier bar. iaa oiot 9laoets Reprez
fentant tunoe erfore, alorig etsiiteret.
y}aar bet tan ite uben Regeringss
inIpeftprens aunoitab, ertlarer Gas
IoD, fad bliper Forbnrbet apo. Der
Ienoes til6age. 6e6onolet meo SENT
falier, inet inb ,canbafs" o9 after
ofIenbt til en- eaer anben grofer.
Oct er Snfpettsrens qli9t at In.
Tpecere apo, Der fenoes til6a9e, far
Der gsres noget oeb bet / Qacfinas
0uIet. oq Iad orbrer ban gerne, at
iaaoant apo Ifal BE tanfe0". Ml5n
6bis 5nIpett6ren life fslger BETTE asO
til ,3ant"en, tiger 6asfbb, iaa blfs
per BET ,ffpit6eb off, brdgt aeloez
ren oq 6e6anolet meb aenifalier og
Qiort farbi9t til QtfIenbelie. naar 2eiz
ligbeb bbbes. 7et noar albrig
a5ant"en.
Der fortafes Taa oioere, at Gas
fbb 6ar pit 0iitritts =2toootat Bar
ter aopier af opennaonte Marter og
tif6ubt at Ifaffe 9iOner paa, at De
far oaret 6ru9t. Oct oiloe ban 9pte
o0erfor en- @rano Surn. Men III
Trifts z2(bpofaten oiloe, ban ifuIoe
forela9ge ae9ering5inipettsr glcs
6abe fine geoiier. gQen bet bar ban
CO 9ionerne baret upillige til. De pii
mebe op for en- Surn; men bet ipnes,
iom De mener, at 2(bbofaten og Sn.
ipettgren briber Moitopie meo aomz
pd9nierne.
0tItriftsabbotat Barter tager /
@aarsbo9ens o0oiln Nens" 0roet
til 5orIbar imob ooenomtalte alage.
De o9a6ets" og gebiier, fom Gds
IibD leoerebe, bar b9ret Ienbt til rets
te gebtommenbe 0afbington. men
ba gdsiibp life biIbs msbe 9oberns
ment SnIpector mcGabe. bOub ban
habbe lobet at gsre. ioa mente ban
life, Der bar fort 9tntlagerne, og
berfor bar ban ldbet Sdgen fable.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Gn 6nno ium apllin9mor.

Sra 9Reno, gleo. fortanes; 6Orace
Gabnors gamle 6unb bar taget fig
af 7 abfIinqer, fom MOberen beOe fra
famme Dag. fom be bleo ubttrflet.
6unben 6olber ftabig 9je meb Dem oa
Ifraber enbog paa 0pnfeois Soroen til
Sibe for bem for at bialpe Dem til at
Finbe ggbe. abfIinoerne brbber fig
life ON 6pnfene @aarben, men funlz
mer ipringenbe, ida inart 9unben
falber oo oen.