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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
cdr" Bryan's First,

Colonel Bryan has been made doctor
OF laws by an llino!s college. ] IL UNI
derstood tina, his first prescription viii
cal for radical change In ,ips laws which
keep good rlcn out Of $1,000 rAauests-
Kansas CITY Times,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
Quite a Distinction.

Benson-M My wife never says Il told you
SO" when any of my plans 20 wrong. +
Johnson-She must be a remarkable wo-
mani
Ranson No she isn't so positive as all
that, She Just says, Didn't ] say so?'--
London rit-Bits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
His Enyiable Position.

'Ars you in any way related to The nobility
Mr 6oldwalerf" Incurred tho reporter.
NopeW replied the rectangular but emil
nen'ly nstute old millionaire, '.You sec ali
nly children are pys"--lupk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
"nave Gained Twenty Pounds.
Gratefully yours,
HARRY A.

curative and tonic
of
diabetes
andd rugg never slightest relief 8
but bottles well man the pains hpye
heartily NERvo to all similar SUI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
q Wonderful Medicine."
"Don't Know What Fatigue Means"
May 1905.

Sirs Richmond, Va, May TO- 1906
my
months the NERvo has
H Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
Like Father Like Son.

Nj GotroA-When was your age. sir,
didn't have a d1lIafl
eho.ly iotr9x Wei. dad, when am your
sEs probably won. have dollar.-pupk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
Without IAN Equal

81
let the for
es me from using As ton aa hs m
Nothing could With until aver y ag
the merits
B8 &
f y 1 H + 4 richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
NEW YORK rs. SOON 10 HAVE
HIGHEST BUILDING IN WORLD

The Worlds Tallcst Structures.
Feet. q
Metropolitan Tower (proposed) .....56o
Washington Monument, taIlest struc.
ture. Observation-Disclosures. 655
] Philadelphia City HalI.... .537
Cologne Cathedral ...5t2f
Pyramid of Cheops .47e
st. Nicholas Church, Hamburg. ....473
strasbourq Cathedral !. :. (. :. !. !. .465
Park Row Building, tallest business
structure. $50
Il Liberty Statue.............-. 3O5
Hotel BeImo ont, taIlest hotel. .2e2
Fl. This table Includes spires, towers
and other structures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23
$ Found Relief AT Once.
Dear sirs:

, 8 q I n #9
cmmendation
7
TOM STROUD Nineteenth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-23

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

-lS06.--lteJoicing.-On Monday even
Ing, in consequence of the insolvent
debtors bill having received the royal
assent, the kings bench prison was Il,
Illuminated and the debtors testified
tlfelr gratitude to the Legislature and
the noble lord QIollnntD who brought
forward tile bill for their relief with
every demonstration of Joy. lmmedi.
atcly5 after the gates Of the prison were
shut 40 oclock) Mr. Emmerton. one
or the turkeys, being universally re-
spectel for his attention ind civility
In The line Of his duty to the unfort,l-
nate confined, was carried three times
round the building, preceded. by flags
and colors flying, accompanied by the
loldest shouts OF applause ana appro-
baton OF his general conduct. And
Mrs: Emincrton, from whom the more
distressed have so repeatedly from her
humanity and bencvolence found re-
lief, Ind the pleasure Of hcnring her
name mentioned With every expression
or esteem. Many loyal toasts were
given suitable 10 the occasion, and the
evening passed With the utmost posi-
bic liilarity and joy.-Rcprint Of July
%, 1906, In London Globe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
The Value OF Salt,

Besides being such an essential part
OF culinary art salt has many other
uses perhaps not generally known.
Salt cleanses the palate and furred
tongue, and garg!c OF salt and water
is1'often eillcnciohs. A pinch Of salt
on theFtonsuc, followed ten minutes
after by Il drink of cold water, often
cures sick headache. Salt hardens
the gums, makes the teeth white and
sweetens the breath. Sailed water and
alcohol in solution should be used for
rubbing weak ankles. Salt used dry
.insthe same manner as snufr will do
mitch toNrelleye colds, hay vferer, etc.
SAITH warm water II used foribathinr
tired ti eyes! VIII DE found very refresh:
lrg Salt and water will stop $hem6r!
3rhage from tooth pulling. 4 Il ne ss.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
|INAUGlj[( ATlDRES
GOV [NIlNI DAWSON

|es III inEthe number ofs public instltu::
lions u 81 aadwe siia;lG$ hndthe burden Of
|pfopsFlyS porting what We have
Egreatseenoilgh without adding material:
l!y'sto itsby addingitosthe number. 3ss
We Sell abroad Sveryilargefportion
ofEonr products. Hence. we are great.
~ concerned with tile subject Of
transportation; ourSchfef products
must$be soldSin competition with Sthe,
products of other States. Three great
|trnnkalines traverse this State from
east TO west, and over these chiefly
must be taken our products to mar.
ket. We ship to markets beyond our
borders about twenty-five million tons
of coal yearly. The average rate Of
freight per ton is at least one dollar;
SO that we pay out annually to carry
our coal TO market the enormous sum
OF more than twenty-five million dol.
lars. An increase OF ten cents per
ton In the freight charge is a loss of
more than two million dollars; and a
reduction of len cents nor ton would
be saving of more than two million
dollars. II all our coal were consumed
near The mine NO won,, co., ,,...,.,
millions of dollars yearly; If all were
consumed within tha st,,o o,r -,
ing would he ncrbans /, h,,r =, ,,i,
rront SIM Rut 40 NO hano *. 49,
market nj homo NO n,,,., III. q,
| kets abroad Therefore nor,,.ns -
other state IN thaS linton 10 60 ,,ao,,,,,
concerned in rho question =, az, al,
way charges ana NJ tta nra.an, a.,
Of unjust discrimination ,,biiora;, -
West Virginia. IInfoir.tun,to,v ~
three great trunk lipos nm ,h,oh ~.
products must ho c,r,,od - n,a.,.s..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
sByE ourS egulars CORE p 81, Il.
n y * X \ e q * AZ g ~&<

~
layinsgofg q new and comn,odi ons
wateESpipe across the river and then
filing the reservoir TO supply 4 DIR
people with water who are paying
for It, and vet doing without. And
the secondtis for our County Court to
begin to{moycS in the matter. Of prep.
aratlon for completing the new bridge
which was 10! be resumed in the
spring. Il
a Raising Pet Mice.
Y Much has been said and written
about the horrors experienced by
ladies' over the appearance OF mice
in their presence. Here is an in.
stance however, quite TO the con.
trary, showing that, much OF the hys,
terical fright exhibited by them Is
either feigned for the sake of effect
Or else some are not so squeamish on
the subject as others. 1t recently
came to our ear, by means of a special
phone message, that there is a young
lady IN Winfield district. who has hit
upon novel plan OF winning theil
affection and making cute and attract
I've pets oulssof them. She began OIL
seeing them come out Of their haunts
seeking for food, while she MIXED
during the cold winter weather
When In compassion she followed on
q long cornstalls In the form OF d
slender trough, and then silently Gle
waiting one end poured warm rich
milk into 1t while they eagerly dranl,
from itSat the other end, BY follow.
Ing this process while the wealth.
erSwas cold and food scarce, we can
readily see how easy It became 10
cultivate In them an attachment for
her. SO that Gro long they would be
out on the alert and anxiously
awaiting her coming as their most
$ongenial and coveted companion.
She proved herself to them to be their
friend in time OF need. ana thus a
mutual attachment grew up between
them which in time banished all
thought Of fear, both on their part and
hers. We thus see, too, how
through all LIES experiences here be.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
The vulgar Rc.taurnnt unn,t

Restaurant hospitality Is n rcmark.,.
Die feature of the times, and many IL
the weary housewife who blesscs the
arrangement. 1t lifts from her all wor.
~ and trouble and gives her as goo,!
n chance OF enjoyment MS any of her
guests. The very popularity OF this
form of entertaining. however, con.
stltutes excellent photographs of mod.
ern society. The first, thing that
strikes one on entering is the babel OF
voices. Every Que screams. Women
who should be and ostcnsibly are so.
clciy%leaders yell their remarks 1t is
not .ulluslial'ito see crossed knees, ell.
bows on table and cigarettes when the
meal Is over. 10 n certain extent, per.
haps, these things are due TO our cous.
ins. who have q very large continent
to be American in, but whose infcc.
tious high spirits arc, on Kipling's lis.
land nine by SEVEN" Il little overpow.
er!ng In their -cSlIrcssion.-Lo
Critic. 800, 1-,sr.t. ~. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

Hlls l. IN
lstil. tyesti gate and b Teport. tasf
WITH ttstial i efeat. This
mat ltl tteE - one of treat I'M ortahce Ia
sflss Deopls hi IS tate, iand \ one sto
which they Should give their atten;
ton when they nominate gentlemen
forth Les lslature. as well as when
they vote for them. We ought ali IL
hold !! UP !! Z tie hands Of President
Roosevelt in his courageous effort 70 70
bring about the enactment ofsproper
laws upon this subject, 2and at the
same slime we should see that the
men who represent us III our State
Legislaturesyote for public interests
and not foraprivate interests. u
One Of the great evils Of the pres.
ent day Is the corrupt lobbyists at
our Legislatures. There can be no
objection to the presence SofSgentle.
men at ourtLegislat,ires, who address
committees, or present their views "a
individual members. Every interest
has asrightsto be heard; and the fact
that they pay men ito advocate their
side of a question, is not objection.
able, and what ought to be stopped, is
the paid lobbyist who resorts to sin.
lister efforts and uses unrighteous
means. He ought to be driven out OF
the halls Of our Legislatures as
Jesus Christ drove the money
changers out Of the temple at Jeru.
salem. The corrupt lobbyist must go
Our development has been so rapid
that the State has outgrown It's
clothes. Our Constitution is mis-
fit, out statutory laws need many
amendments and in many cases com
plete revision, and our system Of ad
ministration needs many changes
New Offices should not be created un
less necessary; when necessary they
should be created. There must be
adequate machinery, but. there should
not. only be adequate machinery to
carry on the affairs Of the govern
ment, but there must be sufficient
number of engineers to run and care
for the machinery To give an illus
tration or two, let mention be made OF
,nti S,,n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
.sIasVfsltina the Babies.

~ Miss iss Lena Blalieslee, OF Philadel.
8lphia; iss scity5under the auspices
of s the s Dr. Haud Medicine Co., Of
: Philad seelphia illustrating the use Of
falsste sesim1edies for babies. TO do
this sedfs lively, she is:yisitlng from
mouse 70 s. house l'9ls where they have
bab ies giiyying "a practical illustration
ofs the ben these remedies. If
hes omits AZ; YOU tits because yon have
no babies, which.is your misfortune
] and hers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
LooK!E#.oU.Ts.

for the small change w as d. S;rnle,s
the ldollars will take scare Of sthem=
selves. h Persistent saving small
amounts will! help ou.reach the goal
Of success: Open an acc cunt with
us $while you have Sthisi ma tier sinS
mind-do it today. 4; stsssS
Your money;is absolutely safe here
and draws 4 per cent interest Come:
in and see us. NJ rs rs 4 Y a
Citizens Dollar Savings Bank
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
ELL child's + uneraI.

Rosie The $l0 .year:old daughter OF
WILSON E,r Eetty residing on Peter John.
ston,s run sl IN Winfield district, died
so ll Ertd might at III O'Clock. The
funeral era Ser,yices were held at the
house s lerday $morning at 10 o'clock,
co,ndncted Sby Rev. Spears, of the Free
Methodist Church. The interment
follow ~ Immediately at Burners
eemetery. 2s r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
Citizens Dollar SAVINGS Bank:
JOSEPH SCHUSTER:

Contractor for Cement sidevalks,s
Cellar Floors, Yards, Retaining Wnllai
'and Steps. Stable Floors and Cellar
made water tight specially. u
Residence-Spence street, near He.
pie avenue. F.t& NJ. Phone. So J.
Q. Box, 476. Fairmont, w. Va. !ssisl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
Another; Wabash Item.

4 hEegson Of a contractor for the B.
md md g Il; Switch, was heard to say on
saturday 90: that a letter just received
rom BIS his father announced that the
ssabas y would begin work all along
is stln finished line in April. The 9TH.
eFgeon q actor, whom he addressed, on
eng skeds little later for his opin.
don !il}t RI the reliabllity.Jf the statement,
sssaxslpqressed &his confidence in its truth.
1alness, and which seemed to be in
skee ping With his own expectations, he
3; hllmsel also q q having been formerly
Il zen w lloEyed BY the Wabash Should
SSsth fs;ar. be failure In the fulflllment.
l8sth Ier1e fl We shall Charge It TO the
Syapash for decelying Its own en-.
r. Sltoyes or toHthe contractor for mis-.
"a presenting the facts to- his own son,
Which, would hardly be natural.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

! have some good lots in two squares
Of Courthouse for sale at $4,000. HI
H. Lanham. $jsi ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

How about having a. sbaby's picture
taken? See Howard, the photogra-8
pher, LOG Main street. II ;a{3 =:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
Switch Work Progressive

Sunday East Park avenue
was lined WIZ yisitors going to and
from he B b: Q . switch being built.
The stest tmony Of all {isfthat with the
dgnanit four horse plow, picks,
sliesels eart md sclapers being
used che contrac tors Sare removing
the DIRT s cry rapidly along the line
Off lespropo sGd switch. " .5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

l1have some good bargains on FAIR
mont avenue. Call and see me. IA!
H. Lanham. si;5t B.. 81 ~ 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

All of the latest telegraphie sana
local news will be found in the Vent
Virglnian. q ]; \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
Mrs. Barnes M.

MIS-; IS Peter A Barnes; of State
street has bee Notwithstanding the
Y past fewsEa lays She has been con.
fined invalid q for years past, but UP to
the present ysicians have been una
NE y agree inSt erSdiagnosis OF her
case and 4 III III she is compelled to SUI.
Ter On \ i " any available relief,
not moving how or when her afllic.
ton ma terminate Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
.For5saIe.

f..,5 For Sale. NJ
Choice building lots on ri iirginiss
avenue and Sixth street. Apply Ed.ss'
win Robinson, Gas Office. Is;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
Next In Order.

sss NOW that Work has at last begun
,s IN the long promised B. and o. switch
open en- upIthe way for factories and
s Is Industries M waiting on IT, and
!aie there |isf reasonable hope Of
Tue Wabash ", resuming work soon.
what next In order? We would sug.
gest that with the clearing away 81
sths i So and breaking up Of winter,
i've q, ttlhli1ngs will u I'm order for home
and Smapnic ipall action to stimulate In.
s dust " and supp the cknowledged
needs XII our Peep The first AZ the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

Continued on Fifth Page.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
The$ Wabash still Settling.

M state state for the benefit OF any
who may still entertain doubts as to
RE ltI future plans and purposes of the
W z COM any, that they have
made full and satisfactory settle
ment With Nth Charles y. Lloyd, for his
fpropert On Market street, today.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-13

9ursbaufen. @pmuafaI.
prOfeFor Sammerer bier 1T i'm 9lltsr
bon so Subren am Ser5i4Ids seitOrs
ben.
Dadau. aiirSlif tuurOs an
benz 8auern SOB Elm RaubmOro pers
iibt. Sur @rsreifuns oes Sbdters
finb 500 Mort 8elobnuns dusssiebt
pprben.
Sobenipart. Sm anipefsn bes
sJGrbermciIters MeRsrsr bier brad elm
8ronb aus. 9ei bem itarten @inb
Qriff bas ,Seuer alsbalb auf bic beiben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-13

5atGe. Der 2ebrer 8aper unb Der
aaufmann Oertel bssinseu nit ibrtn
G6efraueR bas 1eft Der sOIbensnSr4>
seit. Dem 8uperiiden Gbspaur tuurbs
bic SubiIGumsmebaille iiberreidt.
fpdbrenb bic SerteIfhen @beIeute Elm
@eloaeihent bon 80 Mart srhitlten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-13

9risI. 8Ott6srmeifer gerns
barb Sannemann feisrte iein 50iGbris
gss MeiteriubilGum. Die 4eItsrleute
Der SoIaarbeiter Snnuns bra9ten
ibm Die @liidipiinide Der Snnuus bar
unb iibsrrsidtsn Elm DipIom nit Der
Grnennuns gum gbrenmitsIisOe Der
Sunune.
9repestir den. Der 9utss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-07
gjerncu.

gn aampe6iBrn 6dpbe opilaaet I'm
9olig inoe / en- tat STOP. 0lfen %
peterien. Iom bar uoe pda en- Sagt.
tur iammen, 6erte Gale ON bette og
id96e:
Gen ital nj mart gre bet At
meb.1
aper Dag Git be uO og fegte efter
gisrnen. 0m @ftenen tom be biem
til 6otelet, 6oor be lsOebe flot baabe
meo Moo % Bin. itent be life eieot
en- Sent.
ogiarnebuben," iugOe De til 6o-
teIparten, ypil OGre mere enb til
ftrrftelig til at betale bor aegning. -
Gn Dag, ION be after gennem=
Itreiftbe Gtoben, ftsbte be pIubielig
poa gjernen, iom tom Dem brslenbe
/ Mebe.
9Ifen Ia9be an og Fsb, msnsfrats
fen 9jorbe BAN urolig. iau ban iteb
gom. 5 6u Og 6ait matte ban reo.
De zig OBJ / ct ira. qetsrfen figte6e
oqiaa paa 9isrnen, men 8ebarft
tIitfebe. 6an bdpbe oa intet anbet
at gre enb at fate fig neo paa Sor=
Den oq tagge iig fOm beb.
giarnen fom ZEN. Tnufte paa BAN
meo Muno og RaIe, men foafom
BEN albrig rsrer peb ct GIG. %fierneoe
ben zig uben at gre BAN noget onbt.
Often tom III reo al erect, OF
ben til TN Den for at gre Qar II
ban O9 fagbe:
a5ortat mig, boub gjernen bOiifes
De til Big"
Zen fugbe bare: oGals life 6us
rem. for bu bar Tfubt gisrnen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-07

= D0 ieg bar let 9arere fripe, al
6giitoIen er aalebarn paa 6oIte=
(tOlen5 9efOftning. notersr isg, at
Ter til 6ejitoIerne ialt boes ca.
100000 Or. mob 13 min. til sol.
elf0Ierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-07

6~orila9ets 5remtomit er en- gl1be.
Zig gegibenbeb og bel barb at notert
iom en- paroig 6rugt at en- f%olfeIi1
Regerings 8irtIombeb.
Muligbis bill nogle angitss ober
getoRn.ngerne. N}en for bet fsritt
pil be neppe 6Iipe iaa tore, Iom man
funbe tante Iig. Det bar nemIig biit
iig / GnglunO, at nOar 9ergeraabene
tdIer aloorligt meo be foriBmmeIi9e
5oraIore, % oisie 0eo. at 99rgeraa=
bene bar MpnbiQbeo til at tage gprs
men. iaa taaer De iig ofte iammen,
Taa Def / ober 6olpbelen al De fore
tommenoe 5ilfpIoe lite bliper neoz
pen6igt at tage 8ernene fra benz.
8ette tube man pou 5orbaano lie
bare tGntt. W}en Der fom iaa ofte
ar De inoirette 6pIger at en- oirtiom=
bed TtBrre END be birette.
Scr bet anoet %foriiaar enbper, Der
liot til 6ottigOaIenet, at bst
6etaler ia uomGrtet at Ore paa gerz
meme. / Steoet for at be ienere ifal
faloe til 9nroe,
Zen amertauTte gorneDen 6oroce
plejeoe paa fine Reiier at
ip8rge Soft om, 6paO Qr6eiosanitals
Ter. 5anqiler o.f.0. toitebs, og mar
iaa Self ibareOe meb 9eflaaslie of.
at Der oor Ioo mango nette Mennss
FER til. Tom toiteOe Staten faa me-
GET. iaa uobrp6 ban: oSa. men bpis
; M anoenOte en- 6ier0ebeI At De
genae. : MI anoen6er paa Soft. Der
sr forb9rbebe. pou gsrnene. fer De
bleb Forb9rpebe, iua pilbe 5 opnoo
me9et mere. e. g erre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-07
9e to Sfueipiaere.

paui aeDiqs Og Sean 8ernier, 10
befenote. af6olote Stusipilers. habeoe
6inanOsn al ganits 6ierte. De fpils
lebe paa bet famine 5eater. 8eggs
bleb, noar be traa6te inb paa Scenen,
altib 6ilft meb tort gifolb. ReoiIe
glimrebe / Rouer, Der trGbebe IN
Itano og en- Imut perfonfigbeb. Der
nier ipinebe til 5ulbtommenfeb ben
topmaalte Sturt, feleIiesles og gra-
ION, og bber often. noget for 99ppet
falot, bleD bans 8altriugiire9er Blot
tet at ben able, / fin Stsnheb bIpn=
benbe Rebile.
s ben genIibige 9amp for at ooer=
gaa b.nanoen nuaebe be unbertibsn
6ejbepunttet at Stuefpiltunit. Sun
paa Stenen ION Gtueipillere, paa
qreberne og unber 5oreitiaingernt
talte be til binanben; ubenfor Sea.
tret Fable be alorig trbttet 6inanbeni
6aanb. Gn6oer DibIte, at bet lam
me Sab. iom tom frsm melem benz
noar be fpiGebe 9omebie, etFItereb.
mefem benz / @irteligbeben.
0aor 9ernier 6leo omtalt I Glue
; fpilerforeningsn 1 Rebi1es Raroe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-07

bring paa min aarlig6e6. Seq bill DR.
re ben lille gi9e en- COB 6aOer. Pou
2Grel Seq pil gsre aft. boao Der itadr
/ min Noqt, for at gore benbe lp!s
telig, - bit glabn og BIT glinbe itIl
blipe 6enoe tart og 5eaigt; bet lop:r
ieg. - Sin mig bin 6aanb, ReOinel"
Web Carer i Ziuene. men ct INT
SmN iagoe Reoiae, net ban tog
9erniers 6aanb:
,1ette er 10 Ct oeili9t MeIobramu'"
Den nene Dag osbe ReOiue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-07
nen Arnen
TOripnte gprn.

vi p0e ..6ieIp til 6elD9iaIp" bill
Fgs at p0e 9ialp oeis til Dem, Der
eRbnu lite tan biptpe fig ieIO, oels til
Dem, Der lite langere tan biGlpe fig
slO.
Om oct f0ifnabnle iireo ieg forIs-
Den. s Do9 Diloe ieg gerne TtrtOe Ii0t
ON BEN f8raneonte 0pgape. ben, ION
betaar / at ubrufte l%ln9oommen iua-
kbes. at ben fan bi9Ipe fig ieIO Ug
.br9Oe fig gone1. fom bore 6orfa0=
K Iagbe.
0enneCp er for iaa O.0t lan5t
ben Digtigite, % Der ofyes oa o8i IA
ausre6e nj Iaroeles meget for ben.
Dsrtit 6erer 10 nemlig fsrIt og trent
ueit belle StoleoeIenet. - Oct er en-
sn6et Sport / Social , mofraten"
mcb bisie Weaemrum at gre op,
kbuo Der at bet ofentlige ofres for
Dprene % Menne7ene. Man tommer
Nr fqopanligpis til bet Reiultat, at
5er ofres 6enoe6 / Uiq. pad 8prene
ca en- latterlig file Sum. I. Gts. TO-,
900 SIR, paa Menneitene. Man glems
mer regslmasiig faaban en- @mols
ting Tom Den. at Der til 5olteitolen
gOes at 5taten og 8ommunerne iaIt
"a. 10 Miq. dorlig. 8ertiI tunOe
sgIua regnes 8lifuo til 2atinftoIer,
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ler o. +. D. 0len ie9 mics meO at
nGDne 5oIfeIfoIen. foroi bet Der er tn
5sligt, at De belitiaebe / Samfunoet
tetaler betb6eIige Summer til 5orz
bel for Smaafolfs gern.
Sea npDner BET fun Tom noget, Der
II / I'm 0roen. Mtn Get Ttai bare
Ret. og / oisIe 3ioer. oa Der agiteres
iaa meget meo Stattelooene. CT bet
sero at minoes. at Den Smaamano,
Sr +. gts. bar 4 gprn, Der gaar /
Stole, Oerbeo npoer ct @ooe, Der To-
tier Staten % 8ommunen 5000
ri. aorIig. - Sea iiger lite Oerfor,
gt bet er rigtigt. bois 1an er fat up
Stat. SEQ nopner fun 5attum.
Rad. men bet bar life bet, ieg oiloe
saIe ON - Tom qrofesIoren pIsisos
at Fge. nadr ban bar farbig msb fin
5OreIesninq.
Seq 0iloe toGrtimoo Iige, at Ctr
len fun er ben enc Sioe at 8ernenes
norufniHg. 6jemmet er ben anoen,
% life ben minbit 0igtige. Og bet
fan life iiges tit not, at 6iemmene
= Da ieg bar ist Qarers friDe, ct
6giitOlen er aalebarn paa 6oltez
folens 8efoftning, noterer ieg, at
'er til 66iitolerne iaIt poes ca.
100000 9r. mob 13 min. til sol.
eit0Isrne.