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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
BAKERY.

YOU CAN GET GOOD BREAD AT THE
same price as the poor kind. inst Try
the NEW YORK BAkDRY and you
Will have no other. 4lO Most Broad.
Phone 25S9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

RESTAURANT.

THE EiBA RESTAURANT, 52g WEST
Broad Streets, serves the best meal in
the city private dlntng-room for ladies'
Special attention given 10 supper par
lies. Cafe In connection,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
PRINTING.
THE UP-TO-DATE UPHOLSTERER
AND MATTRESS MAKER.

PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES. CHAIRS
Mattresses and Cushions reupholstered
in best manner; prices and terms to suit
you; Slip Covers cut and made. JACOB
UMLAUF. Phone 1892.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

II. S. LEARD.
District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

WANTED, A COOK. APPLY AT; 1884 w.
Grace Street between the hours OF u
N. to q p. NJ; references required.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
WATCH REPAlRiNG.
IuoE nEpAIAuo GrEolAL.
rriNT'ro.

COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY.
4 LOR d TAYLOR PRINTING CO.. No. !
Governor Street. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
WANTED.

WANTED, a WELL BROKE AND GEN
tie horse for farm work, Address stat,
ing ago, weight and price, G. Box 9Di,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

WANTED. "A NURSE FOR A YOUNG
baby. References required. Apply 1879
Hanover Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

In BEAUTIFYING YOUR HOMES YOU
can use nothing so cheap, satisfactory
or permanent as our Cold Grown Rose
Bushes. 81 per dozen and up. Catalogue
upon appncaton. MERIT ROSE co,
II W. Grace and Cedar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
MILLINERY.

YOU WILL REALIZE THAT SPRING
Ia here II you see tho beautiful display
OF very latest effects in Spring Millinery
at Mrs. WORTIiAM'S, ZIG n. Third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

HELP WANTED MALE: AND FEMALES.
TEACHERS WANTED. FALL AND
summer schools; many excellent open.
ings; enroll early; patronized by leading
Southern schools and colleges. SHER1-,
e DAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 5O7 Tenn
pie Court, Atlanta, Ga,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
MILITARY Botany.

Miss johnson was an excellent
teacher, but her taste In drcea, es-
pecially headdress, was 30 peculiar
that even her adoring pupils could
not fail TO notice II. The verdure
which appeared upon Miss john
sons hat one season was no gaudy
that several wondering comments
were made by the boys.
"I'm going to ask her what that
green stuff il" said one boy valiant
II In spite Of the vigorous objections
Of his companions. "6he won't
mind, and next nature study class
I'm going to ask her and see who's
right"
So, red in tho face, but stubborn,
he rose at the end Of lesson on
wayside flowers in response to Miss
Johnson's general request for any
questions which might have coms
up since the last lesson.
"1'd like to know about that green
stuff on your hat" he said bluntly.
"John AIKEN, be says it's beach
grass. but / say it's onion sprouts. +"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
A Perverse PrIma Donna.

Malibran and Sontag, the two ia
nous singers, were rivals and once
cast to sing in "Romeo and Juliet"
Sontag was GGman, very sweet
and gentle, but not so quick as Mali
bran, who was a Spaniard. The lat
ter, who played Romeo, did her
best to puzzle and torment poor
Juliet at rehearsals and when beg
ged by her to say on what part Of
the stage she was going to fall In
the last scene always replied she
really did not know, really could not
tell. Sometimes she died In ono
place, sometimes In another, Just
as 1t happened. On the night Of the
performance Sontag meekly appear
ed to follow Romeo, who maliciously
insisted on dying close down to the
footlights in front Of tho curtain.
Juliet fell dead by his side, and the
fair corpses had to be removed by
two red plush liyeried footmen in
good view Of the audience.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
FORGOT THE SCENE
A stage Incident Involving Henry IN.
Ing and Mrs. Mauds.

A Stage incident Involving Henry Inv.
Ing and Mrs. Mauds.
Mrs. c-Tweedie once asked
Mrs. Cyril Maude, the noted Eng
lish actress, if she had ever been
placed In an awkward predicament
on the stage and records Mrs.
Maude's answer In her book, 'Be-
hind the Footlights."
II always remember ono occa-
sion," she replied, tragedy at the
time, but comedy now perhaps.
/ was acting with Henry Irving In
the United States when was about
eighteen or nineteen and felt very
proud Of the honor. We reached
Chicago. Louis XP was tho play.
In one act, / think 1t was the 500
ond, ] went in ne usual and did my
part. Having finished, as / thought,
/ went to my room and began to
wash my hands. It was a cold night,
and my lovely white hands, robbed
Of their paint, were blue. The mix
ture was well off when the call boy
shouted my name. Thinking he
was having joke, ! said: IAN right.
Pm here
"But Mr.. Irving Is waiting for
you
Waiting for meH Why. the act
isn't half over
"'Come, Miss Emery, come
quickl gasped the boy, pushing
open the door. Mr.. Irvfngs on the
stage and waiting for You
3Horrorsl In fash ! remem-
bered / had two small scenes as
Marie in that act and usually waited
in the wing. Had i, could / have
forgotten the second one
with wet, red hands; dry, white
arms; my dress not properly fasten-
ed at the back, towel in hand, along
the passage ! flew. On the stage
was poor Mr.. Irving, walking about,
talking--I know not what. On /
rushed, said my lines, gave him my
lobster colored wet hand to kiss
pretty contrast TO my ashen
cheeks, and when the curtain fell
dissolved in tears.
"Mr, Irving sent for me to his
room. In fear and trembling /
went.
"sThis was terrible, he said.
How did IL happenY
al forgot. forgot. Why !
know not, but I forgot ] said, and
my tears flowed again. He patted
me on the back.
asNever mind he said kindly,
but please don't let It occur
again ,"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
Saint Maru's Beacon
THE EARTH AS III MIGHT Be.
What Would Happen II the Sun Sud-
denly Became Extinct.

What Would Happen II the Sun Sud-
denly Became Extinct. {.
The boldest imagination may well
stand appalled, at the consequences
of a sudden extinction of the sun.
For eight and quarter minutes
the length Of time that 1t takes the
light of the sun to reach the earth
we should not know that anything
had happened. Then the darkness
would fall upon the world, neither
the moon nor the planets would give
any light, and the fixed stars would
shine like tiny points of fire out Of
coal black sky. The moisture of the
atmosphere would instantly CONCEAL
in a universal deluge Of Ice, the
small stock of heat possessed by the
earth would rapidly radiate into
space, and the temperature would
60 on falling till degree Of cold
more than 800 degrees below zero
would be reached, and the very gases
of the atmosphere would be liquefed
and fall on the frozen surface Of the
planet.
Absolutely total darkness there
would not, Of course, be and never
could be unless all the stars we're ex-
tinguished. But relative darkness
would continue for an enormous pc
Rod which can only be Approximate
~ calculated. The solar system Is
moving through space toward a
point in the constellation of Her
cules at speed Of 10000, 900 miles
year, or four miles second. But
there are no self luminous stars
within distance equal to 200, 700
times the distance between the earth
and the sun. Therefore this gigan-
tic gulf would have to be crossed be-
fore starlight became sunlight, and
this it would take some $4,000
years to do.
Toward the end Of that period,
supposing always that the other
star systems had not moved corre-
spondingly, stars In Hercules would
begin to shine as suns, and the long
darkened solar system would be re-
illuminated by rays Of ever increas-
ing intensity until ii fell into its APP
pointed place as a portion Of those
distant systems. 1t should also DO
mentioned that the tremendous
journey might not be performed
without collision with some other
burned out sun or darkened system
now invisible, in which case the
shock would regenerate light and
heat, and out Of the wrecks Of the
two systems new one would be
evolved.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
s.ar,lIna Arsa q our coaI FlsIda.

1t is estimated by experts that the
area of American coal fields at pres
ent open to mining is more than FIVE
times as great as that Of the coal
fields Of England, France, Germany
and Belgium, the great coal produc-
ing countries Of Europe. While
practically all the available coal
areas Of those countries have been
opened to mining, ours have scarce
" been estimated When we take
into consideration the fact that coal
is one of the great motive powers in
the manufacturing world 1t Is evil
dent that this immense wealth Of
coal viii be Of such an advantage TO
the United States as to be beyond
any mans calculation. Success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
How she Manaoed Il.

They were seated in the parlor,
and there was a hitch In the con-
versation He seemed trile nerv-
GUS, and she seemed a trihe bored.
Finally he said:
"Whnt lovely evening for a
walk"
Indeed it is she rejoined.
would you like to take walk? ?"
"Aboye all things" he assented
eagerly.
1.I'hen why don't you? she que
ried.
And he did. Chicago News.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
All ExnIaIned.

A caller stopped at the house Of d
certain man and asked If he was at
homo.
Deed an he's not" replied the
woman who answered his ring.
"Can you tell me where he Is r.
NJ 81 could not.
"When did you see him last9v
1At his funeral"
"And who may you be?
sT'm bis remains said the widr
oW. and she closed the door.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
Incredible Brutality.

It would have been incredible
brutality IL Chas. +. Lemberger, OF
Syracuse, N. Y, had not done the
best he could for his suffering son.
MY boy he says 'cut q fearful
cash over his eye, so | applied
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which
quickly healed IL and saved his eye,
Good for burns and ulcers too.
Only Zoe at Loker s. deWaal drug
store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03

80 An Irishman on being made
foreman OF q gang oflaborers wished
TO show his authority to thosennder
him on the first morning OF bis pro-
motion. Now. look here, boys, =
said he, when / say 'Commince'
you have all to commince, and them
that don't commince when ] say
commince won I commince. Socon-
mince."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03

DeA- She Why do they call them
safety razors, dear2
He Simply because q mans wife
cant use them TO cuther corns with,
my pet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03

neA- The wife Those trousers OF
yours look as II they were on their
last legs.
The husband Well, they re not /
Johnnie viii have TO wear them after
] get through them
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
Startling Mortality.

Statistics showstartling mortality,
from appendicitis and peritonitis.
To prevent and cure these awful
diseases, there is just one reliable
remedy. DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
N Flannery, of IA Custom House
Place Chicago, says They have
nc equal for Constipation and Bill
xs..ass. xss4.4 1ifss III n .irna. ill., s4AxKY1.,4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03

16'r Is it true that the Bloptons
are living beyond their income
Worse than that They re living
beyond their credit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
Steamer wentmcraland

Will leave Pier , Light Street, weather permit
Tor Ratuxent hiyer direct, ~ far rs Bristol.
Returning viii leave BRISTOL, weather per
hitting, Tuesday and Friday ~ a. M. Low
ef MARLBORO, ~ II q. M, benedict ~ gao .. M,
Mlllsione NJ p m PearfOn'H 1T al p, N. for
Baltimore, cRllin9 Mtno whayu8 below Leitolt'e
except Whom SiRnAlled from WhafgNg on the
river for passengers and pdrishabie freight
Freight received At Pier Wednesday and
Saturday until 9 p. mspfor the following
WHnrFee.
:. Leilch's, Truemar's Point. Deep Landing.
Hollands uiifI's. MnffMdrrsa Ferry. Lower
Marlboro whites Landing. FERRY Landing
hettlnRhani's. Lyons Greek BRISTOL.
" LIZARD THOMSON President.
7. MURDOCH. Con. frt, s. pass Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03

Collins and Caskets, latest styles,
Always on hand aud furnished af
shortest notice and Ut lowest prices
for cash.
Three Uearsea always on hand,
Horssshoeing. ti cash.
ia connection with my Black
smith aud Wheelwright department.
| ON prepared 70 build Carts, Wag
ons, BuRgiea, &C, ut low prices.
Repairing, Painting and Trimming.
]. "A. DILIOW.
June 2l-tl. Leonardiown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
GreenWelI'S Mill.

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on baud
Tor sale AN tho time cheap for CASH.
Hereafter. In order 20 avoid hay
ing % keep mill books, all orders
must be accompanied by the cash.
r. h. GREEN WE'LL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
Blacksnithing.

HAVING erected = now blacksmith Hhop
on my lot Oh EeuNiak street. LeonaEdtoWn.
aud having secured HE earFise1 81 an expert
workman from Washington city. l nm pro-
paFNd 10 40 All WORK lm my line IF business
VIZ. 0. KATTINaLY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
How to Keep Cool.

Why. Just come and look at our UN
DERMEAR, HATS, MATrfNtiS They
ara very cheap and are iirHtclass goods.
Tlppett, Johnson 4 Foxwell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
Nd. Del. 4 va. Ry. Co.
pATUxzNT RIVER LINE.
-
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
In effect July ?. 1906.
IL
Steamer HT. MARY'H w.


WIN leave Pier Light Street. weather permit
ting. every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
ct 8 30 q. m, for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Gov
up as Benedict.
Refurning will leave Benedict weather par-
hitting, eYery MONDAY and THURSDAY ut
$50 3. III, sottcrley at a. m, Milestone Land
ing at 10 q. M, Peafson's AZ 1915 q. M, Gov
ernor's Hun at II M, Plum Point af D. M,
and Fair Haven at 20 p. m, for Baltimore
Freight received az Pier 5 Tuesday and Friday
until D. m. FOR the following wharvoss
Fair Haven, penrson's Sellers.
Williams, Plum Point, Milestone.
BoLteriy. Duko'a, Dare'e
Holom0n'a Island. Jones', Trent Hall,
Governors Hun, Spencer's. Parkey'e
Holland Point, Cove Point. Sd, Leonardo
Forests. Benedict.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
$500

no LOAN ON coon sECURiTY. Address
n. o.. BRAcON OFEIup.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03
Washington and Potomac
Railroad Company.
TRAINS vROn wAaHINaToK AND RAL.
TIMOhk.

Tgmo Tahiai
81 MMneL 5nna 4, lMa. go 4. On.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
IOpnlGre aartOner.

glaoiIuitrdtion / oens nuo9renoe
6orm er en- STUNT, Der I9rlig er uoz
pitlet / be ienere 2lar. 2lbissaartoz
ner er bleDen en- popular 5remtonlng
/ moberne metropolitanlte 9agblaoe.
De ejenOommelige og gribenbe Seq
ninger, iom oagIig foretommer pda
Joriioen af .Gbicugo Recoros
oeraIb", er eet uf be mango iaregne
5rat bos bett. 9lao. ,,5be Recoros
6eraIo" far p9ret iaa beloig at iitre
Iig en- al be bebite unse 8unitnere /
Qanoet til at uofsre i'm pOpulere S6e,
bber Dag at lepere ct moriomt og
goomobigt 9drton. Wlr. RaIf Nils
Der er en- al be tommenbe Wl9no paa
glabomrdabet. 9ans Succes bar
parst lige Iaa mertelig iom burtig.
6an piIer belle bet goomobige 9umsr,
og ben lbie SiOe al SberOassliDets
9egioenbeber bar eiort bans arbejoe
meget popuIart. Sans 9iGeOer IL
luitrersr be foriteIIise @enitanbe at
popular Snteresie, pOlitiIte iaa bel
Iom iOcsdIe. De Oistieite 8egiOenbe>
ner afbilOe8 pad en- Moooe, Der be-
6dger, os Dog inbebOlOer be ofte en-
retfqrbig aritit, men paa en- Maaoe,
Der life forarger. pud tit bpstige
Qtrbeibe gftens Masdiiner tiltrdt
ban fig fprit alminbelig OpmertIoms
bb. ,8be 8ecorbsSerulb" fua itrdfs
Il 6am en- ualminbelig lopenbe &drs
tcniit og lbfenifer fine 2aIere meb
at babe baret belbie moi til at fdd
6am onlat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
A. WarQ
Strifen / Gbicasu.

Den gaar enbnu i'm iteOe Sang.
Q}an9e 5oriBg bar Der peret giort
pad at fdd ben biIagt, men forges
pes. Sioite 5origg giOrOes Ons>
bags 2lftes. Oa bolbtes Der ct Mgoe
melIem employers g(siociation" og
en- aomite af p5edmiterne". De
fDrite dfilog u6folut be iibites 6o=
beoforbringer, nemlig at fduindrt gis
leQ9elie bar opnddet, itulbe dlle etsz
ira polittbetjente og Deputy
S9eriffs" afitebi9es, og SOrretnin9ss
6uiene ifuloe n99te at mobtdge fra
eler lebere @arer til @tspresfomz
pdgnierne, pg be maatte life ontdge
flere mon union" M9nb, fgr ale
llnionsm9nb babbe faast pldbs.
Seamejernes 5orening truer MI
meo at fable 5000 ,,truct bripers"
pda Strite. Man renter at ct Ulebe
meo bette W&aal for 9je bill 6lioe
Iummentalot en- of 0ugene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
NcSc / oct itpnne 8ir9inia

leper Der en- gammel Mdnb, aa6en,
arig og retifaifen, Iom 8a9en er
lang. % fenot / mileoiO Omfreos fpr
I'm oinoenoe aaratter. 6an er en-
itor 9eunbrer af Or. peber's auriz
10, 6oiltet iolgenbs taratteriitilte 8reo
nopier:
,,2(Ge U}ennefer loppriier aurito
co erflarer, at Def er ben 6ebIte Wles
sicin, Der finoes paa Soroen. Seq
anbeialer ben til alle mine genner, og
mine 9enner bsb, at naar Ghriitian
soeaer an6efaler en- 3ing, er ben mo-
get barb. Seq bleO ielp fureret for
q QnreonOe, efter al aGe andre Wtioz
Ter par forir9te, men uben Reiultut.
Mit 1ilfaloe 6ar enbogiaa forbuOz
iet 6erp9renbs 9ager. aurito gsr
aft, ben anbefaIes for; og naar 6els
Ter Tiger bette, fan man pare iitter
pda, at bet er at itole pda."
5im6trDide. 9d., H.6.0. go. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Set iiOite um 5reO.

9lp6eoerne Dag til Morgen tp@
Der paa, at bet bill 6lipe til Qllpor
meo Observation-Disclosures meqem
Dc to trigsfprenoe Wlugter. og bet
er Yreiioent 9tooiepelts geitr9bels
ler, Der er lptteoes.
Der melOes ira 8aIbington, at
man bar 1srt fra G3aren, og ReluIz
tatet er life ugunitigt for 6reO. 5 i'm
ilbite aonference meb llniteo States
QmbasiaOsr, Utr. Meper, tiltenbe>
9ao G3aren lin 9iaig6eb til at tage
5reosIpergsmaalet unoer Sperpejel>
ie og ubtrbtte i'm barme gaaitgn>
nelie af Mr. Mepers Oenlige Orb,
ibet ban talte iom Yr9IiOentens per-
ionlige Senoe6u0. Mebers 9remz
itiqing bar praget al ben iterite
6jertelig6eo o9 9enlig6e0, og bans
aa6elgram til qraiioenten angads
enoe 2tuO;enIen 9ioer bet bebite Soaa6.
6pab Der ogiad pil 6jplpe til, at
9rRiioentens geitr9belier tan INT
tes, er ben OmItanoigbeb, at bads
De Sapans og Ruslanos Hepreiens
tanter / 0aI6ington f0ler iig opers
bepiite ON prpiibentens oprigtige
@enItab og l1pdrtiIf6eo.
Sapans 5reosbetingelIer fenber
nan life til enonu, men ON 3u8lanO
mener for 2(loor at oiGe 5re6. iaa
oil man 6aa0e Qai6ington og an
0re SteOer ioge at pauoirte Sapan,
Iaa bet bliOer mooerat 4 fine 5ors
bringer.
qaa famme 3io 6erettes Der pm
en- Delegation, iom ifal operratte
g3aren en- Stripelie fra 3emitpos
msbet / WloItolp. Sfribelien qadr ois
! refte, uben be oante 5ormaliteter,
Ips paa 8ureaufratiet og foreboloer
G3aren, at ban er noget len til IT
inbfri +. Qofte ON at Iammenfalbe
en- misunderstanding. Wlan oenter
ipanbt pad, ON 9eIegdtionen bil
6libe mootaget At G3dren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Sen tgife Sronprinies SrDllnp.

S 5irsougs fanbt iau ben foruo
be6uoeoe itOre 0pjtoeligbeO, aronz
prinS 5reOerit @il6elm al 9rejien
og Storbertuginbe Gecilie df Mefs
len6urg S9perins 8rbGup, Steb
/ Berlin. 9et mefe af al ben Stabs,
Der om9aD Geremonien, pil pi forbiz
gud. Qiot mener ri bog bill interess
Iere.
@ielien foregit bet lutferIfe Slotsz
tupel. 6ofpraOitant Or. 9rnanber
talte til 8rubeporret uo fra gut6s
Bog l, 16. Og II. @ers: n6bor ou
gaar ben, Der bill ieg gaa BEN.
@fter en- tort Sale ipurgte 9r.
9rpanOer iua bans tejierlige 9pj6eb,
ON BON af SUBS 6aanb mobtog pg
efter SUBS Orb og @iGie oilos leoe
meb benbes 6gi6eb Gecilie2 9ronz
prinien ipurepe: Sal Samme
Spgrgsmdul retteoes Iad, afpasIet
og meb 5ilfpjelien oog aolnoe", til
6ertuginoen, og bun ioarebe: Sa!
Del bar De eneite Spprgsmaal og
Sbar. Or. 0rbanber pnItebe iaa III
2ptte, ioet ban CAB 0danben til
&ronprinien % fpsIeoe &ronprinIesz
lens 6aanb. 9erpaa gao ban Bar
ret en- Imuft tnbbunben 8ibel. aeis
Ieren tbsIebe Priniesien pad begge
6enoes ainber og tpsieoe berpad i'm
Sgn. SeiIerinoen fulgte Gtsemplet.
Gerempnien pberbRrebes b9fentIig
fun at be to pebfommenoe &onge6us
les Meblemmer. Wen elIers beb 8rnls
luppet bar Der omfring 70 Wieolemz
mer at foriteGige aongebuIe til Stee
be, beribldnbt aronprinIerne fra
0anmart og Sperrig.
Sau ret oi foritddr, er prtniesfe
Gecilie Spiter til priniesie 9tlerans
brine. gift meo 0anmdrts @rpeprins
GbriItian, iad 0anmdrts og Spfa
lambs tiltommenbe 6erIfere MI er
Sbpgre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

ington, og Pdris, at Huslano pniter
at bibe Supans 9etingelier for 5reo.
Sdgen er bog altfor liot fremitres
ben Ill, at man fan babe nogen gruns
bet Mening ON, hpab bet ifal blipe
til. Men, iom bi for bar ubtalt, Sors
6olbene bddoe 2iten og Ruslanbs
Snbre sr Iadleoes, at gtuslanb itte
tan bente fig anbet af 8rigens Sort
iettelie eno fortfat Cab og Reberldg.
0erfor er Der not 8runb til at baas
be pad 5reb, ON be itore | Rusldnb
END tpier fig NOT iaa meget oeo at
ituqe betale MISUNDERSTANDING til
Sdpan.
Waen at 99usldnb pirtelig meO bet
fgrIte ltulbe fdo en- @runolob og en-
lobgiOenOe 6Oriamling, bet tror pt
life. fer Of ier bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
9enniiOn blep frifenot.

Gn Sag, Der lenge far opta9et
munges Sinh i Omaha, er / bisie
0u9e pautenbt / 9eb Oat, Soma.
3om 9enniIon par antlu9et for 0as
Teri / ct 9iamant 9pberi for
flere Q(ar iiOen, om pi buffer ret
1898. s Omaha bar ban optrudpt
tort iom Salponteeper. GSIere 9ooe
8orgere iuu life 9obt til BAN. Gdu
bleo ban inoitapnet, og MI fsrit
benne uge enbte proceburen imob
Dam, og Surpen fritenbte BAN.
Gu jubIer bans @enner, blunbi
bisIe Gitp Wiapor Og pOIitihefen,
men ct bemonitratipt Wtsbe / Onsa
bags felote Dom oper Oenniions oq
bisie Gmbebsmenbs Mprdl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Seneite ON 9iusiernes Sab.

8usiernes iamltoe Cab al Nien,
neitelio i Ssila9et / 9oreuitrabet ops
oipes ira 3ofo at pare 14,000 or96s
tc e1er 0rutneoe og 4,600 Sanger.
SUN omtring 5000 unbtom. gn itor
Del af be rusiiIte arigsfanger lioer
al Saar eler Spgoom.
8et fortanes, at Der bar mango
rpsliife apinber omborb paa bet tag
ne 6oipitalaiti6. 6oori6lanot 9lomis
raj aoiestOenitns 9liece. 0un ba6
ON 3iaaOelIe til at pleie i'm OnteI.
De rusIiite arboiers o2lbmiral
g2afimoi", ,@laoimir Monamat9"
og ,,8mitri 0onifoi" iiges at o9re
Iunfne / grunot 9ano, ia be bil bliOe
6epebe % tomme til at sge ben jus
punIte 6lduoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
SiOite giDt fra 9iOrse.

De Ieneite Gfterretninger fra Nors
&c piier for bet ferite, at Song Sss
tar er urottelig I i'm proteit imoo
Stortfingets gelutnin9. 9dn og
ben ipsnite Regering babOer, al
llnionen life tan opleIes uoen beg9e
Qanbes OperenstomIt, famine 9olos
ming altIaa iom / &onIulatipgrgsz
madlet.
9esuOen melbes Der fra 9onoon,
at man Gn9ldnb er imob llnionens
0plssning og bill lite dnertenoe
Gorges llafbangig9eO. 0ennf eng
lanps 6oloning turoe ogidd pGre
paaoirtet at bet foreitauenbe @ifterz
madl al ben IoenIfe 5rpndrping meo
en- engeIit priniesie.
3 Dag til Morgen meloer ct Seiee
gram fra ae6enbabn, at glorges
3rone, 6pis ben life mobtd9es af bet
IpenIfe &ongebus. bill blipe tilbubt en-
grins af bet banite 8onge6us; Der
nepnes aronprinieHs Sgn, Prins
6arl. Wlen man mener ogiaa, at bet
oan1e aOngebus oil ufIloa 3ilbuOet.
Repu6lit 6Cper iaa bet naiteSpsrgss
mddl paa programmed. S9 Res
pu6Iif er not, 6oab bet itore 5lertal
al 9efoltningen snIter.