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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-14
9ud, Wis.

6reodg Nftert Den 70. Juni par
en- tor 5ori amling til Ssebe bus
u. groetmon / 4nlebning at Stus
tent 9. so. Gritiens 9irtiombeo L
blanbt os uoenfor Stolegerningen,
peb bpilten 2eiligbeb Der bleo oOers
raft BAN en- lille Grinbringsgdpe.
nrrmeIt / penge. u. 8roctmdn rg
STUDENT Gritien tnlte, % mango itenz
ne Sdnae lsb gennem Qftenen, iua
Chen ipanbt burtig Zen, % ale i'll
te mIittert. at be baobe en- itsn %
bnggelig often.
= 6reoagen ben 80. SUM. ReIi=
g~ionsIfolens fbife Dag for / Oar,
baboe Stuoent Grifien fact / Stano
en- file Set for fine Imoa glsper, os
ifgnt bet par Regnpeir, bar life fda
fda til Steoe. Golf iamIebes til Sell
lesipisnin9, og b~erefter muatte ida
9grnene gibe os en- lille 5oritdaelie
cber, bpab De baboe lart | beres II
Mooneoers Sfoletib, boiIfet be Hap
ganife gobt ira. Senere tuIte Grit
zen inotr9neenoe iaabel til gsrnene
ION iii De Dotsne a~n9ddenoe bet enc
% tore fornsbne, at tro pdd ben fare
6relier % lepe / oenne 9ro.
5tuoent Grifien fbrtiatter MI
Stolegeruingsn / gnen 2uef. 9du
sr 6eitdnbig I girfiom6sb, t6i fOrus
ttn StOlegerniugen boloer ban Subs
t~isneite ON SsnOagen og peb enteIte
Q%ejlig6eoer ON Qftenen iauOel / gpen
ION noe / SettIementet. iurIig | ben
fenere lib unoer 9aitor Sereniens
5rapGrsIis L.
qaitOr Big, por tioGgers qrait,
9ar peret bos os I gefsg. 6dn bar
sfter 6orlDoeHbe inb6uot at 8. q.
ebriitenIen @et Denmark til at
ootrbGre og tale Deb en- fjerbe Suit
feif 6os 6briTienien I Qnlebning at
bans 7Osaarige 5sbielsbag, og efter
hpub lea forffaur, bar bet iumme Dag
80 g(dr fben at Gbriftenien lunbebe
pau @meritds @runb, altiaa en-
bo6belt 9pjti6sbug for ben gomile
9ioner.
Der 3. Suti tuIte quitor Dig ! Dor
airte, % tent bet par iOm iabOans
Tia Regnbejr, bar bog mango til Stsa
De. 5at for befsget Poitor Big.
- 9i feirebe pa OgIaa / Oar bos CO
en- 6erbe Sulifeit. men pua @runb al
Regnpejr par 5oriomlingen lite
flor. Iu bar ri bet eflers gdnffe be-
baaeiigt pe1 pore Summentomifer
pou 5eitpldofen, iiben unsbpmmen
Mt opfert B1gninger, 1dd ot ian o9s
re unber Gag. Stubent Griffin og
q. groctman tdlts beb Soften og alt
par NOT Tun bpggeliet.
SDer Sergenien, 2dtetonn, bes
be ben 4. Suli sfter fau 0dges Spge=
leie So 4dr gummel.
Qfb6bs efterIaber fig 9ufrn idmt
IN Sgn % en- 9dtter, Tom er Dotss
ne. Den 8. Suli bleb ban unber tor
3eltagelis itsOet til bOile. puitor
Big iom .r Der I benne lib tdlte peb
bans 9aare ug forrsttebe bsb @ras
nen. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-14
yOanferen"..
6rsbas b. Ia. 5ali 1905.
Blair, Webr.

Dunf 9ubsttnefte pud Ssnbds
Dor baufte Iutberftt Rirte til be iebs
sdnIise Sibs, 8OrmiObus ri. 10a
% often 81. 8.
SsubaesffOIs / airtens 8aiement
9ef. 8 Ssnbog Moreer.
Qaft. ar. anter afreifte / 9dar
5~ormibboes til Omaha for eerfrd
at fortiatts Rsiisn 0iosre til pacis
fietpiten, bporfru ban bar SnobpoeIie
til at tale for Dunmurt oStdnbinas
pernes Dag" puu ubftiIinsen / Bort
lamb. 6on Dentebe lite at tOmme till
baqe fsr ON en- Maanebes lib.
Gn Rpfommer er / 9adr arris
Deret / Dor 5rDtterisGOrmunbs, Mr.
Z. Oihiens 6iem, = en- Datter.
8i snfter hisrtslis til 9ptte.
Sibite 2srbug often bar Der
en- esen Slags 0emonfirdttOn puu
8pens 6~opebgdbe. 8i bar lite gien>
bibne BERTH, men bet fort9aes os,
at bet par en- prsbe pda en- np Opz
fubeIie til at LUTTE SGo meb. Sps
fnberen hapbe Opitiaet en- p9lois
Rosie mibt pad 9aoen. Den bar
uaben ! 5r0nten og %forooen. 6an
I1lote iaa aa5ien meo b%r9nobdrt
Materiale, operbelbte bet meo aeros
fine % itaf SlO / bet. 5lammer ftso
f 8ejret oeI en- 40 4 so Sob. Suu
tuitebe ban nogle 9danofuloe at 1T
pr9pdrereoe PuIOer paa 9unben at
8asien, og = Reiultatet par Fpr>
b%auienbs. 5lammerne lusOs fig iom
/ ct gu. On hi foritaar BET, bar
BET ct Qulbsr. ION fort9reoe Be 9ufts
arter, ION Tube gioe Slben Raring.
Def an6efaIes iarlig for at rutte
sSIo, iom opftaar inben DIRE.
On lse FiSen / 0nsoa9s 6oIbt
Sans Beef. Ssn at gster Beef Bril-
Iup meo mis- Sba Bridegroom. Oct
berettes %, at be aaerebe bar lat fig
neb pad en- 5arm to W}il fpo for
8pen. Gio be maa leoe mango 4ar /
Ipffeliqt 2g9te1tab. 8ette er Dor
2btsnifntn9.
Som 6erren er. iaa fplge BAN
fans SDenbe". Sdaoan er bet ba o1z
5aa Der / 9u6l. 6oufe meo 6eninn III
Reiiefeber. bet 9eitbreren, Nlr. pc
ferion jo Iom meboeIt for 5iben er i
8nnmart, = og for fort lib iioen
bar Dor opreismnn" 0iG. So6nfon
! Colorado at 6eisge SG9gtninoe %
genner Der; ! ben 6iaige Grcurfion
forleoen til Gbicago beltog Chris
Sobnion % Ittis Sobdnrd SEMEN;
/ Iibite 11gs PAR Miis 9enu RiefIen /
9maba nogls 0age; : og / Gfter-
miOoag nfreiier Dor 9inotppesS atter
go So6nion meo 6uftru FAINT WtG
SobnIon til 5rsmont at beige berss
5oralOre. = gi er Dog foruisiet ON,
at be BIZ aGe oenOe tilbuge til bort
lille ibnniffe Blair. 9ptts paa Rei=
zen snffss aGe! III.
3 Mites trut en- truenbe 9Th
ben imoo gDen, Og flere frpgteoe for
l1peir. Men Oi fl fun en- iapn COB
Blsbe.
= Or. 3. n. Murbod traF.s MI |
Or. Robinfons Office oe gopal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-14

so. 6opne QOs., 6bicusO. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-14
Den fsrite 8etinselie

for 2ptte sr Sunbbtb. llben Sunbs
beo ineen aptte. Sbis De er fp9. mda
bet fsrite Stribt bare at bringe Spftes
met | Orben. Oct bddrIint frdftleie
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Pretty Girls

youth always will A good opportun- ity for this lies in the delightful dance. with it's easy. graceful move menfS and manners fine It denotes an art of ciucation that truly is well worth learning When you do. you'll find Fpf BaiIcy's Music Hall school Of terp<ichcre one fer SsEcreSS-
 PROP. BAILEY, Citizen Bank BTd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24

to be flying over the city hooded in purple haze \ little spray of silver light broke ont of 1t as we looked, and shot backward and then toated after the two shining disks that were falling eastward in long curve. They seemed to he so near thought they were com ing down upon the city. II occurred to me they must have some connection with the odd experience had gone through. In a moment they had passed out of sight. We were not aware that we had witnessed spectacle the like of which had not been seen in centu- ries, if ever, since God made the heav- ens-the great meteor of 1sf0.
 Lets go back" said Trumbull. We came too far. I forgot myself"
 Dangerous here!" I inquired.
 Not at all" said hc. but a long way out of town. TiTrA@
 Rather" I said. grateful for his evi- dent desire 10 quiet my alarm.
 Come" said hc as We came back to the pavement. his hand upon my shoul- der Talk to me Tell me-what are you going to do:'
 We walked slowly down the deserted avenue. meanwhile talking of my plans
 You lore Hope" he said presently. 'You will marry herr
 If she will have mc.1said I.
 -'Tou must wait" he said Time enough
 He Tuickenei his pace again as we came in sight af the scattering shops and houses of tho upper city. and no other word was spoken On the cor nprs v-e s1w men booking into the sky and talking Of the fallen moon. It was late besltime when we turned in to Grsmerry park
 Come in said he as he opened an iron gate
 I followed him up a marble stair way. and dSideTing OId English but Ter openesi tIe door for IS We en- tered q fine hall. it's floor of beautiful parguetrT EluiIiei viih siIken rugs High and SuaciDgIs rooms were all aci1v with light
 He corlsfEcted me to a Iarce smoking rppnl- it's floor and walls covered with trc-Isies or t,se hunt-antiers and the skins of carnivOra- Here he threw
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24

off his coat and bade me be at home as he lay down upon wicker divan covered with the tawny skin of some wild animal. lie stroked the fur fond " with his hand.
 Hello. Jack" he said. greeting that mystified me.
 Tried to eat me-" he added. turning to me.
 Then he barred his great hairy arm and showed nc lot of ugly scars.
 I besought him to tell the story.
 Killed him." he answered.
 With a gun?"
 No. with my hands," And that was all he would say of it.
 He lay facing black curtain that covered corner Now and then I heard a singular sound fin the room like some faint. far night cry such as I have heard often in the deep woods. It was so weird I felt some wonder of it. Presently could tell it came from bel'ind the curtain. where also I heard an odd rustic like that of wings.
 I sat in reverie. looking at the si- lent man before me. and in the midst of it he pulled cord that hung near him. and I bell rang.
 "Luncheon." he said to the old butler vino entered immediately.
 Then he rose and showed me odd things carved out of wood by his own hand. as he told me. and with a deli cate art. He looked at one tiny thing and laid 1t aside quickly.
 Cant bear to look at it now" he said.
 'GibbetT I inquired.
 '-Gibbet." be answered. It was a little figure bound hand and foot and hanging from the gallows tree.
 old servant and putting it in his hands.
 luncheon had been set between us the while. and as we were eating it the butler opened big couch and threw snowy sheets of linen over it and silk en covers that rustled as they fell.
 You will sleep there" said my host as his servant laid the pillows. and well. hope
 I thought had better go to my own loICings.
 -'Top late. too iate.- said he. and I. leg weary and half asleep. accepted his prcfTer of hospitality Then having eaten. Inc eft rnc. and I got into betl after turning inc lights out Some thing woke me in the dark of the night. There was a rIstling sound in the room I raised my head bit and iis- tened It uaS the black curtain that hung in the corner. I imagined some body striking it violently saw a white figure standing near me in the darkness II moved away as I locked at it. \ cOlI wisl.l was flowing I,-or my face lay a long time listening and by and by couEi hear the deep voice of T-UnbuI as if he were groan- ing and rnuttering ia h5s ssecp-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Joy For Apple Growers.

There Is joy in the offices of the hor- ticultural commission in San Francisco for the reason that great problem of transcending importance to apple grow CTS throughout the United States and particularly in California has been solved, says the San Francisco Call. The other day codlin moth parasite emerged from the darkness in which 1t was matched in a glass jar in the Ferry building, and so the fact was finally and conclusively demonstrated that the parasite will multiply indefinitely in California even under such adverse cir cumstances as the environment of . glass jar in closed room. In the open air the proposition is easier than it has been in tine horticultural commission. CTS domain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24

INuHuGT. Huu IOIyUttkU ut uDOut
 you."
 ed my confidence and some of my doughnuts on the curb at luncheon time. I remember best of all.
 "YeTl niver fergit the toime we wurruked together under Boss Me- Cormick." said he.
 And to this day. whenever I meet the good man. now bent and gray. he says always: Good day t ye. Mir. Brewer. D' ye mind the toime we pounded the rock under Boss McCor- mick:'
 Mir. Greeley gave me a place at once on the local staff and invited me to Ndine with him at his home that even ing. Meanwhile he sent me to the headquarters of the Republican cen tral campaign committee on Broad way. opposite the New York hotel. Lincoln had been nominated in May. and the great political fight of 1SGl was shaking the city with its thun- derS.
 I turned in my copy at the city desk in good season and. although the great editor had not yet left his room- ] took car at once to keep my appoint ment- X servant showed ne to seat in the big hack parlor of Mir. Greeley's s home. where I spent lonely hour he fore I heard his heavy footsteps in the hall He immediately rushed upstairs. two steps at . tine. and in HiomeI, heard his high voice greeting the ba-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
As It Is Nov.

rTo DE coyrrNuD.l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
CAMPAIGNING IN MANcHuRiA
Obstacles the Hostile Armies Have to Contend With.

Obstacles the Hostile Armies Have ts
 Contend With.
 Carefully avoiding all reference to-, the military operations observed byI him as attache with the Russian forces. Colonel W. S. Schuyler. U. s. A., de- livered an interesting lecture the other, night at the National Rifles armory, in, Washington, on Manchuria. Some of the terrible obstacles which the two hostile armies have to contend with in their movements through Manchuria were suggested by inference in the lee. turer's remarks, says the Washington Times. *
 "A Chinese field furrow," he said, "is as crooked as a rams horn. Chinese farmers purposely blow it that way oni account of superstition. This of course makes 1t tremendously difficult for an army to cut across field. especially when the crops are growing, as it isl almost impossible to find the way.
 "Then, too, to protect his fields, tho Chinese farmer has way of digging pitfalls every here and there about hisl lands, and for men to go tumblingI down into these holes is very discour.I aging
 "Rivers are very fluctuating. and the. fording of them presents great prob: lens to armies. They are, however, not very deep. Manchuria, think, isI the dustiest country was ever in. In the dry, cold winter the dust is' swept about in clouds. Riding against it one has to hold ones breath. It pains the muscles of the chest. Tho climate in summer is hot and wet, aud in winter it is cold and dry"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24

M0 TOOK a walk in the long twi- light of that evening. As it S began to grow dark I passed ES4Sy the Fuller house and looked ID at Its windows Standing under a tree on the opposite side of the ave me. I saw a man come out of the door and walk away hurriedly with long strides. I met him at the next corner. 5 Good evening" he said. I recognized then the voice and fig ure of John Trumbull.
 Been to Fuller's" said he.
 How is Hope?" asked.
 sBetter." said he Walk with me-!
 with pleasure" said I. And then he quickened his pace.
 We walked awhile in silence. going so fast had hardly time to speak. and the darkness decpened into night. We hurried along through streets and al- levs that were hut dimly lighted. coTn- ing out at length on wide avenue passing through olcn fields in the up- per part of the city. Lights in cabin windows glowed on the hills around rs I made some remark about them. hut be did not hear me. He slarsen"d mace in 2 moment and began whisper inr to himself. could not hear what ho sai,.. thought of bidding him good night and returning. but where were wc. and how could find my ways
 We heard horse coming presently at gallon. At the first loud wha"k os Ire hnofs he turned suddenly and. laying hold of my arm. began to run I followed him into the darkness of the eDen feId- IT gave me spell of rare excitement. for I thought at oFr1 of birhwayEnen- having read sO much Of them in tIle Tribune He stopped s'l'.- denly and stoO1e,i low. his hands torchinS tEe grass. and neither spoke until f.Ie horse had zone well beyond ms. Then he rose stealthiIy and looked aIout him in siIenee. even turning his face to the ,iars sky. where only 2 few stars were visible
 Well said he. with a zTH1t- -i-eats inc devil. I sIs11IgiIi it was
 wonderful thing vas happening m tbe sky. A great double moon seemed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24

fM0 TOOK walk in the long twi- lX light of that evening. As it I0 began to grow dark I passed ES4SkJ the Fuller house and looked
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
CHAPTER XXIII-

H0 WAS soon near cut of money sSi and at ny wits end but my
 will was UI.cclqEcTcsi- In . this plight ran upon FcSaT- ty. sI-n policeman had been the soSl anzel of my one hopeful day in journalism His n.aErer invited my confidence
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24

It might have been true in Solomon's time that the wicked flee when no man pursueth." but in this day and age they usually grab the market and chase the rest of us into a corner.-The Com moner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Two Kinds of Indians.

Uncle Sam is dealing with two kinds of Indians in the Indian territory: the real Indian. unknown in the east, and the picture Indian. unknown in the west-St Louis Globe Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
No Cause for Excitement

The discovery that paper money car- ries germs for months will create but slight apprehension The average man does not carry it long enough to feel in much danger-Washington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Queer Plant of Mexico.

A curious plant has recently been found in Mexico It is similar to a pumpkin. with a rough. corky bark. re- sembling that of an oak It has been named palma
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
5kke Ige Kejleren imoo.

Sen rl1siiife @igbmano Marimofi
81 bab6e ffienfet 1000 M11bler til
Spgepleien / @itaiien. 9a G3areu
fit Bette at bi6e, lo6 ban Sen eole
@iber 1te6e til Mb6iens paa @lottet.
Ser bar iamti6tg mango on6re Mb.
oiensibgenoe til @te6e. @ei1eren gil
langS belle &effert, og ga ban tom til
Mariimoff st., taffe6e ba11 bom t1aa.
Digit for Sc 1000 @ubIer. = Ma1.
imoff 81. bleb forbabiet % eobeoe
pon1Dgt at bemerfe: v%l1n6ifplo Sc.
res Maieitet> set bar 1000 @ubler!"
= @eiieren ipare6e lite 1oget, men
CAB fig / @amtale meo en- onoen al
De $ilite6eberen6e. - Dager efter
bleb Der anlagt Sag moo Marimoff
foroi ban baobe iagt &ans Ma,
ieitat aeiieren al @uslano imoo.
Hrocesien en6te meo, at Magmoff
q. bleb 6smt til 6 Maoneoers sfor.
otsning til @ibirien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
9bobeo fau iffc helbreoes

~VOysO AWN wv yeAOleVG6
be6 lofale Mi6ler, 90 Be life Tan naa
ocn angrebne Del at 9ret. Ser er
fun en- Maooe at fnrere Dspbe6, og
Set CT be6 fonititutionelle @ioler.
9spbeo foraariages be6 en- beten6t
&ilitano at @limbinoen / Set euita,
cbiife @sr. Maar bette Rsr bliber IN
flameret, mtGrfer 9e en- r1m1Ien6e
2Do eller faar e., 6oarIig &ereIIe, og
1toar Sen bliber belt lutfet, er 9ep-
beo Gplgen, % me6 mtnore 8etea-
6elien fatt fiernes og 6ette @er gien-
9tbes lin 11ormole &ilitan6, bill 3d.
relien bore g6elagt for fte6ie. gi
no al ii Silfel6e fremfaloes be6 Sea-
tarrD, ser er intet anoet er16 en- Be-
terot &ilitano at Slimbinoerne.
@il etl' gipe ct &1,noreoe Dollars
for etbbert &ilfel6e at 9gbbeo Oor,
be6 &atorrb), iom ri iffe fan
f11rere meo @all's Gatarrb Cure.
Sfrib efter Girfulere, frit.
S. S. @benep & Co.,
Sole0o, ..
Gelges Dos Mpotbefere, 75c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
&pinbelis @pion.

6or 8 Mar li6en fom cit engelf
8onne til G5arboffet, bbor FUN por
e%l1gageret iom 8onne for &eiierpar-
retS elolte 9otter, Storfpritin6e 81
Ga, efter at bun bob0e prGiteret CLINT
renoe Mnbefalinger. Sen lille @tor-
fpitin0e elife6e be16e, men Sienerifa-
bet beo &offet itole6e life rtgtig paa
@nglen6erin6en.
Sor to Mar ii6en bleb en- fort Sic
ner %afifeoiget fra @offet> for0i ban
mistenftes for at babe let / nogle me-
get bigtige Hapirer. San pao1too
Sen Gang belte1nt, at set life bar
bam, men 8onnen, Ser bur Sen 5fpl=
oige. Sum ierge6e alti6 for at foa
noget at giere be6 &eiierens @fripe=
boro. Sen Gang troe6e mol1 Dom
life, og &eiierin6en tog 8onnen ul1>
Der lin 1Grltge 8elfDttelle. Siener=
ifobet noipio11ere0e ben1e MI iforpt.
6orle0en lag0e loo en Giener Mer=
fe til, bporle0es @onnen / G5orens
@rbeioSfabinet meget npie giennem=
ipgte nogle poa Sfribebor6et ligge11=
Sc &aptrer. Sienere11 luffe6e itrofs
Gereliet al og mel6te set poslereoe.
Sum bap6e, bite Set Jig, fopieret for
ificllige pigtige Sfribelier. Derefter
bleu bun un0er lterf @iforte ien6t
ODER @rGnien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Gaar man gjennem HOSpitalerne j dc
store Dyer, forbauses man over blandt
de Patienter, der hviler i de snehvide
Senge, at finde mango Kvinder,
gifte og ugifte, der enten afventer
svere Operationer eller er Rekonvales-
center efter saadanne.
Hvad er Grunden hertil? Simpelt-
hen den, at de har forsSmt deres Hell
bred. Sygdomme i iEggestokken eller
1ivmoderen er sikkert i Tiltagende
blandt Landets Kvinder, - de kom-
mer u~forvarende over dem, = men
ehhver at disse Patienter i Hospitals
sengene har dog fact tilstrmkkelig
Advarsel heron gjennem en- Fglelse
at Nedtrykthed, Underlivssmerter i
h6jre eller venstre Side, nerves I'd
mattelse. Rygsmerter, Leucorrhaa,
Svimmelhed, Oppustethed, Forrykkel-
Sc af Livmoderen eller anden Uregel-
Unassigned. Alt dette er Symptomer
paa Ell sygolig Tilstand i Eggstokken
eller L~ivmoderen, og hvis Diet like ia
ges i Tide, vii Strafen herfor senere
komme i Form af en- n9dvendig farlig
Operation. Mar disse Symptomer vi
ser sig, track da like Tiden nd, indtil
Ell Observation-Disclosures med efterf@l-
gende Operation err ~nadvendig, men
husk paa, at Lydia G.. Pinkham's We
getable Compound har frelst Tusinder
af Kyinder fra kirurgiske Operationer.
Mar Kvinder lider af uregelmnssig,
standset eller smertefuld Menstrual
ton, Svaekkelse, Leucorrhna, Forryk-
kelse af eller Saardannelse paa Liv-
moderen, F@lelser af Nedtrykthed, In
fammation i Eggestokken, Rygsmer-
ter, Oppustethed, Afkreftelse, daar-
lig Ford@jelse og Nervesvakkelse, ell
Ter wiser Symptomer paa Svimmelhed,
Trathed, Ophidselse, Irritabilitet, Ner-
LII. z N:.LI--, ALl e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

8onffaserer &oocfs
6Ingt er ielbfblgelig Set %itaaen=
Sc @mne / @farbaf. Soft bliber
rigtignof lite mere let oberroifeoe
beo Sc Sil6ragelier, ser paslerer ser
/ 8pen. 9ertil bar mart beret &i6ne
til alt for meget / Marenes 2eb og
oplebet alt for mango lere Sing.
Ser maa 6erfor ife noget ol6eles
%11bentet, bbis Sinoene. after ifal font
me @ebegelie. Mmtstieneren er ben6t
tilbage fra fin Sp6ageliesreiie. 9en
bab6e beret forgiebes. @aacf np6er
enonu 6en gplone Sribe6 og @le6en
ODER Sc @enge, iom life er bans.
Ser fortelles, at &aacfs 5por fan
felges til 6lensborg. Mn6re bill bloc,
at ban bar la6et Sfieget afrage, at
ban bar taget &pinoefIeoer poo og
MI maaife gtber 1en fine 9ames
&olle ON 8or6 paa en- eller an6en
nobanoreroamper. Sormo6ninger
ftbttes beo Sen 0miten6igbe6, at ban
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