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Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES


 Walter Douglas is spending the day in town.
 E. F, Fisher vent to Paradise this forenoon on reel estate business, ex- pecung to be back Monday or Tues day.
 Mrs. o. L. Y2ger went to Naco this morning to meet her husband. who is expected home tonight from Quay mas, where he has been for several months.
 John F. Hohstadt arrived in town this forenoon from his ranch near Cos
 l. L. Oakes will conduct revival services in the Methodist church next week.
 Superinten Cowan came in on this mornings train from Bisbee.
 R. Valch has sold his residence on Sixteenth street and will erect a larger residence in the near future
 Mayor Overlook went to Tombstone last evening on legal business.
 Miss Eva Wolcott went to Tomb stone last evening to spend Sunday with her parents.
 Attorney Sames went to Nogales yesterday on legal business.
 Mrs. c. E. Stout, who lives on Six teenth street, was taken suddenly ill yesterday with convulsions.
 Engineer Robert Armstrong of the Southwestern is out on the desert to- day on a hunting trip.
 The morning train from Bisbee was about fifty minutes late today, on ac- coun5 or the breaking of an eccentric on the engine between Naco and Os- born.
 Mrs. H. J. Wright, who has been visiting in Portland and other cities during the sumner, is expected home this evening.
 Oscar 4. Anderson, better known to fame as Bismarck aide de camp to Fred Haas in his cafe, is on the sick list todey
 Vernor Lincoln went to CabuIlona station last night to spend today and tomorrow seeking big and little game
 s. O. Fisher. V Do has been in Santa Rosalie, Mexico. for several months, for his health, is on his way home and is expected here tomorrow.
 c. z. Taylor, who is interested in mining properties in Sonora, is con fined to his bed with a fever much re- sembling typhoid.
 OOIOASt HteLth' ChieI pEOFluSlat officer of the Salvation Army, will be in Douglas on the 3Oth and will hold services in the Methodist church OF the evening of that day This will be the coloners first visit to Douglas, as he has a large territory to cover, in cIuding western Texas. New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
 Mir. ard Mrs. w. H. Slaughter are in the city and will remain for the winter. Mir Slaughter is special agent in Arizona fer the Missouri State Life Insurance Company. and will have headquarters here. Mrs. Slaughter is a niece of John Slaughter of the San BernaFdino ranch, while her husband is not related to that family.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
Nea0 Time Killer.
Herreshe0 Motor Boat, tbt Den, Goes Forty MiLe5
 an Hour.

Of course 1t was up to a IIerreshoff to produce marine speed, but even the HerreshoG limit has been taken off apparently in the production of craft capable of being driven at fifty miles an hour, if all that Is claimed is true of the mahogany craft that bears the letters DEN on each side of its bow
 Moreover. the preliminary trial the first spin of the fiier, made under con ditions not at all favorable and witl no idea of a rigid test. indicates that a HerreshofT. as usual. is making no idle statement in rating his new water negotiator well mp with modern rail road limited trains.
 This latest fisr, not the first venture of the HerreshOfis into the motor boat field by any means, is assured by her constructor, Charles F. Herreshoff. Jr.. of a speed, of forty miles an hour. This statement was made not from a review of the scratchings on a trestle- board, but after the willy constructor had taken his fleet toy out for a spin. II Is significant, and also very Heres hoh,' that the spin was conducted as far out of the sight of prying caves troopers armed with clocks as might be. But a watch held surreptitiously on the agile Den recorded a speed of more than forty miles an hour during portion of the trip.
 Forty miles an hour is better than thirty knots, which Is in turn bet ter than anything that foated pre- viOusly to the new craft has accom- plished. There is not the slightest doubt that this wonderful boat is in capable of forty measured miles In a full timed hour. but If she did that gait for a minute she is the boss fier and queen of motor boats or any other kind of craft.
 The secret of 1t all is no secret at all. One of the best fast steam yachts and torpedo boat designers in the world-a marine speed merchant-told the writer ter, years ago that the prob lem of fast travel over the water was simply one of the relation of horse power to displacement That is as true today as it was then, but it Is notice able that nobody has heretofore had the knack of applying the two factors in so admira ble harmony. so far as re suits show It took a IerreshOff to dc it, just as it has taken Herreshoffs to
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
EON KLEW

THE DEN, NEW EEEREsHoFF SPEED WON
 DER.
 work out, along lines as well under, stood. the problem of supplying the fastest sailer on given racing length
 Assuredly d freak. and of the freak, est the Den is the lightest boat that ever held so much bottled up power Her beam is less than five feet on a length of thirty-fve. Her displacemen' may be seen at a glance to be of th, lightest possible. as her midShip sc, ton plainly shows. Her draft is onl seven inches.
 In construction the planking is sheet pine. three-sixteenths of an inc. thick, inside of a skin of mahogan. The motor weighs less than 300 pound It has four cylinders and develop ninety eight horsepower. It runs prac tically without vibration. and eve, when the heavy clutch starting the pro peller Is thrown in there Is practically no strain upon the frail craft.
 The motor rests upon a platform of aluminium in the bow and is concealed by hood, which protects the helms man and allows room for one other The bronze propeller is nineteen inches in diameter and has four blades. | runs so close tc the surface that i raises a misty foam at the stern. The heavy motor and gasoline tank, carry ing fifty gallons, serve to steady the craft The exhaust Is into the air in stead of under water, so the discharge sound like the firing of Gatling gun.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. s. Constance, wife of a small
 St. Louis. Oct. 2l-Francis RundeI merchant on c avenue. caused the ar. rest of her husband this morning al leging that he struck her.
 According to the wOman's story. as related to Judge Mcdonald she de sired her husband to remain at home and mind the baby last night. while she went to a dance. This the hus- band was inconsiderate enough to re- fuse to do. and after few words, Mrs. Constance went to blows and landed on her husbands mouth He retal- lated by striking her on the back and the complaint and warrant followed. The trial will take place Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
Police Court oOings.-A fight in Pir

Police Court Ooings.-A fight in Pir- tleyille between landlord and a Mexican woman tenant wound up in Judge McDonaid's court this morning and will be sifted out this afternoon. c. E. Purnel, who owns a number of shacks which he rents to Mexicans. and Teresa Flores. who would not move when requested, are the prin- cipals, and there as cross charges of disturbing the peace against them. The woman declares that when her landlord told her to vacate the house she refused, whereupon he struck her. Purnel denies this and has filed a charge of drunk and disorderiy against his tenant. and claims that it is owing to her habits of intemperance that he was anxious to get her out of his house. Mrs. May Berger was fined sS by his honor this morning on the charge of being drunk. The fine was paid.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22

B. J. O'Reilly arrived in town this forenoon from Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
A Grent Racer. NEnvbe.

An automobilist wearing a pair O goggles having two separate lenses fO each eye attracted attention on a roa house porch, and one man had Il, courage to ask for an explanation. ! was as follows: Why, you see, wheT one is driving the way I drive the sand and very small stones are thrown up with great force. If one sails for my eye it may break the first lens but then Is dehected, and the inner lens saves my eyes" The listeners wondered what famous racing man he was and followed him gapingly when he walked to the hotel shed and there cranked up his engine and start ed away In seven horsepower runa bout.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
Must Ride the Goat

Wust RIde the Goat.-It IS said that number of young men who agreed to join the Douglas Fire Company No. ?, and who have failed to appear for initiation. will be rounded up next week and forced to take the degrees necessary before they can become le- gitimate fire fighters. Just what this announcement means to the men in question is not known. It is claimed, however, that they will shortly find out Additional information could not be gathered in advance. the person responsible alleging that advance news would cause him too much trouble in hunting his victims
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
sack Erom the East--I A Iewa

Back From the Esst.-J. A. Lewan- dOwsh returned this morning from the east, where he had been for a month. visiting New York Washing ton and other eastern cities. conferring with those interested with him in sev- eral mining enterprises. He reports that his trip was a pleasant and satis- factory one from a business stand point. On his arrival here he found a letter from his foreman at the Say age property in the Paradise district, telling of two important strikes in that property recently. In Fl Paso. on his way home, he was assured by the machinery company who sold him the Savage shelter that a man would be sent early next month to erect the machinery and put the shelter in op- eration.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22

lntruders. - Complaint has been made at this office that parties cut driving from Douglas are in the habit of going into the ranch enclosures without permission. This is very an moving because of the frequent thefts
 from the ranches. One evening this week some parties drove out to the ranch of J. A Lewandowski, and
 when passing the house, after entering the enclosure, refused to respond to a hail from Mrs. Lewandowski. who quite naturally wanted to know who was invading the premises at the hour of midnight. On returning by the house the second time Mrs. Lewan- dOwski fired a shot. which stopped the party and brought a response that was satisfactory. Parties going onto ranch premises should be very care ful, as they might meet with a recep- tion which would be very unfortunate.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22
Hunting Party.-Another huntin.

Hunting Party.-Another hunting party, consisting of Bert Rose, P. J. P. Demorest. Jim Speed and P. c. McMullin, will leave the city tonight, camp out north of town and go out after quail tomorrow. This is the party that is usually under the lead ership of Dead Shot Kirkland, but for some reason the chief is left out. He declares that the story of their going is not true, and that if it should prove true. the boys are jealous of his prow- eos with the scatter gun.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22

FOR RENT-2 rooms for light house. keeping. Apply 19 Clawson Hill, or at Review Office.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22

FOR RENT-2-room house, Tombstone Canyon, s10. J. E. Thompson Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22

There will be no postponement of the October term of the district court on account of the repairs being made in the court room. Judge Doan vii be on hand Monday and court will be opened for the transaction of civil business. The office of the United States marshal will be used for the first few days of the term until the court room is in readiness, which will not be before the latter part of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22

l. W. w. Oreanlze.-A local lodge of Industrial Workers of the World was organized last night by a meeting of local socialists, held in a room at the Savoy. The meeting was of secret nature and this morning sev- eral men whose sympathies have been of a socialistc tendency said they knew nothing about it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
XIV.
Rrnnernf.

Gn SuOeerer fra glep YOrt babbe en- %rigbolbig llbs
fitting al e~ftergjorte SuOeer, 0iamanter, qerIer, 8inge
pe lign. Sua biot isg tan foritaa, beIaar bans 5orrets
ming aene at ~eftergere og efterli9ne Ggte qerIer, DID
manter og andre 9be Stene; og ban bar brepet bet biot
bsri; bet bar %iaroeles fmutte Sing, ban 6abbe ubiti1et,
og en- Sttes&enber matte tro, at 9arerne bare 9gte. 5pr
at Dife lbtratningen uf Nnne fin @fterligneIiestunIt
bapbe SuOelereren fact aGe Guropas ~gegentsrs ogiau
qapens = Og Sioms &rOner e%fter9jort.. Oct bapOe toFet
bam $1,000 Dollars at fao bet Qrbeibe uofert; men bet
par Iaa itufenbs p9 gobt giort, at insen iunbe tante
onbet, enb bet bar be aete &roner, man boDbe Tor fg.
@runbfarpen bar iom bet toreie Subs, oa oGe be inbs
fattebe qerl.r, 0iamanter, 9tubiner, Safrer pg andre
able Stene bare faa ~nsiogtigt e~fer9jorte, at enbog bOer
ufulbtommen6fb og 0efett bos benz 5orrn, 5arbe, Sli6z
ming eler pua anben Moabe bar taget meb Gferlignin>
gen. De Ggte 9roners 8Groi ifal bsls6e fig til IL Daia.
Dollars; bet er s1ers en- toitbdr 9opebbeb9tning. Ger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03

1n0inucrin0ens Siiernf.

Snbianerne pare reprpienereoe pad uoitilingen pea
en- uGroig Ulaaoe. 5or isrite Sang / fin 6iitorie 6apbt
Snoian 3erritorn bets egen 81gning meqen Staternes.
get par en- imuf gDgning, 100 COB lang, 72 Sob breo,
to Stotoart 6piben og meb tonne bOriite S9jIer p'6
S%nOgan9en. 5nOe 9uet bar Der en- tor 5%Oriamlingss
il oa ~forteaige Stuer og garelier, bbor 2~anbIabst
~uoitiaebe at fine 5rembringdier.
Ter par ~ligelebes DE 5orenebe Stuters Subiuners
ifoe" paa ubfiangen. 8et par en- Ttor, itatelig % BEN
fstsmasTg gpgnin9, meo 4Ge Og Iuftige StoIepGreIier,
bpori Der al mango Qerere bolotes Stole meb %inbianIte
gsrn af 6eqge apn. 3iaige bar Der ioa u%bitilet, bpab
ber bsrte til SioleoeIenet msaem ,Snbianerne, bpu6 geges
rinQen qer for OplDsnin9en imeaem BEN, % 6por Ian3t
DC ere TONNE ben. Deb Stolen8 enc 6ierne bar reft en-
at 2Qafainbidnernes 5oiemieiler, en- fert Qlen 66i ira
pot meb en- Mangbe fantaItiite llofGrin9er at 0br %
Menue fetitslier.
Oct m~Grteligfe par bog be mango fOrifelige iuoianiie
Stammer. Iom pare reprqienterebe Der. Sda pibt ie8
bar forftaaet BET, par Der at Observation-Disclosures
Iarligt ubitebt ,5nbbDOelie til be Snbianeritammer, Iom
igr bab6e beboet Qouiiiana. bet oil fge ret uoelte 2outs
iana, ION 6Go tebt al 5rantrig 1903; men Der bar pit
Stammer fra andre Ggn eno bisie. Gbppeposs5n btF
alerne BAR Der % oeres gamle 92saarige Drowning. 6ens
bs Rabn par o%Qanberne ere ber", og trobs fin 9je
etilina tunbe man Ie fenbe Serb meO at OaDe Maats
Ter ug flette &urpe bDer Dag. Oiugess 5nbianerne baobe
ogiaa en- etnmme Der; bsres 6epoings ytopn bar Oio1os
paQo6; ban bar 70 Oar. Oiagesitammsn teaer MI Blot
ca. 1000 wfulObloos 9Gtlinger; ben bar fsr oaret gan1te
talrig. Siour. SnOiunerne fra Goutb 9afOta bare Der
"a 9al; igeebes Omdbos SnOianerne, arapa6OsSn ot'
anerne og nsre andre, ia snbog neutrality-suspicious. ira
goncouper. gme bisie oStopens rsoe 8srn" bare men
faa l~lnotagelier beres eene %fpragIeoe 9ragtsr og Wl9noens
ptres grnefjer paa 9opeoet og neo ab Rpggen, o9 man
hsrte gdpne Tom "Chief Two Charge, Chief
Yellow-Hair' "Chief-S inging-Goose" Chief
High the Sky, Crossing he-Wind.'
= - ,, 4 - ~ fCt,~ IL. ow,IraI
"Afraid-af- Eagle. "Tall Crane" Little Hors',
BLACK Tail Deer, Man ho-has-copper" osv.
Om ou snIer bet, tan bu 10 let andre Steber fac
bspre 9eTteo ON Snbiunern, enb jeg tan giOe big; jeg ital
eerfor flute meb at mebbele big 6opebinbbolbet al en-
G~ortalGng ON meriunfe Snoidnere, iOm en- 9anoels'
pedenoe fortults Der G9icuSO iiofe @inter; ban bapcf
iep oplepet ben. CAB os fable 9iitorien y.Snoiansrinbens
Stierne", ret Iom OOeritriftsn lpoer:
Snbionerne MeritO babe 3ibsr LANCE peret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
Splinter al ct SerOenSi pcjl.
Gf spar 81 arius 6anen.
(Sluttet.)

90 fe iaa Der: en- crop goere fonlmer marferenOe
meo en- Qfosling 9riter, JON pare tagne til 5onoe; be mau
gaa 59ngIeI, men bet bitter Dem life ale; bet minbite
Tiger en- al 6an9erne at unbfp. 6on letter Qg6 for
at TONNE bort. Ter rdabe8: itanps! men ban 6srer bet
life, oil lite 6ere bet, men bill pope i'm 3rpje for ben fare
8ri6eb; men 6an miier baaoe ben % 2ipet. Gn gosr
lager Sigte, ItDoer, 9riten Itprter til Soroen; Oermeb tr
bans Sdga ube - for at 6egpnoe igen pb nGite Sore
filling.
8e %forffeQi9e 9efalingsmGno blepe m%obtogne me6
%tunOrenbe 9urrdraab al BET I~fuelpitne qublifum, ndar be
tom frem pdo Soenen, ingen bog Iaa ~begeItret Iom @enes
got Gronje, benne dlOprlige, j9One, bibeaGienoe 5eltberre.
Seq tror alorig, at jeg Ifol gIenrne bet 9jeblit, ba man
fau General Gronje eftr QeOerldget ueb paarbeberg at
fomne rioenbe unber 9epogtning at en- britif 3omdnbo
ben til Qorb Roberts for at a~fleDere i'm Sa6el, rette beg3e
arme 9ejret, fi9e nO At i'm 9eit blie paa Sejr6errta
life paa militar Bis men meb 9aanoIag for berefter at
tage eaoe Dos Goberts og en- @ogn foripanbt meO fire
gloObefe / fulo aarriere at bIiOe fBrt bort fra @alpIabien
fer ienere Iom 5ange at fgres til q. 9eena, GngIano5
fbrielige og mtIitare 5angfeI.
5g fan life nG9te, at jeg Iaa meb Snteresie benne
Cppisning fra 8oertrigen; ben forbenpGrenoe Solbat5
.6ierte ilog orbentligt 9att meb 5romner og &anoner.
st boobe jq Org inert beb at foritad, nemli8, at General
6ronje oirtelig tunbe tae Del bette Stuefpil. goerne
far MOB ben opermegtige @ngel1fmanO tempet en- bun
%oreoadriQ Stamp for at faa 6iemlanb og 5ribeb og t9mpet
meo Ell 0eltemoo. Der bar a%ftpunget 9erOen ben melt uoelte
geunbrin9, % General Gronje bar beGtdget oenne aamD
pao ben efertrpfteigite Ulaooe, og fad M, ba 8rigen er
emit, og ba 8oernes 9jemlanO og 5rieo er 5jenOeooIo,
ioa fan BEN gomle &rigsmdnb, 9raanet meb 6Goer TT
5olts % 6pbrelanos 5ienefe, bare meb til at opfsre
StueIpil at ben arig, Der enote meb goernes Ruin, bet
bar paret MIG uforfaaeliqt. Seq bemmer lite ben gamle
General for bet; men jeg fan life fortoa BAN. gloge
habe ment, at bet BAR QpIten til ben omeritdnIte Dollar,
Ger blep Sejrferre oper Seir6erren paa bette Omraabe.
Seq peo bet life. Uen LAB os, fare 2aier! paste pao, at
ben life bwefsjrer mig eaer Dig. 90 iau OeO ieg lite, 6Oa0
et er, Der minOer mig ON at lutte Y9oertrigen" meo
fslqenbe Beers ON ct. Qntonius' 9rabifen:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
0DSc Su0er.

NUT ~ wv 'JSH4tStt - IS
ienb 8eitiain9 for no9le at Dem.
0lfen / Bri4aOnen. 5 0mflua.
9ris 1Oc.
Op til SerrenS 9Orb. Gisr0e OPP
lag, inbb. Goo.
paa 2ipets gei. prebifener opsr be
nDe SETTER, 973 Siber, fuIiot inNa
bunben pris 200.
g. 6. 8lumss prabitener oOsr ATE
9irteaarets 2ettier og gpiftEer
FAINT 5aftepraOitener. Snbb. $40
preIten. 6ortaGIing At Q. g. 162
Si0er. 5 OmfIug doc, inb6. Co.,
prei teguurben / 9dr3en oS 9nbieR.
af q. @onmer. 327 Sibsr Z
qra9tbinb. pris $1.0o.
interchangeable Og 9e[li8gsreIfs, 81
Siber, i flint Omilag, 10t.
&utb. pua 9onTt Deb q. g. MaeA
fen. 5 0mF. 8Oc, inbb. $120.
sc pdd Seius. Odgltgs Smddffgt@
fer til bier Dag / Maanbsn. SiEt
qupir Og 8inb. 25c.
@i96arOus, 6eOebsmunOen BED aOrs
fet, of q. S9mibt, pau Oanft Oss
paitor q. g. Mabien. 302 Gi@
Der. STINT ID. $1.20, SmT. 90c.
Sitter fra agbenbubn. &f @. 6.
s 0mflug 60c, inbb. $1.Q0.
@frebetig, bog ftart. of SO. p. 3.
8riitelig 6orteuin9 for tore 90
fmaa. 0Oerfat fra Shit al SD.
glebel. 9ris inbb. 25c.
@olitin O9 stper. gn 0g9teftabss
biftorie. paa Oonft Otb puftOr
Matt6iaIen. 214 @, flint ID. 80e.
9ortezaIippe. af aolpb gpner-
paa 0unf peb 81. g. Mobien~
248 g. 5 OmT. Goo, inbb. 9Oc.
@tine Sinner. Qf Sognsprait u.
Suel. &nbu9t for ipge. 88 SiA
Der. Snbb. 60c.
SpbeG @urtb efIer: Cert at Sub.
251 Siber, imltt inbb. Coz.
@pnnope Os andre 5ortaning.r for
ggrn. af Marsretbe. 116 Siber
/ fint Omilag. pris 4Oc.
SebbDs Snap. Gn 9iitOrie on em
raft 0reng. Af Nmn 6. GeEo.e.
Operiut fra Gngelif at 8. 5. r.
6. Matbiaisn. Snbb. 40c.
Seltmisitonen meD 8tbrug at DIT.
meo. 5rt. W}urie 5OIit. SRI. 0aoEss
fe, Sic. tbeol. $. Using, @dIob9,
2ege Sob. grOberien, 2pnsbp. %
Cher. s Omflog 15c.
81 SuIefortaninser. af u. Doll
mer. 40 Siber. 5 0mTag 10ts
Gre SulefortaGin9er. "a Sibtr. y
Omflag 10c.
Srt Suleaftener. 4f u. 0oIbmur,
S~orfattsren til p~rafegaarben 4
Saraen o9 9refegaarosn ! 5m"
bien D. +. b. 239 Sibtr. 3 Sms
flag 6Oc. Snbb. 9oc.
timber 5%uberbaunb. &onHrmdtionss
gdbe at 90. peterfen. 64 SiOsr~
s OmTas 10c. Snbb. 35c. :
Deb Qfritos 6lober. Qf Qunfs ".
Butler, ~Operfat of SIR. Strttter,
Q9ge.
@il6. gects grinbringer fra nit Gin,
@obt inbbunben $1.00.
Dor 5reb. Qf 30. BON 8. Gn Rus
tibsfort9Gling. &utoriieret Ooers
~fattelie beibrset peb 81. g. Mdb~
fen. $50 Siber. @pbt inhh.
$500, / Om1Iag $1.60.
q. Si6iger: st lille &ongeipsn. Sfs
beIbiItOriie 5urebrug oOer be IN.
&onger 9erobes / M Seftamente,.
9ris inbbunben 90c.
Qlpernes Ssn. OFF q. 9. gaG
9anit beb paitor g.. g. Mab5er.
236 Stoer / Omflas SOC. Snh.
9Oc.
@nbers Stubbefier. IogIs OpleDeia
fer, meo to 9i1eber at 5Orfuttersn,
og Minbeorb, af propt g. 6.
glume, FAINT fra @nbers Stubs
fiars Sgbsleie, af paftor @rsl
Billion, onbet Oplas, 176 Siber.
9ris / Smflae Goo.
Beet: min OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
heIfR Hnhh | finf Wfnh 81 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03

bar femten iaabanne e%itergjorte arOner %uoitiGeoe: ben
r%usiiite, ben italtenTe, ben frantic, ben neberlanOfe, ben
banife, ben noritzibenIfe, ben p%ortugiiiite, ben ipdnife, ben
brittle, ben tpFe, BEN g~iterrigife. Drowning SOIefnes, ben
lombor6iite Sernfrone, ben ianeiie og pobens trebObs
bette arone, Der io ital bare ct Symbol paa bans U}ogt
6imlen, pa Sorben og / Stersilben - teg unbres puu,
ON bans @aloe itrGtkr fig ioa lungt. Suffer jeg ret,
bar Der Ogioa en- Gfter9prelie of Neros 2aurbartrdns,
al Sapun5 S~ejiertrone o9 at Song Gbfporb VITs O9
pabens Sceptre.
@elD ON bet bar fun e~fter9jorte 9roner. iua bar Der
noget %unoertigt at betragte Oisfe 9erfer mptter, og jg
trntte paa &in9os SdImeDers:
&roner og Scepter / 0emantfpil ege,
2eg er bog life ben tongeIig' 8ra8t,
3ufnbe 81rber &ronern bee.
SufnofoIO Ombu Scepternes g}agt.
9ongernes &c
@r ffgn uro,
6imlen alene ggr Ialt9 og fri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03

Se STAT Sob, tpOr ben Oeitig Itpber
Gt Gin 9labl
0erfor min Sjal zig / 9erren frnber
Og er iau glab;
3bi Soto6SHjsrnen mig lebsr frem
90 oiIer @ejen til SimIens Sjem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03

ia Pratenen enOte, og qraiten fteg neO,
7e @eOoer, ION forben Smoafitene BED,
Sig Qalene ino'oe, og 8rebiene gift
Saa b%aqlrngs, Tom altiO be 6abbe for Sit;
MeO 3Dtiiben opao be 6lpnbere oanbreOe,
90 ale par glade - men lite foranOreoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03

Sp, pp bog, s idlpeoe, ommer tiaige,
36i Seius gaar eber meO 9ronen imoo,
Meo BAN Ital s orange i 6immelens Hige,
0g @leben ital bore en- Gbi96eO8flob;
6bo fer tun faar ounben,
Sans &ran8 er alt bunben,
Gn 9rone, Der funfler meb tlarere Strimer
Gno Soten ON Miboags og Mibiommers sinner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-10
6uques que deben Iiegar
y salidas de este puerto

Miguel & sllsr '-Ssli6 el corrien
&c dc Bsrcelona para este puerto con
las e,cslas de Valencia. Malaga, Csdia
v Cauarias.
'Saniurce - Procedenie de New
Orleans Salio el , del corriente para
San Juan. Arroyo. Ponce. Mayagiiez,
Aguadilla Aaecibo.
Coamo .-Sali6 el corriente de
New York para eSta.
Julia Sc aguarda el ~ del pre-
sente mes proceden,e de Ia Habana Y
puertos intermedioS
Ferdinand de Lesseps' Alrede-
dor del ~ corrente debe estar aqui
procedente de Puerto Plata y segulra
viaje para Europa via ST Thomas.
"philadelphia -estsra aqui proce
dente de New York el IS corriente Y
Sc despachara al siguiente dfa para
Curacao.
Caracas" -Estara en- puerto ell "
del actual y saldra el mismo dia para
New York.
"Monserrat Del 20 al 22 corriente
recalara procedente de Colon escalas
y Sc despacnara paJa Canarias, Cadizi
Barcelona y Geneva.