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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26

doubted the sigma ture?" he demanded.
The witness hesitated.
"If you will permit me to EXPLAIN he
began.
Answer the question:" he Numbered.
Did you ever refuse TO pay any check Of
Mr.. Shaw's because you doubted the sigma
ture? Answer yes or nor
The bank teller glanced appealipgly at
the judge, but received no consolation from
his honors in1passiye stare.
Yes" he answered in a low tone.
did you refuse to honor more than one
such check?'
The question few at the witness before
he could add another word.
'It happened several times-I don't re-
member how often"
Barstow stepped back, his face flushed
with triumph, and his finger shot out at
the witness face.
Now, SIR he demanded. ''Were any
Of those signatures which you doubted sub
sequently acknowledged by Shaw as cor
rect?'
The witness colored angrily.
Mr.. Shaw assumed responsibility for
those checks" he answered.
"All Of Them
"AlI of them"
And yet you are ready to swear his will
is forgery! That is all. sir. That IL
ALL"
There was an excited rustic and stir in
the audience as the cross-examiner took
his seat, and some overwrought individua
shouted Bravo, Barstowr
Instantly applause burst out from all
sides of the ROOM and for some moments
the popular feeling carried all before X.
The prosecutors case was clearly falling
to pieces and the sympathetic audience was
beyond control.
At last the Judge, having hammered his
desk in vain, rose to his feet and threat
ened to clear the benches
During the confusion Gilbert stood by his
chair waiting for the audience TO settle
down. and then suddenly stiiled II TO
breathlessness with question OF fearful
import
checks of Mr.. Shaw's were made payableT'
he demanded.
TO the order of Alice Emory-the prisoner
at the barr!
Rarstow, and his voice had a defiant ring.
instantly the situation was changed. In
the moment of its triumph the defense had
received its heaviest blow.
The answer fairly staggered me. and even
when the Judge adjourned court and dis
missed US for the day remained seated
while my feilow-jurors hurried from the
box. AS / rose TO follow them. however, L
noticed a woman pushing toward the pris-
oner, TO whom Barstow was apparently
whispering. AS she neared the table she
addressed the lawyer, and a rapid inter-
change of words followed. Then, suddenly.
she raised her voice, and / recognized tie
housekeeper, Madeleine Mapes:
mot il she's ill!'' she insisted. Are you
well. dearie?" she whispered, peering over
Barstow's screening shoulder. Then she
drew back with look OF alarm
.'Ny God mani Is she dead?" she gasped.
If ever saw murder in q face saw IT In
Rarstow's as he turned and sayagely push
ed the woman into chair.
'tShut up! You-fool" he rasped. shes
only faiDted!
(To be continued tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26
Attendance at Drills.

The number OF officers and men present
at the last drill of each organization OF the
brigade. and also the strength Of each COM
mand is shown by the following record
kept by Adjutant General Brett;
Of,cers Men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26
Deep Sea Angling

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON. November 25.-Sea fishing with
rod and line Is becoming more popular
every year, and record number Of entries
for the various sea angling competitions Is
expected before the new year. Enthusiasts
declare that sea fishing weekend Is the
best possible. tonic, Although no startling
innovations have been recorded in tackle
and rod. there have been many develop
ments and improvements. An experienced
sea angler said this week that the days
when people thought an ordinary pike rod
was good enough for any sea fishing had
long since gone.
sea fishing with rod ana line has re-
ceived such tremendous impetus Of late
years. he said. sthat rods and tackle are
now chosen with scientific care for each
class of 6sl-'
ssfhe prospects for the winter fishing are
excellent. Seaside places are beginning to
wake up to this commercial value OF week.
end sea ane1ers. It IL no uncommon thing
now fer ladies 60 20 out In the winter
months and Try thsir tuck WITH cod waiting
ard oougsca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26
Plans and Changes.

Private william II. Duvall. Corps Of Field
Music has been transferred to the LIST Bat
terry Field Artillery.
Capt. William T. Shane. Company B, %
Regiment. has rendered his resignation.
Sergt. Hugh Keneipp has been elected
first lieutenant Of Company L. "a Regi-
ment.
The enlisted men of Company A, ID Regi-
ment have been ordered to assemble at
their armory at s o'clock Tuesday evening.
December 8. for the purpose OF eiecting Q
first lieutenant Capt. Theodore p. Heap
will preside at the election.
A general muster OF the naval battalion
VIII ba held aboard ship at II o'clock next
Sunday morning. ,4.sss.s-s
Commander Sfratton has appointed q
committee consisting OF Lieut.. John Doyle
w. Kelly and Ensign Frank w. Sigouney
to arrange for reception and danca on
the U.6.a Puritan early In January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26

w. #. Norton. J G. Kicks, r A. Roseberry.
NJ J. Stern, e. ]. Stewart, II. G. Stewart,
A. Z. Sullivan, G. r. Thomas, y. u. Was-
Company K, I'd Regiment-Expert rifle
men, Capt. f. E. Skinner, Lieut.. NJ. Ma
gruder. Sergt. G.. B. Ehrlich and Corp. II.
c. Bailey; sharpshooters, Lieut.. F. ID. Lack
land, marksmen, Sergt. p. B. Mitchell; prt-
Yates, william Amos ]. c. Austin, A. Fl.
Bates, w. A. Barclay, VIII Brashears, M.
NJ. Cady, r. NJ. Chapman, I. A. Ciansei'
R. J. Cortner, F. w. Crisp, V. I. Dent. 3.
A. Ewers, r. L. Hebbard, III. T. HoWland,
p, G. Hockenbery, w. Kemeys, w. H. Lo-
bofish. H. P. Maus ]. w. Meyers. Carr Pet
erson, IT., 9. s. Poston, r. G. Pulliam, Roy
Reynolds H. F. Richardson. NJ. A. Robin
son, F. /. Rush, G. c. Rush, NJ. E. Taylor
Company L, I'd Regiment.Marksmen'
Sergts. L. w. Hopkins and A. Krebs.
Company NJ I'd Reglm ansan Gans r rln E
Rogers Corpl. Frank Genari. PrIvates l;
w. Hollidge, T. McCavan, G. A. Poor ana
J. C. Stoddard.
Separate Organizations.
Staff, LIST Separate Battalion-Expert rifle
man. Lieut.. W. 8. Wornnley.
Company A, 1st Separate Battalion
Marksmen, Sergts, Samuel Gibson and ]. e.
Slaughter, Corpls. J. E. Sanford and I. NJ
PAYNE, privates, c. W. Asbury and II. War
rem.
Company B. list Separate Battalion
Marksman, Private ]. A. Wade.
Company c, list Separate Battalion
Marksmen, Privates J. Z. Frazier and A.
Mansfield.
Company D. LIST Separate Battalion
Marksmen, Lieut.. J. II. Johnson, Sergts. r.
H. Cheeks and w. Thornton, Privates N.
Carter and w, A. Madden.
Battery A, Field NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Can't. C. ]. Fox, Lieuts J. B. Clark and E.
M. Novels, Q. NJ. Sergt. l.. D. Brandon,
Privates ]. r. L. Johnson, c. T. -Aullen, D.
]. McLain, McDermott, G. E. Pendarvis,
A, L. Richards, F. 3. Tiller and G. l.. Vogt
Ambulance Corps-Sharpshooter Il. w
Brown; marksman, H. c. Caldwell.
Signal Corps-Marksmen, A. j. Dries anu
o. Hammerbacker.
First division, Naval Battalloll-Expert
rifeman, Lieut.. John Doyle Carmody;
marksmen, Gunner's Mate J. B. Dalton.
Yeoman A. R. McFadden, Yeoman w. 2.
Robb. Seaman l.. E. Briton. Seaman Il.
Davis and Seaman Apprentices c. Sniffen,
Frank Ward, William Wheelock. Clarence
Westwedge and George F'ritch.
Second division, Naval Battalior-Marks-
Kelly and Seaman Apprentice c. s. Bos-
well.
Attendance at Drills.
The number Of officers and men present
at the last drill Of each organization OF the
brigade. and also the strength OF each COM
mand Is shown by the following record
kept by Adjutant General Brett;
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

All the news In The Signal.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07
News Of Our NeighborS
Indian Valley.

Indian Valley.
Miss Bernice Kennedy and sister
Ida, who are attending school in
Council, are home spending two
weeks vacation.
A. M Henke after a weeks vacation
at his home in Council commenced
school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duke Jewell and Miss
Hoover Of Cambridge we're In the val
ley visiting relatives and friends.
P. H. Ware gave dance at the
school house Friday night, but on ac-
count of the rainy weather there
wasn't very large crowd out.
Mrs. Marion Horn and Mrs. M. Fox
were visiting the school Tuesday.
Among the social entertainments
of the Holidays were dinners given
by MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Coriell on
Christmas day and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hutchinson on New Years
day.
A large crowd of people enjoyed
the hospitality of d. X. Lindsay and
wife at dance given In their new
house Wednesday night.
The Misses Agnes and Susie Lin,
der, Jesse Haworth and Beatrice
Davis, and Messrs. Oliver Linder.
Mahlon Haworth, Ole Hanson, Frank
Harp and Ralph Wilkie of Hornet
Greek were in attendance at the dance
at D. X. Lindsay's.
Dated Jan. 2.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07
ODD fElLou5 AND RtBfkAfH
HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION.
kdB Ceremonies Took pas al Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday Evening
Large Crowd pTssut.

A large crowd assembled at Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday evening to
witness the pretty installation cere-
monies held by Weiser Lodge No. IT.,
4. 0. O. r., and Fidelity Lodge No.
n, Daughters of Rebekah. During
the ceremonies Miss Beulah Hass
presided at the piano, rendering APP
propriate music for the occasion. At
the conclusion of the ceremonies
tables we're prepared and an elegant
lunch was served consisting Of sand
wiches, salads, cake and coffee.
Lunch over, and after few moments
Of general merriment, the hall was
cleared aud dancing INDUCED In until
about 1890 when the jolly crowd
dispersed.
Following are the officers Of Re-
bekah Lodge installed for the ensu-
Ing term by Deputy President Mrs.
Jas. A. Sommercamp:
N. @. Mrs Fl. r. Warner.
Y. 9. Mrs. e. e. Utley.
Secretary--Mrs, II. P. Kizer.
Treasurer-Mrs. ST.. Courdin.
Chaplain Miss Mary Harper.
Warden-Mrs v. Shelf.
Conductor-Miss Minnie Richardson
4. s. N. G.--Mrs. f. A. Dasch.
L. s. N. G. Mrs. A. G. Cordelle.
Il. s, v. G.--Mrs. N. f. Kimball.
L. s. V. G. Mrs. Alex Johnston.
|. CIV. Shelf.
Q, G.-Charles Warner.
District Deputy Grand Master ]. B.
Coakley then installed the following
officers of Weiser Lodge for the ensu
ing term:
N. G.-F. A. Dasch.
v. CIV. M. Campbell.
secretary--o. M. Harvey.
Fin. SEQ. --Norval Gorrie.
Treasurer-Jas. b. Coakley.
Warden--S. j. Courdin.
r. s. N. G.-R. Glaze.
L. s. N. G.--Harry wulf.
r. .. v. Cleo. w. Cole.
l. .. v. G.-Alex Johnston,
l. G.-v. Shelf.
q. G.-Irs Hopper.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

striking Endurance of Wounded
Japanese SoIdier-Ravages of Pa
rfah Dogs $50 Wounded Combatants
Who Were No Longer Enemies.
Disposal of the Dead.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07
land FRAUDS IN idaho
/ CAUSES GREAT SENSATION
Prominent Officials and Citizens Of Lewiston and Boise Are In
ptdd--Nbafond Developments.

WASHINGTON, JAN. 3.--More
sensational developments in public
land frauds in the west are expected
shortly. 1t is said fresh indictments
involving parties not heretofore men
toned are being prepared in Port
land.
An investigation of the alleged
frauds in Idaho has been brought
about by affidavits addressed to the
president by Fred Culver Of Lewiston,
Ida, democratic candidate for attor-
ney general two years ago. The affi-
davits charge fraud against w. F.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

fNf 'AiNai faa RplQpg Women Mia
Feif vle'f fqgms NJ leiler Visiting Icy
~ 4''lf hbils "a ~ use nouaT nv.
H." tY ANitV eH}e the keN Yo1A
~ " NJ h pAttllas proceeding Nh
~ AZ ht AnlN M NV vi I'm ~
tA.'lf $1,000 Hi ~. AfAliT I.
sN,N NJ eplupslN N H. fia llleail,ls
Nppf NAllaHf ilng W.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

CHURCHILL DRUG co.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

Kettenbach, president of a trust com
pany George Hester, bank cashier,
and Clarence Bobnett, all of Lewis
ton. The charges are in connection
with the entry of over 1000, 600
worth of white pine through J. b.
West, register of the land office at
Lewiston. Culver sent the aff1davits
to Senator Dubois, who turned them
over to the president. Secretary
Hitchcock has instituted an investi-
cation. 1t Is charged that frauds
have been perpetrated on the land
office at Boise as we'll as Lewiston.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

Dated Jan. 2.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

FOR SALE-Forty acres improved
land q mile from city limits, ON
county road. Will be sold in five or
ten acre tracts. First three five-acre
blocks will be sold at s160 per acre.
after which price will be advanced. -
A. f. Hit. sts
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

Crowns and Bridge Work at DR..
Friedline's. only So per tooth. A
lady constantly in attendance. Five
doors west of Sommer's store. 3stf.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

fsaAb sAstaokea aag bo eslaas wlAh
@aAz ANAa Nv euF e#N RnAea1Aasie. lAr
\ sAasAsAAe W. aeAslsl ~ aaass saal
" @'aFAsAAe HAAsse ash
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07
Tor NIt.

The Post ofaies outfit, suitable fos
Second clase Office, for sale ehaap.
Masf he sold 10 make goom for ofho,
aasapesa' Possession given shout
M@feh nnsf. FoF particulars enauirs
a. ~ wRaaa L..
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

Sick headaches result from a dis
ordered stomach and is quickly cured
by Chamberlains's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

III brave the storms of Chlkoot Pass
! III coss the plains of frozen glass.
ia leave my wife and cross the sea.
Rather than be without Rocky Mount
ain Tea.
HurynHf.r. x-x
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-07

AsMa y i aaslu Eof ks.a aa...a uxas.,.
~ AslHIsA u 49,
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-10

5 sgRv,cEs At THE CHURCHES

Methodist Corner of Main and
Eleventh streets; DIR. w. T. Custer
pastor. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock:
preaching at II. subject of discourse.
Divine Fishermen" Junior Epworth
League at 3 o'clock. with lecture by
the pastor describing his trip to the
Holy Land. Evening services. with
sermon by pastor. Dis Society Make
the Church or the Church Make So-
ciety Anthems: Morning, Peace
fuf Rest" by Ambrose: evening (1)
= Left Ny Heart to Thee. Ferris. (2l
"A Little While" Allen.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-10
4 pLeAsAMr WAY 70 rRANel

traveller using the NioooMrl Tncsn
Railway between the Pacific Colsi O..
the Nast. and We believe that tho sorv
Ice and accommodations 9ivont mer,
this statement From Denver. C>loeaA
Springs ana Pueblo there aro ~.
through trains daily to Kansae CIT
and St Louis. carrying Pullma1ss ut
ct standard electTic- lighted sooepln,
cars. chair cars and up-to-dAto fAinln1
cars. The same excellent service - 90
rated from Kansas City ana ST Loui
g Memphis. Little Rock am 10
South, write for rates and fun lnIos
nation. W. c. MCBRIDE. 0en. Ar
~ - -. Portland o..
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-10

For Sale.
FOR SALE--A few househOld goods
an 145 Sth street.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15
Strcns SuroenitOrm / Smaba.

Ratten meaem 5irsoag og Gnsoag
trdt Der en- itreng 1oroenitorm ben
oper Omaha, ben itrengeIte / 2ldr.
9Dn % 5oroen i 5orbinbeGe meb
Regn og 9agel breo los omtring 81.
2 Onsoag 0lorgen. Gaoerne tog iaa
Itor Stape al lloejret, at bet bill tage
1uiinber al Dollars at reparere benz.
Der itete eaers lite nogen i9rIig
Staoe.
Der berettes ON flere marteIl9e
Qnneollag. saaleOes ilog Qpnet neO
/ 6. @urfes 6us poo 80. O9 Burt
Strs. 9pntt Ipntes at TONNE fra
neoen unber 6uiet, git op igennem
@ulpet. tumleDe 0jeniianbe 0ufst
oper Gnbe % tditebe Manben og aos
nen ub al eengen. De 6lep iom lams
ilaueoe for 9jeblittet, men tom life
ellers til Stabe.
Den elettriIte Sporoogn paa Sdrne
cam Street ramtes ire 9ange af Cps
net, men Der itete ingen Stdoe.
Qaa Al. % Gais Streets bapoe
no9te Selefonurbeioere ct ioart Glib
Sirsoag often meO at fuu en- 6jsrnes
poft fat. Om Wlorgenen bar poIten
rant at 0pnet Og fulOitanoig soelagt.
g2ogle al benz, Der bar tibIi9 oppe,
fortGfler ON en- itor SIbtugle, Der
balebe neb fra tStnerne. 8a au9len
git al Sbne, bsrtes Iom ct oGloigt
TurbenitrdIb.
Sdmme Rats llbeir bar mer oa
minbre alminbeliet poer bet sitli9e
RebraIta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15
2lomirol Goeos Slo9ifib
forulYffet.
SlD / Sttbet faaren
aru6t6e6oIber til at
etsplopere.
0}an9e Wtennefter 0 omto ms
mer men 3 ogo pdr lite
ON boro.

3irsoag often tom ben ipr9eli9e
Meloing ira 3otio, at 2lOmiraI 10
gos 5lagIfib, Wlitaia, par ipr9n8t
og gaaet til gunos. 0litaia bar Sos
pans npeite o9 traftigite SIagiti6.
Zen 6apoe baret fremmeit i alle De
baientlige Selag unoer ben M enos
te arig, ogiua bet af9prenoe SIa8
/ 3IuI6imatr9bet.
Sti6et laa for 2lnter / Saie6os
6dpn. Der par tommen Slo mibtz
itibs, og 5lammerne breote fig meo
itor 6urtig6eb; De eOrige arigsiti=
6e / 9apnen ienote itrafs 9iGIp for
at lHtte 5loen, men til ingen Rptte.
Sloen naaeoe mart til en- al aruots
be6olOerne, iaa ben etspIooereoe og
iprangte Stibet.
Straits lgo 8eretningerne paa, at
life alene Sti6ets gefatning, men til
lige en- Del al bem, Der bar ilet I'll
6i9ip, par omtommen - orr6te BED
Gtsploiionen eQer brufnet. 3aQet gu
res til 500. Senere Gfterretningtr
l1oer poa, at Der bog lite traOeoes
iaa mango Ofre. 2tntaGet al iaareoe
anQipes til 343, og 251 Manb fan
nes. 2et fan 10 tDoe paa at 343 Al
8ei9tninqen sr iluppet ira lllpften
meb 9ipet.
6bor6dn 3loen BAR optommen oiz
res life. Der gGttes PAD, at Der bar
opret noQet 8eien me0 eleftriite
Qlppdroter om6oro. Men bet er pei
fer Iom oeo be fleite Gfsploiioner, Ct
Re. Der muligois tunbe gioe 0plps=
ninger, er omfomne.
Der meboeles intet ON 5ogo, ubeu
at ban life BAR omboro, oa lllbtten
Ttete. 0els bet iapanTfe 5olf Taes at
ierqe ooer 5a6et al bet Sti6, re
ferlige Ssire narmeit tnntteoe zig
til. 0eres eneite 5rBIt benne Sorg
er, at 5ogo life par omborb.
Sfi6et er Iunfet / grunbt @anb,
Idd Der ubtales 6aa6 ON, at bet
ian bapes og repareres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15
IA. .Warg.
arisSitib til Nicarasua.

Statss og Observation-Disclosures t
Nai6ington far 6eiluttet at fenOe ct
arigsitt6 til en- al 9orto aicos 6aoz
ne for at beforbre ben dmeritdnite
Miniiter Nlerrp til ct af be narme.
ite 4untter paa gltcuraguas eqer
9unOura5' abit fur at 6eipge Steoet,
boor 8rpbrene offers, to ameritans
ite 8orgere iibOer arreiterebe, 6eitplote
for at 6aOe iniulteret Nicoru9uas
9raiiOent o9 mobiatte fig IoDlig 9lsts
tergang.
s 1899 bite ct aompagni af be-
Oabneoe N}anO fig Salapa, fores
gipenoe, at be par ubienbt al g2icds
9uas 9aegering for at lagge 8eilag
paa 9ort 2imons aompagnis Sobdf.
OTHERS pauItoo, at ban 6aOoe intet
9ontrabanOe. % ben f6rite Mano,
Der forI6gte at 9aa inb gennem bans
9pr oilbe blibe fubt.
3obaffen 6leo unOerfpgt, u0en at
Der fanbte8 &ontrabanbe.
8rpbrene OTHERS blep Iiben arrss
iterebe paa @runb uf 5orOiflinger,
iom ooffeOe ub aF en- 0rOre, Der bep,
at aGle, iom piloe Fgre 3o6at pua
Eager, IfulOe BABE Re9eringens 9ilz
!abelIe bertil. g2u itoI Der iaa 9pres
5orfog paa at ubfri bem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15
9iusierae afrcjite.

De rusiite 6reosfor6anolere, 0}.
q0itte meO 6plge, afreiite 3irs0og
GftermiOOag ira glep gOrt meO
0ampftibet ,,9eiier Wil6elm ben 2lns
ben. 9i9e fpr 2tfrejien afdgoe
Qitte og Baron Roien geieg 4os oe
iapanife 9iplomater, men pda @runo
al Baron &omuras Spg0om bar
fan lite StanO til at moOtage 3uss
isrne. 8e 6ao oa 3atabira bringe
6am beres penlige 2tffeOs9ilIen.
en itor MangOe Menneiter 6apOe
iamlet fig paa sf6s6roen for at billie
al meb ausierne. Q}. glitte fit oals
oi9e 6urra9er til 2(fiteb. 0a 6ti6et
tube lngge fra Qano, omfaDneoe
Q1itte og Baron Roien binanOen til
6aroel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15
Gn SamiIic brGnocs ibjel.

sra 66ariton, Su. berettes, at
G6arles aop, bans 6uitru Og Barn
6ranotes i6jel t Oeres 6iem Onss
bags Mor9es. Den frpgtelige &ates
itroie bar oprert gpen.
U}r. Com foriegte al itarte Slben
/ aomfuret / asttenet, og for at
fremItbnoe Sperationen ilog ban ct
aoantum Sulolie paa Sl0en. 2tlt, Der
iaa bibere meooeIes, er, at 9ulolisn
etsplobereOe, br9nOte Manoen tiaiges
meo aonen og Barnet i6ial og poe=
lagbe bet inooenOiqe / 6uIet. Gn al
Dorlig 2tbbarisI mob llforii9tigbeo.
Gn Mobers 0aao.
s OnsOags 2tftes brsb Der SlO
ub ct 9us pda II. @aoe Omaha.
Gn Jamilie SiegeI boeoe ,up itairs"
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be ON Ratten og ioo berfor ON 8ds
gen. 9eb ben 5iO, ban itob op, OiIs
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ie.. ManS GO aone leb Itrafs nsb.
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benz. Com bun lob op ao 5rdppen,
msbte bun i'm 8 Qtar gamIe Datter.
Nen en- Q(ars Sgn bar enbnu
gDgningen. W,oosren fsIte fin @ej
frem gennem ben tOGlenbe gfsg oa
fit inart lin fife Dreng fpsbt | et
3Gppe og 6rdst neb Sitterbeb. 81
Sunbrebe Menneiter bebibnebe oo
priIte benoes 0adO.
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par oemotratiife. 8rpan ublalte fig
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pelt.
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