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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Funeral of General Fltzhugh Lee
to Take Place Tomor-
row att P. NJ.
MANY DISTINGUISHED MEN
They win Come Nc. Only From Viz.
ginia, But From Other States to Pay
Last Tribute of Respect to the Dead
Cavalry Leader-state Milltiamen
Going.
tBy Associated Press.)
Going.

RICHMOND, VA, May 2.-The flu
neal Of General Fitzhngh Lee will
take place Thursday afternoon ut
O'clock from historic St. Paul's Episco.
pal church and will be attended by the
largest gathering Of military seen here
since the Spanish-Amcrican war and
The largest assemblagc of Confederate
veterans since the last grand reunion.
Practically every military company
III tie State will he present, the rail-
ways having rendered free transpcrtn.
ton for the occasion. There will bs
al attendance of distinguished men
from outside of Virginia as we'll ,as
from within the commonwealth.
Distinguished Marylanders.
Governor Warleld and the attorney
general of Maryland will attend and
1t Is expected that Governor Douglass.
"f Massachusetts, and the members of
his staff will be among the visitors
from other States, though this report
cannot he verified tonight
All Of the members OF General Lees
immediate family will be present. ex.
copt Lieutenant FitZhugh Lee. who Is
IN the philippines. and Mrs. Rrcwn,
who is en- voyage for, the eastern. arlhi-
pelago with her soldier husband. Cap
thin Robert Il. Lee. the son of General
Robert e. Lee and Col. Robert T.. Ice,
Ir.. son Of :hc late General w. II. h. 3
cRoney'0 Lee, will also be Mt the
funeral Ii is not known, hut It is
thought probable that General G. W.
Cnstis Lee will attend *
Virginia will be fully represented in
It's every department.. civil. military
and judicial and Richmond and cther
cities of the commonwealth will be
represented in like form and complete
manner. The funeral pageant prom
lses to be imposing.
Hon. C. T. O'FerraI Marahal.
Ex-Governor O'Fcrral is to he chief
marshal of The parade and tile list Of,
honorary pallhearers includes many OF
the NEST distinguished men In the
State.
''HhSiui i'Se $ Dolly VIII continue I'd
lie in state in the city hall until short
~ before the funeral unless 1t shall b.
found necessary as it is intimated to-
night may be the cnse, to elcse the /.
collin tomorrow morning. in which
Hasc he remains will be taken to st,
Paul's church to await the funeral
iherr.
All day there has heen a stream Of
rennIe of all classes and cotdilians
passing through the rot,indn of the
city hall and looking their last upon
The level and honorcd dead. The
military guard over The remains is he.a
ing maintained by details from the
city organizations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
SMITHS TO HAVE
HEARING TOMORROW
Parents Charged With Beating Child
to Death to Have Pre-.
Iiminary Examination.
tRy AssocIated Press.l

RICHMOND. VA. May 2.-Sheppard
Knapp Smith. of Manchester. WHO wa;;
arrested in Now York. charged with
completely with his wife in the beat
ing to, death OF the iive-year.old son Of
the couple. will he brought hack to-
morrow by a Manchester official and.
with Mrs. Smith. will have prcliml,
nary hearing Thursday. The wife is
still In the Manchester iail.
Smith Is charged. in addition to the
first named offensn. with the larceny
of $50, which his employer. Rich.
nond liveryman gave him to put in
the bank.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
JIM JEFFRIES TO
LEAVE THE RING
Champion CT the World Declares That
Pugiism Does Not Pay-En.
gage in Business.
(By Associated Press. J

CINCINNATI. O.. May 2.-.Iames j.
Jchries. champion heavyweight pugI-
list, viii retire from the prize ring and
the stage and go into business with
his brother. Jack, in California. &C.
cording TO a statement made Ey him
today To the Times-Staf.
lie will leave the shgc on May Is.
arrangements having been made to
cancel Gil engagements after that
date. Jcfiries takes this action at the
request of his wife. In addition to
this Jeffries says that pugillsm does
not pay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
LEES FUNERAL AT
2 p. M. TOMORROW
Bishop Randolph viii Conduct the
Services From ST. PauI's Episco-
pal church-crowd Views Body. q
(By Associnted Press


RICHMOND. VA, May at has
n"en decided that General Titzhugh
Lees funeral shall take place at Q p.
M. Thursday. from st. Paul's Epsco-
pal church.
Bishop A, NJ. Randolph Will conduct.
the services 1T The church. Licuten-
ant George Mason Lee will arrive hera
from San Francisco tomorrow night.
There is a movement on foot to ge.,
the federal government to furnish two
bands for the procession. one from.
Washington and one from Fort Mon
roc, An immense crowd today visited
he city hall, where the remains lie 10
stale. Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
a PLANNING MILL
GOES UP I'M SMOKE
Fad Blaze in the Business Center OF
Roanoke-M. G w. Freight
Cars Destroyed.
tRy AssocIated Press.

ROANOKE. VA, May 2.-The plan.
Ing mill and lumber yards Of Catognl
Bros, located near the business CEN
ter. were totally destroyed by fire
shortly before midnight.
The origin of the fire, which spread
very rapidly and threatened other
property. is not known. Several box
cars on the N. & w. railway yards
were destroyed and others run out OF
town.
The loas is $4,000. with no insur-
ance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Couple Of Holes Drilled, a Little
Nitro-Glyccrlne, and The.
Job Was Done.
WORK OF FIVE OAR NG MEN
Masked Robbers Then Reiterated With
Booty Estimated at Between $4,000
and $1,000, Firing at Citizens who
Tried to Head Them on-Explssion
Shattered Banks Windows.
(By Associated Press.l

|
ONEON'rA. n. Y. May "A band
of masked robbers rode into ihi}svil-
lGge of GiIhertsville about eighteen
| miles from here. a. 3 o'clocle5&tllis
morning. blew open the modern knnd
supposedly burglar proof safe insi the
private Lark nj L. G. Brewer. and
made good their escape with liooty
estimated at between $4,000 and $40,
600. Wher the startled villagers were
| awakened by the niuiTled roar ofFthn
explosion and had been halted blythe
nistol fro Of the rctreating bandits.
they found that the robbers had COIN
nlc;eiv isolated Gilbertsvillc fromt;tIie,
outside wcrl;l by cutting all the .tcle-
graph and telephone wires. Efforts to
communicate with neighLoring: towns
were futile.
Parties Searching the Woods. &. :
Parties are seartli ling the woods III
every direction IN the hone that the
rohbers sought shelter in the tl,ickets
and will seek to,leavc the viciAity of
their daring exploit under coYers of
tonigh.s darkness The. bold rattacl..
rivals in thaxaefSfls nr IT'S Thorough
noss. lis daring And ITS Il.
cXtlo'ts of The most notorious bandits
| OF the western country.
1t is believed there were five men In
the band.
That all were heavily armed was
shown hy The frequency Of their fire.
when tho villagers arrived near The
bank. The men first pried open the
front door of the bank. Not light
Slimmereh in the village and they evil
IDENTITY set about their work leisurcly.
Two holes were dIilletl into the heavy
steel doors of The newly installed safe
ana into these the explosive, believed
To have been nitro-glycerine. was In.
sorted
Wrecked the Safe.
The explosion which followed Who'll
~ wrecked the safe and shattered
every window in the bank building
The "ohhers hastily gathered mp all
the money exposed by the explosions
and started on run. just as the first
of The awakened villagers reached the
scene
Other residents quickly came up.
but in tho meantime the invaders
were making good their escape. fir.
ing as they ran.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
"A PECULIAR BUG
EATS BOIL WEEViL
New Destroyer of Cotton Plant Enemy
Discovered on Plantation
Near Waco, Texas.
tRy Associated Press.>

waco rENAs, May q Charles
Howard. of the chronological bureau of
Oh" department of agriculture of Wash
tngtcn' has been notified of the dis
coyery in Falls county. of a peculiar
bug which is destroying the boil wee
III,
The i;sect was found on a planta.
lion near Waco. ,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Fire In the Monumental CITY.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 2.-Fire to-
night totally destroyed the cooperative
plant of Kimball. Taylor & Co., South
east OF Eighth and Hough streets. In
itghlantltown, suburb of this city,
the damage being placed at about $780,
600. only partially covered by insur-
ance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Cruiser to BE pocked

The protected cruiser Charleston;
will be locked in dry dock No. Q. at tho
shipyard this week. 10 have her pro-.
lpeller blades set In position. ,sis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Eddie Smith to Be Referee.
fBy Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO May Eddie
Smith, CT Oakland. has been chosen
tc referee the international boxing
contest, between Jimmy Britt and ia
hsz White, which will take place In
this city next Friday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

repeating that threat until Young lost
lis temper and. slapplng her. put her
in cab. Had not j. Morgan Smith
lnld hers few hours before that she'd
have to do liz? but that blow and
curse settled her determination. Don't
yaE know that when Caesar Young
went ic led that night he was marked
for slaughter?
81 said that j. Morgan Smith bought
this revolver and ! propose TO prove
II. Stern, m honest man according
To Levy. sold that revolver OH June
:. Sn why was II necessary 10 zorro.
h"rate an honest mana testimony by
his books?
Plausible, But Not Convincing.
Did not Stern tell yon the buyer
of The pistol was tall rcd-haired
man That description fits Smith and
stern did not say Smith anu his wife
were not The purchasers of the weapon.
Ills evidence was simply CT n mega
tive character. The purchase of the
revolver by ]. Morgan Smith is proven
bv tie silence of his wife on tho wit.
ness stand wien she took refuge lie.
'lnd the conspiracy indictment. thnL
is she answered she would be con.
Vicsin. her sister Nan. If Smith iii
not bay that revolver, could the en-.
tire police Of the city with drawn
clubs have kept him off The stand 10
say SO
And now as to tho meaning of the
tragedy. Young has been described as
Being In happy mood and what were
the reflections passing through tho de.
PENDANTS mind as beside him she rode
II z cab down town.
What Passed in Her Mind.
In her drug rncked brain did not
she hear the words Nan you've lost.
You've lost. Caesar is going back to his
real love 10 his only love- to his wife,
To the woman that saves his money
ant! a,!orns his home. Back 10 the wo-
man he has cherished Then tho
mur'l+r in her heart famed into action,
li:.le crack. n nun Of smoke and a
dead man lay PROSTATE on this wo-
mans lap. And the wages of sin were
paid.
"Tlis woman continued Mr.. Rand.
Through rehearsal of her degradation
and portrait of vice and crime in
Which the name OF Young has been
mentioned ut least one Hundred times
q day, has not moved an cye-lash with
emo:ion. She is capable If composurc
enough TO pretend that what SHE says
is true.
False tc All.
This woman who was false To her
husband. falsc 10 her lover. ard FALSE
TO her oath; how can any one have ei-
trcntery to ask you TO believe her
tale?
'lier only statement ii hat Ills man
20 loved her that rather .han he sep.
a:ated from her fer short time. he
shot himself. A silly story. wish
that she had been nailed IN n III, which
they dare not attempt 10 support.
Gentlemen. take tho counsel not
Of your wishes. but of your solemn
duty. and be not mislcd by the defense
whose silence is confession of guilt
The truth is the same Yesterday. ;nlay
and tomorrow eternal as tho kingdom
OF God"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21
QuumurR
gtDt SpfOrbpr / ,,@rorg
Stage Sagen.

Zen 3. Suli Gftermiobag 81. 2 LOB
Retsformano 8o6 uf6plOe mt 6Orbfr
t Qnleouing At o9eprg Stages s.
periejling.
5ilIagte por for a9eprg Stages
@eofommenbe sftbets 6srsr, premis
erlpitnant Waltbe : gruun, Opers
iinrmano Mpbre. Stibets llnberitprs
mano m. Il. Sra oqneona" bar mgot
9aptain Mitfea. Stnrmano McDOz
nab. Rorganger SOhniOn Og ma
tros 0iaiomsion, ION / ltl1ttesrjss
bliffet bapoe @agt poa 0pttet.
gaa o%9lneono@s Reperis @eene bar
msot 6sieiteretsa opotat 6aItier, re-
praientsret al Goerrttsiagfprer 6us>
ling; 9tsiuranoererne for u@eOrg
Stage" par r%epraienteret peb 9sjeites
retsiagferer Qsmusien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21

pdd Standardization i asbsns
fam bleD ben 1. Suli fejret ct bobbsIt
S,u6ilGum, ibet bdobe 5sritepraiten,
paItpr q. 0albof, og Sperlesen,
profesior Or. meb. 81. pauai, ben
Dag boDbe itaaet / oeres anfOarsfulbe
Sitting / ct tDdrt Qarbunorebe.
poitor q. DolbOf sr fsbt / ass
6enbapn 1843 Iom Ssn at 9ofsulbs
fmeb s. 3. Dalboff, Snbutriforenins
gems Stifter. Gfter | 1869 at babe
taset teologift Gmbebsetsomen bar
ban | nosls 2lor 5uslarer pou Bro
holm, bar Ienere 9r9it Oeb ct. cams
6oIpitdl, og blep foo 1880 pditor
6arolb Stsins - ben ienere giffop -
GfterfsIser fom Observation-Disclosures
pr9ft.
De bar unber panffeliee Jorbolb,
paftor OolboH tiltraabte fin Ger
ming, % BET bar i~neenlunbe let at ops
tage arpsn efter poitOr Stein, men
paftor DalboH tos fat meb 4lDor,
.Gnergi os aerligbeb til @erningen,
o. berfor er bet osiaa fore 8ing,
ban bar facet ubreitet | be forlsbne
aar, life Blot for Oiotonisieftiftelien,
men for Diatonisieiogen / fin 9els
beb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21
eialsa Chr. pner S..eno ~

iaoIepes. at 5oget matte lpbe at
Sporet. Qangere uoe paa 2inien
fanbtes en- itor 3rapal liggenoe tpars
oper Sporet. !6elbigpis bleo 6aren /
iioite Zjeblit opbaget al en- Qeopogs
ter. Der foranleoioebe 5oget itanbiet
/ rette lib. Gn Slogter fra Omsgs
nen at 9reo er ifelge u. 3. anbolOt
% bar tilitaaet at babe benlagt 9ras
ItDfterne / Sporet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21
. m q

Gnp lottenloee 9elles
s l9neere 9ib bar 9ellerup
paret bjemiset al en- pnsrs Dame,
Tom ubeap fig for at bare Outter uf
en- bsjtftooenbs Gmbebsmonb os meo
5elb bebroe he bonblenbe pao ale mis
lige Moober. Selb tontante penge
forfob BUN at ffoHe fig.
Omfiber blep BUN bog afflsret, oa
ct Gorisg paa at forti9tte platten1
nogeriet paa 5reberitsberg mislDttes
oes totult. gnbelie bleb BUN ben 4.
bs. anbolot az en- at norbre 9irts
9etjente oe tilftob itrats | bet fsrits
Jorbsr be fleite at fine 8~ebraserier.
4ttentat mob ct S~ernbds
gn bdlb Zine for Nats
etsprestoeet 9eit fra ffulbe antomme
til 8reb citation puo Spen Ssnbaa
ben 2. b.. ppbogebe man, at Der bar
onbraqt ct 5r9itDfte beb SpOrffiftei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21

ig agten for eler a9tsnzfor=tpars for
.@eorg Stage. 9}eo 6enfpn til
,Qncona4s Reoningsarbeibe ertlareoe
ban, at Iaa pei bennes adptdin ION
.9eiGtning gioroe. boob De tunoe for
at reobe .,@eorg Stages 9eiatning.
@ncona" forbleo paa lll0ttes iteoet,
latte fine Babe / gonpet % bjaIp ielb
til peO at bugiere 9adben op 9ennem
rem ripenoe Strem, bpab Der bar At
tor getDoninq.
Samme Ros pbss aaptain Mit6sa
at QremierIpitnant gruun enbog /
Itartere a~nertenbenoe Orb. 9remierz
lsitnonten pnifer tilfprt grototonen,
at Der bar pbes aaptainen en- iarlig
Qnertenbelie for, at ban bapbe Sob
6lobiQbeo NOT til at bolbe Stibene
iommen, bporpeb Der rebbebeS IA s.
leper % 3 ootsne al geI9tnin9en BIZ
yette oper paa .,Qncona"s DAT foruz
Rem 9remierlsitnant BRUINS 6uitru;
umuligt bar bet life, at o8eor9 Stds
qe" piloe pGre iuntet enonu burtigere,
ON life &aptain Mithea bapbe holol
Stibene iammen.
Qaa OoerretsIaafsrer 5usfin9s @ns
mponina ooerIattes benne Qnerfenz
telIe for aaptain Mit6eQ. iom bleo
Ibnlig gIub fer Zen.
0erpaa uoipurgtes 9remierlpjtnant
8ruun ON 8amperen aSrene"s 9j9lp
ibet Retsformanben IRA pebtommens
ce Niniiterium" bor mobtd9et Qns
mooning ON at faa bette 5orbolo pp>
Ibit.
Rult6e : gruun fortlorebe ooers
ensitemmenoe meb tioligere, Al De efs
ter at bare ligget I 9onbet en- balo
Snes Minutter iaa qanternerne paa
,Srene". iom tom inofra. 9oa aomz
manDo raa6te aQe Mano fra o@sorg
Stage" poa en- Sang ON 6ialp. og ct
2ieblit efter iad be oSrene" tanbe i'm
9roietter % rette ben mob aoIiiionss
itebet. 9enne gelnsninq al 8oniiis
onsItebet bar 9amperens tore 6ors
tjeneite; t6i ben fo~rbinbrebe be forus
lbttebe / at blioe oberiejlebe at en- an
ben Camper, bbdb De frn9tebe for. =
uSrene" baboe ogido en- gadb / 9ons
BET % rebbebe entelte, iom ben bragte
pm gorb / ,Qncona". li9eiom ben Bug
iereOe ct Bar al aQncona"s gdaoe
eennem Strsmmen.
Gfter nogle inbItuote gemartnin.
ger omtaler Waltbesgruun after ben
gobe 8ebanoIing ira oQntona"s Siz
Re. 81. q. iaeoe ban. at efter at De
pur TONNE ON 8orb, bier Der ubles
peret 9rengene "copper" % aleber,
og bet par bans beitemte Snbtrpf, at
belle ,Qncona"s geiGtning bibrog fit
til oenne g%etlaoning. Gnbpioere bleb
aabptten opbormet, 9rengene If
W}ab og 9ritte, og Der bites Dem dae
en- 6enipnta9en. iom bet bar BAN IN
3rang Der / Retten at genta9e lin
5dt for.
- utter Bier De pelbiaige Be-
marfninger oOeriatte for aaptain
.Mit6ea o9 bans Soft, iom oae mt
ter anipanbt efter.
90 efter at Retsformonben paa 6
Derrstsiagfsrsr 5usiings QnmObning
bar foriegt at faa ct Gar OplDsnins
ger bos oQuconu"s Maitinmeiter ON
5iben for Acknowledgements til aollis
iionen. ct 5orisg, Der faloer ubelbi9t
ub. a%fiiuiies 5or9erel iorelebi9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21

8eb unoer 3oroenpejr.
6n 5reoerifsberg 9feaeaaoe Is. 9ez
6enb., 6oenoe 9ognm. 9ert6elien fab
lent Senoao ben 2. Suli PED 9inbuet
og ia paa upeiret. pluoislig ieenes
De ban ON. ID et tort 9nn fammeoe
op, % b 6amilien Lob til. odr bnn
bpO. ora6t At Ct 6jerteildg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21
Meeens Qaitor stein iarIia itafe.

De 0iafonisieitiftelien 6orbin6elie
meo De intelligence 8reOie, BAR qaitor
9aIbof lat BEN / 6Or6inOslie meo
Wenigbeoen. Oct er iaaleoes ram,
Der er Op6apsmanO til ben aarli9s
Solicit trinot ON ! 2anbets airter,
6porpeb Stiftelien faor i'm tarelte
Snotagt.
0giaa genuem llb6reoelifn at qlz.
mandtten "a Observation-Disclosures
MISUNDERSTANDING bar ban flauet
til 2po for Sasen i 5OItets i9One
Gag.
3iaioe ifnloes bet bans utrGttelise
Qrbeioe, at 0iatonisieitiftelisn MI er
fommen ino I Oen t%pbenbapniit Mes
nig6eosplejs.
Gnbelig bar ban bait jim tore Gel
al bet odqlige 9(rbejoe biemme pad
Stiftelien, 6pis mango 6ilidler % pr
rige @irtiom6eber nGiten ale er OPP
itaaebe % uooitlebe / be iibite % 4ar.
5 1880 par Der iuuleoes fun ialt
70 Sgitre, MI er Der Iige peO 300.
Def er ligefrem ~forbuDienoe, alt pct
4aitor 8oIbOf unOer ait ret bagli9e
2(rbejoe bar faaet lib til at uOrette
uoaotil. 6an bar i "a qar lebst
glnoet o5o6e", itreoet en- Mangee
4rtitter / Blade % SiosIfrifter, og
life faa omfattenoe @9rter nm Did
toni. Wleit betenot er bans 6ooeoz
rert, 6aonb6og ! 0'utoni. OesuOen
bar ton foretdoet en- Mnnqbe Reis
Ter % taIt 0idtonisieiagen / mango
foritenige Qonbe, bar arbeiOet for rs
6rueliqbeoens 5remme, pg bar enbo8
fooet lib til at 6oloe 5orelGsninger
for be teologiife 9anoioater paa pa
itoratieminariet.
So, bet Diloe 6lipe for o%iotlBftigt /
en- gIaoartitel Blot at nGpne aft, 6pao
paitor 0olboT / bisie % Qdr bar
naaet at faa uorettet, % beg itddr
ban, troos fine 81 Qur, tilinnelabenoe
enOnu i i'm fulbe QtrbeiOstruft.
9rofesIor Or. meb. q. pauai er
febt 1916 / &pben6aDn iom Son al
6ofpraft. Or. teOI. pnuGt og er ioas
lcbes en- grober til Stiftsprooit, tgI.
! &onfesIiondrius pauni.
Gfter en- udlminoeIig grunoig me-
bicinit llbbannelie, og meo en- nDli9
erbperpet Oottorgrao, obertog ban |.
Suli 1880 ben anipursfuloe Bot iom
0berl9ge paa Observation-Disclosures
6oIpitoI, ba ODsrlags 9oIitein 4aOs
be truttet fig tilbage.
Ser fanot bans fore Gpner og be-
tbbelige Gnergi en- bib Qrbejosmart,
og bet porebe life l9nee, fer 9iatoz
nisieitifteIiens 6oipital bleD ct df Be
melt iegte % bebit unitreone / 6obeO.
%itaoen. profesior 9auQi bar iGrlig
Tom Strung punbet Qnieelie blunbt Il
ne StanbsfaGer, % iomtibig bar ban
peb lin i9pne % elifp9rbiqe 6Grb
punoet fine pdtisnters 6engioenbeo -
noeet Der life fdloer / a1e tore ais
rurgers Sob.
timber ProfesIor 9oulis qebelIe
er 9iafonisieItifteliens 6oIpifal ubs
pitlet til ben melt mOberne 6ulOtoms
menbeo, og Fans Sbgepleieubbunnslie
bar bGret msnfterbGrbig.
Sntet timber, at 0iatonisIefiftels
len meb 5atnemmeligbeb Ter tilbags
paa Re TO Subilarsrs @irtIomfo, og
ftsnt be begge 6dDbe betinget fig, at
9ejtibsooeen itulbe forlsbe / iterit
mnlt9 Sfilbeo, madtte De Dog 9dd tno
paa at idmles meb geitDrelien til en-
Uaibbdg paa Stiftelien ON Qftener.
Der inolsb / 0agens Qnlsbning ob.
itilige 6iliener oe andre 8eDiier pu1,
at bet life er Observation-Disclosures og
bens 8eitprelie alene, Der meb Sat-
nemmeligbeb minbes be TO Subildrsrs
Gsrnin9 / be forlsbns % 2for.
c. | o9r. 9gbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21

ndloi JforgRnger SppHlpH p9 ulu~
tros 0iGiomsion, iom / lll1ttesriss
6liffet 6apbe 9agt paa 0pttet.
9aa .4ntona@s Reberis 9eene bar
msbt 6sieiteretsaopota 6dItisr, re-
proienteret al Goerrttsiagfprer 6us@
ling; 9lsiuranoererne for o@eDrg
Staqe4 par reprnienteret peo 9sjeites
r~etsiagferer Nsmusien.
Straits efter, at mebet par oobnet,
6ob GosrretsidQferer 6usiing ON, at
Der maatte blipe tilfsrt 9rototo1en, at
eer par inbqioet 5egnin9 % 9eregning
at ,,4ntona"s 9reiningsepne. Gnbs
pioere bab ban ON. Der MATTE blibe
uonppnt 10 SfpnsmGno til at oDera
pare en- ManpbreringsprsDe pua Nm
coma. 5~ibspunftet for benre funoe
enbnu life faitiattes. 8esuben ufes
pereoes aort ober Sfibets 9urs umibs
%belbart for Sammenitsbet, 5otogras
fer at ben 6eIfobigebe gop, 5egnin9
fra 5~lnoeboften oper iamme 9eitubis
gelie m. NJ.
aetsformanoen eniteoe opl1it, bill
fe poiitibe @runoe, REIMBURSEMENT
U}alt6e : gruun bapoe for at fro, at
.8eor9 Stags"s aurs pdr blepen
6olot itpt.
Maltfesgruun iodreoe bertiI, at
ban ira ,,gotfen" bapoe BAIT OpmGrt
fom6eotn rettet paa 9urien % 6aOOe
5prtt paa MiboelgrunOsforfet ipn=
li9t melem 5oritsoerne paa en- iuds
Dan Waaoe, at enboer Qfpigelie, ION
funpe bare nogen birtelig getponing,
moatte blipe BAN flor. 6an opbolbt
ita PED @elanoeret, ION u%filutter Bat
ten agtsr.
Tusiin5 foritob life, at bet tunoe
rare at iamme girfning, ON Stpra
mdnben itoo bag 7rentere beO Roret,
taer ON ban Ielp bapbe bet. 9reis
habbe bsGer nqppe BAIT benne Opfutz
telie. iioen ban tort fsr S~ammenitsoet
ere6 3oret.
6ertil ~fortlarebe Mldltbe=8 ruun, al
fun forbi 8reis pentebe en- aommans
bp, greb ban Roret. Ter bar ingen
aiiifo peO at laos 8rengene bolbe Ros
ret. ndar aurien life itulbe anbres.
aaptain 0it6eG Bier o~sreftsr az
6prt.
San bao ON at foa rettet en- llngjz
oqtig6eb / fsrite 5prbsr, nemlig, at
Qncona" laa / z. 2. 80. fort fgr
a%onifionen, oa ban GAP Orbre til at
fate, lite, at bet bar ,@ncond"s
aetning, oo ben itrbte mob ,@eorg
Stae". = Gnbbibers gnitebe ban At
mebbele, at ,Qntona"s Sfrue bar bsjs
reifaaren, FAINT at ban bolbt ben sitr
lige Retning, iom ban sjorbe, forbi
ban / 8 Qdr minbit en- Snes @onge
oarliq bar bolot benne aurs. 6ou
f%ortlarer pad 5oranlebning, at ban
betragtsr 6ofonberbbbet iom ct ina
nert 5arOanb; ban tenber eobt ben
internationdle Regel, fom trGOer, at
man ital boloe fig pad bsjre Sioe al
bette. Haar ban alligepsl bar itnrst
en- aurs. fom nogst trpoieoe 5prIinien
ba bar bette i'm 9runb /, at ban ellers
mdatte 9nbre aurien, nddr Dan Tom
Ianeere mob SDb. Den famine &urs
bar ban bolot FOR, ogiaa naor ban
ON 8interen meb 2obs ON 8orb poss
ierebs 5u%rDanbet. 5 benne 5orbin>
BELLE bem9rter ban, at ban, mebens
ban enbnu opbolbt fig poa &pIiiionss
itsbet, iud Here Dompere meb fpblig
aurs, sften for 2olliifonsftebet. -
adptoinen fsjsr til, at ban life uf Mus
atligbebsfrnfbn ftprsoe aurien ida
gitlig, men at ban iensre Dilbe bliDe
nsbf til at breje fao brat, at ban psb
| nfrhfffin al nile nrannf Qnntkrnfr for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21
So 3ubil9er.

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