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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
Flower Show.

The ladies of the Methodist church are
planning for a novel entertainment, in
the shape of q flower show, at an early
date.
Contributions of cut flowers, chrysan-
themums, geraniums, roses, etc., as well
as potted plants of any and every des-
cription, from friends of the church, will
be gladly received.
The proceeds of all these various enter.
tainments will be used in furnishing the
new church. More of this entertainment
will be published very soon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19

The man who asserts that white men
are disfranchised by the law under which
the special dispensary elections are now
being held is "a liar and the truth is not
in him" In South Carolina white man
can vote if he registers, and pays his tax.
If he is too lazy to register, or refuses to
register in order to evade paying poll
tax, he has got no business voting. Ifhe
is registered and doesn't pay his tax, he
is not decent citizen. He can only dis.
franchise himself.-Carolina Citizen.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS.
SOMEINTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around
the County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt Etchings.

EHRHARDT, October 16.-The paint
brush helps the appearance of ]. NJ. Dan
nelly's store.
Mr.. Tom Dannelly and his wife spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Steedly,
in the Hartzog section.
Mr.. P. L. Carter was buried by the
Masons at Carter's Ford church last Fri
day afternoon. He was member of Hope
Lodge. Ehrhardt Lodge participated in
the services. Mr.. Carter was a good
neighbor and kind and loving husband
and father. He leaves wife, two sons,
daughters, and grand children behind to
mourn his death.
Mr.. J. NJ. Jennings is having some
trouble with his well, says the sand stops
the flow, and will have to put down a
smaller pipe with strain on same to hold
back the sand. He has flow now OF
about two gallons per minute.
The fishing crowd last week did not
catch so many fish on their trip, but those
of the crowd that We saw have caught
very bad colds.
Mr.. Frank HERS, who has been at his
home sick for week, returned to his
post Saturday afternoon and served his
old customers.
Mr.. P. Taylor, who has been night
watchman for G. Ehrhardt & Sons for
more than a year, has concluded to move
with his son down near Walterboro. He
sold his plantation near Carter's Ford to
his brother.in.law, Mr.. VIM. R. HERS.
DR.. J. 81. Roberts and family went to
see his mother at Allendale, who had the
misfortune Of losing her house and con-
tents by fire last week.
The Ehrhardt bank will certainly be.
The charter has been procured and the
capital stock about subscribed, $4,000.
The post Office authorities are investi-
eating the late arrival of our trains.
Mr.. Frank II. Copeland, who has been
sick for few days, is able to be up again.
JEE.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
New Advertisements.

Southern Railway-Cheap Excursion
Rates.
d. G. Folk, Master-Master's Sale.
W. A. Smith, Executor-Notice Final
Discharge.
B. BRABHAM & SON.
The new sd. of G. R. Brabham & Son
is an interesting one. They carry the
largest stock OF dry goods, ETC., in town,
and as the assortment is large, any taste
can be suited in their stock. They carry
anything and everything to wear for men,
women and children. Read the ad. and
visit their store while doing your fall
shopping.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
COlstOn Cuttings.

CoLsToN, October 1.-THE shower that
fell here last Sunday was very much
welcomed by every one.
There was quite an enjoyable sociable
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. d.
Kearse last Saturday evening in honor OF
Miss Clara Smith,, of Bishopville, she
having taken charge of the school here
as teacher.
We are sorry indeed to note the illness
of Mr.. Henry J. Mcmillan.
Rev. s. P. Chisolm preached at Spring
Branch last Sunday morning.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
all Commissioned Officers Living,

All Commissioned Officers Living.
It has been 40 long years since the close
of the Confederate war, and it is remark
able that the four commissioned officers
of Company E, 24th s. c. Regiment, who
served in the Confederate army,are living.
This company was from Colleton county
and the four commissioned officers were:
Captain J. z. Risher, Lieutenant Rich
ard Bryant, Lieutenant l.. G.. Ulmer,
Lieutenant A. R. Padgett.
wonder if there is any other company
in S. G. that served in the Confederate
army whose four commissioned officers
are still living. j. B. BLACK.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
Death Of Mrs. T. J. Counts.

After lingering illness of month or
more, Mrs. jamie Sue Counts, wife of Col.
T. ]. Counts, died at their home in this
city last Monday morning. Mrs. Counts
suffered from no particular ailment, but
her death was due to general break
down of the constitution. For weeks she
had grown weaker day by day, even her
loved ones who hoped against hope real
lied that the tired body must soon sue
cumb.
The funeral services were held at the
residence Tuesday morning, and the in
terment was at the old cemetery. The
services were conducted by Rev. j. B.
Holly, who came here from Augusta for
that purpose. The funeral was largely
attended by the friends and relatives Of
the family. The pail bearers were:
Honorary: W. Gilmore Simms, Robert
Aldrich, and B. T. Rice, of Barnwell; s.
G. Maydeld, of Denmark; W. NJ. Cauthen,
s. W. Johnson, and N. z. Fielder, of this
place.
Active: C. R. Brabham, C. B. Free, J.
D. Copeland, V. J. Hartzog, Geo. F. Hair,
and R. G. Jones.
Mrs. Counts was a Miss Moye before
her marriage, being sister Of Mr.. II. A.
Moye. She was born in the Buford's
Bridge section the 22ud day Of August,
1882, and was 73 years old at the time Of
her death. She became a member Of
Philadelphia Baptist church at the age Of
sixteen years, and had lived the consist.
ent life of a Christian ever since. Seven
children were born to her, of which only
two survive: MI. D. q. Counts, Of Laur-
ems, and Mrs. s. q. Saunders, of Florence
She leaves a number of grandchildren as
well as other relatives. ..- -.
Mrs. Counts had been feeble for num-
Der of years, but even this did not prevent
the deeds of love and charity she was
wont to do. She will be sorely missed by
many, but most of all by the husband
who has suffered the loss of his compan-
ion-one who has been guardian angel
to him for more than fifty years.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
FILL OF TRAGIC MEANING

FUII OE Itd01O N1I1A4N13NU
are these lines from J. 81. Simmons, of
Casey, Ia. Think what might have result
ed from his terrible cough if he had not
taken the medicine about which he writes:
"I had fearful cough, that disturbed my
nights rest. Itried everything, but moth
ing relieved it, until I took DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds, which completely cured me-"
Instantly relieves and permanently cures
all throat and lung diseases; prevents grip
and pneumonia. At all druggists in Bam-
berg; Fielder & Matthews, Denmark.
Guaranteed; soc and $1.00. Trial bottle
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19

Some people never dream of praising
anything or anybody. They take every
thing as a matter of course, and imagine
that they show their superiority by so do.
ing. They little dream that they never
pet the best service owing to their mig
gardliness in showing their appreciation.
It is surprising how little word OF praise
stimulates to new effort, and puts life
and interest into the work of those about
Us.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
She Was Provided For.

"Want any typewriting supplies?"
asked the, peddler, sticking his head in
the Office door.
"No," replied the young business man,
absent-mindedly, 81 just got her box of
bonbons only an hour ago."
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
PLANS TO GET RICH

are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipation.
Brace up and take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They take out the materials which
are clogging your energies, and give you
a new start. Cure headache and dizzi-
ness too. At all druggists In Bamberg;
Fielder 6 Matthews, Denmark. .25c' guar
anteed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19
Tribute of Respect,

Whereas, on the sixth day of August,
A. D., 1905, it has pleased the Supreme
Ruler Of the Universe in His wisdom to
summons our esteemed brother, J. q.
Morris, from his labors to his reward;and,
whereas, he was member of Olar Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, No 1875, and one
whose place was seldom vacant, therefore
be it resolved:
1st. That while we deeply deplore his
loss we recognize in it all the hand of the
Divine Master, and console ourselves
with the belief that while we assemble, he
joins with the angels in that celestial city
where Sabbaths never end.
2nd. That by Olar Lodge, No 125, e.
of P, this evening in regular convention
assembled, that in the death of our broth
er the Lodge has lost consistent men,
Der, the Order an earnest worker, the
country loyal citizen, his friends most
estimable companion, and his family one
whose whole life and love was second
only to Christ Himself.
3rd. That the sympathy of this Lodge
be extended to his bereaved family,
page in the minutes be inscribed to his
memory, copy of these resolutions suit
ably engrossed be sent to his grief strick-
en- widow, and the Bamberg County Her
aid, the Bamberg County Times, and the
Barnwell People be requested to publish
them.
G. F. R1zER,
W. E. SADLER,
Attested by w. N. OxNER,
W. q. warm, Committee.
Keeper of Records and Seal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19

If you want a higher grade buggy
than you can find elsewhere, call at u.
Frank Bamberg's.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19

"Just as good" Is ''not the best" buy
only the genuine SHAW'S PURE MALT.
For sale at the dispensary.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19

If you want a higher grade buggy
than you can find elsewhere, call at IT,
Frank Bamberg's.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-19

f6SSlY. as ABOUT mOntl ago ue SuoI
Kellys brother through the ear, inficting
only slight wound.
At q meeting of the board of directors
held in Greenville last Saturday, Govern
or D. G. Hayward was elected president
of the Standard Warehouse Company.
The company has capital stock of $780,
OOO. and controls two warehouses at Co.
lumbia, one at Greenville, Greenwood,
and Anderson, while others are to be
erected for the purpose of enabling farm
ers to hold their cotton.
In q section of Aiken county, known as
Kitching's Mill, there are number of
Illicit whiskey stills which make cheap
grade of whiskey from molasses, alcohol,
and concentrated lye. AS consequence
there is much drinking and lawlessness
in that section, and the good citizens OF
that section have become aroused and
intend to run out the violators OF the law.
local law and order league has been
formed, and the illicit distillers have been
notified to cease operations or move on.
Mr.. Julian Wilson, about 81 years OF
age. was murdered last Friday night at
the store of W. P. Cooper q Co., in Will
liamsburg county. Mr.. Wilson was in
charge of the store and slept there, and it
is supposed some negroes gained admit.
tance during the night under the pretext
of obtaining medicine. He was knocked
in the head with wooden wagon JACK
and his pockets rihed. A pair OF pants
was THE only thing missing from the
stock. and these were found in a negro
house not far away. One arrest has been
made.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
nj
3iegenbalg.6eiten.
(6fter .ariiteIi9t 9agblao".)

5obunOreouors Soften for bsn
epangeliite 9eOningemisiions gespHs
Belle Snbien bapoe talot en- Mansee
pr9iter, M%tisiton9rer o9 2G9foIt fra
0anit Mffsiipnsielifubs arsoie inb til
8ebenbdpn. Raar BERTH BONNER, at
30. g. teller en- Wt9ngbe arebIe
/ 9opebItaoen, fan nan f%oritoa, At
bet par en- bel 9ar at 6eOningemiss
iionens 9enner, Der meotes / 6isie
Oage. 90 De mebtes meb 9l9be.
Der boileoe en- bsrIig 5eititemning
pper Wsoerne. Soa fit man tilmeo
efter be ienere 0ases Storms og
Regnprir beiIigt, Init Solitin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
500 BeIonninQ G1OG

9etts 9labs 9aiere nil oore ~forneiehr oper al erfare.
of Der bet minbite fr en- irpatet Sn9bnni. ioni giben.
itahen er blenett Stano til at fnrere / ale bcns "a,
bier, % bet or 3otarrb. Halls CHtaTTh Cure tr Aet
tleife ~otrielige peIbrebeliesmibbel saqeifaaten ten
Der. IA aaiarrb CT en ioRitiiutionel SngboHl. lnlbgt
ben en- fonfItutinnel 9ebonbliHq. Hairs Cafarfh
Cure tages lHb. Oirfer birefte paa glnbei 90 Glimhats
bernie I Spitemet tilintftqisr bernsb SnahommeHs aors
Ia OIL atner 4otienien Stprfs neo at opbnnge aonftttt.
ttnneu % bl9lpe 9aturen til at giere fit Nrbeibe. eierre
bar iaa lieaen Giltro I'll bets helbreoenbe Rraft. al Re
hlbnber ct buHbrebe Collars for bpsrt Tti9lb be5rt
benne Wiebtun life beuiricr 5elbreoelie. CT {
Pip og Yibnesbprb. 9tlifrio
n. s 6beHep & 6 q. 9oient. -
gE SalQes bpS Appibete.e.
uAIlta Family Pulls er he hfhha-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

MeOIem At 8pgningstommisitonen,
gpraabsmeblem, MeOlem at 8rano=
fommi 81 tonen 5dttigforitanOer, aotss
METER. gurberingsmanO for umpnoiz
ets Wioler m. m. m.
S 8prdaost FAB 6oOrup / 18 aar
Era 79) p9 bar unoer bette 3iOsrun
NeOlem at Taa Oigtige ubouls iom
JdttiguopaIgei, 9etnif llooaIs, 6ao>
neuOpal9st og pontonbrouOpalqst.
Sra 1860 par ban OGOermunb for
5smrertaDst. 5 bet brOOerIi9e Sfpbe=
iditob bar 8. ituaet / 81 &ur, i
Observation-Disclosures t IS Qar q
geitprslien fra 1879. geage 6isie
5oreninaer bar opta9et BAN ION
2GresmebIem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

get bIaa 9ors". st 8 p
ageIfesbiem / SpIIanb. =
@entogne 9anee, itriOes Der / ,,&r.
0uq6l.", bar Der inbenfor ben mtriIte.
lige Notwithstanding b9pet fla Rsftey
for, at ,9Iaa 8ors" fulbs ta9e en-
prattiif gerning op bIunbt be mango
6iemleie 9rantere, Der inoes / bort
2anb, life minbit / 8ebenboon og be
itsrre gropinsbper.
O9 Der par Tau meget mere @runb
til for ,J8laa Sors" at fsre benne
5ante uo / @irteligbeben. fum Der
pda Reoningsbiemmet a@ntrateio" /
en- l0ngere 4arr9fte er ubfsrt ct bel
iigneliesri9t Qrbeibe, % Der Der er
inObpitet ftte faa Grfdringer nm,
6oorlebes en- FABIAN 9irffomfeb ital
ltoes paa en- baube gtonomiit og frugtz
6yingenbe Madoe.
Der FAR nl tilbuot fla en- Gienbom,
iom efter iagipnoiges Mening / gam
ite iarlig grab bill egne Jig til Ops
tageliesbiem for bjemIsie 0rantere.
@ienoommsn, Der bebber ..ai9rs.
bcpeogadro". lieger omtrent miot /
SpGanb, ca. l Mil Spb for 8orbing
Station, % bar ct Sorbrilliggenbe at
215 5br. 2dnb. 9sbefummen anbroz
GER tun $4,000 ar., ct 8elsb, Der
forbaabentIig let fan fares til 9eje.
Der er ubsn 3pipl mango, Der
Qerne pil bare meb til at biGlps
..gloa aors@ I ben prattiits @ennems
fsrelie at Oenne Sag o9 iaaleces
rafte be falone en- bialpenbe 9aanb.
Oct or en- Sag. Der bsr li9ge ale
pau Sinbe. lite minofi BEN banits
Menigbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

d Mfiaioner 6ebnineer sr bIepen o'ns
penbte.
8iIfoppen 6etonebe, at for at Ser
ningen Oeruoe / Birmingham ifal
tunne bliOe gsnnemfsrt, mau Der naos
til, At 6oltene faar GpangeIiet for
fpnbt, life Blot poa otres WloterS=
moaI, men At here's eeue 9ern. -
Den bEitioelige Minbe9ubstieneite
luttebe berefter paa dlminoelig gis.
(Sluttes paa Size 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

bar taoet Staoe. ba gonbet sr ftrsms
met inb os bar Bbelugt en- Del al
2diten.
- Sfonnerten s6ermonn" at 9ps
bGf, pda Reiie til Mulmp. er fran
Get pao @eofer Reb % %Iunten. 0ldnos
ifa6ets rebbebes.
20 Toenite SeiIere er Manoa9 ben
27. Rop. unber Stormen iunfne |
9~TterIeen. Manoitabet reb0eoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
5eftgubstisneften n.

meb en- 9uostIeneite / Dor 6rue Sir
te. Ser par ct ntnfoer at Mennefter
- en- MQnqoe Yr9fter - inbens %
uoenbns = par meote / Srndt. Der
i6lanet geItnreliesmsolemmerne for
,. 0anif Misifons SeIitab", og gtitops
perne Rerbam og Sod. Oesuoen be
t~eologiife 9rofesiorer MubIen, Sacobs
fen % Nmmunbfsn. of fenote QnIigs
Ter Tads / Borist neutrality-suspicious.
% ailItusminiiteren, OperpraffOena
ten, 9anostingsts 5ormano og pro<
3euf9en.
9Iotten 10 antom 6ans Mdjeit9t
9ongen. aefierinbe Marid 6eoborCDs
na, arorpriniesien, 9srtuginben at
Cumberland. prins Gbrtitian %
grinfesie aIeranbrine.
De tongelige 6eritater mootoqes
psb airtens Snogang df 8iifop Rsrz
BAN. StiftsprOpTt paulfi FAINT 5orz
manoen for D. 80. g.. Pditor u.
fra 0oenie.
Gfier at aongefamiIien bar blepen
fsrt III Saos ligeooerfor prabfteitOs
len, fog @uostieneiten TN 8egpnbelie.
StiftspropIt pa1IIi tdIte ferit, iost
ran meb bet profetiIte Orb: .Det
ifal tie eo Qftentibe, at bet bliDer
Init, talts ON 2pfet fra Subs Ser
Berg.
6on srinorebe bet reoe 8lus, Der
t9nbtss paa 8jerqfrberget / 6ar5sn
FOR at gipe De %rejienoe gub ON, at
Ter bar Yobs I 6erberget. Suolse
bes bfioer Der ems peb Qftentioe /
6errens 6erberg. Srang er 8eien
ferop til, men er nan naaet berop,
Ri man ie, at mar timber en- dabsn
DER.
Sub, iom fulber itg 5jenere II at
gaos ub blanot 6soningerne, ftal buoe
3uf b1ane for Dem, Der t%ioligere gift.
&c FOR benz, Der fremoeles fslger 8uls
bet. Def itdl Der oplepes, at beo
@ftentio bliper bet init.
3dleren Iuttebe meb Ben ON Del
iignelie for 6sbningemisiionarerne
at Sub bill trsite BEN FOR Mtobeune
3r9ngsel meo Chs oeb 4ftentibe.
8iffop asroum bofot 5eittulen
meo DIP. @ern. 26. 16-18 til 3etit,
ben famine iom 3iegenbulg pSb lin
Ordination II. Porsmber 1705 bapne
prebffet ODER. QpoItlen Darius for
t9ler Der ON i'm 9aloelie til 6ebnins
gernss apoitel, ben fsrite 6ebninses
missioner.
8iitoppen fremb9psbe oern9it, at
l1bfersfien al 6errens Tlisfionsbss
/ Wdttb. %, 1870 lite sr
BEN sntelte ubienbings, men Ulenigs
Sag.
6an Omtalte, 6porlebes mar / Olos
tib og Miobelalber baDbe m%isiionerst,
meb 3Dang fra 5priteruss Sioe,
life aftib meb aanbelige Mibler =
bporlebes man. ba peb Reformationsn
ben 5unt bleO siort fulbt s~aloenDe,
at fun / Seiu RGOn er Der 5rslie, bog
Irntss at glemme ben itors Sebninges
pgdpe.
Otter en- Omtdle at ben tongeIi9s
oanfte Wfisiion peb Song 5reberit ben
frembaDebe 8iffoppen, at
man life bare IN Statsfug,
men en- Distinguishing. Sub Oebtenote
Jig soHfts Diit be TO unee lutherfte
Misifon9rers @srning, men Misiios
len benDisneos fenere, forbi ben life
'ur en- MeniSkbsfag. Ser bar 8rss
oremenigbeben fin fore 5ortienefts,
bet ben optagsr SebningsmisfiOnsn
detop fOm Distinguishing. Og ben
er mn berenbs | al 6ebningss
nisfion. Oeraf bennes Opblomitrins
bet 10. Murbunbrebe, faa Der MI
fnbes fenpeb 700 Observation-Disclosures,
m bolp Snes 9ufnbe l~tbienbinee,
a. 1000 inbfsbte prrfter os 10000
Rdtefeter o. Q1rert. Sa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
U1core.

Dsnf I'm DrpsI hsibrebu tfls. opis bet siorbs.
itonef uarina herfor, oa Ia faI fenbs ebsr an Npis,
MING paa On snfeI 9iemmebtbaHbliHe. Tom belbreotos
utf Barn 90 mango ahbrts.
MRS. M. SUMMERS,
Box ID. Notre Dame. Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

8oreaanbSfpo9t. Ost er
life dleue oore Sinosipssboipitaler
Ter liter unber pIobsmangeI; ogiaa
meO QnbringeIien at be aanOiOuge er
Der fore 9dnftefigbeOer %forbunren.
st ipnit Sogneruub bar for oper ct
Qar Tiben Ip9t ON Opta9eIie for ct
Barn pod Zen aelerite Qa~nbsTpdges
QnItalt", % ou man forlebsn after
ipurste ON Opta9elien. fit man til
Spar, at pda9GIbenoe fsrit M bar
naast til al blipe poerft paa 9enteIi.
ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

ReppIperbramd &ors
Patten til / Qsrbdgs er oey !
aornum, Der Iigger itts langt fra
9s9itsr, ubfp let ct ubpggeIigt ORA
ma.
Gbrfftian stobgaarb 06riitianiens
&cne Oaagneoe Oeb, at benoes Rano
f1rebe paa bsnbe meb en- Repoipar.
st Stub ramts benbe / Stulberen,
men Saaret BAR bog life fdrItpf. 6sn
Stone FOR op at Sengen %
leb FOR tit 2ib fra ben rdienbe Wdue.
SUN naasbe til i'm Ssiter, Der tiensr
paa Sornum 9itergaarb, oe be TO ali
bjem til oerss 5uoer. Qnbsrs 9dri5n
!; gormstrIp.
QnDers Qarisn tsrte itrafs II
aornum for at fente Ootterens II.
gern, Der sienfpnlig fO1Oebe / cen
6ors, operIdot. iOm be bar. iii
It'll 1uN OtAHp.
gsrnene fanbt man / COB 8eboio,
men Gbriftianien bar fpgtet til 9s1s
itsr. Scr blep ban an9ofot enona
Rat os fsrt / Qrreit.
Deb Qn9pIoeiien bar ban rent fra
Samlneen. Re0oIOeren bdobs ban
bort. ban pduftoo bog lit, beito
minore, at ban bar uoe for al Itpbe 7
Menneiter.
gbriftianien bar If. .9sgiter Gpis"
t~ibligere bapt Qnfafo at SinbSfbse.
ejenbpmsalg. MeGler n.
df 0omstrup oe bans
6. 2auribisn bar ifslee ,,sis
borg Gifts 5oltebla6" tgbt Soar
ben ,,Rsrgaarbslunb" Deb &oloina
for 100000 9r. O~ptrtogelien er ret.
Qrrtft paa perion. Gn
aerniteber | Pr9fts bdbbe Tom Rous
for en- Murermefter mddtte b.
tale ca. 5000 Scr. iii en- 8anf beritets
for en- MursrmsIteren inorsmm,t
adsietreoit, Der par forfdlben. Ga
ban M bapbs erfaret, at W~urermeites
ten dgiebs at forldbe Oonfnart o1
seIfs II @meritd for u6sftemt 3i5
meb ,,nniteb States", Bah ban, Der
9aooe erboPot transport fra 8dntsn
oaa bennes arao pod Melremeffertn,
zen %. Rop. 8pfogben / &s6ens
1apn ON al Foretage en- Qrreftforrets
ming bos BAN MurtrmeIteren) .btns
tuelt paa bans perfon. 5orretningen
fcretdges ftrats famine Dag pau Sfis
let, Hppr MAlrermeiteren bleb iruis
len ON Borb. Snn fortlnrebe, at ban
lun ejebs ca. 80 Dollars, % at ban
neb 5amilie fob / geereb meb at
Qanbet pda ubeftemt Sib. 6an
bab ON, at bet ommelbte fontdnte Be-
lgb maatte bffpe o~ber9ipet bans ga
Mile. Der elIers life bilbe tunne refe.
Retoirenten iamtptfebe trt, men bts
arrct poa bans perfer.
8pfogben nebfagbe berefsr arrelts
poa Wairermefterens p-rfon,
Der at Gosebpibneren fntes iii
eeftrs GongeI.
,DonIferen" ubsoar 2 gonse o n
.lsen. $1.50 aarIis. prspesRr. frtt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

st tprt 8ebragerierfo for
npfig beg0aet / Solitebro. Gn 9ddros
mono fra G9nen, Der baope qen1e
inoeftadenbs / 9nens S~pdrsfosis,
6apOs opiagt 1900 ar. til uobetaIin9.
5orleben Tdonebe ban fin Sparetdss
ieboa boorfor ban b%enOenote fig pad
Sparefasisns 8ontor og meIots. at
gogen bar bortlommen. Scr piite
ret iig tia. oRingtebins limits Dag
blab". al Der bubbe OGret en- Sarl
iiibe nO9Ie Duge / 5orbeisn meb 8oefn
CO b9pet 1900 Str. Ru leoer PoIitet
efter 3ppetn99ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

0sbsfaIb. 3emrsrmeiter 8.
9porup / aalbprg er iile. ..Rorbjbls
lamb" Ssnbag often ben 26. ROB. afs
gaaet Oeb 8eben, 801 Qar sdmmsi.
Oct er, itriptr glabet, Ell Iungt os
mere enb alminbelist OirtTomt Cir.
Der Der bar fact fin Qfflutning, ps
bele 0~irffombeben er tcmmen 9nls
borg iii gobs. 9porup sjorbe Mes
iteritpfte | Sommeren 1851 os lsite
8orserftab famine 4ar. s 6alOfierbs
ierne bsgbnbte be oHentlies 1inabss
bperp = BEN ban feners fl ooerbras
get | DirfinOis - at blibs l9sfet pdd
bans trdftise Shlbre. !5dn bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

6etaften pdd Stobsbor9
2 dnatorium m. Den norite
aunItnerinbe. 5ru Rdiois peters. holot
Den q. Rop. cm aFteuen 6oreOrog
poo Stobsborg Sdnatorium ON
o8unit i alabeoraot", pg 5ri pol
Itein : Berg fang meb fin mdetige o9
itsnne Stemme en- Ul9ngoe &ompOiis
tionsr at Sri. Magbo 8ug9e, Tom ielp
attumpognsrebe benoe % giorOe ftor
9pfte meb i'm ,,aong 6aafon VII
Morid".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

Sfaaet zig i6ieI. Malermes
ter, gpruoosmebIem Ssr9en Rielien
/ Stanoerborg sr fommen ulbttelig at
0ase Deb at Faroe neb al en- tell 5raps
pc. 6dn bsoe pda Stebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

&sbubfsrfIen uoajOrbe /
fibite geretnin9su9e 645,02o 90. mob
$4,000 pb. / famine il9e 1904. 9il
Rorse ubfsrtes $4,000 qb.. til eng
lamb 5000 3D.. Rsiten aftoges al
3bftlonb.
De n9onte 3Gl an9aar Otietebet,
men besuoen ubfsrtss iii England
68,349 pb. og til Rorse 1000 qb.
5aaretgb.