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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Rison.

Piccn July S.-The weather condl-
tions cf the past few months tlaa 'he
come effect on the court that It Is
faared il will have on the crc2s OF
tho eounfv. made it extremely shof',
Tuesday Judge Wood excused the
netit Jury from further service a''o
the Grand Jury has now adioufned'
PETITIONS from different secf 1o'is o'
the county asking q postnonement o.
oaio,,rnmqnt Of the c0Tt caused Tue
short term. But little business was
tra,sactod at this term Of court. \
tow n1oaq of guilty We're entered III
criminal cases.
Mr. c. 4. N~Dale hes sc2 who
has been sick for ten days.
Alexander McPhail, a grand son OF
Mr. J. \. Marks was very sick at
his home near Kinesland last week.
The little infant -ran1son Of j. W.
Miller died the 30th of June. Its
twin sister died a short time ago.
Mrs. ]. @. Rodgers and sister. Miss
Ada Helms, formerly of this place,
will spend the summer in Indiana.
DR. and Mrs. F. S. Wright # Ark
adelphia and children are at Mr. 5.
Wilson'S where they will spend
some time.
Senator Anlts has returned from
INitt1e Rock where be was summoned
&c witness in the Covington Doodle
trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson and Mrs,
neborah >Chowning Sundayed with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rotton were in
town Monday morning. They have
just returned from Bradley county
where they had visited their son, Mr..
Dave Corker, who, was hurt some
weeks ago in runaway. Mr. Cork
er is now Improving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Sta CitV.

Star CITY. July 2-News of the sud
den death Of f. NJ, Gage al McGehee
reached here last Manday. Il seems.
from the Information 1e ceived that NJ.
Gage spent the night at NeGehoe. anG
was apparentlv in GOD health at the
time Of retrine. hut was found
dead in bed next morning. Hear
failure is supposed 10 have heen the
cause of his death. His remains We're
inferred in the cemetery at Corner
Vile last Tuesday. Mr.. Gage was
we'll known all over the county. hay
ING been a school teacher for many
4ears. and had many friends in TINS
and adjoining counties. He haa re-
GENTLY been teaching in JEFFERSON
ce1,nty. He was in Star City last
Friday looking after some business
,nd seemed to be in the best q hsal'h
and the news of his death came as
a surprise to his many friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Misses Mary and Bertha Holmes
spent few days ias1 week visiting
the family Of Mr.. Grey Holmes at
Locust Cottage. They stepped Off
here on the way home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mr.. Bob Ferguson, Who built fha
court house here. was sha+zing hands
with his many friends the last of the
week. He speaks of moving his fam
lily back here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. ". p. Sadler came
down from Pine Bluff Monday. Mr.
Sadler is looking after business inter
sets down the road this week. They
will return tc Little Rock Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Monticello.

Monticello, July S.-Mr. J. II. Ham
mock, who has been engaged in get
ting the right-of-way for the railroad
1crth, through Drew county. has
bout completed the wsrk. Mr, Ham.
rock says that he has found the peo-
pIe liberal and willing to give all pos
sible encouragement TO the new rail
road. 1t is new only a question OF a
few months until the roaG viii be in
successful operation
If the people Of Monticello viii
work for it, and in the right way.
cur town can be made to grow
rapidly from now on. The build
ing of the North and South road
will insure its permanency. II is
an ideal place 10 live, has good water
and its alti1ulo insures immunity
from malarial fever of all kinds. It's
reorals are eoed as any ether place
and much better that NanV It's phy-
,ieal conditions are all that conld b"
desired TO push II Aliens It oroht ta
BE city Ct the first class within he
next FIVE years.
Rev. Chas. Daniel. q Csyiaston,
Ky. and Mr. Ear! Daniel 81 Pine
Bluff. We're here iasf week on q visi:
to their mother. Mrs Z. 2. Hyatt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
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! NEIGHBORING TOWNS

Mrs. Atwood. They reported Mrs.
Atwood confined to her bed With
fever.
Mrs. Pitt Holmes and children have
returned from visit TO friends at
Greenwood.
Miss Elliene Harrison has returned
from Warren where she has been on
a visit to her father.
Mrs. ella Anplin of Pine Bluff is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
&. +. Moody. at this place.
Mrs. Ida Calvert was dGwn from
Clio, visiting friends this week.
Mrs. e. w. Farrar and children are
visiting relatives IN Missouri.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Nc
Murtrey, Friday, June goth, 1905. ID
girl
Mrs l.. 4. Brown OF Arkad41phia.
is now a Pine Bluff with her son.
Mr.. Morgan Brown. who is and has
been quite sick for some time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mrs. /. 4. Brown OF Arkadelphia.
is now a Pine Bluff with her son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mr.. Morgan Brown. who is and has
been quite sick for some time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Me
Murtrey. Friday, June goth, 1905. /.
girl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson and Mrs
Tehorah >Chowning Sundayed with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Senator Anlts has returned from
iNittIe Rock where he was summoned
&C witness in the Covington Doodle
trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

nr. and Mrs. F. S. Wright # Ark
sdelphia and children are at Mr.. S.
A Wilson'S where they will spend
some time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mrs. ]. @. Rodgers and sister. Miss
Ada Helms, formerly OF TINS place,
will spend the summer in Indiana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mrs. e. w Farrar and children are
visiting relatives IN Missouri.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Mrs Ida Calvert was down from
Clio, visiting friends this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

The little infant -ran1son Of J. "
Miller died the 30th OF June. It's
twin sister died short time ago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
sooming-Houses and hotels for Sale.

WANTED-Real estate in exchange for room
ing-houses: send full particulars for what
you have and what you would like TO trade
for.
~. d
We have a lady client who owns a splendid
farm for melons. and hops. valued at
$1,000. Would exchange for an apartment-house.
MARION GRIFFIN,
80 Market st.. opposite The Emporium.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
LoDa1NG-HoUsEs FOE SALE.


Eddy St. cor. Market and Powell
HEADQUARTERS for Roomng houses. Hotels and
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
Modern, up-to-da downtown house: cheap
rent; good lease; 20 rooms; well furnished, has
good country transient trade: never should
clear less than $500 per month the year round;
best of reasons fer selling.
New, up-to-date elegantly furnished house Of
So rooms 10 minutes walk from business CEN
ters; all full first-class people; can be got at
bargain; part down. balance be paid out
OF house. Call and mako offer.
Grand new building OF 60 rooms; elegantly
furnished IN mahogany, oak and brdseye ma
Pile finest quality carpets; cheap rent; fine To-
cation; all full and clearing $500 per month
above all expenses; will be sold at great
rifce on account sickness in family.
Good buy: this 22-room house; Geary St fne
neighborhood: rent only 500; well furnished
and clearing SIS to $95 per month; reduced to
$500 to make quick sale; will take $3.50 cash
to get in.
Beautifully furnished little house of II rooms,
nice block Eddy St; quarter-sawed oak fur
ster carpets; where you can have fine home and
make some money besides; will be sacrificed for
quick sale.
Fine little apartment house Of 21 rooms; rent
only 800 with lease; well furnished through
OUT will be sold away down on account OF
leaving city; price $780,
First-clsss downtown. new. modern. thor
oughIy respectable rooming- house, AZ rooms
filed with very best quality furniture; rent
trihe over SIS per room, where you clear
$3.50 and per month; afways full; be
bought reasonable on account of retiring from
business.
Here's fine investment-this house Of 35
rooms close in; good furniture and carpets.
with rent at $50 per month; clearing over
500 every month. can be run With some tran
sient and do better; everything in good condi-
tion; S2700 will take 1t.
Beautiful new building Of 75 rooms: one of
finest locations in city: most elegantly fur
niehed: full and clearing over $3.50 per month:
no carfare required to go downtown half cash,
balance easy terms at per cent per annum.
Call for particulars
New and up-to- date apartment house OF 81
roonas. most elegantly furnished house in S. r. !:
and 5 room apartments; 5 year lease; obliged
to go East
A. CAMERON & Co. Eddy st.
FISHER & co. James Flood bldg, Main 1854,
present a fine list of roonling houses; many
real bargains; personal investigation desired.
NEW and elegantly furnished Groom tram
sient lodging house at own price; leaving
city 223 Mason st.
WE'LL furnished apartment house 46 rooms;
price $4,000: rent $1I5 month. water free;
no agent Apply 1920 Polk st.
wANTED-To buy a lodging house: not more
than 40 rooms; state rent, etc. Box 1901,
Call office
TO iease-I12s Howard St modern house; So
rooms; rent reasonable
A CHEAP bargain; rcomrng-house with Il
RooMING- HOUSE fer sale: Z rooms; all rent
ed owner going away; SIZE $50 Minna ST.
LODGING HOUSE for sale: cheap, transient; !;
must sell. 16 Steuart St
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

Grand new building OF 60 rooms; elegantly
furnished IN mahogany, oak and birdseye ma
pie finest quality carpets; cheap rent; fine To-
cation; all full and clearing $500 per month
above all expenses; will be sold at great sac
rihce on account sickness in family.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

NEST silk underwear: retail and wholesale
gents shirts. all styles. JOE JOHN. 1101 s
Stockton St, near jackson
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

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BRANCH OFFICES:
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II - N
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open until p m.
POO Fillmore street; open until 9 p. m
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
ArroENEvs-Ar.uAw-

AzT0RNEXS-AT-LAW
ADVICE in all legal matters. all kinds Of suits
prosecuted alC defended: damage cases q
specially. corporations organized; probate
and real est. matters, collections: all kinds
of papers prepared. open evening hy ap-
roinfment. 20I-20l Schmidell bldg. cor
Clay and Montgomery sts-. tel. Black G42
p " KING, Attorney- -at-I-aw. Exam. bldg.
9th floor entrance. room Gil: esta blished 20
sears. al courts. general courts and Office
rrEcltce. fees in advance for consuita-
ton evenings BY appointment Tel Red seol-
A DIVORCES cost Si2: quick quiet advice
free. an law business; no charge unless sue
cessful. open Saturday evenings, ether eNen-
ings BY appointment. Examiner bid. r. SIC
ADVICE free. legal divorce. oostssSlz: ali law
caser handled. fee IN advance open Sat
urcay evenings; other evenings by appoint
rafnt- CaI and save money. SD Market, I. 30
AA-DINORCEt coste S12; quick quiet: advice
Tree al law business; no charge unless sue
c~s~fnl. open evenings. 927 Market. room 3Ol.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
OLAIRvoYAETS.

THE GREAT, ONLY AND ORIGINAL
PRINCESS EUGENIA.
DIRECT FROM HERALD SQUARE, N. Il
TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT.
BORN WITH DOUBLE VEIL
EDUCATED IN EGYPT AND INDIA
TELLS YOUR NAME.
TELLS YOU WHEN AND
WHOM YOU WILL MARRY.
Positively mentioning your sweetnearts
full name.
= Settles love quarrels and promptly reunites
the separated. matter how long standing.
Direct from Herald Square, New York's
most famous palmist and clairvoyant Is
acknowledged by press and public the great
est living DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM.
She tells what you came for before you
utter word; does not ask questions, mat
ter what your trouble may be.
Call and she will guide you with certainty
higher than human power. Tells you the
truth. good or bad.
HOURS-10 TO s, DAILY AND SUNDAY.
114S MARKET ST-114S
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

T-R-A-N-S-I-E-N-T house
In which the owner claims
a profit OF $3.50 to $500
per month owing to
the management.
She desires to visit a
sick Eastern relative and
will sell for $1,000.
We know the location
to be A No.
and we guarantee you q
GOOD TITLE.
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

A. CAMERON & co.--Phone South 1880
3 Eddy ST., cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming houses. Hotels and
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

| J Am ~
Determined to leave
flor the mines at once
iWill sell my
32-room house
worth $1,000 for $500.
EASY ter-ms.)
Lease
II requested
and
very centrally located
ISes
lmy aGsnt,
MARION GRIFFIN"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
nusrnEss caAucEs-continusa.

& Co... Phone South 1850
Edcy St. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds of business chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

Modern, up-to- date downtown house; cheap
rent; good lease; 20 rooms; well furnished, has
good country transient trade: never should
clear less than $500 per month the year round;
best of reasons fer selling.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

New, up -to-date elegantly furnished house Of
So rooms; 10 minutes walk from business GEN.
ters; all full first-class people; can be got at
bargain; part down. balance be paid out
OF house. Call and mako offer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

TRIAL given
of a 20-room tran
sient house, 2
blocks north of
Market ct. Clears
over 500 month
and owner in hos
pital; for sale for
S400 less than Is,
cost of furniture.
Well established.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
DuunturR

uro unoer W oebunben.
ZEN @aarOeisr 5. 5srg. Senfen,
9(nOebsae. tilbgren0e Moie sr Der -
trioes Der til o6pens Stiftstib." -
1irsbag Rat ben 3. Dit. ifst en- ret
m9rteIig g~egiOenbeb, iom minber en-
Del ON S~orbfaIO, ON eno beIoigOis i
let Tmaa.
9ennem Woien fIBber ct minore
8anOlpb, Der banner gegpn6elien III
Staois pa, og ION paa n9onte StsO
er ca. 4 Qlen breot. 0enne pa bar
! 5orsbags Qftes paa 9runb af ben
iioite 5ios itarte Regnifnl fulbitanoig
fpIot meb ganb, iualsbes at Strsms
men babbe en- 8pbbe at minbft 2
2(Ien. 5rebag Morgen iaa man imibs
Iertio meb 5%orbaDfslie, at benne
@anomasie par foribunben. iaaIebes
at Qabunoen par iad qobt iom ter.
Deb n9rmere Gfterfnn biite bet iig,
at Der Ct Steb ube I Woien bar buns
net en- gabenbe Spdlte I Qabunotn,
boorigennem 9anbet s~ieninnIigt bar.
be bauet ifg Del. Samtibig par Bum
oen iunten Iaa me0t, at gonbet /
9toen baooe 5aIO fra beggs Sioer til
Stsbet.
gaa penitre Si0e at qaen Ies imios
Iertio De marteligiie 5slger at Ban
refs 9iriiombeo. st ret betnbeli3t
Stptte At Soro6unben er funfst
niHof 1 4!en, % bette Sintfe e.
ODeralt gennemfrboiet at fparterbres
De 4ebner, Der pau line Stebtr a
Ter fere Qlen / 9p6oen. : en- 5ers
begrao tat osb bar Sorbbunben bas
ret zig iddleoes, al Der er fremfommtn
10 minore Ger ube | 8dnbet, % ba
man foris9te at gau ub poa en- df
eisie Ger, Rite bet iig. at ODers
ilaben / ben @rab gnngebe unoer SOB
6erne. at man burtigit muligt maa.
te is9e tilbage igen for life at Tpnts
igennem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

Oct fierne Ziften. 5 9oanOs
parterForeningsns 5eitiaI / @arbus
talte 9r. 5ruuB BON Sesien 6reo1g
often ben 6. bs. for en- 5or1dmliug
al ca. 600 MenneTter ON bet fierns
giten. Mebet, Der par foranitaItet
at De tonierpatipe 5oreninger / 8pen,
inolebeoes os Tutteoes at Operrets 2
fagfsrer 9segb = @ulober9. 9r. BON
sSesien gap en- SfiIoring at ZEN mo-
nerne arig os ObGIeoe iGrIig peb DC
9oel999elier, 5elttOget ! Wdn9uriet
bapbe paafsrt ben neutrale 9efoIt
ming. 6ertiI iIuttebe fig en- 9urat-
At bet tineiiIte soil. Som be
to pigti9ite grfdrin9er. Reiien bdDoe
inbprentet 5aIeren. n9pnebe ban ga
ren BED ben b9rseleie ReltraIitet %
Geopenoi9beben Of, at 9anmart gsr
ia galoenbe / ben tore stpnomiite
aappeitrio paa tineiiit 9anoomraaoe.
toor oanlt Nationalitet er beliet. -
5orebraget bIeO mootaget meO ItGytt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
Oopheo fon iffe helhrenee

Del, iolale Wlibler. bo be III iaa nan oel onulrune 1el
NJ Sret. 2cr er fun en- Vlaane al furert Terifh r.
bet CT nfb fonitltutioHele Mlibsr. 7subeo ioiaufiaaes
nsb tn 1ri1not 1tlftarh at Zlimbin0cu BIT rftasHIis
1tpr. Jt00r bette 9ier biintr %.afamerct. M re ar en-
rnmleube eno cler iaar en- baarl,g 9etcu,, sa3s ae1
hliner belt lutfet. er 3spheb 6slaer. "a mes miuort
getfnoelieH tan fi0rHes. d bette Ser QittHtf5 IN
norHi0le 2tlitanb. uI 5sreIien bRne rntfaat fnr fehfe.
III uo al It 1iliFl0e i~remtaloes ntb gtatarea ttf :. -
tti anbet enb en- betaHbt 5ifffaHb al Slim %iiuoerns.
vi uti gtOt Ct ban0feot 8nlars for efhrfri 9lIz5st
n 8fpbto 0ora0riaget at nafarrbl iDn iift fha iarr.
tes meb Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sfrn fiicr Girfm r
irti. II. q. Ghfufn 4 6 o., EaI4sa =
f5alge3 hos apotbefere. 75c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

Drutnet. 6usmanb Sans 6nns
fen af 81. Gong falOt ifplge Sims
9ibenOe" gatien til Manoag ben 9.
Oft. / en- 5%srpesrap i 4orbeben al
fit Sjem og brutneoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

let. Gn SolOat, fom bleo fenbt Oer-
op. ianbi 2asen figgenbe paa Sui.
ret Iom bso. Deb burtig at tiItulSe
Oberl9gen. lDtteoes BET benne Deo
e%ner9iite OpIipninesforfp9 after at
bringe 5r. gi6et til 9ioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

5angetoIpnien pda 8 chen
ipnger MI pau fit iibite gers, ibet ben
efter 5Orlpoenbe / o9oriens aOis"
Til bIibe bGDet omtring Ulibtsn al
Ottober. &Olonien brog uo %. apr.
og bar ioaIsbes fomperet paa 9ebtn
omtrent ct bdlDt Qdr. Den l9ngis
5ib bar 5aneerne nrbejbet pad 2urur
6labe meb Citation / ,,@sbbuiet",
fom be forlOb | fibfte 9dlbbel at Dug.
Ser begpnbte be fom ~iebpanlis msb al
plante, men bar iensre for en- for Del
beItaftigebe meb at presIe 2bng. -
Sra ,,@ebbufet" broe be til ,,8uffen.
bufet", og I ben ffbite Mannebs Sif
bar Ganserne bruet Spaben puu Gem
5ebe, bbor ,,aibbuist" bar buffet benz.
ab 2lare er bet piit life uianbiDn.
ligt, at 6angerns fommer lii paunt
at beplante bet Nredl poo Slbffot
6ebe, Der for fort 5ib iiben BIER
bjsmfsgt at Slbspaabe, og bpormef
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

9opebet tnuft al en-
W sl1ebinge. pdu Sorblsie Msls
le itete iflg. q. 9. forlsbsn Gftsr.
mioOag bet lllpitestiIfaIbs, at 9Oelss
mano Ears Ssrgenfen fra 5ourbb
tIeO rant at en- Ms1eOinge / 5obebet
os br9bt paa Stebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

8ifaIb.
8eosfalb.
5oritanoersn for aloiteret / 9eI=
Iingsr, aonful 81. Smibt, er iftJ.
q. 9. Ssnodg ben 8. be. afgnaet
peo 0eoen, IA qar gammel. Qfosoe
par u bier at 0unnebrog.
manseadrig StOoribsr Deb
@tambuiet oROfenbolm". 8oritruaO
9rener. er ifsIge R. 9. 9srbag ben
7. os. afgaaet Oeo 9aben.
- Den 6. OCTOBER af9it 9orOinss
borg RealItoles for6enparenbe 9eit9s
rsr. Saeob G9riitian Mortin 9rum.
red Deoen. 80 Qar gammeI. 0imits
teret / 1871 fra Wletropolitanitolen
palgte ban, eFter b9oerlig at bdbs BE-
itaaet gtsamen artium og ben Iaas
talote 2. gtsamen, bet teoIogiite
Stuoium. Zen per onli9e 8urme.
meo bpilten ban omfotteoe bette, gao
rig oefaa IitterGrt til aenbe peb Ct
1843 mob $. 9rs6ner rettet Snbl99:
,.Nleo bDab Ret talbss 5eologien en-
Qsgn2". Gfter meb 9auoabilis at
bare taget teOIogiit Gtsamen, ubgaO
ban anonbmt to Smaaitrifter: st
Snbblif / ben odnite 6oltetirte" cg
n5oltetirtens nGrmefte 0p9aber", CO
I 1856 unber eget Raon: ,3eolosiIte
6IDbebIaoe" IA, / bbis ~inble6enbs
Orb ban tiger: Ssren Safeguards
Qn9re6 paa bet beitaden0e ian life
ignoreres; bet bar efterlabt en- 9roO /
ale 8emntter, og ..nogst mac Der
esres", BET er 2eienet ooeralt. Oct
rar biitnot en- 8irtning at Ssren
Safeguards 2ibsInn, Der boIbt bom
ira at iege en- 9ernine / &irtels
3eneite. Men, bpor tart ban eno
til I'm 0sb fslte fig tiltruften at e..
9irtegdarb, taiteoe bette bog ingen
Stn9ge ober ben SfoIsgerning, Ian
rfreoe be 36 Qar, / boilte ban par
@orbingborgs Re%olItoleg geifDrer. -
Gin og 6rejOigbeb bar Der ooer BAN
fom Carer. Og for fine Gleber bar
ban en- faosrlia Ben, til bbem be og@
iaa iangt ub ober Stoleaarene iegte
ben meb 3iGiO og 3afnemmeligbep.
Deb be geniibige 5orbonblinger mel
lem Redlftolernes 2ebere % Carer,
Der unber bans lange 5jeneftetib oftere
funbt Steb, fit bans Raab os rise
Stoleerfaringsr life ringe 5nbfDoelie
paa bort Rsalftolep9iens lpttelias
lbpifling. Ogiaa oenne arebs at
Mebarbejbere Os gsnner bill minbes
Sacob grums able Meteorological msb
aarligbsb os 5uf. II. 3. / Dbl"
Oanmart % 5pfftano.
Deb Slutningen at Ginonslopbebattsn
ben 10. BE-. / 5oltetinget tos nbens
riasminiitsren / 4nlebnina of en- al
&nbers Qielien fremfnt gsmertning
Orbet og ubtulte eftsrfslsenbe:
,Jpranlebigst Oeb u. Nieliens
Smtale at ben bunite rpenrigspolitit
I ben forlsbns CONNER ftal jeg bers
Oeb ubtale: De politiffe 5orbolo
runbt ON | 2anbene bar 10 | bette
aar paret rige puu fore 9egiOenbeber
og bar ogiou for bort 9ebfommenOe
giDet 4nlebning til alDorlig Gfters
tanfe; Dor 8eitr9belfe bdt altiD
gooet ub puu at O~pretbolbe bet goee
Iorbolb, bDori hi ftaar til andre
Gtdter, oe jeg BIZ baabe, at bette er
lbftebes. Seq tror | S9rbeles9eb at
funne ubtale, at bort 5orbolb til Dor
fbbligs Rabo bar bebret fig, os jes
ri uben at is mig | Stanb til at
fomme narmere inb pdd Sdgen, bOdb
Der life er mig muligt, ubtole Dnitet
oa 6aabet ON, at bette bebre 5orbolb
mart maa f9tte gobe Grugter".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

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bet mitiiare Spgebus. og / ben Nm
lsoning baDOe aubust for 8aOtopneng
9uslebnins. bemerteOs ban life, at
Der Oeb en- Sell beb Opnen ltremmsbe
en- Mangbe Gas ub / gaberummet.
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os itprtebe ON poo @ulOet uben al
tunne rpre fig.
Suu lanee 29sen bar Deb I'm Be-
bibitbeb, anfti1sbe ban SogttagelIsr
pDer fine pulsfug Os marfebe, bOOrs
tebes pulfen liot efter libt op6srts al
ilaa, famtiois meb. at Der inbfunbt
fig ct meoet fmertefuIOt SlOebefnbsns
be, Tom blep itarfere Os Ttarters, inS.
til ban miftebe 8ebibitbeben.
Da Or. gi9et bopbe luftet op for
8dbeponbet, bfeb bette peb at itrem.
me ub, og beb, at bet git neb gennem
2oftet til Spgebufets 9tonom, Bier
man opm1rffom paa, at Der mautts
bore noget gait fat oppe | gabeDarsl-