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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04
VERY WARM

Chicago Journal.
z DR.. Roosevelt is described as the man
of many degrees - About hundred and
ten In the shade, we should say.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04
IDEAS ON "REFoRM.D

Sugar City (Col.) Gazette.
There are some people in this town who
have about as much, idea Of real reform
as hound pup has Of table etiquet
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

The Minneapolis school board has aban-
doned vertical writing, thus recognizing
that its Indebtedness to the past was not
entirely paid. It Is just possible that mod
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

LEAD, S. D.-Howard Smead. sen Of the late
Walter Smead has taken the management or
the hotel bearing his fathers name IN this city
to succeed Ed Upstill. who has just gone TO
Long Pine, Neb. Some changes Will he made
in the hotel, including the installment of
nj and short-order cafe.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

MENoMoNIE, wIs.-The coroner's jury found
that Mrs. Isaac Friedman who was found
floating on Wilson creek, died of heart failure
while preparing to take a bath and fell into
the creek She came here from Phillips, Wis,
to attend a family reunion. A husband and
son survive. liz
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

PIERRE s. D.-The United States Fidelity
& Guaranty company of Baltimore Nd, has de-
posted with State Treasurer Collins government
the law of last winter requiring deposits from
surety comranies before they do business IN
the state. re-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

MENoMoNIE, WIs.--Undersherir Relph cap
aured Glen steyes; morse thief. at Clear Lake
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

MooRHEAD, M1NN.-The semi-annual state
teachers examinations commenced here yester-
day at the normal under the direction of
County Superintendent John Turner, assisted
by Miss Julia Sharp.-Contractor W. Fl. Mer-
rift has landed his third big contract for this
week, the last one being for the construction
of the new Swedish Lutheran church. The
contract price is $5.5SS. The brick work was
awarded to Carl Bjorkquist of this city fol-
81. a15. t--E-- - ~. - - 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

A pessimist is a man who believes
everything he thinks unlikely to be true
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

HASTINGS, MINN.-C E.. futile has been
appointed railway mail clerk on the river di-
vision between Chicago and Portage, Wis
A Seattle dispatch announces the death of John
II. Heath late of Hastings.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04
Si1nplified Spelling.

Three or four years ago Il b ) o u r
n al adopted the simplitied form OF
spelling applied to twelve words recon-
mended by the National Educational as
ISOLATION. The introduction Of the sim
plifed form Of spelling is being pro
NOTED by committee of scholars OF
whom Brander Matthews is chairman.
or declaration to adopt the simplified
spelling and are asking for signatures.
During May and June large numbers
of such promises were received by this
committee, and the names of some of
the most prominent are published.
Among them. are Judge Brewer of the
supreme court; DR.. Folwen of the Uni
versity of Minnesota; Isaac K. Funk,
editor of the Standard dictionary; Rich
ard Watson Glider, editor Of the Cen
fury; DR.. Hills, pastor of Plymouth
church, Brooklyn; William D. Howells;
Professor jerks Of Cornell university;
William J. Rolfe, editor of Shakspere;
Charles P. G. Scott, genealogical editor
of the Century dictionary; Edward S.
Sheldon, professor Of romance philology
in Harvard; President Smith Of Coe col
lege, Cedar Rapids; Calvin Thomas, pro-
fessor Of Germanic languages in Colum-
bia university; Andrew D. White, diplo-
matist, and many other persons, in addi-
tion to which are enumerated the Edu-
cational Review Of New York, New
York Independent, Literary Digest,
Medical World and The Minneapolis
Journal. -..
Not very long ago an unprogressive
contemporary undertook to make it ap-
pear that this reformed spelling move
ment was merely fad approved only
by faddists and not by scholars. The
list of names signed to this "declara:
/ ton of independence from the old and
cumbersome forms Of spelling is suf
fcient justification Of the action OF
T h e Journ al in adopting this meth
cd, and we feel quite proud Of the com
pany we are in. These twelve words
however, constitute only a beginning
which will lead ultimately to othe1
equally justifable changes in English
spelling. ... s.a.=
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

ABERDEEN, S. D.-Judge Mccoy sentenced
Frank Lewis. Oscar Johnson. Henry Helner.
o. l.. Hedemark and Robert Lang each to four
teen months in the penitentiary. They pleaded
guilty to having robbed q store at Hecla.
SIOUX FALLS S. D.-Altho the town of
Gregory will not be a year old until Aug. s.
it is one of the most prosperous of the new
towns in the ceded portion of the Rosebud In
dian reservation. Steps are being taken to have
it organized under the laws of the state and
to construct q waterworks system.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

DEADWOOD s. D.-Extensive arrangemente
are being made for the meeting of the NationeA
Association of Railway Commissioners, to be heso
in Lead and Deadwood, Aug. IL and Is.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

SPRING VALLEY, MINN.-Fred Zeche, a
prosperous farmer residing about five miles east
of this city, is dead, aged IA.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

NEW ULM, MINN.-The Brown County Agri-
cultural society has arranged for one of the
largest fairs that has been held in this
county, and has fixed the dates for the fair
on Sept. q, % and %. Several thousand dol
lars will be expended in premiums and for at
fractions, and there will be purses aggregating
$7O0 day for the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

owAToNNA, MINN.-Miss Clara Belle Mon
roe, who has been superintendent and head nurse
at the Owatonna city hospital ever since its
installation has resigned. Her position has been
taken by Miss May White of Minneapolis.-The
lawsuit between q. z. Bigelow and J. Frank
Journal, the management of that paper,
has been occupying the attention of Judge BUCK
ham the past two days Owing to the dis
agreement the paper was last winter thrown
into the hands of a receiver and has been so
conducted pending the settlemnt of difficulties.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04
GRAIN And GRASS
THAT CAN GO DRY
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS ARE
MADE BY UNCLE SAM.
A Chain of Stations from Texas to the
British ossessions-Experts Looking
Over the Situation at Pierre-The
State Banking Law of South Dakota
Upheld by the Supreme Court.
Special to The Journal.

Pierre, S. D., Aug. 4-Professor z. G.. Chill
colt, formerly of the state agricultural college,
now OF the government agricultural bureau, and
DIR. j. L. Briggs of that department, accompa-
MED by Professor w. A. Wheeler of the agricul-
tural college force have been in this city on
matters connected with the work of the govern
ment in its experiments in drought-resisting
grains and grasses
The work in which they are engaged at pres
ent is that of establishing chain of stations
across the country from Texas to the British pos
sessions for the purpose Of making tests Sta
lions have been located beginning at Amarillo,
Texas, and continuing thru western Kansas and
Nebraska. The next is to be located in South
Dakota. North Dakota will get also.
Where it is practical the government bureau
works with the state stations, in the case of this
state the Highmore experiment station. In other
cases they attempt to work with the government.
In this cannot be done stations under
charge of a government agent are established
The work in South Dakota will be confined to
the Highmore station, and another is to be
tablished at some point between here and the
Black Hills.
The party took short drive west of the
river, and have gone east with the intention OF
returning time i'll September to make the
trip the western part of the state to the
Black Hills and select a location for the e1-
perimental station west Of the Missouri
State Banking Law Upheld.
| In the csse of South Dakota VS.. G. L. Struble,
which has just been decided by the supreme
court, the validity of the state banking law IL
| upheld in every particular where it was at
| tackled.
Struble, cashier of the Esan State bank,
on demand Of the public examiner, furnished that
| official with statement of the condition
of the bank at the close Of business Sept ~
| 1903. The statement was found to be false and
suit was brought against Struble under the
banking law, which provides penalty of peni-
| Tertiary sentence of not less than one year nor
more than ten years for this offense.
Attorneys for Struble demurred to the COM
plant the ground of unconstitutionality Of
| the statute, and the demurrer sustained by
| the trial judge. The public examiner brought
! the case to the supreme court, which has over.
| ruled the trial court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

SUPERIOR, W1S.-Albert Under, Is years
old. was killed at the new Hanna coal dock. He
foil 25 foot ftfae5s -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04
FERGUS FALLS, M1NN.-Announcemen

have been received here of the marriage Of
Harry o. Iverson. of the firm of Iverson & Lee,
clothing merchants Of this city, and Miss Maud
Livingstone Hoag who was until recently
music teacher here. The wedding occurred 1T
the brides home at Hayward, Wis.-Sherif
Christianson came up from Lyon, Marshall coun-
ty. today and arrested man named j. G.
Miller on the charge of taking away mortgaged
property.-News is received of the death of
Mrs. J. A. Hewitt at Bena, Cass county.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

APPLETON, MINN.-Ole Robertson. farm
err of Hantho township, is the second person to
drown in the waters of the Minnesota river
south of Appleton this eason:-.Appleton is
considering the question of putting In COM
plete system of sewerage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

LA CROSSE, wtS.-William Hoffman. a
farmer near Lancaster, was wounded in the
leg by bullet from gun discharged by his
dog. Hoffman dropped the weapon to the
ground near fence. His dog in scratching
at 1t pulled the trigger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

wINoNA, M1NN.-The injuries suffered a
month ago by Mrs. Christina Bohn when she
was run down by bicycle upon a sidewalk are
turning out to be more severe than was sup
posed Her physicians have just found out that
she suffered n fracture Of the hip. This will
strengthen her case in her suit against the city
Of Winona for damages of $40, 200.-Miss Mel
ton Of Salt Lake CITY Will be welded at Salt
Lake City Utah. on Sept. 2. The groom is a
nephew Of Bishop Cranston and the bride has
for several years past been commercial teacher
in the Winona high school,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04
The Kaiser Rebufed.

It is the era Of new5convictions and new
trials
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

However, the book is we'll worth read
ing. Mr.. Jervey has done a good piece
of work. 1t is one which the lover Of
good style, of clear thinking and easy,
unstrained expression of thought, will
enjoy. He will admire the finer types
of manhood and womanhood which are
presented; he will be moved with pro-
found pity for the &dusky race, made
the sport and playthings of political
tricksters, and his indignation will be
stirred against those same tricksters.
He will find himself face to face with one
Of the most trying problems we have to
meet in both a political and a religious
way. But with all this, he will find
heroes and heroines to interest and
amuse and lure him on to the end. ALI
are attractive-some of them fne-and
the end problem is, after all, the old
one of a woman's choice-not 1.-THE Lady
or the Tiger" but kindred to it-and
this woman the finest Of the book, one
Of the best southern types. 1t is, good
reading, and he who reads it once will
read it again. w. R. K
The Neale Publishing company, New York.
THE AGES OF SOME ."YoUNe"
WRITERs.-some Of our young writ
ers Seem to be getting old For exam
pie, we still think Of Richard Harding
laws e1'o VI ]dC e1SO llS was Wllells sile
wrote Gallagher" But, while Richard
& is; still himself, he is no longer a boy.
The Bookman for August is authority
for the statement that the author of
Van Bibber must be either in his forty
first or forty-second year. Marion Craw-
ford is past 81, Winston Churchill is
almost 35, and Booth Harrington is in
his thirty seventh year. George Barr
McCutcheon is thirty-nine and Thomas
Dixon is past forty-one. The Bookman
does not tell the ages of the young
women writers-of course not. Still, we
do not see quite why they should be
allowed to be perpetually youthful, while
the ages of the young men are thrown
at them like bricks. r.
The August Bookman contains much
that will appeal to book readers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

Portsmouth. N. f., has Bird Center
beaten to FRAGILE. .--
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

SIOUX CITY, I0WA.-Apropos OF the whole
sale assertions from the United States army.
out of the 100 recruits enlisted at the Sioux
City station last year but fifty are now in the
service. So numerous have the assertions be-
come that a new army must be recruited prac-
tically every three wears.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

bic and soon regain her losses, but it
will be unfortunate indeed if the les
son of the ounce of prevention is not
driven home this time.
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on file at American Express
& Office. 3 Waterloo place. and u. q. Express
!. Office 80 Strand. - -
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on file at o. 8. Legation.
ST. PAUL oFFICE-420 Endicott building. Teie'
phone, NJ W., Main $780,
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eARIs-Journal on file at Eagle bureau. os Rue
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TELEPHoNE-Journal has private. switchboard
y for both lines. Call No. 8 on either line ana
j call for department you wish to Sneak to.
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he correctness of the Milwaukee census is
dispute, and a recount may be ordered
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NEW YORK OFFICE Tribune building.
->a.... D. A. CARROLL, Manager
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FAST SIDE CFFICE-CGntral avenue and Sec
ond street. Telephone, Main sNo. 8.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04

CHICAGO OFFICE. Tribune building,
w. Y. PERRY. Manager
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
StOrt GesnfalO / New Yorf.

3i0lig paa 9agen BEN 3. bs. git
Der en- itart Regnitorm ben oper Nefu
gOrt o9 foraariagebe flere l1lptter :
iom 9anb 89lbere, Stanbsning al
9ruffit, og fIere gA9ninger, iom bar
unOer Opfpriel, rumleOe iammen.
Stormen begpn6te 2erbag GftermiOz
bag al. 5 Og bIeO 0eb til Spnbag SIN.
SCI. Il, og / ben 3ib faIbt Der 3.53
CONNER 9anb. 9unblebnin9er oberz
fplotes, iaa @anbet itOb @aberne.
og 5olf matte babe gennem @anbet
for at nad til 5argerne.
Sra 8berne g2arEeben melbes ON
3e9nfdlb, Iom be life bar fenbt Mus
ge til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
NutOmobilsGfre

Sra Nep gort meI0es unOer 3. b8.,
at Der rapporterebes 40 2tutomobilz
lllDtter o9 omfring glep gort /
4uguit Maareo. yli gerIoner bleb
orebte paa Stebet, o9 flere andre bleD
iaa Iemt toaiteoe, at be bliper arp6@
finger for 9io8tib. 3 Flere 5ilfaIoe
Hap Acknowledgment fri for 2(rreit
beb at fore burtig bort. $ andre 5ils
f9loe bleb De arreitereoe fun for at
ter at lgslaoes at Magiitrdten. Gn
nomirel Wlulft bar ben alborliQIte
Straf no9en 5erer if, Itsnt en- 81
rer, Iom traf til at bare rig, nu sr
unoer 2(nflage / 8rootlnn for Manos
bra6.
9et bar patt life ringe getDmring,
at Der Iter iaa mango lllntter meo 2(u>
tomo6iler. Gn Qapner Sames g.
8ia bar / en- 0istu8iion ON Mibbel
imob Ilige lllbtter uotalt:
,3ibens Q(utomo6il 2oogioning
er paa fell @runo. Q(utomobilz2oos
gioninaens miGennium bill tomme,
naar aIe De loOlige gejfarere tommer
iammen for at 6eItntte iig ielo imoO
be uloDlige. 2tutomo6iliIten buros
altib Opre adroudgen for life at ubz
iatte anor' @eifarere for 5are. De
Der tsrer meO 6eite, maa op0ru9e be-
res 6eIte til at taale NerbarelIen af
andre @eifdrere. 6on raIonerer bet
6ele taget, at Cob for 5artens Sur
ti96eb bill life alene flare saqen. Der
maa pGre Qtaroaagen6eb og 6enIpnss
fulo6eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
llbelOig NutOmObilfpriel

Sra G6.co9o meIOes om en- iaare
r6el0ig 2(utomo6ilteiel 2erbo9s.
Garl 2trbs, 2tutomobilfprer, bIeo pie.
6litfeIi9 Ora6t. o9 6. 9. Greelmun,
en- 9a5iager, tom alporlig til Stdoe.
Greelman Ipetulerebe pad at tebe N}az
itinen, og 2tr6s biloe bile 6am, bbao
BEN tunOe gpre. Mebens be Iua forz
iagte at Oreje uo af ct ganeippr, Bier
2tutomobilet uitprli9t, og Ou bet ioa
git meO en- ooloIom 5urt, begpnbte
bet at lp6e runbt / en- Girtel. Q(r6s
6leo ou taitet af. lunoebe pau 6ooe@
ret og tnuite 6ierneitaloen. GreeIz
man bleO taitet at noget 8uitpatit
peb Siben al 9ejen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
lllDfte pan 2aft Superior.
GIlepe W1ennefter 0 M
to m ne.

Der berettes fra baabe 2tIblan0,
gapfielO og DULUTH ON ct Stibsforz
liz me0 iprgelig alOorlige 5plger.
Der 6er7tebe / 5rebags en- polbiom
Storm paa Gate Superior. Set 5arz
tej, Iom baboe Il perioner omboro,
6poribtanot 4 apinber, naaeoe 2anb
efter at 6aoe f9mpet MOB 8plgerne
6ele 5rebdg gldt og libt frpgteligt of
llbi9ttelIe og aulOe. 8a bette be-
rettebes ben 3. bs. bar enonu 6 Me0z
lemmer al 8eI9tningen paa Stibsz
Ord8et, og man frpgtebe, De Oilbe I9tz
te 9ioet til, fsr 9feOning fun0e ienz
Oes Dem.
U1en perre gift bet meb Seponia.
8et bar paa 8ei fra Q(Ioue3 til Grie
meo en- Calming Sernerb, og langt u0e
paa 5een gre6es bet y Stormen Dg
IA itebes inb imob Sanb 9Sslanb, bpor
Ret grunOItpote. 80 8aabe iattes od
u0, Og al be % 9erIoner OmborO
Iatte Il uo / ben enc goab og naae6e
2anO efter en- g}ats fare 0pleoelier,
o9 oa De lanoeoe pua en- POE apit
moatte be 9aa 2 U}il til bet narmeIte
8armer6us. Sire al Oi5ie par &binz
Der. De sorige, al 6Oilte 7 forbIeo
paa 9raget, o9 fire latte ub ben ans
Den gaoO, ipnes oGe omtomne. st
Re6nin9sparti paa Is Monb, Iom bar
Te9t 'ter Oem, bar intet Spor funnel
finoe of bem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
Gn 9rens lepenoe itest.

Der mebbele8 b. /. September fra
6anni6al, Mo., at Gbarles G6riItian,
en- II Q(ar gammel Dreng. bleb leOen
be itegt pad Union Citation at en- an
zen 9reng peb RaDn Mc9ain, iom
6Glote en- aanbe 8usoIin oper Gbars
leg GbriItians alGoer og Iatte Slb
pdd benz.
gbriitinn bar beo at Ieae meo noale
andre 0renge, ba Mc2din tom ioinz
genbe meb en- @asolintanbe. Gfter ct
ban TO @ange bdbbe truet meb at itege
G6riitian lebenbe. uofsrte ban GRUB
ielen. Son tog proppen af 8dnoen,
taitebe fig oOer 0ren9en og gennems
blsbte bans aleber meb @asolin fra
5op til 3aa, 6oorefter ban reb en-
3anbIttf Og latte SlO paa G6riitians
al9ber.
Eie6liftelio bar ben ulbttelige
0reng inbbpaet | Glammer; ban IA.
itebe iig neo pdd @aben og Iegte for
oGbes at Ilutfe Slben, mebens ban ubs
Itgbte 6ierteIfarenoe Smertensitrg.
Manee U}enneiter tom til, men bel
lDtfebes life at fdu Slben lIuftet, fprs
eno bper eneIte &f9bestraao bar
brqnbt af aroppen pud Drengen.
6uns 9iO itaar life til at rebbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
a. g(Atg
&rmeniere mDrbcs.

Sra 5iflis, aautaIus, berettes un<
Ger 1. Sept; 8pen S6uI6a er 6elet=
ret al 5artarer. De er oel6ebebnthe
pg mprOer Qlrmeniere for 6obe.
SeIegraffor6in0elien meb ben 6slej<
leOe 9b bleO afbrubt @aar @t.er.
miO0aqs. Der nares utOorli9 5rpgt
fer, at 9unOreoer af 2iO bill blioe
pfret.
@4uf4u ligger $50 Mil ipb for
3tflis bet uiiutiite 8autofus. 8pen
bubbe 1890 antageli9 32,40o Snbs
6pggere. Den bar tibIi9ere 6sfeitet
pg bar at glaturen en- meget itertt be-
itpttet 9eliggen6eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
GOOieuclt % gSilbelm.

Sra Opfer Ban berettes: 5elgenoe
er OrblDoen at bet 2ntsnitningste!ez
gram, aejIer 0iIbelm ienbte qreiis
bent Rooiepelt / 2(nIeoning af Opers
enstomiten / Portsmouth mellem
5rebstommisI9rerne:
o0eues qalab, %. Q(uguIt. 9raTs
bent 5beooore RooiepeIt: Retop mob.
taaet 9a6el ira qtmerita ON GnigFo
inoenfor 5reostonfsrenceu ON fore
ls6ige 6reOsbetin9elIer. SEQ er bier.
tclig qIab og uotaler mine oprigtigite
9btsnftninger ooer bet glimrenbe
6elo. fom Itplbes Deres utrGttelige
9eitrabelIer. Zen bele Menneitebto
maa og oil forsne zig / at tatte Dem
for ben tore gelgerninq, De bar gpeI
mob BEN. ggilbelm 5. g."
graiiOent 36eobore RooieDelt ioas
reoe 9erpad;
aSeg tutter Dem paa bet 6iertes
Ii9ite for 9eres 2ptsnifninger og
enIfer at benptte benne 2tnlebning til
at ubtrDtfe min bb6e 2lnerfenOelIe af
BEN Ulaabe, 6borpda De Iamoirtebe
meb mig paa et6bert puntt / 8eitraz
6elierne for at bibfsre 6reo Oriens
ten. Oct far b9ret mig en- meget itor
Glabe at funne idmarbeibe meb Dem
benimob bette Maal.
5beooore RooispeIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
6eber= SituatiOnen.

5 be iiOite 0uge tpOer uae 9erets
ninger paa, at ben gule 6eber er /
itart 2(ftagen i g}ep Orleans. Qtns
taqet al 6aaoe 0posfalo og npe 3ilz
falOe er itartt / 2tfta9en. S 2prba9s
oar Der fun 3 0gOsfolo, 20 me 5ils
fqlOe og Il npe 6oci. Den itprite
8are er nu for 2anooiitritterne uoens
ON, men 2(rbejOet for at ubrpbbe
4eiten o9foa Der itrioer fremoo iaa
6urtigt Iom muligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
Gn bunoreOaaris OpO.

R9iten 101 2tar bar &ufus 8.
gii4sr, ea fan bsbs i Suffer, 9. 8.
ben 20. Dug. 9aObe ban IeOet til
ben Is. Sept, piIbe ban bupe fpIot
101 2lar, 6an bar en- af be to gem
lebenbe fra 8lact Sutpt &rigen.
pa ban bar Is Mar, fpttepe bans
5oralpre til Snoianu fra Obio. 5
mango 2lar bar ban 9uptoin pau
8aabe, iom gil pau Nlisiislippi. 9an
babbe tampet for lit 2ib tre @angc:
i glact 9amt arigen, ben meritanite
arie og 9orgerfrigen. Sntet anbet
enb bans 6Sje 9tloer btnbrebe bam /
at beItdge / 9rigen meb Spanien.
3il ban bar 80 2(ar, par bans 9ers
breo uomGriet. Sun bar life bdar>
ligere pau i'm 5bbIelsbug Sjor, enO
at ban funbe beTo9e @erbensubItilline
gen ct. Qouis. Ser fejrebe ban
Ooeen Idmmen meb mango gamle
aenbinger. 3il 8loct Sims fom
pilber / 1877.