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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

in honor of the French and American
officers returned from the yorktown
victories.
AS general of the army Washington
took command of forces undrilled. I'M
organized. untaught of war. He weld
ed them into an army of ironsides.
who won victories. endured terrific
trials and knew how to sustain defeat.
The dignity of his bearing and the
severity OF his discipline did not alien
ate his soldiers. for with these quail
ties of the officer were mingled the
human attributes of the man OF feel
ing.
For eight years this man. who loved
nothing better than the quiet OF do
nestle life. hardly slept a single night
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17

his marriage. January 6. 1883. he re-
sided there and gave the closest at
tention to the Improvement Of . his
estate, and all his landed interests in
the Shenandoah region and the Ohio
valley. He made Mount Vernon one
of the best cultivated and most high
ly improved plantations in Virginia.
and added largely to its bounds until
1t embraced 10000 acres. and had
river frontage of ten miles. The nat
ural yield of the soil of this planta-
ton was never first class; indeed, 1t
rs surprising that so good a farmer
and Judge of productive lands could
have reconciled himself to cultivate
them to the extent he did. as lands
In the Shenandoah valley were vastly
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17
FREEDOMS
GREATEST
CHIEFTAIN.
Career Of Washington as a Young
Man, an Indian Fighter,
Lover, a General and
a State m a n.

It has been said of George Wash
sngton, as of Lamartine, that he had
no youth; he was born a man.
His active career began at the age
OF sixteen. and for three years he
served the Fairfax family, of Belvoir.
as surveyor Of their vast estates on
the far side Of the Blue Ridge. In
thts work he had the first taste Of the
forest wilds. He swan rivers, climb
I'D mountains, waded morasses and
blazed pathways; he lived on rude and
Scanty fare, with the screech of the
wildcat In his ears. In the heart OF
khe savage indians country he slept
on q bed Of branches or pillowed
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17

SO MA NY YEARS AGO. {

The man who was so patient, so skill
full, and SO brave,
That all the people looked to him their
country's cause to save"
As grandma ceased, we heard the tan
old clock a-ticking slow,
AS if 1t said. Il, too, was there, so
many years ago.
I saw that noble soldier VINO made the
country free;
Remember. then, his glorious deeds
when you look up at me.
While time shall last, in this our land,
his fame shall brighter gov;
I, too, beheld George Washington, so
many years ago."
H. A. Ogden, in st. Nicholas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17


we went at mothers call
To meet the famous patriot, who stood
so straight and tall.
curtsied as the fashion was, with
both my cheeks aflame;
He took my hand and said was q
dainty little dame
"Then Ben's turn came. The general
bent down and took his hand.
Tn truth said he, my little man,
you'd make a soldier grand!
But Ben could only smile and stare,
SO very strange it seemed
That this was General Washington, OF
whom SO oft he'd dreamed
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17

lands, entertaining his visitors, writ
ing letters and keeping accounts. OF
every penny, the President, now
growing old and somewhat worn,
lived from day to day the sort Of life
he loved.
But once again came the call to
arms. When the nation was threat
ened with war from the old friend
and ally, France, it summoned Wash
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17

apon his faithful horse. Every day he
faced death.
At the age Of nineteen Washington
was already a marked man. Signs
appeared of a French and Indian war.
The STRIPPING was chosen majcr OF the
Virginia troops. Within two years ne
became commander Of the northern
military district OF Virginia.
When the Virginians determined to
drive the French from the Ohio Valley
they placed a regiment in command OF
Washington. Thus began the military
career of Washington. Although but
q youth, inexperienced in warfare. ne
had displayed the qualities uf tried
commander.
With all the daring and hardwood Of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17

Great-grandma liked to tell US how, SO
many years ago,
When she was but little child, just
like ourselves, you know.
She saw the Continentals pass, one
sunny summer day,
Upon their march to Pomptcn, some
forty miles away;
and how George Washington and
aides, in faded buff and blue,
Stopped at her home for luncheon.
It's really, truly true.
Bald she: "My brother Ben and l
were shy as we could be;
But both of us were pleased to hear
the general praise the tea.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17

ington to reconstruct an army. Nor
did ne refuse. At this Time, when
weighted with cares and years, in the
full enjoyment of his cuntry's, graft
tude, and when ready t. spend happy
years in the repose of the country, he
died. To him by universal accord
has been given the highest title that
any man can win: George Washing
ton: the Father Of His Country"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17

cophagus is on the righ;: his wife's
bears the simple inscription: Mar
tina. consort of Washington. aged IL"
Within the new tomb are the remains
of many of the Washington, Custis
and related families. Near the tomb
is a monument to Bushrod Washing
ton.-New York Post.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17
tn. Cherry Tree Boomerang.

Washington has aust heard another
version of the cherry tree episode.
81 thought was telling the truth,
he muttered, when said / did 1t
with my little Ratchet, but l guess the
blame thing must have been boom
erang."
Knowing that misery loves com
pany he went forth to tell Jenerson
horse, story.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE.

when he did not hear the roll Of
drums.
Frederick the Great said nothing in
history could compare with the brill
liancy of Washington's jersey cam
paign. He classec Linn as the greatest
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17

Oysters to the number of 41.1ss,137
were opened for 2earis in the Cey-
lon pearl fisheries in 1908.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17
Tina. Hatchet story.

G. Weather. I'm caught with the
goods on me. and | scorn to squeal-.
New York American.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-17
MARTHA WASHINGTON

OF the 136561 freight cars ordered
for American railroads last year
35. 900 were of steel construction.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12

mer meo en- 6enpenbelie angaatnhe
,0anit luthsrf airfebIuo".
,9anIt litberit airteblao" er bet
pHicieae 8loo, 6pori Den loren. airs
tes aasIerer og areosmisiionens
aasierere foitterer for 9iora9 til
Samfunoets Misiionsr. 3eri inos
rptteg ogiaa frit ale Setenotgsrelie r
I'm Reoer, og oerfor CT bet al itor
getnoninQ. at gldbet bliber uobreot
6ldnot port 9irtefolt, iom BERGEN
nem tan faa CpIqsninger angaaenoe
Snotaeter til be ioriteaige Sams
funosfasier og foa 8eiteo ON, 4por
% 6pornaar Der 6oloes areosmsper,
Misiionsmpber 0. [. liant meget ana
Get at tor getpbning for Zen for.
a:rfes Weolemmsr.
Seq nil ba 6erpeo gerns 6eos oore
apinoeforeninger / Sumfunoet ON
at o9re meo til At uObreoe a8anit
.ut6erIf a~irte6laO" iarlig 6lanbt Den
loren. Sirtes 9pinoer. Ser er en-
gco Samfunbsiag At arbejoe for. -
6pem oil b9re mt62
Maaits apinoefoyeninger tunoe
6oloe nogle faa Blade at uo0eIe til
fattigt. iom 9erne piIoe Iaie BET. -
taer fun6e iamIe noqle 45onnenier.
Del tai glaoe os at 6sre fra aoins
oeforeningerne ON be oil o1re meo
til al lpfts / Slot, ioa CAN'T lut6erit
& .rfs6lao" fan blioe uobrsot blanot
fele oort airfefolt.
6ri QrsnezGtsempldrer at 9laoet
iii blipe tilienOt til ltooeiin9 til Sc,
iom m~atigois oiI 6ol6e 9laoet.
Strip til Dc %angaosnoe ben Sag.
2Gr6soiait
3unif6 Qut6. PUBL. 6ouie,
PAUL Qeterion. geitnrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12

Der er nit itte iaa tor 6are for. 6por
8uos gern iamles til Den Slags
Mpoer. at Dc oeropsr glsmmer 6ei=
mesfeguostieneiterne og De bsaige 6a=
trdmentsr.
5 BET 6ele tagst timber ie9 Batter
Gigs Qrtifel noget abnormal. iarIie
Sammenligningsn meaem Qarsmsz
eets llotalelie Og iaa Get. ban fadr
Metooiften til at Ii9e. = 4Oert Sab
turoe ban bare funnel faa Metooiiten
til at tale CAN'T. Oct piloe maaite
Fare mot minore rigtigt. men Der fin
res 10 od o9iaa oanite Metooiiter, og
cet oanite Sprog er oa ~iittert life ia1
fdttigt, uOen at MetoOiiten let funoe
bare uotrntt iig paa 0anIt.
Drum. aebr., 8. Sept. 1905.
.. 5. 6anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12

/ Wiaeiton, u. DAT, Onsbag often
ST.. 9.45. 6porfra be guar uo pr.9Ogn.
Qae beoes unberrette Sens 8irsa
en- here's aomme; fan msoer benz iaa
/ @iaeiton.
Seq bar tentt ienere at gipe en-
file geitriOelie al Der fprite 1ur til
0anebiae; men 5iben tiGaber mig bet
life nu.
6isrtelig 0ilien til ale meO 9nIte
om, at bet, iom er begpnbt / 9errenS
Rapn, maa fortiattes til bans Gapns
9ere o9 bort 5oIt til Sam og Bel
.ii9nelfe.
Gbers forbunbne
q. 6. Qaber9,
Genmdre, q. 8at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12
3nsen SSare / Oeu Retning.

,,9isoommen er retf1roisgjort Al
aue fine ggrn" (Quc. Z, 35).
8eo at laie g. 2. Digs Stptte i
.9aniteren" Gr. 70 tom jeg til at
tGnte paa bette Orb. min Qutbevs
rom ben tai ieg life tale ON.
Mlen er BET Metooisme, ION fer er
napnt, oa, efter 6DaO je9 tan 6eosms
me, er belle Den inore Misiion / 9unz
mart Metooisme. og jeg oil blot iigs:
CAB Dc iom SUBS Soft 6eOe 6erren
ON. at 2ipet. ION 6erren itanteoe Dc
/ 0aoben, maa oeb 5roen tomme til
at fpoe, fom Seius ielo flyer, BET pil.
CAB bet iaa 6lipe falot Metooisme.
Seq mener life, at Ri er ubsnfor 5ars
/ port Samfuno. men jeg tror life,
rem ligger melt / bette. o9Oao jeg
flyer cher, bet tiger je9 aae, paa9erl"
qlbert Qsa, Z. Sept. 1905.
g. Gtaufen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12
y9anif lntberif airteblao"

@eo Somfunoets Qarsmsoe / Gse
bar GaGs blep Der ubtalt angaaenoe
ubbrebelien at De hinges 9lab", at
ungoomsforenin9erne bebft tunbe to.
&c ia at bet peb at holbe ct porti
pda famine Maube, ION Ssnoagsifos
lsrne 6olber ,,ggrnsblabet".
Seq Oilbe iaa iige, at ben famine
5remgangsmoabe tilbels tunbe moas
ife meb gobt Reiultut benptteg peo
uObreOelIsn at .9anft lutberft airte.
blab". Seq bill ba 6erbeb benitiae
Sanfen til pore apinbeFOrsninger
Samfunbst pg bebe benz ON at togt
Jig fibt uf llObreOelisn uf bette 8ldb
bort Sdmfunbsorean.
) Qarsberetningen for 1905 fnbei
fslgenbe 0ebt9gt dngonenbe pori
IGamfunbs gIube: IS getrugtniat
al ben fore gstbbning bore 8loo'
far for Subs Rigss ubbrsbslfe blanb'
bert 5Olt, O%pforbrer Gdrsmsbst
Samfunbet og bets @enner til at sp'
1T iborbiet 4rbeibs for bisies enbni
bioere ltbbrebelfe". Oct sr | 5enboli
ssnne garueraf, at ieg fremfom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12
giogle gemGrfninger til
3. 9. Sigs SporgSmaal.

qaftor 9. e. 9igs artifel / Dam
reren" Rr. 70 er iiftert al mango be
pen laft mso 5nteresie og - 5orboOs
felie. Men bet er oa gobt, at Der
bog finOes eet hit 6upeo. Der fan tanz
fs paa nogst, ION andre life bar t9ntt
paa fer. Obi I Qarsmpoets Il D a =
ellie, iom paitor Big tiaeber iig It
fable en- geotagt, Og / 6pilfen ban
gjner en- ~betantelig metooiitiit 9ers
bens, er Der beg Oiit nGppe noget
anbet Samfunbsmeblem, Der 6ur ist
noget farligt.
d tg laite Qarsberetntngen, inn
tes ieg, bet bar en- itsn uotalelie. og
MI, efter at BABE let ben anfgrt %
fritiIeret, ipnes ben mig enbnu ftBns
mere. Selp ON jeg laier ben igennem
meb NOT iad bpb Gftertante, fan js5
life fda famine 5acit iom pait. Dig.
martelig uOt, men paitor Big bar
jp oa meo til Qarsmg6et, eg ma
altfad bare Dqret meb til at uotaie
i'm 0l9be oper bet, ban nj timber
metobiitiit. Meb minore ban ba pros
teiterebe, bpab Qorsberetningen iutet
n9bner ON.
, On if jag misforitour artitlen,
ba er ban Toa omtrent ~opsr6eoif ON
- pdd @%runbldg at Qarsmsoets uoe
tulelie =, at Sumfunoet er i Serb
meo at bli0e m~etobiitif.
! 6Dert JdiO bar ban ienbt
Gpsrgsmaalet uo / .9anfteren" og
timber bet ,,st 6etimeligt Spsrgas
madl".
Seq unbres oirteGig oOer, at en-
Manb, Der bar Daret meb til at uo>
banne en- Itor Del at Samfunbets
qrefter, funbe TenOe ct iuubont
Spsrgsmaal at Steb.
ut pditor @ig er gennsmslutberf
bet er Der n9ppe noeert, Der tOibltr
I'm. Selp Den nOrfte Spnobe" gis
Der BAN Suffering for 2utberbom.
Oq man turbe 10 ba fo~ruOfatts, at
hnn hnr unberbift fine Gleber | @ubs
Orb og ben lutberife 2ars, og MI
ffulbe be, ia bels Somfunoet, pud zen
Sang bore bleOne fmittet at Msto.
bismen = nei, bet er pirtslig utenfe'
Iigt.
Sfulbe pi fom 2utberanere iffI
funne bolbe Samtales, Opbbeeslfes.
ga gsnnemsber uben berfor at blip'
MetobiHer9 50, faaman fan Di fdd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12
Nlmanaffer 1905.

9i bar no9le fad Qlmanatter for
i 4ar, iom Ri pil i9lge til &c. Stpts
tet. iua l9ngs Spla9et bartr.
2Glore Q%arganse iaIges for 10c.
Stpttet, Iaa lanee bapes.
Oct CT 10 interesiant At bdpe en-
riQtig oanit Qlmanaf neo oauite 5ors
t%alinger.
asb Dem for be 0iitorier. iom er
I benz.
6rimarfsr mpota9es ION getas
ling.
Danish Publishing House,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12
Saf.

glaar ieg Ter Den pioe, oeiIige Sletz
te meo @ras. 9lomiter og @anoIeb.
faa Tiger ieg til min SUB: Din oeis
lige 4atur % MenneItenes Spno pas
ier iaa uenoelig o~aarIi8 Smmen";
ret, ION pasier beoft / Din qnoi9e
6aDe, er Barnet, ION hopper %
ipringer omtring.
0dar jeg Ter BET oeili9e. 6el9efcr=
mige Qano. iom i~tratter Jig iao langt.
Ziet mar, iaa ier ie8 t 4anosn Bar
net. fom boltrer ia paa oct beilise
3appe; lite Barnet, ION RED aitins.
fcritaar alting, men 9arnei, lem er
Barn. o8 5gis 6ierts og Sinotlag
noqen Maaee itemmer oberens meo
por fare 5reliers.
Rel! Mtsnneitents Spno % Den
reilige Ratur pasisr life iammen, BET
far ieg after og after ia9t til mig
ielp; men oil ri tjene ben 6erre 5eius
os gaa frsm / 6%eaiqgsrelie ida fan
rore 6ierter ogIaa TONNE til al li9ae
ZEN selpleieoe Mart, 6por life alIien5
ufrubt faar 2oo At 6reoes, men mt
tig SaO og glomffer potter.
0errel Dan nit oisrte. at BET moa
lisne bit tore Meiterpart. oRaturen"
= ren, ten og ano; ia, irsm fcr
aft; ianO.
6oao pasier pei odarli9ere iammen
enO At Oanore / Sfoosn eaer paa ben
mute Slette % ii9e en- Qegn eue-
uptale en- CD.
Saa tom jeg pa 6jem isen til m :
- tare Canada. - ia. bporfor itte2
DIR, 6oor man bar line, Der er tart
enten bet beboer Canada eaer Il. z.
Saa bar isg Da emrfaret. al man tan
blipe glao RED noget iad proiaiif ION
tn SOP Cine Gar. IA ieg iaa ben
Ttaa paa 3epoten faroig Tor mig, bleo
.jes iaa glao, at ieg ipntes, jeg tunoe
pmfoone ben; men BEN par 10 tor g
tolo for 9~arligbeb.
5at iaa. 9enner. for 9agsret meo
tolot @uno. boor ieg fit BET. 5ja=
relen oil goot 5piite til mig: Gr ou sn
at 6errens imaa2 iaa 6srren itdi.
belgnne Dem. ION 9iDer big ct gaser
tolot 8an0, - 10 jeg er at be imaa.
men ogiaa en- ri9tig fife en-. ION iod
tiot life fan gre anoet eno ligge peo
5relierens Britt % graoe Og iortGus,
at jeg bar iteot mig.
5at faa, fare 9snner, suten bsi
MI par tolOt @anb eler ct farlist
Orb eaer anbet, 5 rate mig. Seq
faaber. at jeg 8eiten al mine 0age
Fddr Qop at 6libe beb min 8rhns.
Ruar ieg faa ienber . gsrn ub i
@eroen, MATTE Der ba ogfaa ifanfes
Gem ct 9aqer tolbt ganb / SefuI
Ra0nl qetreo 9unoefen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12

bar iamme uoieenoe iom eanOet fer,
fer Get bleo bebret.
Saa lGnge Mdrt6ranbene gdar
oper en- Syn naitsn 6pert aar. bar
.0tn Ct tort ubissnbe. De Soebe.,
6apre= og 9srmarter, Ri iaa narneii
feo bet uoptagne 9ano, bouoe ret
famine frooige llbIeenoe, Iom Mlarz
ferne meo famine S9odrter / 0arb
60, Der grenier til Wiaiams So.
9et fortaItes %. at Der par Sui
.99r6eoen al 9onbet. 2anoet er BE-
liooenoe meaem 800 Wtil fra gbs
en- Wineiton, bpor She @reot Ror=
tbtrn~ Sern6ane lpber til. Oct iot=
mentss. at en- Sernbane mart piloe
eennemfare 9onoet. 6oiltet Ri beg
inaen @aranti ian 9ipe for.
Der inoes lite meaet uoptdset Res
Qerineslano fer I 9anbet mere. 9als
let / Rarbeoen At co omtring bet
amtdlte er pptaget / en- nGiten utros
li9 tort lib. On life 2anosmrno
fen0tter 2eili9beoen enonu i bette
.g~fteraar. p;l De panifelig bare 9tnIe,=
ning til at 6enptte beres for qmeris
fas 9eotommenoe eneitaaenoe RET, 1t
la 160 Ncrts ooot 9auo ior en- 4ris
AZ S14 4 Is paa bette Sieo.
I'll Slut itaI Del bemartes, At ri,
iom bar foreta9et oisie l1noeriegelier,
in9sn perionlis Snisresie bar / IN
9oloni. 9i bar bruet por 6omeiteao5=
rst ca tan life ta3e 2ano Der. vi
Iorstoq lluoerisgeIien. Oal9t osrtil al
.oRbye % efter ben SnteresIe, ri bar
Ter, al QanosmGno ian fad ct 6iem,
6oor ri 6daber, BET pit bare iorbelag-
tat At 30 baaoe aanoeli9t % time
lat. Gnbper idur MI ielo beitemnt
iia. bat9e % 6are 2~tnipar / benne
Sig for tit 81Is % 6an6Iin9. 9i
or%ertaler inaeu % bprer life 4nipor
fer noaen.
Batter 8. 6onfen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12
Zen npr &OlOni 9ancuiQe,
gSiliams 60, u. Saf.

: Ctto6er 1896, Ia ben witgrite GsI
al Qanoet I 01rp So, i. D, nn!ig
oar aa6net Tor Editing. neoiatte
en- Del Tanitere fla / Qarbeoen Al
aenmare, % ieners FAR et itsrre ans
tai qonosmano 6oiat ia omtrins I
0arb So. On eno here's Qntal itie
q let at angips, iaa er lei i~ittert, al
let Qaar Cd oper 5uiinoe. iom bar
tagst gano % nu sier oeI oponrfsos
5arme. be6pggebe meo 6etpemme
g%1gnin9er Ter W%enneitsr og aredtus
rer. 7e fleite 2anosm4no FAR $50
Qcres. nogle bar 800, oa enteltes
5arme er enbnu itsrre. 8et fan ii9ss.
Al 6eituo6pttet / De 8 Qar, d bar
Bret Der, bar parst iaont soot. st
9tar git en- 6ageIitorm ober en- Del az
ggnen. og q dnoet Qar q BET nogst
tort; men Der 6siteoes bog noget.
Saa Oiot jsg er tsnot og fan bt
oemme bet. maa bet iigss. at pore
Qanosmanos stonomiits Sitting her
er GOD. 8 t~irtslig 6enissnoe fan BET
meboe!es, at paa sntelte Steosr bar
.6srrens Gaabemioler itaoigt part
.forpaItet, og paa andre Steoer bar
.tst oaret noget ijaIoneye. 5or mar
barenbe er Der 6 oanite ep.slut6. Me.
ni56eoer. Tom til6erer Zen forensOs
.banite ep.slut6. airte t Qmerifa"; FER
sr 8 bonife eD.slut6. airfer og nogte
Qraoiteplaoisr. Zen odnite eo.slutb.
9irte" bar osiaa 9irfiom6eo p1l
pisie Ggns.
Gpenitaaenoe otl unosrtegnebe Be-
rhine fnr e9en o9 bet fflss Qebfoms
menoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12

Sens 3irsn.
Dor 8, 5Iarton, u. Dat.
Gfter at o%oenitaaenoe q %itrepet,
far BET omtalte Qonb paret beirgt at
L Qanosmano tinige meO Sens
3iren % un~oertegnsoe. 9i fanOt
8orboIoene / gco Goerensitemmelit
meO oDenitaaenoe, 6piltet pil narmere
fetrGftes oerpeo, al De II aanbis9er.
ale to9 2ano Der og a9ter ienere
gfteraaret at gaa I'D for al opfsrs
minore 6uie, boao 6omefsaoiootn
fororsr.
Rodr ri faiter et 9lit M opsr
Jorbolotne, iom be nj er, Der / Sem
mare Excitement, bdaoe odnoelige og
timelige. iua fan b: life anoet eno
anite, at Iignsnoe matte blipe tibet
mango al pore 2anosmanp. og at ot
maatts bIipe @%enitanb for ben iamme
tier lianenoe rig ge!iignelie, baace
timeIig % aanoelio. ION bar baret
3ilf9loet fer. CO Der sr aloeles ingsn
8runo til, Al bet life tube labe fig
are, ON Golf oil beitemme ia "a
tage 2~eiIi9beben. mems ben ai0es. Te
timeliae Qilfaar sr tsr, og be aanbes
Hgs ifal 6eaer life manele, ON Ri BIZ
isee BEN. d. ION dIereoe bar ta9et
aanO oeruoe. er at areOisn Der iitrtt
firtelig getiening at areoiens qra
Ter, inbtil De 6liper / Gtanb til at
falOe os 6oloe Qreit ielo. @i bar
aasrsoe 9iOet SttOet RaOnet Pane
bills", .9anfterneg gp".
8et er aaereos nebnt / fsrite Stpt=
te, at Der in9en ~perionlig 5ntsresie er
! at grunbe bette Excitement; fun
9anosmanos badbe timeligs og aans
htligs 0elfarb 6abss for 2ie. Sda
itdl bet ogiaa neones Der. Def er
beepnbt og oil bline f~ortiat / inberIig
gen til 6erren, ON ban BIZ laot bet
mites til bans 0aons 2Grs % til
port JOlts timeliae og uonbeliee 9el.
6or at gore bet letters for BEN, ION
feitemmer zig til at gau Op | Gfteraas
get al 6sie 5or6oloene, iad bar 9i
orbnet bet iaaleb<s, at mar fan ben
penbe ii9 til Scr. Sens 9iren, gor g.,
5larton, q. Dat, iOm er Oiaig til
at gibs nGrmere Oplpsnine ON GOrs
bolbene. 5iaige ba Sernbanerne ben
fgrits og treble 3irsbag / bOer Mdus
neO eiOsr R~ebi9ttelie til 2anbiegere,
er Sens 0iren Oi1ig til al Fslge meb,
6bsm Der euifer at gaa berub, 9Orss
BEN %. Septsm6sr a
@ilIefton, q. . t., og iger
3orsbaeb BEN 5. Oftober r
Wilfefton.
planen er last pau ben Maabe, al
bet muliggsres for Jolt fra Welems
hdterne at mao berop pdu Billet til
nebfot qrig - nltiau uae 2onbiegere,
ION aaar oper minneapolis. gaar fra
minneapolis 5irs6ag ben 10.
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lRort6ern Roilpop". De fan ba bore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-12
Better Qislisn. Sens g1ieIien,
Dr. SimOnien, 6snrp J. 6onien
g. Damitop, 5ulius Stamp,
Deter aamp, Cars 6anien.
Grit Mortenien. SIR. 5ammano,
Sens 5. Mortsn.

Grit WIortenien, SIR. 9ammano,
Sens 5. 4ortsn.
"a bet sr iornelagtigt for h-rbos
enbe qanosmano at tunne faa Fl 6jsin
paa $50 Qtres efter 6omeitsaoslpnn
ior ca. $14, fad bar ri t9ntt. al
flere Qunbsmanb omtring / Der
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ellers / 2anbet meget tunbs snite e
6Dggeligt, gobt oo Oaroifulot 6jerr
paa famine lette gstingelfer. 8erfol
bar en- Del, Der perionlig sniter 4.
tage 9dnb, og andre / 2anbsmanbi
Sntsresie ierg.t Tor, at Der er fore.
toget ct BAR llnberiseelier for at is
hbor Der finoes Regerin9sldno I itsr
re Smfune. iau Ell itsrre Antal c
Qdnbsm9nb funbs lambs, toge Cam
30 tiliummen oa bsforbre binanbsnI
ltimelies og aunbeligs 9elfarb.
Oct sn6eligs Reultat at Oisi
unberIseelfer sr Iaulsbss: Der fin
Tres ct bstnbelig tort Stptfe uoptuoe
Reaeringslanb / ben Retire Del i
MiGidms Co., y. Dali, fom eftsr TN
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analitet oe geligesn6eb, iom Qanoe
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ride lie dismounted and, closely exam
lining the way, led the horses to one
side, up path and down again to n
little plateau, perhaps a furlong from
the main road, where grazing patch
would keep them from being betrayed
by the neighing.
Constantine threw of his turban and
stretched his strong arms to lift the
captive from her horse, exclaiming
with delight in his own familiar tones:
81 am no Albanian, dear Morsinia,
but
"Constant.nev' she cried.
In few words the mutual stories Of
the hours of their separation were told.
Morsinia had been treated with exceed
ing kindness and respect us the captive
Of the chief officer Of the expedition,
who seemed to be person of some
distinction. though she had not seen
him. Constantine insisted upon his
companion seeking sleep, but by his
inquiries did as much as her own
thoughts to keep her awake, so that nj
the dawn they confessed that the eyes
of neither had been closed. The neces'
sity of procuring food led them to star,
at 1arbrcal; fnr the nearest settlement