davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The border vidette., 1905-01-28
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. Office of the Board of Supervisors oi Santa Cruz County, Arizona, No-
 gales, January ?. 1905. Sealed propos als will be received at this office mp to 10 o'clock A. NJ. Mon day. February 9th, 1905. for county supplies and for burial of indigents for the ensuing year commencing Feb ru- ary l, 1905. COUNTY SUPPLIES. For the printing and binding of court calendars, and furnishing stock there of, on the basis of 50 calendars; price per page. whether printed or ruled.
 For printing, binding and numbering the following receipts into books and furnishing the stock therefor. 100 re- ceipts, with stubs, to book:
 Tax receipts, at stated price per 1000 receipts.
 Original and duplicate receipts, at stated price per 300 receipts.
 Sheriff's license receipts. at stated price per 100, 800 and 1000.
 School tax receipts, at stated price per 1000.
 Road tax receipts. at stated price per 800 and 1000.
 Notice by road overseers, at stated price per 300 and 1000.
 For printing letter heads and furnish ing stock thereof, at stated price per 800 and 1000. For full sheets and half sheets.
 For printing envelopes and furnish ing stock thereof, XXX, 6, 64 and 10 inch, at stated price per 800 and 1000. For printing and furnishing stock thereof, of the following blanks, at stated price per 100, 25O, 800 and 1000: Sheets S4x2S inches, printed on both sides.
 Sheets SIx2S inches, printed on one side.
 Sheets S2x14 inches, printed on both sides.
 Sheets S9x14 inches, printed on one side.
 Sheets 7xS9 inches, printed on both sides.
 Sheets 7xs} inches, printed on one side.
 For printing and binding warrant
  of, 100 warrants, with stubs, to book, at stated price per 500 warrants. For the printing and binding of the books, to-wit: One assess ment roll, 200 pages. with letters A to Z; and duplicate assessment roll, 200 pages, with letters A to z. For printing and binding and furn- ishing stock thereof, of assessors lists | at stated price per 1000 | and 1900.
 For printing and furnishing stock 1 reports. .-. Also all stationery, pens, pencils, ink, etc.
 Fer various books now used in the county recorders office, similar to those now in use, the books to be | specified by the bidder, at stated price per book.
 Samples of paper proposed to be furnished must accompany each bid, except when advertised as being furn- shed at this office.
 BURIAL. OF INDIGENTs. Rate for both plain and smooth cof- luS, lOi CoSA SOi PSO ooAiCdy he opening and closing of grave and to cemetery. Also mark ng of graves by redwood head board l the proper manner.
 All contracts to run for one year rom February 1st, 1905. The Board eserves the right to reject any and all ,ids, and to consider any bid submitted IS a whole or in part.
 A certified check in the sum of 50 % to accompany each bid, to be if the successful bidder does lot carry out the conditions of the proposal and enter into contract in ac- ordance with the same Proof of all work to be submitted to he clerk of the board for correction. By order of the Board of Supervis- - rs..
 PHIL HEROLD.
 Clerk. Date of first publication January '.
The border vidette., 1905-01-28

F. F. CRANz, 1t. Mayor First publication, Jan. 2S, 1905.
The border vidette., 1905-01-28

The Piano with the Weber tone and the Weber action-the JANNsEN
The border vidette., 1905-01-28

tCdLtd VI uL OOdAtN
 :.-:~ Nogales, Arizona,
 Dec 30, 1905.
 CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. F F Rodriguez, lining cell
 ing and post near furn- ace with asbestos and iron 1885 Bo J Whiteside, services
 as 5ailiff 16.OO H w Purdy, examination of E F Scott, insane 400 A H Noon, examination of E E Scott, insane 400 V Valenzuela, rent of team for conveying coroner from Patagonia to Mow- ry 800 Ramon Ramirez, wood 1O.65 Ramon Ramirez, wood 7.5O c A Gildea, interpreter fees, presented for S2OOO allowed for 1900 Frank Dickerson, clerk of election, precinct num- Der 10 300 w A O'Connor, eXamina- ton of E E Scott, in sane 400 G M McCorkle, ballot clerk precinct number ? 300 F. F Rodriguez, supplies aft for road district- number ? $50 H S Dodge, clerk of cleo tion for precinct num- Der 300 " A O'Connor, examina- ton of A G Ellis, insane 400 H w Purdy. travelling ex- penses. attending indi- gent sick $50 Consolidated Telegraph, Telephone and Electric Company, phone rental 16.45 CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
The border vidette., 1905-01-28

Dr. l.. T. Bristol, dentist. Marsh building. tt.
The border vidette., 1905-01-28
Territory Of Arizona. ! SC

Territory of Arizona. County of Santa Cruz ]
 Before me. Phil Herold, Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared William Schuck- mann. Amos J. Eaeger and William $ Cranz, known to mo to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation. and ackuowled ged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed. In Witness, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 9th day of January. A. D, 1905- ISeall PHIL BEHOLD.
 Notary Public. My Commission expires February H. 1908
The border vidette., 1905-01-28
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on each tox 25c. I-24-O3
The border vidette., 1905-01-28

Territory of Arizona, ss
 County of Santa Cruz
 I, Phil Herold, County Recorder in and, for the County and Territory aforesaid. do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy with the original Articles of Incorporation the of ZAMBONA DEV COM on the 9th day of Janunry, 1905, in Book of Miscellaneous Records at page ct seq; and that the same is a full. true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 9th day of January, A. D. 1905.
 Seal PHI. HEROLD, ,.
 County Recorder. Date of first publication, J an. I, 1905.
The border vidette., 1905-01-28
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

Office of the Board of Supervisors Santa Cruz County, ;-:~ Nogales, Arizona,
 Dec. 30. 1905.
The Washington times., 1905-04-06

1oc Sulphur Candle. ...........7c
soc Rubber Sponge.
SLIGO Rubber Sponge.
loo box Epson Salts, / pound ... SC
loc box Bicarb. Soda..-..-....-..-...... sc
Acc box Boric Acid Powder, 1 pound .2oc
25c bottle Rhinitis Tablets, for cold
75e bottle Eff. Phos. Soda, vichy or
kissingen; pound &c
Csc box Seidlitz Powder, 1 dozen. .15c
SOC bottle Pure Norwegian Cod Liver
Oii -.-...-...,---.-.---.-..- 25c
Doc roll Absorbent Cotton. pound. .1Sc
doc bottle BANDS Iron Pills. 1G8. &c
75c Channels Skin. soc
aiic Channels Skin.
Z5c stick Colgate's Shaving Soap. TX,
25c bottle Lithia Tablets. .15c
SOC Atonizer, our best for spraying
water and
soc jar Daggett & Ramsden'8 Cold
cream.
-0c pose-e --siStiIi S2UiH- FiiiS......-1oc
25c bottle Evans Foot Lotion, our
best for sore and tender feet.......1 5c
25c jar Massage Shampoo.
60c Fountain Syringe, 2-quart
Csc box Almond Meal
SOC bottle Evans Hair Tonic .. 35c
soc Hot Water Bottle. full 2-quart. .sSc
sec bottle Best Olive Oil, full pint. .ss5c
! Csc bottle Best Olive Oh, Il pint. .2oc
The Washington times., 1905-04-06

Walter F. Rodrici1. secretary of the
Board of Education, died at his resi-
dence, ISL Kentucky avenue southeast,
last night at SIS o'clock, as the result
of complications ending in heart trou-
bic.
Nearly all winter Mr.. Rodrick has
been i'll with infiammatory rheumatism,
which lately developed into heart trou-
BILE. Yesterday afternoon the physician
said he did not think Mr. Rcdrick was
in danger.
Mr. Rodrick was well known in the
District, and was a prominent figure
in all of the affairs of the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church. serving as
its recording steward for many years
He was also well known in Masonic cir
cles, being member of Lafayette
Lodge. F. A. A. NJ.
Mr.. Rodrick was born in 1856, in Fred.
erck county, Md, where ne learned the
printers trade. He later came to the
District and obtained a position in the
Government Printing Office, where he
The Washington times., 1905-04-06

II. Smith Company, whose members had
subscribed handsomely some tine ago.
has sent IN check for 81, 600; G. ". F.
Swartzell has increased his subscription
from $500 to $1,000; James Sharp. from.
Sl,000 to $1,50o; George Otis Smith, from
$1,000 TO $500. and John B. Sieman. jr.,
from $500 to $1,000 When the commit
tee began work at headquarters this
morning there remained S54.650 to be
raised. There has been contributed $780,
345. To do this work there remains but
twentyfour days.
Justice Thomas H Anderson. of the
District Supreme Court, has been select
cd as chairman of the committee of 100
citizens to assist in raising the build
ing fund: A. Lisner. vice chairman. and
j. e. jerks, secretary. An executive
committee, consisting of D. Percy
Hickling. A. A. Chaplin, William H.
Saunders. S. H. Shedd, c.. B. Rheem.
Scott C. Bone, Ralph w. Lee, Edward
Graves, J. Whit Heron, Joseph /. At
kins, Justice Anderson. and A. Lisner,
has been appointed.
The Washington times., 1905-04-06
WORK ADVANCING
on D.A. R HALL
Daughters Deny Some Pub
Iished Statements.
HEATING PLANT WILL LAST
Features of Building Reported as Tenn
porary Are in Reality
Permanent.
HEATING PLANT WILL LAST

Work is progressing on the CONT
mental Hall of the d. A. r. and the
temporary arrangement for the accom-
modation of the congress, which con-
venes on April 10. Members of the So
ciety having the work in charge are
wrought up over certain published state
ments regarding the character of the
work being done on the building, and
have authorized the following state
nent:
1.-The work will not, as some of the
papers have stated, have to be torn out
as soon as the congress adjourns. The
heating plant, the cost of which has
been spoken of as pretty steep for just
a week will be used for three or four
years, and even then the same piping
can be used. The roof is of glass and
absolutely permanent The house COM
mittee purchased from the inaugural
committee, at very small sum, 5000
chairs, which can be used until the
regular seats are put in when the hall
is completed The lighting of the build
ing is another permanent feature, and
has to be very carefully done to avoid
possibilities of fire.
False Flooring.
THE highest point In the auditorium
is on a level with the rooms on the
main floor, and it was the intention OF
the building committee TO have false
flooring, SO that the main floor can be
thrown into one vast hall. The lum-
Der for the temporary floor to be used
for the congress can be used for this
purpose.
1.-The walls will be hung from top tc
bottom with soft white cloth, which
will remain UP until the inside marble
work, ETC., is complete.
THE post and garrison flags will be
loaned by the War Department. The
wreaths and garlands of laurel used
Inauguration time for the court of his
tory were purchased from the florist a
a very small rate.
The expenditure for fixing Continen
tai Hall for the congress is no greater
than that spent in former years fol
the theater and decorations, with tn
additional advantage that it is spen
on their own building and will last fol
all time
The Washington times., 1905-04-06
SUDDEN DEATH OF
WALTER F. RODRICK

was employed for twenty-five years,
when he obtained the position of sec
rotary Of the Board Of Education.
Mr.. Rodrick is survived by his widow
three brothers, three sisters d his
mother.
Funeral services viii be held at the
home Saturday morning at 10 clock.
Services will be conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Ferguson, pastor Of Wesley Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
The interment viii be in the Con-
gressional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1905-04-06
BIG ICEBERGS FLOAT
IN TRACK OF LINERS

ST JOHNS, N. F., April 6.-The
steamer Evangeline arrived yesterday
from London with her bow stove in by
ice foes and her piston-rod broken.
She encountered heavy weather and
sighted more than fifty iccbcrgs drift
ing south across the liner track. One
berg was sixty feet high and half a
mile long.
The Washington times., 1905-04-06
LARGE SUBSCRIPTIONS
10 Y. N. c. A. FUND

During the work Of raising $4,000
to complete the building fund of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
several large subscriptions have been
forwarded TO the Young Mems Chris
tian Association headquarters in addi-
ton to the contribution of SIS, 900 from
Messrs. Wood ward & Lothrop on condi-
ton that the balance Of the fund be
raised before May 1. Some Of these
gifts have been made where least ex-
pected, and some have been brought to
headquarters unsolicited.
Among the largest contributors are
A. Lisner, who increased his former
subscription from $500 to So coo; the +
The Washington times., 1905-04-06
CURFEW WILL RING
IN MAHANOY CITY

MAHANOY CITY, Pa, April 6.-The
borough council has passed a resolution
for the adoption of a curfew ordinance
compelling boys and girls under sixteen
years of age to keep off the streets after
$3.50 D. m.
1t is proposed to have the sections of
the various churches toll the bells at
this hour as a signal for all children to
repair to their homes.
The Washington times., 1905-04-06
Special Train to the Races.

Pennsylvania Railroad will run a spe-
cial train from Sixth street station at
2:10 p. m. every day, March 90 to April
13. to Benning. for the spring races. re-
turning after the last race. Is cents
round trip.
The Washington times., 1905-04-06
SA8.2s to California

Mar. to May 10 Through sleeper with
cut change; personally conducted; via
| So. Ry. and SO. Pacific. Berth, $3.50. A.
| !. Poston, Gen. Agt., o11 Pa ave-. i05 18th.
The Washington times., 1905-04-06
TRY A GLASS OF DUTCH COCA r.
With Ice Cream-It's Delicious -- IN

25c bottle Almond and Rose Cream. lie
25c bottle Swiss Lotion (the best for
the skim. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES loo
25c cake Cuticura Soap. .-15e
15c cake Lanasol Soap, for the skin.10c
25c Jar Lanasol Ointment. for skin
troubles of all kinds --..-....--...-..l5 lac
SOC bottle Imported Bay Rum. .35c
doc bottle Domestic Bay Rum. ......-Z5c
25 bottle Bay Rum. .15c
Coo bottle Diox. Hydrogen -3oc
4oc bottle .Diox Hydrogen. zoe
&c bottle .Diox. Hydrogen .15c
25c Jar Evans Cold Cream
8 cakes large White Bath SOAP &c
1oc box Lavender Flowers. for moths.
etc. -..-..-...-.-.--.-----. DC
10c box Moth Balls, full pound. &c
15c box Cedar Moth Flake. -1ec
sl0O package Pure Gum Camphor,
soc bottle Formaldehyde, full pint. -50c
2sc bottle Formaldehyde, full one
15c bottle Hot Shot, the best for
bedbugs and all verrnin; 1 pint. .1ac
SOC bottle Pure Crystal Carbolie
Acid. .5Oc
40c bottle Creotar. makes milk white
disinfectant.. ............-..-...25c
15c box Powdered Sulphur. pound -10c
25c Sulphur Candle lie
The Washington times., 1905-04-06

Baltimore and Return, SI.25,
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, every Sat-
urday and Sunday. All trains except
Congressional Limited
The Washington times., 1905-04-06

s4s.s5 California, C. & O. Ry.
Low rates to designated colonist points
IN West, March 1st to May Nth
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31
mcore.

ganf snsr prpsl bslbrsber life. 6ois bet eicrbs.
uiIbe faa gsru paoe GeussH. Ter eibss en- ~foHititu'
tiOnd aariua bsrior. % ies ftoI isubs sosr tn anois'
nina pao en- enfelt Slsmmebsbanbling. iom ~belbreoeo,
NIT Barn Oe mango andres.
MRs. @ SuMMERe.
Box ID, kotre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

Ter par fulgt nogle 9ie6Iitfes
Stilbeb efter ben r9bfelsfulOe 9orm,
iom 6apOe lebIaget aampebplgernes
Storm mob 9olpprfets mQQti9e
Sten6totte. 6obet trat fig tiIbuge iom
for at Iamle bele fin u~maabeIige araft
til ct iioIte af9srenoe Qnfolo. Dit
lepenoe oentebe / ipanbt 5oroentnia5
og Itirreoe pod ben taarnbeje Storm
floo. iom M n9rmebe fig l%angfomt,
men uimOoitaoeli9t. gnbnu no9le
2iebIitte - % 5pranniets it9rie
Solpart Iaa omfbrtet. 6apet baobe
genoanoet I'm 5ribeO!
y X i
0a lea bapbe bert bette mRrtp1rs
piae Sagn, FAB ieg IGn9e ur0rlig og
6enTunten I @ftertante. U{eo aors
ligbeb. n9iten meo Qnba9t, bbileoe
nit glit paa 9slgerne, Der le9eoe
omtrina min 9aaO % t~artegnebes at
8dorioIens milbe Chs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

Splgernes 6ribeOsfGmp.
Mdrim 9orti.

Straalenoe Sol Og en- BARN Gut
nina. 6apet er tpbeligt not oeo al
legoe fg til 8o, men enonu bGOer bet
fig Gongiomt. balOigt og maieit9tiit.
Bort file 5artsi Itpoer for fules
Sell ben oOer De glittrenbe gBIger; Ri
siner fun 6imnel og 6ap. 0len
lanqt. langt borte fan Ri bog otturot
finite Ruinerne at en- m99ttg Beige
brnoer. 81 6oloer ben imob ben, og
efter en- Stunos 5orlBb er Ri daereoe
TONNE temmeliqt mar til bette 8ioness
6pro ON, at intet menneiteligt Oorer
epiqt. gelgerne tumler Jig / munter
Seq menem De tore &lippebIotte, Der
er palteoe neo fra ben Ylabs, bpor
nan en- Sang meb iaa tort 8eib9r
6upoe anbragt Dem, % nu og od tor
mer De Ifummenoe og bruienoe ben
ooer Dem Iom / bib Subel Ober, II
5ienben CT bleoen b~eIeiret.
Seq 6aOoe meo mig / min 8aao en-
gammel, Deirbiot 1lt.
ST. 6abet la'er fig nu en- Sang
life bate % binoe", fdgOe ban:
,.Gr bet lpnge Iiben, 6aOet BbeIagz
De oenne 8elgebrpOer?" fpurste ieg
Ga tqntte paa Den baaroe Strib, Der
en- Sang maatte Oare uotpmpst Der.
ga, bet MAD oiit bare meget lam
qe fioen De tenber madit he ilet
life noqet til bet martelige Sugn ON
6uoets Ramp meo Denne Stenoemz
nine2 Oct Sagn bar bore Sefolt
euers trablt moi meb. 5ar De 2nit
til at bpre bet, ital jsg gerne forteae
Dem bet.
x
s gamle 8ags a 6abets 8glger
Frie fom 6imlens 5u9le; oeresDlober,
bet par 10 Stormen, og bun fang fine
tgnneite @iier for Dem og tog Del
beres glade og uitploi9e 9sg.
Mten iua par bet 10, at Wennei fet,
Der er ben ffr1tteligite 5pran, man
fan tants fig, tog al ben 9I9be og
9pffe fortrbDelig op pg flet life biloe
finbe fg /, at bet bleb iaubun peo,
cg at SpIen imiteoe iaa forneiet ii
bet: MenneIfet 6eiluttebe fig til al
plpnbre 6aoets Bigger for beres bp-
reboreite Gienbom. beres 5ribeb.
Gn M9ngbe SlaOer fit gefaIino
til at fpr9nge De baaroeite 8lotte ub
at 5ialbenes Siber og at fante BEN
/ 6dbets Op6, bet enc Gag oOenpdu
bet anbet.
Eli at be9pnbe meb bar 8blgerne
forbabiebe oper bet 8~pmpedrbeibe, Der
bleb uofsrt, og be fufgte bets Sang
meb barnlig Npsgerrigbsb. Set fore
tom BEN bog Tndrt, at beres npe Go
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31
5rGffuglenc.

0e tpHlHlet ! 6lol Dc GBl9e -
Star % Storf. SDale og Spane. =
% De tager atoris feil, boerten naar
be oraoer Der OBJ imoo gtorb, eler
noar De after oragsr mob Sub. Gn
IenteIt at Dem tan forulpt!e, men
fem 6el6eb taqer be albrig fell. D.
peo iaa i~ittert, bOor De oil ben.
9i falOer Def oSnitinft1. Sa. for
ret er, Tom @oet6e tiger: ,,Ruur Scr
Ttadelin maugler, fua i%nbfnbsr Der
fig ct Orb" nSnitintt4. bet er
lio tun ct Orb, bporme6 ri nabner
BET, oi life foritaar.
4leranoer aieGano p%aaItaar ct
Stebs, at 8nrene / @runben er NE
get flogert enb Menntfene. 90 ben
Del at bsres alsgt, Iom oper9aar
Dor 5oritanb. falOer Ri .5nItintt".
Oct er pel ben tloge Digters be.
6agelige Spgg - Itsnt ban flyer bet
meb en- meget %aloorlig Mtine. 90 fad
meget er Der 10 ogiaa / bet, at bOis
ri Menneiter intet anbet er enb bet,
Iom tan gribes meb 5oritanben. iad
itaar 5rGtfuglene oper os. De bar
ben tore Gpne at tunne fslge beres
QipsfangIel - uoen 3piol og u6en
Spprgsmnal.
9i Menneffer bar ogfaa port itoTe
oSnitintt", Dor fore, bbbe 2an9ieI
efter ebig Salig6eb, fom Ri ipngsr:
Seq bar felt, jeg bar fun bjsmme
Der, bbor Gang Og SIpbe Dor.
MQe WenneIfer ober ben belle sSoro
% iii a1e 3iber eier be ben - ale
fine Qffpgninger - Iige fra gubbi-
~iternes QRHgfel efter at Ipnte ben !
ben ebige Stilbeb, / Rirpdna, og til
Mu6dmebanernes 0rsm ON en- pa
ritttsS nligbeb.
6eoninaerne eier 2ibslGngslen /
forfre6fet og forbreben Sfiftelfe. 9i
RriItne fenber ben / bens rene. ling
uarme Stittelfe fra Dor 6relIer.
2(Ge ejer Ri ben IaaOel Tom
5raffugleue. Men hi bar BET fare,
bpre 5ortrin, at ri fan tbiple ON
rem, at Ri fan ~fornpgte ben, ifsnt ben
er u~biprungen at bort !6jerte6lob.
s. g. SacobIen flyer / bet lille be-
mo0igtfsnus DICT, bi funbe faloe
bet bans egen D6bsfang:
CAB feHgss, lab grabes meb Gbigs
bebss Sdpn,
Der e fun en- Stofbob, en- 9oab %
ct Hdpn.
Ogfan ban fsfte 2ibsl9ngslen t
fig, men ban troebe, itaftels Monb.
at ban buroe fornagte ben I Gors
Ttdnbens Ndpn.
39ut, ON en- ung Sbuns fagbe:
,jeg fsIer bel en- mngtig 2Gngfel eff
ter at fsfse be andre; men jeg fan IL
ts forftau benne ReiIes Mual o9
MuIi9beb, og bsrfOr bIiper jeg / Sfen
og Sneen." = pa, be andre bifbe
Ijuit fige, at ben git fra 5orfanbsn.
6elbigpis er min 2ibslangfel iters
re enb min 5oritdnb - e1er r~stters:
min 5orTunb Fslsr, at ben er fife,
og at ben juft ba er flor, naar ben
fsfgsr 2ioslangsIen pua bens ftOlte
Glugt.
Sea forItdor life, at bet er fors
ftanbigt at forn9gte fit bbbeIte 2ioss
inbbolb. Wlen jeg ForItoar fud eobt,
at bet fniber meb at faitbolbe bet.
Seq iuu en- Sang en- StOrf, TOm
bapbe tn9ttet fin @inge. Den fors
Tegte at feGge be andre = for1sete
pg forTeste Sang efter Sang. Meu
forg9bes.
Sen fenber jes ieen / mig ielD.
Og berfor beber jes tit: oSerre, ger
nit 5dabs 8inger ft9rfe!"
&. 8ierrei oDff. ST.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

% ION Itul gen9ipe 9abets 8glger De
res 5ri6eb. Get er Dor Bon, at )
ital gengioe De tore 8slger Mob og
5ortrpitning, o9 oerpaa taiter hi os
neo meo foreneoe &rafter OOer IN
rannerne og tnuier benz. 9i er taft
6eItemte paa beaere at Do enb lGngere
leoe / 5r9loom.
Mieo en- U}obers GngiteIigt banttn=
be 6ierte IDtteoe Stormen til beune
3aIe. og Opbt beOrBpet tantte bun
.paa fine uI0fteli9e 9prn. 6aOets 8rls
ger, ION 10 allereoe baobe Iiot iaa
gruIomt unber 5Drunnernes dag -
% boao ituloe bet MI blioe til? Mda
7e oiloe be ale gaa til 9runbel
Mlen Ortanens 6ierte log bolt #
Stoltbeo "a @lobe, ba ban berte
Senbebubene5 Gale; ban foritoo. Il
@engaIoelIens Zine MI maatte bare
ner.
Som Goroen lob BET ub oOer pa
bet, oa ban bapeoe i'm baloige aeit
% raa6te;
- gi ital fomme! 5ribeoens Dag
er .noei Reis Ser, s 6aoets magtige
9operl Seq ifal fore Ser / Strioen,
og enbnu / Dag IlaI Ri brpoe De 9an=
fer, ION trptfer ps!
8isie Orb baooe Ell magtig Dirt
Ming: ale 6abets 8plger baOeoe 10
paa en- Sang til 8amp mob 3prars
men; ale @egne fra batteoe De frem
til 5trio mob Stenmasierne.
9atten rugebe mert og truenbe o
per 6aoet; / 6oriIonten BAR Der ops
toornet tuIforte StDbier9e, Der bolot
fig 9an1te ubeoagelige, iom OiIoe e
bqre 9ione til ben %foreitaaenbe reo=
Iielsfulbe Stamp.
II nngre 9elger bar De ierIte paa
gIetten; be ifummsbe at Strioslpft
Stormen og Ortonen fulgte Ii9s eFs
ter BEN. -
- GU fremao, gsrnl lob Orfds
mems Rsit. og meO 6arlfriget Str
eaer 8gb!" itprtebe 8sIgsrne fig mob
5pranniets itarte 8olbqrf.
aampen par begpnbt.
golpqrtet rpIteOe unoer BET ferite,
raienbe Qngreb; meO blottet grpit
itnrteos 8slgerne frem, og 5iafb6l0tz
tene farpeoes allsreoe At De faIbnes
Blob.
Wen Stormen jamrebe fig:
6Dor r9bielsfulbt er bet fife for
en- Mober at ie en- faaoan &l
6oor mango at ier ital enbnu ofres,
inben Seiren er Dor og 6ri6eOen iii
tGmpet!
6aoet ftummebe / 8rebe. Rne Ga
rer trddote / De falbnes Stso, ftarte
% mobiqe; 8sben Tframmsbe bem IL
te. De Itprtebe ia unber bib Su5sl
mob 5jnIbblotfenes ffarpe 9anter.
brnbes og taftes til6aae, men be ftors
mer frem paann. iom bar bet munter
Qeq oo life 9amp poa 9tu og ORB.
Men bet o9loige 9oIb9rt Ear enbz
M life label fig rotte; bet fer uo ii
at oere sanfte ligssplbigt psO gel=
gernes OiIOe Raien.
Zen fsrite Storm er t~ilbagspiit.
!0aDet FIBER at Sdrme. Og Srfas
nen bsFaler nu be unge 8elger at gis
be plabs for 9ampebsl9erne.
gafbige og FrpgteIige Tomgrtenens
2eosr narmer De fig og rpfter truenpe
oe boibe 6obeber; fuu fnrter be zig
meb torbsnIignenbe Drag mob bercs
0sbsfienbe.
8agen begbnber uIersbe at grb.
men Qattens Rabsler er enbnu itte
til Gnbe.
Som en- 2aoine og meb GptloHsns
uimobftaoelige 9raft itnrter 49mpes
bslaerns fg ooer 9Iippebtottene. Der
fbrter belt neb til Grunbsn. men bog
enbnu trobfer ben oOermRgtige Woos
itanbsr.
Den, Der er go!bGrtsts Serre, bar
meo 8ilfrebsfi1elIs bemartet, bOor
ftarft bet I @irfelisbeOen er, Og ban
6aaber alerebe pao, at bet ogfua benz
ne Sang BIZ biis fig / StunO til Il
trobIe Qngrebet. Msn netop MI Ter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

CAB fenges, FAB gr9bes meb Gbig>
bebss Sdon.
Der CT fun en- Stofbob, en- Odab og
ct HGbn.