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The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06

The present high water and other
conditions have demonstrated pret-
ty thoroughly to the people of this
city that, sooner or later, they must
so to the mountains or secure some
other means of supply for water for
this city The pumping station of
the city has been threatened for the
past two weeks and is not yet out
of danger, from the mighty flood of
water that is sweeping down the
Gunnison river When this danger
is passed, another confronts the city
and that is the pollution of the wa
ters of the Gunnison river through
the use of the waters for irrigation
by the Gunnison tunnel. 1t cannot
be more than three or four years at
The very longest that our supply will
be so curtailed that the necessity will
compel us to secure water elsewhere
1t may seem to some little far
fetched to talk of new water sup
ply now; but. should we begin to
plan today, it would not be far in
advance of the necessity.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06
To Move the Old Cemetery.

The old cemetery on the Fruit
Ridge road, about one mile north of
the city limits. long ago abandoned,
will be entirely effaced and the bod
les still remaining in the old ceme-
terry will be disinterred and re-
moved to the Orchard mesa ceme-
terry.
Preparations are now being made
by the Gourley-Platt Furniture &
Undertaking Company to make this
change. and the old cemetery, long
unsightly in its appearance, will soon
be a thing of the past.
1t is thought that about sixteen
bodies are still in the old graveyard.
Nearly all. If not all, of the graves
are unmarked. and in nearly every
instance the identity of those who
were laid to rest in this cemetery
years ago has been lost. and again
on the removal 20 the Orchard Mesa
cemetery the bodies will rest in un-
marked graves.
The land upon which the grave
yard is laid out is owned by the
Grand Junction Town & Development
Company. Twenty-Five years ago
this company laid out the cemetery
and many lots were sold. For sew
eral years the city's dead was laid
to rest here, and there had been per-
haps forty interments before it was
decided TO abandon the cemetery.
The last burial service held there was
in the year 1887, and from that year
until the present time the little plot
of ground directly on the public
highway has been neglected and un-
tons first cemetery. For many years
following the year 1887 interments
We're made in cemetery near the
w. NJ. Miller ranch. and then. about
12 years ago, the Orchard Mesa cem-
etery was laid out and lots sold.
Efforts have been made from time
to time by the residents of Fruit
Ridge 10 have the old cemetery OBJ
liberated. At one time petition,
quite lengthy. was prepared and pre-
Hfh'Fp W ih' NChAAs
but no action was taken. During the
last two weeks the Town & Develop
ment Company decided to have the
change made and the company let
the contract to the Gourley- Platt
company the latter part of the week.
\ more dreary and desolate scene
than that presented by this long-for-
sallen burying ground could hardly
be imagined. The ruins of an old
adobe or brick chapel stand near the
center of the plot. A road. the branch
of the main highway, finds its way
across a portion of the grounds.
Years ago some of the graves were
marked with stones, but today these
stones are broken and scattered in
all directions Many of the mounds
have sunken. and there are numerous
empty graves-graves from which
the bodies We're removed long ago.
No shade trees nor grass is there to
give an air of restfulness to the
place. It has all the loneliness and
desolation that wrapped in oppres-
sive gloom and weirdness the old
graveyard described by Thomas Gray
in his famous elegy.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06

George n. Middendorf of Chicago,
of the firm of Geo. n. Middendorf &
Company, wholesale produce mer-
chants, is pleasant visitor to the
valley. Mr.. Middendorf's firms has
planted in this valley, in charge of
II. p. Holt. over 200 acres of cante-
loupes. Last year big acreage of
canteloupes was shipped to the Mid
dendorf firm in Chicago and sold to
big advantage. Mr.. Middendorf is an
enthusiast over the Grand valley and
is boosting wherever opportunity pre-
sents for the valley. He will en-
deavor to secure the Chicago Rec
ord Herald to give this valley write
up which will be of inestimable val
ne.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06
Business omce, 115 S. Fourth St

No other place is attempting to at
tract travel which is bound for the
Uintah reservation, because they
know that Grand Junction is the
natural outfitting point. Between
the first of August and the last of
September, the date of the opening.
10000 people should pass through
this city, either by rail or wagon,
bound for the Uintah country. To
care for these people and impress
them with the wonders of the Grand
valley is the duty that confronts the
people of this section, if they are
alive to their opportunities.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06

chase or condemn said electric light
plant or plants at its actual cash
value and at a price excluding all
value of the franchise or right of way
through the streets and alleys and
also excluding any value by virtue
of any contract for lighting said city
or otherwise entered into with the
municipality in excess of the actual
value of the works.
Dated at Grand Junction, Colora-
do, this 29th day of May. A. d. 1905.
THE GRAND JUNCTION ELECTRIC
AND GAS COMPANY,
By ORSON ADAMS, JRa
Attest: President.
FREDK. II. NEWTON,
Secretary.
[Seal.
First publication, May 80. 1905.
Last publication, June IA, 1905.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06
Is the Gar Dead?

x Berlin, June 6.-tSpeciai.j X
1t is reported on the bourse =
= been assassinated. No details =
:. are obtainable. =
= =
= New York, June 6.-(Spe- =
!. cial.) 1.-The Associated Press is 4
+ unable to confirm the rumor of =
= the assassination of the czar. +
= =
= st. Petersburg. June 6.--i
= Special. THE rumor circulate =
= on the Berlin bourse of the as =
= sassination of the emperor is =
= groundless. =
= + = i. < = + + + !. + = !. !.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06
Just What Everyone should Do.

V"'t W hdt ENtigoht olipuih D''
j. r. Barber of Irwinville, Ga, al
ways keeps bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy at hand, ready for instant
use. Attacks of collie, cholera NOR
bus and diarrhoea come on so sud
denly that there is no time to hunt
a doctor or go to the store for med
icine. Mr.. Barber says: 81 have tried
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy which is one of the
best medicines | ever saw. ! keep
a bottle OF 1t in my room as | have
had several attacks of collie and it
has proved to be the best medicine
| ever used" Sold by all druggists
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06
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Found a Cure for Dvspensi,

Mrs. S. Lindsay of Fort William.
ontario, Canada, who has suffered
quite a number of years from dys-
pepsia and great pains in the stom-
ach. was advised by her druggist to
take Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. She did so and saws
Il find that they have done me a
great deal of good. have never had
any suffering since | began using
them" If troubled with dyspepsia or
indigestion why not take these Tab
lets. get well and stay well? For
sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06
Legal Notice
No. 1861.
Treasury Department
nftca Of Enrnpf -. ll.r - a.. g.

Office of comptroller of the Currency
Washington, ID. C., May 81, Ia5
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, IL has been made to appea ?
OF GRAND JUNCTION. - in the city Of Grand
Junction, in the county OF Mesa, and state Of
Colorado, has complied with all the provisions
of the statutes of the United States, required to
be complied with before association shall
be authorized to commence the business of
banking.
Now therefore l, WILLIAM B. RIDGELY.
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify
OF GRAND JUNCTION. in the city of Grand
Junction, in the county vt Mesa and state Of
Colorado, Is authorized to commence the busi-
ness of banking as provided in Section Fifty
one hundred and sixty nine of the Revised Stat.
utes of the United States.
~ In testimony whereof witness my hand
SEAL and Seal Of office this 3lst day Of NAV.
-. 1905.
VIM. b. RIDGELY,
Comptroller OF the Currency
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06
Bids for Repairing Bicycle Paths

Sealed bids will be received for the
repairs of bicycle paths at the Of
fee of the city clerk of the city of
Grand Junction. up to and inclusive
of Wednesday, June Il. 1905. to be
restored to their original condition,
The work will include the Main,
Seventh. Rood and Fifth street paths
as originally constructed
The city reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
JOHN NJ. CONLEY.
City Clerk.
Grand Junction, Colo, June 6, 1905.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06
400 Miles Railroad

\ Denver. June Especially !.
= -Four hundred miles of rail -
= road from Ell Paso to Durango -
= Will be built this year. The Ell -
= Paso & Durango Railroad Com y
= pany, with a capital of $4,000 =.
= oo0 has been organized, and =
twill begin work on the new *
= lines as soon as the surveys are -
= completed. AT Durango the =
= new line will connect with the -
+ Denver & Rio Grande. \
= =. = = + + = i. i. = !. !. =
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06


Next Monday the writing school.
now being organized by Fred NJ. Ba-
con, will hold its first sessions. One
session will be held early in the fore
noon and the other will be held in
the evening, both at the high school
building. Many people. both adults
and children, have entered as mem
bers of the school. Anyone desiring
to take this splendid course of writ
ing lessons may do so, and should
call upon Mr.. Bacon at his residence
at ga Grand avenue. MIR. Bacon is
thoroughly competent teacher and
his work has the hearty commenda-
tion of the school board and the
school faculty. No rigid rules will
bind those who attend the classes.
Devote an hour each day to the ira
provement of your writing and you
will never regret it.
w. II. Emmons. advertising agent
of the general passenger department
of the Colorado Midland railway, Is
in town today.
Frank NJ. Burger of Palisade is
in the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06

William Roberts of Aspen is in
town today.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-06

'irst publication. May 90, 1905.
LAST publication, June IA, 1905.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-08

ubeiret BEN %. Qu9u t.
Den polb iomme 3oroen6nge, Der
i gaar peo 31z5ibsn orog ben ooer
Staoen, % unber fbiIten ct u~i9oOars
lig itartt 9nn, leoiaget al ct magti9t
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sDagbl." At "a. Qug.
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5oroenbeiret. Der Iigeiom Der leos
faget al en- Acknowledgements Regn,
81. 4 / @aar Gftsrmiobag orog o0er
gpen. 2nnet ilog Der neO / en- 9iaa
pad Qangespej, Dog uoen at dnrette
%nabneoaroi9 Staoe.
@ennem RiBaus Bureau merbeles
ira 0DtebtnQ. Mors: ; 9aar
gftermiOoag oeo 2s9ioen log 2pnet
neo / Giencommen a9rhane pda
Rerrebro beo 0ntsbin9. Zen itrao'
trtte 9noning antGnotes % neo=
Ifranbte fuloitGnbig. 5orueen Sic
rem. QrbeiosmanO Ssnoergaaro,
I6oeoe 3 andre Qrbeiosrfamilier % IN
IGnte / Gienoommen. st Qur al
5umilierne 6apoe life asiureret.
Gnten par mar inbe5ranot un6er
5origg paa at reobe fine gienbele.
Gieren 6apbe dsiureret.
Belle: @eb Miooaqstio / @oar
loo Qnnet neo / Sans Nerner5
gaaro / 9atsgdorbe BED 9iot. Sole
@uarben n~eo6ranote / 2p6et at ct
Par Elmer. 0o9e Grin, 9aIoe %
6ens i%noebrqnote. @aaroen bar
asiureret I @istofts 9ranotasis.
9oIoing: 5 Gaar 5ormiooag
log Qpnet neo / 8oelsmdno Seppe
Meirups Gienoom i Eitre @jeiten.
6uiet nebbrpnbte totalt.
s 8ambrup iIog 9pnet neo i
GtettricitetspGrtet bpor bet anrsttes
be 6etp0slig Staoe, ibet aQe 9l0s
Iitrinaerne fmelteoe.
5 gaar 5ormio0das orog ifsl9c
telegram ira 6oOersIeo ct Def
tigt lloeir oper Rem pitIige Del al
0oroflesoig. Qnnst log nsb og an
tanote St. 9. Grams Gaaro. Reoer
Sersbal Mart. 7 9reaturer og 6 a
+ Spin i%noebranbts. gisrens aars.
tie, Der op6olbt fig paa geieg pua
8aaroen, blso rant al 2pnet og BEN
ligger meget lioenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-08

Girtefagen 9anles. =
iii BET itore 9rsnshsj So9n, Der 10
III 6srer II %ae6enbapn, og ION i
uOitratning sr Ii9e iaa tort iom 6os
rebitaoen fer 5nolemmelierns, bsrer
.ogiad @artner6psu ganlsie meO oens
IA. 1000 Sno6pggere. Ser Ear man
dasrsoe / lang 5io felt Sapnet al
en- 4irts og ar6ejoet paa At faa bet
afsiulpet. Grunosn til Strife %
pr~9itegddrb bar man faaet itqntet.
.Qrfiteft 56oroolo 5%ergenien bar les
rerst 3egningsr til Dem begge og fors
lspen neola9oes @%runoitenen til pres
itegaarOen, Der 6pgges paa Gmbsbs=
liam. Iii airtens Gpfsrelie bar
man inotil nu iamlet ca. 10000 Str,
men maa bare 1900 ar., inben man
fan t9nte pda at iege Statstilifub.
Gn iaaoan QnTs9ning Ditbe man
gerne fe at nda til at funne inblenere
/ naiIe 8igsOa9siamling, 09 for at
fad famlet be rsitersnbe 5000 Str.
f%pranitalteoe man Grebag og 2sroa5
BEN %. % %. Qug. en- tor Com
merz og glomitsrfeit paa 0%anleie
5ernbansreituuron meo BEN tiI6srens
be tore 6aoe. Sen af be 100 9art-
mere, gDen RUNNER, bapbs dlene for
lit 9eotommsnbe Iopet 1000 Roier
bber Dag, og naiten aGe be andre
6abbe 6Oer efter I'm gOne ftinet fig
liee Taa OelDi1i9t til Soften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-08

aoferine Gptbemii6 os
beoftaben. 9olerinen bar fun
ret en- ganite ~uiaODanlig itor ubbres
belie / 6opeoitaOen / oenne Gfterioms
mer. Sra en- ringe men tiolig 9e>
g1nbelie er Der botist en- ganIte anita
aelig gpiOemi op | be fibite Bar Tiger
~IfriOes Der ben %. Dug, Iangt iterre
enb / bet ~umiooelbart foregaaenbe
Qar, og til ben tore uobrsbelie ibas
rer en- ret ~6stbOelig 3sbelig6eb, Der
tog Oaientlig fun goar ub oOsr "a
Tpabe gern.
gda Stabslegsns iibite ugeliite
fieurerer life minbre enb 518 4ole.
rinetilfaloe og SO 9sbsfalo ION 5et=
&c at SDgbommen. 31Gene er fore,
men be er Iiffert life fore nOt; If.
en- M9ngbe lettsre 8olerinetiIfaloe
u~nbbrager fig 10 Stutiititten, ibst be-
res Dire life Tiger 2agehialp, men
6ebanber fig ielO fuu gobt be fan ben
6jalp at ,6%usraao" og ben 3enoens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-08
OpSc Sp0cr.

ltogiOet og %anbefalet Al n8irteli9
5orenin9 for 3noremisiiun / 0an-
mart. &c eiiten i9ennem oa in0.
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interchangeable oo 5elIi9gsreIi., 80
Sioer, ! flint OmiIag, 10c.
Rut6. gaa Danf Oeb q. g. MaO.
fen. 5 OmIG. SOC, inbb. $3.50.
81 paa Ssfus. 0asIig, e%madfpi.
fer til bOer Dag / Maano.n. Sint
qapir Os 8inb. 25c.
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fet, at q. S9mibt, paa 0anf pes
paItor q. 9. Mabien. 302 81,
Der. Stint ib. $1.2O, / 0mit. 600.
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5 Omlug 60c.. inbb. $1.Q0.
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SOlfin os stper. en QGgtsFubs.
biItorie. qaa Danft bsb Batter
Mdtt6iuien. 214 O., flint ib. 80t.
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pua Dunt teb q. @. maOfen.
248 9. 5 Omi1. Coo, ino6. 90t.
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Ere Sulsfortaaing.r. 81 Gioer. ]
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bien 0. +. b. 239 Sib.r. 9 Om.
flag 60c. 5nbb. 9Oc.
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Doc.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-08

ten gejitIige 5jeneitegdn9s 2a6print
red at giitoppen / QaI6org onmobsr
i'm Gm6eOsbrooer / 9i6org ON
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leoning al, at Qar6us 8iipeitoI Biz
Der IeOig ben L. Ropbr., 6olot 2(drbus
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fen / Qarbus Den Il. 2tu9. aonpens
tets 5ormanb. QroDf SsrenIen,
StanOer6org, in0leoe0e en- 5or6anes
ling ON, booroiOt Stiftsts Qrqiter
buroe fremiatte beres gu7tr for
Miniiteriet Tor Strife og unoer0iss
ningsbafenet meO S6enipn til giItop
6lauIens epentueIe gftermano. 81
ter ct langere Oroififte famleoes ct
5lertdl pdd ca. 2 5reoieoele Al he
tilitebeborenbe qraiter ON paitor u.
S6act, a~sben6abn, mebens oen gOs
rice 3rebieoel par TENT for 4aitor
Bib. 0anien, R0tgbin9. Mors.
man beotog tiaige at aioe idmtli9s
Stiftets Qraiter Qeilig6eo til At uos
tale iia ON oeres Sitting til 6isie to
Man6, fsr man ~benoen6ts fig til
Min.fteriet Tor STRIFE % llnoerbis<
ningsp9ienet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-08


naar man 6oloer en- Smule Dict, %
Qnfaloet rel At merte lite tprer til
oe Ipare.
Zen Iangt operpeienbe Del at 3iIs
falbene rammer Bern, og blonbt be
potsne guar bet iarlig uo oper aDius
%petpnnet.
Smponerenoe er BET, at &olerinss
tilfalbens ubgpr mere END 6dlpbelen
at iamtlige Sp9bomstilf9loe, ION
anmelotes / ben forlsbne llge. 5 oet
6ele par Der neml'g fun 975 5ilfGlOe,
anmelot ira 297 prattiierenbe Eager
/ 6opeoitaben. me0ens gabotommus
rerne bapoe III ip9e.
3renge % 5r9tbogne. -
Suititsminiiteriet bar unOer II.
quauit ftaofaitet 3iaaeet til apbens
6aous golitipeotagt pm, at 8renae
life ma oDeranitrenges oeo asriel
al 5rats eaer 6aanopogne, apriel
me0 9aretransportcntler eler 9aren
at g1rber paa ohentlig @ooe eIer
9laos i 5orretnin9sejemeo. 9srn,
ber enonu lite bar fpIOt BET IA. 9ar,
maa ~oper6ooeoet life bennttes til pad
faaoanne Steotr / 5orretningsgiemsb
at FIRE 3ratz eler 0aanbpogne eIer
FIRE me6 neutrality-suspicious.
atrtez % tunft6iitori It
M . df6olotes 5irsoag ben %.
Quguit 81. 4 Gftm. al SelIta6et for
8anmarf5 airfe6iItorie / Dor Brus
airte / 3ostiloe meO 5oreorag at
qrofssfor 5. &ornerup % Sognes
pratt 9r. 6olgsr 8sroam.
QDiefronen i Sfelitsr Strife
folbt Senbag gftm. BEN 20. Qusuit
neo ira i'm qlaos unoer l0p9lpin9en
foran Qlteret og t%nuites MOB airteus
6ooroe Cub. 2Diene / aronen par
tanote i Qnleoning al en- 2igf9rb, og
juit iom gaaren par f%jernet, og @rlz
ptrens 6uitru par / 5arc meo at
lutte 9piene. faIot aronen neo netop
paa bet Steo, bpor Barren bap0e
itdaet.
Der haOoe ifsl9e nNaitOeO 9ib."
for ca. IA 8ags iibsn paret airtes
i'm, men man 6opoe lite i%agttaget,
foor fbag Qpietronens 5orbinoelie
meo Murpartet par. 6eler lite ba
9irten nplig BAR genitdno for en- 6os
rebiitanbiRttelie, bar nan logt
Marte til cette ioa9e quntt.
Zisnpioner til 9eotnrtningen tes
retter, at bet nGiten mao betragtes
iom ct Timber, at 0rdoerens Gone life
ION pibere til Staoe. Sum Hap nems
Zig meo Iiot gsitaoigeIie At ben enc
4rm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-08

Qneen Detl9ote Stlpe1IoleH 0ptHltt
ffanfebe / fine 9elmogtsoage en- rigt
urifaaren Qltertaple til lin 6soe6ps
9irfe. - 8a oenne 9irte neorepe8,
bleD 4ltertablen ifsIge .6nens @sns
itre6lao" flnttet til Qer6Olms airte
peo 4albora, bbor ben gennem mango
qar fprte en- ret upaaagtet 5ilb9relie
operimurt, iom ben bar. meo ct init
Gag MaIing. - gu er ben imutte
Qltertaple imiblertib 6leoen reitaores
ret ca after op6pngt / airfen. Ter
CT af tor fu%nitneriit gar6i.
0ape I'll BEN inOre M g
Rasmus 3horsdqers Gnte
9eirum bar ifslge bib Stiftat."
ffanfet 5000 9r. til Gpfsrelie al ct
Misiions6us. Der ftal 6pgges alerebe
/ inoeparenbe CONNER. gnoOioere
ffanter Gnten g%n9geplaos til 5uiet;
bet pil blioe opfprt paa 6enoes 3oft
lige oeo 9ejen, Der gaar forbi BEL
tumbro.
9r. phil Starttes 9rn9l.
Oct oil enonu rare / friIft Minos,
ifrioer ,,ar. 99bI.", 6bOrleoes ben
rab.fale Or. phil. 6. q. Starcte pau
oet nproiIfe Sfolemsoe rdieoe mob
QuoenoeIisn al tegemlig Re0ieIie /
StoIen.
Gn Carer, iom tenbte 3ottorens
p~9oagogiife GRATIS, bar MI label
bsre fra fig rg Oplpitt, at Or. Star.
cfe islp anoeuoer qrn9I, og oenne
6dr M maattet inbrsmme, at ban
unoertioen bar tnaloet 8ren9ene
nogle Qusinger; men ban unOItnl6.r
fla meo. al bet er itet / lltanlmobigs
feb. - Men 8r. 9. mcI bog pitt
inorsmme, at bette er ben melt ubels
oige geppggruno til QnOenbelie Of
legemIig Repielie.
Store Orb er ct, BEN life oogli3e
Gerning ofte noget anoet.
st u6pggetigt 5unb. lloe
peb alintboIm peo qampeoejen. ass
bsnbdpn, ianot mar BEN p. Ququit
en- 3O-4ozaorig ManO ligasnoe
oeo; 6alien bar oberitaaret, % beo
bans SiOe laa gar6ertn. pen, fDorme0
Snittet par uofsrt. Der fdnotes
ingen qapirer, ION tunbe oplpie,
hoem ban sr; oerimoo Iaa Ter / bans
CONNER 1900 Str. / Oanife Qenge
og 10 toit6ars @ulOure. Qf Marfer
/ bans ri tror mar bog at tunne
lutte fig i'll. at ban cr biempsnbt
Sdniis Nmerltdner.
2igst 6lep bragt til be ubetenbtts
adpsl, % iii Tiger qolitiet at faa
penne me9et mpitiite Sag oplnIt. =
Oct er 10 life BELT ubelutfst, at Der
fan torsli9ge en- 6or6rbOslie.
Stgpring Sagen. Man
iii enbnu bare / friit minOe ben Iaas
tulote nStsOrin9aTare", Der beitoO
j. at BET bleD negtst en- @algmenigs
6eostreos, Der far bannst fig / GgsI
men omtring 5teOring 9ejitole, at
blipe ct Qnnets at @raa 9algmenie@
beb / @snoibsiel meo paitor Sens
gertelien ION Brett. Raetelien be-
9runDeDes /. al Stspring ligger / 9is
borg Stift, mebsns qaitor gertelier
Dor / Qulborg Slit. SO oenns biz
be altiua TONNE til at itOa unber TO
giitopper.
Saeen narmebe fig ifslge o6o6rO
/ Slutningen af Quguit
Maaneo i'm Qfflutning, ibet 5or6ols
bene sr orbrebe iaalebes, at paitor
gertelien Itaar unben Qal6org giips
GilIDn, ogiaa naar ban er nebe bos
lin MenigbeO / StsOring. SO / Be
gpnbelien of September Itulbe ban i
Ste0ring @algmenigbebstapel inbs
al 8iitop II. Qielien. Qal6Org.
Gn file anube por Der bog tilbage
at lsie, ibet giitoppen / Qalborg life
bar Mpnbig6eb til ytjenitligt" at
unberrette proOiten I 9ornum GER
reb ON, at ban dgter at foretaes
Hnbbtelfen | Gdpelet | Stgbrind od
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-08

9ogIibe. 9eo Ienere llnberIegelie
bar ret piit fig, at naOnte 5piler ct
meget gamle, ug be bar / Den %tatolite
3io 6aaret en- 0immel. Der par als
bragt opar 2(lteret. Rdtionalmuiaet
Gar ifelge yaingt, qmt8 0u96l."
beot ON at faa Dem tilienbt. 6Oilten
4nmooning man ogiad par piaig til
at eftertomne, mob at be uotages o9
2llteret igen iitanbiettes at en- tpnbig
Monb, % at bet tier pou Muiaets
8etoitning.