davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-07
&alpcfar6onabe.

&albefjsb, iom life er mort nof til
at benpttes til aoteletter, fan goOt
benpttes BERTH. Wtan IfjGrer oct OPP
imaa Stpffer, ifiGrer Stino, Ben %
Srepler bort og mailer Oct iaa | Siso'
foernen ct Ear @onge. Saa iormer
nan oct meo e., &nip | Srian9ler, Ell.
Ter runoe &ager, penoer Dem / piifet
9Gg % itsot, tsrret grsb, bpori lioi
Salt er bIonbet % iteeer Dem Der
paa | Smsr, eller Salpoelm goot
Mooiebt pg Salpoelen Smsr. Otter
at aieoet er itegt % optaget, bar maj
Iiot Sleoe og ajsofraft | Soucen, o.
beloer Sen iaa oper Gagerne. Dian
fan foge Sc aiifaarne Ben % Slintrcl
os benptte araften at oct.
S~rieanSan.
Sertil benpttes Sfiper al 8alpelao'
ret, iom mao bore ifooret minoit |
Somme tpffe. -9e flores iaa op
Stpffer omtrent 3 Eommer lange oq
2 CONNER breoe og banfes berpao
liot, men maa albeleS life banfes, iao
Sc gaar iitpffer. Weo en- ipibs anir
gjer mar, en- aabning / bpert Stpffe
n9Iten ino til ben anoen Gnoe, iao
&ieoet banner ligeiom Ell 2onme
9erpna lapes Ell sSplbning al mager.
fogt Sfinfe, iom er baffet i'm og Der
paa blanoet nleo en- Gel 9rpbfr1m'
mer, iom er uobleot | libt Slsbe, e
gar 9Gggeblonmier. libt Salt, noglt
9raaber 2sgiaft % liOt hoto Febcr
1eigen moa life pGre for bleo. Settt
fploes Ga / "2pmmen" al bpert Stpffe.
% man itiffer en- "Eootbpid" eaer en-
on6en fin Binbe igiennem aabnin'
gent, iaa Sploingen life ifal riroe III
Soa Ipqaer man Stpfferne | brunei
Snler og lober Dem iteges ~lDIebrlrnt
pao begge Sioer, bGloer iaa ODER liO.
5leoe og goo aie6fraft og De fo8el
oerpaa iagte UNDER Soag Ell Time
Gerpao tages Gnberue no % 6ricon
omrerne IGgges op | ct parmt SAB
Saltcen jones meo Snsr og Mel
iom err gnebet ianmctl, files Serpac
OF bellies oper 8isoet.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
ROMEO WHERE ART THOU
What Might Happen BY The
displacement of Two
Pounds.

Mr.. G.. +. Thomas. the well known
dealer in sand and gravel, is confront
ed by problem which he is spending
many sleepless nights in trying to
solve. 1t has to do with his avoirdu.
pois and the pretty office which he
has had erected on the city dock at
one end of the fish market.
Just two pounds of overweight
which he carries threatens at any time
to precipitate him into the clear CD
waters of the slip and how to dispose
of those extra two pounds is what is
affecting his hours of sleep On the
waterside of the office has been built
dainty little balcony, a balcony that
Juliet might have stood upon as she
listened to the tales of love that were
whispered to her by a burning Romeo.
1t was built that Mr.. homas might
stand forth and gaze into space while
awaiting the arrival of his sand and
gravel armada. 1t appears, however,
that his weight was not considered
when the balcony was projected over
the foundation.
Pretty as il is and as useful as il
might be made. he is forced to restrain
his desire to pace its short length like
captain on his bridge. A great math.
ematician has figured. that the balcony
will sustain weight of 800 pounds
without tipping the Office and the
whole outfit into tie water Just
what to do with the extra two pounds
which he carries Mr.. Thomas does
not know and unless he can part with
it in some manner he dare not venture
out ON his balcony. At present the
balcony is deserted and neglected and
the siren voice of the sea falls softly
within it without striking the ear at
tuned to it's lightest breath.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

DRoP0sALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT The
a Barean Of supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department washington. d. c., until 10 Q clock
A. NJ. April rs. 1906. and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. TO furnish at the
Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md, and the Navy
Yard Washington, d. c., as specified. quantity
OF naval supplies. as follows Schedule lag :
Gables. electrical supplies. Schedule 15l ;
Steel plates. shapes. bars, castings, and torg-
ing. -Scheaule 1853: sand, pig iron. APP
plications for proposals should designate the
schedules desired by number. Blank proposals
win be furnished upon application TO the
navy paw Office, Baltimore, Md. or 70 tbs
Bureau. H. r. B. HARRIS, Rayuasfe'-GeH
y. S. ~ s-Soos.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
Building Sunday School

Work is progressing on the new
Sunday school at West Annapolis.
The room will be 22x4O feet. and is
being erected ON a lot recently pur-
chased by the Methodists from tile
Giddings estate. The remainder OF
the lot will be left unoccupied az
present. but it is hoped later to erect
upon it church edifice.
An effort will be made to have the
Sunday-scho room, which is now be-
ing built, used during the week for
school purposes. A school is needed
at West Annapolis, and promise was
made last year that the village should
be provided with asschool for the ac-
commodation of the many children at
West Annapolis, who are Obliged TO
come to the Annapolis school. As
the residents of West Annapolis did
not get the school last year, they hope
to be able TO secure it next year, when
they will nave the proper quarters III
readiness
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
I'M MILITARY EXERCISES,
Coming Events on The chesa-
peake Bay.

Officers of the Army and Navy are
taking much interest in the military
exercises'' scheduled TO take place In
Nav and June in the Chesapeake Bay
and Potomac River. Ii is said at both
the War and Navy Departments that
these exercise" will not. IN any
sense of the word. be maneuyers.
The following troops viii partici-
nate. in addition TO those already
stationed within the Artillery districts
of the Chesapeake, Baltimore and the
Potomac
From the Department of the East TO
the Artillery District of the Chesa-
peake-The 18th, 43d, 45th, 50th, DIST,
18th. SOth. Slst. SD, S4th. Seth, 9Sth.
lOlst. 1l2th and l23rd Companies of
ARTILLERY. To the Artillery District OF
BaItimore-The Cd, 42d, SD, 56th,
57th (torpedo company, 10Th, 97th and
1O9th companies. TO the Artillery
District of the Potomac-The l2Oth
Company torpedo company
From the Department of the Gull
To the Artillery District of the Po-
tomac-The eth, 18th, l4th, 10Th.
10th, 22d, 99th, and il6th Companies.
To the Artillery District of the Ches-
apeake-The Third Company. To the
Artillery District of Baltimore-The
Both Company.
The problems to be worked out dur-
ing the Exercises have been left TO
Major General Wade, commanding
the Atlantic Division. and Rear Ad-
miral Francis w. Dickins, commanding
the Coast Squadron. 1t has not yet
been finally determined at the Navy
Department what ships will partici-
pate in the exercises, but certainly
all of the vessels of the Coast Squad
ron and probably some of the Older
type of battleships of the North At
lantic fleet, such as the Massachu
setts and Iowa, will take part. 1t Is
probable that Admiral Dickins Will
command the naval forces engaged.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
SarsaDariIIa. Go
THE CLIMATE AND CROP
Review of Weather Conditions
During Past Week.

DIR Oliver L.. Fassig, Section Di-
rector of the Weather Bureau, Balti-
more. has issued the crop bulletin for
week ending April 10, in which gem
eraI review of the fall and winter con-
ditions is given.
The past winter was but a fraction
of a degree warmer than the winter
of 1903 'O4. which was the coolest IN
the lightweight years for which there
are authentic records at Baltimore.
Notwithstanding the low average tenn
perature, the extremes recorded did
not approach those of some other years.
October was cool and bright; Novem :
Der was cold, dry and very pleasant,
except for coast storm on the 18th ;
December was very cold-more than 0
degrees below normal. January tenn
peratures fiuctuated, but averaged 3
degrees below normal; February tenn
peratures were s degrees below nor
NAL.
March was favorable for growth,
but wet ground and showers further
DELAYED the very backward farm work,
and blowing and planting did not be-
gin generally until the end OF the
month. Wheat and grasses were well
protected by snow during the winter
and improved rapidly under the mod.
crate rains of March and the warmth
of its last week. AT the close of the
month early sown wheat was generally
reported to be excellent; late sown,
poor to fair. Most of the clover was
sown, and seeding oats was progress.
ing in southern counties Fruit buds
were dormant or just starting at the
end of the month; some peach buds
we're killed. but fruit buds generally
were thought to be safe. Stock was
kept in good condition by liberal feed
ing during the winter.
From April LIST to 18th favorable
weather for growth and work permit
ted rapid progress during the first few
days of the motnh, but work was
much interrupted by the moderated,
heavy rains of the 4th and 9TH
Heavy frosts occurred in the northern
counties during the latter part OF thu
week, and minimum temperatures
below freezing were reported from
the western counties on the 3D. anG
again ON the 18th and Sth, but no ser
ious damage is thought to have result
ed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair Said to Indicate q PER-
sons Temperament.

Many people believe that blonde, or
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair constancy. A person without hair
is not devoid of character; far from it.
The disposition Of the average bald
headed man is to show such solicitude
for the welfare Of others, that he neg
lects himself. A germ causes badness.
Prof. Sabouraud, Of Paris. France, in
nocculated a rabbit with Dandruff germs.
causing IL to become totally bald in five
weeks time. To rid the scalp of these
dangerous germs It is necessary to apply
Newbros Herpicide.
Destroy the cause-you remove the
effect
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample TO The Herpicide Co..
Detroit Mich.
seldmever BrofheRu
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
At Scoool of Application

The following officers Of the Marin,
Corps have reported for instruction a
the School OF Applications. Secon'
Lleutenants [. A. Lutz, H. S. Green
H. g. Bartlett, Il. S Shepard, II. w
Stone, ] ID. Nevin, H. NJ. Smith, ]. K
Henley. X S. Keyser. A. b. Drum. ID
NJ. Randall. V. V. Sweeney. c. Ancrum
" /. Morrison
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

'sOld French Castles is the subject
Prof. Henri Marion, of the Depart.
ment of French at the Naval Academy
has chosen for his French lecture to-
nihgt at SIS O'Clock at Mcdowell
Hall, st. Johns College. The lecture
will be given under the auspices OF
the Alliance Franchise, and viii be
very interesting from q historical
standpoint. 1t will close the French
lectures OF the season, which have
been so successfully given by the An
napolis group.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
Gazing Toward the Orient

The eyes of all nations are strained
in their gazing toward the China Sea.
Rumors and dispatches give account
of a naval fight OFF Anambas Islands,
east of the Malay Peninsula. between
the Russians and the Japanese. Adj
miral Dewey is of the opinion that
the defeat of the Japs would utterly
neutralize their success up to this
time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
Harvard's Team Coming.

According TO the custom of severa
years pass the baseball squad of Har
ward University will spend next week il
Annapolis. I he visit is part OF the
regular Southern tour. and the men vii
practice on the midshipmen' diamond
Gu tuesday, the Crimson will meet the
midshipmen' first team and on Thurs
day Harvard's scrubs will play the mid
shipments second team.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
To Enter Regatta.

1t is expected the Severn Boat Club
will enter a four cared crew in 4 c
national regatta at Baltimore. The
Severn Boat Club has taken in several
new members and the coming rowing
season promises TO be a very exciting
one. A new shell has been ordered by
the Club, and much interest is being
taken in this seasons boating schedule
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
A Good Entertainments

The colored minstrel show, planta-
ton melodies and cake walk which is
to be given in an entertainment at
the Colonial Theatre next Monday
nihgt, under the direction of Mr..
Keere, promises to be great success.
The entire lower floor will be reserved
for white people. and the prize cake
walk alone will be worth the price of
admission. Get your ticket early.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
Davis Proofs.are Stronger Thar
Arguments.

Mr.. L. H. Campo II, who has used
about 10 gallons OF another brand OF
paint on his house. bought six gallons OF
Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint to second
coat with, and returned two of them.
saying he never saw paint to cover SO
much surface.
Anderson Hardware Co.
Anderson. w. Va. Apr, S-e4.
Sold by FaIinholt, Gardiner & Com
pany.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
DON'T FORGET

The Auction at the corner of
Prince George and Randall
Street, open every Evening at
1902. m. A beautiful decorated
China Dinner Set Of 124 pieces
will be sold for less than the
manufacturers price. GEORGE
SAFFIELD, Auctioneer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
FATHER AND DAUGHTER.

Father Johns Medicine cured
me of catarrh and my father
of asthma. We take it regu-
larly and are feeling better ev-
cry day. Josephine Zelus,
HYDE Park
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
WANTS. LOST. FOR SALE

yusut. rot sale. F0x Rent. Lost FcanSs 9 - :,
not exceedinR lines. inserted % y " - =, -
less for 20 Cents, and additionhI -. ~. 81 - 49,
portion--to be accompanied oY 1ns 49,.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

/. osT A ,so7 CLASS PIN NAVAL ACADka1
eSf between 17S Prince George, and ma s. - s.
streets or al Colonial Theatre Reward II ieie -
lsS Prince George street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

COR RENT-HoUsE FOR RANT AT kastpog-l
Il Water front. Apply 10 Z. A. NJ ~, =, g
West street, Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13
FoR RENT.

ron RRNT-FuRNISHED HOUSE 30 klng
+ t;eorsse street near oklahoma Gate, ICONS .s
ana bath. For key snd lniormation Apply - 49, -
King George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

LOsT-SToLEN FROM MY STABLE AT
Parole, sorrel horse. Two white feet
Also new bride and old saddle. Liberal re-
ward If returned to FRANK SEARS, Parole A.
A. County. m30w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

rSoR RsNT-LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
n kOOM Gas and bath, suitable ioF IVY
gentlemen, with or without board. Apply 70 a.
Franklin street. -"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

TOR RENT-N NICELY FURNISHED apartment
L 10 eouple without children, Tor light house
Keeping IS nast street near Stale circle. alVV-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

TaOR RRNT.-A HANDSOME CoTTAGk NO
II As Madison street. Apply 10 W. MANI ~
BnADl, lgo Church street. a""
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-13

con NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE or
cant Millgan MARYLAND Avenue. 10 rooms.
Possession slvsn aay lst. For further particulars
aDply 10 q a DuBOIS. Is school street. abti
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-23
Deroens hurti9lte Cog
at Sporet,
3Dbe Mennefter br9bte,
mango aarebe.

gblig bar man l9it itnlte 8eretz
ninger ON gerbens burtigite 3og,
.5be 5nentietb 6enturD 2imiteo1
Der til6agelagger 2(fitunOen mellem
Chicago og Rep Yort / Is 3imer.
Ga .om @aar ben Isrgelige Del
bing, at iomme 3og er forulbtfet beo
Mentor Obio, 20 Menneiter er bra6z
te lllptten og mango er oesuoen
iaareoe. Worgenblaoene tunoe lite
gioe rigtig Seiteo. 2lften6labene meoz
Oeler fplgenbe:
Oct ,,ReforozilaaenOe" 9og, paa
gei til g}ep gort, lob i en- daben
oipit6" Og itbrteOe meo frpgteli5
6urtigbeO inb / OplagsbuIet no9le
faa 0unoreOe SOB berfra. s ct gjez
6lit bar bet belbige Qotomatio o5
dlle 9ognene paa en- n9r forOanoleoe
til 8rdg, boiltet mango Wienneifer
lda tnuite og SneIe IaureOe. 8ette
5og, iom n1lig bar iat pau ct 18 Ii
mers 2eb (meQem Gbicago og yeip
gor0, pileOe af Steb me0 en- 5art al
70 U}il / 5men, ba lllDtten iteie.
9raget untanotes itrats, iaa g}eos
ningsar6ejOet 6gi @rab panifeligz
ajoroes. SlOens Optomit it9lOtes en-
GtsploIion / Dele df 2otomotipet.
De Iaarebe fsrtes til GleOelanb.
gre al be unotomne E
fortalIer. Ere af be unOtomne
ira lllDtten tom til Chicago / @oar
Morges 9l. 7.5O. Den enc af bem.
Goblin, bar ilemt gsnnemrbitet,
(6ablD I6aten up. @n anben, 9eu6l
fortaller, at ban 6lunbeoe, ba lint
fen ffete, men baftes beb Stebet og
table itrats berpaa 8ebibIt6eben. "a
ban after tom til fig IeIp, bar ban
uoenfor 9ognen, 60or Reoningsarz
6eibet bar / 5remgang. Sans paz
ientlige 9eItabigelie bar ct Suur paa
9(rmen. 8ioere fort9les Der life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-23
observation-disclosures %
arisens Sang.

Der meloes fra Woscofp unber q.
bs., at Der ben 23., dltIdd / Dag,
ital bolbes ct tort 9snnemsbe unber
daben 0immsl for at 6eoe ON SER
for be rusiiite @ddben.
Get er let foritaaligt, at uastet
6orbereoellerne til 5reosunoerbanos
lingerie gadr oeres Sang fremub,
faa er Sp9nOingen paa ielDe arissz
itueplabien fau itOr ON nogen Sinbe,
9lof iiges begee be fjenbtlige Magter
at pille afpenoe bet truenoe Slug
Manhuriet; men meget beror 10 pao
Stillingen beb ben 5io, 9runbbiltaas
rene for 5reb (tfe protocoD unberteg.
nes. aan Sdpan 0ebbliDe at bolbe 8.
pertaget, ida bill bet babe let peb at gen.
nemfDre fine SorOringer. Ulobiat BIZ.
be Ruslanb 10 funne bente Utpberd.
ton, DIN BET funbe binbe en- Stillin9.
faa bet babbe llbiiet til SER. Smib'
lertib er llbiigterne iom tibligere, al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-23

ira Mejeriet. gi fan life anbet end
tilrduOe bore 29iere at tgbe en- Sly
eeieparator.
Nuar man bil beige i'm Separas
tor, er bet at itgrite 8igtigbeb, at
man logger Ua9rte til, at ale bens
ar6ejoenoe Dele er af 6ebIte 6dbris
fat. Gn biQig Separator bill, liges
iom andre 6iqige 2lpparater, giOe
ilet 5ieneite. Gn bel forarbejbet Ulas
time bil / 2ebet af faa Nar ipare,
boao ben foiter ober be gamle Stumz
memetoOer beb ben 6orsgelfe, ben
foraaridger grobuftionen, og benz
ne Profit bebbarer, l9nge efter at Sta
itinen bar betalt for Jig felb, ia, /
9irteltg6eoen fda l9nge Separotoz
rem etsiIterer. Ulan maa foroisIe
Jig ON, at bet er en- Mdlfine, Der
itummer rent. Oct er af 0igtigbeb
at fOrOisie fig ON, at bet er ct paas
liOeligt 8irma, Der bar labet Maifiz
nen. @ermont 5arm 90 a.
6ine 6 o, 8elfops 6uGs, gt.,
Der fa6riterer ben berpmte l1niteb
States Cream Separator, iom bolber
9erOensretorben for 9Renifumning,
far en- 80 qars Grfaring at itptte
fig til 5abritationen al Separatoz
rer. Gn6Oer af bore 2aiere tan fra
oem fua en- fmut liGe 8og She
8airp", Der inOe6olber meget oerois
fulOe @int til enbber 5armer, Der
bolOer U}alfefeer. StriO ct goftfort
til Oem for at fad 9ogen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-23
JlpOeieparatOren pan 5armen.

Separatoren er tommet ub blanbt
5armerne, life paa ct flpgtigt 9eI9g,
men for at 6lipe blanbt bem. Zen
bar 6ebiit i'm 9rugbarbeb pau 5arz
men, og Oi enIter at inOprente bore
99Iere, Der bar abagbeiGtninger, at
let er en- a6Iolut glgobenbigbeo At
benptte Jig al ben 5orbel, fom 6arm=
Separatoren bpoer. s mango 5ils
fGloe pilbe bet pere forOeldgtigt at
I9lge en- &o og tgbe en- Separator.
6ellere eno at unbbere en- iaaodn. vi
tsnber SilfHlbe meo Burmere, iom
Ear fra 80 9eer, at 2lnitdfelien
al en- Separator bar forbeoret lloz
bDttet lige Iaa me9et, Iom 2lnitdffelz
len al en- So bilbe gsre bet, pg bet
mau erinbres, at benne profitfor6s
oelie oebbliOer, iaa lange Separatos
ren er / BRIG. Wlan muatte 6etdle
for Regt og Sober til ben etYtra So.
Men Ssparatoren ita6er Profit og
foIter intet at bolbe.
Rogle Sarmere foretrGfter at i9ls
ge beres 6lsbe til Mejeriet, andre
enifer at tarne ben 6jemme. Mejeris
m9nb, Der bolber uoIsgte 8drer,
5lgbe eller Smgr, bar l9rt at inoe
Ie, at be fan life opnda eller Oebblioe
at faa be bejeite priier, uben at be
unItaffer en- Separator; tbi fun bers
peo fan be faa be fineIte 0arer.
Gnbbibere fan man beb Separas
toren bebolbe ben o9rbifulbe Stums
metm9It Siemmet bens bebite 3ils
itanb og fobre ben til &ulbe eller
Sbin, mebens ben enbnu er BARN o9
frilf. Mdnge 5drmere mda MI unbs
pere profiten beb bette 8iprobutt
fra 8eIatningen, for life at nepne,
at be pddbrdger iig en- beI Wlasfe IL
be6agelig6eber beb, at be fobrer 8Ds
rene meo ben fure glanbing al Stunt
metm9lt, iom be Fsrer meb Iig biem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-23
SfuOfaite &lGocr.

@olitiet / G6icago gjorbs for Ell
5iO iiOen en- aette Gtsperimenter
meO ct 6la9s sri tilOirfet i ublans
bet, 6Oiltet iagOes at Oare fubfai.
Prgperne uobiite, at en- &ugle fpz
ret af en- Large oaIibre" gfeoolpet
paa temnsfg nart 6oIb life tunDe
9ennemtrange 5pjet.
6olt / 2tlminbeligbeb er imiblerti5
life intere8ieret iaabant sri lt6sn
bet itulbe pare arigstib. 6oab bi
er mere intere8iereoe i, er bort 6efz
breO; og ON ou pniter at gere bit
2egeme oitu6fait" imoo Sngbom,
ftprte bit S2item og renie bit 8loo,
Oa brug 0r. qeter's &urifo, bet
gamle, tib8preoebe urtemtbbeI. Set
fan fuas 6os ipecieGe Qtgenter e1er
oirette fra 2a6oratoriet. 2t6resfer:
Or. 9Beter 5a6rnep, 112-114 So.
6opne 2tOe., Chicago, SG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-23
eOOmiS % yuiuen.

Gnbelig er 2(fgerelien af Meaemz
oarenOet mellem usiiterenOe llOens
rigsminiiter 2opmis og Wltnniitel
gonen naaet. YraiiOenten bar ienot
9rigsminiIter Saft en- StriDelIe,
boori ban 9aar itrengt frem mob Wi=
niiter 9open. Gnhen af BET bele er
imblertib, iaa ret Oi foritaar, at ins
gen af oem er tenbt itploig Spig.
Wlen oet bar 10 9oomis, Der bar be-
itblot for, at ban baobe mobtuget en-
Slags Stitpenss al asfalt &Ompdgs
MET. og benne 8eifblbning er ban
fritenbt for, og 8otpen er Oerimoo
tenot itplbig ubaberligt GorboIo,
ibet ban bar giort fig 5lio for at faa
2oomis Ioertet. 6an er berfor fenbt
uifittet til at fortIatte / biplomatift
3jeneite, mebens 2oomis fan bente
at blipe forfremmet. 5an bar bog
faaet en- qaamdnbeIie ON, at en- 0is
plomdt maa ufbolbe fig fra al Spes
fulation, iom itaar / 6orbinbelle
meo ben 5ieneite, ban itaur I. 9Open
fgler ia imiOlertib fornarmet og bar
toget til 9enm9le mob prafOentens
og Miniiter Salts aenbeIie, men bet
fommer ban formtbentlig life lungt
meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-23
9poe af SOlitlf.

ira qittsburg, pa. melOes ben q.
rs. at 20 WenneIter er bsoe af Solz
itit 9agen foruO, og 15 bleD oOers
pGloeoe al 9armen 5or fere al
bisie er Der life tort 6dab ON Gin.
Ten operorbentlige 6eoe, iom be
gbnote / Senbags, bapoe OeOOdret til
5irsbags often, o9 Der par ingen
llbfgt til 6orunoring.
@ennem Manbag glat Iant Ser
mometeret life ldbere eno til 78 @ras
ner, iaa BET bar paniteligt at tunne
iobe. Oct giorbe tit til. at Soft bar
baarlig Itittet til al imobitaa ben
intenie 6eoe 3irsbag. Sen paa ST
termiobdgen brpg en- let Reenbbge ben
ober 9nen, men ben Ipntes at gpre
6eoen eno mere uubboloelig. 8lanot
De 20 qerIoner, Der bDoe, bar fire
Spob6grn. De fleite andre Dire bar
MtnneIter / en- fremItreben QQoer.
Goerqreen, 3 It'll fra pitts6ur9,
6iemisqtes iamme Dag af Stp6ruo.
a@irtps Bun" iteg 20 SOB 2p6et af
20 Minuter. s tit 9s6 reb ben 9roer,
gngninqer og anben Gienoom meo
fig. 5lere matte flpgte for at reooe
9ibet.