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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.

Sunday.
j. G. burden was at Johnson
vile Sunday.
Col. Tom G. Rye of Paris was in
the city last Saturday.
Miss Mollie Mattice is visiting
at Naahville this week.
Rev. and Mrs. J S. King of Tex
as returned home this week.
John w. Bateman of Mckenzie
was here on business Saturday.
Neill McElyea Of Lavergne was
here last Sunday to see relatives.
Miss Mary Steele has returned
from an extended visit at Wingo,
Ky.
l.. I'll. Presson is able to be out
again, after all illness of a few
weeks.
Miss Vera Herrin of WHY is
spending a few days here with rel
atives.
r. L. Utley has been spending
few days with relatives near Nc
Kenzie.
Miss Minnie Galbreath of Eva
has been visiting the family of q.
A. Potts.
Hon. j. A. Clement of Dickson
was here on professional business
this week.
Miss Sallie Adams Of Holiday
was the guest of Mrs. r. d. Nc
Cord this week.
e. E. Fry has completed new
barn on the site of the one recent
iy destroyed by fire.
Rev. nj. e. Woodbridge is at
Beuna Vista this week where heis
conducting meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Watson Wis
ited relatives near. Holiday the
latter part of last week.
John S. Haley of Nashville has
been spending few days here with
his father, r. p. Haley.
Naifeh & Naifeh are paying the
highest prices for chickens, eggs.
and all country produce.
Will S. Weatherly and Lon r.
Watson have purchased the w. A.
Steele stock of groceries.
G. Z. Brecheen and little daugh-
ter have been spending few days
with relatives at Clarksburg.
A new girl has arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Maiden in the tenth district.
Miss Mintie Dodson of Jones'
boro, Ark, is here on an extended
visit to relatives and friends.
Finis and Thomas Broughton of
Hollow Rock were here Friday to
see their sister, Mrs. J.. A. Wyatt.
The CHRONICLE will exchange
subscriptions for stove and heater
wood. Call and get dimensions
wanted.
Mrs. Annie Hartley of Clifton
and Amos Hassell of Brecheen
have been visiting their brother,
j. w. Hassell.
Miss Clara Finley left yesterday
to visit in Texas. She was accom-
panied to Memphis by her brother,
Carlos Finley.
j. A. Hubbs and niece, Miss
Stella Wynn, of West Fork, Ark,
are visiting relatives and friends
here this week.
j. III. Whitfield was removed to
Dawson Springs, KY, Monday.
His many friends hope the change
will prove beneficial and that he
may regain his health. j
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

Under the bill creating board
of health, passed recently, DR.. r.
B. Travis, A. V. Bowles and L. r.
Watson were elected board of
health at the meeting Of the city
council Wednesday evening. The
sanitary bill passed third reading
alta special meeting of the council
yesterday afternoon. This bill goes
into effect at once, and all citizens
should lose no time in cleaning up
their premises.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

The farmers institute to be held
here next Tuesday and Wednesday
affords our people a rare oppor-
tunity to hear the best talent of
the State discussquestions of gen
.eral interest to farmers and stock
growers especially. The institute
should have a good attendance,
and Commissioner Ogilvie will be
encouraged in his efforts to elevate
and instruct through experts of
the agricultural department.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

The CHRONICLE and Nashville
Weekly American, Slr00.a year.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

Naifeh & Naifeh are paying the
highest prices for chickens, eggs,
and ell country produce.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

The CHRONICLE and Memphis
Commercial Appeal, Sl.00 a year
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

Moving time seems to be on in
Camden. Several property trans
fers have taken place during the
past week and others are contem-
plated.
w. III. Hooser and G. Il. lofty
have leased the Melton Hotel, and
Mr.. Melton will go out to his farm
on Cypress. S. A. Clement will
go to the Flowers place and FL. w.
McGill to the Joe Hubbs place.
w. ID. Cooper will go to the old
Saunders place, which he recently
purchased, and Walter S. Corbett
will go to the Bridges place.
E. L. Brown Of Cooley's Land
ing has moved to the place vacated
by Byrd Lewis. r. S. Tonkins of
Briarview has moved to the A. w.
Presson place, w. A. Steele will
go to his place recently occupied
by l.. l.. Stem, and w. ID. Steele
will go to the place vacated by his
father on the east side.
L. Tippett of Co1burg has pur-
chased the L. FL. Bateman place,
and G. g. Crossnoe has sold his
place to Joe j. Cole Of Garfield.
The two places are gust west of
town, beyond the corporate limits.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

The Teachers College of the
Southern University offers
a great variety of courses. Both
academic and didactic work is done
by teachers of sound scholarship
and extensive experience. Large
attendance, thorough work, small
expenses. Enter at.any time, Send
for special information to
j. A. BABER,
Huntingdon, Tenn.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
In Church Circles

The fourth quarterly conference
of the NJ. L. Church will be held
at Mt. Moriah church next Satur-
day and Sunday. Business session
Saturday at 3 p. NJ. and preach
ing at 1880, Communion Sunday
at IL A. M.
The revival meetings at the
Methodist church closed Tuesday
night. Ten conversions are re-
ported during the meetings.
Rev Logan held services sever
al evenings this week at Grace
Church Southeast of town.
Rev. Ferguson expects to go to
Sheldon Monday to assist Rev.
Bdner in revival meetings.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
San Antonio The Beautiful


stranger in bis city, hence. I made ths
best OF my opportunity to get informa
ton, for one cannot always fiud polica
man handy to give the necessary inform
alton, and asked what do you call ave.
uue &c" after 1t Is crossed by Houston
streetY He graciously replied, That
at paid point the avenue dropped tho
modern dignified name of Avenue sc"
and took on the Spanish uama Of Losoya
street " Thus and so, the. Medley goes.
Tho mixeo population Of Mexicans,
Spaniards, Negroes, etc, as well az the
street sceno Of smart traps aud swell
turnouts Of every description, with Hv.
cried colored coacbmen perched high
and stiff, dashing here and there with
their blOoded horses, automobiles wend.
inR their way in and out, street cars,
delivery and vegetable wagons and the
ever present Mexican with his cart aud
burros adds interest on first sight to
the medley. This medley still seems to
grow in the strangers mind, after tour
of the Oldest resident part OF the city,
here palacinl new home, there an old
AeIica n ruin.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
NEW SCHOOL. HOUSE DONE
Turned over 10 The District
Tuesday.

Jasper's new $4,000 school house was
finished Tuesday dnd was turned over
to the district BY the contractors. The
school board are well pleased with the
building IN every particular and the
district has great reason 10 be proud Of
the new structure.
The desks and furniture from the
old building will be placed in the new
house and will be used for the present.
ln order TO save about 5000 to the
district the board invites all citizens of
the district who can spare the time
to meetat the building Saturday and
help move the furniture from the Old
to the hew building. IL sufficient
number Will help the work can be aC-
complished, andi, ,chool can be resumed
on Monday in the new building with
out the loss OF any time,
The board is preparing AN itemized
statement covering the entire cost Of
the new building which will be publish
ed 10 the News.
We hope to give detailed descrip-
tion together with u picture Of the new
structure 10 tho hear future.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
The Big Fun Show.

An intense heart story is unfolded in
the charming comedy drama "Uncle
Josh Spruccby" which comes TO the
Hendricks Opera House for one night
only Mouday Feb, 9th. The plot Of the
play is taken from scenes OF everyday
life. country maiden who has Il
boarding sch ool education meets the
tempter in guisc Of polished city chap
who turns out later to be II confidence
man and who persuades the girl that
the comfortable, II homely, Vermont
home Is too dull for her. She is Undue
ed to elope to the city. -"Uncle Josh"
goes to search for his lost "Nancy y
aud meets many adventure s. The
comedy is furnished by Hans Won
Bottloneyer the ''inst over Dutch man :"
and ''Sally Spruceby" who has no use
for city folks The play is well staged
aud acted by capable company
Prices %, 35. 80 cents.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
TOOK MORE pREnIUMs.

+. w. Ellis Chiehens Win Prizes
Al Aurora.
II. W. Ellis pen of Brown Leghorn
chickens captured some more premiums
at the Lawrence aud Barry counties
poultry shoN held at Aurora last woek.
They won rst.premium of $500 aud Sc
cond of sl.JO onpullet; 2nd premium Of
sl.5O ON cockerei; second 81 on pen
aud third prize ofs2.OO 90 sweepstakes
This pen is surely winner.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
MHssRs JOYCE AND LEE
Good Words for Them From Lama
Paper

The Lamar Republican has the follow
ing good words for Mpssrs Frank Lee
and Add Joyce who will opeu a clothing
store in Jasper the first Of March
Frank \. Lee aud Add. Joyce have
entered into 60 partnership and will
open up frst.class clothing and fur
nishng store at Jasper on or about
March /. Mrssrs L,e aud Joice are ener-
geLic and careful young business men
and will no doubt make a success of the
enterprise. The people Of Jasper eau
be assured that what they buy OF Joice
and Lee will be exactly as represented.
That all their goods will be new and of
good quality and they will be dealing
directly with two honest Southwest
Missouri boys, who have had their train
ing with honest American employers,
and while knowing Hebrew tricks
would neyeI stoop to practice them.
We wish and predict for this new firm a
large degree OF success. The people Of
northern Jasper county can be supplied
with clothing OF as good quality at
home as at Carthage.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
intereeting Letter From . Jasper
0lri Who lis Spending the
Winter IN Texas

We take great pleasure In giving ic
our readers the following exceedingly
intercstiDg letter about San Antonin
the old and unique crty Of Texai, from
Jasper girl, Miss Nora Fox. The let
ter is too long for one issue but will be
concluded ir next week. paper:
San Antonio, Texas,
January 1s. 1905
Editor Jssrer News:-This langour-
ious southern noroing MS sit by my
open window and look out upon the
poople as they lrisurely wend their way
to aud fro ia the thoroughfare below my
mind /, wont to wander back To Jasper
and in this quiet reyerie l remember
how delinquent have been in keeping
my pro,nise to write.
A little more than week since We
made change IN our rcsidrnce-we
1ow bnve three apartments with hall,
''eciric bell, .eIectric lights, hot aud
'old water, upstairs in n beautiful new
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

car excursions and fnd Il a splpndid
pnstime studying faces and peoplr.
This is city of Soms q, 900 population.
~ present there are abo'. t 1900 tour.
ists in the city. Many NJ these are
wealthy i-Ople oi nurlhpru and eastern
cities who come south TO enjoy the de-
Iigbtful Writer fund in the sunny
Texas. Many transirnls stop of here
for 8 view cf tie Alamo " hist on their
way to and from southern California,
Mexico, III Paso, Corpus hrisli and
other points OF interest. The shops
were most woudery at Christine time
in their display Of Mexican curios. On
every street corner one Is accosled by
the ever present Mexican street yendsr
crying his wares.
The corn IS planted hero in February.
One sres but few shiuglS roofs. Few
OF the houses are built on foundations.
They ciaini they nre unhealthy.
WomcL frequently say to mo, 1--WE
can tell you are from the north for |
noti1e yOu always say Good Afternoon. "
Southern women say Good evening, even
though the sun ise-v"rv high. The fas
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
'pss"s" s THE JASPER NEWS FEB isoS
J. c. PALnER SELLS
S. B. Shoopmsn Buys his Farm
Southeast OF Town

Southeast OF Town
!. G. Palmer has sold his farm a
mile south amta quarter of mile
west of Jasper ). b. Shoopman
we'll known citizen of this city is
the purchaser. The farm contains
156 acres and was sold for S6,2i0.
Mr.. Palmer finds it necessary to
change locations on account of
his daughters health which is the
reason of selling Mr. Shoopman
will get possession about the 18th
and will probably move on the
farm himself.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

Susannah Simpson Of RazorbackI
Ark will be at the old maids con
vention at the opera house Feb
rnary 3.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
Deaerved Psn..IaritX

To cure Constipation aud Liver
troubles by gently moving the bowSls
and acting rs tonic to tho liver, take
Little Early Risers. These Famous Lit
tlS Pills are mild, pleasant aud harmless
bot effective nno sure. Their universal
use for many years is strong guaran
tss Of their popularity and usefulness.
Sold by j. X Schooler
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

QForty nilIic
sold in the u
introduction I
still growing.
Of success : ]
Flower has "
cure Of indig
worst enemies
QDoes it not q
August Flowe
stomach and il
is the best of 4
qAuglist Floi
OF over IS ye4
lions of these
CTwo sizes, 4
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

JH Wolf Of West Point, IN was IL
the city last week visiting his son Ves
OF the Wolf Hdw Co, He was on hi:
way home from Oklahoma
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
Rack From Washington

Misses Louella and Jennie Peed
returned Monday morniny from a
two months visit7with their sister
at Pullman, Wash. They report a
fine time and that they were de-
lighted with Washington. They
brought some samples of Wash
ington apples with them aud re-
membered the News force with a
goodly supply Miss Louella re-
turned to hel duties at the Asy-
lum at Nevada Tuesday and Jen-
ME will resume her position in
the News office Monday
DR.. Houser, the Veterinary Sar-
geon of Carthage, was up yester-
day to see sick horse belonging
To c. f. Rex, northeast of town.
(. Don't forget the old maids con-
yentiou next Thursday evening.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

auu geurr, vary 10 TaRe and certain to
act. always use Chamberlain 5 Stomach
aud Liver Tablets. For sale by Webb
Drug and Hardware Co.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

Link Faskins returned to Kansas
City yesterday to resume his position
with the Epperson Com Co.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
In California.

Word comes from Mr. and Mrs James
Lyman who are at Los Angles, Cal,
that they aregsttug along nicely. Miss
Lyman was formerly fOrmerly
Miss Vonia Kyle the two hay
ing been married mst September. Mr.
Lyman has good position with the
water works company and doing well.
Miss Lilly Kyle is also at Los Angeles
and is employed in a factory at gni
wages.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

taking ono l'ottle you are not satisfied
with results. 80 c-nts by II + Pitts.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02
Furni
lJnd,

! at all lin
cf Furniture,
Ninow shades,
A fac line OF l
Brussels. hiuqi
Picture Frame,
Also my q
supplies are fh
fr.nl. | have
hose. ] have \
iI En',aluingI
Of bodies add 4
1 furnish Pict1
other things.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

School Supplirs all kinds tho J o.
Racket Store cheap.
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

Nellie Peterson who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Ferguson
re.urned to Der home near Car
thage Saturday. Mrs. Ferguson
will go down Saturday for several
days visit.
W.o. llzer Of Iantha, was ia las
per Tuesday,
The Jasper news., 1905-02-02

Don't forget the old maids con-
yentiou uext,Thursday evening
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

8orgmefter Qleaber ere
tlerer uUt 4 ftinen" arig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
Berlin pil gore Staos ai
arunprinien.

gerlins 8prdab bar ifslge Selez
gram til ,,Omabd See" bebilget
$32,500 til at beitribellbsifterne beb en-
Decoration af 8aberne, bborigennem
aronprinfen bill bragg meb fin 8rub,
nddr ban ferer benbe til bans Sds
bers pulobs. Den &omite, iom tr
polet til at ubfsre Radbets Snifer,
bil dnpenbe fGrlig SSlio pod pdtiier
qldb Eiee inbenfor 8ranbenbegerpOrten,
hpor 8orgmeiter4efen pua 8bens8egne
pil bDbe 9ruben Deltpmmen. Wleb
portens oelbiee Sgiler fom Snos
gang bill Der bliDe lapet en- Slags
Sempel, bbor en- @ruppe af 9Gresz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
WiOrtOn Os 6OOieuelt.

Det FAR | ben ienere Sib labt til.
fom Der bar Spanbin9 mellem Mis
niIter Wiorton og pr9iibent Hooies
relt 2(nlebnins af beres foriteIlise
Spn paa Spsrgsmdalet ON Sarns
banernes &ontrolering. Mtorton bill
tr9tte Zig tilbage fra aabinettet. o9
benne bans 8eilutnin9 er moi - faa
mener man = bleDen paaitDnbet al
n9pnte forffelliee Sbn. Wlen at Der
life er noget imelem benz perIonlig,
BET itenner man af fslsenbe llbtalelle
df UlintIteren ON pr9iibenten.
aSloaOeminiiteren bar @eIt peb en-
Banquet, fcm gdnfgrernes 9fub I
gbicogO bofbt ben "a. bs. ON Mfte>
nen. s en- 9ale brb ben 2eiligbeb
fdebs ban 81. a. ON prafoenten:
oSon er. taget alt | att en- af be
mGrfeligite df ale be fore M9nb,
fom bar beboet bet 0bibe Sus. Sod
opristig | FIN Observation-Disclosures
fom WoIbinston, fod langtffuenbe
fOm Ssiferfon, fao mobis iOm Sacts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
NDt arigspaaben.

SoIep6 s. McSntbre I Retp gort
bar opfunpet ct Prpjettil, Der egent-
fig er en- 2ufttOrpeoo og bar Stits
telIe af en- io9r Rafet. Den 18.
Maj foretoges Der en- ofentIig pres
re, og ben fit bet ubfalb, at Sps
finoelien IDnes at biGe Fremfdlbe en-
bel giebolution / &rigfprelien.
De Bomber, Iom bet nDe qrojeftil
uOfenber, gaar fra 1000 garbs til en-
0}il, og faafnart be iteber mob en-
GenitanO, etsplooerer be meb frpgtee
fig Strait, fpre6enbe imda StaaItug.
Ter omtring fig en- 4fitanb Paa a
800 Sob.
N}r. McSnfpre jforetog perIonlig
rem n9bnte 9reoe peb geG 6drbor,
6bor Der er ebe Wlarter og Sanbs
batter. Oct aompagni, iom tilbirz
fer bet npe projeftil, paaItaar, at ct
WtulPIel fan b9re 80 9ufttorpeboer
paa i'm 9Rpg, 6borbun 9eien enb er,
og at Der 3ilfeGOe af ct llbeIb er
tdget 5or6olosregler mob en- for tibs
fig GfsploIion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

) Dag bringsr Oi for ferite Sang
en- 2(fbilOning al Gan 5ranciscO
bonItt lutberIte airte. iom ben uil
tage Fs ub fulofprt Stanb - ma
turligOis meb bet 6orbebOlO, at qlds
nen. Tom ben MI foreIig9er, meO
Oberlag o.i.o.. b!iOer gobtenbt. Oct
te iipfte tan Der bog nGppe oare 5Oibl
ON. tbi planen er neje unbsrIsgt og
enitemmig anbefdlet af en- aomitt, be-
itouenOe df nogle at pore bebIte Dam
he, M9no, Der enbOer 9enfeenOe
belibber &oloniens Siltro.
airten bill tage Rabn efter ben
beroareHbe banite Ueenigbeb og BIZ
ioaIebss tomme til at bebbe 9lnsgars
Girie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

banit airfeitil, og bet FANNIE prins
Clip Oil 6liOe Operbolbt &irten8 Monz
tering Paa Sub og @aGleri bill Der
blipe ca. 500 SibbeplabIer.
5oruben felipe airternmmet 0il
gpgningen / unberite Stage BABE en-
rummelig 5oriamlingsiul for Senz
ba9sitole, MenigReO, sltngOoms. og
aDinOdforeningsmpner Og for eOen.
tuel 2tftenitole, Iamt 8ibliotet 2aie.
OarelIe, Muiitperelie, Soften o.i.o.
9dgoeo, og Iammenbbgget meo
airten, ligger ben meget proftilt inbs
retteoe qraitebolig, Der foruben 80.
Zig for pr9itefamilien inbebolber aoz
Itillige GaiteberelIer. - airten benz
tes fulbfsrt til Gfterauret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

frsfner, tl9bte 6bibt meb aranie
uf rsoe 9Pofer 1 6aaret. bil mebe
priniesien. Sribunen paa beoge Sis
Der bill for en- flor Del blibe beidt
at 8srn, tlGbte / Sbibt meb RoIer
| 6aar og 09nber. Bag peb Sris
bunerne pil Der bltbe rejTf en- R9tte
Ssiler, tronebe meo forgnlbte 8isrs
ne, Der itrsr 8lomiter. 9jernen sr
fremtr9benbe 9erlins 8dabenm9rs
te, ct Sinbbillebe for 8Den, oo bil
6libe ct fremtr9benbe Sr9t Oetos
.ationerne. 0erfom Sbeen ubfsres,
bil Semplets anben Gnbe tomme til
at beItaa af en- Sriumf6ue, bOorfra
Der bill bare lloiigt ober ben bOb6elte
einbeoIle, gennem bbilten procesiios
men fdl 9aa.
Sele @ejen fra 9ellepue pldbiet
til bet tejIerlige paIabs bill bline
6ctoreret | prgjleite og metlenborgIte
5arber.
Om al ben Stubs faa funbe fire
bet unse pur 2pften, Iau bar bet
enbbd lite fdd oaltl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

Den ifaI Opferes pua G6urt6
Street, en- Srb 6alu 8lOct fra Mars
tet Street. Ser bar Menig6ebsn
iom betenbt fg6t en- 9DggegrunO,
itor so 6p 125 SOB. 9eliggen6e-
BEN er omtrent ida central, Iom man
ton faa ben, og airten tommer til at
lig9e miot ct mutt 8ebOeliestourter.
SOm man bill ie al 2tfbilbningen,
Tan man pente iig en- fmrlt og fate
lig airte, en- airte, bi Tom DANTE
life alene fan bare 6etenbt, men
ppre Itolte af. Wlan bar fortalt os,
at ben - aft / olt betrugtet - BIZ
btibe ben imutteite bunite Sirte /
Q(merita. 9uabe ubpenbig og inps
osnbig er 2trtitetturen bolbt ren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
arisen % Strifen.

Om &rigen foreligger til OatO fun
ubetr9ftebe 8pgter. st iaabant fla
U}anila IDber faulebes:
Ser gaar ct ubetr9ftet Rpgte Der,
at ben rusiiife og ben japanite 5laa@
be 6or Itebt fammen ipb for Sormos
ia, o9 Supanerne leo NeOerlag."
0et er bet belle.
9lngdaenbe Sti1ingen pod 2dnbet
hebber bet fra ct. 9etersborg: .Sas
panerne taber pad 2anbet", % fra
3ofio: ,,SDdmd 6eretter ON Succes"
Oct gdar bel Iau lige op. s bbert
Sab er Der in9en Melbinger df 9ez
tponing bberten fra Se eler 2anb.
Om Strifen er Der fun bet at
meIbe, at 5rebsouen flej after bat.
De Itrfbenbe funbe life 6libe enige ON
at mootage ben. @tsprestompd9ntz
erne piloe Tlet ingen Snbrgmmelier
giOe, oa bet tom til Stpftet. 9e
forlangte Unconditional Iurrenber i,
og ioa fornDebe LINTON Striten.
Den er aGGereoe 6leOen betpbelig ubz
bibet. 9et gaar not Iarlig ub ober
8pMingsFaget, ba @ontraftprerne
life fan fad 3pmmer leberet. Der er
bog life iet ON It6rre llorben enbnu,
% ingen 5ropper er tilfalbt. Men
9olitiitbrten er bleben betDbelig for
eget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
OpOaset &OmplOt.

st 5orisg paa at renoe ct Santa
SSe gaslugertog af Sporet 6 Mil fpo
for 5opeta opbagebes forleben. 5nbe
Minuter fpr 5oget Ifulbe pasiere,
opbogebe SpormunOen en- 9pnge
,,ties", Der bar tablet op langbeis
pad Sporet melIem Stinnerne. So
M9nb arreIterebes 5opetd 3irss
hags pda Mistante, og be bill tomme
til at ufoente ltnberIsgelIe og 5orbpr.