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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
SPECIALlSM IN LAW.
The Solicitor and the Bnrrister In
our Legal Practice.

The SOLICITOR
our Legal Practice.
In this country nearly every student
admitted 10 the bar is under the I'm
Dression that there is In him the more
than possibility of a great trial lawyer
Having read accounts Of brilliant eros
examinations and successful addresse'
10 iuries. be has In mind that he Is Ell
,irrIy compctent ut the outset TO r.!
The most complicated and difhcul'
rause. Unfortunately as To many who
are not qualified for that work II !
only after very many years ana aftel
considerable experience at the expense
of lltigants and the public. If at ali
that they ascertain that they have no
the peculiar aptitude necessary to th'
successful trial lawyer. In the mean
time not only have clients suffered bu
the business Of the courts has been re-
tarled t. vers serious extent by th'
lack of adaptability Oh the part of the
practitioner a. well as by lack OF eX
pcricncc. since il IS impossible that ev
cry man admitted To the bar shall have
the opportunity to try sufficient mum
Der of causes To give him the degree o
experience requisite in order to Obtain
| the best results.
Sooner or later in the interest OF th
clients and to save the time and pa
| tience OF the courts there must DE II
this country Il natural division be
| tween the labor of tie solicitor anG til
duty of the barriSter, not artificial o
conventional, but one which shall grow
up from the nature Of the case, ID,
| which certain men who are best quail
| fed for the trial of causes will carr
on that work to the practical exclusion
OF those without special adaptabiiit
for that class of business. In this. "A
in every other direction, the specials
must find his place-Green Bag.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
Chimney stacks.

Thc brald h-immed stone and iron
car pirs w%i"h 0ne sees on the Chin
ney stack in manu- ~l"turing districts
are not there for mere enumeration,
for they serve an important purpose.
On the opposite side Of the stack 70
that upon which the wind may be blow
ing a partial vacuum i formed. down
which the smoke would descend were
II n2t for the br;n OF the cap blocking
the way. \ ,hi. ney stack without Il
brim on thn t5p would discharge its
smoke in huge gusts for some distance
down one side! .corSOn's Weekly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
yoboJy Was Oncnded.

A Michigan congressman tells this
story:
"a certain citizen of my district was
called upon to defend man who had
soundly whipped worthless individu-
al He had been indicted for ASSAULT
and battery. contrary to the peace anu
dignity of the people Of Michigan Inc
Ia wver contended that the prosecution
could not hope TO convict unless Tue
entire allegation was proved. We ad-
nit the assault and battery he SAID
but we deny that it was contrary 10
the peace and dignity Of the people oil
Michigan
"Tbe jury so held, and the fellow was
ACQUITTED. ."-Philadeiphia Ledger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
A Class Room Pun.

When Lord Kelvin was Sir william
Thomson his lectures were not always
in simple enough language for the stu
dents TO understand. and they were
usually glad when his demonstrator'
named Day. took his place. On one o.
casion when Sir William Thomson iefl
for town one of them wrote in large
letters in the class room:
Work while it is Day, for when the
tnight cometh no man can work"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
4 nnicI. Choice.

The late bishop Of London was once
ordered by his physician ~ spend the
winter in Algiers The bishop said II
was impossible: he had so many en-
gagements. We'll, my lord bishop.
said the specialist. "it either means Al
giers or heaven" "Oh, in that case
said the bishop. on g TO Algiers."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16

The fc>tum aSinorum. or feast OF
asses, was formerly held Jan. 1t tC
commemorate the fight into Egypt
There are still extant several rituals
of this festival. on. of Beau, ais in
France, orders the priest 10 bray three
times in Il similar manner. An ass
decorated with costly coverings, was
led to the altar In a procession and with
hymns of rejoicing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
Crushed.

"Really-er''- stammered the gossip
who had been caught red handed, Tn
afraid YOU overheard what said about
YOU. Perhaps-er-I was bit too Sc
vere'-
"Oh. no." replied the other woman
You weren't nearly so severe as you
would have been if you knew what
think of you"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
His Rad DAY,

"I was surprised" said the Rev. Mr..
Goodman sternly, "to see You playing
golf last Sabbath. l should think you'd
do better
"Oh.' replied Hardcase, Il usually
do. was In wretched fevm last sun
Philadelphia Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
THE TALL HAT IN INDIA.
Its Reign Il Even More Despouc
Than (. IL In England.

From noon iii. i 80 p. III. is the call
ing hour, and. though Calcutta even in
winter is a hot place, 40 man who Is
not an outer barbarian will walk into
q drawing room without tall silk hat
in his hand. Should he drive round in Il
dog cart to pas his calls, the man
wears q helmet or ''sOla tOpe," while
he drives. pulls UP at a house door,
asks whether "the gate is shut" and,
If told that 1t Is not. puts on SILK hat,
which the syce produces from a haI-
box carried under the seat. and goes in
10 pav his call. Another instance OF the
British worship Of the tall hat, which
the natives consider an interesting
form Of piety. Is TO be seen at the Cal
cutta races on the day of the Niceroy's S
cup. On that occasion the lawns and
paddock are thrOnged by people as
smartly dressed as can be seen in the
ROYAL inclosure at Ascot. but during the
early hours OF the afternoon all the
men wear helmets. Directly the sun
dips toward the horizon all the bear
ers" OF the helmet hated men may be
seen outside the palings Of the grand
stand inclosure, jumping up Ike ter
riers 10 catch sight OF their masters.
each with a carefully brushed silk hat
he has brought for his employer TO put
on.-London Onlooker.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
A Chm ge.

Two nelghbors were conyersing the
other day when one said to the other:
"By the way. how is Mrs. Hogg, the
invalid. going onT'
oh" replied the other. they do not
call her Mrs. Hogg now"
"Why. what do they call herr
"Oh. they call her Mrs. Bacon now
She's cured"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
How to Express IL.

"T'm so sorry supper isn't ready
said Mrs. Dinsmore TO her husband
when he came In. II attended the
meeting OF the sewing circle this after
noon. and couldn't get away"
"Hemmed in, were your" asked her
husband
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
Where He Put IL.

McBuh-Sec here, sir, | believe
you're the man who on the crowded
car last night deliberately stuck your
umbrella in my eye. De Stuf-Do yol
know. | was wondering what had be
come of that umbrella. You've brough
Il back. Lave you Cleveland Leader.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16

Willie, you must stop asking
your father questions. Don't you see
they annoy him. Willie-No'm; 1t amt
my questions that annoy him. It's the
answers he can't give that make him
mad.-Philadelphi Ledger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16

Miss Stocksonbons- thought | saw
the baron come in Where is be? Mr..
StockSonbons- He has just had an IN
terview with me. AMI ut present he is
in the library to figu.c out whether be
loves YOU or nOt-Life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
Oua Seuse Keen.

Nell-She claims that she makes 1t
point TO be tlind to the faults Of 9th
ers Belle-Tell. she may be blind. but
she's not deaf She likes to listen 10
tales of Exchange.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
TIGERS OF CHINA.
The Ease With Which one VIII Carr
ON Dend rig.

The Ease ~ ith " hich On" " III '"r''
ON IL Dead zig.
Annoy is an island city on the CHINA
coast. near Tormo>a. There are noun
tains west Of Annoy. and. ACCORDING 10
correspondent the.e are tigers III
them. These tigers lead an easy ANA
independent life in The caves ana d"h~
which abonnd. They come out OF thrS b.
every evening just a, the shadows
creep owe. the land and the blue mlst>
rise from thc lower ground AMI hid' tl'
hills Then the inhabitants -ot within
1hc.r houses and keep tie door between
tbpl and these savage brute Many
q poor woman coming with water from
the well or farmer DELAYED too long
in the fields has fallen victim To them.
The nights are spent By the ti@erS ih
foraging. aud tie foxes and Wildcats
that roam the hills and the dogs III the
village become their prey.
There is nothing. however TINT
gives the Tiers such supreme deligh
as the capture of Il good sized pig
They are truly Chinese in their tastes
i'm This rcspcct one of these animals
will 90 at steady trot with dead pic
thrown over It's back up the sides OF
steep hills. jumping over huge bowl
ders and taking cross cuts over the
most inaccessible ground. The phySic-
nj strength of tiger is something
enormous and its capacity for devour
ing large quantities of food is scarcely
less amazing"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
Hats ard Heads.

If some people bought a hat accord
ing to their own estimation of tac aize
of their head they wouldn't need an
umbrella Chicago Journal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16

Husband ION his wedding tour
want rooms for myself and wife. llo
tel clerk po'i.ely Angry HuS
band OF course she is perfectly love
ly. The sweetest grl In England
Toudou Tutltr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16

yaingIorious men are the scorn OF
the wise, the admiration OF fools. the
idol Of parasites and the slaves or
their own yaunts.-Bacon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
The Office Seeks the Man

Hoax d YOU believe the office
should seek tl.e mon? Joax-The tax
office generally does. - Philadelphia
Record. --.. -.-.....-...
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16

1t is a maxim with me that no man
was ever written out of reputation
int hv himself RcntleY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16

The happiness of the wicked passes
away IKE a torrent.-Rac.ne.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16

yve are never so ridiculous because
ef the qualities We have as because Oh
those we affect TO have. = Rocheiou'
cauld. ..--
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-06-16
A Crcnt Truth.

Prestige Is fckle thing, hard 10
,aIn and hard to maintain. The mer-
chant or manufactures must continue
his leadership az an advertiser OF he
will surely drop from the public mlhu'
Mobile Register.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
5drfe gang
st 8ilebe fra @aoen,

Gl u@elitnggr 9agblao" ifriper
en- Observation-Disclosures
8aa Dor Morgenban6rir1g gjenneln
Sen ollere0e trablt befioftige0e
Storbp bliper ri Gione til en- trilt
|Scene.
Oct er / @otber:gaoe. Ser ct rei-
otgt Spleb. ct Yanoreoe Mcnne-
ifer iamles Ser ip6ponligpi5 i aje=
benbap1, Ia mart Ell fltl0 Mior0 Ia
Der liot uSiob" / @a6en; men fer er
Der mtnolt to @un0reoe. Miot ;
5lpffen ier ri Ell Bolitibjelm blinfs.
MGngoen giper 8etienten &1obs, og
ban fommer trent me6 en- uMnbol6t"
UNDER Mrmen; men Set er fife Ell
ful0 Man0; Set er en- lille, bleg1 pia(-
tet fle0t &pin0e; bum er felt graa-
baaret, benoes Mniigtstrnf piier, at
BUN bar let min0lt balptreoim0stppe
.Somre, og at Sc life alle for bprct
ltge gleoelige. Ct FUN beruiet, eller
bpa6 er benoes 8rpoe? gn lille ISL
&c giper % uopfor6ret @eifeo: "S1tn
bor itjoalet to @nafag. Seq iaa Set.
Sum fom forbi 3etailbanoler Heter=
lens 8uttf. 9pren par aaben, %
iaa ltoo Ser lige nbenfor en- @urp
s@g. Sum bugge6e to og ippbte Dem
tno I lit Siol. Seq iagoe set til Ee=
ter en, og bon melote benoe lige
ltrafS til 8etienten. Sum bar fife
fommen mere ems ct &nr Gfriot pef,
oa ban tog ben6e." -
60 &nef9g, set bil iige allerbpjit
8 2res &9roi. Set melote ST.. &e=
terien itrafs.
8etienten ier 11o, iom ON ian az
lerbelit bil0e la6e &onen lippe mes
en- M6bori lei. &nnbt ON bom lp6er
oct: uSD, fp! Clip benoe! Jpr to
raa0ne 9Ggs Sfpl6! Sri for 8of=
fer!" 0 10.
Ser er ct Har &errer, iom be,1pel1-
Ser Jig til &etfer6igbe6ens @aano-
b9ber og ipGrger, ON set fife er NIT
ligt at reooe &onen fra Straf; Sc TIL
bD6er Sr. Geterien Ct altfor ltort @e=
lgb / gritatning. uNei," ibarer 8e-
tienten, r11oar bum fgrit er onmel0t,
fan ieg fun ban0le efter min SIT
ltrufs."
Men &onen gaor itooig og imoa-
greoer: Set er ferlte Gong, ST..
9etjent! Set er fgrite @ong!"
Saa btufer 8etienten as en- 9roife
og tiger: Store &onge1t5gaoe!"
Sell" lbarer &11ife11 og imnffer pao
lin &riffe.
rSppefpinben er paa Sci til &et-
fproigbeoen5 Sempel-og til 5el1g=
1elet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
Grit
Mebf6rte Gistimerter I &ofterne.
MernSs @pdffelie paafulste.
ST.. M2ile5' Nerpi1e tilba4eaab
Selbrebet.

Seq pur fengeligsenbe I gtnteren 94-e5 of @igtfuen
ter / 5oftsrue os nerops spettelfe, foraarfaset at It
aloorlist anfo1b al Ga Grippe. @istfmerterne bar faa
ftarte til 9iber, at bet bar un1ulist for mig at peube
mig / sensen. Seq tunbe tffe iope. Seq bapbeto at
pnre beoite aeser til at ti1fe mig, tos aae aoerterese
Mebiduer for benue art @oagbeb, men epnaaebe insex
%.siuorins. iubti1 leg tos ST. @iles' gRespratibe sserp.
inc. Sets Glaftes siensap mig pelbrebet; leg ct bebre
enb ieg bari fere Aar = ia fattift belt belbrebet. Seq
fan f19e u1eb rulig Samoittisbeb. at bet bar ST. MiIeS'
Reftorotiue gterpine, fom siensao mig Selbreoet. Maar
Sistiuerterne bar fterfeit fit ies uaiten pieblitfelts
2inbrins peo 8rnget af 81. N9i1es' aluti.Eain, gias.
Seq boz %aubefalet 81. Miles' Mibler til nanae Meu.
ne5fer."-Jreb Mesers. Rebfelb, g. s.
usSeg blen augrebet at Su1erte 3iertet % u1ber ben
neuitre Sfulber. meb en- faa t%rptteabe Gplelfe i'9rpftet
at leg lite fnuoe aanbe trtt. Seq banbe @iertebanf.ni
faa bsi @rab. at belle eengeu rprebe. Seq bapbe lige.
lebes en- fpas, tom Gpe1fe / 5ierteresionen. Wain
ease bebanolebe mig for Sober. os Manefpsbpm, men
ies fit insea ainbrins44 inbtil en- Ben aubefalebe 81.
Mies' 3eart Cure % gaeftcratipe Neroine. Seq brugte
btsss Ssle % En- e9fts af anti.gaia Vias; sS.e t1er
W. @nlbing. genbleSpiGe, SSnb.
sfl aR. s q as' msi Is!st acs Ss asreats sff;1 beg IT,. i.r I;
81. Miles Neebtca. Co., Gl6ort, Sub.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
@erfelist @aesanles.

On Sorl9gger / Baris er truet meo
ct mgrfeligt Sagsanleg. &an moo
tog nemlig fra en- lille 8p I Mr6en-
nerne ct onbefalet 8reb, inbebol6en6e
6e beftig1te 8%ebreibelier og ct Gor-
langen6e ON 100000 Srancs> for6i
ban par Sfpl6 /, at en- 8ru6 og Ell
8ruogom Dor bleben ifilte a6: Gor-
lRggeren, Ser er en- baoerlig og gift
Man6, ito6 al6eles uforituaenoe ober<
for bette 6enomen, in6tiI set bite
fig, at ban bab6e forbru6t fig iaa
grobt beo en- at De 8sger, Ser bar
uofommen paa bans Gorlag. 6or
tort STD fiben nbfom bos bam en-
Bog al en- ung 9oftor / Me6icin.
Som &egel er set ingen glimren6e
.5orretning at tage iaabanne 8sger
.paa 6orlag, og 6orl9ggeren benteoe
fig life beller bt6ere Salg og blep
berfor life Tibet forunoret, ba Ser fra
sen lille 8D / Mr6ennerne tom en- st.
presbeittlling pan 8ogen, Der ellers
fun funoe bentes iolgt / iprligt i11-
teresiere6e me6ici1fe &reofe.s Dof-
tors6isp11tatien beban6le6e nemlig ret
.tsrt ben fpiiologiife M11ligbe6 for ben
MI og ga fremiatte 8%aaitan6, at De
.8gr11, en- Gnfe / on6et 9Ggteifab faar,
tlnbe ligne benoes fbrfte 9@gteberre.
|5orfatteren ilrtte6e en6og me6 at
set bi6enfnbeligt nbol6bare
i 8aoitnn6en. 9ette binoreoe imio.
|lerti6 life @erren / Mr6ennerne / at
|Iaie netop BET mo6futte u6 at 9ispu-
tatien og berfor u6en 8et9nfning at
|brpoe 6orbinoelien meo fin 8rlto, en-
ung Gr1fe, forbi 2esningen at 8ogen
ibaboe fremfal6t en- uoberbinoelig
|Sfinipga BOG bam MOB bans Gorlo-
be6es afogoe fgrite Man6.
Sen u11ge @nfe tog @agen mere
nlporligt en6 / fin 6orIopeoes 9ofaro
at finbe ct Baaif11b til at bRpe Gor-
Ibinbelien, % bun fffreb til 6orlagge-
rem % trueoe bam me6 5ngsanlRg,
|bbis ban lite betaIte benbe De 1907
1000 6rmes fom Sfa6eseritatning.
fGorfntteren tager bog 5agen meo
|@o og nffpenter, ON Gnfen fan finoe
en- @omitol, Der bill gigre BAN an-
fparlig for Be l1penteoe6glger af bans
|5orlpggerbirffombeb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

G opIeit $ e M. 8. 10.
Sum- bsoe, iom nGpnt ii0lte ltge, Dig
teren Carl &lortgs pnglte 9atter, Jrn
Sobanne 2altb, pluoielig iom 6slge
al en- 8lpbprop. 9ette 9posfalo
pafte oprigtig 9eltagelie / Sc btbc
&reoR, bbor man fien6te % ifatteoe
Ben af6g6es bsiiin0e6e &arafter, og
bpor man meo oprigtig 8eflagelie MT
Ter ct lpffeligt 6iem opleit. Jrlt
2o1bs Mano, ben befjenote fpnife
2anomano, @aarofaiter 5reoerif
2a1tb, 5lu6egaaro, afgif, iom mon
bill erinore, for ganffe tort St6 iioer
be6 9soen; bans 5rue bap6e netop
Ben Gong fg6t bam en- SIN, en SOB
lei, Ser me0fgrte ct 5pgeleie, iom MI
ogiaa bar babt Cohen til 6glge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
oper ben oarnpenoe ssoro. Ser er bo &c gaffersog nb moo 2auosbpen
Saruoni ooer set bplgenoe SOB ueo 8@er, Ser Iigser iao bpggeligt og

ge B~affer~og NED moo 2an0sbDen
gesier, Der ligger laa bpegeligt oq
mutt, iom en- lille imilenoe Sopl
9alens Iune Sfob. l1be lpfer &a.
bet Iom 6osfor, 6Dret blinfer frem
me6 imaa, forte Mellemrum, iom Ell
fortrolig @ilien fra @iellanos fagre
&Dit. Sg omfring os femz Ser CT
unge, er set Scot, Mor0ens lpie, Die
..ge Sommer11at mes lin fine, ino=
imigren0e Npeii, iin trol0oom5ogtige
8~orirDllelle % lin blpbe Salpflar-
be0, bnor man ifimter olle Smrtbs,
men intet ier flart. lptlfaarligt
iRnfer man fin Stemme til en- @pt=
fen, og man 0rpmmer Jig iaa langt
bort, at man, iom ri, paagner be6 ct
brutalt &pf, 11aar hi enoelig itaor
De0 set proIaiife @a0ef9r for at to-
&c Mfife6.
r9e iful6e ifrtpe noget ON 5tore
8eoeoagsaften paa 9amSp," flyer
ben fornuftige, ga ri TITLES.
Men iaa maa leg ba' Dem ollie
fire / &omn1en omfring 8ille0et,
in6benoer leg og 'fotter til Sen ier>
tenaarige, Ser bar ltraalen6e 9ine og
rpoe &tn0er - % fra benoe til Sen
imarte, Ser bar Sc lpie Netters 8eta=
gelie / fine blanfe, blaa 9ine.>
Seq peo fife rigtigt = men leg
ipnes Sen fornuftige lae0e u@eriaa-
goo". @arantere fan leg life, men
ieg trpr, bum gioroe Set.
Oct enelte, jeg er bange for, Ell
ben iertenaorige.- Men @erreg11o-
ma1t er iaa lpffeltg at bore is
Mor, bpr n1an oglaa gipe an6re Sou
til at g!9oe Jig pper Denl1e, DEN beo-
lite al ollie Ml6re.
(@fter vNatt.") ~.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
vSrenbt Barn ifpr Slben," lig

rSrenbt Barn ifpr Slben," flyer
ct galnmelt Sroiprog. Set er ianot
moi, n1e11 set bi9lper life moo 6e
Smerter, ma MI engar1g far faaet
peo at bralt6e Jig. &pa6 Ser Der
imo6 bjalper, og bialner pjebliffe-
ligt, er Or. IS. @afansions rSal11=
brin", 6enne uomerfe6e mo6erne
Spftnoelie, iom 5tlf9l6e al 8ran6<
ianr, &noafifrabni1ger og pore 8e-
ifaoigelier at enbper slrt beiiooer
ltarfere linoren6e og legen6e Ggen-
ifaber ems noget anoet Mio6el, 29ge-
funiten fienoer. 5prg for alti6 at
babe Set beo @aanoe11. Oct pil
lpare Sem for mango Smerter og TO-
rebpgge, at alporlige 9ilfeloe ms
trG6er. @jsb set efter omitaaen6e
Advertisement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
gamle % ben npe ger0enl Aa, Mo
Der! Seq er frygtelig ulpffelig.
Af Mi5i!. -.
ajrrlige Si9iener!
Gin trofaite Syn,
@eorg @oricbner.

6or at aoiprebe Mi5i Ser Dag for
1og blep blegere, beilutteoe Muulfc
at reiie biem ODER @ien. Eaa lanl-
ME 5io baD6e ban fattet sen 8eilnt-
ming, at i9lge fin 8arberitlle for al
Orig mere at babe noget at gipre meb
Sfum eller lignenOe. @an beltemte
emoogiaa, at ban biloe bore 6ul6-
lf9g; men Set git bel neppe an, at
ban %banoreoe rl1n6t / set elego11te 8i-
en- meo oell itrbbeagtige 8egDnoelie
til famine Sfeg.
0a Sc bar anfomne til @ope0 lta-
Den, ienote ian oerfor fra &otellet
8no efter en- Barber. Me6ens ban
laa befpmret og-i 6pbe Tanfer pente,
De paa famine Barber, iuo Mi5i / ell
@rog / @areliet og grao oper sen
rnsfiife Mtacbe, iaa FUN bleb enonu
blegere, ems bum bar i 5orbeien.
Da banter set paa 9pren
Som inb!....
@n meget, meget bleg ul1g Mono
meo ct mela'1folif Mnii9t, treoer inb.
S 9aanoen boloer Fan toget 8ac-
BERTH.
Mi5is bulfenoe @rao0 tiltrpftter
fig SEN inotrgoenoes Gpmnrfiombeo;
6an %itirrer ct 9ieblif paa benoe> lto-
Itpoe:: ct Sfrig, og ba1 taber @ao1lb=
tleoc, 8arbertpi og &at!.
Mi5i og benoes 6uoer Ter Jig ON
efter Mennei fet, Der iaa larmenoe bar
troaot inb, og MI leo Ser oglaa It
bpit Sorun6ringsubbruo fra bent.
v9en rus1iife @einnosifobs= Mtta-
cbe," %ltanla1eoe M1tnfe.
uSeg er fortobt!" itgnueoe @orit-
;ler.
C~'l>~> ~S'O'
@oritner faiteoe Jig pua &ne.
"9ilgipelie! So 0e ital alorig ie
MIC mere! 80. Seq bebgper bel life
at iige, at leg life er @eianotfobs-
Mtiache = men fun en- ltaffels 8ar-
Der!
Mcn irrFet @obeo blep 8or1tner
ltggen6e paa &11e. Men Mrnfe por
lprllnget rp; bon lpfteoe Sen lt11ge
Mon0 Dp CO ruabte:
v9e er birfelig 8orber?"
Set er ieg!"
vSgr Sc lperge poo oet?"
Set tgr ieg!"
rSaa ffa1 gu ogiaa blipe SRI,
@oritner, Mi5i!"
Mi5t fiji / @orltners Mrme.
nMen @r. Me6icinalraQ6 ......"
itamme6e Sen 1nge Mono forunoret.
Sal lite ON set! - 9e ffol oper-
tage min 8arberlalon!"
@orime1 bleb en6r1u mere forbap-
let = men 5orflaringen fulgte ltrots
otter. =
Mi5i og @or1tner er mi Mano %
@nitru, Sc leper- ct lpffeligt SIP iam-
men meo Mi5is Goral6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

~ .Heaas aaFH=s .tE raa#r
Sen imarte sper fig / at ilon smut.
Hlu6ielig itaar bun 1tille % itirrer
meo tanfefulb Mine paa rManben"
/ Maonen.
rs @ina tror 6e, Der er en- 8ige
i Mamen," flyer en-.
rSporfor eier oe BET? Seq bill
pioe bborfor?" buffer ben iertenaari-
ge lss. sig mig bporfor?"
Men ben, iom tom me6 0plDsnin.
gen, bar ingen Meolioenbe6 meo
ben iertenaoriges @ioebeeierIigbe6.
Maoffe beb bln heller life felt, bpor-
for @ineierne bar en- 8Hige Maa-
men.
r5aa bill leg ba' mere 8in," er-
flarer ben fertenaarige meo ct Sm.
feipring, Der life er ualmin6eligt
Ibos ben6e.
n9n1 mao 1fte fdd mere, niger
ben fmnrte.
9g ben imarte, ben Iurt bumori-
itiffe % leg, rpffer ollie ire bore
@los frem, for at fnn Set ben fer
tenaarige ifuIoe babe bobt.
Ser er iffe mere. 90 ben for.
nuftige I1ffer for @l1rben.
SCI bIiber Iigger1oe nogle Mainl1t=
ter eronli % itirrer paa BET oeilige,
roIiee Sob, BEN ifore Sorifort, % %
lpfe, Ieger1oe Maaneffraoler, Der NJ
bor facet ssIDetg ffnre, bbioe
@lnns.
Saa gaor ii biiem Hbage d
ben in1alle marfpei, op oo Sc man,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
Eongens Officers ju6ilaum

S Mai Maaneo fu11oe gamle
Song Gbriitia1 fejre lit 70=Mors SUI
btlGlm lom officer / Sen banife
Seer. S Sen %Mnleoning operraftes
Ser bom peo cit Population fra &u-
re11 Ell Moresie, forfattet al Sberit=
lejtuant Spcbien. M6resien lao / Ell
lmagfrlO Mappe al bbi6t Morpqlir,
paa 6oriioen prpoet meo &ongens
Napnecbiffer, inofottet al 2ol1rbpr
og 9pgelpp og meo 9atoen Ia. Moi
og Morstul(ene 1885 % 1905 ne0en>
UNDER alt / @ulo. Mappen bar
forfaroiget / S1nm. Eeteriens gtob-
lis cement.
Sdresiens 9r0lqo Oor fpleenoe:
Spunone er iDbtt
Sommere, iiben
5bpr6et gu ipenbte
Jrei0ig res 2p116.
timber bort 8anner,
@imlens @ope,
Sto6 gu iblonot bets
1roeite Meno.
Mu iom bets Gogter
Sronen 9u prD6er,
9anmarf til @9oer,
Solicit til @apn.
Sl9gte1, gu foitre6',
@lifet % eret,
Gi6e ON 2an6e
8rogte Sit Mabn.
Sill 8ig lo1n SCREENS
9perite Serre,
@ilien Dig bringes
Sra. Sen / Sag:
uSaf for oct i%punone;
2pffe og. 6remgang
Jglge Dor 96le
9rot og bort 6lag!"