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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
Senator rIartin Explains "Sent'
ment" Speech.

Today's Norfolk Landmark says:
Shortly after his arrival mere last
evening, United States Senator ThoS.
S. Martin gave the following statement
to representative of the Landmark,
requesting that it be published:
"On arriving here tonight my alter
ton was called to an editorial in the
Times Dispatch Of this date comment
ing on the following quotation from a
report OF my speech at Newport News:
my competitor says that If appro-
priation is all We want, we had better
send Republican to the Senate. l
{ would hardly have expected such an
argument from man who has held
Office under the Democratic party since
the time he left his mothers arms.
"I believe that Southern statesmen
have spent 100 much time in talking
about sentiment and the Constitution.
Sentiment will not provide food for
your family or raiment for your wife
I and children. have tried to get for
1 Virginia a part Of what is going.
Il understand some reference has
been made TO the same matter IN the
! Norfolk Landmark.
The language attributed to me does
not fairly represent any views express
4 ed in my speech at Newport News or
4 in any other speech made by me at
any time. Indeed, the language used
by me at Newport News in this con-
nectiOn did not differ materially from
what said in my speeches made at
! Richmond and other places.
Il did say, discussing the relative
importOnce of material and practical
matters as contrasted with sentimental
and theoretical ones that ii seemed to
me representatives from the Southern
States had perhaps devoted too much
time TO the former and too little TO the
latter.
Fearing I might be misunderstood
or misrepresented. have on each oc'
casion when referring to this matte I
taken pains TO say that did not wish
TO be understood as depreciating pro-
per discussion of constitutional con
struction or abstract theories of gov
| ternment or as speaking disparagingly
of high ideals or noble sentiment. but
I that simply desired to emphasize the
7 idea that these did not constitute the
sum of all endeavor in the discharge
of representative duty, but that in thi:
age Of material progress and practica
| purpose did not wish the Northern
} States to get the advantage and thai
I had devoted large share of my
time to the work of getting such APP
preparation as I thought would be
! helpful in the development OF the
State. No one can attach more i'm
| portance than | do to sentiment, tC
J high ideals, to strict adherence TO con
stitutional limitations, or to sound
/ principles, and the context OF every
Espeech | have delivered has made this
elear."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11

Governor Montague has made
another speech. He repeated his old,
old story and exhibited his sore places
to the good people of Petersburg last
night. The primary election and his
aversion 10 wearing collars were the
threadbare subjects at the onset. He,
OF course. assailed Senator Martin
and closed by saving that II the peo-
nle would give him 4 chance to repre-
sent their State in the United States
Senate he would represent them with
out fear or favor. He dwelt at some
length upon attacks made upon him,
especially by newspapers. The Gov
ernor seems to smart more over the
failure OF any newspapers to espou'e
his candidacy than divers other set
backs he Las received. Journalists,
a a class. are not easily led away
b would be public servants who at
tempt u exalt their own Importance at
the expense Of others. They see many
other requirements in representative
men. The Governor is quick to show
his resentment toward those to whom
he does not appeal as a candidate for
Senator, but he is extremely sensitive
when he is in the slightest manner
criticised. Alexandria Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11

"As far as have had the opportun-
lty of judging, it appears to me that
the usual style of letter writing among
women is faultless except in three par
ticulars-a general deficiency OF SUD
ject, a total inattention to stops anu
a very frequent ignorance Of gram
mar" Such is the brief summing up
~ woman as a correspondent, given
some hundred years ago by Henry
Tilney.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
ola Ace and Mat rfEtODy.

Whcn he was considered quite an Ole
man James, Lord Balcurres, went to
stay with old lady Keith There Were
number of young ladies in II" house
and. befOre ne arrived Lady Keith
said 10 them: Nov. there is this Old
gentleman coming to stay, and par
ttculnrly wish that you should all en-
deayor 10 make yourselves as pleasant
to him as you can" They all agreed
20 DO ~. but Miss Dalrymplr said
You may all 10 what you like, but
I'll bet you anything that you please
that III make the old gentleman like
me best of rs all" And - She dM.
She made him perfectly devoted tD her
oil TIE fine he was there, YET when
he asked her TO marry him she laughed
I'm his face. Lord BaHarrcs was eX-
tremely crcstfallen. but when he went
AWAY ne made Will settling every
thing he could upon MISS D0lrymple.
Somehow she heard Of thh, and sah
Then. after all, he must really care
fpr IRE. and viii marry him And
She dld. He was lity-elght then but
they had ten children.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
Not A Messenger boy.

A beggar accosted man on the
street the other day and poured out Il
tale Of woe, to which the gentleman
patMntly listened. Then he took out Il
card bearing his name. which was that
of q well known philanthrop'st VINO
contributes largely TO an organization
working for the relief of the poor.
This he handed to the man after writ
ing an Introductory note thereon. Ihe
beggar turned away with disgust writ
ten on his face and the parting re-
mark:
"Say. dye t'ink got time TO beat IL
up to dat joint? I'm too busy workih
dis pike to waste mo time dat way
Wot dye t'ink l ana messenger
boy T'-New York Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
A "WiId HAIR"

A "wild hair" Is the most annoying
freak Of nature man can be afflicted
with. 1t grows in from the eyelid In
stead Of out and, constantly brushing
against the eyeball, sometimes causes
an irritation that results In a loss OF
sight. To pull it out gives only tenl-
porary relief, since In a few weeks II
comes back. as well grown and strong
as ever. The only way to kill 1t Is to
destroy the sac from which 1t springs.
This Is done by means Of the electric
needle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
A remarkable Comedy.

The most remarkably comedy ever
written Is 1.-The Visionaries," by Des
maretS the protege of Richelieu
Every character in the play has hal
Inclination Of one kind or another. one
Is coward who thinks he has con
ouered the world, another a poet who
conceives himself better than Homer
another lover who becomes enam'
ored of every heroine he reads Of in
romance. another beggar who thinks
himself richer than CrOesus.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
o-Sctr of One Graveyard

The family of a member of pariia-
mont from Yorkshire has private
graveyard and has had 1t for seVerai
generations. The founder OF 1t was d
Quaker. and the rector Of the parish
in which he lived said to him after a
dispute on religious matters; We'll II
Won don't come to church when you
are alive. you will when you are DEAD
Rut the Quaker thought otherwise and
founded the burial place, which Is used
to this day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
A Dooulcr Language.

"Pye called half dozen bell Doys this
morning, and they haven't brought
thing I'VE ordered" said the irate
guest. "Are they all deafy'
"Yes." explained the hotel clerk, "bu'
they can hear through the palms OF
their hands. Money talks. you know
Il Is the only language they can under
stand."-Detroit Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11

Mamma-E where have you
been all this time? Ethel-Sitting up
with sick friend. Mamma-Nonsense!
I believe you've been In the parlor all
evening with that Mr.. Softleigh.
Ethei-wcll. ma. he's loyesick. .-Phila-
,delphla Ledger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11

"You've been kissing Margie Hun
ter"
"Oh. Nellie. what story"
"Yes. you have, Robbie Dickerson'
You don't like peppermint. and she al
ways gets peppermint chewing gum:
oh. can put two and free togevver
Life
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11

She-You know, Judge, our charac'
ters are different, and don't want 70
he in his way He-Yes, your honor'
she is peculiar. and don't want 10 An-
terfere- judge understand. You
ask for a divorce out OF pure love-
Mexgendorfer Blatter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
Tidy.

'Ts Spoon,y's wife a good mousse
keeper"
"WelI. / shouA' say so. Why, ne mas
TO keep a private detective to watch MS
clothes so he can tell where 10 nno
them. she's 70 fidy."-Liverpooa MAJ
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
Like Father. i.Le Son.

Mr. Gotrox-When was your arsy
sir, didn't have dollar. CholT, Got
rox-Well dad, when l am your tHge
I probably won't have dollar.-Pun&
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
Mr.. ELLYSON DID DECLINE.

AS some question has arisen in dis
cussion among citizens as to whether
J. Taylor Ellyson ever announced
that he would not be a candidate for
lieutenant-g the matter having
come up in the pending campaign, the
TO owing articles have been lOohed
up in newspaper files and are printed
at the request OF several readers OF
The News-Leader:
Statement by Mr.. .Ellyson in the
Times Dispatch of Jan. %, 1905:
"The very kind and cordial mention
Of my name in connection with the
nomination of lieutenant-gOvernOr by
the newspapers of the State, with the
very flattering assurances OF support
which have come TO me from every
section of the Commonwealth, and
which are all the more appreciated
because entirely unsolicited, con-
strained me to feel that it was my du-
ty 20 give TO the subject my thought
full attention. This have done, and
beg to assure my friends everywhere
that whilst most cordially appreciate
their interest, | would say to them
that | have not been, and will not be,
a candidate for the position OF lieu
From The News-Leader, Jan. .,
l9Oj:
MR.. ELLYSON DECIDES.
NOT TO BE \ CANDIDATE
J. Taylor Ellyson. who for more
than ten days has been debating the
question of becoming a candidate for
the Office of acknowledgements, has
decided that he will not enter the con-
test.
The announcement has served to in
crease interest in the candidacy of j.
Aston Cabell. of this city. in all parts
of the State "a many people were
hesitating as 10 whom they should
support. Richmond News-Leader.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11

That virtue which requires to-, be ever
guarded Is scarcely worth thefsenttnel..
Goldsmith.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION UNDER POSITIVE CHRISTIAN
InEIuENCEs AT The LOWEST POSSIBLE COST"

purpose Thorough instruction has re
in
Senaes have all applicants for diplomas beng
including actual teaching
diploma recognized by educators as
what it says hundred teachers have shown the pa '
thew OF school.
regarded the students most
critical time IN
direct and stimulate the
Direct contact oil
Of school
with the girls and meet them not only III Tue
n the school
wholesome the influences positively
in grade One
nor Medical Attention.
except Music ana hlCeuuon
a cOrsponingy has oeeh he aim lo" .ne
alandhi each student
thasbee attain daugh
ter 20 havet
rite for
worth E50 each Will be gwen 10
the
to be
hed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11

Don't forget Polk Miller Monday
Aug. 18th.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
A Mnaf Nafurnl Inference.

They had just become engaged.
Herbert" she said, ARE you sure
that you love meT
Absolutely" he answered.
b.. "How can you tellT'
"By the fact that I am anxious tc
marry you"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
Ehenandoh Herald
Advertising Rates

Aoy lieements vii ce inserted
50 one cellar per square Of zen unes
or less for the first inseI ton and 81
cents tor each subsequent insertion.
~ Quarterly or yearly ad'sr-
tisements by contract.
~ Unless the number OF inser,
tions is marked upon the manu-.
script, advertisements will be pub
lished until forbidden and charge
accordingly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
Richmond Politics.

While no Official information was
given out by the grand jury in Rich
mond, it is understood that cases
have been found in which the names
of men were given in as having voted,
who were, in fact, not qualified to
vote. Enough evidences OF fraud
have been brought to light to
thoroughly discredit the primary.
The grand jury will not make its re-
port until some time this week.
0A9To7SA.e
s':::s. ss:..: HIsl;Z,;;I;:s:'.:' .; :; :: ~: 80
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11

Come hear Polk Miller Monday
night Benefit Shen. Fire Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-08-11
JAMES CANNON. Jr.. A. NJ. Blackstone. Va

on twentv scholarships worth $500 each will be given to
Die to meet the full expenses of the school, but who are sum
education to be willing assist the housekeeper in the care
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02
Sfrebelig, bOg iterf.

Den ppperligiie Bog af lit Slags,
ies bar left - lGreris. rsrenbe, ans
fporenbe og opmuntrenbe.
Qne gsrn, ole SsnbuesTtolel9res
re, dIle 5oralore og gerneopbrogere
burbe lrie ben. On bil life fortrboe
bet, ON bu FIBER ben Gads |
0anifb 2ittb. publ. 6oilTe, Blair,
for % Gents, inbbunben.
6. Sobnfon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02

5rugten berdf bleb Menigbeoen /
5iIipp., ben tereite At benz ale.
vi, fom bar Dor 5ieneIte Der benz
me, mao omFatte SUBS bele 6usz
bolbning. % naar hi nu famles meb
ier, fom itaar t Serb meo at gaa uo,
oa pil Ri efter bet apoftoliife Sta
empel, peo 6uanbspaaleggeIIe beoe
meO cher.
Der blep 9lebe I 6iemmesMe
nigbeoerne, naar 9aulus f~ortalte pm
fine Reifer. De nbe N~}enigbeber, BAN
bd0oe itiftet, % be unge Nanb, ban
baObe ienbt uo. Men Ri pil 6eQer
nu Itiue os at meO eOer, men pors
ggnner og pore 6ierter fsIger eoer.
5 ptI tunne baoe gebibftbeben ON, ct
) bar troenoe 6isrter BAG eOer. )
tan fau me9et geiOar, mango Qrss
%belier, men iad fan 5 ogiaa fda tn
rig @taoe, naar S tan faa Qpffe
til At tanbe 2Bs I 6ebningernes
Siple.
6erren er ben famine, 5ieneiten er
ZEN famine, og bet er be famine arop.
Der titles til Goangeliets 5ortbnbere
babe 6erbiemme og beribe: Sro %
Saalmooigbeb = bet trabes. at
6aubet ftoar til 6erren alene; aarz
Iigbeb til 5erren % til benz. : itaI
arbeibe ibIanbt; 5aafmobigbeo og
4qtpdagibenbeb meb ier ielp.
8aar I'D meb 5rfmobigbeb. pore
Bonner ital IeoIo9e eber, % bpdb Der
er mere: 6erren fetn iii pare meb
eber. Sg fua beber hi Naabens Sub.
at ban BIZ gibe eber 9isbom % 6ors
Itano. at ; mao gore ebers @erning
IaaIeoes. at 5 engang MAJ tomms
blanbt BEN, Der / boibe afpber fdns
leg for Subs 9rone. Sub pelii9ue
eber felo og ebers @erning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02

19zaarig 4r6ejostart y. 3orp. 5ltus
reripenb 2arien % 6 andre 9Gnb
arbejbebe / 2unbsgaarbs Wloie
Rorbib1onb. Onsbag ben L. V
pril gap" corp 2 pot.tr 9r9npes
pin, ng be andre oipleji,oe" p%aerlis
1t.e ii l BOT.
30 Der par 3 9sqle .%ilbage,
5i1uoeoe corp og garier BETTE meo
aoact aaFe. og enc TO SOL Be M
tsaale 9lonoing.
SGa oar =: bIegen ial iuioe, Il
p, life funbe ar6ejOe % off oerfor
biem efter. llnber gejs folbt corp,
% ba qarien lite par / Stano til at
6ialpe BAN op. ble0 ban liggenbs,
meoens 2arieu 9if oioere.
99ite Dag bleO tan ifslge aQdl6.
Qmtst." funoen Oeb / en- @rsft mso
en- 6alo 9(len ganb. 5an er faIOen
I @reften og bar life funnel reiie
zig igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02
DANMARKS KORT.

Stsrrelse 23x2s Tommer. TryLt |
forskellige Farver, wiser klart Jern.
baner, Dyer, Kebsteder og Flekker,
SAINT allie betydelige L%audsbyer, stsrre
Gaarde og Kirker.
Tilsendes | en- Paprulle portofrit for
45c. ! Frimarker. Enhver dansk Mand
burde eje ct Kort at Danmark.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02

Il orfiati 8 mgang meo
Slo. @n S6mono 6ialmar 9ars
len, ION boeoe 6os en- 5umiIie /
9alOemarsgabe IS. ab6., Oaagnebe
forleoen moraen peD at fnoe Senges
tl9oerne aut9nbte, rimeligois Deb en-
bsntaitet 3Gubfit. 5an itoO op %
Ilutfebe SfOen % lagoe fig oerpad at
ter til at io0e.
geo 6alpti 5ioen opbdgebs 5omis
lien, bos bpem ban boeoe, at Der
trangte Rsg ub gennem 0sren. og
oa be 1T llrttst OBJ. laa 9arien benne
/ Sengen meb oGe 3egn pad abafs
ming. Dan bteO bragt no paa 9ans
gen. men bar itaoig liplss % MATTE
berfor bringes til SoiPinlet, 9Oor
man omlioer fl BAN til Qioe igen.
8ranbprienet, ION imiblertib bar
tiltaGot, funot Sengefluberne belois
fortuIeoe. Slosn boobe life bGret
felt %iluftet. pa 2drisn lagbe ia pdu
m til at Iope. Bar Der life tommen
6iGlp / rette lib, bilbe ban Rare
bleben todlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02

eber ieto og ebers @erning.
StiftsprOOf Qiib6sft. qraaerne
u. 9uid. 6. Sod Og SObunns8
Glauien oplpfte Be foror6neoe Stpts
ter At ben helige Sfrift, bOorsftsr
giit0ppen inboiebe be TO unge 0anO
til oeres 6remtiosgerning ION BET
banite 0tsIionsieIifabs u6ien6ingc
til Birmingham.
Oerefter praOifeOe M~isfonspraft
Chr. gbriItsnien ooer Cue. /, 81
.33. 6an omtalte fsrf, 6porleoes oe
DilOe 6eoningefoIf manglsoe al,
6iOilfIationens Sober. msbens an
bre baOOe faaet 5orbin6eIfe meo 9ss
items aultur. Men bos BEN ale Ri.
tie bet fig. at SinbeIaget bar bet fame
me. 0ette biIer, at GipiliIdtionen
life er BET iterfie 9obe, ia ofte IIet
life noget @obe.
Rei. bet galosr ct nbt Sinb, Greo
meb Sub. ut Seius fan bltOe flor for
9ebningefolteue, bette er bet ftgrite
@obs.
Def er life 9eitens arigsftibe ener
Io9re a~unoner. Der ital bialpe bisie.
5olt, peO at gre aonger og aejiere
itore, men at 9riitus fan blibe tor.
Oct er ben Zone, Der gaar igennem
De gamle profeters Gale og GDanges
liernes geretninger.
W2en er Sefus bleben flor for os,
mda ri oqfaa pRre meb til at OPP
fpIbe 5orj9tteien: der ifal life bare
Gnoe pdu bans aonqerige". Oct
itdl omfpanbe ben ganite Souo, og
bbert Subs Barn mao b9re meo til
at uo6rebe bet. 6au ifal b9re itor,
men ban ftal geres for beb os.
9erfor mad bi beoe ON FIere Qrs|
Der pil gtbe BET bebIte, be bar.
9eb for os, al Dor Munb mdd ope
labeg, faa ri fan fOrfDnbe bans
SDangelium paaGoltets 5%ungemaal.
5un er m9gtig til at fsre i'm SlsI
rem til Sejr. Naor ban fommer Il
6imleng Sfper, ba er 5iben tommen,
5por Der life er Gnbe pua bans aons
9srise.
Der bar b0ret mango 8eroensris
ger Der nu a1e er f~unfne ! Grus.
J6ogle Stormoetsr rpIter og bdtler.
% inoen fenber beres 5ib, men cen
Sing er f~itfert: Sefu ariiti Rige Oaz
rer eDigt, og for ps bill bet blibe ben
Stunb, mar Ri faar Cob at
trade frem for benne 6erres ng
5rebsfnrites eoige 9oneetrone.
Eli Slufning bragte ban TN egen
OF fin GmbebsbrDbers 9at til gis
Itoppen Stiftspropitsn, M~isfionsfelz
ffubets 5ormanb. Wisfonsffolens
5oritanber, Misfonsislffabet pg ben
troenbe Wenigbeb, fom MI uofenbte
Dam, % enbelig en- Saf til Sub, II
ban Edbbe pinet tuge fig at BAN.
5ereftsr nuttebe @ubstieneIten paa
~f96banlig Muabe.
Om Gftermiobugen a Der Msoe
1 Dor 5rue airte, bpor MisfiOnss
prefterne gittmann og Mabien cg
Iuttelig Observation-Disclosures Jormanb,
gaftor 8ufd, talte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02

Ordination us nOienOeliesmpSe.
(@fter nar. 8ebl.")
Soenle, IL. 4pril.

for benne Beroens Storm9no. Yet
bar fun to unge Mlennefter. ION baO=
be eftertommet Seiu &riiti aon9ez
bub: Soar I'D / al @eroen og gprsr
ale 6olteilug til mine 9iiciple".
0erfor marfeoes Soften life / ben
fore gp, Der lige er faIOen foa rart
I'll Ro Open poa be tore OOatiOner
for Den Gpe~ntDroigter. bpis 6iftOrie
oqIaa er qdaet 8eroen ober.
3 en- At be f~orreite Stole / Ct.
Rnubs qirte fao be to bpiotlGote
Observation-Disclosures, Gbr. Gbuiitens
fen % 6. 80. Mubfen, fom MI al
8iffop 8alsleo ffulbe mabtage ben
beitioelige Snbpielie til 8erningen
fom bet oanIte Observation-Disclosures uos
TenoinQe til Mlisfonsmarten / Sns
bien.
: QrGiternes 9~rocesiiOn ioas 81
7op golslep, S%tiftspropit 2iiBbeft
9aftor 6. Sod. 9algmenigbebss
praft SO6annes @lauien, 9aitOr 2et5,
@aerup, Misitonapreft 8ittmonn,
0anf 0isFonsIelftabs Tormano
9aitor q. gufd og flere at 8pens o9
0megnens graiter.
9aitor 6. Sod mesfeoe for Altes
ret og bolot Sntimationstalen, hbort
ban iqrli9 bpaleoe beb, bpOr pigtigt
bet er for Gpangeliets 6ortpnoers
at tunne iatte fig ino i be Soils 2es
pepis og 5unfegang, Tor bOem ee
taller.
gpdngeliets 5orfpubere m9rter
bet berbiemms. 6oor fau er Der ttte,
fom tan tale GDaneeliet iaalebes, at
qanite ungeMenneifer gioer bsre pda
bet. Oct tommer fitfert at, at De
bar alemt, b0orleoes De ieIO t9rtte,
ba be BAR garfte unse; mudffe ee
unge ogiad tRnter anoerleoes MI
eno oengdng.
Gr bet oanifeligt herbiemme, mad
BET pqre mango 8ange Daniteligere
blanOt ct Fremmeo 9%eoningefolt, bois
6iitorie. uopifling. 3antes og Gss
lelfeslip ligger port iaa uenoelig me
get fjernere.
9erfor mao W%tisiion9rerne beo Ct
erunDigt Stuoium iRtte zig ino / bet
6ebningeFolfs 5antegang, fom be
ffal arbeibe ibldnbt. U1en ligeioa
biqtigt er bet, at be er t9rlige Wens
METER, fua at be = felp ON be life
fan prabite rigtigt for Dem paa be-
rec eget Sprpg. tan Diie benz nOgst
at ben a~erlig6eb, De fortpnber.
Gil Slutning 6enDenote ban ct
Oar Orb i9rlig til be to Sroindnz
Der, ioet ban uotalte: Menigbeoen
berbjemme bil life glemme jer;
maatte eoers @erning ba blfpe giort
FABIAN, at ben itore 9erre fan fem
oes peb ben.
8 i'm Orbinationstals gift @iifop
8olsleb ub fra Orbet I 2utds Gbanz
oslium: .@aar ub peo @aberne og
og ngb benz til at gad ino,
at nit gus fan blfOe fulbt".
5srrtns fsrite MISUNDERSTANDING
angif fun SnOre Wlisiion, 6jemmss
mission. 5an idgOe til be 0iitiPle,
ban ubfenbte: @aur life pdd 5eonins
eerneg 9ej eGer / Gamqritdnsrnes
Bier, men gaar before ben til be for
SCAR at Ssraels 9us.
Oct parer bog fife l9nee, fsr b1
oaIdd | gbangelierne herer ON 9eoe
rinqemisfion - ben fundnGiife&nins
be, ben IpebalIfe Manb, 6sDebsmons
ben, Der beffammer Ssrdel, o z.
0u Ssruet fOrifsb 8eissslien,
ffulbe Subs Orb gua til Sebninser@
ne. at 6uIet tunbe bliOe fulbt. Sgs
foo Der msbte 0rbet Mobfdnb, men
bet mgbtes ogfaa meb Suffst efter
Freb oo 5relfe. paulus fulgfe Rods
BET fra MSdfebonien: Som oDer og
hirIp osl 5on fulgts Rsften, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02

8renbebinens uwtbffer.
Otter bar OberbreOen grGnbeDinsnbs
belie forpolbt ct ungt Menneffes9sb
Oenne Sang er bet | Sp1ano. On
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02

6OdGen fra 0ejle Sfort.
Den MI Tnart berbens6ersmte
6paf fra Belle 5ioro, Der / IA 9ds
ge hofbt ale Bellies bsrsmteffe S9s
qers og 5drpunerer / Stat for futs
telig at finbe 9sbeH for en- pefrettet
6arpun og en- bel Manebe WdgoFn
aiHelfugler, oil M. efsr of bort
.~foreDiif for ubifinige Suiinbe ffueIpiis
ne | Belle, blibe prrparsret og berefs
ter ubFfi1et I asben6obn.
6bolen, Der er en- 5inhbal al Qr>
ten Rorbpal 80. m~ufculus) bar en-
2angbe of A Sob og ct Omfong af
1870 Sob. aeberne er a @len lons
ge og 6alen 9 Sob og 7 I'm. | Sbers
mail. ODertGben er befot meb ca.
400 tore Barber, Der bar en- 29nas
Re al fra 10-17 CONNER.
publitum o~nbefales at 6enbtte
Q~ejligbeben til at taee bette 0erbens
ifgrite pottebbr 4 2iefpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-02

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gen 6, 2gbenbabn, fom forlsben blep
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