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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-16
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.

Miss Helene Mackaye has been en-.
gagged as leading lady for Melbourne
Mcdowell.
George c. Bonifaee. sr.. has been
engaged to play a prominent role In
"The Prodisal Son"
A new musical comedy Is daringly
called "a Million Minute" But
they won't make It,
Richard earle has been so success
full in THE Mayor of Toxic" that he
will continue in this piece.
Three well.known New York cap
ltallsts are TO build permanent
theatre in New York for George NJ
cohen.
Kyrle Bellew will make his first
Southern tour in Rallies" this sea-
son. opening in Norfolk about Christ.
mas.
Sarah Bernhardt has closed her
London season. She will make a tour
of South America and the United.
States.
Clyde Fitch will rehearse Maxine
Elliott's new play, Her Great Match"
at his summer home. in Greenwich.
Ct.
The superintendent OF police in
Pittsburg has forbidden smoking in
any theatre in the city. owing to the
possible danger OF fire.
Wilton Lactaye has begun long
tour, which VIII include over 10000
miles. 1t will extend to the Pacific
Coast and end in New York.
Blanche Bates new play will be
a tale Of the Far East on the Bret
Harte order. and Robert HillIard will
play the role OF Western gambler.
Dorothy Grimston, daughter OF the
Kendals. will be in Olga Nethersole's
company this season. Hamilton Re.
velle will be Miss Nethersole's lead
ing man.
When Henry Miller and Margaret
Anglin finish their season in New
York they will appear on the road as
joint stars under the management of
the shuberts.
J. E. Dodson has been engaged to
play the title role of THE Prince of
india" the dramatization of Gen.
Lew Wallaces novel.
When Viola Allen produces her new
play by Clyde Fitch, "The Toast of
the Town." she will have two English
actors in her support-James carew
and A. E. Arson. Mr.. Carew has been
playing in Maxine Elliott's London
company.
Walter Hale and his wife, Louise
Closer, have been making an auto
mobile trip gathering material and
illustrations for mapazine articles
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-16

You miss half the Joy of your va.
cation II you do not have the West
virginian follow you when you go.
Only ten cents a week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-16

"The School Girl" of which Paul NJ.
Potter is the author. is now being
played in nearly every part OF the
world. Charles Frohman has just
completed plans for new musical
comedy to be written by Mr.. Potter
and Edgar Smith. with music by VII.
Ian 4. Francis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-16

Can man have i billion dollars
and be honest?'
7 should think so. He can errta5u
ly''-
.well?s
AFFORD to be"-Philadelphla Bal
letin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-16

Walter Hale and his wife, Louise
Closer, have been making an auto
mobile trip gathering material and
Illustrations for magazine articles.
Mr.. Hale will be found in the cast Of
DE lance" John Drew's new play.
and Miss Closer will rest until later
in the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-13

the cunning sayings and characteristic
traits brought out; the aid of photog-
raphy is sometimes invoked
In a number of European cities each
child on entering school is given what
is called health-and-study book In
each the teacher from time to time enters
observations or queries concerning the
child. The school doctor, where such
a benehcient official exists, periodically
tests eyes, ears, nose throat, chest,
nerves, digestion, and enters his remarks
and advice in this precious book. When
the child can write or draw, once a
month or so, coming perhaps in it's best
dress and well washed, he writes each
lesson of the day in his book, which thus
becomes the best possible record of his
progress through the year and some
times is made the basis of promotion
up the grades in place of all other ex-
aminations On satisfying the require
ments of the school law, in one city at
least, this book is stored away in the
City Hall to be referred to in case the
child later comes in conflict with the
law. In others they are given to the
child or its parents, and become a
to the choice of calling.
The young child is a creature of in
stinct, feeling and perception, and the
power of mind and thought comes far
more slowly and later than is usually
supposed. Children are extreme literal
lists, and, playful as they are, constantly
saying things in the most naive way
that provoke a sense of humor in adults
One of the hardest and latest things to
learn is what to take seriously and what
is fgurative.
Children are victims of scores of fears
of strangers, large teeth and eyes and
fur-suggesting the period when it
seemed doubtful whether men or the
larger mammals were to be lords of the
earth. Some have phobias of insects,
thunder, darkness, which their vivid
fancy believes filled with monsters some
times fully developed and individual,
and the soul of some seems SCARED and
scared and their lives inundated and
doomed to restrictions because of their
innate cowardice
A fit of anger with all its symptoms
is a strange thing. A child is crossed
or thwarted and suddenly grows red
in the face, screams, scratches, spits,
bites, yells, and becomes furious little
beast, and them prestoi the nervous
storm passes and he smiles and all is
sunny again. This, too, points unrnis-
takably to the past and the accumulated
effects of resistance to the point of fury
against all that obstructed and education
largely consists in teaching children to
fear, to be angry, to pity and to love
Alright. These master passions, that
make our whole life their sport, bless it
if rightly focused, and make it wretched
if turned toward wrong objects
Special and prolonged studies have
been made upon children's feelings to-
ward objects of nature-the sky that
suggests infnity and unit over all, the
moon which still is an object of alteration
to the home or lovesick maiden who
talks to it and to whom it means TN
utterable things, our nearest celestial
neighbor which Socrates himself thought
deity. Again, what would the magma
ton be We're it not for clouds? In these
l. i L -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-13
Jeu-O
Ice Cream
POWDER
1t Is entitled:
and tells:

which Is meeting with great favor, as 1t enables
everyone to make ice cream in their own home with
very little trouble. Everything in the package for
grocer can't supply You send 25c for two pkgs. by
Jnail Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry and Unlavored
Address, The Genese Pure Food Co., LIE Roy, NY.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10

MEN-The Oklahoma CITY Barber
college teaches you the trade In from
8 to 5 weeks and guarantees positions
Write for terms. lit S. Robinson. tt
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10

The Hunt murder case will not be
tried at this term Of court.
Squads for sale. John Swain 3O2-tl
Bath tubs at Hinshaw's. Phone 10.
4-6
Guide Harlin is still held on a whisky
charge, but is not held in connection
with the Harlin-Hunt case.
DR.. M. Levin the Occulist will be
back from Chicago Oct. Is. 296-tf
Miss Olivia Mars has been INSTALL
ed as cashier at the Chieftain office.
Every body pays cash at Roberts &
Martins after Oct. 10. 30l-tf
Kitchen sinks, Hinshaw. Phone rs
4-6
The nice driving horse of George
Nidiffer took a notion to run away
and demolish the family carriage Sun
day.
Hughes will make the Carnival
Queen one dozen fine photographs free.
294-tf
The flyer was several hours late to-
day caused by the wreck Of a freight
train near Bluejacket. Sixteen box
cars are said to be in ihe ditch. No
one hurt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10
R-I-P-A-N N -STabuies
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.

The 5-cent packet is enough Tor
usual occasions. The family bottle
100 cents) contains a supply for l
year. All druggists sell them. DIV
Figure with Hinshaw, best goods,
best work and prices right. Phone rs
4-6
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10

See Round Oak ad NO. IN our
pace today Frazee Hdw. q Eur. 90.
Backache is never known to those
persons who t#ke an occasional dose Of
Pineules The value Of the resin OBJ
tanned from the pine tree has long
been recognized in the treatment Of
diseases OF the bladder and kidneys.
One dose of Pineules will give relief,
and one bottle will cure. Sold by A.
F. Owens, Druggist. DIV
Roberts & Martin, the grocers, re-
quest US to annouce that on and after
Oct. 10 they will adopt strictly cash
business, no exceptions Deing made
to the rule. They expect soon to
engage IN the packing business on a
large scale and this moYe is necessary
to that end. 30I-tf
You can apply ManZan inside, right
where the pain is. 1t is put up in col
lapsible tubes with nozzle attachment |
for introducing it. ManZan stops pain
instantly and cures all kinds of blind, |
bleeding, itching and pr0trnding piles. |
Sold by A. z. Owens, Druggist. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10
RARE RUGS FROM
DISTANT MOROCCO

The home of United States Marshal
Darrough has just been decorated
with number Of articles from the
interior Of the empire of Morocco.
One OF the marshal's friends, Mr..
Albert J. Nathan, who has been en-
gagged In philanthropic In Africa. and
has also at various times represented
the United States government there,
and VINO is now prominently connect
ed with the oil industry In this terri
tory, purchased for the Marshal four
beautiful rugs, Three Of these are
known as Rabat rugs, manufactured
IN the city BY that name, just across
ssiie river from the famous old town of
Salee where the desperate pirates Of
the middle ages made their headquar-
ters. These rugs are made by the
women on hand looms without refer
ence to any pattern or design and one
OF the signs Of genuineness is that no
two figures are ever alike because the
Mohamedan religion forbids the max
ing Of any image or the likeness Of
anything. Only vegetable dyes are
used TO make the bright colors and
the secret OF this never fading com
position is handed down from mother
20 daughter through many genera
tlons.
The rarest Of all these articles is a |
Berber carpet which covers the recep-
tion hall in the Darrough residence. |
The almost unknown tribe Of Beni
Mguild, away in the mountains Of
central Morocco, make and use these
rugs for their own homes and proba-
bly, not dozen OF them have found Il
heir way to the United States OF
America. The people who make them
IRE nomadic in their way OF living
nd dwell In the black tents Of these
regions and use these
leayy, rainproof, wocly rugs for bed
ling and covering.
Besides the rugs mentioned Mr..
Nathan also procured for the Mar
halls family folding stand made of
Irecious woods which has for its top
large hand engraved brass tray.
around its outer edge there is craven
n Arabic inscription in poetry that
his metal lay as black dirt in the
round and by the handIcraft of the
killed artisan has become a work of
eauty. The center Of this work Of
It is covered with geometrical de
Igns which though very intricate are
ut out by the hand OF native work
len.
The rest of the shipment consists of
'me Morocco leather cushions. a
rye piece Of priceless embroidery
pon which the native women Of the
apital city Of Fez may have spent
cary months Of harem secIusion.
nd number Of other articles for
acorative purposes.
Added to their intrinsic value. beau Z
! and rarity there is the charm of
reat antiquity, as some Of these rugs
ave probably been in use for a CEN
iry or more. 1T is not often that the
oportunity to embellish ones home
j this manner is afforded and the
arshal is to be congratulated upon
lch an acquisition Mr.. Darrough
lt only appreciates them for their :
trinsic value but more on account Of q
he long friendship that has existed
'tween himself and Mr. Nathan.
i0TEVEKTTKNYYTTYW
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10

When you have a cough or cold
don't ask what is good for it and get
some medicine with little or no merit
and perhaps dangerous. Ask for Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, the greatest
throat and lung remedy, It cures
coughs and colds quickly. Sold by
Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10


We will do strictly cash busines
after Oct. 10. u TT ask us to breal
over, as we cannon do so.
30l-tf RoBEsTs g. MARTIN.
Water closets. Hinshaw-Hunt
building. Phone IS. d4-s
Sam James, of Mayesyille, is wit,
ness before the grand jury.
Plumbing and Tinwork promptly
done at Hickman's Hardware
store. 2s6-tf
4 Plumbing and Tinwork promptly
done at Hickman's Hardware
store. 2s6-tf
The Chieftain building will soon be
supplied with water and sewer con-
nections.
Workmen have commenced on the
corn palace. It will be seventY-iye
feet wide and one hundred feet long.
II will have an ornamental front and
be handsomely decorated with corn
inside and out.
Get IN line and let Hinshaw connect
you To the sewer. 46
Look out for surprise in the Car
nival Queen contest.
Money loned on Freedmen land or
land on which restrictions ais removed
CYRUS S. AVERY, vinita I T. 2s6-tf
Hlnshaw viii place water closet
IN that old building and guarantee it.
40
The electric light plant has had a
fire in the furnace today and are test
ing the machinery. Lights may be
turned on at any minute.
Outdoor water closets guaranteed
not 10 freeze II put In by Hinshaw the
plumer. Phone 70. 296-30l
C. T. Hoore and Jim Pat Thomp-
son are hen from Alton.
Let US do your banner work for the
carnival. Order early.
SCOTT PEARS & Mcclure.
We will be able to sell cheaper for
sash as it does away with extra ex-
pence Of book keeper and collector.
Cash after Oct. 10.
I0l-tf RoBERTs g. MARTIN
Foleys Honey and Tar cures coughs
md colds and prevents pneumonia.
Take no substitutes. Sold by Peo-
,le's Drug Store. DIV
Plumbing and Tinwork promptly ;
lone at Hickman's Hardware I
tore. 2s6-tf !
Pickles, kraut Hienz goods, canned
reaches and in fact everything that
) good to eat at Gatewood's grocery.
95-tf
Once room to rent. Apply here.
1t is a pleasure to take DR.. Dade's !
little Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic
feet upon the liver. Sold by A. T.
'gens, Druggist DIV
All who desire to assist the carni-
al in a fi's--.-.,,saI way should make the I
anne known to J. W. Orr Of the
nance committee.
There is considerable difference Of
pinion as to who should be the Car
iyal Queen but it is the universal
pinion that Hughes makes the best
Photographs. 294-uf
Mrs Ewing Halsell is some aetter l,
nd her father, Dr. Fortner, says that n
lille not entirely out Of danger he 9
she will steadily improve from y
ow on. a
No danger Of consumption If you q
e Foley's Honey and Tar to care
lat stubborn cough. Sold by Peoples !,
rug Store. DIV =
Local advertisements IN this pAper :
III be five cents per lire for each in- : I
rtion. !
The Carnival committee on securing In
eakers for the discussion Of the n
atehood question has invited ". ". 81
astings aud c. n. Haskell on the ln
1T Of the separate staters and Den II
s Flynn and Judge C. B. Stuart to Il
present the joint state side. b.
and Tinwork promptly 3
ne at Hickman's Hardware 8
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10
Pipe Line NiIl Re Laid.

Marshal w. H. Darrough returned
home from Kansas City this morning
where he attended a meeting of the
oil men interested in laying the pipe
line from the Territory oil fields to
the Sc. Louis refinery. He says there
was scramble for stock and that the
pipe line win be laid In a short time.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-10
Harper Guilty.

5. D. Harper was this afternoon
found guilty OF defrauding the
First National bank of Miami out Of
the sum OF t2,025.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

ggqeIfob. ubbtsnings@
boIttitfen laber til at Tfu0e onz
oenbes ooer for en- Del at De met
t~rofaite oanifIinOebe Meno / Ggnsn
Rorb for 9aoer8teO, forbi De bar oels
ta9et I ct. 6ansOag5 N&goet pdd
Sfdmlingsbante. Sualeoe8 bar @br.
3a6ariasien 8egeTfoO Oe0 9riftianSs
felt Den %. Sult iteonet til at mgbe
6os QmtsfprItanber 9alenttner
5Dritrup, Der mebbeIte BAN, at ifglge
Orore fra 9~anOruaben matte to /
bans gieneit lie oprenbe banite timber
~faatter ZEN aarI og en- 9ige) life bare
6os BAN, og at ban / 5remtiben life
moatte beIf9ftige Oanife unberIdat@
ter. 3a6ariasien matte unoerifrts
be en- Suffering for at babe mobtd@
Get p~penn9onte Mebbelelfe. Pda
rams Spor9smadl, ON life 9arlen
% 9igen maatte blipe / beres Sic.
nefte til l.. NoDem6er, for at De fun
Dc faa fig en- unOen qlabs, iOarebe
Qmtsforftanoersn, at bet funoe ban
life qibe COB til, men at 3a6ariuss
len 10 ftnbe for6ere fig besan9daenbe
6os Qanorda0en.
st Bar Mano mere ira 0megs
nen at a%riitiansfeIt par famine
DAG itaonet til at mpbe 6os Nmts>
foritonoeren. ~oiitnof ! iamme @nz
tiggenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

3oftlun0. - @eo 9~iffOOer>
retten for6anOlebes ben 26. SuIi
81. anoet felgenOe Eager;
3jeneitefarl !0pper al Starbat
6aooe giort SnbiigeIie imoO en- Multt
paa 80 Mt., IOm QmtsforItanoeren
/ Starbat 6oObe itenOt BAN for at
bare Tunget %forbuOte Sdnge ben 8.
qpril paa @aben i St9r6at. qntlde
9eoe tug Sagen tilba9e fpr 5orbanb>
lingen begpnbte oa 5ormdnoen
gioroe BAN ppmartIom paa, at &c
inoItabnebe 9ibner not biloe funne
uoiige, at be 6aoOe 6prt BAN ipngs
pao gaoen, og Sagen imob ban fpm
%altIaa meget onrere. ~2tnfla9eoe bab
I'm At faa MuItten ne0iat, men bet
par for tent. Sogen par forpori9t
foraloet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

9anoeo Sogr. - soften. 81.
No. 6p6aiten Der pua Ggnen er nu
"a. Subj iaa goOt iom tilenoebrd9t
operalt, men gi0er fun ct mibOels
moaoi9t u0bptte. 3it @engaIb er
6get 10 tommet goOt / 9us. Ru9bcs
ten toger i'm 9e91nOelie / ben toms
menoe l19e, og benne te9ner til at 9is
be ct gobt ub6ptte. Sommerfornet
berimoO looer life iaa go0t, og meb
8oerne er bet iamme 3ilfalOet, fom
ber melbes ON fra andre g9ne, at
Der paa glabene fan ies, at Der er
qaaet Orm / benz pua flere Sorber.
aartoFel6piten te9ner rigtig 9obt,
CO ii9r paa laoe Sorber bill be gioe
{. goot libbptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

goganmeloelle.

Der baoes pdd SpGag | OaniI9
2ut6. 9ubl. Souie mango gooe So
ger, men blanbt be mango er Der cen,
fom beber Star % Il ptgez
9eleontng til 5reb",
ar 3oienius. 9eo at l9ie / benne
BOG bar jeg funbet megen COB Bel
lebning, og ben bar pGret mig til
6adbe 9l9be og @elIignelie, og ie9
tenber andre Iom ben ligelebes bar
p9ret til @ejleOning for. 9ogens
Snb6olo Ioarer til oenS Nopn, 8t
tranger ane til ,@ejleoning til 5re6"
% berfor 0ilpe jeg gerne anbefale
n9pnte gog til benz, iom enbnu lite
bar &enb7fa6 til ben, ben buroe Dere
/ boert ct 6iem / SamfunOet.
9ogen trbttes og tnbbinbes MI /
DuniI6 2utb. 9ubl. SOuTe, Blair,
Nebr., % Ialees for fun SOC. tint
inbb.
SEES Gtauien,
Gebdr SAILS, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

9erningsfiebei og enOeli9 6aDoe ben
onbolbte Paa QnIistet % 9enoerne
Rifter, BE- t9oeOe poa en- nqlig opers
ftadet Stamp.
S%prenfen nastebe at bare ben itptz
bige % iofflareoe, at ban Liable fact
StrammeJne / Glammeri meo nogle
ubefenbte perIoner; men gebiierne
imoo bun bier funOne tilitrrttelige
til at bemme BAN, og bans Straf
bteo pet un6erretten tat til 3 Qars
Gorbe6rinqsbus. @i6org Gperret for>
lan9e6e Strofen til 4 4or.
6sieiteret forbeieOe Strafen til
6 4ars 5erbebrings6us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

ubpisningerne Rorbs
ittsOig. oariieliat 8ag6Idb"
Itriber / Qnlebning al be for nplig
fcretagne gortpisninger:
Oct Ipnes n9iten at bltOe en-
itaaenbe Regel, at Der fOrub for ben
tDIte Settlers 9eisg fer / 6opebitaoen
Ital goa l~lboisnineer I SenOer -. =.
Os juit / bisie 0age, ba Ri bar
ejort 6onnsr for ben tpIte 5Iaabe,
fan Gfterretningen ON be nne lib
b%isninger life anbst eno gre ct bgjft
u6elbi9t Snbtrnt".
,Rationaltibenbe" omtaler | en-
Qrtitel De ii6ite l~tbOisnineer Sgns
beribGlnnb" bet tbife Slaabst,ieg |
R~sbenbabn oe ben Mobtdgelfe, Sps
iferne bar fact. 9Iabet ~itriOer til
gIutning:
Zen banIfe 6efliabeb ooerfor De
fremragenbe tbffe @9Iter bar faapel
I Qrt iom Omfane beret, fom ben
TtuIbe os burbe pare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

berpbe paa Marten. Oct areatur
Giar llngtoag), Der altio 9aar uOe.
Ter bog enOnu goot ub. st fort
@o6e er bet for iaaoant8bag / en- tpr
5io, ndar Der paa @re8marten fife
er Mangel paa 8ritttpanb.
De tibligmoone aartofler bIiOer
forbolosoi5 imaa; De far life funnel
potie fig fore / ben t9rre, fate og
no9et ter6olOige Serb, men til Sen
aalo er Der ba enbnu life Sale ON
Den a~tminbelige aartofelib9OOm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

8ortbisntngerne ~lorerer
Itabig / @gnen nor0 for 9~aoetsleo,
FriDe5 / o9ejmoal". - Sddlebes bar
@aaroejtr 3a6ariasien, 9g9eitop,
Onsbag 6ormiboag ben 26. Sali
Itapnet til at mpoe 6os Qmtsforitanz
Der 9alentiner / 5prstrup, Der ifplge
Srore fra 9anoraaoen ituloe meooele
BAN, at en- Start og en- qtge, beg9e
.b0n1te unberiaatter, Der bar | bans
2jeneIte, Tube bort, og at ban for
6remtiben ingen ban lie unoeri% ddtttr
MATTE booe. = Smeoen fra Stobs
bum bar FANNIE Dag It9onet til ut
msbe hos QmtsforItunOeren | Qnleos
ming at en- Soeno ira aongeri9et,
fpm ban 6eIer life matte bare | in
Sjeneite.
3il en- Manb, Der tilfalOig traf
3a6ariasIen oa ban tom uo fra
&lmtsforitanberen og 6Oem ban fprs
taIte bet pasiereoe. otreOe ban; ga,
ieg er Meblem at TO al pore 5orenins
ger, men nu fommer jeg moi til o9s
Iau at meloe m.g ino I ben treble.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

Om 3bonqspotititen /
g orbftesOig ~ItriOer yaieler
3eitung", / Slutningen at en- lan9ere
Qrtitet ON a5oltsitemningen / 8dnz
MARI, fslgenbe:
.9eaerpolititfen, lioUisningerne og
qlagerierne mob be ulpttelige biems
lpie Optdntbsrn |fierner ira os lite
olene 8anmart. men bet belle ifanbis
nabiIte Qoroen. S~elOfslgelig ma
man regne meb 3pitldnos Ma9titiIs
ling, men bet norbiIfe 5ott8 Spmpas
tier oenber Iig mere pg mere til @n8s
lamb % 6rantrig. Stun en- Struoies
pplitit eGer ben fulbtomneIte ubibens
BIB fan to9e fell heraf. 90 aft bette
tier, foroi ri life er / Sano til
Iorbilesbig at oinbe 100000 Dante
for ben beitaaenoe 9ingenes 3ilitano,
90 forbi be Wioler, lom anoenbes
bette 2iemeo. f|isrner os mere og me-
re fra Maolet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

Gn 9ifit. o2al6or9 4mtstio."
fortgQer. at Reodttionen forleoen fl
@iiit AZ en- Stort. Den 6olot tit
SnOtog aennem ct 5oqoinoue. i bill
let ben baobe bet llbeIO at blioe Fem
genbe / Ct Al line LANCE Ben.
Gfier Ct oare frigjort fra benne
nlige Stiaina. tilbragte Den iiaIone
@ait e 4ar Gftermiooa9siimsr i
Reoattionsns 9ofaler, 6por en- Mio>
bag. beitaaenbe at 8 for6oIosDis !es
penoe pa. IeroereOes for ben.
Deb 4 Chen f~oripdnbt Den. 6eris
get I Grforino % meO en- fnIbt aro,
ND aennen et aubentitdaenbe 9inoue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

@ram6p. - Misiionsfet
Isl. 2to.) Den darli9e MisiiOnsfeit,
iom boloe8 / @ram6p STOP bOert
Qar. af9otOtes SenOag ben %. Suit,
men paa @runO at bet itarte 8e9ns
oejr 6enlagOes Soften til airfen. pas
itor 3erlang fra 9ram inOIeOebe
Mpoet, 6Ooreftsr qditor geterien al
StoO6org Og MisIionar 6riis at 6a=
eersleo talte. M6oet BAR go6t befegt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

5lens6Org. Sfte0ba9en.
III. QO.) S @oar. ben %. SuIi, bar
let 50 Qtar, IiOen ben oanife Scr oeO
5iteo iejreOe oOer ben %4olitenite Ops
rprs6nr. 2igeiom 6oert Qar pau
denne Dag bleo / Qar aampe9raOen
paa ben gamle &%irtegoaro og aOitils
ti9e At be entelte oanife a~rigergra0e
panieoe meO 8tomiter og 8rdnie.
Ter par life m.nore en0 70-80
9utetter, &ranie og glomIertors,
De ileite poa 8~alles9raben fra Siteoz
Ia9et. 5 QnleOning At MinOebagen
oaieoe 0une6rog fra 10 / 9aOnen
li9genOe OanIte Seilifi6e.