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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
ENGLAND HOPES
FOR A. 4 VICTORY
Strong Team to-, Defend the
Dwight Davis Tennis Trophy
" y This Year. e.. :.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. %.<5
), New York. May 5.-Reports Of England's
defending team Of lawn tennis players in the
international matches for the Dwight Davis cup
have been received Hugh Lawrence Doherty,
the British champion, and DR.. W. v. Eaves
will play in the singles while Reginald F..
Doherty will pair with his brother in doubles
DR.. caves has been seen on the American courts,
and his present high-cass racket work has
caused hun to be favored over Frank L. Risley
for tn esingles, In which the latter defended a
year ago.; s.s.. .-f .7zzst ,at IL a.a.y -
The Australian team is also named as being
composed Of Nolm B.. Brooks and A. F..
Wilding The latter has been showing remark
able skill, and in England it; is regarded as
doubtful. il the Alnerieans seane4 defeat these
players III the prelimtharys conteHts. Three of
the American challenging. tean1-Beals C.
Wright. Raymond D. Little and Kreigh Collins
are in Philadelphia, and Holcofnb Ward,
who has been practicing on the courts Of the
New York Lawn Tennis club, will join the
team next week. - ,o1,,ry ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
LOS ANGELES TO HAVE
RED.HOT CELEBRATION

Los Angeles, Cal. May 6-Manager McCary,
the fight promoter proposes to offer Joe Bowker
of London, the featherweight Of England, a
large purse to meet Abe Attell here July 4. II
is McCary's play to hold the fight in the open
air and take moving pictures .-...
This match, If made, would attract attention
all over the Sworld and should be one of the
cleverest battles witnessed in this class il
America, for the considered to be the
most perfect fighters in the featherweight class
In their respective countries. +-s
Should Attell lose to Herman next Friday Il
will not make any difference to the proposed
match. for Attell in his next battle is fighting
out of his class. .-.--. $780,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
JAY GOULD IS
CHAMPION now
American Tennis Player Takes
Final Round of Play in
London.

London, May BIN the final round Of tho
amateur court tennis championship of Great
Britain at the Queens club today Jay Gould Of
Lakewood, N. j.. beat n. ]. Hill by 30.
Gould's play rather feeble at the start.
but he soon found his true form and ran away
with the game. His opponent was completely
tired out. The sets were 6-S, 81 and 81.
Gould will rext play V. Pennel, last years
runner-up, and the winner will meet Eustaca
Miles, holder of the championship.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
HARVARD STILL ON :
THE DOUBTFUL LIST
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
New York. May BIT is announced that Lydig
Hoyt halfback on the varsity eleven last year,
has been selected line coach for the varsity
team this fall He is a senior. The field coach
is Rockwell.
AS yet the Yale football management has
heard no word from the Harvard football authori
ties about the game next fall. The talk of
what contest would replace the Harvard game IN
the event of Harvard not playing has not ceased
Manager Knox of the Yale eleven said: Il" 81
the Harvard game is not played there will be nc
contest scheduled to replace that one. The
Princeton game will be the only championship
event. 1t has been practically decided that Am
herst will be taken in the date usually filled
by Columbia.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
ST. LOUIS FILLS UP
WITH MARATHON" MEN

st. Louis, May 5.-The second annual Mars
thon race under the auspices OF the Missouri
Athletic club, to be run today, brought TO 81
Louis some Of the hest distance runners OF ths
country besides the pick Of the local coterle.
Twenty-one entries were made. including run
ners from Chicago. Boston. Columbus, Ohio, keo-
kuk Iowa New York and Canada. The course,
about twenty five miles, is entirely over country
roads the runners finishing in the fair grounds
racetrack after doing two miles in view Of the
specta tors.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
! ST. OLAF DEFEATS CARLETON
,'Oles' Find Congregationalists Easy
Victims-Score 10 to 8.

Northfeld, Mimi. May 5.--St. Olaf won in a
walk from Carleton yesterday, the final score
being 10 to 8. The game was a one sided
affair. the coles demonstrating their superiority
at every stage and Carleton was not in the hunt
at all Carleton was able to get but four hits
to ten for the st. Olaf boys. Carleton's runs
were all earned while st. Olaf gathered In a
able to bat the Carleton pitcher freely.
Washburn pitched for Carleton, with Pour
TALES behind the bat, Tetlie and Fardahl being
in the points for st. Olaf. Tetlie is young
pitcher. this being his first intercollegiate game
and his work was good. Doe Is slated to do the
which was the reason for his not throwing yes
terday The best hit of the day was made by
Fardahl who drove out threesacker off Wash
burns pitching,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Salzer ball team will give a May dancing
party in Nordens hall, POLL washington avenue
n this evening All amateur ball players are
especially invited.
The Blue remnants of the Garfield school
made an excellent start in the seasons march
for baseball honors by defeating the Madisons.
II to 16 The Garfelds have a strong team
and should make good record.
The Little Greys have started out with
rush for the season by winning three games In
two days. The first game was with the Oak
Leaves, and the score was II to Z. The Fin
landers went down By score of to Z, and
the Errngs, the last and hardest game, ended
2t to 10.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
TWO COLLEGE GAMES
Hatnline- st. Thomas and Macalester-St
Olaf Games Now On.

Two games Of the intercollegiate league cham
pionship series are playing this afternoon, re-
gardless of the opening of the big league sea-
Son. rEsss -. % 49,. 60 =: %zl& :
At Hamline the Methodists are doing their
best to retrieve their defeat at the hands of the
saints by carrying away the long end of the
score from FIR. Doyle's boys i -. :"
Manchester is striving to do the same thing
to st. Olaf, which defeated them by a score
couple Of weeks ago Bond, the star twirler of
the Presbyterians,- was not in the box for the
first game with the Scandinavians, and it is
upon him that the Macs pin their" hopes fol
victory today. 1%s' ,s-..>sE~ 80 :.a.z<s.,s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05

ACE STEWART has made a nice start with
his Jackson (Miss.) bunch, and is going to
make a hard tussle to land the flag in the
Cotton States leagues. Billy Earle Of Vicks-
burg says that the first name Of the Jackson
manager is high card, but he will have to
show. $50 ..s e~,,...
LARGE SCORES are scarce in baseball now
adays but the Boston Americans had two In
one week to their credit. One IL to 0 game
with Philadelphia and score of 10 to against
Washington established the seasons record.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
:. Totals.... q IT
-.r.t4.s e., s+onnor in tho nfnth

Stated for Stopper in the ninth. .
minnesota ........I ! 81 50
BASES on balls. by Brown I, by O'Gorman /,
by waldorf 5; two-base hits. Boyle 2; three
base hits, Brenna, Farabugh; double plays; Shay
pitcher, by Brown Waldorf. by O'Gorman 4, By
Waldorf 3; passed balls. Murray, Brenna; wild
pitches, O'Gorman 2; stolen bases. Shay Nc
Inerny Stopper, Bonnam 2, Hurley; sacrifice hits,
Lineham, Caldwell Robertson; hits off O'Gorman
in innings, of Waldorf in innings: left
on bases, Minnesota 13, Notre Dame IL. Time,
2:45. Umpire, Ftggemeier. Attendance, 3oo
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
Group Quickly Cured.

A few doses Of Chamberlain g Cough
Remedy bring surprising results when a
child shows symptoms Of Group. There
is no cause for alarm when this medi-
cine is in the house as it rarely takes
more than three or four doses to bring
about a complete cure. It has never
failed even in the most severe and dan
oerous cases and no home where there
are small children can afford to be with
ol1t it, 49,. -.. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
Stubborn Coughs.

"A cough which fingers on long after
every other symptom of cold has dis
appeared should have attention, as it in
diesates some throat or lung trouble and
may result seriously. Mr.. Alexander
Mcmillan, Of Maple Ridge, Mich, re-
commends Chamberlain g Cough Rene
dy for this trouble. He says: 81
used this remedy for stubborn cough
with the best results and think there is
nothing like it. 1 cannot speak too
highly of it. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
NORTHWEST BASEBALL

DEBORAH Iowa, May 5.-Luther college de.
feated Iowa Wesleyan here yesterday by q
score of to 2. Batteries-Luther, severoid
and Rodstar; Wesleyan, Lauterbach and Hue
buer
Austin, Mimi, May 5.--The Austin high school
team defeated the Blooming Prairie team yes
terday in a game Of baseball BY score Of
5-to 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
NORTH LOSES GAME

R1ue and Whit BOWS TO st. Paul Cen
trail After Hard Fight.
By desperate batting rally in the fifth
inning st. Paul Central turned what threatened
to be a shutout into victory by falling OH
fme ner tn h close Of the game
The game was played at Lexington park and
ended with a score of to in favor of the
~ R H
North Side ......1 0 0 Il 0 ID 6
Central ......O O 0 IS 10
Batteries-J. Oswald and W. Kerker; Rex
ford and Eide
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
BARRY AND KELLY
SIGN FOR BATTLE
journal Special Service.

journal Special Service. ~ 80 - II rs J -
Chicago, May 5-Hugo Kelly, the western
mddlewe1ght champion, and Dave Barry. the
ehampton of tie Pacific coast, have been ma tched
to BOX ten rounds before the Indianapolis Ath-
letic club on the night Of May IA.
The, bout is to be under straight Queensherry
rules, for a guaranteed purse, Of which the win
ner is to get rs and the loser Is per cent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
COLONEL LEE OFFERS CIGARS.

To encourage the making of home runs Colonel
E. T. Lee, the bell-cow rooter has offered box
Of fifty ten-cent cigars to the Minneapolis player
and another to the men who, at the end Of the
season, has the most home runs chalked up to
his credit -, ~,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
rheumatic Pains believed.

The quick relief from rheumatic
pains afforded by Chamberlain s Pain.
Balm has surprised and delighted thous-
ands Of sufferers. 1t makes rest and
sleep possible. A great many have
been permanently cured of rheumatism
by the use of this liniment.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
m BISON SAVED By REFEREE.
n,,,-nal Snanial Saruica.

Philadelphia, May 5.-Cy Flynn Of Buffalo
was saved by Referee Bocap from being knocked
out by George Cole Of this city at the TWen
was knocked down several times in the fourtl
and fifth rounds and continued to fall until the
fight was stopped.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05

THE BALTIMORE team played several OF
the Virginia league clubs this spring and ran
into some mighty good ball playing, which in.
dicates that Jake Wells, is at the head of "a
high-class minor league this season. -: , s:~-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05

Detroit s t. -. ooo1zo.o1s-2 I
St. Louis ...O 0 0 O OIL 8 2
-Batteries-Don and Payne; Jacobsen and
AtSNew York x, r n E
philadelphia ..o o1oo o,o-2 5 i
New York 4.'...... @ 0 o 2 20 IS: g. 2
! Batteries-Plank Waddell, Bender and
At Boston. .r~-- Ri
Boston ..,......0 0 0 2 ooo-2 s
Washington .......1 0 Q o o 0 1 o--4tf<9 # 4
Heydon.
At Cleveland Chicago Cleveland game post
pcned; wet grounds. " =. ~ SZ5&!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

~. GAMES TODAY.
philadelphia at New York.
ST. Louis at Detroit
VITA shington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-06

Oct er 10 let moi at Itribe oct, men
5pergsmoalet bIiber iad, ON 6ors
6olOene er i%aolsOes, iom De blioer
lagt frem for os I a0aniteren's
Spalter. Seq er ban9e for, at oct
life posIer. Saltfalo bar jeg ld9t
RGrte til, at bbor Der iinoes en-
troen0e Mono / en- Meni9beo, iom
5etienes At Ell troen0e PraIt, IN
Rauo. iom bar Gbner til at for
fDnoe 9uos 0rO og laoer l8 leo'
at @uos 2lano, Den Qan0, ION b,l
lGre os at bGre Seiu imdd, bon itaI
not faa ~qnleoning til at eOe en-
8erning / 6errens @ingaaro. Scr
tunoe jeg i%remorage flere @fsemplcr
paa, at oct er 3ilf9l0et, og jeg bill
fpsrge eoer, 5 iroenoe 2ngfolt, io1l
far Itrebet i ,0aniteren": Bar s
life iet Def Iamme2 Oct gadr oe8s
bGrre iaals0es mango @ange, al
mar 6erren bar betroet en- ct Puno,
lad ban. bba0 Gbnerne angaar, aoot
iunoe preoife @uos Cro meo Wun.
Den, at ban meo 2ibet fornG9ter
ariitus og iaoleoes miIter @uos 8erns
aerli96e0, og her bliber fad ost
4uno b%egraoet. Seius iiger 10 ogIaa.
at ban, Der IF BET enc 9un0 git
ben og neogrop lit puno / Sor6en,
qoo os I9gge Werfe til, at ban neOa
grob set ielp. Oct er life alene
9Ggiolt. Der 6arer fig iaaIeoes 40,
men ogiaa qraiter. 9i fan ioa-
le0es hgre 9reIter tale ON 8GrliG-
6eO Ssnoag efter Sen6ug % ittt
fn0e, at De / oeres odqlige 9ib Iad
meget Iom bill rere en- eneite 5inqs;
for at prdttiiere aGrli9be0. men bill
REQ Den minoite 4%nleonir9 fare of
og enIte Menig6eo og alt oen pe6.
rorenoe al 6aftenfelt til. Maa oct.
te iaa 6lioe Ell Clint. Tom mac 6ialp'
os 2agfolt til at ranIage os ielp
Iod at inaen at os mdd iabnes pno
Den bDjre Sioe Den Dag, naar gp.
gerne opla6es. 2ao os blibe enigt
ON mere at nnnne pda @ejen frem.
40: Seq bore bill, 0 Sefus milo
6por on mig 6elit bill 6abe. 5uf foi
din 9(rtiffel, Qdmle Den 0drum.
Qn6ren Rietfen
0mig6t, 81.
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D01rtt
Sill at og al 9ambeO | 9emmernr
ligei0m 6aOer.
0iGlpelos SupalO | tire Nar.
Or. Wtiles' IerDine giOrOe mine
NCrDer ItGrfe.
0iGlpclos Supallb | tire aar.

% mango gar Ieo iss af ~irbsteIi9 SODfopine %
Smerte 1 gaehopebet. os ~fluftelis bleu bet ila ileni
meb mig. at ieg fiji nerpgs Spaffete. SEQ babbr bpp'
piee Sbimmelbebsanial 90 bar iaa ipog oa ubmottet.
at leo fun funbe taae msaet libt 9eriHs. De bcbtf
Eager ubtalte, at leg fnnoe lille leUe; a. ies piIbe BE- a
gaialbiis. lieeiom min 5aber o. geoheiaber 8ioro
bet. Sec forbIeb en- bialrele5 3npalio ire aor, m
lea bgrte ON Or. Wiles' &eltoratiDe 9%lerpine o9 be
Qnnbte at bruae ben Den Sinter beionot i9 mia
be6re enb biotil manae Qar, % ieg bat lille ltot al
benne i~rn8teltoe ppueopine. fi5en reg ferit brnate II.
Gi!es' Reltcratipe Rernine 0iin Appetit er aUo. og
mine Jferoer er itHrfe - Dlrs. Wt. U. Sudnel, 2g29.
Gaflano ape., WjuHeapoliS, Utinn
45 mdngs star leo leg al atrpgs 1U1tfslis 90 Tune
lite paste nit 0nsBoionttasarbeloe elcr haoe Hogfi
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5oot bpinen meaft itGit, % Ieg bar iao ueruos, at Del
bar lite Ell yiot adret. bpor lra ion mere en- en- ZINE
no 8Gnqen. 8i brugte pdnorco bis a Dollars III
4Gge % Weotcin. Sea bIeu iGrt III @Dtt1ap oa be-
hnublet at Specinliitcr mcu at III tlgen ytgtte. Siof.
Tia berte lea oni Dr. Milcs 9terpine % beanrote at
briae bet. ,Seg par f~ortaptet abct al oct 1laIp mtg
iaa hurttqt % itor bar min @i9oe, ba reg, ~eiterat hare
brugt iDo 5laiter. ianbt, at lta iuloitpnoig bauot gen
nunoet NIT 9elbreo.' - Wrs. 10. VI. 8Bonlploh VII
lntb. Winn.
@ne @notbetere iRlaer O9 9%aranterer ben telfte SLATE
at Or. 0iilcs' g|GQemlDler. Sirlo eiter III 200 OH
R%erbBiitet og pitrteipaoomme. a0resit: Dr. N1tles
ReDieal Co., Glt6Grt, Sub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-06

qraIten ioa oerben og betra9teoe
oct blege iorafuIoe 9tnii9t. Der par
Spor at 2aarer / gjnene.
So, iag6e mrs. 9urelap, De
lar truifet mig 9raOenoe igen. Del
Times (6en6es Stemme toaltes ;
.@raao) at oct cr aft, jeg fan gBre /
oisie tunge 0age. Seq bar ppret
REQ at ie ober 2(aens Eager % iatte
bans 99relie / Stuno. Sao6an ct
mutt @areIie, Or. 0arrop. "a iuit
ipm ban sniteo. BET. 0ets 3pm=
Geo ilo9 mig pdanb og oct tom al
tilba9e. 8, Or. 0arrop, bporfor.
bporfor itat oet pare Iaaodn? Mia
eneits Spn - % - tagen."
prGiten Mreiite fig burti9 og g:t
.frem Og tilbage per GulOet O:t
6ierteligt tlagenoe / oenne Stem
me 6aboe funoet @entlung / bars
.eaen Sjal.
gMin f9re Ben. Iog6e ban, obbdo
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|@uo. Muoite er 0eres tare elIte4
lige Sen tagen bort fra mango tom
menoe Onoer. Waaife 0uo bapoe
I8ruq for BAN / Simlen. Maaile
bans @erning paa Soroen bar far
dig. Maane bar oct beOIt for ban.
at goa nu for 0ugens 8proe %
6eOe. Men al bOilten iom BELT
|@run6 - tlpna fat til ben 9ro,
al oct bar for pet beoite. % at bpis
De leber I9nge moi, bill De fda oet
at Re. Seq oeo. bOor0un De elifeoe
BAN. men glenn life, SUB elIfer
Dem uenoelis mere, END De elife0e
tette Barn. Drag life ben 99rliqs
beo / 3piDl, Der giOer og til 3iosr
- lager"
ar! 5oarerne itrsmmeoe nu no
al Mooerens Gjne. Bet er netop
oct Donitelige - tunoe jeg Blot bloc
bDorfor, bporfor!"
Bet bill ., engang", bar bet
alporlige Spar.
"a, men inotil 0d mac jeg iiooe
meo foloeoe Sanoer, min @erning
|er gjort."
,WQin fare Den, ibdreoe prGIten
6urtig, Der er, er Der bleben fagi,
tc Gloos foloeoe 6anoer, Dem | Oct
TONNE Steo % Dem ober ben til
cnOe6roqte @erning. Sig life, &c
les Gerninq er qiort; tro SUD, Den
er fun begbnbt. 9Gnt, bOilfen On
leonine til at ssre aoot er Der life
for Dem. aibeis 8efbmrinesr.
|6frio oq Soreer faloer poa os al.
le, BOG. ON oi fan bore til 5jeneIte,
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9egmanOspirfiombeor

9un nogle 3dnfer dngaaenoe Den
Gag, fom obsufor er nGOnt, for al
meo6eIe, bpao ieg bar erfdret an
aaaenoe 2GgmanosOirtIombeoen.
SITTER bpao MAI tan f%orItoa al
s(rtitIerne I nDanTteren" OH Den
Gag, ipnes oct naIten, iom ON oct
sr en- alminoslie 5%orItuoeIie, at
qrcFerne filler fig / 9eisn for
aqqfOIfet. laa at De life fudr gn-
Isonine til at OGre til 9eliignsIie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-06

Dnttrl1q. VI Utl lllgtN Otuuptf
6Dorpaa man fan i~itdnoi9tte 0ereS
fruote 2ib2 Oct er oiIt, at nogle
At De QDl0ne 5raaoe er Ifaoren oOer,
men 0en 9uooommelige @9ber bill
Iaf bette tilI%Dneldoenoe rebne Wlpn
iter oonne ct anoet, Der bil bare
6aaoe unoerful0t % berli8t, DC
Iicm bill finne for BAN gennem alt
Gpig6eosr. 6an er be0 at cement
fBre fin gIan / Oeres 9io og / nit
Qip. Stol fun paa BAN.
Gao mig fortGae Dem noget!
8 @aar tom ct ungt MenneIte
til mig - ban bar beiggt min
8irfe / no9en 2io - men / @aar
tom ban til nit Stuoerepareffe.
win Ven, oenne unge U}ano, pad
IQaens Qloer, bar YpaoIeret pao
0a0en Der / ire 8age, meo fun 2
I6ents / fin CONNIE. % oesuOen e.
ban ipg. s6an er fommen til bette
8lima for at Is9e &rafter, Der al
oriQ bill blipe bans, UNDER De Be
tin0elier ban MI Ieper.
Sulten. ia naften balOt uoban9s
ret, IDg paa 9eseme og 2(dnb bar
ban baret tOunqcn til at io9e 0p-
6ol0 / De biaige 2ogi6uie Den
eneIte 3ilfIugt ad6en for bans 2igc.
6an bar ingen Mooer og bans ga
Der, Der er gift igen. er life / Stano
til at bjelpe BAN. 6dn er in9en a.
minoelig ana9t. oct bill De itrats
lunne Ic pad BAN, og beo De- 6bao,
Der er noget beo BAN, Der minoer
mig OH 2(1en. San er forlegen for
at faa Qrbejoe. men fpren0 Ri tan
Ifaa en- Sitting til BAN, mda nj
babe BAN plejet, iaa ban fan fan
tit 6elbreo i9en. Gn fife Imule 5ors
femmelIe til - nogle fad StuHe;s
fer, % oct pil bare fOrIent."
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6crne iammen. yO9 De flyer, ban ct
poa Q(lens 2(loer % fog?"
rSa, oisfeli9. De taller om fol
oeoe 6qn6er. Gr Der life ct Or"
6ei0e Der for Dem at gsre2 Del
Iuffeoe @arelIe. 3ro mig, oct BIZ
6e life bare at pdnbe1iqe oct, ON sc
Ii Meiteren8 Rapn aa6neoe set for
oenne t~rangen0e.
9et blege 4nIigt 6aboe begDnot
at lnsne.
Seq fer, 6Dao De mener@. Io9oc
bun. rOisielig. ie9 tutfer Dem, 8r.
Durroip, % De oil ienbe BAN Il
mig2"
.sa, oct er oerfor jeg bar for-
taft Dem Oet. s fan 10 bjalpe Den
ene Den anoen. Mrs. gdrclap, Qlz
len snIter lite, De ltal iiooe og
Qraoe. !6Dis BE tunoe fin6e en-
@irf1om6eo / Qioet. bpor glob oiloe
han lite pare - bois ban beO Der
ON - og. 6po ian iige, ban lite
orr oet2 Oct bill life bare l9nge.
lnOen 8eres Regnlta6 Der bliosr
%oTIuttet. Sao tan De gdd til
lam. M}en imiolertio er Der -"
rNr6eioe" uo6rpo Mrs. 8orclaD.
%, Or. 0arroio, jeg tatter Dem for
bette. Seq Oil aabne 2(aens Be
reIie, jeg Oil inorette BET, ION pdr
oct for min bjemfomne table
Oreng."
Oct er goot4, IOareoe @raitsr
6iertelig. Seq OiOIte, @u0 oil0@
pie mig oen rette qlaos."
Den bitten tom ban en- ung
Mano. 6leg, IOaq og BOG meo Il
aoelt Qaipn. Der bioneoe ON et
rent QiO, - en- 0reng, ieIb / I'm
6orneorelie, Of bbilten en6Oer g}o.
Ger turoe bare itolt; bans 5ierit
bar rent. De mpte 9jne iua int
/ Mlrs. Barclays me6 ct emil.
uenoeliat rerenoe / tin 9jGlpeles-
heo.
Sum fog De ma9re 9anoer, oq
ION De omIlutteoe benoes e9ne, Bier
Jet 8aano fnDttet meaem Dem fo'
be1onoig. n0r. 0arrop f~ortalte MIC
olt ON Dig, id9oe bun smt. pei
fommen bjem."
6un ferfe hnn Nh set fuftin(
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-06
8. q II sian 3.

0osnifaaenoe arlittel er fra It
norf glaO. Ogfaa ies er at Den
Mening, at man panitelig fan fnoe
qooe @runoe for bor nuO9renoe
Qratsis al @biolutionen bOerten /
SUBS Orb. Den lutberite airtes Be
tenoeIie, eIer al oct er efter Dcr
9irfes 9itual, iom Den alminOeIig
Ter MI.
.6bor gniter ieg. at hi DOG Der
tunoe faa tlur. fat. priftmasiig
@run0 unoer 1eoOerne.
q. Rasmusen