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The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
North and south Journeys.

The season will wind up with the three
united North and South championships,
the women's to be held March 27-3O, the
mems April 1-6 and the open on April s.
Chief Of these is the mems event. and in
terest promises to be keen among Chi
eago players on account Of the fact that
Warren K. Wood. of Homewood, holds
the title.
Wood won last year after an uphill
battle against c. L. Becker, by up in
the thirty-six-hOle finals. This year Wood,
Becker, Fred HeTreshoff, who was run
ner-up In the national amateur event to
Chandler Egan in 1904; w. ]. Travis, c. B.
Cory, John NJ. Ward, and others are ex-
pected to play.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
ExceptIonaI Etiquette.

From the Boston Transcript
When out walking with a lady care
should be taken not to step on her
shadow
If afflicted with hay fever refrain from
sneeZing while talking with a grass
widow Some of them are very sensi-
tive.
The proper mode Of heading a letter is
Dear Sir. Never write DR.. Sir unless the
man owes You money.
In eating pie care should be exercised
not to click the knife on the teeth This
sound is very annoying TO sensitive per-
sons.
Hortense writes inquiTing If it is i'm
modest for a lady 10 speak to a gentle
man over the phone in her nightgown.
VIC don't know. HOTtense. Ask Anthony
COmstOck.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
Couldn't Henr the Call.


From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
The late Barney Owens. Of Point Breeze.
was a David Harum type OF character.
This noted and successful horseman had
a way of saying wise things with sea-
soning of homely humor To a conceited
man who had failed egregiously in life
Owens said one day at Point Breeze:
We'll, Bill, you and I know how It is
with some men. They're so busy blowing
their own horns fhat they can never hear
the factory whistle coaxing them TO come
TO work"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
MEETS WESTERN ELEvENS.
Pennsylvania Has Games With Chi
cage and Michigan Next Fall.

The University of Pennsylvania football
eleven will meet the crack Western
elevens next fall.
The Quakers viii play a game with
Michigan, at Ann ArbOr. November 9,
and will then meet the famous Chicago
University team at Philadelphia, Novem-
Der Is.
Pennsylvania viii play Cornell on
Franklin Field as usual, on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. which means that the Quakers
will have three strenuous contests TO
play right of the reel.
The games with the two Western
elevens will probably excite unusual in
terest.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
Gans-Herman Bout.

OF much more interest TO local fight
fans is the Joe Gans-Kid Herman mill for
the lightweight championship Of the
world. which viii be decided on New
Years Day. at Tonopah. New. The con-
test win be TO a finish and will be
refereed by Jack Welcb, a well-known
California boxer, who is said % enjoy an
excellent reputation on the Coast
While Cans is a favorite in the betting
and should win easily on form, there are
many ring experts who begin to believe
that Herman has a fighting chance Of VIC
tory. Herman. himself. is the persOnifica-
ton Of confidence. The Chicago boy says
that it viii be q long fight but that he
believes ne viii be able to tire Cans out
by virtue Of youth, strength, and skill
Herman rlares that Cans has not
wholly recovered from the effects of the
fight with Nelson at Coldheld, and that
the Baltimore negro viii also find It a
most difficult matter TO make I33 pounds
ringside.
Indications point TO a great crowd at
the fight Special trains will be run
20 TOnopah from all over the State Of
Nevada and also from San Francisco.
The promoters have completed an arena
that will seat more than 10000 persons,
and they are asking exorbitant prices for
tickets in view of the remarkable demand
for fharn
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
Ryan WiIIing 70 Fieht Again.

Tommy Ryan now cries from the house
tops that he has not retired from the ring
and therefore has not turned the middle
weight championship over TO Hugo Kel-
ley. Ryan says he has been resting be-
cause he had nobody TO fight, but If
Kelley wants to placaTd himself as cham
pion at 15S pounds, Ryan says the Chi
csgo middle-weight viii have 20 meet him
first for the title
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
500 HEAD OF STOCK BURNED.
Robbers Blow safe; Get Little; start
100000 Blaze,


Atlanta. Ga, Dec Z5.-Safe blowers
wrecked a safe and overturned the Office
stove and started a fire early this morn
ing which burned the two stables Of
Harper Brothers and Ragsdale &, Carlisle.
near the Brady Union stock yards and
caused the death Of 900 mules and 100
horses. II. S. Harper estimates the total
loss at something over s200, 900, with ap-
proximately $4,000 insurance. The fire
started shortly after 4 O'Clock this morn
ing The stables of the two firms, cover
ing two acres, were destroyed before 5
o'clock. The fire department responded.
but could render no aid. The safe with
its doors blown open stood on one side
near the Office door. The books and other
contents were gone. There was not much
money in it, however.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
DougIass to Come Ont for Crew.

Annapolis, Nd, Dec. 2.-Those interest
ed in the crew at the Naval Academy are
delighted, and the baseball men CORE
spondingly disgruntled over the news that
Douglass, the captain OF next seasons
football team and the crack athlete
Of the Academy win try for the crew
next season and not the baseball team
Douglass is a. strong pitcher, and was ex-
pected TO take the place of Needham,
who has graduated.
Douglass has a splendid build for an
Oarsman. He is six feet tall and weighs
$50 pounds in condition. He also is ex-
tremely strong.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
JEFF OUT OF TRIM
Wants Four Months to Train
If Matched to Fight.
GANs-HERMAN BOUT DISCUSSED
Chicago Boxer Tells How end Why
He Expects to Win from BRlti-
Next Week-RyRn still Claims the
MiddIe-weight Championship.

New York, Dec 25.-If Jim Jeffries is
matched to fight BIZ Squires, Of Austria
ia, or any other white man, he will in
sist on having four months in which to fit
himself for the mill Jeffs old manager,
Billy Delaney, says the big fellow has al
ready been out of the ring too long, and
that If he really intends 10 fight again he
should get busy without further delay.
Local sporting men who spent Christ
mas in the warm corridors of Broadway
resorts to-day, were ridiculing the pro-
posed JEFF quires battle. They said that
barring the wild-eyed miners in Nevada,
such a mill would not draw flies. They
declared that the Australian would have
to first show Americans that he could
fight. by whipping of the second raters,
before he could command the respect and
attention Of the public as an opponent Of
JEFF.
Jack johnson, the negro heavyweight,
has been barred by JEFF These sporting
celebrities declared, with much emphasis.
that in turning down the negro JEFF could
not be fairly charged with cowardice.
They stated that Jeff had never shown
the white feather with such formidable
antagonists as Corbett, Fitzsimmons. and
Sharkey, and that persons who insisted on
saying that the champion was afraid of
Johnson could hardly be considered on the
level. Nobody blamed jeff for being will
ing to tackle any of the second raters,
who are at present masquerading as pos
sible champions, for 10 beat one of them
for a S50,oc0 purse would be like finding
the money on the sidewalk. But many of
these good judges of matters pugilistic
stated boldly that no matter who happen
ed to be the next opponent Of Jeffries, the
latter would SO into the ring at not less
than 8 TO !. with probably greater odds
oN+,F-o1,r-
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
One ImperishabIe State Right.

From the Omaha Bee.
With a lynching under the guns of the
United States Naval Academy, Maryland
justifies the States rights views Of both
of its Senators.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
The legislatures Of four Western States
are to discuss the coal famine there Is
the idea to offer hot air as a substitute?
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
A Sweet Reflection.

From the Ohio State Journal
Every spoonful of sugar you put in
your coffee helps keep the octopus out
Of jail.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
BOWLING SCHEDULES.

DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
palace AIleys)
Wednesday-G. F. o. vs. Bureau.
Thursday Commerce VS.. Treasury.
Friday-Post-Oficc vs.. Agriculture.
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.
fBrandt's Aileys.)
Saturday-St. Louis vs. Boston.
BINDERS LEAGUE.
tRoyal Alleys.l
Neutrality-suspicious. vs.. Foundry.
"Wednesday vs.. Blanks.
Friday-Stampers rs, Rulers.
RAILWAY LEAGUE.
ION Own Alleysl
Weducsday-General Office vs.. Eastern.
Friday-LightiRg Company vs.. Columbia
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26

From the New Orleans Times-Democrat
A stock broker, whose mind was always
fun of business, was asked d few days
ago how old his father was. We'll" said
he, abstractedly. hes quoted at eighty
but there is every prospect that he will
reach par. and possibly be at a premium. -
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
AUTO BURGLARS BUSY
Thieves ChlOrOfOrm Family
of Six Near New York.
EAT THE CHRISTMAS CAKE
Take Their Time in LOOtinB Murray
Mansion After Members of Family
Before Robbery Is DiscOvered-FIee
in Auto and Being Searched For.

New York, Dec. 25.-Members of the
family of Matthew T. Murray, vice presi-
dent Of the Bedford Coal Corporation, Of
this city, who owns a beautiful colonial
mansion in the fashionable section of
Freeport, L. l., are recovering from the
effects Of chIoroform administered early
this morning by robbers, who ransacked
the house and got away with $500 worth
of jewelry and other property.
When they had taken loot from every
room they ate large Christmas cake
which had been placed on the dining Ia
bic. cleaned out the ice box, and carried
away numerous articles Of food. They
then loaded the stolen property in an au-
tomobile, which they had held IN waiting,
and drove rapidly away in the direction Of
Long Island City.
All Stupefied by Drug.
Besides DR.. Murray and wife there are
two boys and two girls All suffered from
the effects of the drug, and for many
hours were in a stuDefied condition. It
was the intention OF the family 70 arise
al o'clock, but so effective was the
chloroform it was 3 o'clock before the
father awakened. The odor Of the poison
permeated the house, and Mr.. Murray
made an investigation
After he had aroused the members Of
the family. he discovered the robbers had
gained entrance by removing a lock from
the front door. First they cut a window
leading to the library, but abandoned their
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
The Christmas Masquerade
By TROY ALLISON.

Copyright. 1906. by NJ NJ Cunningham
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
Oakha nd.

Fifth Tace-One and Une-cghth miles; selling: I
tnree-vear-odS and uD-
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
New Orleans.

First soo-Fire and one-Aalf furloHss; selling;
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23
NEWMAN AGAIN
THE CHAIRMAN
REcoNslDERs HIS HesIeNATloN
AS CHAIRMAN OF PUBLIC
WORKS COMMITTEE

The peopieof generally
viii De intefsste9 81 me aanouncc
nieht tnat aissesan iosia NeN-
man, loh we 9k 1fse seafs chair.
man Of the D1gAt WORKS committee
'of the city. 5uf SIC re entity resign
81 as me lsaq q tllat I'm ogtant
siss aes'ssliilsis' s'ss, ~. areent Sci
elfest. feconsiaefe aetion aa1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23
Held Social Session.

The Brunswick lodge Of Elks held
an unusually interesting meeting ise
their hall last night After tha reg
lular business was disposed 81 g.
cial session was held Light
freshments were served ana issss7s.ss
caion was much enjoyed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23
VIII Retnrn Torslorros.l.

] Rev Summons d he pt
church, who has been aiiendiaA
state convention al catersviiIa
return to the cifv eomoirow
viii conduct Strikes al usual at
church Sunday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23

,;os !" ~ AZ horse is so overworked
~ ~ and ii other wavs declares
80 III, ~ TO 50 fliGsher, you wo0l.t
No. criminal to use force.
vi. 49, han of humane impulses
w., mno !, !" not willingly harm a RI
s tr.. y Is of cruelty where his own
. aSgar,s,s, concerned. Ovepdriyen
1870, 3, - ~ wtaeIk ssbsk its n.eeds
su1l.ss hat WI ssilgess tsle .fooa
sassn q elp tla8 skqJaacH sA.Tae,I,
p I bthing Ike ls6slsiI I 81 lSss.s
Ssps'a is sold BY ar drngs5B
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23
Freieht Not Blocked
Freight for Brunswick oyer

Freight for Brunswick over
a IgehtIc coa lime ia 10 Ioassa
@cked By he strike at Wspro
Ilt Is uuaerstood thar he sllna on
IS greatly improved and Freight
trains haye @ep moYin allnust as
regularly as heretofo1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23

eBllpnt Dyspep-
lpitation or the
" Solt5 by ali
=
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23
aNMDNp

given the worll
eh II 40 absolute
u, e for every form 81
fs e price is SIS. but Ii
saon bottles, enough for
Ans ent. and viii relieve the
rom the first dose. sen,
g5r,e lapon receii of price 81
wifh y Medicine Co. New York,
q :, particulars and testimonies
= VIZ ful cures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23
Carpenters Needed.

The court house contract are
advertising in The News q by for
more carpenters Good wabs are
offered and high class men hre DC.
sired.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23

MandOles o,,fto.a
acordionsnopfh hs.ras 80 ~ aoiliis.
Of music nst,,,,-n ne ,s '.'.u ~ hinas
son. s's i-eYi'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23

For hun&g ee.ats .h., 49,.
gins, gmnl oveg 49, Ss a
Levison. - DIS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23

Neither the master. owners nor
consignees Of the British afsg i
Candleshoe vii be re- pQl 40
c9 Haid eamsliip.
p. ~. Str5e -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23
BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
The Weather.
Forecast Tor today in Georgia
Fair. colder
The Weather.
Meets Tonight.

ogiethorpe lodge. knights - -.
thias viii hold their regular rs
meeting in rneir ball toni A
hume Of routine matters me
up.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
Gil pore 2lbonnenter.

Stare Yenner. - Yi Oil gerne
paaminOe eoer, Iom itddr til aes
itance for Blade, Der mootages ira
DdniIb 9utb. qubl. 6ouie at pi
trGnger iii bort 9ilgooebuOenoe.
8et Ital p9re os en- itor @l9ot
at moOtage 2tbonnentspenge for
8laoene, inoen oi bfioer nsOIaget
iii at uoIenoe 9iegninger. Oct tpe
Iter os 10 meget at uOIenOe Reg
ninger pad aae oe Smdabelgb, oi
bar tilgoos. @ore 9enner fan Ipare
os oen ll0gift peo at inienoe port
5ilgooebupenOe, bbiltet ri bdaber
oe Ileite er billige til, od oct oil
bjGlpe os oper oen fnappc 3i0 o1
ipare os uneooenoiae llogifter, Mle0
6dab ON, at bette life glemmes,
men at ri mart maa bsre fra eoer,
tegntr oi os meO 9tgtelfe paa 0aniib
9utb. publ. 6oules 9esne
paul peterfen, 8eitprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
Ssiuinoel itanOiet.

qoit6epurtementet NaI6inston
bar u0IteOt ct Girtulare. iom nag.
ter at cirtulere, 6Oao Der unIeG
for at Oere en- ice frduo".
gg. 9. 2eDp / glen Dort aOer.
tereoe en- runoerbar" 5Ormel for
at laoe Ss / 8 Ulinutter til
81 pr. 5ormeI.
qoItoepartsmentet iiaer. at 5Orm
len beftaar al SoOa Og Qtmmo'
Mat, og efter eeOps MetOoe fan
SIen fun laOss ON @inieren easr
/ meget reOuIeret 5emperatur.
Desuoen BIZ aemitalierne tolte
mere snO So, Ium tsbea ira Bog
meme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
10. Marg.

Simpionltr9oet mellem Song
WiQiams 2ano og 9lmeritds Horo=
tpIt bar enoog isfrit, og n8jea"
faIte0e oen Il. September 1903 4ns
fer puu Spotpiten uf Song 8il-
fiams 2dno / en- 9apn, Der fables
y@jsa 6apn" Cpaa 68 9r. 30 Ulin.
n. 9. o9 81 @r. p. g., lite balo'
anoen Madneo efter at mai 5looe
forlaot @oobapn. Oette maa be-
tragtss lom eneItauenoe. tbi iasen
Sinoe fpr bar Ssforboloene for
nogen Gtpeoition, Der bar fars
Oe0es oisIe Ggne, Oiit Jig iaa gum
ltige = set ituloe Oa pere 1919,
Ia parrp ubinOret naeoe gennem
2ancal lteriun0et Og 8arropitr9Oet
6elt 9eit paa til Meloilles o.
Der fan formoOentlig nappe o9z
re 5Oiol ON, at r9iea" "etspeoitio=
nen en0nu ldmme 2lar biloe tunne
p9re naaet enOnu langt I9ngere
8eIt paa gennem NoropeItpasIagen,
og oct maa 6sj @rao beunOres, at
4mun0Ien life butteoe unoer for
6riitelen til at benptte De I9rliJ
gunitige Ssforbolo til at ftrD9e BIZ
0ere, men 0erimoo fait6ol0t i'm
0oOeOopgdoe: magnetiite ObIeroaz
tioner oeo oen magnetbite gtoropol.
Denne bar man ieorigt pasIeret
forbi. Den ligger nemlig paa ap=
item af 8ootbid 2anoet omtrent
lige oOer for Song Willidms 2ar>
oets NoroIpios. Ndar Gfspeoitios
nen itte er Itpppet op ber, er oct
iitferlig, foroi man OilOe benptte
Ssfor6ol0ene til at nda l9ngit mus
fig frem uoen at fjerne Jig l9n>
gere fra 0en magnetiIfe Noropol, en0
at man oeo Sl90erejIer for6olos>
pis let fun6e naa oer6en fra 8ins
terfpdrteret. 0esuoen bar man iad
, itor R9rbeO uf Mdgnetpolei, at en-
gRGtte Obferbdtioner fra 8intsrz
fOdrteret biloe o9re af oen aIlers
itsrite SnteresIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21

coin bar life Oaret Stano til at
tomme frem iioen / eeroags.
9urlington=8anen baoOe en-
ypui6out" mellem aincoln og yiss
brafa Gitp, og 5rafitten bar me-
ten inoftilet mellem 9incoln oa
Separo. 9eit for 9incoln bar
9aolanoet operIosmmet.
5rd Beatrice berettes: 8eje'
ne er ufremtOmmelige, o9 Dipaib'
uots" paa @eje og gdner berette5
Ser ON / ale Hetninger.
Sra plattsmoutb: Gr
eleftriIt Storm bar tOmplicere'
Sfaoen Der pad G9nen. s Sirs.
bags Ilog 2pnet neO / 9ddningsa
6uIet paa Seinrihs 5arm. 8pg'
ningen ant9uOtes men bleO re0oe
oeo 1aboernss 6ialp.
Sra BaDne: 5lere Wlile a
Spor pad Omaha ganen / 9it %
9eit for 8pen er itpaet oGt. Bloom
iielo og WaDne 9inien sr ogIat
Ilemt meotaget af npaibouts". De
tommer ingen qoit ino til eller III
fra gnen, O9 5orretningen er Oa
Ientlig itdnOIet. I5ltre Wlile c
5ence er soelagt.
sra 2u6urn: Ser er Der fdl
Oct Regn ituOig SO Elmer o.
9ittle Qemd6a er breofuG0.
sra 5remont: 9daOe 9rea
lsPortbern og gOrt6peitern bar ge
Ipar per NorO % 9eit for 9ptl
paa 0runO at lloOuitninaer.
pda @runo af De op6leote Spo
lp6er 3ogens Iagte for at unogd
rare. einien til eincoln er iIe
Stan6 puu @runo At nmuIbouts"
Del bill tage Wlaaneoer at uobeor
Staoen pad @rsat Rort6ern
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
60 6nnbreSc Sober Oposopmte


fra Wdridp bsrettes unOer Il.
os.: 200 periouer, ION bleO ARE
Ileret unoer gIoobaoet / Sie0lce,
blep 3irsOags itidet for en- arig5s
ret, IammenIat at Sficerer, ion
unitifteoe n9Onts 9loo6ao, og oe bleo
iamtliqe osmte til at Do for @olos=
hanolinger. iom De ifpIoteS for at
6dpe soet un0er 9looba0et.
ST iaaOant 9rangebiqeOe al
Retspleje 6ar man life Jet Mdgen
til Ruslano for mango 9ldr.
6pdo oe arreitereoes SfGbne O;l.
oe blioe foruOIagoes, Iaa mart
man fiji at Oioe. al De ifulOe titles
for en- Regerings arigsret.
ut Oficererne, iom anitifteoe
gloobaoet, OilOe foroemme oerta
Dire til 0sOen for at giOe oct llo-
ieenoe al for 9er0en. at Sieolct
tr ful0 af polOiomme ReOOlutioni-
iier, bpis 9(ttiOitet 9joroe gloos
taoet nsooenOigt - Oct bar en- for.
no fdttet Slutning.
De os6soemte er for StSt1leOes
fen Seoer, Sl9gtninge og @enner
af De Statler, Iom bleD 0r9bte els
fer iadre0e UNDER glooba0st.
auno9srslisn at DsOsoommen
bar rejIt en- Storm af lprOteit, iom
llretfaroig6eOen er iaa inOlpfenoe
Nlan 6aaber, at WlbnOiabeOerne
Ct. petersburg oil milone Dom.
mpn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
JarnbaneulYffe.
CT Cog 9aar i9ennem en- Bro
Jlsre Ulennef Ter omtom m :
ne, mdnge TONNE til
Std0e.

: 5irsodss Morses benote Der
en- isr9elig lllptte paa Roet So
lano ganen / N9rbeoen al Do
Der, Ofla. SOet 5oget lob pod Bro
en- oper Gimarron Riper, gao
groen efter, og 2otomotiOet msO
Sulpogn, Baggage og poltoogn,
Rseoogn og en- alminoelig pdsids
geroo1n itDrteOe / 5looen. 5Ioos
bun0en par o9ttst meO ct tort
Gag aDifidno, iaa 9otomotiOet
ftrats forIoanOt no af Snne. poits
og Baggage sgetjentene nnotOm ira
oeres gogne os Ipemmeoe 9ano.
lllDttesitanOelien itploss, at Bro
en- par / uforIOarli8 Sidno. Den
ppioulme0e Strem baoOe fert Ell
bel Del 0riOtenmsr meO fig, oa
oct 6apOe sDet ct iddoant Sr1t
imoo groen, at oen par tounget u0
al qinis. OesuOen par 5oget ON.
trina en- Zine foriintet, iau Del
tom me0 etstrd 5drt ben imoo
9rosn. Sngenieren opoageoe lite, ai
groen baoOe tdget Staoe, fsr ban
par no9le fau garos ira Sen. 9an
raabte itrats til B9rbsoeren, at ban
itul0e iotte 2uftbr9misn pdd, o9
Oct iamme Ipran9 ban al. 9dn
lanoeoe pda 6lobreooen uitaot
9sprbpoersn tom lloorlig til StaOe
8d qotomotipet leb no pda grosn
eap bele llnOer6ngningen eIier, 0.
Dc n0pnte 9o1ns ful9te 9otomo
tioet / 5lootn. 2 9ullmay gO9nc
bleo paa Sporet.
Gn iioligers geretnin9 tiger, 4
s Wlennsiter omtom. o9 20 bleD
mere efler minOrs aloorli9t to9itsoe
Gn ientrs Meloing mener. at oel
lite er iad mango omtomne, mtr
Ser iapnes flere. Sernbanefoltsns Il
GER, At Der par tun 9 Ulenneifer
RsaOo9nen. oa Sen Iant, og oen
er Der 9iort Reoe for pna TIE mar
W2sn mar @anOet ibnter | 5loOei
pil Der mddite tomme ilere oeo
til Spne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21

Oct itaar Iaa omtrent title Ser
for Sioen. Oct pil iige, at oe itris
oenOe Barter life Haas. 0et oooer
nGppe nogen at Dem lige UNDER lln-
Gle Sams 9jne.
Aaft o9 Bacon er nemIig antom=
men til 6uounu, og inoen Gange
Oentes Roote oertil o9Taa.
Gnonu BAR saft Blot 6prt llos
talelIer % ala9er af aepraientan.
ter for baaoe oe 20 D oerate %
Sc Qiberale. 0isIe tappes ON
at oinoe MiniIterens 8enIfab og
6jelp. Wlen 5aft er life enonu fers
Big til at uotale noget ON, 6porlez
Oes 9anifelig6e0erne fan bila9ges.
6an u0tdlte I 9lftes, at ban t9nfte,
al nadr au6dnerne bringes Qlniigt
til 2niigt meo Saren for at mite
here's llaF6en9ig6eO, faa bill en6Oer
Pdtriotiif au6dner O9re oilli9 til
at gsre SnorpmmelIer. glr. 5aft
tilfpje0e, at 5reOsemisfarerne er /
en- megt oelifat Sitting, og De bar
fureIat Jig at bere aGe Slayer, %
inOtil Oe bar gjort Jig grun0ig fenot
meo Sc politiife 5orOiflin9er pua
auba, fan oe life uotale iig frit
+; &onferenierne uf 1rpgt for, at
Wisforitadelier tunoe faa en- u6el=
zig @irtning.
Oct eneite 9daO, 3aft en0nu BAR
gioet, aubanerne, er, at De mdd rf=
6olOe iig fra bdaOe 8dmp og 9(gis
tution ida bet itte ffal blioe MOS
psnOigt for De 5Oreneoe Slater ct
legge fig imeasm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
@ioitratte 5glssr ai StOrmen

Sra 9enOer, ytebr., meloss
unoer 19.os.: Get 0sOsfalo er 9er
inoitulfet paa 9runo al Oen beje
0an0f1n0. G6arles gDarren fdIot
5looen, og for man tunG nda
BAN, oar ban Orutnet. 5dmilien er
blepei neot iii at finite no al 0us
Iet pda @runO al ben 6eje 9ano.
Iano.
9rosr er Fpot O9t aae Retninz
ger, og oct er meo ganiteligbeo
man tan tomme til og fra 8peu.
eogansDalen er TAT unoer 9ano
fpr ilsrt Ulile Iom 5elge al Reg
nsn og Stpbruooet / Qarbeoen al
Goucoro. ser bar intet 5og pas
leret for 36 Elmer, og 2eDnetsmios
Ierne er PED at ilippe op.
3dbet at arsaturer er tort og
Sta0en pda so og aorn er enorm.
5 mango 5ilfGlOs er min0re 9uIe
flpot oaf. I'll Morgen Dag mens
te man, at 9anost bar Oeo at ibnte.
paa eaDlanoet bar Der O9ret Be
tpoeli9i 3a6 al Gjenoom. os Ser
er Itor 9so og 9i6elis flere Steoer.
Der gsres aft muligt for Dem, Der
er blepst miOlsrtiOig bjemlsie.
5ra 9incOln berettes, lige.
le0es Onsoags:
Gangs Union pacifics9nnsn sr
Omitanoigbeoerne Oct oariis, man
far fsnot Fsre 9lar. ganeIpor sr
Ifplst Oet for flers Mil medem
9alpardiio Og StrOmsburs oq
mellem ii0itn9Onte 9b os Da6oo.
5looerne bar fbbt ooer 6ersa
gre6oer, og Ssrnbanetog fra Gin.