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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
MELVIN FOR RULER.
Oakland Man Seems to Have Things
Coming His Way.

Denver, Colo, July 1s.-The real open
ing of the Elks convention occurred
shortly after o'clock tonight when pub
lie exercises were held at the Tabor opera
house. The theatre was packed early by
ElkS and their friends who were kept in
good humOT until the exercises began by
the almost constant playing of several
bands of music.
Walter Collier, exalted ruler of Denver
lodge No. II, presided and introduced the
speakers. Governor Jesse f. Mcdonald
Mayor Robert w. SpeeT, Luther NJ COG
dard of the supreme court and PeTc
Clay, a prominent member of the locai
lodge made addresses welcoming the visit
ing Elks Robert W. Brown, exalted rule
Of the grand lodge, delivered an addresz
in response and there were several bTleI
responses made by other prominent Vls-
tors. The session then adjourned untl'
tomorrow
This afternoon thousands of EIks visited
the University ball park where an exhibit
ton of broneho breaking and roping oi
steers was given,
Melvin for Exalted Ruler.
1t is generally condeded that Judge
Henry A Melvin of Oakland. Cal. VIII
be the next grand exalted ruler Of the
was removed today when DR.. W. III. HaV-
Hand of Butte. Mont, absolutely refused
TO T q the fight for the honor. This
me- unless some other candidates
SprLlS up between now ana thursday al
ternoon the Californian will have a clear
field. DR.. Haviland says he is a candi-
date TO succeed himself as grand trustee
and nothing else. Some of his friends.
however declare they will nominate the
Montana man and stampede the cOnveD-
ton in his favor.
No concentrated opposition to Philade-
phia has developed and that city will
probably win the next convention. At II
o'clock tonight one of the prettiest cere-
monies observed in connection with the
Elks convention was held in memory of
Our Absent Brothers"
Secretary's Report.
At that hour whistles blew and bells
tolled to remind the Elks, wherever they
were, of the time of night. The ceremony
will be observed in the same way dur
ing each night of the week
The annual report of Fred c. Robinson,
grand secretary of the grand lodge, made
public today, shows that on July l there
were 224,S0S members, an increase Oef r.
597. The report also shows that the order
is i'm the most satisfactory financial con-
ditiOn as Wei as showing an immense
amount of relief work done during the
year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

W, H. Rogers to r. B. Rogers. part
lot s, block 2, plat e, Bingham
canyon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. To-
William A. White to George E.
Nichols, part lot /, block 1873, plat
A-..-s....-.' ....'-..s'...... '.-.....-.- 4,DUs
Annie Reeves Evans to Z. w. EY-
ans. part lot s, block Is, plat A..
James Jensen to Esther j. Roux,
lots p and %, block 7, Forest
Ddlc.s..
j. A Fritch to Frank Bear, lots .
and 3. block 2. Marion park. 6Ot
Joshua H. Paul to Ulrich Auer,
part lot 5. block 26. plat IL, PAS
John T. Witcher to Nj. +. Witcher,
part lot Z. block g. plat A, etc
Fl. Z. Hurd to Walter c. Hurd, lots
3. etc, block ], Pratts subdivi-
sion.. ........ A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
Taken Back to Colorado.

Special Agent Rhiel of the Santa Fe
railroad came to Ogden yesterday, and
rested here a few days ago. Slater Is
wanted for a number of robberies and is
considered an all around crook. Mr..
Rhel said that Campbell, the man who
escaped from the city jail here, has quite
a record of escapes, but that Slater was
the more notorious of the two.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local or.
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. 90 degrees; min
imum temperature, 62 degrees; mean tenn
perature, 76 degrees, which is / degree
above the normal: accumulated deficiency
of temperature since the first of the
month, degrees accumu' ated deficiency
of Temperature since Jan. / l9j degrees.
Total precipitation from p. M. 10 p. m,
none: accumulated deficiency of precipi
tation since the first of the month, 20
inch: accumulated excess of precipitation
since Jan. l, inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
Will Ask for Franchise Again.

1t is expected that Barney Mailer of
Cleveland who has been in Ogden and
Salt Lake for the past couple of weeks,
will file a new application for fran
chise for his proposed interurban road
through this city. Mr.. Mailer was
turned down by the last city council
about a year ago when he sought to pro-
iect a line from Provo on the south to
Logan on the north.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK.
State Executive to Make Address or
labor Day.

Governor j. c. Cutler has announced
his acceptance of the invitation to speak
in Ogden on Labor day, Sept. 3, in let
ter sent to the secretary of the Ogden
Trades and Labor assembly.
The local assembly is making extensive
preparations for the celebration of the
day this year. and has issued invitations
to all the nearby cities TO join in the
event. 1t is safe 10 assume that the oc-
casion will be the greatest in the history
of the local unions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
To Hold Special Election.

The county commissioners yesterday de-
cided that a special election should be
held at Randall Uintah. Harrisville, War
rem and West Weber within the near flu
ture for the purpose OF deciding whether
or not the people of those districts desire
that a special road tax Of ) mills shall
be levied for improvements to the roads
of the county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
Resume Work on OIL Field.

Work is about to be resumed in the oil
fields of the La Sale syndicate. on the
north shore of the Great Salt lake. For
six weeks not tap has been done on ac-
count of waiting for the arrival OF new
casing from Pittsburg. Pa. The casing
has now arrived and is being put down.
They should be able to resume drilling
by the last of the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
Made Fast Time.

A special train carrying General Mana
ger VI. II. Bancroft and General Super
intendent E. Buckingham of the Oregon
Short Line covered the distance between
hours and forty-fiye minutes yesterday
morning Considering the slow-up neces-
sary in crossing the cutoff, the time is
regarded as remarkable,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
Dies In Hospital.

d. Tolle, aged SO years, died at the Og-
den general hospital at 9 o'clock last
evening. Tolle was passing through Og-
den when he took sick, and the where
abouts of his relatives are unknown.
Death was due to cancer of the stomach.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
r. C. keim Resigns.

F. c. Keim assistant mater mechanic
of the Salt Lake division of the Southern
Pacific, located at Sparks. NeY. has re-
signed his position TO become effective
Aug I. His successor has not yet been
named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
CATHOLIC DAY AT sALTAlR.

Today is Catholic day at Saltair. A
programme has been arranged which will
be of special interest to the children The
start will be made from the Saltair depot
at 10 o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17

The only way to positively remove all
dust and dirt. UTAH SANITARY
HOUSE CLEANING co. THE
WAGON" Call up the Redman Van
& Storage Co. Both phones 555.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
Wall Paper and PAINTING

At lower prices better workmen, more
satisfaction now the rush is over. Call
us either phone. We do the rest
W. A. DUVALL, 10 w. I'd South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17

Up-te-date goods at popular prices.
Painting and Paper hanging.
Chas. H, Bodel. 80 East LIST South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
HoirGone?

Suppose your hair should all leave
you! Then what? Weak hair is the
kind that falls out; not strong hair
Just learn a lesson from this. If
your hair is falling out, strengthen
il. Give it food, hair-food Ayers
Hair Vigor. 1t checks falling hair,
cures dandrulf, and makes the hair
e5.,oo.L &c. Aver Co.,
SOU anu SthOOlI' Lowell, Mass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17

turn % ~
These rates apply from Salt Lake
City. Pr0portionately low rates from
other stations to eastern points.
Limit. Oct. 81, 1906.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, POI Main St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
How to Avoid Pneumonia.

You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from a cold by taking
Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t stops the
cough and expels the cold from the
system, as il is mildly laxative. Refuse
any but the genuine in the yellow
package. r. j. Hill Drug Co., the never
substitutors.
WALL PAPER PICTURE FRAMES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17

two of the largest cities of the state he
has met with bitter opposition. This com
mittee believes that if he had been given
proper encouragement an interurban cleo
trical railway between Payson and Logan
would before this have been in course OF
construction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
LAST DATES-LAST DATES
Excursions East

Via Oregon Short Line Union Pacific
July 10, 20 and 81:
Omaha or Kansas City and re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17

Casino Park will undoubtedly be filled
tonight when Cassidys big musical COM
panV makes its titial bow before the Salt
Lake public. The organization is said
to be strong one, and the opening bill,
'The Meadow Larks," gives ample room
for the Introduction of many new songs
and dances
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
Employees Allowed to Join.

After a recess of ten minutes motion
was passed to allow the employees OF
members to join the association for 81.
They would not be allowed to vote at
stockholders meeting. A motion was in
troduced, which was unanimously passed,
to adopt a uniform seal which shall be
printed on the stationery OF the members
and that the committee on publicity
should decide on the design.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Dele edb09 ii9 ~lop6erligf paa BEE
Rei-su, % Ter l+o ben um5e 9dnt o.
nts6'ae I'm 51ai III ak. Der taatt TIN.
iigs 0ro till fente. ca ct S.ril 1ag,e
bun Bl ben ale. glaar ia8 tenfse
roa, at befls f1iett Gasse pdrat fige
.fra &iroifina. '6ior FUN f1coe e,utet
Qieat fer 2 9ags men. funbe iel
1orftoq, at e.n T~s,lteis a9in6e m1ats
e eate roO At forqda at 3rqtbeo,
men a0igs,ee I'D fun DIR CO Tda tai
nsrns,ag % re1Iig no, iom On bun
tgntte. at ale bisis 0}enmIter bar
III ts.nsnass e oslteyuoe. at bum
'f& noi traate toffs Gem.
Sna,n hi fom til 5oH8o, par ie5
Ioa trait % fortoiolet paa benbes
@egne. of jeg Haaos f0ert peb al al
folos mig fra at ubbrrOe: oNsn,
Gldotfolf, fer 8 beg iGte. at 4enbes
6terns sr nqabb at brittle - 9dO
fenbe Dog bare / 5rao mao i'm bsbtl"
Msn bun TAB Der ifiIe % inilen0t,
% font ieg berte, at bun itaihig bar
ndo at brittle / @raaO. Tom her BOG
fnekn 9darsr / FERRIES itOre. forte
9ins.
De bar ct Silfa1Os Of aSFiBota
"a moi. Ter bar intel at gre be-
sao, bun moatte g1a 6st igennDn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

I'm, Der of ct 4s1r it6rs. lt9g9eee
9arf eSeo truidsn from % tiI6age,
FIR D1n Fdrot b.bieItIps til Sorber.
a6n gan Rluoer!@ Tagpe 8ans,
Der 6slriner for en- Rune. Ssg CAB
hog engan9 prege, f5ab fan buer TIL.
@lfe rdr / ifgrae Qngit og 6iolp
8l0esren b5e fan fpuiat, ION bah I
9daben6aiet Paooe biaIpat btnpe.
enari log fan Zinsne op, % 6a
Gan Fluot ia / berries Qune og fan
bat ftpnne QnTigt mso gdorpbeGe
briet crEr FANS, rdobts ban:
.. @ldol lab mig b. T~aGleOss.@
,.8p ban 5 mart aomms til, iioen
8 enfter bet Idd itGrttl" raobts ben
cpbrogte Raue. neSsg taa5er life me-
re. at 5 inbimigrer cher 1rs osuns
able Siamfrlt, Tom jeg aft / Flere aar
far toba og beiIet til, pg iom meo
5 hen uorrer min 6uitru."
,gr fsnne lngerFpeno soers 9russ
pm?" Tpurgte Rfnoeren. ioet ban
lap {enoSs ,6oanb; f~ufd6ommen friit
igen sTter al bare TENT ct 8eger
Yin, ION aaun fapptoe BAN.
Rel" r11bte Glis fortsrnei.
.5r. R1ober". IogOs BEN ~fremmsoe.
.ieg 0l ,g.rne unbe eber en- a'urnp.
Righgrdot beFanot jsg mig nplig tenn
melig iIet; BIT er en- Ggenbeo Oeo mig.
jog fan itte ie Inaoan en- Rulle uben
OH fulhs / QTmdgt; men font jes it&
er Ioa itGrt ionl iaooonlis. bar ieg
reg arofsr NOT til at lore eber So
rif64b."
rs fan isrit Oeosutorge ier", iogoe
Rane; .gie9 bar 5ab. 5 Nlprgsn er
cgfou en- Dag"
.gosi. neil b,db man tan gere /
Tag, Itul man alorig opI9tte til /
Maorgsn. 5 0Sorgen er fanIfe ingsn
Dag mere for en- at o.. 1dsoe ben
bGge Ba0oer mso ct fo~rfaroeItgt Nm
ijgt.
gGfs fIrbe lite bolbe hem tiibaes.
IL fth ali / Gonroen meb bragne
Soaro. BET bardoe fife lqngt, for
hen b!est Rio6er bhrbs Il1ust Rans
'eoaroet at Saantsu, taiteos BAN til
Sadbeu, iotte bum anret pda 8rp
fet % raabts:
,Gbers Gin er sTter aioberlco /
nine 6aHbtr; foarg MIG. at 5 ber=
efter pil pare roli9 o9 bpiig. s1srs
tarsr sg SHru6eu ooer pau eoer!"
SEA %Ibarger!" rdneoe 3dne, o.
napFt ta1oe ban fact bisie DIN, fsr
fen aeas Rttoer fiatp bam Up %
foehe: ,9ermsb er afTaa Sagsu az
qirrt; % MI iii Oi Fsfge Dor TfenHe
@qrfinbs t5sere.4
u5sg biz life ForFtprre eOerl" Iugoe
8aue 1g *t bort.
0a STE og Mage ftpo nebe I Den
irfifs R~oIenfobs, Tdg6e R7cosrsn:
ga, Der er tsrfigt, Tom on Sir
ben afo:t5 ifItfte rpbgre; men FER )
fsn Forfnfsbe Geatiendrbrsr, Der mi
Ger fq irm tn bfsg Gtp sper 6imz
fen2 Tin tar iniat gcot osraf."
Glfe fod / 9ejrst 'og opOogsbe Man
nen foo Gfin1sH Tom en- firth SesI
uappe tsutedig / BEN lpfe Dag.
o0erOprs m1la s biate en- 9ife!
iaahe bun. IS er ubsn 5OiUt Wlius
bsTuneer."
Seq pit prsue bsrpoa", fugOe
adee.
g1eIte Dag buagfe tnn bertUs fpf=
senhe Gang:
aoisn msb aptten Tiger,
bdrnlig. munier og Ifen,
Hitter at 8uifsn grgn,
t1fer iii Yurpurbegr.
Mransn sr bIsg fom Sorgen,
4niig1et gufteni cg gulf,
bdaO fer al 9ertsn ffJtlt;
Semmeffgbdotn forhorgsn.
Stolen buer 6prb. priier.
Dnonnins | 8aarens Sfoo!
Juglen iiunger bin 2cp.
&ilben btgfer big Differ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

DEAN !ao odo a~patpsbofDet eftet
emit Gngu9rt Opps / atu&n tos Gar
trors0In.
U1dO eet tglsr SieFen Gtssn ooer
gortds, bafter Zine og qonbe meo
tegse N9xr og tager TN al graO.:
- ga nei - da nyj = aa mel bnl
u. eorigs bIdp beitprtet, coer faas
nam Tom fan bar fig a6. De Ipurgz
te. OH ban par ing.
Mm SteHm it6 fig op fra 9on-
i'm. rupebs Ton en- OrItlen ae @uls
pet uo Cd Dersn. GOet fan tlabte:
Ola, 8ucr MIN, gror min, 9rpr
min!
Sngsu forItOb. boab Der gift af BIN
itore. ftorte 9lurl, ibm aloris bapoe
DGrst fps en- ensTs Gang for I III
Qso.
Rsn artnfe parbrors0n ites /;
1raTfDsns. San mente, bet par bbit
at ie III, br5o fan ios fig for bers
uioe.
8ed,ntk msrft DOR bet, og 9l9ftcn,
Iom fhube p9tet mig t5oliere paa
ing, rnr e9et til en- lloen Storm;
efteripm 8rugat bgrtes ltbe fra Guns
ret, nhatts Seen cgIau b9rs temtMss
Zig fo9r.
5urbrorsOs fuu intet I'll SteFsn
| Mertef.
61n pg til at rddbs.
Det 1aarebe ct Stbfte borte frd
Whrfsu, % tu Gdmlen buDas fpruns
csn en- Climb, eFtsr fuor Q1ben fsm
fua, frO Fan refer puu o6uws,r"
Sfbs Om Gibs msb SHeFen.
5dr6rorsS1 \ Tpirgie fpao Horsa
trrfGe ten; nar fer plrbs al Fld
rioi / F1rte Noftsn, oar fan goast
telt fra Cons % Slhnfing2
Nm GEFf'n rnfie Blot I'm 6aan5
unorer, iteeber | Shorn oq Nisrfe
mob brrifs grooief Der @eH beb
SnbfeilinoFr.
Oo ban Freq, fha bet bpincos ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

lSa D Ital.llI III al llgn9
! tinnnben. Ter li9ser Helen 9la.
Dene en- liGe Sang; ia Tan ZEN usea.
oh % I'll lige e6tr 0snl"
! 6eor bleo 5 rroe goier beg
ira unaormasa 8la6e2
s min 6rfnorings @dlmebog
jeg .ganner eosrs 8faoe.
Do tent boert gldo CT gulf og GRAFT,
iOtn 5urpsn At De bahe,
oen Srmmer6h9 ie9 minoes gobt.
n De rdr purpurrs6e.
5 beres fine BAD enbnu
itg tenoer bOer en- Qore;
iom fer at WlOugerbugqen, MI
le fuates at msn 5aare.
Meeens GlIe frsmiu9oe benne
Sang, baroe BIN bfoge Raooer / itert
SC71psfe0ageIi irirret NAB mao Syor.
Ten; / bans QnIigt arbsioebe be bolos
fotnite 9foenifabtr, og fan uobreb:
.,glei nei. GIfel 3 eosrs barnligs
5iaI uoFrfoer fig ben 6ele @er0en
Jon en- Stjerne fra Gpig6t6sn, Der
6linter fra 5smlen. Mien ber eibes
ogida en- urtsrirroif fort9rsnbe SO.
en- birpelft Mtagt. Der gfoes 8rsoe
CO Sompftigtebsnog; og berpau sr
eqentli9 ptnne hlege Nouns BET rstte
IiQebe."
,@uo / 6amIenll" uadbte gIIs,
s6osn er 81"
aGn Sphner os 5pubrpbsr, Der Deg
bar Iaa itOr 9(gt fbr bet ,Framns, at
Fan ate oil itprte en- p9n Ule / 6orz
t9uoelie. Seq er Tdalebss nOsupais
let af Sorger. at en- ulDttelig 89rs
riga'O enbnu er BEN mtfbsits 5eleLie,
fom fpfoer min Barn. s bar lert
mig at Fn1De @erdbens 3aarer; 6st
Ill rsaoe mig FRA 6ortpiplefe ol
na1r ieg tuor al bare Forlubt at Sub
% Gn9ls. IA nil BEN 5dnte trsiie:
ber grabsr beg cen Gugsl for big!"
San TOD op Og bifne gaa bort.
,5saldoes ldoer ieg cher life fare!~
raa6ie STE. ,,9srtpnger Ogiuu Spro
e5ers 6jers. St fan ej bare Rio
t~ingso9rt."
.9phH9, T1ebe ben bAgs Ribper.
5 tai ber. milne 8ifonaglier, = og
Tea gGar jeq after uo / ben bioe Der.
zen. 5fi BET amer rtg. bet Daarlige
@aab, ie9 bar siori mig, R9Hger fun
I en- Spiu6elcao. form butIter.@
8 bsnne afuortigs Gomtale bIo
bs foritnrusoe pdu en- falfom, latter
Tia Thohe. 8e Taa laHgt boute En-
6ob MknneTfer, Tocn 10 bejt o. Tan
fenbe co fpringerine nGrme6s ia
ginee6noen. 70 Wprb tom fom
esHeeblfo fra Re un,p og Dab ON at
lobss iub / gprqganrben.
Dat BAR tDsnbe ggnberfurfe fr1
Ea1bo1rgst, be par britfne, og 6rer at
ber Fusot en- @infuife / 6ndnben.
,Uain nSaoige Sonfrul" rGabie
btu RfoTts; u.s. iom er en- Taao beni9
iSorfuu for boz bsle @gn! VI fiat
kels tsrf1e Wiennelter taeer / Dor
Ngb 5ilffugt til jer. Zen enes Dsb
VI BIN ontens grTb! tiger Sdaom;
hoe bernie Gang bar Del life 8rfo,
men Din eaer rettere fagt 81, lpies
cult, igrt, tprdt 81 uosn 6lamIe.
Ton grot proppef, me.b ct fan
rsberfOa gsnbe ShIm. at 5jertet bop
per cen at Glade I 9iDst, nuar man
|rriffkr bsrdf. - Ser CT ItrunoA ct
|EH6 psu1d Dor Sinh. EGet tilbsrer
soer NIB At Ret. tsi Stibst sr fran
Ih$4 pon sbers 5orItrnrtb. Nrfor BAR
|ti, sbers 2iOtgrs, brIttst oet op pad
uogt 56affer nRr, Ton Df bersr itts
AT lprfmuo, rricm bcr snbnu er
n0get | Gdoferne. 8ern9if sr bst Dor
Tpmpgfts gsgaring, at s meb 8snnsr
pa 5ornuntnger BIZ brinss bisis ftats
sels I~tibbrubns til bornuft og 6crs
fanb igsn; tbi Sfratten Oe Ilptten
noY Tno rent hershef hSu mNfet m
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
Moore.

es~d ar Srpal t,fbrese TIE. opis bet sigroe.
-Ese fss bsrn bnbf Senaen. Tfr gsoss m ~foHittn'
tsnr nsriaa htrfor. % itq fal ienbt eber IN Vols
sfns poa IN snfef oIemmebsbanpfin9, Iom bebreotat
att Barn % mango aaDres.
MRS. M. SUMMERS,
pox -. Notre Dnme. Ind
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
l1lelte Wan6er.
So ban 6. SO. Suubl.

2lnbsrs Tsileb' inbssosr til. gpen fer
at gpd, S~sesi1i5teb.
Oct Inntss unberligt a, fe BAN
alsre. 8dtrsnn, StefsnL pleiooe fla
Tia at barre n6o. eth langt TIL
toge, Tom SON tunoe edinore b, 70
5uillingbrsbre, ia, fra be rI1r idupus,
at be sondbe at trpbe ooer Gulo6rabs
terne, babtk be oGuat Tuinnen, /
9iufe Tnm 3dnte.
gidr ret 1t, Sen ere bSf0e uofsye.
ia Ina turte rhn art Tau ofatort
itttsr poa. al ben arden iul / Taune
Sturlo orso .pm og fpetulersfe ooer
iffas It bet ldmhne.
3erior mar DOT noget Iaa bett
utlnf at fr 2lnoers 'aens pch giaOs
foften, ingsn at Qnlpsrne poo hsCe
S%iorbofmen 6dsne idgtioget bette tios
aigsre.
Ulsn for QHOers FllSt BET file Fon
faa lits at Is Isio. 9i4i.en bar mig,
"a nto @tjret Tch bit Fnt 10, bet
TAR tbt en- 9ea at Fd9e inoooer /
Ing. og foitt 8tnben bdo frd ben
Slant, Sen nil itaS. Ian ia ban Del"
6aite Frem @ filling, / en- 9aanbes
TENDING.
Ssu9Gacn flute Der egsntlig OGre
i al tags GteTen pa't M unosr Sui
n sOt 4 tpa0ltite 0toenl ainoerne
faJte saa itd.rrfg rel gnlg for ea
Udanb s5dorb baase til G~ano6arira
CO foa meaet, Ipm eur Dem fOr INurot
unoer SragtniHg, 9rp9Hing % Bag
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

foa int Iom ran er Riooer."
s61l6 tan CT easr lite err.
fagoe glie, .aomner ita os beo. 90n
sr en- Daano At 8lfgt og erFaren6eo =;
bet er mere END at rare let pg ret
Riooer; TIT ieg foriltrsr eoer, eer 5is
reg Ri0bere. fam Ne er itort tlo9er.
ene .osre5 Sagt6unot."
DermaO git bum bort. GO ben itat.
fels a,an, bd0be teller ingen Ddors
faaet / Dug. osrTom itfs adren baO-
Il fOrturmet fig reer fan.
a0st er tpg TENT" tantte adren,
ba ban par horte, at Glis life fan
fine butn. 6pab er Der at lbfatte
faa eam2 6brbi fan life fan Iaie.
life Foritau fig pou mldfdoe 9iadOer2
2Cf, Ou fsGige Seminal 5 min ling
tom nar Der ikte en- 3t6ber, iom
asnbte ct goeituo. Mtn Blne er Ioa=
rent ct gtht, arligt Sfiub. Og iuu
Tpiier fan iua Tmutt alting rent op,
hpdb man Iafser for BAN. 6oao
biefpsr BET mig Der i 6uiet, at ieg
foper grb Mub, mar ben life Hipr
npbt? Seq gItmmer tilfbit rent min
ferlige 9Ogefunit, fcm ies ogiOu lar
te / aIoitret. ben Sang jeg Iarte at
tafe. Yet Fortrnber mig nnIten, at
jeg bar l9rt henbe at I9ie".
Oct par GIie meget ON al gpu.
at Faa ncqet at oibs ON ben blegs
Riroers 9io Og 2eOnet; men bun par
ijo paa Iittsrt Spor; tts BON buobs
ieIo ~'orbolt. at 1uns Sober faa BE-
arupet / 8loIferfirisn amber ben
fplintrtbe 9fgffen.
d7em benne Ritbsr nar, funoe bun
dltioa let erFare. 6un hebgpebe bot
at tage 9isTfensn / gieipn; pau b0ii
tin unoer en- fhrniitet Ribbers Tlst
uhsugRegilebe bun tpbsfig l1iieRaDz
net StIalm NaQeien. Zen blege rib
tsr tsb ca formooentiig aooe
SsfaGmiEn. prioren hog op / aiutes
bccen, % ber fonSt nhn. at M9Doer
Stjalm Quaeign par pgo for tpae
Qur ftben oa beorog'et i ct. giraittes
8noel. 81 2Gar I 5orDeien Eaboe ban
11fOa en- Ssn Qage bebe / famine
9irte. Qaa GIIss 0ibere 5oreIpsr1
fsl erTlrebe bun. at benrs 2laoe eFtsr
I'm Flbsrs DIN pur rsiH til Ie1pet
IRA Qunb; nen mere H7eFte man itts.
sitter Femme i~no6enTioe 9unbfab
lraoofog STE ben brege Riboer NATE
Ilgan9 minors f~rrlegen. 6un Tag5e
fam rent uo. bsnb bun bnboe erfarst
I'm 6an. T~ora1fe, at ban Bar bsnhsg
faaalg, og 6sffags6e, at ean Taa mart
.i5idce reiTs igsn.
Seq bleo gerne %Ipneere", Tag5e
RiSbersn, INIT 2fo er af6angigt At
kr ensIfe Gftsrrstning. megst glp
feg til, at ieg 6utoe ben; tbi benne
fSpenoing = beg Ri 0iGs life Di6ere
tale lHrom."
3 beres SdnHdfe bfeD be forf1rs
rbe at Rone. form trdoots fno / 6niz
len meo 6unten. H9ppe rar BEN
forrren inn. fri ben l6b ben MOB
issn bsae FBber, fprang op ub BAN
irs6 Thrfensne, frobe en- pcts pdd
'Hter Sfufbsr oe qrints Fam meb u6z
Sunge f9h 4nFqtet. Rib
grsb ON 6unbsns GGober og
BEN Fcrbifret Zen / 6a1en; o.
'.oo bet hpfenbe Spr bar beoge Tors
fgnfsrbrufate.
Oct gar mig Orbit, 6r. Rane",
ben Siege RStbsr befig; men
feg la6sr mig albrig uitraHa ongrits
9rerten at NsnnfIter slIer of 9uHoe."
.0srs tan ingtn ~f0rtaHfs s6er!"
Gffe ufbrnbsube. sOg MI riI
fee rife cher NIT FMS os min Sas>
'bobning. 8 mia pibs, jig bar mans
's Ssneisfpa; Ri brpgger og bHger
Ter. H fper og bapbprer; = og bruo
hi life fsfo bmiger, giOer Oi be futffgs.
FER er MrbeibaOareffet!" fGgee
hun % adbndss TIL en- ffer, luftig
'stue, FUN of pans lrnge bigger, fom
Fdb 90 Hdlbnrebe gfpmiter, BGuoe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

9em blege NlOOcr.

ri Q6om oe81enfe61dger.