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The first quarterly loveieast and quar-
terly conference were held in Washing
ton Heights NJ r. Church last night with
Presiding Elder A. s. Mowbay in the
chair. After fine address by the pre-
siding elder the pariaking of the omhlems
OF lratcnal love. the quarterly conference
was organized and heard the following
reports:
PASTORS REPORT.
First Quarterly Report. Washington
Heights june 9th. I'm submitting
this. my FIRST quarterly report, | am privi-
legged above many, for II does not often
fall to the lot of a pastor in our older
communities, TO report an entirely new
work We have here q new community.
a new church building a new member
ship. a new Sunday-school a new League.
a new parsonage, new Ladies Aid
and now We come TO organize new
quarterly conference. and an in this new
community, we have seen take shapo
since February 22d. 1905 We have one
Sunday-sohool. numbering about t4O
members. We opened the new room for
the primary department June 30. with
"a little people. besides parents. officers
and teachers. Miss Clara Mendenhall one
of tho very best primary teachers in the
State, in charge with Mrs J. Chandler
Pyle assisting In this department we
see great possibilities There was total
attendance in the whole school last sun
day Of l2f. IT, q. Conrad, q man of
high standing lawyer, by profession.
man Of large literary attainments. is our
superintendent We have an Epworth
League OF about rs members. holding
weekly meetings, with Minor c. smith
the efficient president
We reported 70 tho annual conference
100 members. These had united with
the church since its dedication Thanks
giving Day, 1905. ] have received since
conference Harry C. Baynard A RI
Spaid, Mrs A. r. Spaid. Arthur Sp,id
Nellie Brill, Addie Brill. Charles W.
Parvis Mrs H W Bolton. Lewis Zeblev
Mrs Elizabeth hebley, Edith r. Biz
zard--li
l have districted the membership
forming groups OF about p each: over
each group / have appointed a member
living in the midst thereof and have given
the same a book with names and ad.
dresses, with the request TO report 20 me
any III or needing pastoral attention. and
also 20 mark attendance upon the mid
week service Tor prayer and testimony
call these pastors aids There are
seven. They made their FIRST report last
Wednesday evening They reported Il
per cent had been in attendance at IN,
mld-week services. and of those who hac
not many could give a reasonable excuse
This is the most complete oversight
have ever known ] have been In IN,
homes OF all the members except two
and have made quite a number o."
scouunaei gl
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outrage and calculated betrayal at the
hands Of a band Of conscienceless political
intriguors lost 10 the last hope of the de-
praved-a sense of shame, and who de
serve the indignant scorn, the unleavened
and undying contempt Of their species.
Resolved. That il is the further sense
Of this convention that in the event OF
such a recreant and cowardly course on
tho part of the Legislature, IL will be the
solemn duty of the Delaware State Tenn
perance Alliance, together with Prohibi-
tion and independent voters, and all
Christian and moral voters. who hold
truth, duty and righteousness above
party, to unite in forming and support
ing an independent citizens ticket in the
approaching State election.
ANrI-sUNpAY TRAIN COMMITTEE.
Some attention was given, at the after
noon meeting. to the anti-Sunday train
matter, upon which action bad been taken
at the morning session, and the following
committee was appointed to carry out
the purpose of the resolutions adopted in
the morning.
Cergymen Rev. Robert Watt, D. d.,
of Smyrna; Rev s. NJ Morgan, u. ID,
presiding elder of Dover District. Revs.
J.. II. Moore and A. W. Lighthourne of
Middletown. Rev Z. II Webster of Del
mar and Rev Ralph r. Coursey of Milton.
Laymen George W. Todd and l.. W.
Brosius of Wilmington c. II. jefferson Of
Kent county. John p Holland Of Mil
ford and Thomas n. Rawlins of Soaford
The committee is directed by the
resolution to call upon the railroad
officials to stop running Sunday trains and
has discretionary power in the matter of
invoking the law 20 accomplish the object
in the event of failure 10 comply with
the request The committee has author
ity 10 retain counsel After the meeting
some of those present discussed the
matter informally with members Of the
committee and the suggestion was made
that II necessary train crews working
on Sunday be arrested under an old law.
Petitions arc 10 be circulated directed
to the officials OF the railroad company
protesting against the Sunday trains.
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PERSONAL

Clarence Newton is in Baltimore.
Mrs John Benson is visiting friends
IN Dover.
Miss Madeline Hall is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton King have been
visiting friends in Newport.
Mrs. 5. X. Anderson has returned
from visit 20 Maryland friends.
Miss Anna Roberts has returned
from a few days VISIT TO friends in
Pleasant Hill, add.
John A. Wallace, sailor on the
battleship Pennsylvania, is home on a
ten days furlough
William salisbury of Dover has
returned from Los Angeles, Cal.
where he has been for about a year
attending TO business matters.
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Al IHE SPRINGS.

Today is Farmers Day at the Springs
and in view Of this fact the management
of the Park Theatre have arranged a
double strong bill for the ampi theatre.
They have Jack Symonds minstrels
augmented by seven big acts in vaude-
Vile. 1t is safe to say that there has
never been an open air attraction at
any park theatre which could compare
with this big double bill at the Springs
Theatre for today only.
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LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP. ROOT.
The wonderful kidney. Liver ana bladder
Remedy.
sAMrLE RorrLE SENT rREr ny NAH

swamp Root, is covered by the eminent
kidney and bladder specialist promptly cures
kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles.
some Of the early symptoms OF weak kid
neys are pain or dull ache In the back,
rheumatism, dizziness, heRdache, nervous
ness, catarrh OF the bladder. gravel OF
calculi, hloatirg, sallow complexion, puffy
or dark circles under the eyes. suppression
OF urine, or compelled 10 pass water often
day OF night
The mild and extraordinary effect of the
world-iamous kidney remedy, Or. Kilmer's
swamp Root, Is soon realized. Il stands
the highest for its wonderful cures OF the
most distressing cases. II you need a medi-
cine you should have the best.
Swamp-koot Is not recommended for
| everything, but II you have kidney, liver.
| bladder OF uric acid trouble you will find II
/ just the remedy you need.
sold by druggists In ifty-cent and one
l dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle
/ Of DR.. kilmer's Swamp. Root and a ramph-
| let that tells all about Il, including many OF
/ the thousands of letters received from
sufferers cured, both sent free by mail. Write
/ Or. kilmer 4 Co., Binghamton, n. y. and
/ please be sure 20 mention that YOU read
this generous offer In the Wilmington Every
| Evening and Commercial. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name
swamp-koot, DR.. kilmer's swamp Root
ana the nd4--ss, 2i~GHawion, n. Y, or
3 every bottle.
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OlIY GOuRI CASES.
BOY Charged with THEFT Placed on Pro-
hnriou

BOY Charged WIN Ahett ilaced on Pro-
hntion.
In the Ci.y Court this morning
James Walls, a hoy, was arraigned on
the charge of the larceny Of a gold
watch, some iewelry and 60, the prop.
erty Of Rosie Brear. but at the request
Of Special Agent Frank Stout Of the
S. II. G. c., who investigated the
case, the boy was placed under a 500
probation bond for two years.
John Holleran, charged with allow
ing his dog TO run at large unmuzzled,
was fined g.
The case against Walter Hall, col
ored, charged with non-support, was
continued for week, Halls wife
being i'll.
Harry Travis and Raymond Cole
man. colored boys. charged with being
incorrigible. will have a hearing TO.
morrow morning.
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A CHARMING TRIP
To The Land Of the Sky" Ashsvills.
N. O.

On account Of meeting Of the Com
mercial Law League Of America. to be
held at Asheville n c.. July Both TO
August 4th. special round trip tickets
will be sold via Southern Railway. July
25th, 26th and 27th, good 10 return until
August Sth, with privilege of extending
final return limit until September 3Oth.
by depositing ticket with the special agent
at Ashevillc, \ c., not later than August
Sth, and paying a fee Of so cents at the
time Of deposit
This is a splendid opportunity to visit
that section Of North Carolina known as
The Land Of the sky and "The Beau
tiul sapphire Country" at greatly re-
duced rates
Charles /. Hopkins. district passenger
agent Southern Railway, S2S Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. Pa, will be pleased
to furnish further information.f
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Tnhnnlinlf nnIIdnr-

Beginning today nearly all Of the
iewelry stores Of the city will close az
noon on Thursdays during June, July
and August. Other stores will prob
ably take the same action. The gro
Gerry stores also have bali holiday.
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WASHINGTON RElGHTS
N. B. CHURCH
Splendid Showing at the First
Quarterly Conference,
WHICH WAS HELD LAST NIGHT
Remarkable Growth OF This
New Institution

Interesting Reports From the Pastor. Rev.
W. l.. \. Murray, ID. n., the Hoard OF
Trustees and other Omoiai Members OF
the Church,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07

Be careful TO call T. Ferry, carpet
cleaner, with Lang, Tenth and Orange
streets. Both phones. p. o. Box 294."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07
HAvs Ha5g,sreagsks

ANays restores youthful color 20 gfny faded aair
ffOps hair falling. positively removes dandrun,
liEhclasg hair-erowrr drcssing, keeping hair soft
and luxurant; docs not stain skin Or linen. Large
tuc bottle. druggists Skinhcalth Treatment With
harhna soap "a an invaluable aid Go Hairhgaith.
send o.. rnsinrp 10 philo Hay Co, Newark Nj for
FREE SAMPLES 4ssasas 4ssnsas Wiz a.saas aassS sSaa
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INDEPENDENT TICKET
Ii the Legislature Fails 10 ACl
on Local Option at lhG
Special Session.
DECIDED At A MASSMEETING
Which Was Held at Dover Yes
terday by Clergymen
and Others.
SOME PRE7ELECTlON PLEDGES
Which, Speakers Said, Had
Not Been Fulfilled.

In the Event Of Failure 90 Accomplish
Anything Win the Present Legislature
an Enort M1i be Made 90 Elect one OF
Different Frame Of Mind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07
Notice.

We desire to express to the PUBLIC
our appreciation for the substantial
manner in which they are endorsing our
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT and
POWER enterprise. The LARGE
number of contracts the company is
taking for electric light and power has
necessitated the duplicating of the origi-
nal capacity Of its plant. In the new
addition to our plant, reserve Of power
is being provided to insure CON-
STANT and RELIABLE service.
We are soliciting a continuance of this
support for the following reasons:
FIRST-The company is in every
sense a home enterprise, owned by the
citizens of Wilmington.
SECOND-We are offering volun-
tarily, reasonable rates.
THIRD-With EVERYTHING
NEW AND OF THE BEST, we
will be able to furnish you character Of
service uneXCelled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07

nUlel loltoWUhlh, ard Hsach. T.,
sea water in all baths Low rates ior June W. w.
and without private bath. Unique puicn 0'-
lheNcelled service. Hassier's orchestra.
OSBORNE & PAlNIEh
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THE Will SHIRE
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
Open all the year. Write for booke1
S. S. PHOEBUS.
ROIEL PONCE DE leon. III. S,Is."..

second houes from steel pier Capacity, ~ inn.ses
en- suite Hot and cold sea water nath-' ~
June rates. Booklet Always open.,.,., p,sp.
s. /. sWEkNl' ivy
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The ST CHARLES

Most select location on the ocean front
ATLANTIC CITY, n. }.
Distinctive for its elegance, exclusiveneS hlsh'
class patronage, ana liberal management leE
phone in rooms; orchestra Of solists; artesan water
sea water IN all baths Booklet
NEwLIN HAINEs
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
ATLANTIo cIrF. \. j.
TcT0N Pacific aud
HOTEL PRINCESS. As =. '1s nsrnllSs Isssn i.

convenience and comfort Capacity 400. Laisa
ocean view rooms, with private bath eleysiG
&c. superior table. Orchestra. special sl-N
up weekly Coach al trains Booklet
CHAs. b. PRETrlMAh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07
MILLER COTTAGE AND ANHES.

etoi5 y. Georgia avenue. capacity 80 Ao.e
LOT It's excellent table. Electric lighted thIQus
out Dance room. Rates 10 July lst q ul"'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-23
Sfcr PrisnedSRtteISe.

Boyer til overordentlig nedsat Pris.
Benyt L~ejlighenen. Kob nogle af dtsse
billige Boyer, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro er solgt. Da vi like
kan skate fere Boyer til de anferte
lave Priser, maa Bestilling ~indsendes
Bogerne tilsendes p%ortofrit.
Bogerne besti1les efter hummer.
321. Minbre Qrbeiber. 6ebreIunbs
fte 5Orbolb os Anlissenber at Or.
9enrit Ritolai @IauIen. llbsiDet
efter bans Deb at Or. Sobannes
glaufen. 1888 Sibsr / OmiIag.
NeOfat fra $500 til $1,0O.
322. Den Gbriitelise @isbeb, NpOIOs
9etiite llnberiseslier meb iGr!iet
9enfpn til Srants .Snitem ber
Gbriitli9en @epiFbeit" of Senrs
Using, Sosnepraf. 242 Siber
Smi1. Nebiat fra $1.2O til 50e.
1923. Oet Gpanselife airtelips. R&s
ttb os 5remtib af Dr. enrif &ffGs
lai GIaufen. Qnben, at SOrfotts~
rem sennem os omarbeieebe. fors
ssebe ubeaps. llbsibet efter bans
Dsb. 2 8inb. 815 Siber | Sma
flag. Rebfat fra $2.40 til $1.00-
1924. Sobannes : gpanseliet. Gor<
toilet uf Or. 8. q. gtdufen. 422
Siber | OmHas. Nebfat fra $40
til $500.
1926. 2ebsis 3irte. SIR Os Nu.
peb s. g. Ssrsenien. perfonoI>
biitorifte Optesnelfer ON @eiftliss
bebsn os 29reftunben / 2ebsie -
Smsrum paftprat, meb 6 8inebrr
ubsipet meb un~bertstteIfe af lInss
peritetst. SO Siber | Smgog-
Hebfat fra 40e. til 25c.
327. Den banffe 2anbsbpfoles 6is
ftoris til 1848, Of 6. Roct. 116
Siber / OmHas. pris nebfat fra
35c. iii 25e.
1913. ariftelis 2~ebfdser. gn 5rc~
maninsss os 5rsitebog for angg
os sdmle, at 2auriB q. Q. gaIss
leb, Soenepreft for 9uurslep Mes
nisbeb paa SIM. 208 Stber I
SmHeg nebfat fra 80e. til Acc.
2utb. pubI. 5oue,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-23
5lere Snnoteoe

uf bore 2Qbonnenter itoar enbnu til
6uge msb ceres aontingsnt til >uore
8ldbe.
@i ifllfbe gerne booe bisie 9sns
qe, hi Par HiGgo6s, iii at beitr5be llbz
gifterne peo llb9ioelfen uf 8Gdbsnt-
Ollie, fdm Oeb fig ffpIOf9e, bsOes
Raa Retancen betutt. w
ifdf pr. omgaasnbe Yoit fenbe &b1ts
rering for geGsbet, Bporpoa er note
ret, fra 6Oifen 5b til builten Yin
8Jabat er 6efdIt, TOM ogfan tan
id8ttages pao Qbresfd9blen.
2Grbebtgit
9uu1 Peteron,
8eft1rer at .. 6. 3. 8
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-23

@n9luHo far nor 3ioen bet ube.
itrioeTige 6enritob | ben epdngeliife
81 riitenbdp. San fan MAN / ebuigt
tale ON iterre eller minbre aldrbsb
be tuiteai9e 29reSper9smnai, ben
itore aenbsser ning att England
Serfeenbe = Ipm / ioa mani
GEN anben, MAR BET g9loer bet prot
tfite Glib - er be andre 1olteilags
l2Gremeiter, Forblitsr Lige uroftet.
9eb Bhtbitdbdt lpn Sir George
Dilliums Oao faGber bet os ino,
at Il 2sbM ali 5 Mkaaneoer er Der fra
England fonbmet 9htb ON tire Oeose
fa0o. fom boert paa fin Wis bar
tpunget belle ben pudteiianttife Sri
itentebs 8ltt i Netning af Gnglunb.
6srit mdfbtes .Smbfpn 3abs
lors OGb fad Or. 8drndrl
b 8 - M Cir WifIiums'. 90
bel lat m9rte 6oer ali bisfe
l9nb far euunbGagt eli felt MT Or
'beIce pod TIRE forftellige frTiteliee Oms
ro5oer.
6htoi bn3 aplor grunblagbe & n a.
3 nbfanb : iii sfip mem, ret
iterfte !Sebtin gdmi sihons 5oretogenbe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-23
New Denmark, @is.
Den L. sSanltar 1906.

Seq bar lange oentet paa at k ct
IlStDffe 6erfra Yldoien, men Jorge
hes; Tan Oil je9 tribe l6Ot.
g6u Tar nj aegnpejr igen; bet reg
her oTte bsr / &infer; Oct er meget
ImTt0t 9ejr. n1iten itte 5roit. Msn
Ihet er mauife life bet iurdoeite. Mesz
finger og Sounutoe (@u0To) er not
Ihmfring mslGem gBrnene. Ger er
Iit9rt 5ortplelIe iblanE0t baaoe unge
leg gumk; men bet er, Sub bere fopet,
life Hlaoet til nOget p9rre enpnu.
- Den 10. Nopambsr 1905 6upbe
pi 8onfuridHdon, door q unge al
l16gH 8ddbsleTte Og unber 9ddnos
ponGGggelfe mob dog Serrens 9elIigs
fefie. Der blaO tifGage opienpt mun5t
Ut Shtt til S5eius ON ait Oare meo benz
|pdd beres 8ardorMg. @n 0kl df Dem
|fegpHote / Sgnod98itolen tgen. De
|Edtrs 20 life baTt nogen fuduo Carer,
fan bet bar life Iua let oft blipe biems
me fra bet 6ek ub enguns,
- Den 20. Nopember bar en- 8lGz
|kes0og for ps Der. Bi iflaloe ocerz
tlafte Dor Yr9ftefork, Mrs. u. N.
|pu1to. 8eb WGibhugsTtb mudtts man
|foa at Stdo till pr9iteguduoen mso
Hurpen pGd Qumen. Den inoebolot
|lau9e, anHe o9 @betoluoe meb 3ils
|Esbsr. IA ale bar foriGmleOe, og ni
l1anoe afIunget Ell Qur SunBes opers
hudte WeHi9bsbens Sstret9r, 5ons
nunfen. pdo 5briamlingens 9egne
|Wirs. Quno en- 9engegaDe poa ca.
|A5 0ollars. 5ebFtlsoagsbornet mob
!tog broaget @upsu. Oct fagOer elers
|foor tere Mrs. Qurb let at tale, men
II ben Stlnb bar BET life ne9et, bun
hit Tagt. Der bar bel 100 Menne fer
vii Stdoe. Weringen meo btnne ga
loe par, at ben Ifu0be bore en- ringe
Waaifennelie for. b0uo bun hdDte
|lgjort FOR os unber 2frbeibat meb airs
Nc og Saofe.
Nore pr9iteFGtf regter beres 8alb
fbtanfbt os meb n9i kn pngItelig Dad
pdsT e15gbdo.
VI far ai1in6aforenimgsmeoe
5orsbug / Goer Mddndb, ling
eomsmdoe brerdTosn Sgnbug 4ften,
bg Der er ogiud nblig begpnbt Senz
hnqsIfoTe. 9srnens Iamles Tda DIN
IS HtermfIbhagen ST. 2, unota9en ben
iibIte Serbag / Mdundben, ba bar pi
sngelIt @ltbstieneite
9f fdcoe Ell uigtig Tmutt SuIes
heir og gJbt Slabsfsre; Der bar 10
bgiuu mango Selligougs, lau pi 6aDoe
VI iltgeb iii at bere bet glaos 8ubz
ffdb bltpe fortpndt nHiten en- bel
llgs.
8reoie Sulebag turOe Ri Suletr9
Siirten; bet er 10 en- itor @laos for
l9Frnene. De bartpe mango ifennt
9G7eItgtter ait fremitge; Der bleo Iunz
'set ffets SarNe. 8ernens, IauOel
Emah Tom Itore, ofrsos Inn M ggrs
ra6iemmene. og 6ereTter mebtog 0e
INdOoer, 9lppefiiner og Slltergobt, og
PGIHor 2unb Holbt en- Yale ON 5ras
Its getsbning. Der bar oper 300
Wenneifer till Stebs.
yal er bet moi bsbit at lutte
iEor tsnre Sang. Wuoffe min pae
pirsfap tancsr / Papir s%turUen. bOis
|ftfe, T1a snIfeS oIe oOunitenn"s
39Tere et gdbt RbHaur / Dor 5erre5
Seiu Rhon.
en- Oettager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-23

Chs paa @sien. Smaatref og Gors
ta1ineer til Brig for prefter oq
Ssnoussfolel9rers. 242 Siber. 3
Omiloe 80e.
Subs Orb er lepenbe % frdftist.
Nogle Sdnter til 9eitbrteffe oq
@ejlebning, mar man oil lafe
8tbelen. Samlet at 8. 8iarnefen
Sosnepraii. s Omfag zoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-23
Gn ifem @ape.

Zen ipenfte Qllrguitann college,
Gocf Ssfonn, ST., fit forfeoen
$4,000 POM '@alDe fra ST. Mspers
Ct. pduf, Mfna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-23

MI Tar Iet.
Og Sir 8f0iams Ififteoe s.. ).
Il. M., rem 6erunteTte, 6doit fcn6ts %
melt GD6re0te at a0e fuiieai9e Sam.
menIhltnfnger i fsle @eu0en.
&Oob biloeaino - triiteIigf Jet -
6oEe boret MI, 6ois Srtofon 3oplOrs
GfO par gdaet fen pau ct Qonooner-
fOIpitdl eler / en- fife 2anopratsis?
@Ger bi0be ret mango af be 10
10000 Menneitelip, Fan gennem Or.
8arnhrbps NnItalter Ell bldoen rec
peoe for Samfunbef, 6aDe ultogudet
6angsferne pg 5attig6uiene, bOiz
Stub life 6dObe fpGDt gornarhos
9jerte neb Mebpnt o~perIor 9onoons
@subedrU6ere"
Men bpao St. +. Il. 81. angaat,
lpa bill etHpert 2ano og 9oert protes
itontiit &drtefdmfunb inbremme, at
man / bet 6ele ba9et fife funoe t9nte
fig en- Menig6doss llIbO6flins rioen 0e
trtFsltge ungbnmsForeninger.
Og ire MenO of tutfHeIbg 9etoen8s
M tan @n9lunb mlbite / 2ebet 1f
rcgle Woaneber.
Sligt !hn IimpaGt ,6en life Ife i
roget anoet 9anb for '3boen.
@eprge Ntlfidms' Gin er /
aGe fine @nfeltEeoer en- OFmuntring
Til unge M9nb. 9pis be 'ha bar Chit
til at lebe ct triIteligt og %idmfunbsz
nDttigt Gin.
Mi1ioms fotn rtemlag fra be be
itehreite &adr - og rnaebe Idd bit,
at 8ronning @fcHoria obIeoe BAN,
hoob Der / ben %engsIfte 9erbsn Beth
Der en- fsl Del.
Og Iom 5orretningsndno bar ban
Ioa bp9tig, at ban. Der begpndte mso
OF Bar tomme !0en6er, nudebe al
TiSOe Iom Gbef fbr eli tort 9anosls
bus.
0dns2io er o9ida ben tlareitePros
teit mob ben NnifItlie, at &riitenIip
og 99ngeapOaoeri ifuane hsre fam
msn.
Sud aFgiort 9aorse NiGtams bar
Iom arfikn, ida ban bog iunot pa
init paa W1eunei telibet Del al
mqrfe, mar bette lepes / @a1os Del
bstug.
s oat Stptte fan man fife onEoei
leno rtdfte glto bobbelt Tor, at s.. ).
Il. 80. bar Fuaet lin Oprtnbelie p1
Yrindipz luooitling / GngLdno, bbor
& riItentuo og 8orgerlao 'u0orig bar
p9ret bilbeielig TIL at tcndme pad
Hdnt fnso hlfrartoe1.
Wen timber man. at Sir Nfllldm5
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nina par npie beitemt: inba0 = opdo.
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dt blioe baube gooe 9riitne og COB.
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life ueliignet ben Momb. Der = men.
neIfeIigt iet = bleb oeres SennerS
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tenbt at bsfe og ld5. Zen er tenot
rs IfNHtet pao !Sdoe HON / 8anosbp.
erne8 !6pt4er. Tens aapital / bel
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ligite - men Sens 8etpbnin9 oberfp,
ben mordfite 5lone / 1oltene Tna psl
Nom oneuF for dtoiftlfigs IodtaIe Ompad.
rer bltrer ifte ringere.
George Wintams bar ofte MIDI lin.
Itren mnartet i%onrmsnliene !Sdnbels'
mdbbierpernes Sfinins nu ps / 1870
- III 800 ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-23

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