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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06
Burnley Burned.
Attest,
Secretary.

Early Tuesday morning a fire
started in the opera house at Bur-
ley and the business portion of the
town was practically destroyed.
The loss is estimated at between
$40, 200 and $50, 600; with only
$4,000 in insurance. The fire spread
rapidly owing to the high wind.
The Hotel Burnley, the Exchange
saloon, the residence of ]. L.
Walker, Mrs. Nellie Adamson's
building in which were her resi-
dence, the Bell Telephone office,
office of Edward T. Barber, United
States commissioner, and the store
of Harry Bernard, George Ercken-
brack's building occupied by the
Snake River Real Estate company,
the Becker Brewing company's cold
storage plant, a barn belonging to
Hyrum Ward, Hyrum Wards feed
store, David Wards meat market
and the Cassia County Telephone
company's public office were burn
ed. In addition to the opera house,
the general merchandise stocks of
Taylor & Sons and E. S. Whittier
were destroyed. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from a
cigar stub dropped in the lobby of
the opera house. The Modern
Woodmen had closed a dance in the
hall about half an hour before the
fire started. Major Fred r. Reed,
who has borne such prominent
part in building up.tBurley, left
Boise at once for that place to assist
in preparing for rebuilding. He
stated the people there would rally
from the blow quickly and get the
necessary buildings erected with
out loss of time. II was a heavy
loss, but the town would recovei
from it easily and business woulc
continue without much Interrupt.
ton.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

today's sessions will likely be
taken UP with the transaction OF
the business of the session, includ-
ing the election of officers, the Sc
lection of the next place of meeting
and the consideration of resolu-
tions. There seems likely to be
something of contest upon each
of these three principal features
of today's program.
1t is the plan to close the days
proceedings in time for the dele
gates and visitors to leave at 1880
O'Clock this evening upon the tour
of southern Idaho irrigation {, pro-
jccts. The train will run to Mill
ner during the night, tomorrow be-
ing spent in inspection OF the
great Miner dam, the third largest
in the world, trip to the famous
Shoshonc falls and tour about the
Twin Falls and Minidoka irrigated
tracts.
During Friday night the train
will be run to Idaho Falls, and a
trip made Saturday over the irri-
gated section of Bingham and FIRE.
mont counties. The special train
will be returned to Pocatello Sstur-
day evening, the delegates and Wis
itors departing from that place for
their diverse places of residence.
The judges of the exhibits yester-
day finished their work and an
nounced the results of their inspec-
tions.
Utah won the sweepstake on
fruit and to Canyon county must
the credit be given for Idaho win
ming the sweepstake prize for grass
es and grains. Payette valley wins
first prize for individual exhibits
of apples, prunes, pears and peach
es. Ada county secures the silver
cup for vegetables, in which she
made a marvellous showing.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

more street to place of beginning.
No. 4. Commencing at the in
tersection of Atlanta avenue and
Elmore street, following Elmore
street in a southeastern direction
to city limits, thence TO the right
along city line to railroad, thence
to the right along railroad to Allan
ia avenue, thence to the right along
Atlanta avenue to place of Begin
ming.
No. S. All that part of the city
south of the railroad track.
The alarm: Strike the bell IS
or 20 times in rapid succession,
then designate the number of the
district where fire is located by
taps on the bcll-Repeating.
The fire bell is on the roof of
the Telephone building.
J. A. PURTILL, Assistant Chief.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06
RUlCK R0ASTS APOSTLE
SMITH TO A CRISP BROWN

A special to the Salt Lake Herald
from Boise, dated the 3rd instant,
says: N. M. Ruick, United States
district attorney for Idaho, a repub-
lican office-holder and close friend
of Senator Hepburn, made a public
denunciation of Apostle John Henry
Smith this evening for meddling
in Idaho politics. Incidentally he
involved w. E. Borah in his ac-
cusations.
Mr.. Ruick got into an alterca-
ton with John L. Smith, a state
senator of Cassia county. Later
they renewed the discussion with
increased verbal acrimony in the
rotunda of the Idanha hotel, which
was crowded with strangers. There
Mr.. Ruick made what amounted
in effect to a regular speech. He
said John Henry Smith had come to
the irrigation congress ostensibly
as a delegate, but really to lay
wires to control the state polite
ally. He charged that Apostle
Smith had been too active in past
campaigns.
He alluded to Borah as an ally of
the Mormon church, and said he
preferred an open enemy like Du-
bois to a friend who went into
political alliances with a church.
The exact language used, it is inn
possible to obtain, as Ruick has
disappeared, and those who heard
the speech differ in their report of
the language, though agreeing in
their recollection of is purport.
Ruick's concluding statement
was particularly bitter. Referring
to the visits during the campaign
of Mormon apostles, he declares that
they must close. ''You may win
this year, and you may win next
year, - he is quoted as saying, but
ultimately we will stop this inter-
4 ference, and there will not be a
4 grease spot left of these men who
come to direct our politics.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

See the Keener drug store ad.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06
Attention!

Citizens are requested to cut the
following out of the Maverick and
paste on card and hang up in the
house or business place.
The towns fire district bounda-
ries are as follows;
District No /. Commencing at
the intersection of Atlanta avenue
and Elmore street, thence in a
north westerly direction along FL
more street to city limits, thence
to the left along city line to rail-
road, thence along railroad to in
tersection with Atlanta avenue to
place of beginning.
No. 2. Commencing at the in
tersection of Atlanta avenue and
Elmore street, following Atlanta
avenue in an easterly direction to
city limits, thence left along city
line to the northwest corner of city
limits, thence left along city line
to Elmore street, thence left along
Elmore street to place of beginning.
No. 3. Commencing at the in
tersection of Atlanta avenue and
Elmore street, following Atlanta
avenue in an easterly direction to
city limits, thence to the right
along line of city to southeast cor
ner of city limits, thence to the
right along line of city to Gilmore
street, thence to the right along FL
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06
PRIMARIES AND
CONVENTIONS
Both Parties Issue Calls
and Candidates Be-
gin to Wake
Up.

A quorum of the republican CEN
trail committee met in w. c. How
les office last Thursday evening
and organized for the coming cam
paign. c. E. Corkcr was elected
chairman, Hogan Gaines secretary
and Harry Knox, of Glenn's Ferry,
treasurer. The chairman has ap-
pointed this executive committee:
r. w. Smith, ]. B. Stanfield, ].
M. Owen and w. c. HOWE.
c. F. Miller having resigned
from the county central committee,
Charles Hopkins, of Pine, was APP
pointed to fill the vacancy.
The primaries are called for
October /, and the county conven-
ton October s, at Mountain Home.
The representation of the various
precincts was fixed as follows {;
Atlanta, 2; Rocky Bar, 3; Junction
Bar, /; Pine, 3; Trinity, 2; Little
Camas, 1; Smiths Prairie, F; May
field, /; Mountain Home, s ;Glenn s
Ferry, a; Cold Springs, / +; making
the total number of delegates %.
In pursuance of the call issued by
Chairman Wolfe for a meeting of
the democratic central committee in
his office last Saturday, he and Sec
rotary Pascoe met on the telephone
wire a day or two later and called
the primaries for Saturday, Septem-
Der 20, and the convention October
9, at the county seat, with a pre-
cinct representation as per call pub
lished in another column.
A few republican candidates are
crawling out of their hiding places,
but no democrats have yet dared
show their faces. George Hend-
ricks. has announced himself can
didate for sheriff, w. c. Stimson
for probate judge, ]. A. Siffert
and Sam Oliver for auditor and re-
corder, all subject to the action of
the republican convention. Even
these, with the exception of Sif-
fcrt, are evidently trying to keep
their candidacy profound secret,
as they have not yet inserted their
cards in Maverick.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06
CHICAGO SHEEP MARKET.

August 1, w. R. Smith writes
from Chicago: Receipts of sheep
and lambs for this week will be
about 10, 900 more than last week,
which was %, 254. AS usual the
bulk of the receipts have been from
Idaho and have run largely to lambs.
Monday receipts were 1860, not
over 10 per cent being sheep, con-
seouently sheep sold strong, while
the bulk of the lambs sold Is
cents lower, SOS being the top on
western lambs sorted, though a cut
of the same, sold by the same sales
man, sold at S7.55, there being
three cars of each lot, made the
average sale of same only 81. 90.
AS anticipated in my letter last
week, the demand from eastern
points was good, and as there was
a larger percentage of the receipts
on the feeding order, everything
was cleaned up, with feeders SELL
ing at SIS. so to SIS. for yearling
wethers, S4. 80 to 50. 90 for two and
three year old wethers, $6.75 to
SO. IS for lambs, while fat wethers
sold mostly around SIS. so, and for
the best ewes $5.25 to SIS. so. There
has been a big demand again this
week for breeding ewes, the best
selling up to $5.75, but short
mouthed ewes going at $500 to
$4.25. Tuesday, with receipts 25,
AIS, there was no change to the
sheep trade but lambs sold mostly
10 to / SC lower than Monday, max
ing a break of 25c from the close OF
last week Wednesday there was
no change to the trade, both sheer
and lambs selling steady to firm,
but the quality was not so good
consequently quotations are lower
Thursday, with receipts 1870,
there was a better demand al
around, and while sheep were no
quotably higher, there was a firm
feeling to the trade, lambs sole
mostly 15c higher. Today, witt
receipts estimated at $1,000, tn,
demand was again strong, one bant
of Idaho lambs selling up to $3.50
the highest Of the week, but the,
were better quality than anything
here this week. All the state
east of here are short of boil
sheep and lambs, SO we are boun,
TO have good demand balanc
of the fall.
Feeders are not getting near a
many as they want, and the pack
crs today have gone short in fill
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06
IRRIGATION CONGRESS WILL
CLOSE SESSION TODAY

The session yesterday, the last
day but one of the congress, was
taken up entirely with the deliver
ing of addresses and the reading of
papers. There still remain a
number of papers which have not
been read, and, if time is not
found in today's, meeting for
them, the officials will be COM
PEELED to insert them in the Off
cia1 proceedings without having
been read before the congress.
1t is expected that some of them
may be delivered today, although
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
AND CONVENTION

Notice is herebv given that at a
regularly called meeting of the
Democratic County Central commit
tee of Elmore county, held Septcm-'
Der 1, 1906, it was ordered that
Democratic primary election be held
in the eleven regular precincts of
Elmore county on Saturday Septem-
Der 20, 1906, between the hours of
2 and 2 p. m. in Mountain Home
and Glcnn's Ferry precincts, and in
all other precincts between the
hours of 3 and p. m, for the
purpose of electing delegates from
each of said precincts to county
convention, which said convention
will be held at Mountain Home,
Idaho, in said county, Tuesday,
October 9, 1906, at 10 a. m. for the
purpose of nominating auditor, and
recorder, tax assessor and collector,
sheriff, county attorney, probate
judge, county superintendent of
schools, surveyor, coroner, three
commissioners, senator, and repre-
sentative, to name the county
central committee and transact such
other business that may come before
the convention.
The precincts Of Elmore county
are entitled to the following num-
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

Said primaries will be held in
school houses of each precinct I'M
less removed to some other place by
the judges of said primaries.
Two notices will be provided to
be posted in each precinct IS days
prior to said election. II is unlaw-
full for any person who was not af-
filiated at the last general election
with the democratic party to vote
or take any part in any such pri-
mary.
E. M. WOLFE, Chairman.
Attest, CHARLES PASCOE,
Secretary.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

WANTED TO BUY-A pair of
sound, we'll broken driving horses.
Must weigh 1850 pounds.
w. H. DUDLEY.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

FOUND-Set of lower teeth,
owner may have same by calling
at Maverick office and paying for
this notice.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

ing their orders. The outlook GER
tainly looks favorable for next
week.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

For any information with refer
ence to the celebrated Hot Springs,
located near Mountain Home, apply
to the owners, Nieukirk s. Kelsey.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

WHEN A MAN IS IN LOVE
that is his business. When a
woman is in love that is her BUSH
ness. But when they get married
and furnish a home that is our bus
mess. ]. M. COWEN & co.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-06

A bargain. A 4 horse power gas
oline engine and 4-inch pump.
Must be sold. Phillips Bros.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31

Reeering fan fslgenoe liae 5iloras
gelie opfriites, Der rigtignot Tiger
aar tilbags / 3iOen:
iii Martin 5uusbsl tommer Den
eroaroige Sognepr9it og 9ofallto-
leinipeftsr fra ct at Ndbofognene og
filler 9sn ON, at 8srnene fra en-
al Sognets Stoler maa gaIte Manos
tjerg STOP, en- At be Itpnneite qlets
ter paa oen ~Itoofattige egn.
De mad De not, ST. pa
itor. lp0er 6ausbpfs breoe ioOidlt
Soar, men jen Sing maa De LOB
me-, 5r. gaItor, 81 mda It fbnq
3pit, for ellen tns 81 ma min
&ufmano pet.
Om SfoOturen bleo til no9e'
pda Sc @iltaar, oioes life. Wer
6remoragelien df bette Life Srat.
Der i lin 5i0 me6oeltes p0dnne'
hirte" oeo ct 9britue / 5oftluno.
guo Nnleonina til. at aeoattpr
6ans peterien, oen Sang / 0aOers-
IeO, paaorO9 fig en- itprre Pengs'
tgoe.
Gu bar ST. 5ausbpi life afent
iOlgt i'm pautmano", men 9ele Sc.
ArepegaurOen til 6remmsofoltet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31
Njemnte.

qpts Se flloe bebsoe fpeciel 9ebanoling.
pa 'triotll Observation-Disclosures o Chat
sanoo9aaReoicine Go. Chattanooga, 5enness
ice, % an9ip ale SpsbomStesn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31
9etenote Oaiaa aarantsrsr for

W ottIhpW 0Sl0N 5NAAeFSNNs -
= naturligpis PEG oeres Optr9.
cen = at Den periOn, fom Optages,
forbolosr fig rolig. 0ermeO tan
6egee Barter oare tilfreoie. Dan
Iferne maa bog enOelig en- Sang os0
rolig @ftertunte tunne iige Jig ielo.
at en- inf &e9ering life iom timber
%Iadtter fan optage glementer. Der
Itrats Oil0e Itile fig / itarp Oppofi.
ton til Den, og Iom fun oil OPP
tages for uitrdfet at tunne gre
bette. Saaleoes banoler ingen Hes
qering, men be1er life 3piferne fan
babe noget at inOoenOe imoo, Il
rolige Glementer berries fra hit
Ifer6e0en / Oeres Sitting. 3pifernss
ISti1ing Ib9tfes ingenlunoe 0erpso.
,0eriom for Reiten 5pitbe0en fun
Ifur0e tribes / NoroIlespig oeo. At
DunIf6e6en bleo botot neOe meo
Itarf Saano, fad oiloe 10 Oens
I5ien6er 6abe Ret, naur Be fal0er
sen ct tinitigt pro3utt At ben tpIfs
Reaering % fraten0er Den en6Oer
Griitensbereti1elie. Oct bar ilet
life Regeringens .6enfigt at gore
De itrenge 6or6ofosregler oarige;
,8aniftrne Itufoe fun lore at in6ie.
ut 5pitsrne ogIua en- Sang fun6e
|ta6e 5aalmooig6e0en. 9erIom Sc
MI / Sc itolte 9ar bar in0Iet, at
set ligeer i 6erea t9th Snteresie at
6ofoe 30 % Breo, % At Sbiflano
life pda nogen 8etingelie sif OPP
qios NoroiEespig, % at Ser faas
feoes life er dn6et at gsre for 6em
END at ipie fig. iaa bar Regeringen
naaef 1T Maaf.
@i gentGger, Ser foreligger lite
nogen @runo til MisItemning imoo
Regeringen % & 5orbolOsregler,
fom Den Far trufet. 5remtioen bill
riIe, at Ipff6eoens Sremitriot /
RorOIesOig 9aat FOR fig uaf6angigt
az Re5eringens 5or6olosre9ler mo
0anIfbe6en, / ferite 2inie til at for
hinOre oanIfe OOergreb. 5pft6eosn
tiltager fta6igt / RoroTesoig. Den
er life no9en 0ribbusplante, Tom er
~tunItig 0reoet / @eirst. Ulen Ddn.
Iferne mao Oeo oeres Spfpriel otFe,
at De tan tadle miloere 5orbotOss
regler. De Oe0, at Re9eringen o9Iaa
fan bic an0et eno Milo6eo.
Me0 oisIe uotalelier / oct offici.
pie tpite 8luo, Ger i~ittert gengiper
cen p~rsjiiife aegerings StdnopunIt,
ipnes en- for De oanite Ssnoerjposr
o9 os 0dnite tilfreOsiti4enoe 2ss
ming at OptantsIpsrgsmaalet after
ItuOt no i en- fern 5remtio, 6em9r.
fer .9gbl."
2Il De tDlte BLADE, Der UNDER De-
hatten ON en- eDentuel Gesning a
Optantipergsmaalet bar fluttet iiJ
til oen OdnItfjen0tlige Qejr, bgrer
ogIad ogerliner 9prIen 3eitung".
Der en- Qrtitel ON bette @mne emo
life oiger tilbage for at paaitaa, at
Sesiens ~efterla0te Optegnel ler ON
bans Samtaler meo llnoer1tatsIetres
ter b. WliiAlber9 og ANDRE beje Res
9eringsautoriteter er falife. Oct Di.
erinores, at a1e Reodfter Sesiens
an%it9noige MooItdnoere / oen tDite
Oe0 bans 9eo itpnote Jig at
i9nte &adr0en og anerfenoe bans
ubefingeoe Retlinietbeo / Maal Iom
i MioIer. I'll oisIe pnIter oct
berlinite gprsblaO altIaa life at
re9nes, og u0gbl." finoer oerfor life
@runo til at tomme nermere inc
paa De sOri9e uotalelier / Den me0
Silt og 8aloe moo Ben oanite Sag
fpl0te Artitel.
n5iflioen" til oen npsf
Ooerpre ioent. nS6lespigz
i6e @ren3poit" tommer / 9nleoning
If at OOerpreiiOenten PEG fit Be-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31

0ptd p D g s m ddlet
9 snoer pfldno. Singer
eesninal - .Roroo. aag. 3ta.'
~bringer III. R. 9. Sen 10. au9
en- Qrtitel ON OptantIpergsmaal,i
/ Roronespig.
s Snoleoningen 'uotales, Al
6fterretningen ON, at man oiloe an.
penOe iterre Milobeo operfor Op4
ianterne og Optant6ernene, bdp5t
oirtet forTtemmenoe / tpfte areoil
| Noroilespig, foroi man frpateo,
for, at De proteIterenoe DANTE Der.
REQ piloe pinoe 5remgana.
Iii en- FABIAN pssIimisme mang.
Ter enbDer &nleonina, flyer glaott
Oioere. SelDfelselia bar Reseringen
mere Snteresie at at 5pif6eoen
breoer ia ! Norbilesoig, enb at al
binoe noale 6auoiniiiife oanlit
BLADES gifulo. 0erfor sr Ser bef.
fer aloris 6leben lopet 0aniferne,
al a1e Optdnter ifuIoe blioe optags
ne. iii en- iunodn OptagelIe bill
Sioen oaTaa FORT ga bore fommsn,
nnar ser | Roroflespig life mere
finoes nogen pOlitiIf 0anItbeO. Sor
fan fun oe Optanter gore
'Resnina poa Optagelie, Tom life
Blot 6oloer fig borte fra tpitfienol=
lige Sntriser, men bOis gfagtninss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31

Optantagens Orontn5.
Era en- 2anosbD / 9aoersleo Otter
amt meooeles fra paalioelig atloe
til n0onneOirte" felgenOe ON OPP
tantiagens Oroning:
Gn 9aareier, Der er Optdnt, bar
10 Sgnner, iom ban pnifeOe OPP
fa9ne / oct preusitite llnoeridatsz
for6olo. 0ette blsp imiolertiO meg
tet Dem. ifpnt badoe 5a0eren og
Sgnnerne bprer til De melt f%tilfGrz
nige % roli9e p%erIoner, Der tGns
les tan. 5olt tunOe od beler lite
f~oritaa, bOorfor oct bleo na9tet;
men nu forlbOer Oct. at Der ital p9re
hleoet foreIpurgt ON Oeres Ndz
boer, pa oa oct pplpites, At De Dor
Q m g iune al lutter odn L
ftnoeoe, funoe Optagelie itfs
lie, oa Der fra Dem nare0es 5rpgt
for politif qadpirtning / oanlf
2l1nD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31

@n goO 4opofat. 5or fort
5io iioen foreIlog ct Meolem al
oct fore RdaO / Stanton Woo6t,
at 9gnnen, meo bpilfen Meoerne
9iotil regelmesIigt bar bleoen
adbneoe, MATTE blioe itreget.
@eo 9e6anolin9en at bette @ns
erdgenoe rejite oen unge @oootat
Spiro Jig oa iagoe bl. a.:
r0erfom oct 0rejer fig ON en-
5ormfag, iaa bort meo 9ennen.
Wien nuar ri, iom jea ger set
lror pdd 9enberelie al bore gsns
ner, % mar Ri tror, at @uo be-
itbtter os, og at Ri trenser til bans
9jGlp | Dor eiOsferelie og til bort
@r6eioes gooe Suloenoelfe, ga mad
oi bolOe pdd 8pnnen.
Oil praiioenten life, Taa fan
8i ceypraiioenten trebe / bans Steo,
men Raaoets Sro mad reIpefterss.
Spem fan boe fro, at oenne 8en
bill itaoe 5ritenterne9 = Mine
6errer Sritenferel 9eriom De life
isfO tror pau SUBS geliignelie, iaa
lao Sen oog fomme neo oper Dem,
iom pnifer BEN = ia og mes oosr
Dem Ielp. Den oil life ftaoe Oem."
@opotdtens Oro bleb biIIt meb
lipligt 9ifalo at 5oriamlingsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31
Slot at hpert.
Srd

FRA aoin0efongress en-
/ as6enbaon. Reo. Or. 4nnd 8.
'S6dn, ser paa Sfpoebanen bragte
en- Eat ira De 5oreneoe Staters
apinoer, bsgDnote meo en- file,
norton 9iitOrie ira bet american.
tie G%irtusIib.
4 ct minore oMenageri" bar On
retammeren bleoen / Gorlegen6eo fpr
en- bengalif aongetiger, od Den
Mano, Der biotil bapoe beitriot @m=
.6eoet ION FABIAN, par gddet no at
.SfinOet og Isbet i'm Del.
Mun fit iaa fat pda en- 5rlanotr,
Der moo en- pasien0e Detailing og
.6oriitring ON, at Ser abfolut in9sn
.5ars par forbun0et meo 9eitiains
gen, paato9 fig at Oere Siger.
6pr 6oreiti1ingen bol0t iaa 0ps
retammeren en- Sale for oct beits
9reoe gublifum. fer ban git ino
i 8uret, i0et ban frembeoeoe, at
man Der oilOe faa at ie, boorlsoss
Den menneifelige Qanoss og Stljes@
trait bar / Stano til at femme
urIfooens oil0elte Rob0pr.
s oct iamme 6leo Der iluppet en-
magtig, afritanit 2eOe mo til ben
6engdlite 5iger, oe 0enne 0prenss
.Songe narme0e fig meo frpgtinos
gpoenoe Majeitat Den ulpttsli9s
Tiger, ser rebels Hagen frsb op
/ Den fierneite frog at 9uret. Men
Seben tom ituoig nerttttre, % Srs
tanoer gigeren troeoe, at bats FoIte
.Jins Dir fonlmen. 0d bgrte ban
.pluoietig 9bDen 6oiife:
De itdl life pare bdn9e, NTH
6erre. jeg er o9fad en- Srlen0er".
@fter at naoo6brene" iaaleoes
par pr9ientereoe for binanosn, git
5oreitiaingen i'm Sang, % =
Yu6litum beunore0e Den mooioe
0%bret9mmer.
Mils G6afp, ser fortalte' 6iitos
rien meo oct benos egne 2une, JON
gjor6e 4nef6oten oobbelt foiteifg,
6enntteoe sen til at frem69oe, at Set
NOT Oil0e buoe be0re uoIigter for
8pin0ernes Stemmeret, 6pis Men0
o9 aOinoer fit 2eiligbeO til at fen0e
binanoen iom Menne fer.
o@torp Sangen". SCR TO,
ire u9er iioen melOtes granos
@llarm / nGoingburg Gditle" UNDER
Den i%aoounfi9: 2tftenguos:jeneite.
en e~lsftriif 2eonin9 par imeltet,
men Oe0 6urtig Snoqriben af0arges
oes grdnofaren.
9a Der imiolerti6 begpnots at
rife fig 9egn til Panit / 5oriams
raabte @uostieneitens 9ez
ser: nglio Tiooenoe. Gft er MI /
Or6en. ouo os fpnge r@lorp
Oct aioroe man, og meoens man
v9et bliOer Simlsn. ia Sim
len for mig. fettes set at mango,
at De bar bfeoen reobeoe fra noget,
fom let tunoe baoe meofert en- az
1tfnffs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31
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