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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
REMARKABLE TEST


Hyolnei Has Been Known for Years
and Is Guaranteed to Cure Catarrh.
We have given Hyomei most
thorough and remarkable test.
The remedy has made 50 many
cures that we have urged its use in
the most chronic cases of catarrh.
Preathed for few minutes four
times a day. through the inhaler that
comes with every OUTFIT, it soothes
the irritated mucous membrane of
the nose. throat, and lungs. kills
the catarrhal germs, and restores
compIete health. It's healing, anti
septic fragrance penetrates to the
most remote air passages, as no Tnedi-
cine taken into the stomach can pos
siblv do. Immediate relief almost
always follows the use of Hyomei,
and great benefit is seen after few
DAYS treatment.
The complete T5sonei outfit costs
only 81, and consists of an inhaler
that can be carried in the pocket or
plIrse. and viii last q lifetime, a med
icine dropper. and bottle of Hyomei.
If this is not sufncient for a complete
cure, additional bottles of Hyomei
can be obtained for so cents.
Compare this small expense with
the fees charged by specialists.
If you cannot obtain Hyomei Of
your dealer. 1t viii be forwarded BY
mail. postage paid, on receipt o. price
write today for a free sample bottle
and consultation blank that viii eu-
title YOU to services of our medical
department without charge. The r.
7. Booth Company, Hyomei building,
Ithaca, n. Z.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
4 .clcan AEonex9 BIN.

washington. Feb 6.-Representa-
tive Fowler On. il has introduced a
"ciean money bill which provides
that any person or corporation having
mutilated or worn currency may send
1t by registered mail to the treasury OF
the United States and receive. in ex-
change new currency without postage
or registration fee either way The
bill also appropriates 100000 for the
transportation of worn out currency
from subtreasuries and fiscal agents of
the government to the treasury of the
United States and for the return OF
new currency.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
TuekIest Man i'm Arkansas.

I'm the 1uckiest man in Arkansas. -
writes H L. Stanley Of Bruno. since the
restoration of my wifess health after i've
wears of continuous coughing and bleed
ing from the lungs: and I owe my good
fortune 10 the worlds. greatest medicine.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consunlp-
ton. which / know from experience will
ei7re consumption If taken in time NY
wife improved with first bottle and z
bottles Completed the cure Cures the
worst coughs aad colds or money refund
ed. At the Arnold Drug Co, s21 North
Kansas ave. so cents ard s1.g0 Trial bot
fin free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
FUNSTON WILL WRITE.
To Ask Congress to Aid Families Of
Heroes Of Meade Disaster.

San Francisco. Feb. 6.-Brigadier
General Frederick Funston made
known yesterday his intention of writ
ing to the war department to suggest
that congress be asked to pass a bill
appropriating SO, 900 each to the fam
Hoseman Thomas Hennessy. who gave
up their lives in the fire on board the
army trans TT Meade. The appro-
priation will be asked On the ground
that the men lost their lives in the eff
fort to save gOVernmeht propertv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
TO SHIP 100000 BRICK.
lola Firms Big Contract With Garden
City Sugar Refinery.

lola, Kan, Feb. 6.-The lola Brick
company, which holds one Of the con-
tracts for material for the new sugar
refinery at Garden City, Kansas. will
begin shipping on their first order,
100000 building brick soon. The
other firms interested viii not ship for
are delivered from the lola manufoc-
turers the sugar efinery company VIII
have spent over 100000 in this city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
Wild AnteIone xear NrePI,erson.

Mcpherson. kas., Feb. 6.-An an
teiope, not quite full grown. was seen
Yesterday about three miles south
west of town The eldest son OF L. S.
WeIch, the liverynan, was out driving
for a commercial man; both saw the
animal and recognized it at once. 1t
was very wild and they we're unable
to approach it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06

Cfriggs-So You think you are qualified
for position on the board of health?
been giving me board Of health food for
the past two years.-Boston Transcript.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
stnndard Ieasine I.anls.

EnpOria, Kas., Feb. st is evil
dent that the Standard Oil company
expects the Amerieus Gas and OIL
company to make a strike near Amer
icus. It is said that the Standard
has leased most of the Neosho valley
from Emporia to Dunlap at 50 an
acre the year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06

Topeka. Smith was removed to Christ
hospital in an ambulance.
Reon1ar Train SchednIe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06

selves in mass and cheered Justify. It
vas such an unusual demonstration
that the great majority of the visitors
doffed their hats.
Tables seating sixty-five had been
spread cut in attractive fashion in the
basement Of the church and as there
were considerably more than three
hundred ia. the party by the time
0Eaga was reached it was of course
out of the question TO serve all at once.
So while one party of sixty-five were
satisfying the inner man the remainder
were upstairs in the main part Of the
church enjoying the speeches ana ex-
changing greetings from the visitors
and their hosts.
]. w. Dunn, cashier of the Onaga.
State bank was master of ceremonies
at this meeting. He introduced Major
r. W. Jenkins, who was for many
years land commissioner for the Union.
Pacific. and who now makes his home
in Of1aga, and Peter Gurtler. president
of the Commercial club Of the town
who delivered brief addresses of well
come. Both gentlemen expressed the
opinion that the opening of the new
road would bring Onaga and Topeka in
closer touch with each other to the
mutual benefit of both
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06

For the FORMAL OPENING Of the road the
officials Of the Union Pacific invited the
members Of the Commercial club Of To-
peka and their friends to make up the
party. This invitation vas accepted
with an enthusiasm when the party
gathered at the Union Pacific station
IN North Topeka at o'clock yesterday
morning. Although the morning was
one OF the coolest which has been ex-
..arle-.oea - this vicinity ibis season
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06

We do not want you to come there
and trade with our business people, We
everything that you can. But when you
want something that you cannot get
here, we want you to come to Topeka
for it. We are saying this not only to
you but to everyone all over Kansas
We do not want anyone to get a thing
out Of the state which can be purchased
in it. Our motto is Kansas first, last
and all the time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
president EollIdaY speaks.

Mayor ". Il. Davis and Charles <.
Holiday replied for the party. On
behalf of the Commercial club and the
business men of Topeka, said Mr.
Holiday, 81 wish to tender our heart
felt thanks for this cordial welcome we
have received. When the Commercial
club was invited by the Union Pacific.
to make the initial trip over the new
road, it took US just about thirty min
utes to get two hundred business men
rom5se to make the trip and more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
Puzzles for Letter Carriers.
n Francisco Chronicle


One of the greatest problems that now
faces the postoffice authorities is the distri-
button of the mails to the right place. In
the words of one of the clerks, the depart
ment not only does not know where it is
at" but does not know where anybody
else is at" Before the fire every clerk in
the office had the routes on which the large
firms were situated we'll in mind, and as
soon as a letter came for one of the we'll
known houses 1t went into the proper pig
eonhole with unfailing accuracy. Now all
that is changed. Those firms that were
formerly neighbors are far apart, and the
whole system has to be learned anew, which
Is slow work. This retards sorting of the
mails and in turn makes the delivery slow.
Immediately after the fire the amount of
matter fell off to such an extent that a
number of the carriers were sent over to
Oakland, but these have been recalled and
are now trying to solve the problem of To-
cation.
THE main difficulty is to keep the num-
Der of deliveries up to the Standard said
little wickiup in the burned district has
hung out a sign and expects to get five de-
Hveries day. The locations are entirely
changed and the problem is almost beyond
human power to solve. At the same time
a large number of firms have gone into the
Fillmore district, and that changes the To-
cations in that part of the city.
I'VE do the best we can. We have all
the new addresses we can get at hand, but
the locations we formerly had in memory
are useless to us now. and almost every
letter requires to be Looked up and assigned
to the proper route. All these firms are
calling for the same service and number
of deliveries they had before the fire. And,
to make things merrier, the mails are con-
tinuing to pour in with increasing volume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
Special Cut Prices to Wednesday Night.

secure the baboon, the keeper Offering re
food while the owner tried to come to
close quarters
Herr Windhorn's foot caught in net and
he slipped, whereupon the baboon at once
made a furious onslaught on him, fasten-
ing his teeth In the collectors leg II was
impossible to shake off the powerful beast.
In his effort TO release himself Herr Wind
horn tried to force open the jaws of the
baboon with his hands. He was In a meas
ure successful but the baboon quickly fast
ened his fangS in Herr Windhorn's right
hand which was injured even more ex-.
tensively than the leg. The keeper, who
hurried to his masters aid quickly be-
came the subject Of attack, the balloon in
ficting several bites on him, while the
boatswain of the liner was also bitten.
The beast afterward refused to be OVER
come by half a bottle OF whisky, and a
dose of opium powerful enough to poison
ten men was also given him In bottle or
lemonade without effect. Eventually
large grating was fixed outside the compan-
ion way, and then, by means OF a display
of fruit, the brute was cOaXed near IL, and
as he stretched an arm through the graf
ing to grasp an orange he was secured
Legs and arms were at length tightly
dashed after which the baboon, attached TO
the grating. was returned TO his cage, and
then released. He died four days later,
and Herr WindhOrn says he thinks death
was due to a broken heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
FIGHT WITH A BABooN.
Desperate Struggle With the Animal
on Shipboard.
From the London Tribune.

From the London Tribune.
An exciting story of a baboon's escape
from Its cage on the Union-Castie liner
Comrie Castle was told when the vessel
reached Plymouth yesterday on the way to
London, with large collection of wild ami
mails on board. including five wolves and
eight zebras, the property of Herr Wind
horn.
Herr Windhorn, who for thirty years has
collected wild animals, which he sells to
dealers and geological gardens, said the
baboon stood feet inches in height, and
was very wild. About a week after leaving
Cape Town 1t broke out of its cage. but
fortunately the escape was discovered be-
fore the animal reached the deck. For
two days, however. 1t was at liberty in
the hold, showing fight whenever it was
approached.
An effort to snare the baboon by the car
30 nets was found impracticable on account
OF the ifteen-feet leaps which the animal
made whenever 1t was approached At
len2tb Herr Windhorn ventured into the
hold with his keeper and endeavored to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
OK Mems and Women's
OOSeSI.so Grade Oxfords

The women's come in four styles:
Butcher or oxford Ties. with me-
dunn leather and medium or high
covered heels. Men's White or
Colored Duck High and Low Shoes;
S1.50 values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
Early Settlement.

In the square north between E street and
f. 10th and 18th streets. there were early
purchases, building and settlement. though
ths. first valuation was reduced from to @
eerts. In 1920 It was from 10 to 20 cents
In 1900 the lot at the northwest corner OF
10th and E streets was owned by Michael
Sharks and j. J. Dermott, while those adj
Joining on the west belonged to Capt. Peter
Lenox. builder. In 1902 the buildings bore
500 and SEQ on the two lots which were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
OF. Misses and Child's
OOSs SI.25 Low Shoes.

Patent leather and vici kid on
ford ties; Gibson ties. ''Theo"
wide. ribbon ties and strap slip
pers that look well, wear well
and are cool and comfortable;
sizes UP to rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
A Doctors Ruse.

From the British Medical journal.
A lady in high position was convinced that
all kinds OF foreign bodies found their way
into her throat and stuck there. Nothing
was ever to be seen. she went about splut-
tering and choking. especially when she
went out to dinner. till life became a burden
to her and to those about her
At last she found rhys-cian who relieved
her suffering. The method was simplicit.
itself. He laid In a stock OF small coins
fragments OF bones. feathers. small tangies
3f hair, pieces of wax and the like uncon-
sidered triaes and triumphantiy removed
one or the other of these objects as the oc-
casion required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
French Advice to the Gear.

From lie Radical OF Paris.
you tthe czarl do not read your French
history sufficiently. At the present moment
you are behind Louis XVI. The douma
is clamoring for a Mirabeau-Barnaye-L La
moth-Chapelier cabinet II is really time
to send for Necker. and you are still at
Calonne. Catch up with the husband OF
Marie Antoinette as soon as possible. Do
more. Go beyond him. IL viii be the best
and surest way not 10 make history repeat
itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
WHITE SHOES RADICALLY CUT.

All our women's 81 grade White
Sea Isle Duck Butcher and Gibson
Ties. with large or small eyelets:
also Pumps: with leather or COW
cred white heels.
Mems Snappy. Flexible-soled.
White Linen. Big-eyelet Butcher
OXfords.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29

Il don't understand why Guzzeil should
indulge In such maltreatment of his wife.
Simple enough. He INDUCES In matt
treatment OF himself and friends before ne
goes home to his ife"-Phladelphia
Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29

value remained. Soon after George Seitz, a
baker, bought the ground and erected
dwelling and bakery, removing from a store
at the corner of and 18th streets. and he
and his son conducted business here half a
century or more
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
g5arens Aptten.

Sntet Steo / belle Oct tejierlige
qalaos bliper Der bolot laa ltreng
0agt og Spipn, Iom i De Bum, bpor
aeiIerens Maaltioer tilbereoes. Dis.
ie Hum lisger ganite aflonoret ira
Smperoenen, o9 oct er forbunoen
meo megen 9aniteligbeo at 6lioe inos
laot. Selp ON man tommer for at
a~ilepere 0arer, Der er beltilt til Den
tsjierlige !0ofboloning. bl.per man
nsje unoeripgt % maa tunne legis
timere zig. Reoenltaaenoe interess
Iante MeooeleIier itplotes en- inf
Opertot, ipm bar p9ret beitGftiset
/ oct tejierliae aetten / ginterpalaos
let | oe iioite tire g(ar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er meset rums
melist, mutt og prattiit inorettet;
Der ~beiteftiges ober bunoreoe Mennes
tier.
Den eperite aettendef bar en-
GARLIC Sage at 1000 puno Sters
ling ban bar Rang meo en- General
og paa fine utaaise Snlpettionsreis
Ter optr9oer ban aanite fom en- 9es
ianot. Gbefens fornemite gsit9ftieelie
er at ppiinbe nbe Retter os Urge for,
at Der alto sr noget etstra, Tom fan
patte Gsarens Qppetit. Den be-
rsmte Mano tilbrinser ofte babe
eler belle Dage | fit elegant uoitpreoe
pripate Soften for at opfinbe %
Iammenf9tts De l9freite DESSERTS.
Opifrifterne paa ale oisie 9erlis
beber forbliper IelpfsleeIis en- itor
9emmeIiebeo. 8ejier Hicolai err en-
flor aenber at gob Mao og pfrer
bper Dag nogen sio paa at fammens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Gcoar falls, Sa.

9etorationsoa9en er Ell itor DAG
/ oe fleite at 9anoets 9per; o9ida
beri 9Den bar en- itor 5oridmltn1
tommen til Steoe / parten for al
feire oenne Dag. Geodr Sails 8anr
lom bar Sro for at p9re ct al o.
beoite / Soma. ipileoe Tlere 0umre,
IiQeiom ct Sungtpr fra State g1or.
nal Shool fang nogle Sdn9e. BRO.
fesior aeln talte ON 9a9ens 8e.
tponing og fremoro9 flere imutte
5rqf ON entelte SDloaters 5apper-
heo % ON Den 6ele 09rs gropur.
Oct par meo lioefrem ge9ejitring,
at Den fore 6orIamlin9 UNDER BRO
Fesior 5uaertons aeoelie fang n4me'
rica" til Slutning.
Wr. g. Subj bar pGret dlpor.
Zig Ina for en- 5io. men er MI beore,
Iaa Der pentes, at ban mart bill bore
fuloit9noig raft igen.
Ra5aretb Menigbeos 8pinos.
%forening afbolot Meoe 5orsoa9 D
81. Maj, o9 pdlgte felgenoe Stprelit
for BET fpmmenoe Oar:
lRrs. e. 8. Hielien, Yreiioent
Wlrs. 9orsluno, Setreter, og Wfrs
81. Shmiot, aasierer.
9ostompagniet giper igen
9(or geitaftigelie for en- Del al Sc
rar 5als .gtrbejOere, od Oct LEGION
i 5ior logger 0aspiber omtring
@aoernr og inc / 5olts .6uie, 6pol
De eniter oct.
6armerne gl9oer iig oper, a
Ri bar facet parmt 9ejer igen. ol
Der par END ogiaa cen, Der fortaltc
at Wiajien gror iaa raft nu, at ban
n9Iten fan here oct.
Nobo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
&orreiponoaneer
Grecnpiae, Mid.

Gn Yige peo Napn glarta -
ontom BERTH fra 9oaano, 8anmart,
9irsoa9 Den %. Maj; Rdsmus
Qnoerfen, 5airplain bdpOe pentet
fenoe / nogle 0age, ban er NOT liot
I 5amilie meo 6enoe og Ida burti5
fom Ri fit telepboneret til bam oni
benoes 4ntomit, tom Jan efter benoe.
SUN bill NOT efter en- lges Sio prepe
at faa ploos per / g1en.
= Games 9urfee, Ell Mdler fra
90. Rapios, iom bar opbolbt fig
Der / gpen ct 9ars 5io, begif Selps
moro / Snsodgs Morges / Geniral
6ouie, 6por ban boeoe. 6an Tar
pulsaaren pber peo 6aanoleoet. !6an
Ifol babe miitet i'm 6uitru og 3
9grn 1 0e iiofte 3 Nar. o9 Ser ii9es,
at oct bar 9runben til, at ban
oioroe Gnoe pda fit Gin. Oct ipoer
10 lite ilet iaa TENT at 9iDe BET til
@runo, Tom at iige grenoeDinsorit
BAR 8runoen.
HeTte Samtalempoe afboloe5.
ON @ro bill, 6os $. 9. oarien (Sios
nep) Spnoagen Den 10 SUM- ST. ?
@ftermiooag. 4ae er peltOmmen.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Sill Misiiunen San Jraneisco.
(gnb pibere mobtaeet.)

NShO otpt'S H'opiuDStD
GuIbine, @eb.: g. 0iellen, Gbr.
2arlen u9 s. u 9arien bner 81; q.
Sepien og u. :. 9eoerien 10. SOC.
2usan, Neb.: u. Seplen o9 u.
Srantlen bper 81; &asmus Yeoer=
len ug en- unRont buer SOC.
@eit granb, Sa.: Solicit / Mes
ni9beoen SO.
&inelteb, Sa.: Sens Senritien,
Yalt. @. s. Nielien, Sgr9en Sem
len, s. s. Gbriitenlen, M. Yeter>
len, Sprsen Tasmusieu, $. g.
Nielien, Cars &obinien, s. u. Ma-
tbialen, Ell unepnt, 8nub gonidz
fen, Svrsen gunnibien, Subn 6en-
ritien buer 81.
Sibfuib, isis: .. ep. /. M9b.
$34.85.
3rufant, Miid.: Sifer / ct. 9bu=
mas os ct. Sgrsens Wtgbor. $50.
Maple Iallep, isis: Seren Soer-
len, @iels Sousaaro, :. .. Shipper
boer 81.
Gbicaso, ST.: SiluamsM eb $50.
Council Yluiis, Sa.: 8pr 5rel=
iers M9b. uioere 81.
CORDOBA, Nebr.: Z 6. Yeterien,
Sranf Spbnion, Sob. Sobnlun, $.
80. Sanlen boer 81; Nis Sgrgen=
fen os 9ars Semen bper 81.
8eruna, @ebr.: 2ars Sanlen So;
6. q. Yeterien So; Wirs. $. Yeter=
fen, g. Simonien, Sans Dahl 10.
so.
2ootins @lals, @ebr.: 8etbania
M9b. 1855.
Nance Co., Neb.: Vetblebems
W9b. SOTO.
Nettelier.
s forrise Suffering lfuloe unoer
Hacine, isis p9ret tilfgjet -Sm=
manuels Meni9beo, % Spar 0iss
fen so ltal p9re Soar @ielien So.
". W. 4nberen n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Stolens 3atalog.

Dana college os Srinitp Semi
narps aotalos for Stoleaaret 1906
1907 forelieeer M faroig os
faas gratis peo 6enpenoelIe til
Sfolens 5%Oritanoer, prof. s. y.
Senien, Dana College, Blair, Nebr.
Di benleoer Opm9rfiombeoen
oerpaa for at iise til De unse Mens
neifer blanot port Jolt, fom tanfer
paa at saa paa Sfole: Strip efter
nebnte aaidlos cs aenneml9s ben
for at is, bpao oenne StoIe bpoer;
Refultatet bill ba fitfert bIipe, at )
beitemmer eoer for at saa BERTH.
Denne Stole er netop oronet meo
napnte unse Menneiters Tarb for
gje.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

iette Spiieisolen til Miood9en. De
sprige Maaltioer er ganite tarpeli9s.
Den fprite 5rotoit, fpm in0tdges
paa SIagst s, beitaar fun at &c,
Safe % G6otolaOe, BERTH en- let
5iIferet me0 &apiar. 9ad 5orfoitz
boroet finoss ogiad alto 8aaielsz
perppitej, Ser bprer til G5drens gnos
lingsretter. Den dn0en 5rptoit ipiz
fes ST. II og beitaar | Reglen at
Suppe, en- fplO &ebret meo Sdlat,
SO og 8~aeo9rf; men Ben tore
0ineer, Ser inotages peo 5%emtioen,
or oct egentli9e fore Maaltio 6bor
ser ierperes en- Mengoe 3etter.
Gn Major faar bper Dag at
3eiIeren Ielp uoleperet Spiieieolen,
Iom ban iad oberleperer Sen pperf tie
>tendef, Ser igen la0er Ben gaa
pioere til i'm llnOer6ef.
Taar Oineren er faroig, imdaer
Majoren paa bper 3et, iad oct er
BAN, ser bliper Offer for en- epens
tuel 6orgiftning.
Mlajoren lebiuger 5jenerne meO
Maoen oirette fra aettenet og op
til Spiieialen; Der imager ban igen
paa MaOen / Sberparelie at aejs
leren, o9 idu enOelig letter Den tejs
ierIiee 6amilie fig til 9oros.
Miooagen 6egpnber alto meo
20 ort en- rusiiit Suppe, iom
&ejieren i9rlig pn0er; oerefter fplger
parme pg toloe aporetter, entrees,
8empier, Sulater, 5uglepilot og
enoelie &onfett at aae Sld9s So,
auger, 5rugt o9 oertil me9et ijeloz
ne Nine. S6e eler Wuofa.
5or Oe teiierlige gern tiQaoes en-
MGn9oe feOe Eager / a1e mulige
6Ormer; peiaa peo 9ilbereoelfen at
bisie 9etterier baaaes meo oen itsrz
ite 5priigtigheo pber, at aft gaar rig
tigt til og at intet ifaoeligt anbenoes
peo Silbereoelien Oct fejierlige
apttenperionale haber ubpre bpje
9pnninger og faar / oct belle en-
u0m9rtet 5orplejning, men er egentz
Iig Sanger. De bliber iaa me9et TOM
muli9t bolbte ofion6reoe fra Oms
peroenen, og naar oe en- enfelt Sang
FAR 5ribag Og 9dar no at fpaoiers,
fud er Set fun UNDER Spfigt at en-
Snipetter, ser igen bebogtes at flere
6emmelige politimano.
6bis oct b%irfelig eaar iaa itrengt
til, turoe set bore tdrpeli9t @l9be
at petl90e en- iaa Fprnem Yoit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

me piier ia, naar ban anoet Steo5
(SiOe 5S2) Tiger; De nnae Mennss
FER mad hoppe % ipringe eller Dog
hare noaet at gpre. iDm De bar 9nit
til, "a man fan life forbp0e Dem Def.
li1eIom set 6ener lite par goot, 1T
man for6eo Dem dlt2"
goar man iom ben. Der %itrip.r
DisIe oinier, ielp itaar miht / ling
oomsarbejoet, ga er BET forfriItenoe
life Blot at ie frem efter, men o9iad
bDppigt at itue tilbage o9 ie, bpor
leoes oeIuu oenne Sag bar bait en-
Stp al @ioner og 5dlsmeno. Wen
ct iaaodnt 3ilbageblit mdd tilifnnSe
ps til life Blot at taffe SUB for De
Nrbeioere, ban bar ienot, men o9fad
beOe ham ON at ienoe itaoig flere.
Maatte Ri fod mango 9eoere meo
en- ida inoerlie % bdrnli9 5ro ION
Sutbsr % Wiliams, meb en- iads
ean gsnnens Strait. meo en- idaodn
&Grligbeo "a 5oritaaelie at De un9e
Iom oisie 10 M9no. ia ga ifdl ling
oomsiagen gaa en- lns 5remtio
Me0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
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