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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
AIOdEptt-MhitneY.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. I6.-The wedding of Miss
Hannah Lawrence whitney, daughter OF the
late Stephen whitney Of this city. and william
Tilden Blodgett Of New York, son OF the late
". +. Blodgc't, took place at the home Of the
brides mother this afternoon. Bishop Dnsne
of Albany, a family friend OF both the BRIDE
and thr bridegroom, Oficiated. The hest man
was MILAN Hooper Of Boston, 2 classmate of
the bridegroom ut Harvard, Following the
Wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. BlodGrtt
lelt for New YORK. They viii sail Tor u winter
in Italy on November 20. the New York
guests. who cumc IN a siyecinl car, included
Mayor and Mr.. George B. Mcclellan. MIRA.
Charles Bcrry man, MIR. and Mrs, LOrilard
Spencer. Nlr. and Mr.. Charles Dickie and Miss
Dtrkie. Mr.. and Mr.. Egprton Winthrop, MIR.
aniMrs. NoTr = \ .in~Ip. Mr., andMI-. Reg mad
T. -hOp, MIR. Bnd Mr.. bTddt-h Johnson. Miss
Eleanor DiOd Gpti, t,-n. and Mrs. Naruum. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert huntington, Mr.. and Mrs.
ROOert stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kerr
nochsn, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon BurnhaTn, Miss Hunting IN Ter
Parsons. the Misses Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Delano. Judge and Mrs. W. X. Town
send. The New Haven guests included
President Hadlsy OF Yale aud Mrs. Hadley,
and the Rev. aud Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONCERT.
Musio Written and Performed by People
OF African Descent.

There is q pretty theory that the colored
race is intensely musical, but it has only
slight support from facts. There have
been few real musicians among the negroes
and fewer composers. Those who have
composed have been mostly OF the music
hall order. For these reasons a concert
given in Mendelssobn Hall last night was
specially noteworthy. The purpose Of
the entertainment was to give a hearing to
some Of the slighter productions Of the dis
tingIished English composer. s. Coleridge-
Taylor, who is, though born in London 81
years ago. half African.
He was himself the chief performer Of
the evening and his assistants were mu-
sicians Of the colored race. Many colored
persons were in the audience, but probably
through fear Of making themselves con-
spicuous they failed to give the composer
an enthusiastic demonstration There was.
however. no lack of applause, because the
whites in the assembly did moi hesitate TO
express their approval heartily.
Mr.. Coleridge-TayIor oficiated at the
plano and his assistants were Lola john
son, soprano; Harry 7. Burleigb, barytone,
and Felix Fowler Weir. violin ist. With
such 4 slender force i was impossible to
present any OF the composer ) more serious
works. In Fee ruaTy. 1904. the Church
Choral Society produc cod his "~Atonement. !"
a sacred cantata, dca ling with the Passion
OF { hr st., In spite Of the somewhat SEN
tineriHl character of some Of its melodies
the work made a good impression. The
composers c%sntata, -Hiawatha," is con-
sed"d generally TO be his masterpiece.
These works ought to be heard while he
Is IN this country.
Last nights concert was devoted TO the
performance Of some pilno and violin
pieces and some Oug Some Of the music
exhibited Mr.. Colerilge-TayloI's musician
snip IN the artistic treatment OF negro
in"lodies, while others, such ~ the IN
tef'>iiug setting of Mrs. ~BrowninR's When
some beloved voice were examples OF
h~ work in the broader domain OF general
muSiy. That strong feeling for tho SEN
euou5 qualities Of his art which might be
expected from onc Of the composers blood
was found in all the numbers, but 1t was
guided by scholarship. This mar OF
African descent at any rate ts musical
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
OBITUARY.

DR.. Ferdinand Beach. a practising physician
in this city for forty years. died on Thursday
in Santa Barbara, Cal, where he went a
year ago for his health. He was 90 years old.
He was born In. New Haven and was a member
of a well known family. He was graduated
from the medical school at Yale In 1854 and
served as an army surgeon until the end
OF the civil war. lie was a m OF the
County Medical Society. His brother. Dennis
Beach, was q prominent Democratic politician
IN WestShestsr ooTpty R Sad w %srF SS9cI NnSPs
Gleason Short. She and four cnlldren sur
vive him.
Charles Gould. Is years old. Of 2I3 High
street, Brooklyn, and the oldest employees In
the navy yard. died suddenly yesterday In
one OF the rooms in building No. Z. IN which
in WWhicb he worked. lie usually went out
to luncheon at noon, but yesterday ne told
his fellow workmen that he would remain ana
dead deSSd TPsn yard pSysicisn said that death
resulted from apoplexy. He was a cIVl war
veteran and had been employed In the navy
Charles Gould. Jr.
Mrs. Anna II. Pratt. wife OF OF Spencer 7.
Pratt. died on Thursday at her home, ~
sixth year. She was DEVOTED to missionary
work in the CONGREGATIONAL denomination
Church. In addition to her. husband. she
leaves three sons, one OF whom. the Kew.
John T Pratt; Is the pastor OF ths First Con-
John sutton died at his home in Red Bank,
y. j.. yesterday. aged, nearly ~. He Joined
Nnvesink Lodge of Odd Fellows In Is4S and
the year following was elected treasurer.
which position he flled until he died, During
his term M Mayor Of He'd Bank the water
works system was established and IL was
through his efforts that the town owns the
lie leaves a widow and five chill
dren,
Or. 7. NJ. A'Heron died on Thursday night
At his home In Hampton Junction. ". j., OF
BriRht's disease. He was 30 years old. DIR.
Aii1cron was born In Ireland and came to
this country about thirty years ago. For
many years he was the Central kallro9d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
MOVE FOR DEEP WATERW N.
Organization Formed TO Urge on Congress
Mississippi Improvement

MISSISSIPPI improvement
ST. LOUIS. Nov. l6.-The deep waterway
convention came to an end this afternoon
with the election OF officers and a board Of
governors TO head the permanent organiza-
ton, which embraces in it's scope the Gull,
Mississippi Valley and Lake States.
w, K. Kavanaugh OF st. Louis, president
OF Virgins Ferry, is president, and William
+. Saunders, secretary OF the Business
Mems League. St. Louis, is secretary.
The resolutions adopted set forth that
the waterway / 9 a uniform depth Of fourteen
feet; except over mitre sills Of locks, where
IL shall lie twenty-one; thai transportation
facilities are insufficient and that the as
ISOLATION favors appropriations OF sufficient
amount to meet the growing needs Of the
nation; that the association recommend
to its representatives in Congress assidu-
GUS and untirin9 efforts TO get an appro-
priation Of s3I 900 900 to develop the deep
waterway.
The first meeting OF the permanent or
ganization will DO held at Washington,
December O..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17

n his training in his art has developed
his natural gifts without altering them.
One Of the gems of the concert was "A
Coon Song" q thoroughly artistic setting
OF verses by Paul Laurence Dunbar, the
colored poet, u with a pretty quality Of
voice, with taste and feeling by Mr.. Bur
leigh. MIR Weir creditably performed
some gypsy arrangements. A taking
song called SMinguillO," with an old Spanish
text, would doubtless AVE pleased better
IL II had been delivered by a more capable
singer than Miss johnson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
News or Play. and PLAYERS.

Harrison Hunter will replace John Blair
when Miss Lena Ashwell goes IN tour with
"The Shulamite." Mr.. Blair will continue
to appear with Nine. ALA Nazimova at the
Princess Theatre.
The name Of Paul Wilstach's play in
which Charles Cart wright In 20 star under
the management of the ShuLerts has been
changed from -Keegan's Pal" to THE
Eastman Case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
SAYS HIS WIFE MADE HIM SCRUB.
Husbands Answer to the Suit oS . Beef.
stead johns Daughter.

Supreme Court Justice bowling reserved
decision yesterday on an application by
Augusta C.. Diel, daughter of Billy Frank,
who is better known as Beefsteak John.
for alimony and counsel fee pending the
trial Of her suit for a separation from Daniel
j. Diel, an electrical contractor, whom che
married two years ago.
Mrs. Diel says that she lived with her
husband for twenty months, but that his
conduct becane uDbearable. he went
home to her father. Diel lays hat a. Q
matter of TACT his wife lay around watching
him wash the dishes and scrub the floors
until he rose in rebellion. He says that
his wife hates housekeeping and left his
home for hat reason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
Came warden Charged With Murder Is
Acquitted.

W-ILKEsBARRE, Pa. Nov. l6.--Gnme War
den Frank Rowe, charged with the murder
Of Adam Reskus. whom no shot in self
defence after Reskus had fred at him and
Reskus's companion had shot him in the
legs, was acquitted to-day. A fund was
raised Ivy the sportsmen of the Site for
the defence OF Rowe and sportsnen oF other
StItea had contributed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
Increases It's Capital to sIO,O 900. 900.

ALBANY. Nov. 18.-The Kings County
Electric Light, Heat and Power Company
to-day filed with the Secretary of State a
certificate of increase Of capital from $780,
600 to SO, coo 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
VIA, or Must Tell Grand Jury o: NIcgcei
Bribery

CINCINNATI. Nov. is.-The Grand Jury
to-day ordered Mayor Dempsey to appear
IN connection with his declaration made
in a campaign speech that he had been
approached by various persons immediately
before he assumed Office and Immediately
after he became Mayor with propositions
that were unlawful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
U. S. AFTER TURPENTINE Trust.
Is Said 60 Re One q standard Oi's SUBJ
sidiRry Concerns.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. i6.-Evidenoe IL
accommodating that the Government pro-
poses to investigate the turpentine trust.
This is supposed 10 be one of the Standard
Oil subsidiary concerns.
Alexander Alderman, United States At
torney for the Southern District of Georgia.
il said 90 be working on evidence To be
presented TO the United States Grand Jury
hero next month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17
P~rIzenghter Dies From BLOW Received In
the RIng.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 18.-Mike
Ward OF Sarnia, Ont, died to-day from a
knockout in his fight last night with Harry
Lewis of Philadelphia.
Lewis, his second, Frank O'Brien of
Philadelphia and Referee Eddie Ryan Of
Detroit were among those arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17

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cLEMENr-BAyARo Loc0MoBmE S& N. SIMPLEX
COLUMBIA L0llER sTEARNS
DARRAcQ MATHEs0N sTEvENs.DURYEA
De DIETRICH NORTHERN sTUDEBAkER
~0EcAuvlllE %0lDsM0BILE THOMAS
GILMORE PACKARD WALTER
ENGLISH DAIMLER PAMHARD WMTHAM ORIENT
FIAT PEERLESS WiNT0N
PIERCE GREAT ARROW
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17

rnaTYEoURIH M rHIRTYFFTA STREETS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

fornemite 9ejitli9e, en- OaIoig
5triosmano % en- glimrenoe 5alst.
5oruoen BAN par Der fire, fem
anore giifopper. flere 0eolemmer
al 9arlamentet, for6enoarenoe hi
niitre o.i.O. OH. 9tt par ct
aampmp0e, Iom bar BARREL ON, at
en- oeloig Strioens Brand par
tGnot / Sinoene. % man be6Goer
lite at bGre Spaamano for at
f%oruoii9t, at oenne 9rdn0 life oil
flutes iaa let. Den itri6enoe Sir
fe bill 6aooe I'm Ret at opora5e
Slagterne, ION tommer. MooitanO
pil relies, strioen oil famine, ino-
til Be 10 ftrioenoe Magter. airte
% Stat, timber i'm 5orioning, og
oct maa bel tunne ife. u6en at Ser
for nogen to9er Sfaoe pad in
Stal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Iuslan0 laancr Ycngc.
81 Ylif bag aulisierne.

5 gegpnoelien al 5ebruar .. u,
- Iaaleoes beretter en- qariiertorz
Respondent til Spectator" ben
penote oen r~usiiite aegerin9 fig III
Den frantic uoenrig5miniiter, Rous
pier, angaaenoe OptageIien al ct mt
rusIiit Statslaan.
3usiernes financiele Sitting bar
paa bette 3iospuntt meget trpts
tet, og R%egeringen bar oerfor intes
resieret / at fua Sagen oronet iad
burtig iom muligt.
Wlen netop / oenne 3io BAR
6rantrig Optaget al Marottotonz
flitten, Og llnoerban0lin9erne /
2llgeciras 6apoe enonu lite fslt
til noget ReIultat.
3ouoier Toareoe oerfor De rus
fife uoienoinge, at Der in0til Oioere
lite funoe tages Sitting I'll
Sperg6mdulet. Wlen ban rao0eo,
Dem til at forelaa rstte 0eotoms
men6e at faa Oumden iammentalOt,
i0et ct Iuaoant Striot benimo0
rroneoe 5ilitanoe maaIte tunoe
title 5rantri9s Banter gunitigere
cOer for 2aaneiagen.
s inooieoe 8reoie pil man pioe,
at lloenri9sminiiteren paa bette
2iospuntt bar it9rtt ~perionlig IN
teresIeret / 2adnets Sroning, 0a
ban not ipetulereoe paa at opnla
poiten iom 6bef fer oct betenote
gantierbus gGre0it 2ponz
Ogiad Here frantic Blaze uotaltc
fig OelOiai9e pei for Spsrgsmau.
let ON at noe oct sniteoe 0aan.
0enne Optraoen timber MI I'm
5ortlarina oeri, at sen rus
fife Regerins bubbe itilet 8 W1in.
5rcs. til De frantic gunfers Raaofge
beo til 5OroeIing mellem De Blade,
Der uiloe Uirte for RusIanbs Can
n%einteresier,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

Sejersidngen ON Set pun0ne Sldg.
BAIT blep / bper 8iooers grnit
Minoerne ON &ens QDit.
ouor pmitiftetl Mprfe Rat omifpgs
ger
6teoet. fOm en- Sang par 0erri96e6.
Qftenoinoen fda 6eorpoet 6oiifer,
6Dor De Itarte 6elte for6um REQ.
4i0slen greer / Soalens 0p6e Rif.
ter,
opor / serIt for glimrenoe 9eoriF
ter
9rengen 6grte Qurens Stralo
ltnoer 9in6ebroens 6olo.
Qife er MI fun Sc 6eie 0eltes 8ene,
0D6t / Soroens toloe, merfe 9rpit.
Snap NOT pier 8raoens iuntne
6tene,
MI Steoet, 6oor Be Tumrer
init.
stormsn Dalteo 9a0ltrne i Gto=
pet;
ON manaen 6elt er 81
pet.
00er fOunone 2ioer8 6sje Serb
Soaoer 8lemielsftpers Scr.
QiOets forte 5fueipil 6ortfoinoer;
2@rens Magtfpn er en- 5%litterorpm.
Nlt forIoinoer i en- 0eosnats
Stqg9er,
qm 6ort5Oirples tai al 3ioen5
Strem.
Qarp6qrtranIen om oen i~toltes Yin.
oing.
Stenin66u9ne 0ro ON 5eieroin
Ding.
Minoets urner oiet er til 0e0,
0dmmer ait Dem bro.
ss~'+
2Qt, iom rigt meo 5rpo % @lo0e
fDloer
Qqn9ielsfuloe 6jerter Der taa Sor0.
Soinoer bort fig 9interiolens
Straale.
Naar en- 5neitorm farer u0 ira
Roro.
genner fapnes mil6t i QNenrs0e,
M~or9enIolen thinner pad 0e 0p0e,
aarlig3eos % 9enitabs 5rp0
Soinoer aft / Opens Sin.
aarlig6sO! 6Oor Sine aoien6aoer.
Omtranit oog er al zoe 9ilomart5
G9n.
Gn arrig Storms t~uliorte StogQey
Ieobrpoer ofte pilot oit 6e9n!
6ba0 er 0oq 9er0ens @erli96eo "a.
SLAMS,
6erIfer6or9ens Better Iom en-
ardns
Sig flpnger ON sen piloe Caters
9rdb,
90 6ag9es 0posIang toroner nor
0ens 6ab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
On fin MI llbgabe al Siblem
| %2ommeformat ineb
latinIfe 5Dper.

8i gnfer at benlebe Opm9rt-
Iombeben paa en- M uo9aoe al
8iblen / 3ummeformat meo lattnfe
5Dper, Stprrelie SKI 3omHer uG
IA 9omme tpt, trptt paa Tint %c~
pir meo mango beliibi9e Sllugraz
toner 9oot %ubfgrt. Oct 9amIe &e'
ltomente er efter ben np OoerfRf-
telle. Ninoet er meget lnagfufot
meo 6oriirin9 ps @ulotrpf, 3goer-
Ooerfalbsbino meo a%frunbeoe 6lprs
ner os li9ner en- fin ensellf @ihNa.
Viblen er meb @~ulblnit. Ersass
Sigrner pg tpbeli9 3rpt. Oem ar.
ierbeles poslenoe iom EN- Care hi.
Spniirmanber. Ger er 9Do 8Ssa1ey
iii at ~pantrptte Rapn / @ute &S-
len er meeet biIlis, oa ben sxtges
rpr $40. Naun l0c etStrn- Bnrs4
tuirlt tlllenot.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

3ro0s a0e 8eftra6etier ira pres.
lens She oiite osn ofentli9e ne.
ming fun lioea 3il6pjeli96eo til Al
img0etomme 8uslan0s Zniter.
9a fan0t man paa Ct mt &ne6.
Rouoier meoOelte unoer6aan6en Sen
~rusiiffe 8e9erinq, at 9ois Ruslano
~officielt oiloe tiliige 6ranfri8 i'm
Stptte / Marotfofporgsmaalet, iaa
oiloe Set miiffert 6leo3pre ben %offents
ti9e N}enina til 6oroel for Qdanet.
8eiultatet bleo fom 6etenbt en
DepcI6e fra Sen r~usiiite ltoenri9sz
miniiter, 6oori 0enne u0talte Ru8
Ianos u6etin9e0e Spmpati for
5rontri9s &rao paa 2lgecird5s
&onferencen.
Nan Dil erinore, at oenne De-
fef6e fremfal0te en- Storm at lloilie
i 5piflano. Men / 5ranfrig oro3
man Sen Slutning al Oct iftte, at
Rustano altidd ielte fla itert moi
til al inogooe 3Ditlano 8eipett.
Meo rtoenoe Start ootseoe oa oen
rusierzOenlige Stemnin9 / 5rant-
rig, 6pis for6eortoe G6anter pad
aonferenten man ip9te i rRuslanos
riooerli9e 9ptra0en". Sntet odr
0erfor rimeli9ere. eno at ben noble
9,y6uaosfaae fit i'm Beginning.
Smiolertio falot Gouoier % Al
(pites al Bourgeois. Nen oermeO
6e91noer otn Understandable 2(tt at
aome6ien.
De raoifale Meolemmer al BET
M Miniiterium par life itemte Ter
Qodnet. Sarlig 6%lemeneeau %
Qoincart trppeoe at iad Sd9en us
fiat, inotil 0umaen par Iammens
tal0t % 6ao6e uOtalt fig ON
5pprgsmuolet.
Bourgeois, aouDier8 GfterfpI9er,
iom 6apoe aroet Sa9en ira In
6oraanQer, par alene ON At tale
'or Qaanet Itrats. 9an ital bare
3iort Oct meo megen 0ogti86eo D
~ndonlia frem69oet, At oet u0enri8s
p~olitiite 5or6oto til RusIano meo
4eooenOig4eo typpe0e, at 9ddnet
netop nu blep oronet.
G~fter6aunoen 100 Mo0itanOerne
al Qaanet fig oDertaIe, men Sc
menteau oiloe fun gaa ino pda Sas
Qen paa De uotrpfteiige 9etin9eIier,
at Qaanet if en- rem Qitofoations
tarafter, at 3uslan0 itiQe0e Glitter
be0 for BETS 1ilbagebetaling, % II
Den rusiiite Staggering 9arautereoe q
nsjagtigt 3e9nItab Tor, 6pao Ben
acne bleo brugte til.
Ruslan0 trpmpeoe fig oeo At qua
ino paa oisie D~0mpgenoe 5orOrin=
ger, men i g%etragtning al 0en elem
riQe 3ilitdno, bpori Statstasien be-
|fan0t Tia, matte man gioe efter.
@nbenoelien at Qengene blep "a
I%fditiat i~daleoes:
$50 Mia. anoenotes til Defining
al ari9ens enonu uOette0e 5ors
0rin9er, 481 MiQ. ii Defining Al
llnoerituo paa Statsre9nita5et o.
|150 MiQ. til 0atning al en- RGtte
minore 6or0ringer.
Men enonu bap0e 6lemenceau
lite uotemt line &ra0 paa 8arans
tier. 81. a.. fOrore0e ban, al Den
r~usiiite Gegering ituloe forpligte Jig
til lite at optuge no8et npt 2a0n
/ 5rantrig fer efter 10 Mars 5ors
lob.
Def 6leO oog Ruslano Tor me9si.
Og nu tprte oct op meo lit alers
gropeite Stpts, ioet uoenri9sminis
lteren ertlareoe, at 6pis 9aanet nu
lite uoen pi0ere grepI blep beoil:
oct inoen Oumaens SammentrG=
Den, iaa oiloe 8egeringen ie fig
tpun9en til at op9ioe 8uI0mpntfo>
Sen Og inofsre 5pun9sturs pal
Rublen.
6pl9en al ct iaaoant striOt o;l.
De nuturIigOis blioe en- frpgteli9 aa=
t%aitrofe inoen for oct frantic pen
%9emarteo - og oOer for oenne
9ruoiel maatte ielo Glsmenteal
itrette @eo9r. 9erfor tom 0oanet
MI enoelig / Stano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
@legie.
ere. 70 abe ~

fQreI @aofen)
uOfaItet til oenne Gte8ie itrtO
5orfattcren ION trettenaari9 9ren9
/ en- gammel Slotsruin paa Col
lano.
8oos, inO5paet / 3usmprtets sler
er grpnne Gng, % itum er 6u9
lens 8eit.
Stun 6iit % Der 5lanot mo56e9rO'0e
Sten
fra li0.n Siris ounbtOofite groit
.0pitiger @~emOostoner / oen title
Gatl
en 6proe ifsr 6iem ira sfoOeus
Den tratte SDcnO 9aar 8lao til
go
g 0afens toOe optte6o.
gaa oenne sri omtrduit al Oantle
Stooe,
,5blanot Ruiner ira en- ipunoen 3i0
.9il jeg peo Muien5 9iitanO pope
Udn aeit al baoe per / Hdtten bio:
>, @emoos 4ano, Dig galOer tun
min Gang!
Dion oenne Eli oar a%ioOer0amens
Sang?
Bar oi5ie Reiter .9eltens Borg,
6ans 6jem i 6rqo og Sor92 =
9it. 9Oor ON auinens mprtc s0i
Ter
|ep6eu ilpnger zig meo 6Oiiten milo,
Ges / aftenmgrtets t9ite Stumring
8 oct poe Rum en- Eaters Slol
Der maaite engang en- 5aoers gje
|Saa / Stormhugt oDer grgnne
9pje
Sin og Danmarts aole Spn
Sic 4jem meo Sejrens Con.
,0aa med 5reo!" iaa talte
itoIten ariger,
Oa Ssnnen git, om8joroet meo
bans SpGrO,
raOm bjem meo Sejr fra fjerne
0eoningriger!
Dis dig BIT tore 5la9tnaOn
p9ro!"
% Oen aole gn9lings Eje ipru-
oct
DsOshammerl 0ennem ountle Hu0e
6an Iaa bag R%oienRapens !6egn
ling 9elgal = SUN par Gpttens
3e9n.
90 / en- 2oroenitD Den un9e Htoocf
.5lej meo Song 9aloemdr til @iters
qdno.
90, Iom en- 6prreitou for StOrmens
RdIen,
SAINT 6eoningfolt for 8Oriets
9ran0.
Mifo Iom en- Bet, Der gennem Gng
zig niger,
6an nu til 6uOers SumIe Slot
bortniger.
5 Sejsrsraabst tlang bans Raon,
Sra Snettens bic 0rdgeitdpn.
8, mso bange glitte Ter Den itsn.
ne
era S~lotSiOaIen / ben lape 0al
6am, oen barniittl9Ote, itolte Yn1s
ling,
5lpue frem imoo i'm 6abrs sal.
Sin t%rofdite D5ejre" TABS ban bR@
per;
Rsomenoe oen tonne llngms b9psrl
8, men tpos bette Straulesies
Slams
Opergadr iaupel petrar6's iom
Sappbo's Sdnos.
9pitigt tlang | Sal De gplone g9gre,
6por MI piloe Ranter bsit ii9 inoer.
Der. boor Stjernens Ssloer9lans
MI lpfer,
Og bpor llsler bple falt | 8or,
Sprtss UNDER 2po at Stioloss gra5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

Saa blot Den frantic 9orreipons
bent. Om emo Der o9iaa i oenne 9e=
refining finOes 9enipn til 2jebIit=
tets politiite Situation / 5rantrig,
iau er oct BOG uoen for al 3pipl,
at De gegiOenbeoer, Der er itiloreos.
giper ct udlminoelig intereSiant 81
erae til gelpsning al Ruslanos
finuncielle Sitting / 4~lminoeligs
beo, li9eiOm Sc taiter Ell ems ooer
De Observation-Disclosures, Ser elers
fi9I0ent naar uoen for qolititernes
bemmelige aabinetter.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-12
Few Women Faint.

It is curious fact of general re.
mark, and observed not by physicians
only, that fainting is less common
than 1t used to be. 1t is rare that one
sees a woman carried out of churcb
or theater, yet forty years ago it was
a matter of such common occurrence
as barely to. excite remark This is
due In very great measure to the out-
door life young women lead in those
days of tennis and golf and otbor
sports. The heart and the circulation
are strengthened by exercise in tbn
open air and it takes a great shock
TO disorder the blood balance in the
body OF the modern woman.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-12
Get RID OF THE az
Or. Williams Pink Pin
the Stomach and En s Strength,
20 Its Work to

When the stomach ;s e.,
lies in it undigested. deco eoie the fooa
on poisonous gases that di sa Throw,
walls OF the stomach and c caS til,
ference with other organs a Inter
with the action of the heart especially
These gases have other i'll efra auo lungs
nerves and the brain arc e ~ Tbs
ana dlscomforts such as dizzinaso
flashes, sleeplessness, irritah1 Ilness' hot
dependency originate from th; aoss and
Experience shows that these S source,
vanish just as soon as tba ~. troubles
mace strong enough to digest thl. ~. il
In other words, it needs ton;a 'ne food.
rouse 1t to do the work of cha~o .nat will
food into nourishment. "ngmg the
Miss Minerva G. Ladd &c
Mass, says: II had veal Ipswich.
from the time / was a l;ttla stomach
whenever | took hearty food J' - cnlld.
cause terrible faintness. and II would
hnally vomit what had CO.,. would
times there would be the mo cI'cn, Al
pains through the upper nars ,nCena
body For days in succession VI my
have to lie down most of a. ! would
Inc aistress was often so great tb niue
could hardly bear it, and the froa na'
ana violent belching spells wer eq us
too. "oie very
" MY doctors medicines gave mo ia,
relief and it was not until tr rae siiItlt
Williams Pink Pills that fonnd Iea VI
Within three weeks decided ;,nn Uule
lnent was noticeable. The b elch;n'
spells We're less frequent. tho 'vias
through my body were not SO int p",n'
my food was retained and after tol;S,
ne pills for few weeks longer fonns
hat L was altogether free from tha
nlserles had so long suffered Wv
Every dyspeptic should read "wh..
o Eat and How to Eat Write the 10 No.
Wl1llams Medicine Co., Schenectady
\. T., for free copy. ''a0A