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Albuquerque citizen., 1907-11-22
MONEY MAKERS WORK
ING OVERTIME At
ALL M|NTS
Demands For Currency Keep
Them Rushing Machinery
to the Limit.
BULLION FLOWING TO
THEM FROM EVERYWHERE

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 22.-This
rs the busy season in the United
states mint. All the country Is call
ing for money. Every bit of COIN
making machinery in the big insti-
tuition Is working overtime. Streams
Oh Oh bright tngi,t new coin, silver and gold
en- trlckle from the big money
stamping presses. Millions of dol
lars worth of bullion is coming to
the mint from all directions, for
coinage. Secretary Cortelyou has or
dered the coinage of $60,0O0,O0O in
2O-dollar gold pieces within the next
three months. The mint machinery
has capacity of 1000 of these coins
an hour. Meantime there is an in
sistent demand from all over the
country for silver coin OF the small
er denominations. The mint officials
have been wholly unable to supply
these calls.
Day and night coiners, assayers,
weighers and the countless other
specialized workers have been work
ing overtime, some of them IA and
10 hours day, They have succeed
ed only in giving each city less than
halr what was requested. Peremp-
tory demands have been made for an
unlimited amount OF dimes, quar-
tiers, half dollars and dollars. With
In the last two weeks $4,000 900 in
Boiu mas Deen coined. Every de-
partment has been ordered to get
busy.
About $40. 900. 600 in bullion is al
ready within the vaults. More is
coming. 1t is all to be coined with
out delay. Massive new machinery
has been added lately and Is now
being tried for the first time, very
The mint officials are |
confident they can complete the task !
)n time.
The new issue of gold eagles will !
nave 46 stars around the edges in !
itead Of 40 as heretofore, Oklahoma /
having become a state. None will !
AIRY the motto I'm God We Trust"
This motto was added In 1858 by
'upt. James Pollock, with the sane
ion of President Buchanan, and af-
er nearly so years has been taken
III by President Roosevelt.
The gold bullion supply comes to
by express and Is de-
ivered In ordinary express wagons
n charge of two men. The officials
augh at danger of theft The bull
ion Is in bars, securely boxed, and
20 heavy to the box that a man
ould not run two squares with II
'ithout becoming exhausted.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-11-22
MANY CITIES BIDDING
FOR NATIONAL
CONVENTION
Democratic Central Commit.
tee VIII Probably Decide
Matter in December.

French Lick. Nov. 22.-Twenty
members Of the national democratic
committee have arrived here to at
tend an informal conference which
Will decide the time and place for a
formal meeting Of the committed
at which the time and place of the
next national convention will be Sc
lected. Chicago, st. Louis, Denver
and other cities are applicants for
the convention.
Chairman Taggart said today that
the formal meeting OF the commit
tee would probably be held in Wash
ingtOn in December.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-11-22
FREED OF
CHARGES, WILL
RESIGN
New Mexico District Attorney
Seeks More Acceptable
Federal Position.
CAPTAIN LEAHY FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. ga Globe
Democrat special from Washington
says:
Major Llewellyn. United States
district attorney for New Mexico, will
remain in that position IL he chooses.
He has been completely indicated.
so far as charges which involve the
conduct of his office and his personal
..ntesrity are concerned, and retains
the confidence of the administration.
Major Llewellyn has, however, sought
another position under the govern
ment, which Is OF greater honor ana
emolument. to his mind and when
an arrangement can be made for the
transfer of his affairs and the vacancy
is available he probably will be an
pointed to the place in question.
Leahy Made Attorney General.
capt. ID. j. Leahy, another mem-
Der OF the Rough Riders, has been se-
lected as attorney general of the Ter
ritory of New Mexico. The decision
IN this connection was made today.
Judge A. b. FAN, who has been at
torney general since the incumbencv
OF Gov. Curry, rendered his resjgna.
uon some time ago. He served as at
torney gneral in large part as a per-
sonal favor to Gov Curry. He now
has some large outside interests which
Nchdtu MS dtlenuOn.
capt. Leahy, like Gov. Curry and
Maj. Llewellyn, was a member OF the
Rough Riders. He went into the reg
lment as second lieutenant In Cant.
Lewellyn's troop. He went into the
nght at Santiago and was In COM
mand of half of Troop G. Prior to en-
tering the Rough Riders he was city
attorney and superintendent OF
schools in Lincoln county, n. Nj, Cant.
Leahy Is native of Illinois and re-
NAMED in that state until he was 22.
he was born In Livingston county,
that state.
Inspectors Recalled.
In further settlement of affairs In
New Mexico, which have been in an
unsettled safe since the recent land
md mining Investigations have been
going on, the administration pro-
poses the recall TO Washington of
VI essrs. Peyton Gordon and Ormsby
McHarg, the special counsel sent TO
he territory by the department of
Justice. IL Is certain that If such spe-
,ial counsel is sent. 1t will be one of
he assistants of the attorney general,
probably Mr.. Purdy or Mr. Cooley"
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-11-22
Gold engagements.

New York, Nov. 22.-Gold en-
gagements announced to date bring
the total TO date 70 SIC. 900. 600.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-11-22
ONE DEAD ANU H..
HURT IN FIRE
IN HOTEL
Buffalo HoSteIry Blaze Caused
Panic Among Guests Early
This Morning.

Buffalo n. Y, Nov 22.-One man
Is dead, another dying, a third in a
serious condition, and score had a
narrow escape as a result of a fire
IN SaWteil's hotel today. Nearly so
persons We're stopping In the hotel
ana these rushed into-the street half
hre
The cause of the fire is unknown
as II originated In a basement where
no one was supposed to have been for
several days
The Sawten is one Of Buffalo's
prominent hotels and occupies
central location. the fire causing much
excitement in the thiclSly congested
district.
BarefoOtesI in Snow.
Guests rushed into the streets I'm
their night clothing, fighting their
wS 10 what they deemed safety
through a light snow which had
fallen during the earlier part OF the
night Many OF them We're barefoot
ed. and few OF them wore sufficient
clothing TO protect them from the
cold, but they We're taken into neigh
boring buildings and cared for until
the fire was exlngulshed.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-11-22
TWELVE INJURED
IN A COLLISION

sandusky. Ohio, Nov. 22.-In a
head on collision today between an
interurban Lake Shore electric rail-
way motor and a city car dozen
die. The collision occurred In
heavy fog.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09
ARMCHAIR ,ARmy OFFICERS.

Perhaps it is the Presidents fault
and perhaps it is not. It sounds re.
markably like one of his wicked
schemes. But the general stan is
getting the credit of II, Army officers
who have not seen the top elevation
OF horse except from a club window
for years are going to be put through
their PAGES riding as a preliminary
for promotion. This is little short of
awful There are a lot of officers in
Washington particularly who are
healthy enough in a general sort of
way, and would not be retired. for
physical disability from an arm chair
for the next decade, who may show
up in very different shape after
thirty miles on horseback. 1t may
be only a coincidence. but there is a
decided hump In the line of promo
ton, and II the officers under them
have to wait for their step till the
present sedentarily healthy officers
are retired by law, then the younger
men in the service will be wearing
lieutenants' shoulder straps and bald
heads at the same time. Therefore
the riding qualification for promotion.
The rumor about this test of physical
efficiency has been afloat for some
months, but the blow fell last week,
and there are 60 officers from the
rank of colonel down who will be put
on the quarterback of a horse early
this month and sent out for long
road ride. Then they will be examn.
ed, and the chances are that a lot OF
them will be retired Being retired
for physical disability is no disgrace,
but it means reduced pay. However.
II will mean promotion for a lot of
younger officers, and they will try to
put up with this with becoming forti.
tude. 1t is little hard on some of
the armchair officers who can see
their finish without the aid of a field
glass, and they are naturally blaming
1t on the President, who, they hold,
has a mania for physical exercise. He
has come to the point where, in spite
of tennis, he rides at 1876, But he
can still take a five-barred gate, and
apparently he does not see why an
army officer should not. ...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09
500 REWARD. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased 20 learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure In all it, stages, and
that IS Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
IS the only positive cure known 10 The
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
con stitutional disease. requires a con
stitutional treatment Halls CaArrh
Cure is taken internally acting direct
" upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces OF the system thereby destroy.
ing the foundation o. the disease. and
giving the patient strength by build'
ing up the constitution and assisting
mature In doing is work The pro
urietors have 90 mach faith In Us
curative powers that they oner one
Hundred Dollars for any case that u
fails 10 cure. Send for list OF tssu'
moniaIs. Address
FL CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. tic
Take Halls Family Pills for eonSu'
patIon- 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09
MUCH WoRK-sMALL PAY.

Most anybody can edit a newspaper
and make 1t interesting for awhile
Some people can keep up the inter
est for a month or two without flag.
ging, but 1t takes a natural-born pen.
Gil shower and a hard worker TO
grind out an interesting batch of local
and editorial items week after week
for a term of years. There is no
profession that is more exhausting or
less remunerative for the work than
the editorial or journalistic profession,
but how few believe thls,-Palatka
News.
All OF which is very true, but sup
pose you had to keep your lick up
day after day, instead Of week after
week" You fellows on the weekly
press who get out good papers, like
The News, undoubtedly have TO work
hard to do so; but you must multiply
your weekly stunt by six. and in many
instances seven before you will fully
realize the diabolism OF the strenuous
life.--Llve Oak Democrat
The editor OF The Democrat Is cor
rect. Our brethren OF the weekly
press who have never published a
daily nave no conception of the
strenuous life" We publishers OF the
daily papers have TO iaad. The editor
Of The Sun. for instance, has been
working seventeen hours a day for the
past two weeks, from o'clock IN the
morning until 10 O'Clock at night,
with barely half an hour Tor meals, be
ing compelled 10 turn a hand at
everything connected with the bust
ness. from delivering papers, setting
advertisements, Keeping the books.
collecting and paying bills, etc. to get
ting up the editorial copy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

President Roosevelt in his speech al
the tomb OF Mckinley dwelt upon the
hatred and envy Of the rich. With
all due respect TO the President OF
the United States there is but little
such feeling in the hearts of Ameri-
can citizens. There is, however, a
strong feeling against the predatory
rich, that have plundered right and
left, and universal demand for
their punishment where they have dis.
oheyed the laws, and this feeling
has been heightened by the immunity
granted by the President and his ad,
visers in particular instances,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

Phillip Isaacs has sold The Fort
Myers Press to p, A. Ruhl, recently
of The Barlow Courierlnformant MIR.
lsaacS is one of the oldest members
of the Florida press, and the fratern.
ity will deeply regret his retirement
from the editorial tripod Mr. Ruhl
is one Of the best newspaper hustlers
in the State, and he will undoubtedly
make success OF The Press, Good
luck 10 YOU, Pete,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

4 number OF people are so dis
.','"d concerning the business NOR
ot Mr. John d. Rockefeller that
Icy actually would do those things
.'H-eives IL they had the chance,
. 10 keep the old fellow In the
'a.sht and narrow path.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

"""Tican coal is 10 be used for the
.~ships going to the Pacific, II the
. does not exceed 30 per cent more
-- Tue tenders for foreign coal.
would seem TO be giving the coal
.'. more than its share Of protec-
But President Roosevelt has so
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

= is said that Mr. Roosevelts forth.
H.ng message to Congress will be
-E'remely long" Well. 1t takes a
Of space TO touch up everything,
"'m nature taking TO not mentioning
taTiff.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

Z those Congregational preachers
.'r right the Chicago 400 are worse
ran the New York crowd. But thank
goodness there are only 400 OF them,
.1 they are all Republicans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

The many milk dealers who are be-
TX convicted of watering milk have
evidently mistaken their calling, They
saould have been Wall Street frenz-
I'D financiers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

There will have to be a showdown
pretty soon by the Republican players
in the Presidential Jackpot, for Taft
and Cortelyou are both intent ON rails.
ing the limit and forcing President
Roosevelt 70 lay down or show his
hand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

1t appears it was Standard OH mon.
ey that was back OF some of those
dinners Harry Thaw gave. That pos.
sibly accounts for the malodorous fea-
lures behind them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

The Standard Oil Company Is pr,
pairing TO exploit the oil fields OF
Japan. After little while the Mikado
will bc permitted to stand aside and
let the company run the government
for him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09
MeGinty has announced his

~ McGinty has announced his
1aey for tax assessor OF Manatee
.. lie resides at Sarasota,
'" he water Is evidently not 20
lat he cannot rise from the
''u Of the sea" In case OF his
-''y-' a. the primary in 1905. This
''n'y believes In the old adage q
.arly bird catching the Wopn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

Nr. Andrew Carnegie may feel that
1- should die or the threshold of the
goorhouse, but he doesn't seem to care
-articularly to have the tax collector
help him get there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

b, colored vote is said TO be gravi-
ing towards Tom Johnson for mayor
IT, Cleveland because the President
Inc out for Burton. Thus do polti-
Be-. chickens come home to roOst.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

Mr.. Roosevelt is the victim of his
over jealous adorers," says The New
York Sun. The Sun, however, can
establish an alibi.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

The Atlanta Journal and The At.
lanta Constitution are engaged in a
discussion about foreign rates on
stoves. The argument is getting
warm too.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

Fortunately, perhaps for his grace
and his winning ways, it is against
the rules to use the big stick in a
tennis game
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

Private adyices to the editor of
The Sun from Tallahassee state that
ii looks like an extra session of the
legislature some time in November"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

This double turbine President of
ours stirred up the Mississippi until
II felt like old times on the river.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

Some vaudeville "topliners" are
said to be paid $40 minute. The
managers must want them to do it
quick"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

Attorney-General Bonaparte will
now try to apply the single to the
lumber trust.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

All advertising bills become due after first
,rDeanance of advertisement, unless otherwise
simulated in contract Parties not known to us
nj be required to pay for advertising in adj
.,rc. Address, The DAILY SUN,
-GAINRsvILLh. FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

The Twice-a-week Sum Is an eight-page, forty
,cnmn paper, published every Monday and
~hursday, and contains all the news Of the
~ local, State and general, and will be
nailed, postage free, to any rart Of the United
s,st,s or Canada, for 800 q yeaI-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-09

\ p..ding notices in local column 10 cents line
NS-,t insertion, and 5 cents for each additional
Insertion.
SppBcation'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22

lioeli9 Slide meOoeles nMtooerss
maalet", agter Oen prolific 3es
gering at oprette en- %2an0brua5s
itole Der / 8pen. Den forlanger
tmt0lerfio, at 8DrauOet me0 6enibn
til pengeunoeritgttelie ital iti0e fig
oeloiGig. Oil 9Den set, iua bill Rc=
geringen / SlesOig ogiua pile Snip
oefommenbee me0 0enipn til 9pens
gnife ON uopioelie Oeo Snolem=
melie at Senoer Ottin9, 8ammel
9doersleo og 2%uoegadrO |, De Iaas
talote 5oriteoer.
S ct iftesofentligt MapOe pda
Rdao6uiet For 9dnife nplig ifal gDz
radoet ga ogiaa D9re bleoet enIgt
ON at beoilge $1,000 WSart til Den
paatenfte 2anObrugsitole, og 81
bette 5il6uo dnies for ct b9re til
itretteligt, pentes set, at 0en pm
ifeoe Snolemmelie al openn9pnte
8ommuner MI er ida qoot ION
fulOi ten0ig Iitret.
Oprettet 4f6ot0sfor-
en- n g. Senodg Den 20. San.
bleo Ser itiftet en- Notwithstanding
I6er / 8pen for Sa0erslep og Oms
egn at flere Mano og 8oinoer. De
affagger oe0 O~ptu9elTen famine 2sfz
te iom Weolemmerne al 0anmarfs
og RoroI lespigs @f9ol0sforenins
ger:
Seq, unoertegneOe, afgiper Der
req Bet Spite, at jeg Iom Drift boer
ten bill nDoe, bpoe eaer forbdn0ie
0rifte, idmt at jeg ef.er
Gpne bill oirte for Acknowledgements
Tremme."
Soo pel aoin6er Tum Meno
cper IA 4ors Ml0eren fan bfibe
Neolemmer at 5oreningen.
y Oct bar oannet ct afgsrenoe
@enoepunft / mango Mennei tiers
9ib.
p Oct ifaber pligtfplelie.
3 Def giper ct afgeren0e Sbdr
til oisie, Ser friites.
A Oct gpr set lettere for ANDRE
at gre set famine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22

TT eio baooe forbruot iig moo eans
eets 9ooe, men Nesuagtet er set
2ieblittet uoiit. ON Sen af0e0e pii
faa Ro | i'm @rao.
Zen afosoe a forlitret for st
Tar 5uIinOe aroner. 70 ban BAR
oso, bleo ban ipnet al 2lgipns=
m9notne. Iom oct er Stit og 9rna
paa eanoet, og en- 5to efter 9egrd4
relien bleb 9igIpnsdtteIten % ANDRE
Qapirer inoIenote til Seritabet meo
4nnooning ON at faa eiosforIit
ringsIummen uo6etdlt.
serpaa Ioareoe 6oriitringsIefifa.
get. ii oct paa ingsn Maaoe tun0'
uobetale 8elebet, Forinren oet moo
tog o~a3edtteIt Ior. at Wnnosn o1r
ppo. t6i eette trG0eoe SefItabeta
Stdtnter.
Der bar iiOen o9rei for6unoleI
frem % tifbage ON Sagen, Ser emo
MI lite Den 1. 5eb. bapOe faaet no.
gen 4filutning. Gn al Stipes Su.
ritter, Der bar Sagen til g~e6dnoling
operpeier ON non ital ForIege at fao
ZEN oeoe Mdno grdoet pp % I'M.
ferieat At en- 99se.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22

Optdntbprnene. 6pao
er Der Ifet2 - r0}ooersmaalet" fri
GER: @nonu bar man life alleoegne
Fufo alar6eo ooer cen npe Situas
ton, Der er itobt oeo 3rdttdten
me1on 0dnmlrt CO PrgiIen. gi fal
oerfor inOleoe Omtalen at Sagen
neo at frembRrs, boaO Der er uomz
tbtitelig aen0sgerning:
Oct itaar faIt, at ale 0ptdnts
9prnene bill blipe ndturdliIereOe, 0tt
oil Iige optagne Iom pretIiite Stats
borgere.
Oct itdar fat, at De bar 5rots
t1tens Ret til at blioe optagne.
Oct Itadr fat, at Der lite mul
gpres noget 6orbebolO al politiite
9enipn MOI Optdgelien.
Oct Ituur altIaa fat, at 5uiinoer
% oroIlesoigere, ser MI gaar oma
firing Tom biemlsie / itatsretsli9
Sentence, / 2ebet at ganIte tort Yin
pil fad oeres Inoeriaatsferbolo or6z
neoe og tomme til at leoe UNDER
trpgge og Iitre itatsbor9erli9e aadr.
Def er Sc nsgne 8enosgemin9er,
icm ser life fan roftes REQ.
Om Pur. 5 itriber 8ld0et:
5piterne, Ser / 4aringer bar pad
%itadet, at BAR. 5 lite mere bar til,
ger nu pluSielig ooloIomme Qn-
~Iiren9elier for at bepoe, at bernie
pardgraf enOelig er Ilduet libel en-
Sang for ale oeo oenne 5rattdt.
Ooerfor oisie oaglig meo iainme
%llfortnpt6e0 fremidtte u0talelier itGl
Der pddnp faitilads ef!er en- fra dller
6eoite 8iloe inobentet gfterretning
al Der Ie~lpfslgelig life er Gale ON,
IL oen ounIte Regering bar afgipsi
nogen Grtlaring oeOrsrenoe Bar. 5
|8laoet rasbenbaOn", Der. mems 5or.
Ganolingerne too paa, sele 5ioei
bar bait 5sling meo Den oanIfe Re
sering, sr ira en- Stoe, b0is Del.
unOerrettetbeo er bebet ooer al 5oiol
noerligers tat / Stdno Il. ful0t uo
at 6etr9Fte, at man / asbenbdpn
lite bar giOet 4ftdlO paa no9e:
|iom belit. Raar ieGo rRoroOeutIGe
Nagemeine 3eitun9" pdditddr, al
|0anmdrt bar dnertenot oen init
eItrigffe Ooerenstomit af 1878 oeS
cenne 5rattat. Taa er Bette en- 5or.
tlaring, ser Fadr itaa for 9laoeta
eaen Regning. GnbOer 5jemmeI
|%iaones.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22

81 Oct ggr en- Wdno beore : for
oet gioer BAN ct fart 5tdnopunf!.
81 Del bi9lper en- Mano til at
|iette i'm 9iGie / 5or6ol0 til Sue.
Sill 5oreningens 8eItDretie balg.
tes Martin MittelIen, 5orman6;
8agermeiter Sens 6anfen, Heiffor.
mano; MiSitoner 8. Maof len, 8dss
wierer, og &gbmano 8. 9. @drs til
Setret9r.
@rambp. Sinbsfpgoom m.
5fpgtet fra Spgebufet. -
On8oag 2(ften Sen 30. San. sci. 8
le0 8run09ornets u6pJgelige Soz
ner Der / 9ben. Soft itremmeoe uo
paa @aoen for at bsre, boao Ser
bar paa 5eroe. De bar imiolertio
life 8rano, Der ~alarmereoes for;
men Ser bar ls6et en- itaffels iinbs>
ing Some bort fra Spgebuiet, os MI
itutoe 8pens Manbitab no for at
Iege efter 6enoe. M1lereoe 3l. 7
bar BUN gaaet bort fra SDgebufet.
6erit bleb 0e n9rmeI te Omgibelier
un6erIsgte, men uoen ReTultat. Sad
opoageoes 6enoes Spor / Sneen 40
|adItrup til. SUN bar nemlig l6bsn
bort / Strempei offer og fun ifsrt
ct tpnot Sfsrt, Iad Sporet not fun
sc fenoes. @n Del Mteno ftfgte Iaa
bette Spor, Ser biite ben efter 8us
itrup, oerefter Spo ON Sifet efter
Gnorupitop til, oerfra moo NorS
til Hbbelgaur6, iua moo 9ft til en-
file Sfop6si, ser faloss Ruitebpi,
Der fra moo Sp6 igen ii 5. S4gs
nemdn / Siiet, bnor bun ogfad
families. Sum bar fommen ser 8l.
] ON Ndttsn og 6dpoe dltidu | 6
Elmer lebet omfrin9 / lin tpnoe
guutlaoning, Og ga bun tom til
S9pneman's, 6abbe BUN beler I'M
gen Strsmper pau. !0un Oiite tps
oeIig Spor at at bape oaret baaoe
/ 8dno og pigtraao. S Spgss
poanen, Ipm 6leo bentet, bleb BUN
iaa igen fprt tilbage til Spgebu-
let.
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Dan fn9tteoe ct 9Gg, og til aoz
mems 5orbaoieIie falot Ser en- 10
tront no af 9Ggset.
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fun lite IRlge Here al fine Qgg, o.
2rolomanben trail Iig e~erefter til
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22
Rational6dber

u 1ttondlb dber. unoel
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ps QnIa9gelie at 5orisqsbaoer me-
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