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Mauds g. T. CaesrU. part lot l7i Mount
Pleasant $1,000
T. street northwest. between Thirtyfou;h and
rhirtyhftE str,tts-Ni.Iilm A. Gordon 20 al.
trustee TO Charles b. kliau. trustee. part
lots CO. o. g. square 1916 500
BeileFue-Euslst IL. Bradley ~ al, trustees 90
Lillian r. Wsrdvsu. part lot 3 ALLEY say Si0.
Ivy City-Frsjtuc p. Pglt et uy. 90 Albert !.
BUrhier. ilr u. block 6 SO
Sheraood-Edulris Land and Binding Company
ta Benjamin r. Edwards la. l+ block i2-l $40.
Brown street between Thirty second street and
Wisconsin arguue-Hruv W Otfutj at ux. t1
R.eaaul D.. Ssuder. lat l4. square l3s3. So
so. zlu % s.l.,t norIvsst-Hal T. Palmer % a.
60 Maggie .. Fisher. Do. l7. sGuars l2is Sa-
Long NeaI.n--Frg5 Lake to Eyslyu Hanna. lots
ZIP and -ll. block ~ So
II street -aIl1v,s-. b.ta,su First and Second
strests-Nilnm Lott 20 ay. 20 Walter ocaft
Irstt. Ir- part original laJ s. square 5o SO
Walter s. Pratt. H.. conveys same property 10
William and Caroline Lott SO.
No ls-l and 1873 Florida avenue n0uhcsst-NinerTa
NJ. L. Mamma to Caroline J. Wood. lots isJ and
Isl. square 1926 1i1
No. L.4 En..rsan street nurtbsast-sussrna A. At
liu-au s' vir, lrefsrcs g.. 60 Augusta Ian
drrSm, Iat ly4, square Sd o. So
DCauuOod HsigHts-E.ia Euhn % al 90 Annie
Arlington. OTIS T. aud ls. block II. So
Eaudls Hf-llsuds-Juited States Realty Company
to William g. Kline. Dot I6 block 55E $40.
No. L1 street uartnea-t-Rehecca T. Warner 20
William i. and Sadie &. Mulhail. lot 93. square
10 SO
Thirtet th street northwest between e and v
trgtts-Faucis a. Blundou et TX. % Jane T.
" Wood Dot g. square 275. SO. Bertha judge
90 rir Thomas 90 same Dot a. square 273. So
Randle Hishhuds-Naaouai Savings and Trust Com
pauy 20 Frank =. Wilson. l0t &. block 543 and
lots @ and 10 block 55il SJ59.
West ECkiustau-GcCrge s Cooper et Uy. 20 Francis
NJ and laura r. Woods. iat g. block :, $40.
Columbia H3shts-Nirlam 7. Eauedman to q. p
Morton Brown. Dot So block q. SO Joseph
Reading u ux 20 Miriam T, Bsughmau. same
property, $50.
street southeast. between First and Second
sutrts-rfrg W. Picsf0rd 90 Sallie J. L0rd.
Dos 49, square 735 $40.
First street northwest. between T. and Q streets
Charis, j. Walker &C uz 10 George B. Good and
Sophie r. Good, Dot l'0. square So so.
Kalrrama Heghts-Clsreuce j. Height et ux to
Augusta B Height lut So. block S. $40 Augusta
b. Height conveys same property 20 Charles W.
Rider So
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John l. White. o. and Marg A. Whalsn. %
Rev =. J. O'Cnucu.
Eugene =. Baker o. and Mary A. Folliu. is
Rev G.. W Mccullough
John r. shannon. g. L. S. y. and EVELYN v.
Ryan. 81. Rev. T. Hez SVEN.
john H, Heidnan 81, e WILMINGTON Del, and
Damaca Cmtr0n, a. Rev. T. ID. Power
COLORED.
Elijah Wood So and Pink Nash. g. Rev. D. Z.
Wisemau.
Lewis CLARK, %, and Geneva Day. 9. Rev. ]. T.
Clark
Clarence Whitley. q. and Ida Moore. o. Rev.
George W. Lee.
Washington Mills 27 and Ella Washington. 35.
Rev J. C. Dent
Wilson NIasterson. 40. and Mary Brown, D.
Rev a. H. Harris
Heuson cambridge, Co. and Agnes Williams. %
Rev J.. T. Clark
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Equity Court No. ?
JUSTICE GOULD.

NI5tidrs for to-day.
No d. stubhlefcld vs. Subbcfeld ct al At
torueys. Easily -Smiti-HilliaTd Lecaie. Fulton &
Cox
No. io Bray vs.. Bray Attorneys. Blackstone
Key-Smth
No &c HeuuinE vs. Heuuing AttCneyS, Lam
bgrt-t5crlcu q Gordon
So 75 Turner IS. Lams0u ct al Attorneys.
Lambert & Mclean. Yeatman-Gies.
No So Waters VS.. Prosise et al Attorneys.
lambert & Mclean. r. H. Yeatman.
Nc 81 BeaIl vs. BesI ct al Attorneys. Ramn-
Sbrcye II.
No. 81 Bensnger vs.. GIeeson. Attorneys, Col
boTt-Bmke.
No g. American Security and Trust Co. vs..
Chew e. al Attorneys Wilson -Hudekoper
No S. Carr VS.. Lambert Attorneys, Heiskell-
Lambert
No CO. EisinEcr Bros. vs. Deudonne ct al At
tCTueys. HAYDEN johnsou-LcigItou. Ridout.
No g. United States # America vs.. Capuza1a
Mining Co Attorneys, d. W Bsker-Dlvis *
Biruty
NOTICE beginning with the November term Of
court there win De no preliminary cali Of the
calendar in Equity Court No. 2 Justice Could
presiding
Attorneys viii please leave with the clerk cf
Equity Ne. all orders as 20 the hearing Of
eases for any particular term.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS * CO, Aucao1ee-

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, AEcdouee-S
/ Chancery Sale Of Valuable Business
Property on the North Side Of
Pennsylvania Avenue Between
9th and 10th and 18th and 18th
Streets Northwest and Oh the
South Side Of E Street Between
18th and 18th Streets Northwest,
By virtue q certain decree passed in the cause
Of Amelia C.. Trayers et VIZ John II. Travsrs
q 3d., No. 2454. equity in the supreme Court Il
tie District 4 Columbia. the undersigned trustees
VIII OfT fer sale 40 public auction IN front q the
/ premises. on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-NINIH
/ DAY OF OCTOBER. 1917. az FOUR O'CLOCK
p n. the East half n original lJ- in square 57s,
and also the east four feet uCJe 0r less fronting
Oh Peuusylysuia aTauue and running through 10
/ D. street Of the west baH of said lac g.
and % HALL PAST FOUR O'CLOCK or THE
SAME DAY. TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1871. lots - and = Iu the
undersigned trustees subdivision Of lots in square
2sl. recorded IL Surveyors Book =, page s..
The ground N square SO is improved by Nos. 81
and s-9 Peuusylvsn.a avenue northwest and running
I through 20 D. street. and the ground IN square
-2l Is improved by Nos l2-l and l-5 PenusylyanHs
avenue northwest and Nos. l22 and I-Il e street
northwest
/ Terms Of sale: One-third u-s Of the purchase
money in cash. oue-thIrd .I-3 IN one year. and
third l-5 il tuo years from the day # sale. vih
{ interest on The deferred payments 4r the rate CI
i've % pr centum per auuum payable senl-a1-
nually u al cash. az the option Of tie purchaser,
the deferred payments 20 be IN the pr5missUry notes
q the purchaser and secured by deed Cf trust on tie
real estate sold one thousand dollars shah b. re-
qUred cash dtposIt on each parcel II property
fronting Ieuusy avenue In said squares as
soon as the same is bid OF ana i've hundred co..
/ Lars the J street property. All JlIYcyEnCinE
and recording shah De paid fer hY the purchases
II the terms of sale be not complied with within
thirty l DAYS after the day ~ sale the trustees
reserve the night t1 cause the real estate IN refer
JlCe 10 WhicI ICI failure shall apply 10 be rssad
az the risk and cost # the drfaulriug purchaser
upou such terms and after such previous notice 0f
such resale the trustees mas deem proper.
Plats ot tle above property can D. obtained from
either q lie trustees ~ suctiouesrs ou application
GEORGE L. HAMILTON.
Century Building
J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON
so II ST. Nv.
EDWARD A. NEWMAN.
Fendail BuildIug.
CHARLES Il. STANLEY
East Lexington ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
Trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, November Z. 1907. same hours and
/ places
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourth street northeast. between and streets
Catherine H. Patton ct al. TO Appleton Cady.
part original lot g. square sl4. So
Sccond street southwest. between VI and streets
Nirgie Lee Harding TO Elizabeth F. Powell
part lot ST. square 597 500
Langdon Park-Ira J. Baker ct ux. to Emanuel
Goldsmith part lot 20 square p, SO
West lexington Andrew w. Lukei ct ux 10
Mary Foley, lot 81. block I. $40.
Meridian Hnl-Wilism A. Kmmel Ct ux to En-
nett G. Hall, lot 81. block o. SO
Nos. 30 and 222 Third street northwest-George
Washington University to Lucien Dade Win
ston lots q and g. Reservation TO- So
Bcleue-Lilan r. WariwellIto Frank o. BECKETT
lot p 81
Eighth street extended-Sassn E. Mozley ct al. to
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small amount Of gold dust from each de-
posit substituting enough sand to make
good the weight In this way he was
able to get $4,000 worth Of gold dust
lie is now serving ten-year sentence
in the pententiary for the crime.
The doctrine Of the transmigration Of
souls finds counterpart IN the coinage
Of the United States. Worn-out dollars
come into the Treasury. broken down. as
It were. by their arduous labors In the
world Of business. and are melted and
made into half-dollars. quarters, and
dimes The same thing happens with all
other coins The penny In your pocket
to-day may be the spirit of an old copper
cent which did duty in the days of Wash
ngton In 1906 nearly a million and a
half dollars worth OF wOrn-out coins was
made over into new ones The fad for
making ornaments Of coins has taken a
good many pieces out of circulation. Il
is estimated that 50, ,J00,0 900 worth Of gold
coins are annually used in making cuff
buttons. pins dog collars, bracelets. and
other bits OF jewelry.
The government is exceedingly careful
that all gold and silver coins shall be up
10 a given standard of weight and fine
ness. To that end every year an assay
commission is appointed. which must
visit the various mints and test the diff
ferent sorts Of coins, They count the
coins, see that they are in the limit Of
tolerance-that is, that the gold coins
do not run One-thousandth of one per cent
above or below the standard In fineness,
and that the silver ones do not run more
than three thousandths OF one per cent
above or bclow-and weigh large num-
Der of coins, selected at random. on the
finest balances eXtant. II is this commits
sion that assures the world every year
that our hard money is right up To the
dot
TO-morrow-Birthday of the DaINOtas.
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Enuitr Cnnrt No. l.

INIEF JINETII IIAEAITTH
Smith Earber sale dgcreed with Justin NJ
Chamherliu. John T.. Laruor. and Charles L.
Fr4gy trustees to sell; bond $4,000 Complainant s
solicitors Gittings IhmberIu, defendants so
lcitors. Wcrthington. Heald X Frailey.
GIeCs1u VS. Humphrsy, receivers authorized 70
make distributor lby Justice Barnard Complain
ants solicitors. Stuart McNamara and r. 5.
Huidek0pcr.
Gross vs., Gross alimCny and counsel fees award
ed Complainant, solicitor Robinson White.
Pri0lcau ". Singleton; bill dismissed with costs.
Complainant solicitors Ralston x Siddous; de-
fcudauts solicitors Douglas & Douglas
No motions for TODAY
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without interest, ll,s y and Is. bScA u.
fetvurtH- lueeut e.. raa-ter co 'uX. to J. Gin
ton Tuhty and J.. Z. Mitchell 20 secure Charles
r. Tea6r. Se t- Esar- 6 Usr cent. semi
annually. llt E eslue 3D.
Flra fItw TTuca-Nalsu A. Gie-slur &c UZ- t1
William $. Mccarthy ard John o.HagIu O.
secWe y. Thornton HEusrn. -fl1. years.
rer cent semi annually. iHr- le and ID block 3. 3
square -5G-WIlIiam T. Nuaau O. uN. o. Edmond
F.tzssfaId and John j. Fagan t1 sseur- Enter
prise Serial Building Association. 81 go. jos g.
West Els.uEtau-FuuCIs A. Woods ~ uT. 90 SAN
uei Ross and Albert =. Fox to secure George =.
Cooper SL652 t1 s1 months vgr cent semi
annually DIS ga 5aek E.
North Grounds Columbian Uuires.rr-l Mutual Loan
and Investment Company to Edward j. otgi.-
wagon and George r. Hamilton t0 secure
Thomas NJ Gale $500 yells. 5 rs- cent
s--ll-aUuualE. Dot 8. and part Doc g. block g.
Square 5--ChsrlCs T. Kern q gN t5 Milton T.
Alss and William J. Flatber 90 ,gc-re John
NJ Jones Gsn years. ICr cent, s-ni-au-
uHIIE i.t 3
DobtHs Addition and Moore and Barbouss Add
G9u-Isl4e a. Bryant st uN 90 George NJ.
EmUUirl and DuUElss, $. N1cll- OBJ secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. 500 lOr s3. square a. U1bbius
Addition. aud Jos g. block 8, Moore ana Bar
h1Ur7 Addition
Ho.mes5 Naner-Tetar ID Everett lt u1. 20 Henry
g. Stewart and James 81. Green 90 secure
Victor J.. Miuter $40 . 20 10 months. 5 pr
cent. uart lot J. block g.
Square -55-sailie j. Lord 90 viz Joseph 90 Thomas
a. PIcdgrd and William a. Hil 90 secure
Fec vi. P.esfurd. I.l75. 4 90 So mostas, 6
per cont lat H.
Square 55.-Gear1s b Go1d Ct NIX % Charles II
Dismer and Robert Ls. OBr.eu. o. secure
Charles ". bIsmrr. $3.50 8 years, ugr cent
sruHauEga'lF, i1t 49, Same tB Robert Ice
OBriu and Alvin O.. Belt. 10 secure Charles
J. Walker. dEH / TO 65 months pzr cent
Drhhius' AdIitiau-Henrv Thomas 81, Crfa-'-s p
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD

JlOtltE BAhNAhlt.
Estate Of Samuel A Sawtell viii dated July l.
1905 filed.
Estate Of John II. Linkins: order 20 continue
business. Attorney. J. +. McNsly.
Estate of Augustus ). Bryan; viii admitted to pro
bate and letters tcstsmentary granted 10 George d.
Bryan; bond $500. Attorney. J. NJ. Vale
Ia re Sahatino Morctti; order amending petition.
Attorney. VI. d. Campbell.
Estate Of Benedict Ross; petition for leave TO sell
business filed. Attorney. J. A. Maede
Estate Of William W. Birth; VIII dated May lg
1907, filed.
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PROPOSALS.
BIDS WILL

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Office of che Alexandria Electric Com
pc-F, A.eE1udria Va. for the furnishing
Of tso necessary labor and material for
tae cXtent0n Of the water-suction linz
into b. river at their plant at the TO-
of Wolfe street Full particulars can
obt-E-a by calling at tie office 1f
company, JZ King street, Alexandria. ! o..
Oc3l-2t
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Circuit Court No. 2.


Bath Portland Cement Company vs.. lincoln .
Judgment by default for 2565.4 Plaintiffs attor-
rCys RaSton & SddOnS
United States Cx rel Nalle vs. Board Of Educa-
ton: time 20 file transcript in Court Of Appeals
extended 70 December . Plaintiffs attorneys 0it.
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Lawsuit.
Equity Suit.

No. 1920. AIaude A. Freeman. eXeCutriX vs. John
Jones; account. S5sa5 Plaintiffs attorneys, Carter
d Brooke
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District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
In re opening Of Fessenden street; order Of publ-
cation.
In re condemnation for sewer, Commissioners
sworn.
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No 543s. Washington. d. C.. Sanatorim Asso-
cation IS. Charles W. Sslweli ct al specific per
formance. Complainant's solicitors, Baker Sheehy
& Hogan.
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JD6IlNE 5AAf FGtsbs
United States vs. Annie ". Bradley, murder J,
order 20 summon witnesses modified. Attomeys,
Wells Hover q Wells.
United states VS.. George L. GoodaCe; violating
gambling law; Jury residted until Monday At
tarnoys. H. T. Davis. Campbell Darlington. and
L. b. Behreud.
ASSIGNMENT for to-day. Motions
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New Day Line 10
OLD POINT,
JAMESTOWN,
and NORFOLK
AT REDUCED RATES.
FARE. $50 ROUND TRIP. $50 one way.

Leave Washington Rllgy's wharf 9Th 81 sW at
a. M. every saturday Iuesdal and THURSDAY.
Leave Norfolk, CamUbelS wharf. every Monday.
"Wednesday. and FRIDAY. 40 7.45 a. IN. All classes
Jt tickets reading yia Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.,. g. X a., T.. p s T., and y *
". Ry between Washington. Exposition. and Nor
folk lB either direction. WIli BE accepted Tor trans
uTtatiCn by this company.
Ticket office. 18th and Pa. NV New Norfolk.
Washington. and Richmond steamship Line.
". ]. FLoCRNGY. G. T. a.
I. J. WOOLLES e. Z. A.
~. 4
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District Of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
ments.
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For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria. and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandra
& Mt.Nernon Ry. Sta, 18th &Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR MT VERNON tWEEK DAYS.
70. II A. ~, z NOON, !, .. AND 3H-M
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND AIRING
Ton DAILY EVERY - MINUTES.
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Assignment for today. Motions
Assignments for y mday. November .. 1907.
No 30. ShUn vs.. Burn. AttoTneys r. A. Jones
and g. q. Shiun-E. L, Gies.
No g. Bennett vs.. Schippert. Attorneys Gran
dal Mackey-t;COrge T. Trall,S
No. 80. Wilson Us. BcrmOn Credit Store At
tCmgys. A. W SC5ut-J. l. Topper
No. 36 Becker & Co. vs. Bennett. Attorneys.
Alex BeIi-Dayid Rothschild.
No. s. MaEath Us. G0eglor Attorney. e. ".
Dam.
No. g. George Palmer. Attorney, d. ".
o OD0noghue- Nathaniel Wilson.
No. 90 Nauck & Nsuck vs.. Tibbs. Attorney,
Irving Williamson.
No a. HareIl vs.. Sullivan. Auomeys. W L
Ford-Wof & Rosenberg
No. g. Casey vs. Ross Attorneys, Robinson
Nhite-Bates Warren
No. q. Benson vs.. Wrghtson Attorneys, J. d.
SUlliysu-W g. Gardiner.
United States Edward Fielding Attorneys.
Alex McSorley and Arthur Newly.
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Best Service TO CALIFORNIA,

ARIZONA. NEW MEXICO. AND TEXAS
High-rlass STANDARD Equipment also most modern
Tourist Sleeping Cars Personally CarducIed Without
Change. BERTH &.5l. Rates and steamer rtsgrva-
ti0ns To- japan. China, the Philippines and Around
the World. \. ). POSITION. Geui. Agent. 5Ii Peuna-
Ave y W505 18th st y. W.
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CARS 70 KENSINGToN

Cars from 18th st. and y. y. ave. every Is min
Pass Rock Greek Bridge and Park. main entrance
I0o and Country Club Co Cheyy Chase Lake GCn-
meet with keusington cars. Round tip tickets
25c at Fusseiis.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE EAKNANU.
United states Us. Annabelle Thompson grand
larceny: plea not guilty. Attorney. W. g. Chase.
United States vs. Lewis Hill assault with dan
g,rous weapon; verdict not guilty. Attorney, J. b.
McI Ihnghlin.
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The government 'coins money not
only for It's own use. but for other COuu-
tries as we'll. Last year il coined 1000
coo 1O-peso and 100000 5-peso pieces.
gold. for Mexico, 500. 600 silver I0-cent-
lmo pieces. and 100000 silver 5-centimo
pieces for Costa Rica besides millions
- pieces for the Philippines. The out
side governments have 10 bear all the
expenses of coming their money. Last
year they paid Uncle Sam $4,000 for
doing this work for them More than
onc-half of the specie e-holding Of TIE
banks of Canada last year was in
United States coin
The average life Of paper money in
the United States is less than three
years In other words. the average
piece Of paper money gets back to the
Treasury IN less than three years from
the date Of its issue. The average for
United states notes is about three and
a half years. Of Treasury notes two
years. OF gold certificates three years.
and OF silver certificates one and half
years There have been 1000 $40, 600
notes issued. of which only Gal nave
ever come back for redemption The
notes Of $4,000, $1,000, and 81 900 de
nominations are highly priced by the
big banks. as they do not occupy much
room and are easily counted.
There are annually nearly 5O00O00o sill
yer dollars delivered to depositors in ex-
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There are annually nearly O.00OOo sill
yer dollars delivered to deposltors in ex-
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TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, November :. 1907. same hours and
places.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
oc2q-d = ds
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

oelie og 0errens 0aub. Ndar Den
tettroenOe &irte for bar ferret Den.
Ier ganite utenOt, formentlig ogial
bette ftete fsrit | ge9bnoelIen al
/. 4drbunOre0e, men ielbe 6eitod9en
pdr dlereoe ca. 200 bleoen bolot al
en- gnuitiit Set, (8aiilioianerne) IL
Nfinoe ON Serrens 9ddb. oct gie=
blif. Sc Opfatteoe Iom 8riiti pirtt
.lige 6sOielstime, foroi ben rbimmefz
ite" SriItus / Oadben tog 8olig /
.MenneTtet" SeIus.
Men i 2ebet al 4.-5. Narb.
@eItens Opfuttelie / 6ooeOs
tirterne / Often, og fIere At Oloti
oens ItprIte greIfe airtefeore gior=.
De fig til 5aIsmeno for %. DEF.
.9regor at Na3idnS feireoe $40 Dor
SulefeIt i &OnItantinopeI, bans Gen.
.@regor al NbsId, in0fsrte Den $50
i aappuootia, og 9raoifanternes
.Songe, SObannes arpioitomIs, prn=
oiteoe $40 til Sui / Qntiofid. Sra
.9@gppten fO~reIigger ferit 9i0nesbpr0
ina 432. og Seruidlem boloer fat
req @pifauifeiten en0nu / BET 8.
.adrb., ia, for 632 bar ri l"ittert 9i9s
nesbpro ON, at Sul'n er ferret / 30
oertirtens 9p, eftsr 0en peitldnoite
8eregning. Om Sen arneniife 9irs
te berettes, at Sen 6ab0e optaget Suz
lefeiten, men after ben0t tilba9e I'll
6. San. s6sjtiOeligbeoen, 0d De bro
SdmfunOet meo Oen fore airte %
antog oen monOfpIifte 29re, en- tbeo-
.logiit Opfuttelie, Der misten0te 5rel=
Ierens pirtelige Menneifenatur.
Seq omtaIer bette iiofte, foroi man
Gel fan fige, at boaO ser emo bar beret
Den egentIige 9%tnleoning til, at air
ten inOfsrte en- SET for 6errens
6soIelsNag, iaa bleO oct Sulefeitens
ifpre Og uomtoiiteOe getponing. q.
oen paa sen 5iO, oa ct monofpitiif
Drag gift ben Ooer airten for flute
Zig at Itabe MioOeIuloerens unoerlig
ubiItOriite &riitusbile0e, blep en-
ituOis tilbaseOenOenOs 5ortbnoelie al
at ben anOsn 4Oum" Bog pirtelig
6srer os til, al 5relieren bar laoei
zig foe iOm ct idnOt Menneife bIan0t
grsOre og Ssitre.
(Sluttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
Den Arnen
airfens Snlefeit.
of Decent
2. Oscar 4n0eren n.

sSngen af pore itore tirtelige 9sis
fioer er Iom Sulen tr9n9t mo port
fyoIts alminoelige 9epioitbe0, %
fnaen airfeFeft meoes at en- iud
fart % inoerlig 5eitfeleIie. llfor-
fereot oiloe Sulen life tr9He Os,
9elb ON Rirfen ingen QOoent feis
reoe, f6i r5ulefelelien" melOer Jig
foruo meo fin ejenoommelige, Oras
senoe 0lagt. 0g fao oct lengRe NOT
BlfDe fdgf, at oct for ItOre MGngs
Ser fun er oen ~berosfige Sui, meo
0ens m~dnge6aanoe 9raDlbeo og
Qsfter ON gooe 0ase, Der IadOdn
foruo faiter Straaler at 1T lOttens
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