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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
koLU SHOWN UP
D lluih Finnish Paper Charges Him With
Pocketng Funds.

D 4iu,h Finnish Paper Charges Him With
Pooketing Funds.
That the people of Crystal Fails were
not fooled in John Kolu il being shown
up more emphatically every day. When
the business men refused 10 allow him
TO collect funds from the miners here
they did 50 because they didn't want
our people imposed upon and they
considered Kolu 10 be one Of the fell
lows who had been doing the impos-
ing 50 they told him % move on and
he got none Of the coin Of Crystal Falls
working men.
Now. comes Finnish paper at
Duluth. with what il claimed TO be AN
expose Of this fellow II charges tnat
he pocketed great deal Of the money
that he collected from the strike sym
pathisers and with prohting 10y his tour
financially
II isa we'll known fact that all Of
these walking delegates and solicitors
are grafters who live upon the credulity
Of their victims Kou seems 10 have
been no exception to the general rule
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
More About The Legion

We have been handed the following
explanation of the recent action of the
convention Of the National Protective
Legion, with the request that il be
published for the benefit Of the many
members Ia this vicinity
Many people are greatly exercised
over reports being made concerning
the National Protective Legion and
the action taken in its last biennial
convention II is currently stated that
the cash dividend of the organization
payable eacn i've years will be materi-
ally reduced An authoritive state
ment concerning this society so we'll
known In our place is 10 the effect
that the cash dividend In future will
be- declared upon a purely matheui-
atica basis and that the amount 10 be
paid each year. will not be- known
until an actuary shall have made com
putations 70 determine H. In future
the dividends will vary each and every
year. and the amount paid ON each full
rate certificate, will be changed "a
such sum as il the actual incremen
upoi the certificates issned during the
year, five years previons thereto.
This action was In accordance with
demands made by the Insurance De
partment Of nearly every state in the
union wnere the Legion does business
and II was largely a compulsory change
However. the change seems an admir-
able one inasmuch as IL assures the
prepetuity Of the society and removes
all Obstacles exercised by the various
Insurance Departments and other
officials in authority. Furthermore. II
removes all criticism 80 freely passed
by Old Line Companies, From its
National Officers we gather informa-
tion. that they earnestly approved the
measure. and Of IL assurance Of equity
and Justice 10 all the membership To
the public we will also state that that
925 representatives were in attendance
AZ the meeting and voted unanimously
e. adopt the change that was made.
From the standpoint Of one who care
fully reviews the conditions as present
] cd good judgment indicates that cor
rect action was taken.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
GUN ACCIDENTS
VERY NUMEROUS
SEVERAL FATAL ACCIDENTS HAP
pENED DURING THE WEEK.
ALL DUE TO IRRtSpONSIBlEs
Many Foreigners are Buying Guns ane
Shoot at Every Bird or Movement OF
the Bushes.

This has been week of shooting ac-
cidents in and about Crystal Falls.
Five accidents are recorded as having
happened during the week, all due TO
the careless use of guns.
The first accident of the bunch oc-
Cured last Friday at Stager when an
unknown Italian was shot by some nm
known person. The Italian was walk
ing ON the railroad track in the vicinity
OF Stager depot when he received a
charge of fine shot from someone In the
bushes II is claimed that all Of the
parties were head lighting. the exact
facts in the case do not seem TO be
obtainable.
The fellow WAS very badly wounded
and was found by a couple Of railroad
employees and sent TO the hospital at
this city where he is at present. His
condition is improving slowly.
Another very sad accident occurred
on Saturday night near the Menominee
River bridge in Dickinson county.
Peter Rasmussen, "A well known citizen
OF Iron Mountain was found lying dead
by the side of the railroad track. He
had been riding railroad bicycle and
il was thought at first that he had been
struck by train but when he was
picked up charge Of buck shot was
found lodged in his side
Rasmussen left home during the
early hours of the morning for Spread
Eagle lake 80 as 10 be on hand TO wei.
come party OF friends who were Ia
go TO the lake the following day 1t il
thought that some early hunter saw
him riding along the track in the dim
morning light and took him for deer
or bear and shot him.
The next affair occurred ON Monday
near the Dunn mine when an Italian
miner. who was out hunting. had a
charge OF gun shot put into his left
side. This is also mysterious affair.
IL is claimed by some that be- shot
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05

in the dry Some Of the men went
down to the 2nd level 20 see why Joe
and Adam were SO late When they
came into the raise they found the
two men lying in the top Of
the chute, both dead from the blast.
This chute is in the bottom of the
raise
Joe and Adam Convenski were Of
Polish nationality and botn were mar
ried men.
NO Ill.
A fatal accident occurred at the
Hemlock mine oct 10, about 80 a.
m. Joe Giodosh "A miner came 20 his
death in the Hemlock mine by falling
down in - stope between the 9TH and
sth level 800 feet south OF the snaft.
Joe Giddosh and Gus jacobson
were working in % stope between
the sth and 9th levels, 800 feet south
of the shaft
Captain Hughes went into % stope
where Joe Giddosh and Gus jacobson
were working. little before \ p. m.
on the morning of the 18th. He ex-
anined the stope and fonnd that there
was some loose ground just above
where the two men were
going 10 drill He told them
that they had better trim the
ground down before they did any driI-
ling. He told Joe Giddosh 10 go mp TO
the 9TH level. and in about 500 feet
south OF the shaft. he would
find a steel bar. and fetch ID down into
"a shaft and trim the ground down be-
fore starting 10 drill.
joe Giddosh went back To the shaft
ON the sth level and climbed up thru
the shaft 10 the 9Th level and walked
in thru the 7th level and got the bar.
Instead OF going back the way he
came, seemingly. he thought that he
would take shorter road down thru
~ stope from the 9TH 81 the sth level
AZ the time that the miners were
working In this - stope there was a
ladder road in this stope for the men
tnat were working in the stope 10 20
down and up by. But the stope being
all worked ont and abandoned the
ladder-road wasn't OF any more use in
this stope No they had taken out the
top ladder 30 nse In some other stope
and had put guard mp b. keep any
one from walking from the level into
the old ladder-road that used b. be
there. Giddosh must have climbed
Continued ON Editorial PAGE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
MILWAUKEE TRAIN WRECKED
Passengers From These Parts Had Lucky
Escape Sunday

The Milwaukee train which connects
with the Crystal Falls train at Chan
ming was wrecked between Hilbert and
Forest functions last Sunday morning
about 30. The passenger ran into
the rear end OF freight tnat was stall
led on tae track ahead OF her.
While the passengers were given a
bad shaking up there were no serious
injuries and only two badly injured,
one Of them a man from Iron Noun
tain.
The train crew didn' Z escape so easily
The fireman. a young man named Ross
who formerly lived at Claiming, was
killed outright and the engineer was 40
badly scalded that il was thought he
would die.
A brakeman on the freight train who
was in the caboose when the collision
occurred, was badly hurt also.
The freight has become stalled about
two miles from Hilbert Jc. and the
engine ran out OF water. The engine
was uncoupled and went ahead to the
junction to get water The proper
protection seems 10 have been lacking
TO guard against trains from the rear.
/ The passenger was admitted 10 the
block with caution card but IL seems
that the engineer failed 70 see any
warning until the crash came
The caboose WAS smashed 10 pieces
and several cars of poles and lumber
tossed In the air.
The engine Of the passenger train
! was badly injured and the first car
telescoped.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05

ganized about i've years ago and IL
first year or two were failures because
Of mismanagement. Then Chas.
Neiwabeaur WAS appointed manager
and . directors couldn't have made
In g. connection Crystal Falls can
point with pride 10 highly successful
venture Of tfs kind. the Finnish a
q better selection. Instead OF being
behind the game under Mr. Neiga
besur's management the company has
froged rapidly 10 the front until today
IL is the best managed company and
has the best credit Of any institution
OF It's kind In the county.
OF course there are other good heads
in the company but Mr. Neigabeaur is
entitled 10 most Of the credit for the
very successful career Of his corpora
tiOn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
MANY CASES Dis
POSED OF THIS TERM
ALAoST ALL or THE CASES DOCK.
eTED WERE PUT ON TRIAL.
CITY WON FIRST BLOOD
Kimyall.Ws Non-suitsd Not Being Able
to Prove Title and Will Commence
Over Again.

The October term Of the circuit court
for this county proved 20 be one OF the
most important that has been held in
many day. The call of the calendar
found almost every case ready for trail
and the bulletin board showed that the
Judge would be busy until Friday
night with chance for more work on
Saturday. Several of the cases docket
ed as non jury turned out 10 be- jury
cases on the call 20 that tine jurymen
got in full weeks time.
After the call OF the calendar the
iury was excused until after dinner
and the matter Of naturalization was
taken up The following persons were
made full citizens
Jas H. sprago. G. J. Hedstrom.
Oscar Carlson. of Iron River Isaac
johnson, Victor Matson. Maffea pia-
sini. and John Carlson of Crystal Falls
Matti Kniivila, Alfred Falendar aud
John Quanstrom OF Stambaugh
The first case tried was that of Fred
Wulf against Andrew Nelson, the &C
ton being for labor that Wulf claimed
was due him on logging contract.
The case occupied all Of the afternoon
and the jury awarded a verdict as
claimed by the complainant
The second case, that Of Nanlt vs
Jas. +. Corcoran. was thrown ont of
court
The next case was that Of Ray Kim.
ball w the city Of Crystal Falls. Mr.
Kimball sued for damages done T. his
property by the backing Of the water
by the city dam After the jury was
impaneled the complainant sought 10
show proof OF ownership Of the land he
claimed was damaged Mr. Kimball
got title to the land by "A tax homestead
deed. Mr. Sherwood who is assisting
e defense, objected to the procedure
on the ground that the deed Is not con-
elusive evidence Of ownership, main.
tanning that il is necessary for the
complainant 20 show that the title
which he received from the state is
perfect Judge Stone held with de-
fendants attorney and non-suited the
complainant
The next case, that Of Lepanen "
Conlin went 10 the jury. IL was
brought for money claimed 10 be due
,on,nlainant u the amount of SiuO
Defendant claimed an offset which the
jury admitted and brought in verdict
for $js
The next case, damage ease, WAS
practically won by the defendant and
the following case was dismissed
Donald Mcdonald sustained another
defeat in his case aud the Honlihan
case went over the term.
Cont adjourned on Friday after
noon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05

have the honor 10 submit herewith
my annual report for the year ending
September 80 1907.
During the year there have been in
operation in this county the following
named mines employing the average
number of men, gwen as follows
Dunn. l3s; Great Western. e5O
Kimball. 75 Tobin, 200 Bristol POS
Fairbanks. 30 Crystal Falls. 95 La.
mont. 65 Dober, Ill; Baltic
$50 Youngs 9t Baker, SO Nanamo
100. Caspian, l67 Hemlock, III
Mansfield. 90 Hiawatha. rs Armenia.
~ James. 80 Fogarty, 25 Hollister
* Hector, .l5 Gibson, rs;
Zimmerman. l5t Konwinsky.
Is Chatham. Lenox. Berkshire and
Claihoon 1903 men for all OF these mines
taken together The Brule Mining
Co. has charge of these mines
The average number Of men employ
ed during the year at all the mines in
the county is 2f5O.
Twenty FIVE fatal accidents occurred
this year rs follows
NOS | and III.
Two fatal accidents occurred at the
Youngs mine sept. 30 1905. about
10 40 D. m. Joe Conyenski and Adam
Convenski, two miners were killed Mt
the Youngs mine by blast
Joe and Adam Convenskin had
been working mp in n raise at the
end level OF the Young. mine. 40 feet.
south of the shaft The ton OF the raise
was abont 20 feet. above the back OF
the 2nd level
Joe and Adam Convenski had drilled
round OF holes IN the top Of the raise.
They had powder la the nine holes,
and they had the powder in the tirst
cutting in hole and were in the act OF
putting the exploder In the 2nd cut-
tingin hole. Whether the exploder
got caught In the hole AS they
were ramming the exploder with an
iron bar, or WHETHER their lamps or
candles that they had on their heads
came In contact with the fuse OF
the first cutting.in hole. and they not
being aware. Of IL. no one can tell, but
the both cutting-in holes exploded and
broke oif about IL inches Of the collar
% the holes.
An the rest Of the men on that shift
came mp at II O'Clock and changed and
found that Joe and Adam Convenski =
wearing clothes were still hanging up
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05

John Hansen. an old and highly r..
spected resident Of this city died AT
the family home in Maple Grove last
Monday Mr. Hansen has been totally
disabled with rheumatism for years
and has been hard sufferer up 70 the
time of his death 40 that the end came
a. relief 20 long wait and care
worn family.
John Hansen was born in Lanbaala.
Denmark. IN June. 1852. making him
b5 years Of age at the time Of death
He WAS married In his native country
20 Martha Peterson, in May 1872 and
the following October came to Amer.
lea. After settling nj various places IN
their new home. the family finally
located In Crystal Falls in 1889 and
have made this city their home since
that time.
A family Of ~ children were born.
nine Of them living. OF the children
living six are boys and three girls,
~ grown up but two
V Mr.. Hansen was member OF the
Al lodge OF Maccabees and the
yeral. which occurred at 80 ON
Wednesday last was attended by this
society in n body.
The religious services were conduct.
ed at the house by Rev. Johnson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Another Railroad Rumor.

IL Il runored that the q. NJ a 81.
p. will extend their line from Cham.
pion 10 lshpcming where connection
will be made with the L. s a l. and
the run 10 Marquette made over ,bt
tracks Of that company
This rumor WAS started by the visit
to Marquette last Wednesday Of mum.
ber of ST. Paul officials, hign mp in
the councils Of the road. They inspect.
"a the yards Of the L. $. a. l. while
at lsnpeming and Marquette.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
A cloak Sale

Mr.. A. Hursch representing NJ.
Seisie & Bros cloak house Of Chicago
has made arrangements with Mr.
MendelsOn 10 give sale at his store
Friday Oct. H. Mr. Hursch carries
between six and eight hundred coats
only one Of a kind. thus getting Goa.
from big assortment and also assuring
yourself that there will be no other coat
like 10 in town
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
TWO MILLION TONS
FOR IRON COUNTY
LARGEST ORE PRODUCTION IN MS.
TORY PRODUCED LAST YEAR.
CRYSTAL FALLS GETS I,48I, 1873
Against oll.329 Tons For the West Sid,
Twenty Five Fatal Accidents
Occurred.

The annual report OF the mine in
spector Of Iron Comfy is now in press
and will be- issued in time for the an
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
About Go operatIve stores.

Our contemporaries have much to
say about Cooperative stores most of
the mentions being about ventures that
have failed In fact Judging from the
numerous reports. IL would seem that
most OF the cooperative ventures are
failures
Swedish Mercantile Assn II was or.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
ANNUAL REPORT or THE INSPECTOR or MINES.
TABLE No. /.

Mines output Employed
Accidents
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05

Continued on Editorial Page.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
GarlRe 9jerter.

Gogle MenneIter bringer SoIitin
og gdrme. anOre SIS og aulOe mel
ia. Wgoer ou en- al De ferIte, naar
alt ier mertt % tungt no for Oi1.
iaa nil bans Denlige 9aanOtrnt,
|Smil % opmuntrenoe Orb Imitt'
puu Dig. og eTtsr at bun er gauet,
oil Ou fsle Dig lDtteligere emo fer.
.Sadoanne Wennefter forItuur At
gsre un0re lpttelige, % oper alt er
DC Oeltomne. Gig aaleb % SoiOa
uoTpeiSs De oct forj9tteOe Qano %
brtnger oejlig 6rugt meo Jig till
.bdge. De bar ielp mot uf 2unoets
6onning % MGlt % oifoe gerne,
al dae dnore itulOe bape Del / oet
idmme 0oos.
NnOerleoes er oct me0 Den dnOen
alasis. 8lpnt og alu9e er 0eres
Wluo og 9ritts. Idar Solen thinner
lpdrmt, eniter Dc 8uloe, og nddr
set er tolot, snifer DC fig CONNER.
Ou fer De pud oct forjetteoe 2onos
tore, bsfeiteoe 8per og itarte Sem
per, og / MismoO uObrpoer De: vgi
er Tom @rasbopper for Dem. SUBS
9efter o9 9~eliignelier CT imua /
Communicating. Slige MenneItsr
ipunorer omtring / Den nduoelise
grfsn belle 9ipst igennem uoen at
npo Qanoets Sober. MismOOise o.
tgrre benleper De ct ulntteligt Gip
% bringer life unOet emo Sorg %
9emo0 meo jig, bpor De tommer.
2lpoitelen opmlIntrer De 8riitne
til ct gl9osligt Gin / 9u0. i0et ban
u0taler iig IdaleOes: y9l9oer eotr
/ 6erren. after tiger je9: ~8lG&r
Pdulus, ON emo omringet az
ganitsligbeoer % i al Sla9s Sure
par en- lpttelig &riiten. t0an og
tSilds lang moos bag 59n9iele:s
Mure. t6on bragte Coffin meo zig.
tbi Nadoens Sol itinneoe TART I
bans edef 6ierte
HOB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
Gu fin MI ubgape al Bibles
| %2ommeformat ,meb
l0tinlfe 1bper.

Ui unRer at benlebe Dpmert.
iombeben paa en- ny ub9ape az
Biblen | QpmmefDrmat meo latinite
upper, Stprrelie SKI TDmmer %
IA 9omme tpt, trptt paa tint Ba'
pic meo mango beliibise Sauitra.
toner gobt ubfgrt. Oct gamle Ee'
Itamenfe er efter ben np Doeri4t'
telie. 8inbet er meget lm%a9fulot
meb Joriirin9 os @ulotrpt, Geber.
OperIalbsbin0 meb airunbeoe DIR.
uer os lisner en- fin engelit Vibel.
Yiblen CT meb @uloInit, ranbe
Djgrner % tDbelig Erpf. Den er
i9roeles pasienbe ium en- @aDe til
Ronfirmanoer. Der er COB Blaos
iii at p%aatrptte Napn Sub. Bib
lien er meget biai9. ba ben ielges
Tor $1.15. Wopn l0c efStra. Eor'
tofrit tilienot.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
9por er 6imlen?

6slsenoe 9iitorie bleo nDIig for
:alt al en- YrGlt. 9an bdoOe bolOt
pr9oiten ON 0imlen. Otn ri
genOe Dag me0te ban en- Rigmdno,
iom par Weolem at MenigbeOen;
Mau0en iagoe: v&are gaitur, /
8adr prahiteoe 0e ON 0imlen o.
iagoe mango imutte 5in9 ON Den,
men life. boor Den par at iinoe." -
80, Oct glaoer mig" ioureOe pr9
ten, at je1 I Dug tan faa 4nleDs
ming til at oprette oct forIsmte.
Seq tommer iuit ira Ell Spite bdJ
Batter. Der Dor en- bunofdttig ao@
ne. Sun ligger Teberlqg, OF / en- an
cen Seu9 li9ger to ipge 9ern. SUN
or meget fdttig og bar hoerien Al
bloc sner br9noe. Jtuar De nu gddr
ben og teber en- W9n9Oe trdftige
oeonetsmioler FAINT &ul % Yeo, o.
De idd gaar pen til benoe og flyer:
a9re aone, ieg bringer Dem oisie
ling / Dor 6erres Seiu RaDn. Ndur
De iaa aabner 8ibeten. leIer 9a=
.5Tos %. Salme o. tn9ler ne0 o1
beoer me0 Den fpse Stone o9 8sr-
rene. = ia, oerfom De ida life fdar
0inlen at ie. Iua giDer jeg Dem
0eres pense tilbase."
Den n9ite Morgen iagoe MSuu-
ben: nRigtis, 9r. quItor. jes bar
let 9imlen og oeret Is Wirutis:
oen."
5oritnnr on bette, lore 2eier?
(9uO o9 9ilien)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18

til min 9laoe hsrt, at ban er Die
pen en- aIoorli9 8riien, Der nu itts
boloer mere al fine pen9e, emo at
han go6t fdn ofie Dem. naar bun
osrOeo tan beFor0re SUBS Riges
l1obreoelie {.
6Ouo fan ct Wfenneite gipe til
@eOerlag for fin Siel2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
Slanot Sp9rge / NfrIfa.
of 4ommdn0unt / 8ongoitaten
9tto s. 2nno.
CDanit 8tOsitriftD
(5ortiat).

9i oil MI betragte 8dtuaernsa
aele Qeoeois.
De Dor omfring / Stopen ! imao
g~anosbper, ON man fan tdlOe ON
Samttn9 elenoige 9ptter. buOri d
Scr, for en- 9anosbp; iom RegeI
s9aer en- Iua0an &oloni ira so I'll
800 Snoioioer. og Itsnt Der itte
fInoes noget SIaOeri bos Dem, d0-
lposr loe Dog til en- Die @raO en-
6eOOtng, bDis Ueast DOG ofte er rel
%problsnattit. nj Os til regner en-
6eootng Jig enoogiau FOR 0erre oOe:
aere iddounne &olonier.
9anos5pen ligger / Stooen bort.
ira 4lfurOei. og bpor man minNii
sentsoe at iteoe pua Dem. 0Dtterne
* A0eoe at 8rene al 9almeurten
Rap5aa oenifsru % er / Reglen idl
grinttioe. At De fun afgiper ct ngo-
sfrFtigt Gp for Sol % Re9n, man.
gen Sang beitaar De enoog fun Al
- tore galmegrsne, Der Fl tut.
ne / Soroen o. 6eieoe idmmen for.
epen, Iud ,oe banner en- 5lags Sup.
eel.
Msoens Regerldn0sbgrne / u.
minOeligbe0 er temmelig regimes.
Re anlugte. er oette life 5ilfeloei
neo 0D9rgenes gper, 6ptterne fig
ger fOm Dc fan beoIt. og 6eoOingeRa
DptFe er lige iau taroeiia iom o.
1Hores. Dean Ter jngen rp0Oet, p9ni
lu5st pfans mfot / 8Den, % Den Il
life omgiDen af Pluntager. ej beler
hposr man 9eis eaer 8d0er. -
Arft0Oen gror / i'm 5rooigbe0 op
nelem 5ptterne, Og 0bargene sr
gtnos f0r Den; tbi 10 nermere Ser
er, 0es b~urtigere fan d ~forioin9s
mo i Den. oerIom Der itufoe tomme
Tarligt.
5000 Den pore Renligbso angaur,
"a er Den iaa lem iaa, o. otr tug.
sr iuft life at Naaria 5drina ! en-
iuooan 8p. 60or alt QTdlO Imioes
Der. hoor Oct 6eoit fan falOe iia.-
gGtudens Msblement er in0z
5tr1ntet til Oct mtno7t muligs, oct
oil ites en- Slogs Seng, eler rettere
iuat en- meeet breo, LAP Bent II
8umbpis, Den tan iult lite beifplOes
for at bore mugelig, iiar ou bsa
itts fan oaftes, bperten At Maorls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
6or bprt.

Gn at SaOrc U~tisiions aOlpOriD=
rer 9dnmart bar fortult fol
qad en- Rejis traf jeg iammsa
meO cir Ulano, icu jes tom | 5de
Teo en- SUBS Rtge6 llo6reoelie.
San uotalte 81. a. De Oro: Seq
pilOe tun enife, al Godngeliets 5ori
tpnOe!le life tr9peos iaa tore 9en-
eeofre." Seq iuareoe BAN: "a. G.
Sro TT De uotalt Der | yernen, msT
jsg er ~operbopiit ON, at De life no
taller Dem / oen anoen @erNa
0eriom De tommer / 6eIDeoe, mor
De oa pil fige: p6er er rigtigno'
off dnoet emo rdrt at bare; men i,
lpareoe bog mine Yengs, og oe
.sr en- flor 5rsit / al min 5r9ngfel!'
.Og bpis DE- ituloe tomme bjem II
SUB, mon De oa bill iige: ySl
FER er rigtSanot oOer al geltribeli
|oeiligt at pere; men Oct bar ogIa,
|porst mig en- temmefig 0pr 6iforis
for ieg maatts AT meo ole min
pepge!"
Min msprejieroe bauoe life noss
|ai Ipare herpua; men jeg bar Fosl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
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