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The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

Iittle Rock June 2.-Special- rbp state Democratic Central
 rommittee worked all yester- day and accomplished nothing 1, ,hat could he pointed to when |sipht came, yet all seemed very we'll pleased with the situation ahen the committee adjourned l n allow the interested parties |n the Goodwin-W allace contest | sase from the Seventh Congress .ional District, get the evidence |m the contest before the special |Ommittee appointed for that nrpose. The ease Acame before ihe Central Committee yester- |day afternoon, and both par- |tes were represented by attor- reys. Congressman Wallace was |represented by eX-Governor Dan |W. Jones while the Hon. James Harr0d, of Little Rock. appear led for Mr Goodwin. After the matter had consumed nearly all |the afternoon it was suggested ! that the poll books, tally sheets, | etc, in the election m the Sev- INth, De brought into the com .nittee, which was done, and a
 Nmmittee of seven were ap-
 bOnted for the purpose of can
 assing the vote. To make the
 hnyass entirely fats' to uotn
 Edes Jerry South suggested the
 eection of three by the candi-
 Bates, and that Chairman Ruth |RIOrd select another name by |hawing from a hat. This was |lOne, and Goodwin SC lected
 Brewster. South and Crawly, |shile Wallace selected Shaver,
 Pace and Neal. The seventh |nan was found to be II. ID. Palm If clerk of Lincoln county, and ylOminee for county judge. This
 Dmmittee went to work at
 nce upon the canvass of the |'Otes, and will be taken up in
 hll committee again today at Hen o'clock.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

rlgan at Hope, Ark, having re- turned to his home here last Fri day. Since his arrival. he had gwen hls customary close atten- tlon to the large law practice which has absorbed his 4;un since his retirement from pub- lie life in 1903, upon the access sion of James P Clarke to the senatorship. He had been dur Ing Saturday at his offices in the Colorado building. and as usual attended services at the Mount vernon Methodist church onSun- day sl
 During the session of the Con gress Senator Jones had carried extra heavy burdens. imposed by clients whose legal interests had been entrusted to him and his son, and who had been here dur ing the presence of the legisla- tors
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
W. R. COLBY INJURED
brakeman on a Freight Train Gets Caught Between Boz Car and
 the DepO, Platform. 'e

Yesterday afternoon about : o'clock, as W. R. Coley, a brake man on south-bound freight was attempting to couple the tram on the house track nc Was caught between one of the cars and the depot platform ana suffered injuries which may prove fatal.
 me car struck across his st0. mach, and it was necessary to raise the car before he could oe released. His hip was broken. and 1t is feared that internal in- Jufles We're sustained which may prove fatal. However it will oe day or more yet hefore it Will be definitely known just now seriously he is hurt.
 Mr. Coiey was taken to the ParK Hotel, where medical assis- tance was rendered, and his wife at Little Rock was notified of the accident.
 Ioday he is resting as well as could be expected, and was talk en to his home at Little Rock.
 NIT. Coley was reared at Nash Vile, Ark, where his father re- sldes, and is well known here by quite a number of raiIfQad men and other citizens.
 It is hoped that the injuries of the unfortunate man may not be permanent, and that he will soon De able to be out again.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

More duels are fought ill Ger many than in any other country and Jena and Gottingen are the cities which take the lead. It is
 said that a dual takes place in
 Gottengen every day, and on one occasion some years ago twelve combats took place in the twen- ty-four hours. Jena's greatest number for the day is twenty one. The German empire has about 1000 duels year, France has about 1000 combats which may be regarded as such; Italy runs to about 27O In ten years Italy boasted of 2,759 meetings, of which 974 originated in news
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
A New Slate.

Little Rock, June 2.-On the eve Of the State Democratic convention movement was launced in a caucus of delega- tons from about six counties last night to defeat some of the men favored by the incoming ad- mlnlstration for offices at the disposal of the convention. De- legations from Jefferson. Cleve- land, Bradley and Drew and oth- CT counties caucused at a late hour in the Hotel Marion and named a slate to go before the convention. The slate is as follows:
 Permanent -Insenh
 Permanent Secretary-Steele Hays.
 National Committeeman-W. NJ. kavanaugh
 Delegates at large-C. R. Breckinridge, J II. Harrod, Sen ator James H. Berry, W. V. TOmpkins.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
The Big Event Began at Noon Today
 In the City of Little Rock.

Little Rock, June 2-Special- The State Democratic Conven- tion convened this noon, in the Auditorium Skating Rink, next door to the new city hall, with practically every delegate in at tendance. Will Hutton, nom- lnee for County Treasurer of Pu- laski County, the sergeant at arms, had the hall in excellent shape well before the hour of op- when the Hon. John Ii. Ruther- ford, of Pine Bluff, the Chairman of the State Central Committee assumed the chair and called the convention to order. Chairman Rutherford called the Hon. X. o. Pindall, acting Governor of Ar kansas to the chair as tempofa- Ery chairman, and the governor at once assumed the chair.
 The Hon. A. s. Hayes Cf Rus sellyille was made temporary secretary and the work of the convention was well under way. As soon as the temporary or ganization of the convention was perfected adjournment was talk | en until afternoon, to allow all committees to get together and make ready their reports.
 One of the greatest fights of the convention will be the el- ection of four delegates to the Denver Convention, at large, from the state. For the past two days there has been an in- creasing sentiment favofing the selection of four men not in of- flee. and this would eliminate Donaghey, Clarke and Lugwig. as well as Jeff Davis. This appears to be one chief aim of many of the many delegates at this time and to accomplish the defeat of Jeff Davis they would, many of them, apparently refuse to send any office holders. It is freely predicted that if Senator Clarke is selected as one of the delegates at large Senator Davis will also be selected. But be this as it may, there is now a strong senti ment against sending any office | holders to the convention as members of the big four. The Hon. James H. Harrod, Clifton k. Breckinridge, Former Senator | James H Berry and others ol this nature are being doped fol the positions in the event the or flee holders are put out of the running.
 Senator Davis has not beer about the headquarters or the Democrats this week, but many of the stalwarts have called up on him in his Louisiana street of fices. He is saying nothing fol publication, but is known to b'
 milling many political wires.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
CONFEDERATE REUNION.

Birmingham, Ala, June 1.-The snnual reunion of the united |Miederate Veterans will be held " Birmingham June 9, 10 and u After months of hard work hrmlngham is ready to welcome
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

s 1t does not look like times are so bad around Prescott Hard ware Company's place; they have unloaded two car loads of furni- ture a car load of buggies this week, and are expecting another car load of buggies next week.
 l.es
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

| the thousands from all parts of the nation who have already sig- nlfled their intention of beinp present. When the hotels are lllled private houses will he thrown open and every visitor Will be taken care of. so that the 35-year old city so repre- sentative of the new south will try to outdo it's older sisters cities in doing honor to the the men who were the defenders of all that was best in the old South.
 A feature of the Birmingham reunion will be the attention given the veterans themselves. Sponsors, maids, sons and daugh- ters will be given secondary con sideration, and an effort will be made to take care of each vet eran individually. Advanced age and inflrm step will be no handi- cap to the visitors in having pleasant time if the plans of the local committees go through. Tn the first place, Birmingham will entertain free every veteran who will accept this hospility. and to this end a modern hotel has been fitted up at the state raii l-.uunus knoWn as tlOtel John R. Gordon.' where every thing will be free. Bands will be there day and night to play the tunes that the old men love so well, and prominent local sons of veterans and others will be on hand to see that every man en- joys himself in his own way.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

The only thing the public knows for sure" about the new currency law is that it makes no provision for the free and unlim- tied coinage Of silYer at the ratio Of 16 to
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

paper articles or public letters
 The great majority of the duels were fought with swords: only one with fevolvers.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

China's first school of forestry will shortly be opened at Muk- den. The Chinese empire is us- ually pointed out as the worst example, among modern nations, of forest destruction. The floods which are periodically poured down from the denuded noun tains are destructive teyon l com parison with any other country and the want of forests is assign ed as the chief cause. Wood is scarcer in China than in almost any other region in the world, all though the country is well adapted to the growing of trees
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
Goodwin -
 ,. M!''||''iii'in''''S''by2;2 Y Mii'' i''' }
The Special Committeein inthe f Congressional Contest
 Reports Today
copcial to The News.

Special to The News.
 Little Rock, June 2-2:21 p. m. Special committee onted by the state central committee to count the hTots in the contest between Minor Wallace and w &
 Goodwin for the congressional nomination in the Seventh district report majority of P votes for Goodwin.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
Death 0f s a7 er' -s 1knn Sen Jones
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Nibiltitens 6lnat-

9e ruriiife 5engiler / 5i6irien
mao bore mGrfeligt organiIerene,
og 6ongerne | Dem moo bobe en-
rig 6ribeO, tbi ser gaor ne1ter
fife en- uge, uoen at mon berer ON
Ell 6anges belOige Slltgt.
Den iiOite, bet er lpffeoes at
flDgte, er geibililten &arpopifd
Der par meO til at mpr0e Snoen-
rigsminiiteren 8oloIiepoff for en-
Gel aor iiOen. San blep ogmt til
lipsparigt Sengiel og Transport
teret til Si6irien. Sans 8enner bar
imiolertio / bisIe Mar peret me-
get lprtge for at 6ielpe BAN til
Srtbeoen, og MOI ifal baOe an
penot oper ii Sulinoe Gltbler / Set
te 9ieoem. @nOelig er BET lpffe0es.
Ge0 Si9lp al Be andre Sanger
bleb &arpomiti6 ifiult / en- &prre,
Der bor fuIo al &60faol, og paa
nenne MaaOe fom ban uo at
69ngslet. SeO Sengielsporten ftaf
Soloaten, Ser ito6 poa Boft, lin
Saionet ino / &aalen, for at for
pisie fig ON, at Ser fife bar ffn1It
nogen / ben, men uogtet &orpo-
Diti6 blep iooret / 2ooret, gab ban
hog fife en- 2p6 fra fig. San noae6e
Sernbanen og peO beItanoig at ifif-
ie Sogn lDffe0es set BAN at noa
@lobimoitof uben at bGioe op6oqet.
Ser fom ban ON 8or6 paa en-
engelif Sfonnert r9iono", Ser BEN
teoe poo BAN. 8olitimeIteren | 9n=
en- hob6e imioGertib foaet Miston-
fe ON, at 9arpomitf9, tris 6Iugt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
On 2GOelmoos=Se

S 8~e9pnOelien al bet Is. Aarb.
leDeOe / 2OnOon ell SfuelpiQer, JON
i bartaO utrolig @rao belao gpnen
til at funne efterligne ct bDilfet
Jon belit Wennei fes Gang, 2a0er,
@tiner, 6agter, Sprog, l10tale og
&Gren o%DerboDeoet. Sg iom Blot
natnrligt fun0e bore, bar set 6a
frrnemmelig Be fomiIfe, latterliqe,
peoantilte> tripieae og urimelige
Sing, Ser iaa0an fonotes bos bans
Originator, at ban me0 6orferliq=
beO f~opiere0e.
geo Ell 2eilig6e0 ifulce ban -
@riffin rar bans uIfgnne Nabn -
optrGoe / S%pltipiGet SIRE Sinner ef-
ter Sielien", bbor bans &oae bar
en- 9oftor @ra6er. Nht Iepe0e /
&onoon EN- 2ege, @oooruar0, 6pis
lere Wonerer, bOis paafoloep6e
fllriple 8eDpgelier / boa6e @anq ga
Gamtale baoOe giort 6am til en-
pelfommen Sfipe for olIfens lpiti-
&c 8ittigbeoer.
Stgteren 8ope o~pforore6e oo
griffin til at optre0e / np1te SOL
le meo bqnne 2eges @~uofqbeoer,
oe en- Itprten6e 2pffe biGoe bore
Dam fifret.
Sertil erfIere0e Griffin, at ban
enont oIorig buo0e iet @oo6moro,
men at BON biGbe bi6e at ffaffe ia
9agens gefenbfob, fer 9toffet
ifnloe gibes. Scr bette 9ieme0 for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Rongen Og gagerOreagen.
"Geo %

6plgenOe life mltl1tre Scene ira
@aOen / GartS fan mnaIfe inte-
resiere.
gn boi torment fleot Serre
ilentreOe benao Gue Sc la Boir
j6reOsgaGen). gn 9rosfe6eit Itpr=
ter, og upilfaarligt perber Serren
iig ON; / set ianmle purifier ban
moo i'm SiQie iii Ell Dame, lof=
ter Soften og beOer ON ltn0IfplO-
ming. 9omen miller % goor lin
Gel. Sen itore @erre letter otter
Soften tilrette og penOer Jig for at
goa bibere. Men SiGfeloet er
cite mGrfo9rOig luneful6t: / set
Tieblif ban 0reier rl1rtot, Ite0er
Fan iammen meO en- 8ageroreng,
irm / en- itor 8offe poo Sobeoet
herer nlifenS fine Sager. s bills
Sorbirring ruIer friif6ogte Smaa-
foeer, 8ielterbrp0 og GoIteier as
1ortobet.
DSogoibl" brenger Grengen OPP
trogt, De er en- rigtig Sogoib".
Den itore Man0 miller. u9e full
&c bog fife pGre iaa |grop MOB
Ceres We0menneifer - og Doer=
ligere fife anpenOe Orb, iom 9e
life foritaar. 6ogoib er 9eopnet
poa en- 6iif.~
Sg set er ogiaa SilfGl0et. Oct
er EN- Stiff fra 8alatoniden / I'm
garn, iom for nDlig figurereOe
reo BET Waaltio, Miniter Glemen
ceau inotog bos Song @opar6 /
Morienbo0. Sg Set furi6ie Naun
in0tog 8arilerne / BEN @raO, at De
piebliffelig antog BET til ct SfeGO3-
GRO. SQgerOreIl9eII DuOe UerIDr lite
la0e fig belere:
y9e er MI oGigeDel en- Sogoi5
iDre0e ban bioiig. Men Serren ~,
fte6e meo Sopeoet og traf paa Sfuf-
6eren. r0e toger oirfelig fell. 81
6esltoen biIoe ingen / NIT eget 9aro
faaIe6es ibore igen,"
ySpo0 er De maaife i Geres
eget 2anO, ON ieg tyr ip6rge?"
prisie0e 9rengen. v&Onge", iba-
re6e Sen ronfe Serre, i6et ban raf-
te 9rengen en- W6nt.
Get bor nemGig Song @eor9 At
@~rpfenlan6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

ian t~clc9rofcrct til 6am, par ON
@oro ! ~Ciano", % Dan piIoe I'LL
oerio9c Sfi6et. 0ettc lotto BOG ocrt
pngcj'fc aaptoin fig inoo PAD set
b~citenteite, % 0an loO Set engelife
Stag 6cjie. Soa maatte Eotitime
iaeren trgffe iig til6uge, % Sfon-
nerten forlo0 5oOncn % ieile0c til
&apat.
aarpopit5id e. iii ! gOfo5ama.
Dror o9ioa @ario Spirioonof %.
Sc3onoff ser mprOe0e @lebme. Be-
timber Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
6rcb !. Noltfcs
Vii, eOjgeIie.


uYerIingife Gi0en0e" 6rin0er 5.
26. Oft. folgenoe:
@i9e operfor Sen / fo~rlfeQ;Qe
&loOe ~inoebolote 6remitiQing al
Sogen ON @rep s. Wtoltfes Gnt-
leoigelie ION @ofmorifal Ct Ser
lln9ife SiOen0e" bempn0iget til al
flenrlNtte folgen0e iupplerenOe o.
iorflarenoe 8emprfninqer:
"a oco Gronffiftet Gpgrgsmoo-
let ON ll0npOnelie al Ell &ofmar-
lfol iful0e %ofg6res, bar set ct natl1r=
liat 2nife at beOare / oenne StiG=
ling @rep Moltfe, Ser | Ell lpnge-
1e 9(orrpffe bab0e beflG0t Gmbe=
oct ion @of6ef De0 set fronprtn-
lelige Sol, men tiQe ioa natltrliqt
fremb60 Jig Ell SDiDl, ON 0e Snte=
res er, ser lagoe ioa itprft 8eilnq
paa @repens Si0 og &r9fter, /
Hpngoen piloe fl1nne forenes mec
Observation-Disclosures, Ser 10 biGOe
I1iae beientlig for6ge6e &rab til
g(r6eiosebne og I~rbeiostic.
&eiultotet at Sc Sorbanblinger,
Ter berom fprtes, bleb 0a, at 8rep
Moltfe mo0tog u0n9bnelie til Ben
liebnte Sitting, ioet ban oog pit
Ife0e, at oenne 6apoe en- big interi=
miltiif &ornfter, nnbnlig inotii
Cen Wdn0, Ser inmti0ig n0nGpntes
til Sen npe Sitting iom onoen
@ofmarIful, bap0e baft 2eiligbe6
til at iptte fig ioole0es inO / IOmi=
njitrationen, at BON bar | Stono
Ill olene at oberta9e 9e0ellen al
0ennc.
gtaor 0erfor So. Wai. &ongen
nj bar fltnOet Jig foronleotget til
at toge Snitiatioet til @reb MoIt-
fes 6ratrGOen, er Bette ct Sfri0t
til Gathering at ben / lin Sis ira
6egge SiOer ~foruOiatte fremti0ige
GrOning, og BEN meget omtalte
Gpiiooe fan oerfor finn ltges at be-
re Sen rent t~ilfeloige InIe6ning
til, at bette netop ifete I'LL.
0o mar fra enfelte Stoer bar
gjort 6oripg poa at benegte &ig-
tigbeoen al Meooelelien ongaaenoe
&ofmurifol @reb S. Moltfes 4f-
ifeOigelie, bar r&r. 0gbG." benben0t
Zig til @rep W1oltfe og onmooet
BAN ON at gipe Splpsning, ON
Me00eGelien bar rigtig.
@re0 Wtoltte faltDolOt Jttgttgbe=
zen al, bpao Der bor fremiot, nem-
rig, at Fan efter lin fSr1te @amtale
meO So. Mai. &ongen angooen6e
9lfIfe0iqeIien bdp0e Sen 6eTemte 0p-
fotteIie, at Oenne oGene bap0e i'm
9~(oriog i BET tioIigere / u&r. 9gbl.~
pmtolte. 6orboG6, % at Sen pore
Tor%anIe0ning bar 0enne. at @rep
MoGtfe babe pnret til Gteoe oeo
SnOpieIien At set 0onife @isfions-
feIifabs 8pgning iamti6ig me0 Srg-
fen eide. S6prigt uOtaGte&ongen lin
fuG0e Silfreosbe6 meb @reb Molt-
fes @m6eosbtrfiombe6 / Sc forlS6-
ne Iar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Soutb 0afota bar biotil peret
tbipliom 6ersmt for fin Sfilsmis-
ielob. @erefter bGiber oct onoerle=
teS. Sngen bebSoer mere at reiIe
til Oenne Stat for at opnaa en-
let SfiGsmisie. @n np SfilsmisIe-
FOB bleO nemlig beotoget beo Sal
get BEN 8. Noo. S6rIt mente mon,
at Sorilaget bar tabt, men set BIZ
Ter fig, at set er beOtaget me6 1916
Stemmers SlertnG. Otter SEN nDe
Sob fan ingen onGeqqe SfiIsmis-
feIaq, fsr BON bar boet | Staten
ct @ar og / gountpet 3 Maane6ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Geriout ben itaIienffe aongefu=
mile moOtager @tiis glfins og
benOes 8rpQupsgape paa Sc 3d.
100000, ioa maaife en- euer onoen
omerifanif Dame meo en- Is
W3iaiOner Collars fan p~aabegpnoe
hiplomatiife l1noerbonolinger meo
6en unge Song @uruel of 8ortu-
gal, 6emerfer e. 81. s."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Ger 6enitiQes til GperDeielie, ri
tpnfte at ipare paa.
9Dor Sen ltrengt grammatlfallfe
6orm ito0er iammen meO l(otalen
oe &eltlangen, JON | set anfprte
Gtsernpel, Der la0er hi 9teglen bple
ltg. 9ieglen ct 10, at SiQ9gsorO |
Sntetfpn, @nfeltal er0er paa t. Der
ituI0e ifglge oen1e Gegel ifrtpeS
oengelift Sr0". Nlen al @eniDn til
GeltlanQcn % uOtalen uOelaoe5 Bet
II +. 9igeiaa ifriDe5 al iamme Serl=
i'm ofriif 2l", nfriit 8rpO", rOonif
6mdrre6reo". @}eu I u0trpf iQm;
Ger par noget friift ! benoeS
Sale" beboloes t efter #,
@ie0 0en opmGrfiomme 2gIer TO-
retrufter ats Ge0. / for s, iGr-
li9 i 6remme0or0. Men Spdrgs=
nlaalet er, ON set cr rigtigt eQer
flogt for ct @lo0 at fore ell egell
Gfribemoa0e. Oct f%orefommer %
al pore flogere at bpie fig for en-
b6iere ~9(utoritet. Saa bar mon
inmme Nutoritet poa lin SIDE oper
for oQe, ser maotte meme anoerle-
tes.
6or fife mango Ior it6en forbolot
Get fig iooGeoes meo &etifripning at
9anif It, ct en6ber fun6e labe pg
bGboe lin egen &etifripning, nnnr
ban blot 9ennemferte Sen foniefpent.
Men bo funoe man oIorig pioe,
GbaO bar FORFEIT 0anif 9erfor gle=
6e0e BET os, 0a WiniIteriet for
unoerbisntngspe ienet / 9anmorf |
1889 u0gop OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
pg ii0en olttoriiereoe Gtggo San=
bps 0anife Sr0bog iom &etifrip=
ningsor6hog. Si6en Sen uofom,
bar Ri foretruffet at folge Ser,
ielp bbor Ri ellers perIonIig pil0e
f0retr9ffe noget an0et. 9ette gpl=
Der ogIaa Maa0en at Ifrtbe aober=
binle 6~orbolOsleO paa, loa ri fri
rer: / Dag, | @uur, / Morges, /
SteOet for, poa 0runo al, til Steoe,
f0r Geiten o.i.o. Gn0bi0cre Stap-
ningen al 6remmeooro: Seolog,
Autoritet, &otolif, Secri, Meto0e
p.i.b. meO blot t / Ste0et for If.
%, mems bi er pes set, lao %
mil1Oe ON uegentlige NapnorosSfri
pemaa0e. Heglen er FER, at Sc
Gne ifol ifripes me0 file 8egpnoel=
IesbogitaD, +. @fS. Sen rige, Sen
fattige, set npttige. Wen &eqlen
fon life BELT gennemfSres. tr
gipes ~ltege1tlige Nobnorb, iom 5or
lfriDes meO fort gegDnoelie8bog-
TtoD. CTS: Gen Almeqtoge, oe
&rfitne, 0e Sn0fo0te, Sc Sorte Zen
Golferuce), Sc 9onife 0. I. Soor
ilige SrO betegner @1t0, N%ationer,
tore 6olfeflosIer eGer -Gncer, Ser
bgr Sc ifriOcs me0 tort Segpn0el-
ieS6ogltan. Som oIminoelig
@entGrfning tiener, at set er. ditto
poo @rGnierne, man finder
&onifeligbe0erne.
W}aa ri iao benptte 2ejligbe6en
iii at toffe De mango penlige SSSn6=
icnOere % benItiQe til oem Iaa blot
muligt at f6lge g. Soobps &etffrib=
n~ingsor06og. 9oo os or6eioe iom-
rien for, at Oft" fan bpboe tin
SLABS iom Set be6Ite bunffe
Slab / Nmerifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
I'll ,,Gm %OpmGrflo,n @9ler'

Siertelig Sof for -9eres uner-
fenoen6e 9reb. Oct gleoer os, at
@laoet bGiber Left meo 0pmerf-
iombeb, og at Set 6Iiper 6e66mt,
bonbe bbao Sn6boGo, @prog oa
Sr0ning unguur.
Oct bar laa be uSmanting",
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Den repu6lifanife gfationalfomi-
tes 5ormanO, Scr. Sit6cocf, bar
fcrfifret Scr. Soft, at galgfampen
fGrtes og panOtes uoen nogen iom
belit 5orbin0tligbeo / &etning at
Sgfte ON uOnebnelier eaer anoen
@eguni1geIie. Suft bill eaa in6
Set Spi0e Sus u6en ringe1te 8on-
ifeligbe0, btor6ren0e fra &olgfom=
pen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
st gammelt Sagn
mi SOnOcpigcu, Ser Bjalp
Nlocis0amen.

NocisOamen.
6or oper 200 Iar iioen booze
Ger poo 5tlt66ergooro peO &in-
rer1p / 9anmorf ell @erremanO,
Der par nteget itrGn9 operfor line
l(nOeriaatter.
@aa sen Sio fonl en- 9on0e /
Sranoum / @enIton6 nle0 en- 2lf,
gift til Serremanoen. gn Dag rel
tic 8on0en, Ser bar ell gomnel
Wan0, me6 lit eneIte Barn, en-
Batter, OBJ til &erremon0en for
at beoe ON Senitono meo 5fotter-
ne.
IlOelsmanoen bar bre0 o. trues
sc gon0en me0, at ban lfltloe lott
tes no al i'm Seitegaar6, 0erioin
1an fife 6etalte, boa0 ban IfplOte.
SonOemartoen 6aO for Jig, og 0ot=
teren, Der por &rpbling, ba0 ON
8armbiertigbeo. ll0en for Sang
Noren pau Stubberguur0, bpor
Samtolen foregif, ito0 IOeIsmans
oetS 9atter, og Fun ff MeOli0en-
9eo meO Sc fnttige 6olf % bebege-
oe lin Sober til at gipe Oem &en-
1tono; ienere if 8on6en lin @eI0
til &erreman6en betaIt og 6Gep
pe6 lin @oar6.
Mange Aar ipan0t 6en. 8aa0e
Sonoen og @erremanOen Oooe.
9onOens 9atter opertog i'm So
oers 8oar0, og aoelsmunoens
0atter if lin Hart al Stu6bergaor-
ocns @oos.
timber Sreoerif Ben 6ierOe fom
Ser Ooarlige SiOer for 2an0et;
flere Serrem9n0 gift fallit. @0els-
oamens Bart | 5tubbergaar0 bleo
til itolt Iolgt, og bum maatte reiie
bort uOen at eie Salt til ct 9@g.
gn Dag / 8egpnoelien al set
atten0e IarburtOre0e p%an0reoe bum
paa lin SOB fra @ielmmsQe git
faa oper Se0e as @age6ro for at
reiie til Gi6org, bpor en- 6legt-
ring al benoe 6oe0e.
ll0e poo Ben itore @jelntbeoe
mpote bum 8onOepigen, Ser mi
9ob0e facet &aDnet n&rpffelene".
gn aorI ilog 2png / Nnrbe0en,
rg &rpffelene gift og iamleoe 2Dn-
gen ionrmen. SEQ Si0en al Itoo en-
gamnel Gogn, og TO 5tlt0e git
CO aaO at 2pngen.
ga nj IOelsoomen fom goaenOe,
ipurgte &rpffelene benoe ON, 6por
FUN oil0e FEN, og I~0els6amen Jag
&c: oSil giborg;' nit @oos er
iolgt, og ieg eier intet".
ga Dps &rpffelene &orlen Ipen-
Dc for 8ognen. st &nlppe 9Dng
Gleb Ben fine SrpfenS @geitol, og
ioo forte Gene benoe paa Sci. 90
or fom for6t Sage6ro, biIbe @0els-
<amen, at Bun if1tloe oen0e til6a-
&C, men 2ene biG0e fore meo benoe
lpngere en0nu og ben6te fife ON,
f6r bun fom til @ebobeo / Oaug-
bierg.
Sooleoes gif set til, al oen fot-
tige @onhepige fra Sronoum fit
2eiligbeo til at gengpIoe @oeIs-
~fc6fenen, at bum bar gooet / Tor~
bcn for ben6es Sn6er, oo 6enne
fife funbe betoGe fine Sfotter.
Men ieGo SorteGingen er gaoet
ira SGegt til Slegt, og enfeIte nF
Sc el0ite mulebenoe Seoeboer biz
funne erinbre at babe bgrt BEN for
t9ne At beres SoreG6re.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

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