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Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
RootIess Cactus Of California.


Curious among vegetable growths OF
the new world and one which is sci.
dom seen Of men is the rootless cactus
Of the California desert. This plant. a
round, compact growth, rolls about the
level floor of the desert for some eight
or nine months Of the year, tossed
hither and yon by the winds which
blow with fierceness over all Of Cali
fornia's sand plat during those months.
At the coming Of the rains, or, rath-
err, the cloudbursts, which sweep the
desert in it's springtime, this cactus
takes root wherever it happens to have
been dropped by the last wind Of
which it was the plaything and i'm
mediately begins to put out all around
It small shoots, which In turn become
cacti, exactly like the parent plant.
These young growths increase in size
rapidly, sucking the moisture bot
from the parent plant and from th
surrounding earth. The roots do not
penetrate the soil deeply, but spread
often over q circle whose radius is not
less than ten feet. These roots, too,
are small, but practically innumerable.
and they get every bit Of moisture and
plant food to be had in the territory
they cover.-Technical World Maya
zine a..
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
The Porcelain Tower.

The famous porcelain tower was one
Of the architectural boasts of Nankin,
China. 1t was reared in the ninth cen
fury before Christ by King Avon and
has been twice rebuilt, once in the
fourth century of the Christian era
and again in 1913 by Hoang-li-Tai.
The tower originally attained a height
Of $50 feet. 1t consisted of nine stories,
surmounted by great mast bounded
by spiral cage and crowned by an
immense globe. A hundred and fifty
two large bells were hung from the
roofs of the nine stories, which were
ornamented also with Is lamps. The
cost of the original edifice was esti-
mated at between $35,OOO,O00 and $780,
100000 1t was made Of white brick,
and the walls and roofs were brilliant
" ornamented with porcelain. The
great porcelain tower was destroyed
in 1853, during the TAPPING occupation
Of the city.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
The Grain to Biscuit Record.

From standing grain in the field to
we'll baked biscuits in twenty-five min
utes was the record made in convert
ing the raw material into the manufac-
tured product at Waitsburg, Wash,
a few days ago. This is said to beat
the previous record, held by Mime
apolis mill, by twenty-nine minutes.
The Minneapolis record was made sew
eral years ago and might be improved
on at this time. but until the Mime
sofa farmers begin using combined
harvesters and other up to date ma
chinery, says the Portland Oregonian,
such as has made the Pacific northwest
famous, the record will remain on this
side of the Rocky mountains.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
HE Old Hat.

every house holds a lot Of useless
Junk that should be thrown out" said
a man who hates to see his wife hoard
old things.
IT once saw my uncle help his wife
clean house. Every closet they came to
you'd hear some such dialogue as this:
'Uncle holds up rusty ,teakettle.
You don't want this?
s'Well, It might come In handy for
a flower or something aunt falters.
.rnto the ash barrel It goes, and un-
Gle holds up paid OF old shoes. Why,
these old shoes must have been lying
here five years! What have you been
saving them forY
"'Well,' says aunt, II we ever want
ed to make a pair Of hinges
"sr remember a pair Of leather
hinges once made says uncle BIT
teriy, and into the barrel fall the
shoes on top of the kettle
Then he holds up hat Here's
this old hat Of mine / wore to ehr
Philadelphia Centennial. Better throw
it away, hadn't weT
swell, maybe so,' says aunt. I've
often thought Of giving 1t to some poor
man, but forget it every time aStramp
calls. gave 1t to one tramp, ana he
left it on the front gate postso
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
Cutters.

OUGGSrS.
Morris, Minnesota, August IA, 1908.
Separate sealed proposals will be
received by the City Council of the
City of Morris, Minnesota, until 8
O'Clock p. m. on the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1908, for the construc-
ton of V shaped concrete cutters,
five 90 inches thick and three 60 feet
wide, laid accurately to grade, fur
nished by the City, along and in front
of the following described properties
situated in the said city of Morris:
Blocks one a., two (2), three {3)
and four ~, on the east side of At
lantic Avenue and in front of lots
thirteen (13) to twenty -four (24) in
elusive of block one ~, on the west
side of Atlantic Avenue, and blocks
two (2) and three 90 of John W.
Harris Addition to the village (now
city, of Morris. on the west side of
Atlantic Avenue.
Proposals must be on blank forms,
furnished for that purpose by the
City Clerk, and the cost of building
said cutters upon each of the pro-
perties herein described owned by in
dividuals, separately stated. Said
bids also to be made upon a basis of
cash payment for the work and
material.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
Specifications and estimates may be
obtained at the Office of the City Clerk,
Morris, MINI.
g. B. BURPEE,
City Clerk.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
Served InaalIs Right.

The late Joseph e. Brown, ex-gov-
ernor and senator Of Georgia, was a
ponderous, plattudinous man, who
talked interminably in the most dreary
fashion, says the Saturday Evening
Post
One day the late Senator ingalls, of
Kansas took offense at something
Brown said and replied in speech
that literally fayed Brown.
A day or two later Brown came back
with long, involved, wearisome
speech, trying to reply to ingalls,.
After he had finished Senator Butler
Of South Carolina, wanting to be nice,
said to him, Brown, that was good
speech"
WELL" replied Brown complacently,
ingalls, brought it on himself"
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
Power of Deep Sea Waves,

In high gale mile long waves, 200
feet from trough to trough and forty
feet high, roar along the sea at twenty
miles an hour with a weight of 10000
pounds for every foot of their length
Upon these 600 foot ship will rise like
floating leaf, but if the ill fated ship
drifts upon lee shore blows of 1OO,-
600 tons, delivered with fury, crush It
like an eggsheIl
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
ENTIRE SYSTEM
MAY Be TIED UP
Strike Threatened on the
Canadian Northern.
MEN ARE DISSATISFIED

claim New Man asement Has Cut or
Many Of the Privileges Granted I'm
der Former Regime-Ne Change in
the Situation Caused by the Strike
, at the Shop Employee Of the Cana.
dlan Pacific.
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 14.-Unless
the company and It's employees come
to terms there will be strike over
the entire Canadian Northern system
beside which the strike on the Cana
dian Pacific will fade into insig-
Mdoance.
When Master Mechanic Shields
went over to that company from the
Canadian Pacific road he at once be-
gan cutting off some of the privileges
which they had retained when the
Canadian Northern took over the
Northern Pacific lines in Manitoba.
Under the old regime the men were
given an hour at noon every pay day
to cash checks. They were allowed
off at II o'clock Saturdays and paid
TILL 1 o'clock. These and number of
minor privileges which Premier Rob
lin promised would be continued have
gradually been cut off with the result
that the men now talk strike. Pres
ident Mackenzie Of the Canadian
Northern is hurrying westward on
Snacial train
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
The Usual Reason.

even in begging sermon" said a
member of the church, "our minister
can amuse. He began a recent beg
ging sermon in this manner:
ga deacon said to the minister's
wife:
"'"Why is your husband always
asking for money, money, money!
"The minister's wife sighed:
"'"1 suppose it Is because you never
give him any," said she.'"
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
TWO HUNDRED AT WORK.
Many Winnipeg strikebreakers Are
Only Common Laborers.

"@Hy VHiuiPSS Sti'NSDfSdNSfS Nto
Only Common Laborers.
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 14.-About a
quarter of a million dollars was paid
to Canadian Pacific railroad strikers
at the Merchants bank here by Pay
master Mcpherson. The men gath
cred early and the lineup numbered
over two thousand. With amounts
paid out at other points in the West
the sum distributed was close to
million.
The total number of strikebreakers
already at work in this city is 200 and
1t is said to be the programme of the
company to increase this number from
day to day by bringing men in from
outside points. While considerable
number of the newcomers are common
laborers there are many expert me-
chanics, who are employed day and
night to keep rolling stock in order
The men say that the company is hay
ing trouble with its engines and to
this fact is attributed delays to which
trains have been subject. The atti-
tude of the men who are out remains
unchanged. They speak hopefully,
their organization is thorough and To-
cal men are kept accurately informed
OF developm ents at other points. 1t is
authoritatively stated that no strike
benefits will be paid before Wednes-
day, Aug. rs, three weeks from COM
mencement of the strike.
At Medicine Hat sixteen strike
breakers from the Santa Fee railway
were brought i'm. Chinese restaurant
proprietors refused to serve meals to
these men and all are boarded in the
yards on a special car.
Lost In Paris.
After some hours of sightseeing in
Paris an Englishman lost his way and
could not get back to his hotel. He
asked first one and then another, but
the foreigners apparently did not I'M
derstand their own language. At last
i'm sheer disgust he tore leaf out of
his pocketbook, wrote upon 1t the
name of his hotel and silently present.
ed 1t to the next passerby. The man
looked at him compassionately and
beckoned him to follow, and without
word they proceeded up one street and
down another. Finally the wanderer
saw the door of his hotel and in his
toy blurted out in English: THANK you
very much I am greatly obliged to
you.'' The other stared at him in
amazement and then blurted out: "You
duffer! Why didn't you speak before?
I thought you were deaf and dumb"
The good Samaritan was Of his own
nationality.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
New Buggy
for 500

At least your old buggy will look new
if you give it a coat of our
Stetson's Carriage Paint
1t comes in little cans and is ready for
the brush. One coat is usually enough
as the paint covers we'll and dries with
brilliant smooth finish. Enough paint
to cover an ordinary buggy costs but
S1.OO.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15

THAT man is mad" said |, address
ing this official. 81 have given him his
fare and shilling over. and he won't
take 1t"
But the cabman had by this time
swung himself of his perch. HE has
murdered hereditary noblemanw was
that idiots reiterated cry, which, be-
ing taken up by the porters, the pas
sengers and the passersby, presently
| swelled into tempest Of accusation.
1t was vain for me in my black
| smiths garb to offer a syllable of de-
NAL. My aecuser was evidently actu-.
ated by genuine sense of justice, and
| the fact Of my having come in cab
at all seemed doubtless Of itself to
demand an explanation.
While 1 was thus in custody the
| doors were closed, the bell was rung,
and my train started off to Richmond.
| Lord Plantagenet had to play Sir
| Charles that night without his black
smith, and | will answer for it, though
not witness to the crime, that on the
charge Of numbering the baronet he
| would not before any jury Of critics
have cleared himself so easily as | di
from that of numbering hereditary
nobleman.
The humor of the whole adventure
was such that my own annoyance was
soon forgotten In 1t, and even en-
ployed the same driver to take me
home who had conveyed me to the sta
! tion.-London News.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-15
A Touch
of Paint

here and there where it is needed costs
but little and brightens things up won
derfully. Spring renovating time is
here and during the overhahling you
Enamel Varnsh or Stain will make a
great improvement, Let us supply you
with the material. We have full line
of Paints, Stains, Varnishes, Brushes and etc.
and guarantee the goods the best OBJ
tainable. Our prices are as low as high
grade goods can be sold for anywhere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31
SreD
fra Misliom9r @intber.

S 2sbet al minore emo to Tiger
penter leg, ON @uo bill, at bore
paa Sci til @merifo igen. 0g ieg
foler mig ga tilifpnoet til at ifripe
ct 4ar Orb for at iige enfelte Sing,
inm ligger mig poa Sierte.
Spirit at alt ga en- Saf, en- rigtig
biertelig Sof til oGe @ennerne /
@merifa, foroi ieg fit Sob til at
fomme biem til 9onmarf og bente
np &refter; bet bar beret font at
opbol6e fig berbiemme og blibe fen6t
meo Sorbolo og Menneifer, iom man
poa @fftano boboe facet ct Snotrpf
of; unoertioen er man blebet beItpr-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31
9rGmietilbnOet.
(Slot ct Yar @emerfninger.)

De, iom pil oeltuge / Sonftrren=
cen, maa bulfe Sioell, Der par lat
- Ell WtaaneO fra IA. San. vi
banOlingerne mac iaaleoeS bore
Ge0aftpren / Senoe lenelt ben 13.
San. &ommer Der nogen efter ben
Sto, bliper De fife regnet meo, bar
De END oe beOl tie.
&i er fonnten til at tGnfe paa,
at Der maalfe bltr0e p9ret iagt mo-
get ON Acknowledgements 29ng0e.
Sg bog bar ri ingen 2plt til at be-
grGnie nogen. @n6pers Sfpn
brroe ofgere set Spprgsmaul. @n
bar gpne til at uOtrpffe Jig fortere
emo en- an0en, og ielp Ell fort Mf=
hanolilg fan p9re tr9ttenoe,
%laapel iom en- lang 90. fan pere
interesiant. W}en &eglen er
BOG, at man inorere nOiGtter itg
fer at blioe trGttenoe peo at lfripe
longt % breOt eno oeo at g6re BET
fort og goOt". &i biz Oerfor n6ies
meO at iige, at bpis eli 9(%fbonoGing
6lioer lGngere ems ct Hor SpoIter
eGIer ca. 1900 Orb, ioo b6r sen bere
offottet / GfoeIinger, bpao Ser BIZ
lette Soeriigten og biOroge til, at
Sen fife bGiper trpttenoe for 2eie=
rem.
Sen f6rTte 4fbonoGing oper 08p-
lib eler 2on6Gip" fnn pentes offent=
li99iort 6re0og Ben a. Sa6ruor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31
MeboeRlie

6ouborg, 9anmarf, s. San.
1903.
Sr. 8aitor 8. 9. Gbriltianienl
uSoa fom enoelig BET lenge pell-
teOe 8uO ON Sr0inotion; Sen foI-
ser ben %. Sc. ---
@freiIen bliper omfring BEN /.
Sebruar. 9f Senlpn til
Ginteren bor Ri beItemt at reiie oper
Somburg. ---
Sg ioa baober ieg pao goot
Somar6eioe meo &oQeger og oper=
nrone0e | BET npe 2ano."
We0 benlig Silien
0eres
g. Sobanen.
Antageliespis bill 8aitor g. So
bonien og Suitru fltrne bore ber
omfring ben Is. eaer 20. Sebr.
81 flyer til &ennerne: @elfom=
men - ~ber peliignet" og uper Ell
@eliigneGie".
8. 9. Gbriitianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31

bel Del Misiionsromantif, Ser ggr,
at man mener, at man alene fan
orbejoe eQer / alt 6alo orbeioe lao
nteget beore eno ale Sc onbre, iom
mon ino unOgaor, opretter ioo no
get mt, i%fuffe5, fuller Sfufelierne
for booOe Jig ielp % onOre, posler
fremOeles meO 9refter % @iOIer
og bill life Iooe Jig belere ON, at
gnigbeo apr itprf, biz fife fro, at
enbper @rpoe, Ser iattes oper 81
ben, bliper tort. SeIoiguis er BET
BOG fun Dos en- ganife file Del at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31

fet | bet peO at n9rmere ltl1oerle-
gelIe bar pit, at man par ret; llll-
oertioen er BET blepen rettet, % /
life ioo foo GilfGloe bar ieg funoet,
at jeg bopoe Jet for morft, % set CT
oltio rart at fuu ct lpiere Spn, noor
Jet er ! Sperensltemmelie meo Sir
feligbeOen.
saa bar leg funoet megen Snter-
este for Seoningemisiion og ofte
boieret poo pirfelig 6or1tooelle al
% &unolfab ON Ben itqre Sag.
Eoo fine Steoer er ser 10 enonlt en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31

MaaOebOlO alt.

ySi( W}oa0e ct alting goot"
tiger man. Sg ielp ON bette Sr0
fife fan u1pen0es ole Gegne, iaa
uotaler BET BOG Ell praftilf Sano=
FEB.
vi tunfer poa. &orrepon II
0Qncerne. SiDen fort efter
Sui bar y0aniferen~ peret ODER
lGS1et meO &orrelpDn0ancer. 81
bar nelten peret 6ange for al
ifripe OeronL for hi 6nffer 10 ilet
life at itarOie Henl1ene. Sffe alene
m%ootager bi fra 9oloere n0talel-
fer ON, at Be er GLADE beo &orre=
lponoancerrte, men Ri letter ielr
8ris paa Dem. Oft" ifal Dere
til SjeneIte lom Weooeleliesme=
bium for oens @oloere. gu er Del
10 inolplenoe, at &orreiponoen-
terne fife fun fenOe bi%nan0ens
&ejligbeo. Men Ser er cen cling.
Ri trDgt fan uOtnle, og bet er, al
ole bur6e npoe iamnte Get. Sa
bDorieoes fan Bette ife? SO, Bel
fam ife peo at bore fortfattei
CO uoelaoe alt, bpao Ser fife bprer
tiemme / en- correspondence. s
Sen ienere Sio bar hi let % MOOT
til at Before flere &orreiponOan=
Ger gonif b~etp0eligt. Oct pilba
bore llret at gipe cen en- urimeltg
flor $laOs og iaa uOeluffe onOre.
Greoifen euer Heferater af So
Ter peo ct SpbDggeliesmSoe 0. /.
Berer life bjemme / en- &orreipon=
bance. Seller fife Geflame for ct
Excitement eler 2ano. SIT Ser gi=
hes SplDsninger ON npe Hlaoier,
lIbor 2anOsmenO fam faa frit eler
biaigt 2ano og iamles ON &irfens
@oOer, oct er / lin Sroen. Men
set fan nof gpres, uoen BET beb6=
rer at fao rOieen0e al, at mon bill
Dabe gratis @pertering. - S set
Dele taget er oct &etferoigbe0en,
bet gel0er ON. Man fan faa noget
ioa langt, at oct toger 8looien fra
andre, noget, Der fife maa ife.
Set er banifeligt for os at gioe
&egler / 0enne, iom / ioa mango
&enieenoer. Sg neiten lige iaa
bonifeliet er BET at beflippe Ell
&orreiponoance, ioa Ser aaigepef
hliber Sammenbeng / BEL, Ser bli-
ter tilba9e. Oct geloer fer ONT
Sf6n Dos Ben, Ser ffriper. Sboo
Ter er at blot lofal Snteresie bpr
~rOelaoes, men bbao Ser far onto.
qes at bore al mere alminoelig
Snferesle for Slanets S91ere hGr
NECKLACES.
Sg it6nt ri er imoo en- 5logs
BrGoifen gennem en- &orreipor-
Dance, iaa er hi langt ira imoo, at
We0oelelIerne aanOer af &erlig-
Leo til Subs Giges Sag og Sir
fens Mrbei6e.
s &aab ON, at Bette Sorfeg
poa &etle0ning ma bIipe forItaoet
og un6goa Mtsforitaaelie forbl;,
ber ieg eOers for Sagen
forbun6ne
81. 90. 81.
1913. st Bar &orreiponoancer
mo poa @runo al Glaosmangel
gemmes til nelte Nitmmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31

lon1 ct ornlGot Sre: Sfuloe oer
fontllle Sr9Delier, tunge o. olpor-
lige, pluoleligt, uoen &ariel, muo=
ife paa lignenoe Wtoaoe, lpm Sc
TOM til Yeter Wfatbialen 0o CT /
SanObeo bans lergelige Affere ct
talenOe Sepis for, at ct loaoant
Wenneife er / Ell Sare, Der npppe
grnnoigt not fan begribes, men
Gerimoo oesperre finn altfor qruu=
Oigt erfares.
Sg for laaOan1e lpage 9~faturer
g9lOer BET ON at ruIte 1ig mos
&erOen og Slangens SrGlf6eo, at
gore BET / Sioe. Oct geloer ON,
at Oe fonmer til at lie Jig lelp i
Speilet, lie Oeres llsielbeO % mag
teslpie &ingbeO. Sg bette Selp-
jpn al oereS operbengen0e fore
fulOe Silitano, bill bringe Dem til
&oriets SOD, paa &ne for Meitel
rem, Der olene fan gipe Dem &raft
til at ltau imoO, naor &rppelierne
fontnter. -
Oct nnite Hunft pi ifuloe BE-
honole, bar @eter M~ot6iQIens
TomiIie / 9onmurf. %
er BET iar1Ot, bpo0 9fpgtet tiger,
iaa fan man fife nn0ln0e at grrrtl=
ME Jig Deo Ell nGlten rao Sierte-
lgSbe0, JON De bar pilt moo oeres
~igrgelige 8roOer, me0ens bans Sag
enOm bar uofgiort.
Oct puaitaas, at Yeter Watbto=
fen baDoe Ell ,Irp itooenOe biem-
me / 9anmarf. Sg 0a BET MT
gift gait 6eroDre, ifreo ban biem
til Samilien og bao Dem ienoe 6om
en- Del al bans egrle @enge, oo
ban maatte bape W}i0ler for at er=
bperpe goo iurioiif AsltItonce til
at fbre iin Sag. @un ifol 6ope
giDet fpl0eitg6ren0e Splpsninger
en- bans ltlpffelige Sitting; og ga
Gon booOe egne N2iOIer, ifuloe mar
il baue %forntoOet, at 6amilien BE-
r~eOpi1igt bopoe efterfomnlet Nn-
moOningen. W3en bette ifete iffel
is SteOet fnr lenOte en- 8rooer banr
et greu, bpori ban beflogeoe Bro
Oerelts Sitting og opIpite, at
berne ingen 8enge mootte pente,
90 BET bar en- fenot Sag, at set
bar frngtesl6s at foriege at reo0e
Ell beOsO6nt fra @olgen, og at set
iaaleoes bar ltformoalstienligt at pie
8enge uo til unptttg Sagf6rer-
SNf%&In
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31

~ ltuu6U6t IuIt AleUUell | LILY
Bags, fife gortlfe at blipe feroig
meO Nferen Setter Matbial en-; Der
er en0nu ct Scr Eul1fter, Ri / 2e-
iernes og Sagens Sfttaresie fulloe
pnite at Dire eli nGrmere Smtale.
Oct er Geter Watbialens &arnfter
og bans 6anilie / @amlelanoet.
&orofteren fprit.
Sg ioo bor pi 0a for os ct Men-
neife, ct al De almirtoeltge Men=
relfer, ri iaa tiOt lGler ON, Der
titles 9lnitgt til Iniigt meo EN-
pluoielig, uDertet Segipenbeo, lom
%begrunoet paa oens nbpgge, 0ens
Seliom6eo gannfiffe-
9anife forDirrer Dem, iaa oe taber
6otningen og Wfobet. Oct upen=
teOe inOtrufne blep iom ct 2pn-
neoI lag / Oeres &arofter.
81 bar for % ct loaoont Ween=
neife, Der fom ino UNDER laaoonne
pluoielige 6Drbolo, og / bpis So
tofter Spnet ilog neO og bragte
GorfGroelie, - 9oeleggelie. '.
0g bpori 6eitoo bette forfproe=
lige? .
Oct belto0 j. at @eter Watbia=
len Der fpr maaife fun bar ct
no oGpenoe pg farafterifrgbeligt
W'ennelfe, MI bGep en- 6%orbrDOer,
maoife fife onoartet men / bbert
6alO forbrpoeriif nof.
Set fan bore troligt, at Fan
blep BET / iaa betpoalig @roo, iom
ban blep, forot bon nnoer SnoHp<
oelie al ipirttuoie 9riffe og BOAR
Zig Smgang blep bum og itnosles.
Wen bet bar paa bans eget @n-
lnar altiammen. Gi err operbepiit
ON, at ct afgiort u9u bsr" -
(goa til 8olitiet og gore Mnmeloel-
ie ON Sin &ommerots 800 ftrafg
efter nlpffen bap6e bemegtiget fla
Setter Wqtbiaiens Senfeepne, /
SamflQnd me6 hons SnmhittinhpN
@aa BEN anoen SIDE bar ielbfeG=
gelig ogioo Ipot ct greospenoe
r9n be69per set life. Sg Ioo bor
Sriltelierne taarnet Jig op, og
Slangens Sreifbeo giort fig gel
oenoe, iaaIeOes, at 8eter Motbio-
len peO ~frp1terogtigt SlpIeri bleo
nsiel iom Menneife % benpttet iom
Sorbrpoer. Men ioooon blep ban
poo bans eget Inipar.
ut Getar Motbioiens &arofter,
fpreno ben bleb lat pau 8repe,
bar beret iom ct ormpot Sre, tn
Ger alt paa. Sg BET bar / @rnn=
ben oenne Sanfe, Der foranleoige
os til Seifefttgelie meo BAN plpfo=
lpgiif let.
Set bar nj bam, ser falot oen-
ne Sang. Men bpem Sen neIte
ifal blipe peo ingen. Sg foroi ri
reo, at Der er Suiinoer af Wen-
l%1elfer, bpis &arafter er iom ct
ormgot Sre, ga enlfer ii at us
boinnere ct &amoifrig til ale, ON
Selbeb at tage 8eter Motbio-
fen Ifferen iom en- truenbe So !
- Oct bar BAN, Ser folat
oenne Sang; men bbem BEN neIte
ifal blibe, be6 man iffe.
st Menneif meo en- &orofter'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31

Snat fureres / 80 Minutter peo
Boooforos ~Sanotorp 2otion". Set
teller alorig. SeIges bos IS. s..
Balmer, 9ruggiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31


So, BET bar aIt, Ri ffaG og fam
meooele om Heter Mutbidfens So
mi lieforbolo / 9anmarf. W}en set
er ogiaa nofl Sbi oeriom set er
San0beo meO Arpen oerbiemme og
@repet fra Srooeren, iaa err BET
fife olene bom, iom M iiober
fengslet berobre, Der bar giort fig
idrgelig berpgtet. @en ioa far
Setter Motbioien aHeren ogiaa ioi
fine Sfumm9rfer poo / set minoIte
ct @1enneife | @amlelanOet, - en-
Sro0er til ben folone. c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31
sfal Saloonerne aflfafes
eler r%efDrmeres?

81 ifal bel iaa babe Saloonerna
reformeret. Oct er 10 6a BET MaaI,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31
Yeter M0tbialems Garafter
% Tamliieforbolo.

81 nooeoe, JON me00elt / Sirs-
bags, fife ganife at blipe faroig
meO Nferen Setter Mat6ioien; Der
er enonu ct Scr @rnfter, ri / 2e=
lernes og Sogens Sfttaresie fltll0e
pnite at DIRE Ell narntere Omtale.
Oct er @eter Motbioiens &orofter
og bans 6amilie / @amlelanoet