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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
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Smgangsbilletter, r1en blep o~rre1te.
ret poanD UNDER to onore Mnfla:
ger, inoen Fan forlo6 8Dgningen
9a Sagen bar oppe / Sre6ags, for.
langte &eterions Sagfgrere bon
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gangsbilletter, Fan bar beifplot 70,
at bape forfolifet, life baboe noger
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06

To- - -Tgr''
Gbanaber Of Commerce Mnncr, Sen
npe Silbpgning til @prsbpgningen,
er nu- fer0ig %110benoig. @pgnings=
fontraftpr &oglin, ser bar u6fgrt
Mrbeioet> far gjort ct go0t Gtpffe
Mrbei0e be0 at ful0fpre 8pgninger
poa 0en forbooien0e forte Si6 al
-neppe tire Maane0er. San bab0e
u6iigt til at tjene 100 Dollars for
bber Sag fer 1. M11gu1t 8pgntnger1
bleo afleperet, men Bette gltppe0e for
bam, ga set Ell Sis bar 1let SER.
gu CT Ser en0og EN- M11ligbe6 for at
bdn bill fomnte til at betale en- lige
iaa bgi Dagm11lft, for0i Mrbei6et If
fe bar felt fer0tgt til Sen foltiotte
Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
Maar ,,a,, ! &rigen brager.

Maar man ! &rigen brager. De
'brape 8n1e 8all 5ptllere inben bort
@olitiforps orog ! 2groagS @ffter-
mio0ags i 2e6tng for at operbinbe
ct lignenoe &olo fra Mgllebpens
&oliti. Sc orog no / ieirsitolt 6or-
bentning, men Sc tom biem meo
|SGrif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
minneapolis.

&reiioent Suits 8eipg / Minne.
apolis er faitiat til 26r6ogen s. 49,
9eptember. 9o 6ette CT en- 26r6ag
ct set m1tligt, at ban ogiaa bill til:
bringe S9n0agen fer / 8pen ellen
ct. SAUL. Commercial Club oq
qnore Organilationer gjgr 6orbere
6elier til at gibe bam en- fe1tlie
Mo6tageli e.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

mission announces an examination on August 2S, 1909, to secure eligibles from which to make certifiCation for filling two temporary vacancies in the position of inspector of iron bedsteads. s125 per month, in the quartermaster's department at large, at St. Louis, Mo, and vacancies requiring similar quail fications as they may occur in that department, unless it shall be decided in the interests of the service to fill the vacancy by reinstatement, trans fer, or promotion. One of the positions referred to will continue until Novem- Der 1. 1909, and the other to approxi- mately May 1, 1910. No educational test will be given, and applicants will not be required to appear at any place for examination, but will be rated on their experience as shown in their ap- plicatiOns. Phoenix, Douglas, Pres colt and Tucson, as follows: For physician (male), in the Indian ser vice at $1,000 per annum, and for as sistant chemist in the department of agriculture at $1,S00 per annum. The first named examination will be on September and the latter on Septem-1 Der F and 16.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

be resumed on schedule time today. Most of the delays on both lines have been due to cautious transportation over tracks that had commencd to wash rather than because of any ac- tual trouble.
 RIVERS AND CANALS-No worl was received from Roosevelt yester- Gay, but the water at Richins sta ton and Granite Reef dam continued to rise all day and the valley lords are most likely impossible now There is an abundance of water in all the canals. Cave Creek went wild again Sunday morning about one o'clock and breaking into the Ari- zona canal punched six holes in the south bank. A repair force went to work early in, the morning and filled in the cuts sufficiently to hold water. or rather, above the water line, so it was not necessary to cut the wa ter out at the head and there is now no interference with service, even though the banks will need further strengthening and filling.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS The United States civil service com
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
ICE TEA

The cup that cheers but does not change the gait. We have it in our fine Blended Teas from 90 cents up.
 Try our blend of India Tea. 40 cents the pound; especially prepared for Ice Tea We will be pleased to sub init samples. Ring us up. Phone Red 2601.
 VALLEY TEA & COFFEE HOUSE.
 131 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
BAGGAGE HELD THEM BACK

''Le Ciel," the great spectacular cleo trical dancing act, that because of the smallness of the Airdome stage could not be placed there, will, instead be run at the Grand Theater this week, at the regular prices of the Airdome stage could not be placed there. will instead be run at the Grand theater this week, at the. regular prices of the Airdome. The performers did not ar rive in Phoenix for the first night stand yesterday, because of the quan- tity of baggage which the baggage men would not handle in making the transfer at one of the washOuts. The baggage arrived this morning at an early hour and Will be seen for the first time at the Grand tonight. It is said to be one of the greatest acts of it's kind ever placed in vaudeville All of the genius of the country's foremost electrician has been taxed to its utmost limit in arranging it. It depicts section of the firma- ment in which dancer clad in 500 yards of fluffy silk, dances on a five foot ball, mid changing and inter changing colored clouds. "A wonder full act" states the Los Angeles pap CTS, never equaled on the Orpheum." At the dance after the show, the five piece Airdome orchestra has. con- sented to remain after its work for the show.
 MANY INQUIRiES-Another sign of the record breaking tourist season that is almost upon Phoenix, is the great number of inquiries from the agricultural sections of the middle west regarding the Salt River valley, that have been received of late from all of the real estate men of Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe and Glendale. Not only will it be a great tourist season, but one of the greatest seasons for immi- grafton the valley has ever known. The Irrigation congress as well as the ex- position are other items that must not be over looked as influences to- wards the popularity of this section of the west the coming winter for the migrant as well as for the tourist wishing to spend the winter in the ideal climate of the whole United States
 RAIN DELAYED TRAINS - The rains of Saturday night and yester- day caused the delaying of trains on both the Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe several hours. Hard rains Saturday night and Sunday morning brought the Gila up and roaring, mak- ing the Southern Pacific tracks soft, and causing bad breaks in the sched- ,1z
 outs at Wickenburg or Morrfstown on the Santa Fe necessitated the trans ference of Phoenix bound passengers. Unless bad rain storms continued to rage it is hoped that all traffic will
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

cred with water. He said he did not expect to get through to Ash Fork un- til sometime today.
 OFF FOR SEATTLE-Pete Gordon and $. H. Moore expect to leave this evening for Seattle to investigate the brick business They hope to inquire into the brick business. If there is sufficient inducement they will send a few trainloads of mud brick up to the sound city; otherwise they intend to merely. buy a few gold brick and come home. They will postpone that as long as possible,=for they want to spend about six weeks first looking over the fair.
 RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANT ED-The United States civil service commission announces that an exam ination will be held on September 29. 1909, for the position of railway mail clerk at Phoenix, Ariz. Age limits, IS to 35 years, on the date of the exam ination. Applicants must be physicial- ly sound, and must not be less than feet inches in height without boots or shoes. and weigh not less than 130 pounds without overcoat or hat For application blanks and for full infor- nation relative to the examination, qualifications, duties, etc, address Granville M. Gillett, secretary board of civil service examiners, Phoenix. Arizona.
 A CONFUSION OF NAMES-A reader of The Republican the other evening apprised this paper that Mir. and Mrs. Robert F'romm. who had just returned from Castle hot springs, were about to start for Lake Roose- velt where they would conclude their vacation. The reader now comes back with a correction. He had confused the name of MT. Fromm with his part ner, Pete Kraber, and he desires that as much publicity be given to the cor rection as to the original statement Mrs. Fromm is on the coast and with out some explanation of the announce ment that her husband is gallivanting around the country with another Mrs F'romm would mar the enjoyment of her outing.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
GOATS AS TRAIlMAKERS.

The brush eating instinct of the An
 gora goat is being successfully demon strated on the Lassen National forest in California where they are cutting trails for fire guards through the brushy areas on the slopes of the mountains.
 The animals, which number 5000, have been divided into two bands and under the care of the herders are grazed within certain well defined areas so that their work may be con centrated on the br6sh within those limits. The result is that they have practically killed nearly all the brush in the course either by eating it up entirely, or by barking. as in the case of the heavy manzanita bushes. At the beginning of the experiment there was some doubt as to the goats will ingness to eat the manzanita, but it has been found that where there is little else they will just as readily at tack it as any other bushes.
 The grazing season was so late this year on the Lassen forest that the goats did not begin operations until about the middle of June, but since then they have made rapid progress and the result promises to be a sue cess from every point of view. The trails will first be opened and then kept free of sprouts by the goats say ing the government considerable labor in cutting them out by hand as has been done heretofore, while the brushy forage which otherwise would have been wasted will support 5000 goats very comfortably.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

cred with water. He said he did not expect to get through to Ash Fork un- til sometime today.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
]: IF LOCAL INTEREST

REGULAR NUMBER-The regula- ton number of drunks were run in Saturday night and yesterday.
 NO BAND coNcERTS-Because of the rain last evening there were no band concerts either at the Ford hotel or in the city hall plaza.
 WINDOW OF PIcTURES-The Berryhill book store has a window of studies that is attracting considerable attention. A window in purple is also well arranged and deserves mention.
 DID NOT ARRIVE-It was thought that the Southern Pacific motor cars would arrive yesterday. but the rains delayed them, and although it is thought that they will be here some time today, the officials are not posi- tive.
 CARED NOT FOR RAIN-The Air dome drew good houses last night even though the drizzling rain kept d good ly number of show-goers at home. The moving pictures were. of a high grade and all the acts well received by the audience.
 TO INSTALL FoUNTAfN-w. H. Longsbury of Chicago, who is the in staller of the liquid carbonic soda fountains of that city, arrived yester- day to make arrangements for the in stallation of the mammoth iceless fountain for DonofriO's candy palace. The huge four-draught fountain will arrive today or tomorrow.
 THE TUNNEL-Engineer Reed, who visited Roosevelt the other day, re- ports that work on the tunnel is pro- gressing nicely. The concrete work Is all done and the holes are all driven for the fastening of the steel to the tunnel walls, but the steel has not ar rived yet. It will be a comparatively short job to put it in place when it does come
 TT WAS MlSSTATED-Chas. Kor- rick Of the New York store contradicts the statement made in the Saturday Gazette, to the effect that MT. Jacquith has gone east to purchase goods for the New York store. Mir Korrick stated last evening that MT. Jacquith is no longer in the employ of liit NtN SlOIts anu lldl NIT. hOT- rick and Mrs. Kate Kirkland will here after do all the buying for the estab- lishment.
 COLISEUM HAD FAIR HOUSE. Although the regulation sized Sunday night audiences at the Coliseum were not present, both of the shows drew medium sized houses. Joe Fanson and his brother, in their muscular posing act, and also Long and West, pre- scented new turns that met with a hearty approval of their houses. The illustrated songs and moving pictures were both excellent.
 LEFT FOR NEW YORK-George Hamlin left here yesterday morning on the o'clock train for New York state, where he hopes to attend reN union of the survivors of his old regi- ment, the Eighth New York artillery. The northboUnd train was held up at MT. Hamlin sending message back that the desert was cov-
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
Where There's a Will

He-And if women ever get the vot- ing franchise what would you do?
 She-Oh, I guess I could find some thing else to talk about-F'rom the Yonkers Statesman.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

Antnaet at fattige / England sges
meo uronelfenoe Surtigbeo. Der
blep gennem ipitematiif gnrmbiertig.
beo poet Si9lp til S35,06S gerioner
J oct iounone aar. Man ipurgte en-
Mano, iom err bel fenot meo 5orbol-
bene / 6attisfoartererne, ON aaria-
gen til 5attigoommens itprfe SiIta-
gen. San Ioareoe meo ct eneite Orb
= Ilfobol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

gerlige 2io bar aDinoen lige Rettig.
be0er meo Wanoen. 9un fan forore
al Staten De iamme Bripilegier oe
Den inmme 9eifptteIie iom ban /
benoes Str9ben efter ct Iunot, Inf.
feligt og reipeftabelt 2io. Staten
onerfenoer og p9rner ON g@gieifa.
bets og Samilieliuets llfrGnfeIisbeo
oa garanterer aninoens ~perionlige
5ribeo, Sifferbeo % eienoomsret
lige iaa bel JON Wanoens. Oct
eneite politiife 8ripilegium, bun life
Iiee inotil Den aaernpeIte Sio bar
Iige meo Mnnoen, er Retten til of
oelge til De offentIige embeoer. Men
oenne 8ets geiiooeIie ipnes at 6are
Maalet for benoes Stamp | ben npr.
oGrenoe Sl9ot. Oa boao inbeboloer
iaa Stemmeretten?
Seq betrogter Stemmeretten for
at pqre lige iaa meget en- Yli9t iom
en- Gettigbeo. apinoens Get til at
beige og Ia6e fig beIge oil life i
minoIte Waooe roffe neo De natur'
Iige Sfranfer oe @rRnier = OeO 0
Raturlone, Der baaoe beltemmer og
begrpnier aennenes 9eoPgelie og
8irfefelt / ct bel reeuleret Gam.
funo. Ser | 9anoet err for Suiin.
oers ge0fommenoe - ieln Manoens
8et til at nnlge ofte en- Spmifo pao
2anoets 6remifriot og Snmhunbets
8elo9re. Den mooerne apinoe me.
ner at opoage iaa meget galt | Gam.
~fuuoslioet, JON bun snifer 8adben /
SCRIBE til at en0re. Sa, oesoerre!
oeiaa Wanoen ier megen S%oroenot'
beo og llretferoigbeo / SamfunOet,
og De bpoerlige 89lgere letter ueo
boert eneite galg alt inc poa at for.
beore Somfunoet. Ger er life no9en
ipecieI @runo til at fro, at aninben
iom 89lger pil blipe | Stan6 til at
operpinoe De Onoer | oct menneife.
lige Snmfuno, iom Mnnoen biotil
me0 ina forbolospis liot Selo bar
befempet. ge0 at forooble g9lger.
mes Mntal oil man life funne ifabe
Snmfunosf0rbolo, iom fun fan OPP
MAS PED en- iteoie itprfere og fort.
lat llOpiflina benimoo De ionoe, De
rene Samfunosioealer. ct 5Iertol
8plgere fan foran0re 2ooe; men
normale og re%tfproige Samfun0sior.
bolo bliber fun mulige. buor ct 6ler.
tal al Snmfunoets Snoinioer bar
nnnet en- bsiere, en- ianoere 2iosno-
bifling. Get er oerfor en- al auin0e.
emnncipationeus a + Banitnnoe,
at abinoens 8nlgret oil frembringe
beorc og mere normale 90 retfGroi.
ge Samfunosforbolo. at Wnnoen
un0er ben nproGrenoe meget ufnl0.
fomne SamfunOsuopitling oite |
bsj 8rao m%isbruper fin fpiiife
Sp~erleaenbeO, ifnl life nGgtes; men
Den p~ilierenipnoe /. @~enfsoelie. Der
ifal ranoe 300 paa bette Snoe, fan
life irembrinaes 5perfen Deo galg.
urnen eller gennem en- l%oDgipenoe
8oriamling.
Gen mpnoiee ueitte apinoe bar
Het til at isae inaoan geifpftigeIie,
iom Der posisr berbc; Fun fan OPP
tr9oe Tom offentIie 5aler; bun fan
bore Weoinoehouer at 5orretninger.
og | oisie bar bun Stemmeret og
fan berlG0e Gmbeoe. Sopen beifpt'
ter meO Niofrrheo berbes arucret og
ao6e Nnpn. Srm bar uisie Rettig.
heoer, nacr BIN err dtten Mor, ioni
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

29gmNnoenes MislionsbeppgeIie
bragte oS | gersring meo Wisiion9-
rer fra ale geroens gene og gap os
~glnleoning til at ituoere Dem paa
nGrt Sob. Sngen funoe unogaa at
foa Snotrpf al oeres Gpgtigbeo iom
Qeoere. De bite os. at geroens
gpaneeIiiationen freezer Dor beoitf
Tolenter og De meit grobensipne 2e-
berc. Bore Gorretningsmrno l0r.
te, at &anoeIen life fplger GIaget Iaa
meact. iom ben fsleer Misiion9ren
Der boloer G-iifi aors bit for en- oe.
enoe 90 sorgacenoe Deroen.
s. g.. Greta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

Den ipanife 9~ieeerine bar flinoet
BET ~nsooenoigt at ~iuipenoere flere 2p-
rere / ben offentlige Sfole, foroi De
misbrugte oeres 6ribeo til at ipreoe
irrelieisie og anarfiItiIfeSoeer blanot
Sfolebornene. 9isie 2erere fenoer
intet til Broteitnntismen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

Man ipurgte en- pis Wai1o, bporfor
ban boIot op meo at interesiere Iie
for 8irfen. 9an ipareoe, at 4irfen
bnboe miitet fin araft = ben bar
fuI6 af SpfIere 0. |. 8iloe Den Do
babe bebolot en- Del of i'm aroft, Der
iom ben life bonoe miitet Dem
ipurgtes Der pioere. = Oct er netop
Sagen. airfen er bebeftet meo Sell
og Wangler, men De, iom forIaoer
ben os faiter fin Sn6flpoelie imob
ben, De er uoen Sell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

Nanoen nlaa pertte paa, til ban er cen
og type.
Man bar paaitaaet, at auinoen oes
@iftermaalet miiter jim SOentitet ion
ct Meolem at Samfunoet. Den ber>
til mao Der ipares, at alt, boao en-
lamb Misunderstanding tagey Sigts
paa, er at benare % beifptte Def G9r
teifabelige 9aano, oa 9egteifabet
mac betragtes Iom Sanriunoets 90
Statens @runopi1e. 2onen blanoep
Tia life / eler befatter iig meo De en-
fcIte SiOer / oenne 8iuiens og Sim
bets 5orening mellem Wano OF
aoinoe, men ieeer at bienle boer
ii9r al oisie ben 9iet % geifpttelie !
S~amfunOet, iom oe ifsl9e oeres 2f
9eitiaing, aen % 9eitemmelie fan
gere arap paa. ga aoinoen natlir.
Iigt er ben ion9eite, toger 2open !
flere Silf9loe ct Senipn til benoe,
iom ben life tager til Wanoen.
Manoen er ioaleoes nniparli9 for
5amiliens 0llo; og poa bans Sfil.
ore boiIer 8p6relanoets og Stem.
NETS SorIpar, Iigeiom bun beler IL.
fe uitroffet fan ~misbonoIe e1er fren.
fe FIN Suitri. 9e9nnr Wnnoen en-
nanprcnoe Sorbrpoelie, iaa fan SUI
Itruen foa Sfilsmisie. Operbope
BET er apinSens autoritet og Rettie
beoer / Siemmet oe / Samfunoet -
Iieeiom Wai1oens - bienlet og 90
ronteret oeo 2op. Sen6es YIigter 90
Iettigbeoer er bet life operlabt til
Monoen at beitemme.
Saa feres Der aInge oner enfelts
Sorbolo, T. Gfs. at Suitruen maa
finoe Iig | at DO, bpor Manoen si.; al
bum mao finoe fig | at mootage o9
nn6erboloe | oct fp1es Stem bnem
iom BELT Manoen inoferer; at Man.
ben alene beItemmer, bporle6es Sns-
peienet ifaI itpres oe gsrnene opora.
ges, o.i.p. 0n oisie 5orbolo life
bsrer til He9len, men til llnotageL
%ienere. fon De life her fonme meo
/ 3etrngtning. enbper bGoerlig
Mnno og goo 9GatefeIe taaer fin
Suitrn meo poa Gnao / ole oisIe
Qina og inobenter benoes Snmtpffe.
NanoenS og aoinoens 2igeitiaiug
/ Samiunoet i~noeboloer BOG life, al
oeres Gettigbeoer og gligter lite
blioer forifeaige. 2ige ioa oiit, iom
oe er forifelige | Gen = er TO Solo-
parter nf Ell fulofommen Sfabelie
- iaa maa De o1inn, buer iirr, egne
fla for ct ipecielt Self | 2ioet. 90
ifsnt aninoens inteleftiielle o. mo.
ralife 8egaoelier %enoo9ioa moerti-
ben esr henoe itiffet til (. Gfs. meo
8iSoom at regere ct 5olf, ina er Der
oog Gmbeoer og Stillinger, Tom bun
abioIut life fan beflpoe. Mnroen
beflGoer Gmbeoer oa Stiainger ueo
Scr, | 3loaoe, peo Bofiti, o.ip.. for.
oi oisie freezer fpiiif Stprfe oe 10.
boloenbeo, iom apinoen life b%eiiooer.
Self lntteriigt piloe bet omoen6t ia.
ge fig no, ON Wanoen, iom er ben
itGrtere, gif biemme os puileoe meo
gsrnene og Maolnpnineen, mebens
apinoen, iom er ben fpiiif ipngere.
laa @arniion, anfsr.e en- Scr imoo
2nnoets 6ienoer ener inotog en- aap.
tains plaos paa bore Sanoelsifibe.
agitere, Tom man biz, fna bliper Der
BOG for hpert aen ct Gift Domrne;
og mecens asnnene moi, unber nor.
male 5orbolS, meb temmelig flor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

S Honember Monneo blep Der al
Garnegie-5onoet uooelt Weoalier og
Benge til 80 9erioner / bette 2ano
for &elteonao. % al Meoolierne gif
til Ohio. Der uooeltes $33, 600. Sri
piais SeIteoaao er en- ifsn Wooiat-
ming til al ben @roft, iom Dor 3io er
ina rig paa. Der spes ogiaa 9elte-
gerninger eaer uieloi5fe 8elgernineer
! oct ifiulte eler itiae,-oe ifal beller
life mite oeres 9sn, ieln ON De alorig
bliper fenot for geroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

Nono baooe Het til igen at bortgioe
benoe eIer Dele benoe meo bans grs'
ore. Get nar benoe life tiaaot at
oripe SanoeI eaer of optr9oe iom
9i6ne peo noeen Rettergang. Sele
ben romerife Het foruointte, at apin'
ben too langt itnoer Wanoen i in
teaettuel Senieenoe. sos Romerne
nso 9pinoen bel itsrre ielifabelige
Sribeoer emo hos @referne; men
beLler life Der bapoe bun 8ioneret
eaer NeobeItemmeliesret neo Sitter
moal. Homerfoinoen blen fin Wanos
gienoom, o9 ban bnooe Get enoogioa
ooer benoes 2iu. S aina maatte
abin6en / De lopere aIasier tr9ffe
glopen, me6ens Ranoen iaaeOe. Sun
mo6toe ineen aanoelia OpOrneelie,
og oct par ben6e life tiaaot at ipiie
oeo iamme goro iom benoes Mnno.
Gen bsiereitilleoe anin0es 6sboer
blep forfrebleoe for at boloe benoe
biemme, og S%finipgen gif e%noogiaa /
enfeIte 3ilfnloe iaa plot, at mar
gioroe benoe fpiiif uopgtig til at
opertreoe oct iiette guo. S Central.
niien er oct oct inmme. Seller life
Der bar apinoen inotil BEN allernpe.
tie 3io bait observation-disclosures. at
0rpbe henoe bIep life nniet for nogen
tor Sorbrpoelie. 2ooene / SnOien
er meget itrenge me6 9eniDn til
aninOen. Mnnoen opforores til Dag
og Rat at boloe ben6e u~n0eroanig
og life laoe ben6e pRre 9erre oper
fine egne 6nnolinger. De friitne
Misiion9rers utretteli9e 6orise paa
at bqbe aoinoens Sitting bar oper
belle aiien oaft ben Iterite 5orbauiel.
ie og Snrme. gIanot oIe oisie 5olf
inotager aoinoen en- falit, Ell una.
turlie Stiaing.
Wen life minore er Stiainger
6Ienen folif, bpor man err ganet til
Den an6en Doerligbeo, og. iom / Ri0.
6ertioen, fra at o9re Slnoe bar giort
aoinoen til Ell @uoin6e % nGiter
til6eoet benoe. apinoen ifal bper.
fen oqre 0anoens Siener eaer bans
Serre; normnlt fan bun boerfen BIZ
be bans gilies Slnne eller en- Sen.
Itano for bans Gilbeoelie. 9egge
ifabt | Cubs gide0e - burOe Mon.
oen og apin6en bore lige. Men mnn
er lonetfra eniee / Opfattelien al
Oroet 2igbeo.
getragter pi MI 0pinoens Sitting
| De Nationer, Iom ariitenoommens
aano bar faaet 2on til at eennem.
trpnge, iaa opruaes Der ct normalt.
ct nnturIigt. ct ianot 9iGe0e for port
glif. sos os bar apinOen lice Ret.
tio6eoer meo Wanoen; bette inOehol.
Der Dog life. at benoes Getti8beoer
er De innime iom bans. Denie 5or.
ifel og oens 9etponing mon ri life
tabe al Sigte. Zen Sanobeo, at
Hettigbcoer life nsopenoig.
bis betpoer famine Hettigbeoer,
bar mangen politiif gntbuiiait emo.
nu alorig oponget, og Der er oct, at
bans gep9geIie neono Sfraaplanet
beapnoer. Gerfor fremtrGoer ban
meo oct 5orlaneenbe, at apinoen
ifol BABE Mosong til ale De Stiain.
qer, oer oabnes for Wanoen, lice me.
act bpao be err - ~borqerIige ener 20.
Iitiife. Sertil ifnl pi ienere fomme
tilbage. Tsrit ifaI ui betraate apin'
6ens StiQing hos os.
ganoe | bet poliiiife og ! oct Dor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

Raor seierne benDenoer iis til 6olt, Der
npfrterer Elaoet. enten for OF tsbe hos benz
efIer 0, al toa Eplpsninq ON bet apeitsrebe.
bebes De oltio omtals, at De iao auertisies
mentet ostte Blob. Oct oil pore til gen.
fbia Jtptte.