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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-07-28

FOR SALE-4 ton wagon scale. good
as new. cheap. Yakima valley
Lumber CO.. cor. list Avenue South
80 walnut 29-1t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-07-28
Couldn't Escape the PIo,y.

In 1876 Mr.. Rankin attained his ma
jority, and he had to decide what he
should do-and then do it-and right
there he came near to making vital
mistake. His boyhood and youth had
been years of hard labor and depriva-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-07-28

Herald Want ads bring results.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-07-28
~ The Cough Syrup that
~ rids the system Of a cold
by acting az 4 cathartic on the
bowels is
Il =
LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP

Bees is the original laxative cough syrup.
contains no opiates. gently moves the
bowels, carrying the cold of through the
natural channels. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
FLAG 132 YEARS OLD.
National En&ign'S Birth
day-Frecd from Commercial Uses.

Although nowhere IS the day legal holiday.
Tomorrow will be the 1920 anniversary Of the
adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the flag
Of the United States II will be celebrated
in many states. including New York as Flag
Day The national ensign viii fly from public
buildings upon the staffs Of schooIhouses and
many homes.
The recognition Of this anniversary and. in
large part, the growing reverence for the flag
which FTaE Day exercises are intended TO in
spirc are Of recent birth 1t was twelve years
ago that the American Flag Association was
formed for the purpose Of rcpressing the many
insulting uses TO which commercialism had
submitted the flag and to stimulate a greater
respect FOR it At that time the flag and picture5
Of it were employed to DO duty as an advance
agent for every conceivable kind Of merchau-
disc 1t used to advertise bicycles. book
beer. whiskey, cambric mash. tar
soap. chewing gum, theatres tobacco. tea
awnings, breWeries, cigars. charity balls, cuff
buttons. dime museums. door mats. fireworks,
furriers. living pictures. picnic grounds, patent
medicines. pool rooms. prizefEhts restaurants.
roof gardens, real estate agencies, sample
rooms shoe stores saloons. shooting galleries,
variety shows and lemonade stands. 1t was
printed on paper and used for wrapping lemons
oranges. cheeses, hams, spools of thread. soap,
for the Best Beer were printed upon the white
stripes Of a reproduction of the national ensign
placed on the back Of trolley transfer slips.
Representations of the has have been i'm
printed upon confectionery boxes pillow covers.
paper napkins, handkerchiefs. blotting pads
and porcelain and crockery bathroom furnish
ings. The design OF the flag has appeared in
the form of clouts of prizefghters and contest
ants in athletic events and the garb Of
clowns The hag itself has been used TO make
sacks for the transportation of coal and other
merchandise.
AS the result OF the efforts Of the American
Flag Association. which is made up of commit
tees representing many patriotic societies. and
Of the societies themselves there are now laws
intended to protect the flag from desecrauon on
the statute books Of thirty-two states and the
territories of Arizona and Porto Rico The fed
eraI government has also forbidden the use OF
the flag in registration Of trademarks, and the
United States Supreme Court has affirmed the
constitutionaIity Of flag legislation by the DIFF
Continued eighth page
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
FARMING LAND.
Visitors TO Exposition Hi Get Ne7C
Idea Of Territory.

The Alaska -Yukon-P Pacific exposition was
announced as the exposition that would be
ready on schedule time When President Taft,
on the afternoon Of June !. at Washington,
pressed a telegraph key Of Alaskan gold and
q spark leaped across the continent to Seattle
starting the machinery, releasing flags. sound
ing bells and discharging a mountain battery
and curious japanese fireworks, the huge fair
was probably nearer TO completion than has
been any previous one Of its magnitude when
officially thrown open. Every exhibit except
those from the Philippines and Hawaii was in
place. The fountains played, the cascades
sparkled and the lights cleaned upon the
Alaska shaft as i the exhibition had been open
for weeks
That the exposition should be ready time
IS the more remarkable when Il is realized that
the first conception was not that Of S10,-
100000 international exhibition. It's inception
was the suggestion Of klondike pioneer, and
it was TO be the Seattle fair" exhibiting the
resources Of Alaska This idea developed into
that Of an exposition Illustrating the progress
Of the Northwest in the course Of its half CEN
tury Of history and continued TO grow until it
became an International affair, including the
countries bordering on the Pacific Its name
was transformed from Seattle Fair into Alaska
Yukon Pacific Exposition, the growing inclu-
siveness Of the plan being indicated in the
name.
Most ot the expositiOns Of the past had an
historic motive" said James J Hill, in the
course of his address at the opening ceremony.
1T is q sign Of development when We move
away from dependence upon some past fact
and celebrate instead the general sweep Of such
forces as make for future progress The nation
to-day faces forward, not backward Such Is
the genius OF the AIaska-Y -Yuzon-Pacifc Expo
sition. It is expressed in its very name, begin
ming with the furthest newest and least de-
veIoped district Of our national domain, cover
Ing Z coast that reaches from well within the
Arctic Circle to near the tropics, and eInbrac-
ing al the mystery and might that have been
suggested by the word Pacific for nearly four
hundred years"
The Northwest has reached point IN its his
tory where it has q representative in the Presi-
dents Cabinet and experiments with the popu-
lar selection Of United States Senator's Alaska
Used to be called the iceberg" and Seward
in his time was styled a fool for bringing about
its acquisition by the United States for S7,2OO.-
Oe4 Only a few years ago lecturers all over
the country were describing the terrors OF the
journey over the icy summit Of White Pass to
the Klordike. a railroad now operates over
the pass, and the pictures Of the route do not
guggest the polar conditions which the early
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

lecturers ascribed 10 # There are railroads in
Alaska much nearer the Arctic Circle than the
White Pass road Not only are mosquitoes
those pestferoUs but certain signs that winter
is dead. found in Alaska in the summer months
but 1t is said that those who visit the exposi-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

ton will discover that the future Of Alaska
does not depend so much upon its gold mines
and its deposits Of iron and copper as it does
upon its agriculture. Alaska has already yield
ed total products valued at more than 800
100000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

Continued on eighth page.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19

Be oerpaa / Sro til @erren. Sper-
pinO aQe @inOringer, Ogiaa Be Sill
0ri1ger, Der beOOer ltnOleelle, ogIta-
seligbe0. Ser er en- itor Seliignelie
i @usanOagten % Ou bill bIiOe GLAD
peO oglaa paa 0en0foaOe, at faa2op
at tiene @erre1t, gore Din @ligt
imoO Dine f9re, og iaa ben go0e
SeO / BIT eget % / Oeres @ierter.
Stil sit Stem in0 UNDER @u08
&elfignelle og 8elfermelie og Lao
bets &in0uer pen0e u0 MOB set 6int=
melife Seruialem, at Sc flare og
parnte Strooler fra Seiu5=Sol fot
fao 2oD at ifinne Geril1b og gore
@jentnet LpIt, parnlt 6g bpggeligt.
Dc title elmer omfring Semitic
Nlteret, ifal bore nogle al Sc Fl
mer, iom Oine 9prn ifoG buife
lpnglt, og lOm ifnl, noor elers
SlnOugten boI0es poa ben rette Mtda-
SC, blibe nogIe al Sc %ifonneTte 8Gom-
tier / 0eres Min0efrons fra oeres
Sorn0oms6iem - og noqet al Set,
iom Sc bill peGiigne oereS Sorplore
for, noor Sc fife bar Dem mere
6ernebe, noor Sc er goost biem til
cen itore @uson0ogt / &imIen /
Ga0erbiemmet meo Sc mango 80
Tiger. <noe oisie 2inier bi6roge
libt til Susnnbogtens 8remme og
@eborelie I bort fure Somfltn0, ga
er @enIigten me6 Dem nooet.
;. S6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19

to9 poo &anOet. Gaa leieOe ban en-
0arIl, % Be 6leD gifte. De 6egDnOte
paa bar SunO; Sc bialp 6%inanoen
lta0lgt, og mart laa De Oeres eget
9Iem grunOlagt. Som Samilien
bleo %ltgrre, bellies ArbeiOet: ban
uoe, BUN inOe. &an blep en- onlet
% p%elltaaenOe &onomanO, og bun
bleD - ia, bpaO blep bum? -
&prnenes i0Oe 0to'r og - 6a'r.
Ser er Aariagen.
Sum lua bet for Nar tilbage. M1e1t
Fan 9opOe alOrig &iO iii at ppre
D6aOer" for 8prnene. So, ban lat
te Dem / ArbeiOe, % BET gif goOt;
men ban bleO olOrig Oeres fortroltge.
9an DolOt Dem pGne / Sojet; men
Ian oelte fife 0eres Oaglige @leoer
og Sorger. San forlangte meget Ar-
beloe; men ban gap Dem ingen Dir
tellge" Spmuntringer. San baboe
line Hlaner ON 8prnenes Srenltio;
men Dem fen0te 8prnene fun li0t
til. elsie bopoe 0ereS egne gnifer,
% De falot iaa forunOerIigt Iammen
me0 Wo0eren8, -
uGe refer, og Sc fomlner, og Sc
g6r, bpaO Sc bill, % ou 6olOer men
Dem. Wig bar Be ingen 8rltg for.
Seq er fun iom en- Snsie. 9lt,
bpdo ieg bar giort, bar ieg giort
for ier, og mt er ser ingen al ier,
Der bill rette Jig efter mig / nogen
Sing." Oct er &emien. Sum bar Iaa
tiot fori9gt at forflare; men foo BIZ
ter ban mere bre6, og Set enoer iom
i~G0bonlig me0: Sa, men Sa'r set
er 10 BOG bin egen SfpIo.
Com r2ibet er mere ems Mea6en,
og 2egemet mere ems &Ge6erne",
ioaGeOes er SomiIielipets Sp6pggeI-
ie mere ems oSus og Stem, Marf,
Soc, Henge, @oos."
@n ing Sober b6res iuffe: ga,
men bborleoes?
Io, ibor, bbem Ser fnnl
Mfpern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
uro mapen.
Slet 6OrOpjelie upbprer paa 5 Mi-
nmtter, Og De bil fple Gem bel

SDorfDr life begpnoe MI - /
Sag og for beitanOig fri Gem ielb
fra Wtooeonoe og ilet Sor06ielie. On
foriemt Mape bliber tung og ger
uro. @rb ben goo Spile og tug iao
Hape's Siapcpiin for at iette Sor-
npieliesDeOiferne / @rbejbe. Ser bill
i19en Ilet SorO6ielle, ingen SpItig=
ming at 8as, ingen &eben fra ufor=
oeiet Sgoe bare mere; ingen S9lelle,
Iom ON Der bar en- 8lpflump / Ma-
rem eIer S~iertebrpn0e, Sobeopine
eler Spimmelbeo, og Se6en bill
fife gore e1er forpeIte 9eres @anoe
meo itpg 2ugt.
Eape's 9iapepiin foiter fun so
Gents for en- flor 9@ife paa Mpote-
fet, ben bill linore BET met baaro-
naffeoe Silfeloe of ilet 6~orosielie
og orone Maben / 5 Minutter.
Der er intet beore til at fri 500
ten fra @as og renie 0enne og Sno-
bol6ene. On Ooiis bill oesnoen for
bsje og til6ereoe S66en for Spta-
gelie / 9looet, ligeioo goot iom en-
iunO Mabe bilbe gore Set.
Nanr 9iopepitn arbeioer, ioa bbi-
Ter Maben - fommer / Sroen
og ubrenies - og Oa f6Ger 9e @p-
petit til at ipiie, noor Sc fommer
til gorbet, og bbaO De ipiier, gsr
Gem goot.
8efrielie fra al Wobeuro benter
Gem, ioo mart 9e beftemmer Gem
til Of toge 9iapepfin. @iq til 9eres
0ruggift, at 9e 6niter &ope's 0io-
pepiin, for6t Sc snifer at bGipe
grunoig fureret for ilet Sor6sieIfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
vWiu gamle tu9re,
gnaDae Ta'r.'

SaaOan iagoe ben urtge, liplige
0fan6. Oct bar iu1t fife pent Iagt;
men set bar ianot, Oesperre. Gam
mel por ban, og ban bar ogiaa tper
pg gnahen.
@ar on alorig let 6am? &an gaar
altiO Ser biemme paa Sarmen - /
~SDeraQs~, ipiler ltbt me6 alt mt
ltgt, ffenoer IiOt paa 9rengene, iuf=
fer ober 8tgerne og imaatrettes al
og til meo Mf1ttter. Sg Bet enoer
neiten alti6 meO, at BUN flyer me6
Saarer / ginene: Sa, men 6o'r,
Get er 10 0og Sin egen SfDlo!
San goar faa 10 igen lt6t mere
aifegron, og li6t mere ne6I laaet.
Spor6on benger set iommen? 50,
ieg talte meo bdm / @aar. Seq
6liber iaa enc mi. Wutter og leg
fan fife enes ON 86rnene. 9e CT
bleben iaa ftore og ielbroaoige, og
SHUTTER bol6er oltib meo benz"
Saaoan iuffeoe Ben gan1Ie Mon6.
San f6lte fig forGaot mtot /. fit eget
Stem, mi6t / en- flor SomiIie.
Der babbe olti6 beret ct font
SorboG6 melem @anben og SIT
itruen, og 6e er binan0en b%eneibne
BEN Dag | 9ng. @6rnene, bborof
Sc eI6ite begpnber at fo1nme / 90
Sc StiGinoer, er beIop6raone. 9e er
IibsgGooe og btrfelpitne. So'r %
Mo'r fuIqtes as til Mmerifa. Sun
tiente Iibt Genge / 8pen, og ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19

boIO / OrOen, og andre maatte font
me / @uOsforboIO?
% er oct life set aucrbeoite, pi
fan gpre ior at ppe reformerenoe
SnOflDOelie i Be forifeaige5 amfuu0S-
if9rer?
9eres forbunone Sen
Ser DC ortenen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
.sil sals,

ltrmagerforretning / en- trioeGig
minOre 81 | California. 8e6ageligt
&limo. lt0mGrfet Nnleoning for Ell
opgtig ltrmoger til at trpn0e in0
Ell aGere0e etabIeret og Ignnenoe
6orretning. Sen mtpGrenoe @ier
maa opgipe Sen pou @rlt10 al gien-
ipagbeO. Sm nermere SpIpsning
og SoGgspilfaar beoes tilfrepet
Carl 3. Sobnfon,
Selma, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
SJnl | 0rDnlanO
WfimOer fra rSanmarf"=
GfspeOitiDmen.
If g. s Ii e n.
III.

Si gift til BEN enc SIDE. Quart
par ri peo en- brnt &lippeiioe. oa
naar ri fslte os for meo Seuoerue
eaer genene, merfeoe bi fun oet
tomme Stun og traf % oerfor
ltrafs beef 0erfra.
I'll ben an0en SIDE bar Geien
ufremfommelig, ni flotreoe ON mel
lem lpie Stem.
st 8ar Gonge raslebe set bort
UNDER Gunoabl, iee ftoo iaa Itiae oo
lptteoe, ipanot og bange: u@un-
pobl!~ rSa, ieg bolot mig fait;
fpmmer on frem?"
Saale0es gift BET frem og til6age
og Ita0ig forgepes. gi befanot os
paa en- afiotS paa 9lippefioen, en-
SplOe meo BEN itejle @n9 foran oq
tagpe0.
81 biOlte, Ser bar en- Sci at Hip
pc neo, men Sen bar life til at fin
oe.
Saa 6Gep hi trette. &uloen lleber.
Saogen bleb tettere, og 51lten BE-
gpnote at tale Iterfere % Iterfere.
Sit4utionen bar fife bebagelig.
Soa fan0t bi os iiooenoe poa en-
Sten, og Sans Ssrgen ioD beo ST.
ben og iaa ipsrgenoe pau o.: ySomen
Ifal Ri bog life pioere?~ 81 los,
icm Ri fife foritoo oen.
~SbiS Ri buooe beret biemme /
ganmarf III, MI tenoer De Sule-
tr9erne run0t om."
% iaa talte Ri ON Sulen biem-
me, ON Dor Mor og Sar og SsIfen-
De fra Sulen, ga Ri bar imoo Der
bJernme; Ri talte, iaa Ri glente, at
oi iao'i Sen ebige Sne og bao0e
melt lt6fiot til at frpIe libel eGer
itDrte neO inoen en- Slime.
8t talte begge og 9grte fun efter
os ielb. Men oi bar nj lite biemme,
ioo mootte ri 90 mart ipringe og
ilaa meo 9rme og Ben for at faa
Gplellen til6age / 2emmerne.
&i fori6gte at fomme oibere, men
otter forgeoes, oI1e @eie bar luf-
fe6e.
81 iatte os after. rSorteG noget,
fon Ri 9lemmer bette fer, fortnI
barrel"
Do @ltn6obG fortoIte ON en- Sui,
ban baboe beret poa @aIIefiI6e Ssi-
ifoIe, ON Soritonoeren Ga ale Wen-
neifer Der, ioo ieg befIuttebe engong
at beige Dem, ieg boGbt aGere6e mi
al Dem ole.
Wen <Iben bIeb beb, set los
fig fife gore at bente, til Soogen gift
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
Wfrrf!

M}eOoeleIie ct netop mo0taget
ira 9onmarf ON, at Glmonoffar
Set npe 9(ar4 bar fuGO1ten0ig u6-
ioIgt, in0en Dor SeItiaing anfom-
81 Jet os iaole0es rtOe al Stoto til
at ifoffe @ogen, og bill pna 8orInua
genOe til6ogeien0e Sc mootogne 8e.
lr6. @i bar imiOGerti0 beTtiGt Il
minOre 9orti al 0iofonisieItifteG.
lens AGmonof for 1909, ION, nanr
sen fommer, bill bGipe fenot til Dem.
ser 6nifer set.
9unii6 2ntb. FnbG. @umfer
8lair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
Danish Life i'm Town
and Country.

Opmerfiombeben benleoes poa
0enne ppperlige Bog for Dor 6unfte
unsoom.
Det bill bore en- pasfen6e S0se
for Sorel6re at sioe 6eres Bsrus
om 8srnene sniter al 1Gie ON &rtf
Sorelbres 5soeIanb pua @ngeGA
8psen er paa 266 Siber, Fnt ubs
ftpret me6 mango SGuffrutioner o.
elegant in6bun0en. prifen CT netta
$1,30 frit tilfenot.
9aniib 2ntb. Hmbl. SOmie,
Slair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
ung0Umslin.

Af Olfert &tcarO, @eneralIetretRr
for &riltelig Screening for unae
Neno. 8ogen inoebol0er Eonfer
Og Weninger, pxnoet unoer Ia
4ors ltngoomsorbeioe, fremiot for
unge, oanife Meno fra 14-15 Ior
% 0erooer.
Sn0boI0:
Dit 2nnb,
Dit @iem,
Din Sritib,
Gin aamp,
Din Corning,
Dine Orb og bine Sanfer,
Din Garafter % bit gbrt.
Din 6erre ps bin Srelier.
Sm Ro0peren,
Sm Seoningemislionen,
DIN 8ibelen,
DIN g6n,
Sonfer til ii6it, ct Spn.
8ogen er parmt o~nbefaIet al
bort Somfun6s 8reiter og bar 30
ret anmel6t / n0aniferen" cf Boffot
&r. @nfer. Sob ben og uobreo ben
bGanot De urtee.
100 Sioer eoot inbb. Bris 3d.
9an. GATH. &nbl. 5pnie,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
Mnftiun.

9en 81. San. 1909 agter iee
Deo offentlig @uftion at ielge min
6arm 6eliggenOe 2 Mtl git for &ap-
mono, og 4 Mil @eit for 9abep,
Nebr., / Section 81, 2ittle Solt
9recinct, 2ancoiter 60.
Sanoet beitaar paientligft of
gammel @resgang, og bill bIipe rigt
Earmlano.
Moeroom og @ongel paa &ref-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
SetenOtgpreller.
70 Wars Sm6i(Gnm %. San.
&lair MenigbcO.

@9Oer boI0es fra Sor5oag 5. 81.
Aften 81. 7,3O til 56nOog 9ften.
Ge &rnIter, Ser meo &olo bar
tjent @enigbeoen bar Iopet at font
me. @enigbeOens gomle og npe
Senner inobpoes til Set. Gilreiicn6e
6eoeS mel0e fig til 8oIt. 81. ST.
G6uIt5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19

lte Suno iom &rdpe for ell @e6Itig-
ring, glenrte set bele, ieg bar 10
5iemme 6oS Sem oGe meo Sill og
6%eItftemning, Sltletrr % -2pg,
airfefloffer % Mor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19
SfOlcOireftipnsmbO

ofboIoes Sns0og Sen 20. Sanuor.
1909 &l. 10 Sm6. poa Srinitotis
Seminarium. @qe MeoIemmer Be-
beg gipe @poe.
&uo 9i~reftionens geenc.
6. g. &Gotb, Smo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19

ter til at 6prfe Sor6en er Norios
til 5oIget-
Crit &nuhfen,
SooeIocf, @ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-19

vi tabte AadltloDl9Deoell. Dgtu
gaar ieg neO." ~9Oor?" - ~&i-
ae neO oDer; oil on meO?" hmm nSa."
Oct bar Ell iteil 6ielOiiOc meO 5ne
paa, lau langt ri tul1Oe lie.
@uaO Der par neOeIunOer, Uiite
ingen. Sten, JON pt pilOe tnuieS
imoO / 6alOet? euer DiIOe 0traa-
ningen blipe iGpnere, iaa ri tunOe
itoppe 6urten og gaa pi0ere?
81 maatte prppe oct, ser bar life
anOet for.
Saa tog oi @unOen Sans Spr=
gen, oor trofaite Sen, % inle0 Sen
uo ooer &arten. Den ltritteOe imoo
pg bpleoe, men iaa foriOanOt ben.
81 Itoo aanOelpie og lgtteOe NED
MOB set iorte SDGLg, bpOr ben bar
blepen borte. &unOe BEN flare fig,
fu1loe Di bel ogioa.
gfu b9rte hi ct @pl la1gt ne0e,
Ri ipntes iaa fiernt, iaa fiernt. Mfen
Ben bar altiaa fontmen neo.
Sg iaa gift Ri andre. Oct bar,
lom ri ito0 / 2uften. Sneen Itoo JON
en- Damp ON mig, Bet bar urnuligt
fife at faa Gre, 9teie, &leoer %
2ommer, aft ful0e.
@porlpnge bet pore0e, De0 lea fife,
6arten par raien0e, buffer til butter,
mart op, mart neO meO Sobeoet, /
en- balpbepioit 9ilitano fo'r leg al
SteO.
Soo merfeOe ieg, at 8arten tog
al, ieg ianieOe Omgipelierne, set
bar fife iaa iteiIt mere, 5neen bar
bleoere, og iaa blep ieg iiOoenoe Iige
meo eet, Ser laa en- Sneoribe tbers
for.
Sen bar blpo 1om en- SDne, BET
tar Oeiligt at Iigge, fortumGet Iom
leg bar, ganife itiQe og itirre it's /
Wtprfet uOen at tenfe eQer lunie
Saa bprte ieg ct Dump, en- un-
6erlig blpO 2po.
Oct bar @unoabl, iom tom rut-
i9enoe og bIeD iiOOen0e iom ieg.
81 loa liOt, Sneen bar Iom Gun.
og bi bar OgOienstr9tte.
r@unoabl, Sreu9en, Jog ou Big,
er on bel?"
81 merfeoe intet, pi iglte paa
ps lelp; net hi feileoe ingeuting.
0SfaI ri iaa gaa pioere?"
Saa ltoo bi op og bsriteoe 5neen
at oS. 81 f1noe fife lie tilboge, bpor
Ri fom fra; oct laa oppe / Merfet
1ly1Ga Saagen. Dien 81 Tube og-
iaa bare fremao og biem, life tenfe
paa Oct oberitaaebe.
Sans S6rgen, boi boi boil"
falote ri, og iau fom ben liot efter
%bnmpenoe og gneo Jig op 40 os.
Ser bar fife 5por at Sepnfglelie
bos Den, forbi ben blep faftet us
rper Sfrenten iom Srgpeballon for
os. Den bar FIN glao oper, at Ri
alle bar reboebe. Soaban or 9Drene.
Sre Gage efter laa Sen paa 8agt
noenfor bort Sus, og iaa tog l1lbe-
ne ben og aao BEN.
Wfen mt ilog hi en- Stem ON Ser
og Loo ben gaa fora1, og ioaleoes
ferte ben % let biem.
Saa fom bi til @Dtten % frobIebe
ino gennem Susgangen.
Sttlepaffen baboe ri gent til ben
ne Iften, @aber fra MenneIfer 1, ion1
pilOe gleoe os ber UNDER set Itore
W6rfe. Gem los hi Iigge til neIte
Gag.
greoe baboe man gibet % meb
bienmefra til at Ieie ~Stleaften; hi
oabneoe Dem og iaa, bbem Be bar
fra og gentle Dem til / Worgen.
0p1
Wttne imaa S6Itre buboe Gupet
SulepDnt til at gore set fcitIigt meo,
leg luffebe Sgifen OBJ og Ioa pua Set,
set fom al0rig OBJ.
anitrengeliernc og Spen6ingen
paa Sielbet bar forbi.
@lnbo6I fogte Mao, og bi bette
sen meo Sans S6rgen.
81 ipiOIte / Saosbeo, % ieg tenf-
te pao, boor ieg fom 9arn bob6e
gleoet mig til SltGen. Seq babe gGe=
oct mig til oenne Iften ogioa, boboe
oiort mo1de Inrnn eSnrhprchpIfpr NJ
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greiterne 81. 90. Nielien, S. an-
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bar lobet at preoife.
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-03-05

we'll told him that he did not like the
place or the people but he had stayed
at the farm when Birchall left for
Buffalo. Birchall also said he had
given Benwell several addresses be-
fore leaving, so that he could visit
folk in the country roundabout, in
Guiding Attorney Hellmuth of London,
Ontario, who had been passenger on
the Britannia. Pelly began to ask too
many questions, whereupon Birchall
declared he was tired and went to
bed. On the following day they went
to Niagara Falls, taking their lug
gage with them. They crossed to the
Canada side and stopped at Mrs.
Baldwin's, Birchall arranging for
rooms and board there.
Soon after their arrival at Baldwin's
Birchall invited Pelly to take a walk
during which the young man, who was
beginning to suspect that his astute
hest was not playing an altogether
straight game, told Birchall that he
had not made good his representa-
c. Benwell, son of Col. Benwell of
Cheltenham, England. Birchall limited
to Pelly that Benwell was not much
of fellow, but that he was simply
crossing with them to a farm and
that it would be wise for Pelly to have
nothing to do with him. Therefore
Pelly treated Benwell rather distant
ly, and devoted himself to Mr.. and
Mrs. Birchall on the voyage. Benwell
seemed to reciprocate by treating Pei
ly coolly, so Birchall deftly kept the
two young men from becoming famil-
lar and confidential. But finally Ben
we'll and Pelly chatted together and