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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-21
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED, FURNITURE
Grated: satisfaction guaranteed >.
I. Cahill. phone ssS black.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-21
FOR SALE-clTy REAL ESTATE,

FOR SALE-MoDERN FIyE-RO0M
house. 312 South Fourth west.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-21

LOST-ON STREETS OF MISSoULA,
on Sunday. August %. lady's hunt
ing case gold watch. with initials
e. III. O." on outside case. Liberal
reward for return to Muscular Of
flee.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-21
Pc RSONhL

HOME IN CONFINEMENT. NO. 1913
West Main. phone SOS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09

next session by President Taft Will be
] FORMULATED Mt the conference.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
Father Held ON
AWFUL CHARGE
COMPLAINT MADE AGAiNsTSEL:
RENTsRYEFoURTEEnEYEAR s. ~
OLD GIRL. It'd u &

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Aug. a.
Sitting in the capacity of examining
justice. Judge Bryan held Jonn Col
Inns. the man who was arrested upon
complaint OF his 14.year-old laugh
ter, to the criminal court grand jury
fixing his bond ut $1,000.
A number OF witnesses gave testi
troony against Collins. The chief
witness was the girl herself, though
statements coroborauve OF her tes'
timony were plentiful. She told 2
Ipitiful story of repeated pursuits by
her unnatural father and the final
accomplishment OF h7s purpose in Il
corn field on Wednesday night oil
The present week. Various wit
rcsses testified TO having seen Col
|1ins guilty of vicious and unnatural
|acts toward tho girl.
In the course of the hearing 1t de-
veloped that there is similar
charge pending against Collins n
Carter county, kentucky, the laugii'
ter who Is complainant In the pres
ent case being complainant there. 1t
was also shown that the girl na.i
beer sent out of Kentucky to pre-
vent her appearing against Collins
I'm that State.
It was showne that Collins had
threatened to take his daughter
life Ii she ever went to the nutnorl-
tiles with complaints against him.
AMI that me mad bought n bottle OF
enrbc]ic ncil which he had threat
ened to pour down the girls throat
in case she ever made public his
conduct toward her. -
Collins Is q swartny man about ~
years OF age. He gives evidences "'
being OF n low order of humanity
His wife and little SON appeared IN
the court room and remained during
the hearing. The former is entirely
blind. Many who mad seen her be
fore recognized her rs a woman who
has been begging about the streets
OF Huntington for some time. On
iast Sunday she appeared Mt Camden
lnr.s. and led about by girl. solicit
ed aims.
The girl who complains against
Collins Is fourteen years of age
slender. blue-eye1l and rather pretty
She is naturally intelligent. but illia
crate. being unable to read.
The Collins family came mere
from Rowan county. Kentucky. stop
ping for few months in Carter coun
ty.
Conviction for tho crime OF which
Collins Is accused carries with 1t cap
ilal punishment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
CHANCE TO CUT EXPENSES.

President Taft ana mis- cabinet n-r
IMPLYING themselves to problem of
the greatest importance entirely out
side OF politics. Republicans. Demo.
Gratis. Populists. Socialists and every
body is In sympathy with the policy tn
reduce government expenses and there
never was. in this hemisphere mt least,
Il richer field for reduction. 1t is well
known that the government. in Its civil
branches could be conducted for less
than half the many millions 1t now
costs. The Government Printing o.
fec for example Is the largest and
most expensive printing establishment
In the world. 1t will be imprncticabl,
under present and prospective politi-
cal conditions to accomplish it. h,!.
its expenses could be reduced at least
lhirty-three per cent. The PostofIice
department has recently established
Ill Ice plant by which Ice Is furnish
cd 10 the thousands OF clerks for less
than dollar n ton. The other depart
ncnts are paying over seven dollars
i'rr ton. These are only one or two
OF hundreds OF instances Of items anil
expenses where great saving cnn be
accomplished.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
Try West Virginian "Wantad."
Leaves The Pen
TRUsTY MADE ESCAPE FROM
THE STATE INSTITUTION
LAST NIGHT.

WFIEELlNG.. Aug. George .Por-
Ter. prisoner Mt the Monndsvllle pen
itrn1inry, who has been employed rs
"trnsty" about the institutions. failed
10 show UP Mt nine o'clock last even
Ing. and the officers OF the prison nave
notified the authorities of the neigh
boring towns to be on the lookout for
MIN. They state tilat they are loath
10 believe that lie has escaped. rs he
has been prisoner OF exceptional con-
duct. and had but n few months TO
serve. his time expiring with March:
hut at the same time n, thorough
search Is being made for him.
Porter was sent to the prnltentinry
from Mingo county for short term
for felonions assault. and hud been
employed about the barns OF the in
Eiitution. sleeping there Mt nigit. He
|ieit some money and other effects Mt
tho prison. He was last seen at. sup
per time and disappeared between J
and o'clock. s8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
GETTING Ready for a Big Thin g.

The New York Sunday World is pre-
pairing to give each week Six Studio
Sketches of Stage Beauties. These
pictures are by Archie Gum. the fam
Gus painter of stage people. The first
set OF six. panel photo size. In bright
cotors. will be given Sunday. August
90. Next Sunday tAug. 15) the words
aud music OF "Red Domino" will be
given. This two:step song is by S. r
Horny. nnthor OF the famous Barr
Dance. Down Mt the Huskin Bee"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09

cares to do SO. but IL he becomes n
candidate for the United States Sen
ate and thereby vacates the office a;
member OF the House OF Representa-.
tives 1t seems desirable and more than
likely tnat one OF the other counties
Of the district would ask to furnish
the Congressman for n while. Ohio
county is all right but 1t Is not tine
whole cheese" and 1t ought TO be Will.
Ing to let the other counties have y
"tilnger In the pie" AS intimated
above we are for Mr.. Hubbard SO long
us he wishes to represent the district
but when Mr.. Hubbard retires from
tic field then we are sincere in the be-
lief that another county should FUR
nish the representative. 70
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
HI. q Nj Z. & ~
lRsTIplSTRlcT DOPE.

From late newspaper dope We see
That Ohio county will have three con.
sslilates for the United States Senate
when tho legislature meets in 1911.
III iii said that Hon. VIM. p. Hubbard
4 and Hon. Am. schenk will do battle
with Senator N D. Scott for the Ohio
county delegates. Tho further infor-
sIa tion il given out tnat Hon. Fl. C..
Ogden will run for Congress In the
!Sevent that Mr.. Hubbard secures the
Senatorial prize. We have not heard
whether any Of the other seven coun-
ties lot the district are to he, consi'l-
erred IN the matter or not. but we sup.
lose Ohio county has had the Senator
and Representative SO long that no
other counties n eetl apply. onr honest
opinion Is that this condition of affairs
Will mot last much longer than Mr..
aiubbarls's term Of service In thu
House. Mr.. Hubbard Il very accepta--
BILE Ito the people and ne could likely
remain In the House as long US h.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09

|ssniinE Mrs sItto and ~ ge tlFlo-
tate Leonard reae hed The breaR King
point following the Fie erminat lon of
the court 10 read I'M public the letters
r-itten by Mrs. Sutton bril- giFg the
erect charge OF mud er gainst an
officer ensaged 4 in the fgat In which h
her son was killed. Leonard held that
considering the comments OF the press
following the secret session or We'd
l.esday this .ougit to be male public.
Davis objected saying those letters
we're personal. written to a supposed
sy.nrathizer and We're irrelevant.
Leonard replied he wanted the public
10 know what Mrs. Sutton charged. He
said there were other mothers to be
considered in the matter. Birney,' at
to:ney for Lieutenant Adams. also de-
manded publicity. Later the announces
rlent was made that the letters would
he read In court. q
The transcript of the secret session
was read, followed by Mrs. Sutton's
letters The first letter was dated
Portland. Oregon. March -. five
months after Sutton's death. It was
addressed to Harry NJ. schwartz. She
.iske d Schwartz II he was n friend OF
her sons. She wanted to make him
a confidant Schwartz evidently re-
piled In the affirmative. Other letters
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
MILITARY AERONAUTlcS.

It Is understood that officers OF the
signal corps have under consideration
the feasibility OF issuing proposals >u,
bids for an neroplane capable OF fulfill
INK even more rigorous requirements
than those of the Wright brothers.
Evidently the government Is through
with A. M. Herring, who failed to COM
ply with the contract totest and delir-
err an acceptance to the government
before the last of June. On account OF
his failure the corps has $4,000 Mt its
disposal for the purpose OF Il heavier.
tllan.air machine. This amount. as
well as that available for the purchase
OF the Wright machine came from an
allotment made by the board of ord
nance and Notifications from Its gen.
eral funds and was not an appronria-
ton by congress as has been supposed.
In fact congress refused this year to
make any direct appropriation for milf.
tnry aeronautics. although European
countries during the past year and this
year have been spending large sums in
this direction. France spent over
$23S. 900 Inst year for flying machines.
dfrfgfb1e balloons. ETC.: Germany near.
~ $685. 900: Great Britain over $4,000:
and about $l.325.00O was raised by
private subscription in Germany for
the Zeppelin nirship
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
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HEscALEtOF THE FARM.

Many others beslles James J. Hill
sssen In the return to the soil" OF n
large part Sof our population the only
hope OF rescue from high prices anil
I; food scarcity. IN IN interview fn the
z New ~ ork American John w: Gates Is
lnoted as saying:
his country has not been scratch
j cd yet In the way Of development. es-
: l,eeially In agriculture. There Is
Z Texas. with 20 to 25 per cent. more
area than France, and Texas has l.,
tG0e.. 900 population. while France mas
bout 3s, o0o, 900, and the French are
81 prosperous people. Take California.
wi. Its 1. 900, 900 population. 1t has
he area OF Germany. while the last
named country has 10000 900. md Ger.
many ts one OF the most prosperous
conn tries In The world"
IN the same paper Secretary James
Wilson. OF the United States Depart.
ssgment or Agriculture. corroboraMnE Mr.
hi and Mr. Gntes. argues thus In be-
4 iialf 81 agricultural education as a
means OF turning the tide that during
the last fifty years mas been draining
i the rural communities ind flooding the
lawns TO congestion:
tx lost Aof our colleges today are
strenuously at work turning out law
iSyerr. doctors, preachers. and typewrit'
ers. but few. or them make any effort
! to- graduate Ia farmer. would have
ngrlcultllre In some form taught In
every seat of learning aud in our pub
Slic schools.
Starting with the fact that while
tho farmer has to work hard he has
i as a reward better health, longer
life. and q more independent existence
Y than any other man on earth. 1t onEht
to he easy to make the life attractive.
Then ii would have the young men
Staught the newest and latest methods
otsEricnlture. Show them how they
can produce more from an acre than
their fathers did. prove to them how
Eto make Sc where their fathers made
but 81 !. and you will have offered the
Involvement needed to check the
abandonment of the farm for the
city,
The w Test Virginia Legislature has
4 taken IL step in the right direction by
Placing Agriculture in the common
school curriculum. When a person
mas to gnunt all over n town the size
on Fairnont to find n pound OF butter
and then Bbe charged thirty cents II
( pound for IT in August when grass Is
plentiful, It points to the fact that
( thareAis a chance for the boy on the
v Il arm. r. our farmers would make all
attempt to supply the home market On
sneh3 products e as they can furnish
West Virginia wonll be a vcrit"b'c
garden spot
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09

II is stated that railroad legislation
will be the next task to be undertaken
by Congress. now that the tariff bill Is
out of the way. A conference will he
held in New York next month between
Attorney General Wickersham Sec
rotary Of Commence and Labor Nagel.
Chairman Knapp. Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Representa-
tive Mann. the new chairman of the
House committee. Solicitor General
Bowers and possibly Commissioner OF
Corporations Smith. Recommendations
for additional legislation governing
railroads to be presented to Congress-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
YACHTING TRAGEDY.
Three Drowned, While Seven
Are Rescued.

TOLEDO. Aug. 1.-TWO men AMI
one woman were drowned and seven
men were rescued yesterday under diff
flcult circumstances. when Il launch
containing party of ten. cansized In
Mnumee Bay. When over deep cnan-
mel of the bay. near the mouth of the
Malmcr river. the launch turned tur'
tie from the weight OF the entire par
tr. which had collected OH one sl'le
and turned over four times. The mems
bodies have not yet been recovered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09

The way IS now being paved for tie
marriage OF the Duke of Abrnzzi and
Miss Katherine Elkins by n circuit.
GUS route. A Ecnea1ogist of reaown
ms just made the discovery that OK.
Senator Henry G. Davis Is descended
from royal italian ancestry and there.
fore Miss Katherine. his grandtlaugh-
ter. has royal blood in her veins. This.
1t Is stated. will allay the italian op.
position to the marriage OF the Duke
Ahrnzzi and Miss Elkins. We hope SO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09


|o9,yerina several lates sslid In I'art::s
t'.rliese men rode out in my as sasis
,tonobfIe dams pulled p 4 his coat.
sFent at James oste riian and lsBocksd
lisrl own Ave times. danis wa ON
Ills head two men on his ba FL re she
said she considered these men worse
than wild beasts for only beasts de
stroy the help She said q: few ta z
days before hi died he wrote honla u
feel they are going to- get me but IL \
1lave fair chance they Will know !
nave been there. She didn't think
they really killed her son but know
something. Another said Adams.
Osterman's and Utley's fares were
enough to convict Them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09

for tho new penny that many of the
banks which we're among the first to-
order have not yet received their ships
ment from the mint, Several abanlss
from towns In the county have4asked,
the banks here to divide nps~lt.1 them hem
their supply OF the bronze coins. 81 ~
I1nKAH: Ill
fS.7 II 800 - ( + .4, So 2 7Els Fi1wnAA.7
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
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MORE LINCOLN PENNIES
National Bank of Falrmont Gets Con
sienment of the Popular Coins.

The National Bank Of Fairmont re-
ceived a shipment of Lincoln pennies
from the Philadelphia mint Saturday.
There hns been such great demand
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

/ os. 81 bar BAIT mango gtauOe-
Itu1Oer ira Serren. gtogle al De
lifligite Sinner, Di bar til6rogt Iam=
men, er De0 Wfpoer, ser afbolOeS
to @ange ON MaaneOen ON Spn=
0aQeftermi0Oag. &or %r9it op=
leIer ct @u0s GrO % bol0er 8on;
Iaa luIer ban Ell fife Sort9Qing,
nerefter er Gr0et frit fOr aae, iom
bar ct @ionesbprO at aflGgge. Ii
ben brl1ges for6prigt til Samtole %
Sang.
Sea fortpuer ON oisie Mpoer,
fpr0i Sc bar pGret til Itor @lGOe %
@elIignelie for os. Oct bar iiffert
ogioo giort meget I'll, at @ltos 6oGf
/ nogen Moo0e bar Iprt at Itoa
enorGgtigen iomnen. SeIus n0rof-
te fin It9rfe Srelierarm og orog
Hcre inD poo Simmeloeien.
Samfun0sipifenoe - set er Set,
inm Ri ifulOe lere rigtig at itaa en-
orpgtigen iomnen: Gn bnr iogt:
vGoifil NiogaroS &anoe / iprIfiGte
og enfeIte 8raober, % Sc biloe fife
bore mere ems BEN ne0foIoen0e
9fegn, men ale foreneDe til eet
bil0e Sc flt1ne ilrtffe Geiups SGo
og biloe baoe noget tilohers for Sc
andre @uIfoner. 81 ier, bpilfen
&eliignelie Set 6ragte me0 fig, at
Giiciplene bar enOregttgen iommen
poo &inIefeItens 9ag. @bilfen
@ielp og @lGOe Set bilOe bore for
bore SieIeipgere ia % ielp og ANDRE
meo, ON hi rigtig fif oct lert. Sc
ius alene fon lGre os rigtig at elife
bperanDre. 2aO % beOe bam at OBJ
bragg os ret. 6reOen5 @ilien til
0aniferen"5 2eiere.
IS. IS. ~&aSmusien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

@olpteisme, ingeu SrOen, ingen npi-
ogtige &opbeltemmelle o. .p."l
NteOens 8eQbm1ien bill beDiIe,
at n@r9itefoOefsen" er ltrepet efter
gfsiIet, amer @erOmaH oct for me
get popeligt at grunOe i'm 8eDisfp-
relic paa 5progbruget / Ell 2ittera-
tur, bporaf Ser finOes lepnet iaa liot
lem al ben %urbebraiife.
@ele Georien ON SabDe-globiit-
0elene / W}oieb6gerne allier GerO=
man for bpiit uiiffer. 6orifellene CT
rene 9ppOteier, grunoer Jig ingen-
lunOe paa 6afta.
San uOtoler Jig me0 It9rIte Saan
I'm o&e0nft6r" =@ppoteIen, til bOil-
fen &ilOeion0ringen gerne toger i'm
Silflugt, 1uar set fniber for Ben.
Wtnn fnn life ira Srugen al Sobpe
n9 GloD1l1t OrngG Slltllnger me0
&enipn til &iloerne / fprite Moie-
bog.
5 set iocnife 3iO8ifrift r6acflon~
finOes Ser Ell u0f6rltgere lt0pifling
at Ger0monS Nngreb.
Men @piloOen vGeroman fontro
@ellbouien" Ell ct MT 8eDis paa,
bporle0eS in0en for 8ibelfritifernes
Scr Den ene5 SbGr0 ipttes MOB
6en nn0en."
Menigbe0en bebpper oetfor life at
IGOe Jig Oltpere al Ben itore Scr,
ser orogcr inoO Sen.
Oct enOer me0, at Sen enc Sri
tifer llaar Ben atOen libel, mems
set bliper Sen b~ibeItroen0e @enig-
heO, Der fommer til at uuo6ele 8pt-
tc'"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
8eoer os ON at trYffe Oct.
Simpel 9teeept for Siemmefmr Of
Gist % Npreibagbeb.

Sor at linore BEN per1te Sorm at
@igt tag en- Seitefulo al fplgenbe
Wfirtur efter bpert Maaltio og bee
Sengetio:
Stub grtract 9anOelion, one
balf ounce; COMPOUND &argoUs
one ounce; COMPOUND Sprup Sor.
ioparilla three ounces.
9isie uifooeltge 8eItalloele fnn
faaeS paa Siemmeopotefer, og blnus
beg let BED at rpite benz iamnpea
/ en- SLATE. Ser merfes gerne Sim
bring, efter at man bar toget noglf
fna 9oier.
Denne 8lanoing tpinger Sc Of
Itoppeoe og ubirfiomme NDrer I'll
at f%iGtrere og norenie al 8looet BET
giftige Spilb pg ltrinipre, iom for
aorioger @igt,
0o @tgten life oIene ct ben mrei
Imertefulbe Spg0om, men tiIIige er
forIig for 2ioat, bill mango Iioenoe
uben Sbipl iette Gris pon bette
iimple Miooel. Oe bnroe Ttrofs
ifoffe Gem Mirturen og foo Gin.
bring.
@on flyer, at ct @enneife, foga
biloe benptte 6enne Sorifrift regel.
meitg, cen eGler TO 9oier om 0ogen,
eler en0og finn nogle fnn @ange
cm ltgen, biIoe aI0rtg foa @preIpgs
Bonn l1rinbeiber e1er @igt.
Slip bette uo og opbepar set. 60.
Be @igtrecepter er iieIbne, og noor
9e bebSber en- ioa snffer 81 5eu
itrofs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
rSembrGberem"
ct inotif @pentDr.

Ser bar engang Ell Geper, Tom
bar 6leoen blot og breot beremt,
for0i ban oltio praleoe meo, at ban
bab0e u0rp6t fem paa cen @ang"
San ltnogif ombpggelig at tilfeie
ZEN file Splpsning, at De fem oreb=
te bar Sliter og fife MenneIfer. Ger
for fit ban Silnapnet uSemore6e-
rem, og aQe troe6e, at ban bar Ell
nRl0ig GGmpe.
Soo benote set, at en- Sfare Sien-
Der rpffeoe MOB sen 8p, 6nor SEM
0reberen" boeoe. &ommonoonten
LOS ba ltoqon 8efoIing til oQe baa-
benfbre Meno, at Sc Sen foIgenoe
Worgen ifltloe boIoe Jig fer6ige til
at onfnIbe Sienoen. Seriig opfor=
hreoes nSemoreberen" til at biie
lin nieobanIige SopperbeS peo 8p-
ems Soribor.
Wen @pberen babbe aIbrig boft
Ct 8ooben / Saanoen, og bans Sfref
reo bette 8ltbifab bar lt~6eifripeIia.
Sor at fomme fra Set, iaoleoe ban
/ @ottens M1ilm og W6rfe lit sgiel,
Gpsieoe poo set TO imau MsGleItene,
irm por bnrs fornemfte gienoom,
oe fIpttebe berpoa u6 of Spen. Sans
Sci fbrte bnm oper en- @affe, be6
bpis SOB Sienoen bapbe iIoaet SER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

ga ban bar fomnen 9perIt poc
Spppen, begpnOte 9@SIet at ifrpoe
og ilaa bag 10, iaa Stenene me0 d
rGlOlgt Builder ruQe0e neO / Stem
Gems 2eir.
6lenOerne troeOe, at ell oOermpgs
tig @Gr at 8pens 6olf ongre6 Dem.
og flpgteOe / DilO lloroen, eiterlaoen.
pc 0ere5 &oltbarbeOer og en- Wf9ngr
DC Opoe og laareOe, JON 9eitene ban
DC tranlpet pna.
p0emOrGberen" oen0te til6age til
lit Sus, og % man Den fglgen0e
Wforgen tom for at 6ente bam til
Stamp moo SienOer, iagOe ban, at
BET par alOele5 operflpOigt. San boDr
De ON 0atten gonife alene ioget Dem
paa 6llgt Og Orebt en- Gel.
6orun0ret Orog W9nOene al Stes
til YlaOieu, bOor 6ienOen bop6e
llooet 2eir, og bpaO Be Ser iaa, BE.
trGiteOe tilful0e ben tapre 89pers
uOiagn.
pa &ommonoanten Gprte bette,
G~elgnneOe ban bum rtgelig for BET.
f M 8epis paa bans Sopperbe0.
Gn SiO Oerefter fom Ser unoers
refining ON, at en- itor 8iger op-
bol0t Jig / NRrbeOen al 8pen o.
anretteOe flor 90eleggeLle 6lanot
guifoOiets 9pr. @pperen, Jon por
gpens tnpreite Mano, fit Sen Op.
gabe at orebe BEN.
&pperen fonot set imiolerti0 a.
ter raaOeltgere at foribinoe fra 8peu
/ al Stil9e0, og ga BET bar blebet
morft, gif ban no poa gngen, bbor
9@Slet gift og grGsieoe. Oct bar fun
lige til, ban fun0e feline Opret mob
ben merfe Notbimmel Son tog SET
/ BET enc Ore og leoeoe set in6 i
Stuloen, bpor 6an banot Set.
Otter at bare foretaget fGere 6or.
Gereoelier til &eiien, gift ban otter
in0 / StoI0en for at fable 9@sIA
9enne Sang bab0e Fan en- 2pgte
~
meo. M9en til fin umoa0elige Sor-
lapielie opoageoe ban, al BET ilet
fife par 9gSlet, ION BON bap6e blrrr
Set / 8aaien, men EN- umoa0elig 1tot
Siger, ionOipnGigbis Ben, iom ole
frpgteoe. Sigeren bur bleoet ioo for.
6Goffet ODER Wanoens Wo6, ga BON
greb Sen / 8ret, at ben life boboe
giort MooIton6.
oSem0reberen" bleb efter oenue
8eorift en6nr mere beremt for III
Seltemob, og bans gp git niben om-
Wen iad benote oct en- Dag, Of
ban nbe pna 2%anoebeien msbte en-
Geb. 90 bleb ban iaa forIfreffets
at ban faIot 500 ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
9enper Solo.

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bliber frebet Giot fra Bette 9teo,
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Fino imob os, oa berfor err Ri gGobe-
Set er 10 fist TENT at fiqe noaet
ON SltIen, bog Blot bette; Ssrren
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noget at BEN rette Siertefrong frem