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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-27
Among the Live Workers
Here. There and Elsewhere

met receipts would have been larger
lad it not been for the weather, but
despite this drawback neat sum
will be carried over to help defray
the expenses of the big meeting in
Lincoln later in the season. The ball
was given for this purpose, and the
engineers received cordial support
from friends and business generally.
The big meeting will be held in
Lincoln during the last week in June,
and leading members of the Brother
hood and the Auxiliary will be pres
ent from all parts of the country.
Grand Chief Stone has arranged to
he present. The local division is plan
ring to show the visiting brothers and
sisters a royal good time, and those
who know of the enterprise and en-
thusiasm of the local locomotive en-
gineers are resting easy in the
assurance that the visitors will go
away impressed with Lincoln and
Lincoln's hospitality.
The Central Labor Union met
Tuesday evening and elected officers
for the ensuing year. A lot of detail
business was looked after and some
attention was paid to the recent street
railway merger. The following Off
GERS were elected:
d. ]. Hanna, President.
A. b. Woelhoff, Vice-President.
f. A. Kates, Secretary.
T. w. Evans, Treasurer.
The internal troubles of the Inter
national Electrical Workers was
brought up, but the central body de
cided it was not in a position tt
take action. This matter was
lthreshed out at the Denver conven
ltion.
The following resolution wa
adopted, referring to the recent meT
ger of Lincoln's street railways:
Whereas. 1t appears from the rec
ords of the merger of the Lincol1
Traction company and the Citizens
Railway company that there is to b
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-27
MOORE GOT A BUMP.
Well Known Burlington Engineer Gets
Hurt in a Wreck.

George H. Moore, the big Burlington
engineer who is better known as
''Sandhill'' Moore. was in a wreck at
LaPlatte early last week. A work
train failed to get into the clear in
time to let the fast train which Moore
was pulling go by. Owing to a fog
the signals could not be seen and
there was no fagman out. Moore
reversed and applied the air and then
jumped. In alighting he sustained
some severe bruises and a fractured
clavic1e. He was brought to Lincoln
and taken to st. EliZabeth's hospital
He is getting along all right, but it
will be week or two before he again
mounts the fOotboard.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-27

Look for the label and take nothing
wearable or smokable without it.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-27

PENSION THE FIREMEN.
Senator Ransom Of Douglas has in
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27
DAUGHTER OF PRESIDENT
ZACHARY TAYLOR DIES
+ TSpecial TO The Sentinel.

Winchester Va, July 27.-Mrs
Elizabeth Taylor cambridge. aged So,
third daughter Of President Zachary
Taylor, died here Sunday night.
When 19 years of age she was
married to Major William w S Bliss,
a member of her fathers staff in the
Mexican war and who later became
his private secretary.
After her fathers Inauguration,
Mrs. Bliss, or Miss Betty, as she
was popularly called. became mis-
tress of the White House. II was
said that she did the honors oil
the establishment with the alertness
of rustic belle and the grace of
a duchess" She had a wide ac-
quaintance with public men and was
noted for her beauty and charm and
the splendor of her entertainments.
After the death of her father, III
months after his inauguration, and
the death of her husband in 1853,
she passed several years in retire
ment. She later married Philip p.
cambridge. member of prominent
Virginia family, who died 2S years
ago. Her sister, Sarah Knox Taylor,
was the first wife of jefferson Davis,
president of the Confederacy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27
A STRANGE FATALITY
HAS FOLLOWED FAMILY
Especial to The Sentinel. l

Cleveland, Ohio. July 27.-A
strange fatality has followed the
Quinby family, of whom Mrs. Roger
Winfield is member. The death
of her husband of cholera at koen-
igsberg is similar to the fate of Perry
Sturgess. of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, who
married Miss Louis Quinby a year
ago and died a few weeks after the
wedding Roger Winfield was
wealthy and a globe trotter lie was
married once before to Miss Ann
Harrison of Xenia. Ohio. who died on
their honeymoon trip through Africa.
Edward NJ Quinby. the father of
Mrs. Winfield. died three weeks ago
in Dresden. Germany He was a son
of Ephriam Quinby, a millionaire
Cleveland real estate man.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27
WHEN INVITED
HE BROKE TWO RIBS
[speelal 10 The Sentinel. /

Neenah. Wis. July 27.-John
Bousfield. a young farmer. had been
counting Miss Pearl Osborne, a neigh
bor's daughter, for many months,
and when he had the good fortune
to escape rebuke as he passed his
arm about the girls waist he had
what he thought was the good sense
not to press his advantage too hard.
But Pearl taunted him, saying he
did not hug her hard enough. and
wondered If he was man enough to
give woman a real hug.
She got manly hug that broke
two ribs. Bousfield proving he was
not so much bashful as careful.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27
AS president of The Woman's club

As president of the Woman's Club.
| most urgently request that the
members of this organization Will at
tend the address to be given upon the
evening of July 30 by Mr.. Parce.
Mr. Paroe has already been introduc-
ed as prominent landscape gard
ener. That the club as body may
give aid in the beautifying of Grand
Junction it is quite necessary that all
members should become familiar with
the ways and means. which are to be
presented in an able manner by Mr..
Parce.-Mrs. +. ID. Coltrin.
This evening the City Council will
meet in regular session and a number
of very important matters will be
given attention, notably among
which will be the campaign against
the cottonwood trees and the paving
proposition. A very busy session is
likely.
G. ID. Carman and daughter. Miss
Agnes. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
WIN. Matthews in the city for few
days. Tney will be joined by Mrs
Carman and children later and Will
then proceed to the coast. They are
from Guthrie, Okla, and Mrs. Car
man has been visiting in Durango.
Miss Francis Kenny. of Olathe, SIS
ter of Nash Kenny of this city, visited
a short time this afternoon with
friends here en- route to Palisade to
spend few days with her sister. Mrs.
Chas Walker.
Frank Edwards and Charles
Browning, two of Grand Junction s
leading cyclists, came to Glenwood
yesterday to train on the route for the
Road Race which occurs next Sunday
-Glenwood Avalanche.
McCary has a fine line of plow
goods that he will sell at 10 per
cent discount the next 80 days. Thi S
includes the entire stock of piows
harrows. etc.
5. b. Eskridge and son and one
or two other persons leave tomorrow
morning for a months outing on the
creeks and lakes in the Plateau val
ley.
Arthur Allen, son of Superintend-
ent j. II. Allen, is in Cascade. where
he will remain until time for school
to start in September.
over $50 Palisade fruit growers
and business men We're here today to
attend the hearing in the irrigation
| case in the county court.
Nj. C. Roberts is visiting in the city
today on business from Central City
Colorado.
Fred Lallman, the well known
barber. returned home last night
from an enjoyable fishing trip
The Baptists and the Presbyter
ians cross bats tonight at O'Clock
at the fair grounds.
| The Woodmen of the World were ir
! session last evening.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

This evening a special meeting of
the board of directors of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will be held
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. II. h. Bull,
last night, a healthy boy. Mother
and son are doing nicely.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

We install baths which are Away,
comfort and pleasure. Sanitary
and correct plumbing j. E. Nc.
Kenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many Grand
Junction friends for their kindness
and floral tributes sent to our wife
and mother during her Illness.
MIR. j. J. HECK MAN.
SCOTT w. HICKMAN
MINNIE y. HICKMAN.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Yours is not the only heart that is
aching, so take your wife's children
and sweethearts to the Crystal thea
ter and hear Patti sing.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Joe E. Dulmaine is now located and
doing business at 1915 Stout street
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Don't try to heat your house with
smoke You will find it expensive
and unpleasant. A Marvel furnace
was never known to leak smoke or
gas. Installed only by the G. ]. G.
& II. Co., 724 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Going camping? McCary has a
fine line of tents. wagon covers, etc,
that will come in handy
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Millinery at the Globe clearance
sale at 81, 81, SO, former price, SIS,
$40, SIS.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Joe f. Dulmaine has engaged in
business at 1615 Stout street where
he will be pleased to meet anyone
from Grand Junction and the western
slope,
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

See Fred Mantey about sweat pads,
sall cure, rope, horse muzzles, axle
grease for buggy and wagon.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27
THE RAINY DAYS OF LIFE.
Frank l.. Stanton in Atlanta Con-
stitution.)

Drank l.. Stanton in Atlanta Con
stitution.1
jest don't mind the trouble.
I'm equal TO the strife.
But the things that sorter gifts me
Is the rainy days o. life.
Looks Ike Gods shut out heaven
There's not hope in sight
No sun to make the daytime,
No star to bless the night.
seldom am complainin
On the land or on the sea,
But when the weather's rainin
I'm lonesome as can be;
And all the world is lonesome
And sad the rivers run;
And Life has lost its beauty
When God shuts out the sun.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Funny, but we install more Front
RANK furnaces than all the others
combined.-J. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gail leave
tonight for their home in Yankton,
S. D., after a very pleasant visit in
the valley for period of a couple of
weeks with friends in Grand junction
and Whitewater.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

The best is none too good. That's
the reason We are selling SO many
furnaces.-The Grand Junction Cor
nice d Heating Company, 724 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

II Colorado Fruit & Commercial
stock has any value. send me a bid
on hve shares.-M. L. Walker, Cald-
well. Ida.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

ranks, cutters OF all sizes made
on short notice. G. j. C. & III. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

Let us make your old clothes look
new again.-The Suitorium. tele-
ps one black 662, 1875 South Fiftb-st
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-27

II don't cost fortune TO nave re-
,air work done by Mckenzie, 64S
Colorado avenue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
vsuAso - ca - - osso

Voa1WO - Ca1b - - uoaD
Nsese1 -0sseaaea.
~1s u cseais % tke WesAern
Sasps a Colors6e 10 a. the boos.
D.siaG ths pesa ~ weeks thew hes
hesa vssy sctivs Trading and quite
. nsahes Of stock s,ea are sellinG
ost their whole berds becaaee Of
the high prices prevailing. There 10
. disposition of the small rancher. 10
clean mp their herds and confiDe
their operations in the future TO
steers, and ~ = result COW herds are
being sold all over the West. Price.
are ranging from t27 to $50 for the
herd, with calves thrown in. 4
month ago quotations were around
: lS to 70 for the same cattle.
We have been unable to make any
money running cows, said one well
known ranchmaD at Grand Valley.
One cause OF the trouble is that
to RON a Gov herd on the range, we
hare TO give it attention and about
The time that We should be ont look.
ing after the calves we have 10 he
GivinR attention tocropso on the ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

! have sold nv herd and vill run
steers oaly in the future.
The demand for steers y alssady
strong. So~as are buyiag BOO 70 fss1
the wssae - the ranch asd oskesv 80
expecting to stock up next spriaG.
This novsaent is 20 seeessl thss i
10 causing considerable co0sssNt aa1
1t Is pveAnted that the demand for
s,eers next spring viii be far "
excess q the supply. The raaGs IN
Western Colorado 10 in fiss sAaPs
and the outlook is for . isiriy Opsa
winter, with plenty Of issd " sigAs
for oil the cattle left. SAipp;aG iron
Western Colorado will coetinUs satil
late in December, sltho~eA . .snhss
are holding back choice csttls anA
feeding for the Stock show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
4 N,W,0 ,0aM 0inns

WAss 10 becoming ksows - .
: Sio,~,GO.oO dinner vss givea
recently IN Denver 1t tks Alhasy
hotel.
The actual cost Of the dipner did
not cosUe up to the title, but at the
tabIe there sat five ewests whoss
combined fortunes estiRsted The
above s@ount These multi aillioa-
aires Werr Edward Wolf Of tho
Franklin National Bank Of PhilsdeI
phia, Samuel Grabteider of the First
Natiasal Bank Of Los,svilIe, 4.
Rasdelph Of Philadelphia, Nr. T..
Wisslsnd and Mr.. Morris Kshn also
Of Philadelphia
TIE oillionaires were enthu husiss,r r
in tAeis praise Of the Albany nua,..,
but tAsy were no lees 40 thea Mr.
leslie Carter, the great American
sctrsaa, Who sat ut 'be next table
~'tA . party of ffteca friemi~
Wbils 10 Denver Mn. Carter form 4
tbe AsAis of going TO shs Albsn,
10 Aees the music and size
Dsid i gas the issss she had
Aess1 " IN Americas CAFE. 4G
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
UAer. 'Cs.sesvss.ss" Is E.pesssve
Continued from First

Continued from First Page.
aged land in grazing
One acre privately managed land,
IN cauliflower
But YOU Il really have to excuse US.
We thought We d got our courage to
the sticking place on that caulIflower
but We hadn't That last fell com
psrison must 60.
Leaving out the oauhflower, how
ever, what do yoU think Of ~ What
do you think Of scheme Of manage
nsnt which, in the name Of "copser-
walton" Keeps land at from ll2JO
70 l-22500 of its producing capacity?
Hew do YOU like it, anyway? What
sort Of . way is it 10 build uF state?
But the forestsy Gentle reader,
there aren't any forests ON the land
osss talk ing about. It's as inno-
caot Of timber ~ the North pole is
q sssnss groves. Granting, for the
ssks Of peace, that every inch Of
really forested land in the public do
msis should be saved from the AK
there still remain, in Middle park
alone, thousands Of acres Of uuiorest-
ed land capable Of producing from
425 TO S45O per acre year, which is
kept in the National Forests and
produces , cents per acre per year.
II that ism an outrage and crime
against the state Of Colorado, then
we don't I know what to call it.
The News wants forest reserves 10
to safeguard the headwater of our
streames The people of Colorado,
without regard To politics, want sscA
forest reserves 1.-THE supreme court
lscides that the national govern
nsot has no power to establish such
eserves a. many good lawyers be-
ieve the supreme court will do the
it gets . chaace-then the
ssse should and would step TO DO the
'ssAsd work. Dot o~t Of the Is, ,746,
% scves Of land in the ''Nstioesl
Forest" Of Colorado, only &c pr oest
) really timbered, end nearly ~ pss
ont ~ 6 s98 600 scses, 10 1ssaitses
I even scrabby br~sA. The snius-
ssed arss, nearly 10000 sqsess
'iles il extent, shosld b thrown
- fns ssttIe@s~t sooossUw. NscA
Il 10 bsrreu, bst tAaa 10 .osss ef
H. Pischoas bssiness. Il 10 I'll bar-
-, ss6es Ais .ssAae~set.
The Ssssss given this morning
- fFoo 90 s;aGle district Al tAe
~. We hsvs other 6Gxres, Of
~ aisesicas; - froa tims TO
- - - ehaA aivs the0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
odlsl.a e0insupu1 o.

A spe-sAl CAillsse's sssviCs ~;ll
- hid - 0ssAay Nss. lAsA y u
.. -. I've sAAvsss win - Chstk
TEA. All CAilAse~ ~ esV,scisll, i"-
vissh Pssssss ksiag yoss children.
A child sole wiM b sscg - one Of
the little Uoss.
On sunday evening q the shove
church ths pastor wsll give kis ID
dssss on TIE Downtall of Q Mas
end How IL Csae Abost." BE ssre "a
hsar it Special singing BY sSs-
0sated cANr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
SlsAls q

= ssAas Cisg fi~es
Tsesdsy the local snion of MarbIs
Workers quit the tight ssd ths prev
ident starred east with the charter
and other psraphersslia owned By
the lodge. Althossh The compsny
will he branded unfair many s.ioa
men have gone bsck to work. How
ever, the mill 10 not running 70 its
full capacity and there 10 msch die
content over the cut Of waGss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

The LAdies G.ild Of the Episcopal
church will Rect st the home OF Mn
Chas. Hasslhurst Wednesday after
noon
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

A County Ssndsy School Convea-
ton is to Be- held in the n. T. Church
Saturday asd Sunday. Nov. - and
oS
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

Five thossaad gusnysacks for sale
at snap st @. d. Martins Hsrnes.
Shop. 3s II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

Del bar 5ru abenos Wano, Der
Geoe6e Meoet. geo gu6ners Sioe
iao en- bpioboaret apinoe, Der lioen.
ifabeligt foriifreoe, at 5ru abeno
bar en- apinoe, man iibetinget funoe
ltole pna.
8ereliet blep ioaet oplpit at en-
2ampe meo rsot 2Dg. Weoet oab.
neoes meo en- ipiritiitiif Salme, Der
blep iunget meo flor araft. 9eref.
ter rejite en- Of De 9iIiteoeuGrenoe
fig og Ipite geIfignelien ODER 5or.
iamIingen.
Meoiet, Srn @beno, itrsg fig Def.
tigere og beftigere oner Banoen og
blep mere 90 mere opbioiet. Eli iioit
itoo bun meo blot aabne Zine og
itirreoe no | Rummet, iom ON bun
iaa Spner langt borte. Sun bar |
ben Sifitano, bun paoitoo at futile
bore | for at fna 5orbinoelie meo
Imoerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
Gn 4ano piicr iig.

Sil Den felgenOe aften banoe Bud.
ner triiffet aftale meo en- ung Iiee
for at prepe 9ggtbeoen Of 5ru9lbenos
4anoer.
6rn abeno bapoe for Sfif, at
nnor Ger fom npe MeoIemmer / benz
oes &reos, fit bum Dem pno en- meget
bebGnOie MoaOe uOipurot. Saaoan
ogiaa meo ben unge Bioe, 9uduer
bapoe ino9aaet 5orbun0 meO. Den
unge 9ige f%ortalte en- lang Siitorie,
blanot onoet, at bum banoe baft en-
a9reite oeo 9oon @rif, JON 0espGr.
re pnr ofgooet pes 9eoer. Samme
Crit tfoeoe, mems ban lepeoe, aloe.
les life paa Spiritismerl. Gen unge
gige fortalte op 40 8nege og neo
40 Stolper oner Crit.
Ga Iitenen fom og De n6~ooenoi9e
5orbereoeIier bar trufne, beepnote
Grifs Gano oanife rigtig at tale gen.
nem 5ru aben6s Mln6. san taIte
mango treiten0e Sro til 0en unge
gige og foriifreoe blanot anoet, at
iioen ban bar 800 bar ban blenen
fill0fommen oberbeoiIt ON Spirits.
mems Snnobeol
Nan MAJ butte, at aft bette fore
gaar / ct baIomsrft gerelie, og at
omtrent oae GiIbererne tror ioa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
0pbaselien.

aanoen fortiatte fin Gale til 0en
llnge Biee. Zen piOite offurat oct
iamme, iom ben unge 8ige baooe
fortaIt 6ru abeno. @en beller life
mere.
BluoieIig iprineer eli bemmelig
8o%Iitibetient meo ct Set inc imoo
grifs aan0 og gri6er Den iat. San
raaber, at 9piet siebliffelia ifaI tGn.
oes, og oct piier iie oa, at ban boil
Der 6rit gben6 faitl 0mfring benoe
logger forifeai9e SIsr % andre Sing,
bun bar baft grus for til 8rem.
moningen of oaanoerne".
Der bleo natiirligois oct forifrGf-
feIigite Surlunbei. @au9e meute,
at BoIitiets 0ptr90en bar Iige iao
fem iom @uosbeipotteIie. Anore
bar rnien0e ooer SnDoeriet. Der bar
o1ido Dem, Der enonu efter afilerin.
gen itoIebe poa 5ru a6eno. Men BET
er bel DOG fun onnife enfeIte. De
ileite pil nof efter roIia 0berDeielie
6lipe flar ober. at oe er 6leoen tagre
oeo Reien Of 8rii abeilo % beuOes
9anO. Mon fouOt forifeaige gooe
@emmeite6er for Sler og nnore Sen
itanoe til 9rlg oeO 6remmaniug af
4anoerne.
5ru Gben6 bar iom iogt 0reoet fit
Spill / en- bnlo SneS aar. Oct er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

itooig ! aftenens 2sb. 5srit tent
ifiltes DeItoeerne.
Den ferite aften, 9ithner bar til
Steoe, bao0e aanoerne ganife niit
tolt gennem 5ru abeno, men De bap.
De life antoget SfiffeIieform, iaa De
funoe ies. Oct banoe neret for
narmt. Oct ifal bore feligt, noor
aanoerne ifal funne ~fort9ttes Iao
meeet, at De fan les. Oct foriifre.
be | bnert 6aIo Sru abeno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

bIinot paa 5ru gbeno, at oe fin
Der ben rineeite Epipl formaitelie.
Bag | 8preliet nar Der ct lille
Humt, foron bbilfet Der bar ct Sor-
beng. gluoieIig aabneoes 5orben.
get liOt og en- bpio, bslgenoe Sill.
felie bite fig. Oct bar grifs Man6,
Der fortetteoes foa meeet, at Den
funoe iesl 8iIifuerne iao | oanoe<
los SpGnoin9.
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Sein aerlisbeo.

Nel.: Seq iaa 6nm, iom Barn.
ut Seius mig elifer, bet peo leg ina
nsie :;
Seq IRier bet flart / bans briitenoe
gie.
Seq fer bet 10, naar ieg ~betragter
bans Smerte;
q, tpnf bog en- Gang paa bans bri.
iten6e Sierte.
Nt Seius mig elifer, oct Deo ieg Iaa
neie;
&ans Mniigt MI lpier iaa Hart for
nit Die.
geu 9piplen og Grpeten CT pegen til
SIDE;
Sbi Sub er min Stprfe, for mig bill
ban Itrioe.
De Seius big Glitter, bet fan ieg big
fige;
aoin ben til BIN Grelier, ibg til BAN
9ioe,
Cos Dam bill bu 6relie os 20geoom
fin0e;
Gan Tiger meS aorIisbeo MI big at
bin0e.
ebiter g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

oerefter beebnbfe bin at toIe til en-
panife ing gt5e i'SoriamIinoen.
= @tio bore meo Dig, nit 9ornl
100 BET. On berer paa tiinee Son.
Fer. Oct er en- Mano, Oh Ierger oper.
San er lan9t borte, oe on ifal roIiet
Iaoe BAN lebe. San er lite beItemt
til Dig. g9r gloo og hunter, 81
bet bar en0nu meeen @Ieoe til Dig
Den itnee giee mootte reffe Me-
Diet i'm Snan6 for at fomme / ner.
mere 9erering meo ben talenoe
ygon04, og Meoiet rep beitiet / ben.
De, iou oct poa cen Song iaa balpt
itbpoeeliet oe balOt fomiit no.
Eli en- eommeI 8eberme / 6or-
lamlingen bapoe oaonoen" Den gIe-
beige Weooelelie, at benoes ling
oomselifeoe ito0ie buife0e ben0e,
ifent ban baboe forloot ben6e. 0g
en- Dag biloe ban oenoe tilba9e til
'benOe oo biemfsre benoe JON i'm
@riio. Den gnnIe Dame bar noe
al fig ieIn of Senrbffelie.
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Mebiet taller.

Omfioer beepnote 5ru aben6 at
tale. &um taIte bet forifr9ffeligite
Tpff, falot af grammatifaIife Bonn
merter, iaa be aan6er, Der taIte gen.
mem benoe, maa babe facet en- lige-
ioa oaarIig SfoIegane Tom bun ieIu.
Gsrit taIte bun, altiaa naanbcn~, til
GoriamIingen | alminbeIiebeo, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
Sermtaun.

9luoieIig begpnOte Meoiet - alt
iaa 6ru glbeno = at feete meo
gtrmene o9 raabe Sermannl
Se.r.m.nnnl Oct GAP ct Set / eli
merfflGot Game. 9ermonn bar
QaOnet poo benoes ofosoe MnuO.
Og III begpnOte oSermann" at
fortqae gennem Meoiets Nlutto, ON
fine 6gIeIier / DeosgiebIiffet, ON
fin Some, ON fine Born. Gen mort.
flGOte Dame buIfe6e 1sit og funoe
fnap faa fremitammet eft Spnr til
Sermnnn. 9iIbsrerne ioo IpOitiae I
oen 0pbeite SpGn6in9.
0a 9ermonn bar foribunoen, fom
Der andre 0aonoer". Oct pefsIe0e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
spiritiitiif 0nmbug.
Gm afIlbret berlinif ge6raserife.

S Berlin bar afilsringen fornp-
Zig Of en- ~fpinoelig ipiritiitiif geora.
eerife paft ubpre 0pfigt. Senoes
0opn er abeno, bum er gift og bar
oreoet fit Spil / en- balo Snes aar.
Opoageren er en- berlinif Sourna-
lift, Der fro fsrit of tom til 5ru
@benos Msoer iom en- erlig EOiD-
lenoe, Der Dog gerne oil6e bore meo
til at unberisse, ON Der muIigpis
bar noget ian6t ! Spiritismen, men
iom burtigt opoageoe, at 5ru abeno
og benoes Mano toe bele SeIffabet
peo N9ien.
Sournoliitens 0abn er 8uhner.
Da ban tom paa Spor efter 8e0ra.
eeriet, isgte ban giitan6 bos bet
~bemmeIiee BoIiti, oe Der blep opitiI-
let en- Galoe, iom georagerifen Loo
FIG fange /.