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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
Mrs. Winthrop II. Adams.

Mary Ann lanes, n. widow Of Win
throp Hart Adams. died al her home on
Washington street at 10 o'clock Friday
evening following an illness OF nine
months. Mrs. Adams had been IN failing
health since the death Of her husband
about a year ago. She was born IN
Dover, Sept. 20. ISIS, and received her
education in the schools OF her native
town. She married Winthrop hat
Adams Of Marlboro. Sept; ~, iSos. ~
Dover and they lived there about u
years. coming TO Brattleboro about ~
years ago. Mrs. Adams was great:
granddaughter OF Gersham Eames, one OF
The iirst settlers in Dover. Though she
had never identified herself with the
society OF the Daughters OF 1872, she was
eligible, her uncle, Gen. Abner Ferry,
being a soldier in that war. While Mrs.
Adams had always taken keen interest
in the affairs OF the community ana
especially in the neighborhood IN which
she lived she was non a member oil any
organization. She was OF the Spiritualist
belief and the funeral services held at
the house Monday afternoon were CON
Quoted by Mrs. Helen Temple Brigham
OF New York, a prominent spiritnans''
who was a personal friend of Mrs; Adams
Mrs. Adams is survived by daughter,
Mrs, Carlos X. Jones, OF Brattieboro,
grandson, Guy Jones, OF Brai,lepoto' :,
snrina6eld. Mass, two geat-grandsons,
Harold and Stanley Henkel Of Spring
field Mass. and two nieces, Mrs. \: "
WYATT and Mrs. Willis Phillips OF Brat
tleboro. The burial was in the family
lot in Prospect Hill cemetery. The . hear
ers were A. ID. Wyatt, w. II. Philips
Norman Newell and c. X. Jones.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
MISS LINDGRIN RESIGNS.
"'es Up Work in Connection With
Local tuberculosis Camp.

~; me people of Brattleboro will learn
n nsn regret that Miss Alice M. !indgrlns
H. =. THIS morning as nurse in charge OF
saer tuberculosis camp. While it has been
Il. 'a ior sometime by the managers OF
s NJ camp that Miss Lindgrin had dc,
c sUa 70 resign the announcement VIII
d - as a surprise to most of the people
sa 1ie town town. Coming here in October
ba,o M under the auspices of the Brattle,,
, H. L,, soman's club, Miss Lindgrin found
put \, amount of hard work necessary, to
II, We s camp in shape to produce results
sc s. aer efforts have been crowned with
.Fo,, S is no secret. That it has required
IDS . ! evident from the fact that Miss
,t,4l ln found herself suffering from an
M OF exhaustion about 10 days ago
nors, week ago Monday went to the Me
s.I ' hospital for absolute rest for 9
nd I'm Sne lett the hospital "Wednesday
i.r sln stay with friends in town for q
as..s s'ys before going to the home of bel
m en- N Glens Falls, N. Y, where she
spend the summer. She intends te
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
WILL NOT PROSECUTE.
States Attorney Does Not Consider
Action Against Druggists Warranted.

The matter Of the analysis Of the sam.
pies Of liquor taken from the stocks Of
the four Bntileboro druggists IN April.
which caused more or less comment al
The time and was recently brought 10
notice by the publication Of the cor
respondenoe between States Attorney
Charles III. Williams Of Bellows Falls and
Chairman John Calvin Of the selectmen
Of Brattlcboro, has probably reached the
end OF the last chapter Mr.. Williams
has decided that his Investigations do not
warrant or justify prosecuting the drug
gists. His letter TO Mr.. CALVIN, dated
June 81. Is as follows:
John Calvin, Selectman,
Bmttleboro, VI,
Dear Sir: In reference TO your. request
for the prosecution OF certain druggists
in Brattleboro. go &,
Since INV letter 10 you OF the 18th I!
have fully investigated and considered
the matter.
The facts developed from such inyes-
tigation, do not, in my Judgment war.
rant or Justify me in prosecuting the
parties you name, and ] must therefore
decline to 80 do.
Your town grand juror, Mr.. Bacon, has
.oual mower with the states attorney IN
the matter. and my action is no bar 70
your board taking up the matter with
| him. = A.,
~ Respectfully yours.
Charles ii. Williams.
While the states attorney suggests
that the matter may be taken up WI
the town grand juror. It is hardly likely
that the selectmen will take further step
in view OF the adverse decision made ps
Reference TO the official report iron
the state laboratory OF hygiene on TN
ANALYSIS shows that the samples dld no
conform TO the pure food and pharmla
copoea standards from the fact tnat n, IN
liauors were colored with caramel IN
report further states that while SUE
coIoring is not permitted IN straigh
WHISTLES it is admissible IN bienae,
wbiskies. When the samples were takel
from the stocks Of the druggists IN sew
oral cases the labels affixed to such san,
niles stated that the liquor was whlskks ;:
when il should have read blended wnls
Iey There was nothing in this repor
10 indicate that the samples were o'he'
wise impure.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
COUNTY DELEGATES CHOSEN.
|ny Will Go to Newfane July 8 WITH
ont Instructions.

Iss than 50 persons attended the re-
r5Isp caucus in Festival hall Saturday
|sahg for the election Of delegates 10
III county convention. L. j. Waterman
|tlrman OF the town committee, pre-
|sll Following his announcement OF
N. mrpose of the caucus w. A.. Gilbert
INA ist Of q delegates and the same
|imhr Of alternates which had been
|rsa upon by Frank Z. Barber, can
|dhte for states attorney, and Chauncey
! Knapp candidate for sheriff. IL re-
| CURED less than one minute to eiect
As men and that would have compiet-
d the work of the caucus had not
notion been made to instruct these dele
nte to support Mr.. Knapp for sherln.
|lh motion was made by William, II.
Daley. Clarke c. Fits, one OF the deie.
|nts, opposed such motion and SAID III
view Of the fact that he favored the can
K dag Of another man for sheriff ne
thought it was mwise to instruct MN
h proposed. G. L. Durham was in favor
d an unnstructed delegation on genera
Principles. Judge L. w. Gibson moved
y amend Mr. Daley's motion by, lnciud,
Ling the names of Frank Il. Barber and
Ii. Schwenk, both candidates for corn-
y office, the latter being a candidate for
Reelection as Judge of probate from the
puh district. II. G.. Barber opposed
|te amendment on the grounds that sucn
ntmcting Of delegates would have q 2
ladenCy to work to the detriment. OF
Mal candidates before the convention.
Tie motion to instruct was lost. The
cssates and alternates elected were: /,
Delegates-Herbert G.. Barber, SANFORD
4 Daniels, Walter E. Hubbard, Charles
< Crosby, Linn D. Taylor, kittredge
S1alsskns William R, Daley, Clarke -
Ss'k, Ernest W. Gibson, Robert y
iAlon, Oscar 7, Ware, j. Gilbert star
sSn, Frank D. L, Stowe, j. Harry Estey'
~ SOn A Richmond William A. Belden'
gIorge Brockington, Harry X. Davis
~ L. johnson, Henry P. Wellman,
VARIES o. Robbins, Charles T.. Sturges
sa Lyman L, Holden. !,
i atemates : Hiram F. Weatherhead'
S Sn! L. Barney, Walter F. Robbins
s sllam l. Hunt, Herbert +. Harris,
PPal Y, =. Shaw, Harry l.. Piper, Harold
r. + whitney, Lewis d. Harris, Chester
4 srgent, Herbert w. Sargent, L; =
SWs an Ray l.. Greene, George lam
y nai S ). Stearns, w. H. Bracket, Chas
\ etaples, Russell H. Briggs, Harry l.
IS ;s Chas, A. Harris, Carl s. Hop
NA' freeman Scott and H. +. Q. Toedt
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

-, Fuller took not only in the al
WI me state but in the life Of th %,
ri community aud to the rebuild
he present church as a witness 70
r, IN and kill. lie spoke Of
-. ,, Fuller, intense interest IN
~ ~l natter in which the community
y s,rrped and especially of the inter,
!. /. Ind manifested IN the welfare Oh
/. Irrrb though he had become a mem.
| !. 4 The Baptist church society, at West
|rSkboro many years before his DEAN.
60 Fuller was member OF the
sr ~ church in this village from Aug.
; M 70 April 10. 1874, and for a num-
/ \ Il wears was on the board Of trustees
n, ol church society in this village.
ne window, which occupies a place on
4, sutb side Of the church, is an ex,
IT. niece OF interior decoration and
ErSriies perfectly with the finish ~! OF
i, sji6ce II is a product Of the m.
| n studios in New York. The subject
h Il John and IS a life.size figure as
|tM IN the accompanying illustration
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
Hustling Youngsters.
(Nortbfield News

Hartford has town clerk who is
serving his 5lst year and Brattleboro has
one who has been in service for ~ years,
The newspapers in that section were
justified in doing little Dragging recent
" over the long service OF their respec,,
tive town clerks, but they, are remindeo
that Waitsfeld's town clerk has Just re-
signed after % years OF CONTINUOUS Jus ser no
vice. Nevertheless, The News mas + ho
boys who are serving as town clerks in
Hartford and Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

At the end Of "joy ride" in Burlins-
ton esriy Sunday morning Marseli Swe.
non T0% the driver, went over . So.foot
nsm moi, I'm at the rear Of the Strong
theatre and escaped with no other IN.
;uries than a sprained wrist. me 3, "a cal
was a fve-passenger one valued ~ s,,'. u
and had been taken from the gassge VI
the Vermont a. motor tsgc sG~ drawer, and
SsmeS = restaurant waiter. It was
srsnor. first attempt at running =
U w.eh;ne and he lost control almost as
n ncs AZ the car started. He went down
WIN W;nooski avenue, swinging from side TO
Va. ii The street. The first object struck
was pole Of gospel tent . .Sou ..s ol0ed
1 4y across the street, broke through
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

. fence and turned a somersault down. the
sh ,s dron Of 40 feet to the bed Of an
S oId railroad cut. Merrill and Riley
inn Jumped before reaching the brink Of the
, preeipiee, but swenor stuck to the
machine, That he was not killed seems
miraculous. The machine was a new lew
one, The body was badly damaged, but
the machinery is intact, and 1t can De
ronaiIad
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
Ask Them About II.

hr. many years physicians and nurses
uurb "nadersd Kemp's Balsam the best
sslr.su fe. Every druggist and dealer IN
G.ne sells and recommends Kemps
ao,rs, Ask the doctor, the nurse, or the
son III \ a about it. 1t is for coughs, irrita;,
q tl,,.he throat, bronchitis, asthma and
s. NJ and lung troubles. The price Is
snd SOc bottle.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
-, WINDOW UNVEILED
:. s,ma Preached by Rev
Fs's osW sunday,

- pipiop rlAssi v,,n., n
b, Hsa,s ..l ~ Mn Alaa , Inv , X
~ = anvil SUNDAY MOI. @s,p, sss.
4 JAP -" "a Wl raller his sahlss,,
4 . Do ,a is Memorial, ana ,al
"A ~ b.lh Hlllns thal VIC
~ y, ,.,m55 ,haA he l~, Iet,
gass' nlansr lie aid ' ,ss
'~sisl n,an. 2, much lie,.,,,o 70 a MD
Y 'hI 49,, I'd, II i Mr. Fuller la
~ !, y, ,s.s I'M, d lhe , ~ s,a.
~ lad q p .as Nom
fff ses,iim j, nom he, ,,'.'.','
hgspl ,oly iro@ lie hes, ,sa
M, me- Nnir lil.s.''i arc III. .,s'
W W ~ I'M ibs SpIrli. tina, INC,
l'' .,,m ilrii la9osi ana '"e''
p g iriani % 'he part 'ha'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

IN Mem cSilds, Dr.; H Cole F r. r,
GsS; r. Henry I Essto; X Reed d
Ed women: Mrs. E: G. Clark . nth; Nor.
Howard. Mrs. Lynch, MIS- MAJ
- Mrs. Mabel Neeley'
''l Advertised July !.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

Al a meeting Of the board Of directors
81 the Peoples National bank Monday OF
this week y. Gray Esiey was elected
president, filling the vacancy caused
by the death Of %. l.. Sherman. The
vacancies in the board caused BY the
deaths OF :. A. smith and o. l.. sherman
had previously been titled by the election
Of C. c. Fits and William II. Ninion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
9enmarf, 8is.
Gent. 1910.

Sept. 1910.
Iii D9aniferen"S S9iere. Sam.
mel 8one er nof life ianOan at inS
Dugt meo. Oct bar man funnel
mGrfe / lpngere 8io Der. Get bar
opret 8srnenes 9nife at ian Ell
Ssnoogsifolefeit; ben bleu iaa %.
iaa beitemt til 2eroog ben 10
Sept. og ifuloe boloes / Sans Gbri.
iteniens Sfop / 2arionoiae oa Ger
er mango 2sroagsifolebern Der on.
firing, ct Ear al Dem fommer ogiao
pr. Siul til SenOassifolen, mon
Serren glue goot 8eirligt, iaa Oct
fan blioe en- iorneieIig Dag.
5orleOen baOoe oi Risiionsmsoe;
oct er rare Gage, naar MA iaaoon
fan laOe 5raolbeoen fare for at
bsre @uos ORR, % oct LOB ogioa
baaoe fart % tpoeIigt ira De to
fremmeOe 9rpiter, Gaitor Gabl.
itrsm % @aitor 9ine. Saf ior at
s fom.
Serlie ON Ssnoagen oar Der
mango Wienneifer baaoe 5ormio-
bag. eitermioOag % 9(ften, % 0i
6nooe iproeles soot Beir belle Ii.
Den.
Eroiesior Snriel a Der ogiaa
% talte Stolens gag; ban talte o..
ioa til Sc iinge ueo llngoomsmsOei
lorsoog aiten Rdlior Senien taltl
life meget De Gage. men eIIers itaat
ban oa life tilbage. SAN nolGaaei
Sfriiten ior os, ion ri bar life "a.
oia at taae fell al bUaa Stauo.
} Bar maaitc bereauet iom en-
5Iaas 1lapsuina. men Oerti.
III Ui oet for tent ReS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23


punft oi itoor paa; maotte Seaig'
aanoen bog riotig renie bore Sier.
ter for alt oct Smu0s, ser er Der
itOe, ioa Ser be0re funoe bIioePlnoS
for BET goOe. On fort Si0 bliOer
Ser ioa areosme0e / aenoiba, maat.
te Serreu ri9elig oeliigne ogiaa De
Gage, ON en- og anoen Oog funoe
faa lie lin egen fortabte 3ilitanO.
0oele faa Der fra Denmark refer
nof oertil,. ON @uo oil.
Silien til ale / Seiu gtaon.
Weooefer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Seattle, 8ai6.
Cont f6

Sepf. 10. IJlU.
Ia ieg t9nfer, Der er mango, iom
Oiloe p9re glade beO at bgre li0t
ON, boorleOes oct eaar Seouig
9lihert og mig beruOe | bet fierne
@eiten oil iee ienoe nit greb til
~Dnniferen", ioa ale 8enner oe
gefenote fan leie oct.
Seq oil 6eapnOe meO at iorteae
li0t ON Geiien beruo. Get ferite
Ste0, ri itonOieoe, bar peO oct Der.
Oensbersmte Niagara @anotalo. Ser
opleoeoe ri noget, iom ieg oil gen.
gibe, iaa life andre ifal be9aa Jam.
me Dnmbeo, iom oi, andre JON mn.
ligt fommer BERTH % bar en- bef
Gag at bline Der.
"a bf too at Eoget, par Dor
fsrIte Sanfe notlirIigt 8onoioloet;
men oa bi troeoe, BET loo langt fra
@pen, Ieieoe oi en- 4utomo6il. Soor
itor par Dor 5orbabielie life, Ga
Di ioa Riogora life mere END ct Bar
Winntters aeriel fra Stationen, og
at lie oct belle tog os life mere emo
ire annrter. 8i prgreoe os i%elof6l.
gelig g%runoi9 ooer De 9enge, ri
funne bape ipnret, men noar oi
t9nfer ooer Dor experience, MI,
iaa faor hi os Ell fife 9atter ober
Dor 0umbe0. Ger funoe p9re meget
at fortpae, men ieg ifal fun nGOre
oSbe Goc6D Wonntain". alorig
ifal ieg 9Iemme oct SIM, ieg iaa,
Oa 5oget oar oppe paa ct al De
beieite 9iergtoppe, boorfra oi fun,
De ie no oper De ifoubeflGote gierge
og 3ale % Sfperne, iom loa ballot
neoe pna giergiioen. Get Dor ct
6enripenOe Sfue.
gi onfom til Seattle tiosnof til
at lie u. 3. g. uoitiaingen iom
luffeoes Den 10. Oftober; ben par
meget %interesiant.
8i bar iao noe at iG5e 5ittr ea
0anif, lltberif Strife, men ialfOt IN.
gen, og efter at bape oGret | ben
norife lutberife nogle @ange ilut-
teOe oi os omiioer til en- engelif
Siirfe, r8be 6irit Bresbpterion
Gburh", bbor Ser er en- ib9roig og
troenoe Yrpit, iom foritaar at let
tie De un9e | arbei0e. Seq tror, oct
er Den beOite Naaoe at beoare De
unge paa. = Der er mango unge,
iom gerne oil gre noset, men oeo
life rietig ielo buao, og bois Der iaa
life er en- BrGit, e1er nogle al De
plore til at i9tte Dem | arbei0e,
ilsoer De al liOt efter liot.
Zen oeili9e CONNER, iom ri bar
ber, er M mart forbi og Re9ntioen
fommer. gi bar life meeen Sne Der
ON 8intren. % foor ri bet, uorer
BET fun EN- Gag eaer TO, iaa regner
BET i9en. Men ieg bnnber til nGite
@iuter at oure igiten igen.
Iii Slut en- benlig Silien til Ben.
ner og glooets 2eiere og 8of til
@eooftSren for Optngelien.
So6anne 2auren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Den afgerenOe 5ime."

5o6n Mott 6egpnoer iflg. 09r.
99bl." i'm nDeite BOG u8be Oecisipe
bour Of Gbriitian missions" meo Ell
Sammenli9nin9 mellem ben n@en-
fp6eIie", ser / BET 10. 9(arbunoreoe
foregit / geiten, meO ben u@enfgoel-
Ie", Ser | Dor Sio foregoor / Often.
rs @uropas Siitorie bar Der al
brig bpret en- 9ebpgelie, iom fan
IammenligneS boerfen nle0 Senipn
til ll0itrefning eaer nle0 Senipn
til 8irfninger nleo BET 10. Marbun.
0reoes 3enaiSionce.
8erOen 9ennem9if 0engong en-
mere pluoIelig 5%oranOrin9, emo man
baoOe opret 8i0ne til iioen arilten-
oommens SER o9 bet romerife Gi-
9es 8oI6."
OpOogelien al rpe 2on0e bop0e
0oft en- ny 8ioe6egerligbeo, en- It'll.
ire0sbe0 meO oct gontle og emit til
gDentpr blonot guropas Notioner.
aonitantinopels Snotogelie al
8Drterne baOoe braet Ell Strem al
grpife 2arere ooer StaIien og bao,
De gioet en- itor 1ilifpnOelie til at
igge 29room og aunoifo6, iao at
SfoIer og llnioeriiteter aae gegne
fom irem / tort Gal.
Zen pofieuoe Sntelligens, Sri
6eostran9en, be itnoige Omifiitelier
/ set iociale 2io / 6orbinoelie meO
EN- @enopliOeIie al ben %perionlige
Heli9ion fit lit en0eIige lloilag / BEN
tore Heformationsbeopgelie, iom
bragte belle guropas 6oitlan0 til
at rDlte.
9aa aae 9ioet5 Omrnaoer bar Der
5oranoring. @nStrsm al friif@ner'
81 ipntes at gennemitremme euro
pas 2onoe, og 8ioenifa6, 2ittera.
tur, Sunit og Heligion elf ale ino
/ Ell ny neutrality-suspicious.. geitens
gerOen troaOte no al Mi0oelaloerenS
mgrfe 9orbunore0e ino / ben npe
3i0 nieo oens SplpSning og Sri.
beO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Qse grsufurt.

Teo giueoer at Sfolen | Blair
Sfolen | Hacine os SamFuuoets
5orlaesbus aItiammsu pna er
aort. 5rnft paa tint aartOu. IRE
forIfeniae 5nruer. 1ris per Tn.
IN ssforirrrt % GrHts.
ct fortrGfieIiat MiSbrI til a
oqffe Snteresie for Snmfunoefi
girFIombeber VT nObrese benz CT En-
Risfon | fla Ielu.
Saniih 9uih. GHbI. 0ouie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

.Spo; men / arig meo 0oboItanl-
merne er De bIeoen trenet uoo
NorO ira Steo til Steo, inotil oe
iluttelig er baone0e bit oppe paa
Glipperne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

Store og betponingsfuloe ior Der
fommenoe Sio bar De 9eppgelier.
Der foregif | 6enne forte Ooergangs
tio, men De er iuloit9noig bleoen
ItilleOe | Sfpgge al oct, ser finoer
Steo M | pore Gage.
Set 10. 9(arbunOreoeS GenaiS.
lance berprte fun europa, men oi
er M ltillet Aniigt til aniigt meo en-
Renaissance, Der eiterboanoen 5ers-
rer belle aiien og Nfrifn..
Der er u%misfenOelige Iegn paa,
at tore 6olfeila9 er / Serb meo at
pa1gne al oeres lan9e Sepn.
@ennem belle 4iien er Der en-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Sang, Ser
err uoaaaet ira De intelleftneae So
rere og er pes at tage Qla@ietre /
i'm @eiiooelie.
Genne Broces bererer ooer oe ire
6ierOeoele al Menneifeil9gten og In
befatter 5oIf al bsi SntelligcnS
oa eommeI Civilization.
Ssrerne ar iterft interesiereoe i
De SpergSrrcaI, ser oeOrOrer Op-
lpsning, itttlleftnel o. iosial Sri
beo, sfononi.ie og nationn. llopif'
ling.
; belle 9iItorie,i bar Ger fife p9-
ret en- 9eriOoc bpor iaa ItDrcDiGnl-
Ser al Soft oar u9ret Mitillet mift
en- ioa f~or5opienoe 6oraHOriag /
%efonomiif. iocial, intellectual o6 re-
ligis5 9enieenOe
sos en- mai,ig MGng0e al 9e6o.
ere al Den iffe.friitne 8eroen Ipapl
og fGnper lInge og gamle, Raoifn'
Iisme og aonieroatisme, NremIfriOt
og Geaftion, ON Scrreoemn1et
80 mere ri betragter Den enc
itoaenoe Situotion oisie 2maoe.
10 mere trpnaer set SpsraSmaal
iig inO pao os. boao Der ifal 5lire
lloaangen al Oct oltiammeu."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Gn interiant
Snoianeritamme,

Sitol1ner1tanlille.
s De al mooerne 4ultur en0nn
ioa goot iom nberert. ~nor0lige SO.
ne al 4ri5onn boer Der en0nli ben
Sag / Dag intere3iant' &nOiMter.
TANNER, Der BELT Gar 5euaret alle
oercS gomle Se9er og Sfiffe, %
Den amerifanife gioeHifabSnian0,
Broiesior Wonian bar III oirct nee.
item en- Ones 4ar al lit 2io pau Il
inOgaaenoe St.ibium al oiSia 5olt.
0o ban fsrite Sang fom til ari3ona,
bar bans Wtening fun of 6li0e otr /
fort lib for at foretage no9le etbno.
logiife llnOeriggelier. Qlen 2alloet8
eienoommeIi9e Sfenbeo % f6rlt %
iremmelt bets 9eboeres bBiit inter.
esiante og primitive 2iosformer
fpngile0e bom | Den @rno, at ban
bleu Dos Dem / is @or, og MI bar
ban fulofert ct tort Bert ON Dem
og ON oeres 9ono.
9lonot De Stammer, BrofeSior
Monien bar itlOeret, er Sopi.Snoi-
nnerne pei De Understandable, forOi
De aaerelIte aulturformer bar bolOt
Jig uioranOret hos Dem. Oisie SO.
pis elIer o8reoens 6oIf", iom Be
Ielo faloer Jig, TANNER eiter Mon-
lens anto9elie oirefte neo ira De
J gamle 5ule6eboere og leuer en0nu
/ Sptter, Der / l1Oitprelie fommer
0isie primitive Wenneifeboliger ner,
paa De bsie alippetoppe, ser beper
Jig miot | set norolige ari3onas
maleriife Grfen. Mon naar fun op
til 0eres Stem as farlige og oonife-
ligt til99ngeli9e alippeitier, og De
leDer oerfor ina iitfert iom / Ben
lt9rfeIte 69itning. Sngen nn0en Sn.
oianeritamme bar - og oeri er bel
Den itprfe ISOLATION Sfplo = iaa
trofnit beuoret 0eres gnmle Sfiffe
og religi6ie Geremonier.
0eres @uoer er 0nturmogter;
iaoIeoes er @imlen og Soroen So.
Der og Mo0er til alt leoenoe, % i9r.
Zig Sn0flpOeIie paa MenneifeIioet
bar Sl0ens og 2pnets @lt6er; ser
af6oloes bpert g(or i9rlige Setter,
boor man onroo6er on oereS CUNT
og @eliignelie. Men grfenboens
9sn 9nloer BOG fSrit og fremmeit
8ano, BET foitelieite, ban oe6, og
oct, ban min0It al oft fan unobpre;
Der afboloes flere @ange ON aaret
tore, 6eitioeliee Setter meO merfe-
Iiae og imuffe Geromonier, ser ole
er llotrDf for gnifet ON life at
fomme til at iaone 8ono.
Stammens Me0lemmer leoer lam.
men | cen itor og lpffelig SOpl. Get
@eIe er cen itor 5amilie. gnferne
og De 5orelorelsie biplpes oa itst-
tes al oae De andre, og @lpoer og
Sor9er er f9les for ale. De er
maaife oct eneite 8oIf pan 3or6en,
ser alorig bar fen0t beruienoe Drift
fe, og fra ben 6oioe Mnnos 9rpn-
benin bender De iia meo 9lfifp
bert.
auinoernes StilIing CT iaa aniet,
JON man ii9loelt Ter oct 6os ufulti-
oereoe 6olf. 9oer auinoe uplger
lin Mano, men 9Ggteifa6et flutes
isrlt, naar bun bar ieOt BAN ct
Born. Nieoens 6orbinoelien, ioriu.
ben bette er ifet, er let at iaa lsit,
bsrer Barrel efter oct ferite Barns
6soiel ior beitanOig iammen o. fan
alOrig %ifilles; Den blotte Sanfe ON
Sfilsmisie meIlem en- @ano OF en-
aoinoe, Der bar iaaet Ell Barn Jam.
men, oiloe uGre en- 5~or6rpoelie. 5
y gteitabet er BET iorsorist apinOen,
Der ipiIIer Oen itsrite RoIIe; oct er
benSe. Der eier Suiet % niemmet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

N.AxkeS eno os GnDnet %
aoresien paa ii eIer lie.
w. re al 1eres Vcnner. Ill
hpilie ui oil irnoe en- aataIoa. oa ui
ifal ienOe Iem abiuIni irit ct aopi al
Buffalo 9ins NoDentnres.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-18
JAS. T.

known as and called trachoma. Ex-
pert chemists and physicians can
certainly find some disease, or at
least some name for any disease, to
enable the United States to put up
the bars against any undesirables.
This may be fortunate or unfortun
ate. 1t saves Congress from the pas
sage of laws by regulating the ques-
ton as to who and who is not per-
mitted to enter the United States to
expert physicians and chemists, and
leaves to the courts the question with
reference to the weight of the evil
dence, as to whether an immigrant IS
or is not afflicted with a contagious
disease.
The greatest credit that ex-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is entitled to, in-so-
far as The Appeal is able to discern,
is the fact, undisputed, that he start
ed the ''bawl" a-rollin', and he gave it
such a start that it is still a-goin'.