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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
MILWAUKEE, SPENDS
S315,000 ON PLANT
THAT sun LNNEsrED IN EyIIp-
INGS AND MACHINERY At Ar
ERDEEN DIEING LAST NIAI.

Aberdeen, 6. D.--The Iilwaukea
railroad is preparing the occupy the
entire series of new buildings Just
completed haze. Foilowiag The &c
structton ot the PASSENGER station
BY Ere. the road commenced
tho coastrrctlou of tha new set of
huildtpgs, which has taken nearly
an entire year for completion. The
new structures and other Improve
ments with the cost OF each are az
follows. Passenger station, S6G,-
coo; freight depot, $4,000; round
icuso. $4,000; coming station,
$4,000; machine shop, ST., ooe;
turntablc, $11,oo0; ciinker pit, $40
0o0; store house, $4,000; office and
bulletin house, 5000, power house
$1,000, water tanks, 5000. sewer
system. $4,000; sand house and
towers, $2.800; fire protection So
GOO; toilet house. $500; barrel
house, $1,000; standpipes. $1,000;
blowout boxes. $500; embankment
and tracks, $4,000, new machin-
cry, 100000. Total, $4,000.
Another new building Just erect
ed and ready for> occupancy, is the
Aberdeen high school building, built
at a cost of $4,000, and which will
be occupiel by the high school az
ter the holiday vocation. Another
new gtruoture is the international
Harvester company building,
100000 structure, into which tbs
Aberdeen branch of the company is
now moving.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
STATES JARREO
BY AN EARTHQUAKE
NORTHERN ILLINOIS AND
SOUTHERN WISCONSIN sEAK-
ZEN UP BY SHOCK THIS
MORNING.

Chicago.-Northern Illinois and
southern Wisconsin were Jared by
earthquake at 1ot2o o'clock to-
day. It was felt in man towns In
some places it slammed doors and
tumbled china from the shelves. Fec
PIE ran from their houses in a,erin.
At Aurora. Ottawa, De Kalb Lock
pert, yorksville, Joliet, West Pull
nan, Mendoza and Sandwich, 1t was
distinctly felt. At Aurora q large
press in the Office of the Aurora
Beacon was shifted from It's base
with a loud crash. Many at first
thought it an explosion
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
MARVEL IN FIGURES
IN SUDDEN DEATH
ARTHUR I. cRITF-rH WHO BAT-
FILED PROFESSORS. Ines FjsoM
BHaiN RUPTURE.


Springfield, Ma --ArtAuF T.
Griffith, a famous lienlning oaienla-
tor, known a, The Maryelolg Grif-
fifth ON TIE val3derilla rtage az
Europe and America, was found dead
in bed IN the Nelson Hotel by T. K,
&adel, his manager.
Medical Examiner Russell said Grit
nth died CT apopicIy during the
night
lhe medical examiner was net
pstpa1ei to eaT that The authentical
6yTqrnt lies to which Griffith HID
subjected Viz BRAIN Weakened tae
blood .esseis there and 30 cau2ed
tne heaorfhaEe, enopleIy.
Ggialth. j larnler' con, was j hu-
man cale&iat.hs Hlac6ino, q pu1zlc
to learned psS cl,ologiste, almost Is
soca AZ IN srithmcJical problem vas
pue to him he saw the answer,
tarouen the maze OF figures. lie
was discovered ia q barber shoe
near Elhhart, Ind, Jour years ago
by y Chicago n%ewspaper man VINO
hearing Of his phenomenal powers
of calculation, proposed 2 theatrical
partna2snip. Griffith, wno was then
twenty -se~en years old IN work
ing On 2 farm tel fry cents = day
and hls board, accented the offer.
His stage career began in Chicago the
next day
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
CONDITIONS IN STATE
PLEASE The BANKERS
SAY LIQUIDATION OF FAST YEAR
HAs Ply IHE STATE ON \
TIENsER Alsls.

pio,re n-T,et coot.s, cit..
..4.,.. -.,.
sD'''lS0 = |1I- ~ Aa-
seeaFea signed interviews from bank,
ers IN practically svery section OF
the state giving .heir v!o1 rs to
the outlook Gov .sis e,a,e for 700
-rho ssms,al No.
men % mo,a, oa+inis,to 81
,vYa+ tbe nev x5sr i, 20 h,.inr r. ~
-t.te rbe ,anor !; 49,
,hi,a nc ran,,ts =, ooratt,oas ~
ststa ana na+l.nai hank for nc
Dece,nhs, 80 IL c-sa,., ,f~ ~,
y show f,l,;,- m ,.ra-,., :.
I'm also ~ m.ter;of ia.,,
~ ,anl, r, - - iii 49,.
sb,,+ y, raIH,,isa,ioo ,er,,h H..
rotn- g.. ~. 80,
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III. 49, o,,trool So, .,,e,v.Ai,a -
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
SOUTH

James and Susie Stevens ,eft wed
nesday evening via the Omaha read,
for a short visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. T. Wheeler has been spen--
ing a few days at c c. Wheeler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stevens Ts:e
seen in Mitchell Saturday
A Christmas tree and program vas
given at the Thomas school house
Saturday evening. Quite q crowd
turned out.
Chole Kenton spent 3 few Gays at
Lewis last week.
Mrs. Melton Eush a 2 lfitolell
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson Of Mitchell has
been visiting at Anderson Bros
Mr.. YIN. Leake and ~Slyvestor Will
son Abe Christmas dinner ct 1atea-
borgs.
Christmas dav for q visit in Iowa and
Minnesota.
So there are Two bachelors in
Prosper nov Ask Sylvester and
Will Wilson how they like keeping
Mrs. Kart Mfrs mother OF Ha-
warden, Iowa, is visiting here at
present
Florence Miller is spending her
Christmas vacation a. her brothers
home
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04

Pierre, 5. D-some OF the prom
tnent citizens OF Yarkton, evidently
see an opening for railway construc~
ton work in their section within the
next year and have incorporated the
'Yankton Railway Construction cona-
pany" its purpose being K purchase
grading machinery and Go railway
grading and general grading contract
work. The company is capitalized
at 100000. and the incorporates
are ]. r. Hanson, c. ]. 5. Harris. ".
NJ. Powers, N. P. Gilman, end E.
a Bruce
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
TRAVELLERS GIVEN BANQUET.

Aberdeen, 8. D.--o~er ioo travel
ing aalasn.en out u Aberdeen sat
oown 70 9 banquet at the Aberdeen
Commercial club last evening, ten
dered them by Aberdeen iobhers. \
ane menu, music hv a good o-cheE-
ira, ard q number CT toasts he,ped
make the evening 4 delightful cne
hosts and guests
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
MEN ON The FACULTY
FOR THE CORN SHOW
ENrELLTNT TALENT SECTREE
FOR THE CoRN AND GRAIN
SNDW--GOOD FRIES FOR
EAIIIBlTS OFIEEE.D.

The annual South Dakota Corn
an Grain Show IS 10 be held in
Mitchell Jan. 1912. under the direo-
ton OF President Dawes, OF Fulton,
4. \. Hume, secretary, OF Brookings
agriculture! college, John Lakings,
of Hurley, G. w. Downs, Mt. Vern-
on, and Lewis Larson, OF L%angford,
directors. The premium list and pro-
gram indicates a week Of great use
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
NEWS FROM ETHAN

-
rths, : p-rred Zone return.
81 =, vA,,ossav fro-o wssaes
rovs hsv;nr arivs7 his csr rom
e.o+,a,a tbroryL 4be -.ov ths r
asv His vi5e aud sister .aol tae
,-aia sro,, e,o.,,nd ana arrived on
~ ric,, nos-erq.r v,ss,7~
n.saaso raaanaa nsre vsanes
DIV ~ mo so,th 81 ,tr >aolnh Win.
s,r,,or a, p,ahlo coin 1bere Ne
80. .ha.t en-, .ool ac, Tor hi.
,e,1,, rs r,,n,r,, nc bs;a from
,to " y on,roi ,o,. ON r.i5a~ af-
,ar,oor a,o,ao, ~, ryas.
TO- 40 amoia.ad 4.t,s HI -.
sro,, ~, 77,e ,1a-,. aid rh,
h.o.t.~ -h,n 49, .y.,., % ana no
nraoo,aa on na+b;ztng esru-
~, ur v-tts.r,ek horn in
car,, 1,,,o - -, a,es IN
ro1oraan ns. 90 .a,, 2Iarr,at
- ,t,-a r,,i1, uo>,r ne %
,e-e =, 7nirais yo,-ea a. onfh
n,l-o.. =, $50 ~ ia seer IN
o,;ts ZOO, ho.,+, CO.., a,o,t +,~o ,s,rs
ava ~ .h.t n.aic., I'm cor,a do
49, 80 na ,v.n ra< n,u hearere
%. : r n,,,po ~, 1v,er
rh,r,es n,h,or ,~s,-,ss ~a.1riob.
con n,,la !oar4nre- and Roc.
", 49, r,o,, ~. Good
~ 49,, mn, yin ~ r,~,rt,,5
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hsaa , 49,, rfe NJ = on,rc,,
49, g., ,hs noe, +ps,ty care and
w.. 1oysd a,3 raane,i,d IL, his
fonI,,. f,.o,s ,,g ,.isrrboe H.
5sa,es . rits a,s ,en eh,,araa aud
o,rn, ~r,rs1c,fL,rs, and e,srsr 70
NON, ~ 1os. 7,se rena.tne we're
ia,, - go ~ ths retsrr sac. If
towr and mo entire ~conn,,,itv az.
to,as the,r heo,4fe,, nnoinv &c
-orro-,,.s anes
~ uar4ar ns4 .,ia - ne e,r,o
norlb - ,a-n - Tr.r,sa. ana .hs
sa,a a~a,..sa - Row COCO ndr
,.a.,o~- ...a.-aa ~. -olo
@a, $500 a,.,.
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-. -a..s 80 -,e-+s
1900. o.~, :. ~nro,.r. os .h1
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.In
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
BANQUET IS
INDEED PEACEFUL
PRECEDENT TAFT REPLIES TO
EOosENELT CRTTICIsMfBY SAY.
ING RUSSIAN TREATY WAS
OCT OF DATE

New York Citv-Preesded by dis
ssnsions which seemed tor a time to
threaten 2 climax angling but pa
cihc the citizens peacA banquet Sat
night proved in T%aalization ev-
erything that its name implied so
far, at least. as concerned It's attend
ant conditions. Presaent Taft, who
was the guest of haaor and chief
speaker of HE evening, while argu-
ing for the pending arbitration tfea-
ties between tha lInieei States.
Great Britain ana frapes. as he
has doue previouss a ouch gather
ings, vent further than IN other az
dresses and -spliss specifically TO
some criticisms recently made
against tAe principles emoodies II
those treaties. H also made ans
wer TO the charSs OF ihcoasiztency
lodged agains advocates Of The ar
bitratlon treatie5 who did not faYor
arbitration Of thg difficulties between
the United stats and Russia.
1n6orses Rect Mor1s.
Thee who ire in favor OF these
treaties havs seen criticised as il
consistent bscasse We dil not invoke
s%rb.t-ation CT us reoant ~G.ficn-t.es
With Russia. s-td Nj Taft.
II am not ertirely willing to speak
IS frankly ash might OF that, be-
cause my tongue is tied il . slight
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
In doing this,

alike II doing this
THE ninsley tariff laT. he said, By
ra.siag the tariG high ohcush to eli.
inmate fcreisn competition opened
tie way fer the trnsta. Ii degcrih-
Ing thejr rapid growth in 1885, vhea
the DinEley law vas passei the zen
ator said trust capitalization had
Increased over 81 PER cent during
the four ycors Of Tie preceding ad-
miniatfat.on despite the fact th.at a
humber OF prosecutions bad been be-
gun. ~ tlat time they lad become
60 strong that the deled progecu,icn.
Alexander Hamilton, William Nc
kinney and Henry Clay" said Senator
LaFollette, would never have epoh-
en Ct Inc tariff IS they di1 If there
had been 40 competition. The stand
today IS the worst oncmy q
the protective cHstein.'
@. q. T.. Is Fest rarty.
He declared that a fow men in
Wall street who have 10 politics but
interested only IN busineea. con.
troll the affairs ii the country aad
the big prcblcm nov is to re-
turn the control 70 lie people.
III did not believe tbs ropubl!-
ran party was the best instrument
for getting control into the hands of
the people, nc said, Il would leave
1t. II believed the democratic
party was the better party would
Join 1t. Ii / thought a new party
be maze effective I would form
it. Blu, l think the republican party
Is the best instrument there To-.
There Is quite a progressive zen
all through the north. | don't
of any progressive legislation
N the south and the strength OF the
democratic party is in the south. If
he sentiment Of the south was the
same as the sentiment of the demo.
Of the north, l think 1t would
De as good an instrument as the re-
publican party.
"a true American believes in de
nocracy. He believes men and Won
are equal and entitled to an equal
But the democratic pa.ty
IF the south Is net By Inheritance
sort CT an organization.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04

New York City.-Members CT u.
white goods firm CT the Van Es.rgn
& Thornton company o~omr!s!ned TO
District Attorney Whitman today .hat
Percy G. Vanderce8, treasurer q tae
company. is short in his accounts
$4,000. He lost this in s~pecu!e,-
ing. Creditors have control and ex-
pect to receive 90 cents On the %
lar
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
PECULIAR PLAGUE SPREADS.

Milan. Italy-l.any persons are
suffering from 2 disease similar TO
that which wrought havoc in Berlin
last week. Hall 2 dozen deaths ara
reported here It is now thought TO
be a form of the pneumonia plague
scourged Manchuria a year ago.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
FARMERS INSTITUTE
IS A REVELATION
EXHIBITS AT CARTHAGE OF Ey.
ERyTHING FROM CORN TO
THISILES FEATURE TWO
DAYS SESSION.

Carthage, s. D.-On the 28th @ui
18th, Carthage held q verF pleasant
and successful farmers institute
Dr. II. IL Slower of Brookings,
sent on circular letters in advance
10 the buginess men, asking them 70
Make a long pull, = strong pull ara
. pull altogether" which The, NEST
certainly aid
Al lis suggestion they Ill offered
prizes for the best EXHIBITS OF corn.
grain. seeds, butter. cream Ii esgs.
also 3 box Ct prunes lcl ihe biggest
Russian thistle
Tbs exhibits shown we're a wondel
after the hot dry season re had just
passed through and SLOW that South
Dakota is certainly second 10 nens es
an Agricultural state
Messrs. Caas. Carlson. Z Z Ras-
sly and Ernest Patton. we're in charge
Of this exhibit and worked hard and
faithfully III arranging IL and III iu6e-'
ing tbs awards
The corn vas scored b. Mr. a II
Palm OF Lake Norden, Broobings
graduate.
The first apsaks. Tas II lem
Robertson Ct rall Rive aonrty. Oil
Mind breaks and fruit growing Ny
Robertson has made : success CT
fruit and teee caituTe in = dr. cilnlats
End 4 high sititule. AM handles his
subject as ne does his trees, 9Th rea-
son AMI ccuYic,ie2
III NJ e&4I
Camp OF Highmole On rs aa.l. cca.
a humorous ana ur-to-Gate SPEAKER
ana "a enthusiastic and practical
dairgr.an
Triday morning being extremely
cold, was spent in scoring and judg-
ing the exhibits.
Geo. sttnton won tie sweepstakes
prize for the best ear OF corn and Dr..
F. o Brown bought this cay at the
auction for so cents.
Friday afternoon Mr.. a. w Palm
explained to the au5ianee his reasons
for scoring the different exhibits ur.-
der the rules Of the South Dkots
crain CJoNers association. he vas
goliowca b., Nj. X t Mckee, of 70
o. Missouri, IN > very able taA "a
satl f~srtillts and hZw le maintain II
Nj. Mc!Lee comes from the state
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-01-04
LA TOILETTE Is LOYAL
TO REPUBLICAN, Party

Saginaw, Mich.-After speaking
at Flint and Bay City today Senator
Robert La Toilette wound ny his
first days campaign in Michigan in
the interest of the progressive
esnds sacy for the republican nonli-
nation for president. with u az
dress at the Masonic Temps here
last night. He discussed the trusts
and taefr relation o the tariff. the
Yioney trust as q climax Of al and
the rsceea.ty Ct returning the gov-
sernncnt, as ne said. to the Hands CT
thepeople He asked the support
81 all republicans and democrats
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

lei; men in6en bette fun6e ife, gior'
be Oominifnnerne ioa mango Sno.
penoinger moo 0eres 9Ggtbe0. al
bet mootte o9re nof til at operbepiie
|enbDer, Der enonu eieoe Ell @niit
LAT Nennefieforitan6. 3roOs ale
|0isie SSn0oenoinger erfl9reoe aon.
cilet, OF anoffeIen nirfeligt boooe
tiIbgrt Stepbonus % 2ommetsr'
ffpoet Woria. llagtet aonciliet IN
gen n0trpffeIig erfI9rins ofgap
anaaaen6e De andre 51ino. ioa iIut.
te6e man BOG, at 0erIom De TO n9un.
te Dor pate, montte De onOre oglna
opre BET. en Seiriet fra 1ole6o
|it6gaD / 9loret 1894 en- plogamnel
arsnife, iom efter hans Boaitano
fra Aoret 308, og 0enne
arsnife bepione6e, at 5efter 81 8.
December bar blenen ferret / Spa
nien, Iige iioen Sdfob prp6ffe6e Der.
Zen gooe WootageIie, 'om oenne
Qualification tit, gap BAN Noo til
at u0gine 10 andre gomle 0ofumen.
ter. Tom ban bon0e y%fun6et". )
2Diet Of iao mango autoriteter
mootte BOG Del al Soipl og Nooii.
aelie f~oritlmme: 8litoooier, 8lp-
tooIer, anoffeI, Qommet6rfl90e,
Monuifrfpter. Smmotiliiterne eior.
De itore 6remftrfOt j Spanien;
Strsmmen gif | Retning al Ooer.
fro. Seiuiterne beorbei0eoe aongen,
4ongen beorbeioe6e Bdnen. On
5rdncisforer, antonils at 9reio,
bleb ienot til &on. bpor ban bonn.
baroereoe Ponen me6 argirmenter
for ben ubeimitteoe lln6fnngelie.
Zen orne Bope lao og bsrte Der.
pda meo en- eneels 5aoImooigbeo.
San bar | en- iIem anibe. San
pilSe nsoiet itsoe bet t~rofaite Spa.
MEN for 3opeoet oe paa ben onben
.Sfoe bar bon bonge for at forn9r.
me ben m9gtige Domfnifoneror6en
1927 oebe pau1 V; en- m gope,
@regor XIV, beiteg ben pdpelige
.Srone. 9u ~beTIuttebe Smmnfitli.
fterne at f9tte oft paa eet aort og
pope ct GtormIeb. aoret efter
bans abronebetigeIie fl be bom oo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

Nen 6reliens Mool er Dog Subj
fommen6eo. h4I0fommen SunObeO
iii baaoe 9egem og 5ieI. fuIOtom-
men 9Dtfe og SaIigbe6 i Somfuno
meo @lto. % set er Oet. ri eier /
@aabet.
.@oers 2p er itinlt meo ari'
tins ! @ao; men noar Sr1tus, bort
Gin. aa6enboreS, 6o futile oeioa 5
ao6enbores me0 bom / SerIigbeo."
(aol. 8, 8. A..
8ette er hi Rriitnes Saa6, at ri
life aIene ifal opitoo. men at pi
ifal opitoa I'll 9erliebe0 meo ari.
inns, % oi ifol genie bore fore I'M
Ger Iongt be0re aaor emo Be, UNDER
b0ilfe ri bor iammen meo Dem Der,
naar b neO 9ioet / rigeite MaaI.
0oor font, ia buor iaIigt at
funne mere Saob ON SerIigbeo bos
.8u0, naar Se~rIigbeoen Der ilipper
op, imoo Iom at ifulIe ieree uoen
Soob.
Zen itoffeIs 9o3arus, Der Lao no
Ell for Sen rige 0anOs 9er oe nsO
Sunoens 8ormbiertigbeo, - boor
oar ban oaigepeI rig, for0i ban eie.
De Soabet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

ogiao til al nigTpe en- @rfIpring. OF
ingen mootte oifentli9t eqer prront
iige ct Oro hmo0 Den ubeimitteoe
lln0fangelie. 0erefter beitormeoe
0ominifanerue BAN meo aIager meO
BET 9leiultat, at BON eoo Gem Sop
til al tale berom. noor ingen frenl.
meOe bar til Sieoe, eaers life.
0ominifonerne nroite imI0Ierti0
inilot at omgno gopens 6orb1lo: /
Ste0et for at ieire Somiruens ube-
imitte0e lln6fongeIie iejreoe De Den
nbeimitteoe Somfrus lln%6inngelie -
en- gouife alminoelig Nortafeit.
On ny Booe, aIeranoer VII, en-
Ben Of 8~lofareIien, 6oooe imi0ler.
ito beite9et poDeItoIen. Bitter be.
itorn9be Seiuiterne Pooen. San
montte oog forborme fig Ober Sir.
fen / Spoien, elers bar oct noe meo
oen. Do Pooen forbarmeoe fig.
Zen s. 0ecem6er 1861 uOgop ban
Ell 9uGe, bbori ban erflpre0e, at
Rnrio par nbeimitiet | lin un6.
foneeIie. SoaOon og life on6erIe.
0es ifuIOe tioligere erflprinoer
;otltoos. ioaIeoes IfuI6e Soften al
g.. December feires. 0ermeo Dor
i 9irfeIigbe5en Domfnifonernes
Mooitnto briiot. Deres iioIte Of.
e6renoe Sloe uOfempeOe De Spo.
MEN, / 9bomos aauinos' Qon6, oa
Der moatte be bitffe UNDER. Ten
loo bet bore ioet til 6eres sgre, at
Dc fpmpeoe imo6 9senen oe Glib.
forelien. foo noOt 'om be forftoo oct.
(SIuttes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22
9eu u~beimitteoe
nnbfangelie,
af 8oit. g. Rasmuseu II,
geriatlle5, Sn0.

: 9oret 1866 uOfom Der | Der
lin Ell ~interesiont Bog, Gen 70.
merife Gore ON Den abeimitteoe
llnofangeIie". Of Or. @ODoro
9reuis. 9aoen Rom baoOe nem-
Zig nogle ioa 2ar i 6oroeien err
flpret. at Sen 9ere. at 3omfru
0ario bier unOfansen u6en SDn0,
er en- IrosortifeI, 9ois 5orforteGie
meoferer epia 5ortobeIie. 5 in
ooemppnte Bog iIgnaer Or. Breuis
line bi0en0e gittigbe6er moo no
merfirfen % mo6beoiier 0ens iaI-
ffe 9qre ON Sen ubeimitteOe limo
fongelie. gogen er iaa interesiont
at ieg bar 2pit til at meooele
0aniferen@s 29iere nogIe AT So
oeotanferne / Ben.
Romerfirfens 9iloiarelier tager
.iom RegeI 6eres 9egpnoelie j @iros
tieneiten og ben firfelige Rrafiis;
Oeres ROB er en- Slngs 5rombeo.
Der fife ieger i'm Retteinor i CUBS
ORD. Goa Ipnge De Temper pna
lt6fonterne. goor oct Ian9iomt meo
at fin6e Inerfen6elie, men ioa mart
.6e faar bemegtiaet ia Ri0tpunf-
tel. oct piI iige QnpeItolen. oin0er
.6e oen enc 5eir efter Den onOen,
inotiI De til iioit ioor m1oerfuet
olle, Der itoor un0er Romerfirfens
.5fopeoog.
Ger er n9ppe noget romerif Dog
me, Der poo en- iaa ilanenoe Woaoe
ofier bette Tom 2oren ON Oen ube.
'imitteoe ll~noianaeIie. 9a6 os 0a
.betrogte bets 5iitorie.
..ghl berefter ifulIe one Clog.
ter prize mig iolia", iaaoe Somirn
Morio. So. men oct inmme @uos
Orb, Ser iortnn0er bette, letter
oqiaa 8rpnierne 0erior. aSoligt
.er Oct Gin, iom bar Dig, oa De 9rp-
iter, iom on 6ie0e", iagoe % SON.
Be eneane til Seius, og ban iDure.
De: nSo, iolige ere De, iom bere
@lt6s Oro og beoore Bet. SOM
I'm Roria blep frelit iom enbper
onoen SpnOer. oe6 9roen pno Sc.
ius Rriitlls olene.
Nlen ollere6e / ariten0ommens
fsrite aorbun0re0er begDnote ben
menneitelige Snobiloningsfroft at
lsbe lebff. Spreren @pbraim priite
Marin iom en- 5orionins for Spn.
Oere. Derpeo por ian Sluierne oo6.
neoe, oe Soermeriets 9dnoe no
go zig / Stremme ooer airfen.
Spor Iiseer bog 2pften til afgu-
oeri ODbt | Renneitets for6eroeoe
3otur. Ser er oct Scbiller og
@oetbe, man foreuOer; Der, bnor
Spn6en fl9Oer fig / tirteliet Sfruo,
er oct Somfru Naria. Omfring
aaret 100 bopoe airten fiernet
fig lonet fra Cubs Orb. ut man
ioo fired enonii nt0ere frem, fpGoer
os meo Smerte, men lite meo
5orunorine; for ingen Tan blipe
itooenoe ftifIe pno ben engotg be.
troo6te Bone.
s bet fpo6tIige 6rnnfris, boor
ben 6orfte Soone uotsmmer lit
fmuoiieeuIe gor6 | ben grenne
bntfen6e %boneflob, Iieger ben fore
Sto6 2pon. 3 adret 1889 bar ben
bift life Iaa flor iom MI,
men Dog lite uoen firfeIie Betpo.
ring. Boo 6ens 8iipeFtoI bopoe ben
Srenesis iiooet. 8 neite