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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
DANvILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
/ Danville. Va, October 1s.-Mrs. Jane
G. Penn left On Monday night for IN
extended trip abroad. She wnl visit
several places in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Haden. of Kobe. Japan.
are the guests Of Mrs r. A. School
field.
The marriage of Miss Lottie Mas
sic and Lester A. Scahum, both Of this
city, was solemnized last Saturday
Eening at the residence of Mrs. Brady.
bn Lee Street. the Rev. W. R. Laird.
u. D.. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, oficiatlng.
Mrs. j. s. Adams. Of Lacrosse. ID
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Reed.ger. on Virginia Avenue.
Drs. H. E. Rooms. j. L, Jennings and
Garnet w. Johnson attended the meet
ing of the Southern Home opathic Med
;cal Association. which was held IL
Richmond this week.
Miss Edna Westbrook. OF Augusta
Ga. is visiting Miss Mary Westbrook.
on Main Street.
Miss Elizabeth Boyd, Of Greensboro
N. c., is the guest Of Mrs. r. l. Dibrell.
on Main Street.
Miss Fannie Rosenbacher. u win
ston Salem. IL the guest OF Miss Alice
Rosie nstock, on Main Street.
Mrs. w. R Laird and Mrs F. x. Bur
ton and D. A Overbey attended the
PRESBYTERIAN Synod which was IN SEES
sion in Richmond this week.
John ". Boswell has returned from
New York, where he went to witness
the worlds series.
Z Mrs. B. r. Lpscomb. Of Norfolk. II
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Frank TAI
bot. on West Main Street.
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RADF0RD

Especial {, The s-Dispaseh-l
Radford. Va October ls.-Misses
Erica. julia and Minnie InSles we're
the hossesses at q pair shower" last
Saturday afternoon at their home on
New River to Mrs. Dave Barton. The
lower floor was very astractively deco
rated. yell ~ and white being the colo,
scheme a salad course. Ices AMI
sweets were served - the dining
room. while Mrs. Barton opened a
large yellow basket containing pack
ages which Vcrc brought by tn" guests
Those present were ;hc ~ C.'s. Misses
Bessie Martin, Elizabeth Barton. Mar
eares Troiinger and Mrs Joha Sngies.
Carroll Brice Mount. Of Memph's.
Tenn. Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Z. -
Jones. on Second Street.
Captain os0orns. Mn. Sesvens and
Mrs. ". ~ Deip left Isst Saturday f,-
Maryland. Weshs1es0a. D. G. oea Nat.
urai Bridge IN CspeaiH oveorne's coz.
Ms. wulisR ISgseo leSt fusseay ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

n>ssoks. she vss accompanied by
Mr.. paw Barsss ssl Mss Nsek;e
1agSea
NJ. ana Mrs Thomas comb'shs. OF
p,veNevA. ssA Mr. end Mrs. G. Y. But
psr6L % wssrea. ~ were the sussts
q nrs. L o. B~I'sra Iris ~eeh.
tRsu. Hsrvey Ingses, % Kensseky. and
sws eAsuarsa are vssifiag % the hcre
- IRA ANU9e Ing92
- = 3 .. csyss sne nssss con.
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Wednesday.

Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Ross ief, Tuesday for
FIncsstis. where she VIII VISIT
Car,ain fnTies went 70 E!chmona
Tuesday to attend the synod.
Miss Helen Kern. cf Bedford. prin-
e.o,I Of the w~s. Ward School. Il abic
% BE- cus again afses IN ssssek q
appendicitis.
Miss Mabel Bradley IS ~isissng q
BlueH~td.
utss NauAe Psmvfn- % Resaoec.
- uaA - - -
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visiting her sister. Mrs. H. E. Bens-

visiting her sister. MIS- H. E. Benz
diet
Moses larearst and Mary 1unA'
Louise Horton and Charles Bum ana
". d. Fuller spent Sunday It Hien
Knob. Drawing the drizsling rsao u
make the trip on horseback
DR.. J. G. Bolts and Miss Halle L.
Hamilton were quietly married mere
last wednesday at the residence %
Rev. c. B. Iivesay. minister OF tns
Christian Church.
Nrs. H. s. K Morrison ana M. -
Kyle Noris5n left last THURSDAY ZOE
RoeersviIle, Tenn, on . visit 20 '"oss
Kyle and family.
A party OF young people. cnspe'O
BY Mrs. J. l. Mccormick. spent 49,
Saturday and Sunday camping on H's"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Knob. Those who enjoyed the outtn8
were Misses Sarah Cochran. Margaret
Bullitt, Jesse AcCorkle. Kitty Horton.
Bess Young, Grace Wolfe. Florence
NcCormick and josephine Kelly; Byron
Rhoads, Charles Young, Henry Bullits.
c. c. Campbell, Aessrs. Waller. Haun
and AkOTS.
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In East Rs1Hsro.
MISS Elisabeth Martin 'eaeher -
the high school sprn; the wesk-eoo
with her mother In salem.
Msl william lnsIcs returned No.
the convention OF tse rnste1 Ooo0op
tiers Of she coaSeAersey. Sa uaEyou0s
purg. Tan Saturday. Ms. HsnxJ1ER -
Mr. 90, esck. ssoppe6 Sver - 009uUn
,cp q, spend sunAsy wesh ~ 49,
ter. MISS Reb>cca. ~ - oleoU~
sss.rs n.IL s:s - E9A E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
RESULTS IN DEATH
Lee County Boy Dies Following Acct
dental Shooting on Last
Saturday.

WEST POINT, Dec. 17.-Eugene,
the thirteen year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Krimpler OF West Point,
died at the home here at 100 a. m.
yesterday, death resulting from bull
let wound accidentally received from
80 revolver last Saturday after
noon.
With neighboring boy, Henry
Bohnenkamp, Eugene was playing in
the Joseph Wfnnike pasture east of
town q short distance They had a
revolver with them and the accident
occurred about 400 p. m. Saturday.
The bullet entered at the right OF the
abdomen penetrating eight inches
under the skin, where 1t stopped,
Leaving a mark ON the skin of the
stomach. A physician was called and
the bullet was removed At that time
it was thought that there was fail
chance for recovery, there being nc
| Indications that the intestines had
been puDctured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17

AN IMPORTANT EVENT
Declares That Il 10 One OF the Most
Important Works Started Dur
Ing His Ministry
Here.


At the First Congregatie aal church
Sunday morning the Rev G. G. VIII
liams preached upon the subject The
New Humanity" Among other things
he said that the church was anxious
to do the work which fell rightfully
within It's scope. There was nothing
that touched the material social or
spiritual welfare of the people that
did not come rightfully within the
sphere OF church effort and influence.
The difficulty was that there WAS no
intelligent understanding of the needs
and claims ai our fellowmen who
were not TO be found in touch and of
ten not in sympathy with the church.
We have had surveys made and pro-
grams presented, but we do not see
how we can avail ourselves # the In
formation contained in the one, or
carry out the suggestions of the other.
We are seeking the point OF contact
Just now that had come to US
through some proposals that we're be-
ing made by members of the Y. W C.
A. It had been proposed that visit
ing nurse should be brought to the
community who would work amongst
those whose needs had not been
known or understood There was al
80 a proposal to pool all efforts for
the lessening of the burdens which
fall upon some who have lot made
their needs known. While we are
looking round for tn. place where We
can tie up our desires and intentions
with actual accomplishment, this
brings it to our very doors.
The speaker said that four years
ago from his pulpit he urged the com
mencement OF work that was of the
nature OF settlement work. And this
was one OF the best steps In this di-
rection that had ever been suggested.
1t ought to go forward to complete
and unqualified success as the COM
mencement of sociological effort.
This would lead to the knowledge Of
economic necessities, and would
prove the opening OF the door into the
realm of service which ought not to
be longer neglected.
Mr. Williams also said that 1t would
be easy for every resident member of
the churches il Keokuk to help in this
work. An average OF one dollar per
year each would provide ample funds,
and these funds ought to be forthcom-
| ing. They ought also to be paid free
ily and spontaneously, so that the wo-
men who we're looking after the work
would not have to go round as re-
spectacle beggars either asking for or
collecting the dollars. In concluding
his sermon, Mr. Williams declared that
this was one of the most important
movements started during the YEAR,
OF his ministry here. The church can
no longer ignore the social and econ
omie conditions which have grown up
around us, and this is one OF the
points OF contact by which we can be.
gin to approach the solution o. the
problem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
of Davenport, president of the Iowa
Automobile association.

of Davenport, president of the Iowa
Automobile association.
Road dragging will be discussed by
John w. Foster OF Guthrie Center,
Frank Nimocks Of Ottumwa and Pet
er Ransom of Owasa, la.
Various kinds of permanent roads
will be discussed in illustrated lee
lures by prominent road experts OF
the country. Will p. Blair OF Indian
apolis, secretary of the National Paw
Ing Brick Manufacturers association,
will discuss brick roads. l.. F. Mead
OF Chicago, engineer for the Un1ver-
sal Portland Cement company, will
give a lecture on concrete roads.
Macadam roads will be discussed by
J. H. Dodge, engineer representing
the United States Office OF public
roads. Thomas Fl. Macdonald OF the
Iowa highway commission will give
an illustrated lecture showing meth
DDS Of culvert and bridge construction
In Iowa.
The sessions on "Wednesday will be
devoted to reports fror. the organ
ICED roads ASSOCIATIONS. plans for
future work of the aite association
and final business a the conyen4ton.
H. q Beard OF Aount AYR win dis
cubs tho M6unt Ayr plan,
Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
Mistakes Of Santa Claus.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. j
BERLIN, Dec. 17.-With Emperor
Williams' request to the civic author
tiles of Potsdam, Berlin and Chariot
enburg, that long new year addresses
be eliminated, 1t became known today
that the recipients of royal Christ
mas gifts this year were hoping that
the kaiser would be more discreet
than in times past. Last year he
sent eight costly Hanoyerian horses
TO an Impoverished family whs pos.
sessed no stahier, and herd OF deer
to q friend wke had no park
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
The Medern Juaaerna.t.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Tnree street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
OWED TO DEATH
FROM FIFTH FLOOR
Woman in Hospital Who Thought She
Had Tuberculosis Committed
Suicide.

United Press Leased Wire service.]
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.-Mrs. Carrie
Gordon, forty-two, a patient In the
city hospital, was instantly killed
early today when she dived from
window on the fifth floor Of the hospit-
al and landed on her head upon the
lawn sixty fest below.
An unfounded belief that she had
tuberculosis and melsncho3sa was CIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
To Discuss Auto Tax.

The convention will take up a dis
cussion OF The Automobile Tax;
What Best Use Can be Made of IT."
The speakers will be Henry Wallace
OF Des Moines, editor of Wallaces'
Farmer; Paul Beer OF Des Moines,
chairman Of the legislative committee
of the Iowa Engineering society; A.
Marston, dean of engineering at the
Iowa State college. and J. D. French
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
en- by the hospital surgeons as NV
probable cause OF her killing herself
YOUNG FARMER
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Loses Hand az Result of Accloe"
While Shredding Corn But
Will Recover.


Reports from st. Joseph's hospi'a
where Jesse Holmes, whose hand Wa'
severed In corn shredder, is cou
fined, speak encouragingly for ni,n'
No complications have set in ana =
is resting nicely. ,,,.,
Holmes was assisting in shreuu,As
fodder on the Hollander farm IN 'es
ferson township and his hand was =, :.
tirely jerked off when caught IN y,
machinery. The machine had becoms
clogged and he attempted to remeo
the matter while the machine W.
running.
He was rushed to this city and p'a !.
ed under treatment. Mr.. Holmes :
q prominent young farmer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17

cars ran over the body Of eleven year
old James Heldsr and sped away be-
fore pedestrians could take down
their numbers. They passed over the
child in rapid succEs5.cn and ground
his body to bits. A younger brother
of the victim stood watching the
tragedy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
TO Attract Many Delegates.


Delegates from all sections Of the
state will attend the meeting. These
will include representatives from
practically every county and from
the organized good roads associations.
Legislation will be discussed rela-
tive to the inauguration of 6 plan TO-
state aid in permanent road con
struction and involving such changes
in the law governing the disposition
Of the present automobile tax that
Will make possible the establishment
OF state highway commission with
plenty OF authority and power to
push the campaign for permanent
roads. A legislative committee nm
doubtedly will be appointed by the as
sociation to appear before the nexs
session OF the legislature in behalf OF
road laws favored by the orgaaisa-
ton.
Lafayette Young, ST., president Of
the association, VIII call the conyen-
tion to order in the Coliseum ut IL
o'clock Tuesday morning. Following
the opening prayer by the Rev.
George P. Magill. Mr.. Young will
give an address on better roads Com
mittees will then be appointed.
state and County Organizations
for Road Administration" will be the
first general subject to be taken up
by the association during the Tues
day afternoon session. The speakers
will be F. F. Jones of villisea, Joe L.
Long OF Des Moines, editor OF the
Roadmaker; James Atkinson al Des
Moines, editor of the Homestead;
James w. Holden of Scranton, prest
den. Of the State Supervisors asso-
citation, and j E. Brindley of Ames,
author OF History Of Road Legisia,
ton In Iowa"
Permanent roads Till then be taxi
en- mp for discussion. The speakers
win be William G. Raymond OF Iowa
City. dean of the college of applied
science at the state university; Har-
yey Ingham of Des Moines, editor OF
| The Register and Leader, and T.. ].
Tishenbanner of Gilmore City, origi-
nator of the Tishenbanner plan OF
road construction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17
ANNUAL MEETING
Of HIGHWAY men
Annual Conferences Of Good Roads
Men Will be Held in Coliseum AZ
Des MoInes Tuesday and
Wednesday
MANY ARE ATTENDING
Legislation in Behalf o. Better Roads
throughout Iowa VIII BE Dis
eussed at the Meet
Ing.

DIES MONIES, Dec 1T.-Permanent
highway construction will be one Of
the principal topics of discussion for
the third annual conference Of the
Iowa Good Roads association, to be
held in the Coliseum Tuesday and
Wednesday. In fact. permanent road
construction win feature all OF the
sessions and many prominent speak
ers and road experts will be called
upon to address the convention on
this subject.
Heretofore, the programmes OF the
Roads association have been devoted
largely to the discussion Of dirt roads
and road dragg Sg. That the tendency
OF the times has changed and that
there is an increasing interest in per
manent roads is evidenced by the
prominence that has been given to
permanent road construction in the
programme for the meeting this
week. The best and most UP to date
Information that is available will be
presented Some Of the addresses
will be illustrated by moving pictures
and lantern views showing the actual
construction as well as the finished
work. The excellent programme is
made possible largely through the
courtesy of the Universal Portland
Cement company, the National Paw
Ing Brick Manufacturers association
and the United States Office Of pub
lie roads.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

We'd Kjob eller Reparation #
Uhre bespg den v~elkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St,
st. Paul.
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Mfnneapolfs>

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re6rog / ct. &e6ers &irfeial Man=
bag Mften SEN Is. S1li; ollie er
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feire0es Ser 1ioite Eorsbag ct flot
Brpllup, i6et 6eres 9atter Seflo
Mottion pie6es til @r. Carl 3,
@eaper. @ep. @merp fra @ortb-
inebom, Minn., forretteoe. Sc ytD=
9ifte ifal efter Lite M11gnlt BIO !
1924 Chicago Mbe.
@Dcn er life aniparltg for nlpf=
fer be6 Moifinerne / 8DenS @l6lo>
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re Grenge, font tpg S1gj6 beo ST.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
BJ0RNsTJERNR BJ0RNsON:
En- Livsgaade
SAINT andre Fortal1inger
AT NORsKR FoRFATTERH:

1913 Slider. I smukt Omslag Csc.
Indho1d, En- Livsgaade. af Bj0rn-
stjerne Bj0rnsop. - Baldersbraa, af
Kr. Janson. Han var altid ivej-
en-, af Jacob Hilditch. - We Elder,
I Rige! at Kr. Janson. - Paa
Flugt, at c. M. H. - Julekvald, af
Anton we1de. Eft Skogens Barn,
at Jacob Hilditch. = Left Erikson,
at Wilhelm Peterson. = 1000 Blu
shells Hvede, at H. A. Foss. - En-
Observation-Disclosures Oplevelser. af
M. Quad. - Han var alt gaaet paa
Bruket, at Jacob Hilditeh. - Brud-
stykke af Indvandringens Historic,
at job. b. Wist. - KaDftolfet /
Washington. - Indianerkrigen we'd
Norway Lake. Brudstykke, at Kr.
Janson.
Ale s BIger for SLIGO.
Portofrit tilsendt.
c. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
z1O-714 8. 4th ST, Minneapolis, Msnn.
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5 nye Boyer
Fort&IIinser % Digte

observation-disclosures FoRFArTERE.
1913 Slider. 1 smukt Omslag Csc.
Indhold: Kaffesladder, af E. F.
Madsen. - Johan Prips konfirma-
ton, af j. Chr. Bay. = En- Speku-
liant, af Carl Hansen. - En- Trampa
Juleaften, af Chr. Baum. = Min
"Agnus Der, at Wolkmar Johnson.
- c. A. Thyregod, af J. Chr. Bay.
Lykke, af Lilles0e. - Bicyclen, at
Carl Hansen. - Minnehaha, at
Adam Dan. Smedjen, af F. L.
Grundtvig. En- Kvaghyrde, az
Louis Pho. Frejdig Tro, af Adam
Madsen. = I Wisconsins Skove, az
F. l.. Grundtvig. = Vitus Bering.
- Eventyret ON Chicagos F6dse1,
az Louis Pho: - Rejseminder, at G.,
r. "-~--r~=-
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%. q. Murtenlcn opbe Sen 2Obe
SSslui / lit Silent, 1912 0apto11
9(benue, SO Mor gommel. SON bar
fpot / &jpbenbapn pg fom til Slime
rifo ga fan por 19 Mor og los Jig
1trofs bperpe / l1nionsarmecn. San
ltoo / 1036ie Seem Dorf &egiment
til 8rigens Sllt11ing. Otter Sri
gen Mep fan l,6nnpnt til 9cporte=
%mentsbetjent pes Sort &iplcp og le-
mere be0 Sort Smelling. San bar
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1895 tog ban Mfife6. San bapoe
set Mor ct 5lagtilf9loe, iom bio
fgrte bans 0po. Mon efterla6er
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bar ogioa for en- @tnno OPP

apolis bar ogioa for en- @tnno OPP
lglte, Seer reprganiiereocs beo Mrs.
8. Bratoger. en- Manosforening,
1p1n teller omfring 40 Meolemmer,
bar beltooet ct Mars Gi6 og beta1er
en- @ontingent al 3 Collars Moret
pr. Me6lem. 5i61te Guor in6fom
omfring $4,000 giennem ~@inne~
apolis Iioenoe", iom nebnte ST.
perne, bporaf en- Del o1lereoe bar
in6friet 2gfterme, meoens en- Gel oil
betales gje11nem 9ommere1.
Set er 11muligt at income ollie,
Tom bar ifipnfet @aper og pitt Sn-
teresie for 5agen, men SUD bel
iigne bem ale iom en-.
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ST. ST. BLIcHER:
De tire Helligaftener
SAINT andre ~Fort&llinger
Ar DANsKR FoRFATrRRH,

AF D1NSKR
1913 Slider. I smukt Omslag Csc.
st. St. Blicher. - Den lille blinde
Dreng, at H. c.. Andersen. - "43",
af Karl Larsen. - krybskyttens
%Juleaften, af Borge Jansson. Den
store Bj0rns Endeligt, af Holger
Drachmann. - Hjartesorg, af H. C..
Andersen. De to Peblinge, af
at Chr. Richard. - Ungdom, af Hen
rik Pontorpidan. - Spr0jterne pro-
YES, af Johannes Helms. - Moder-
kjarlighed. af Zakarias Nielsen.-En
Julehistorie, af Onkel Frits. - Ell
lers Frieri, af MAIDS Hansen. - BIZ
spen paa B0rglum og hans Frande.
af II. G. Andersen. - Crete Gaase-
pige, af Henrik Pontoppidan. - l
Paradis, af Filth Reumert. - Gam
lie Nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
KR. JANSON:
Ungdomsminder
SAINT andre Fortallinger
AZ NoRsKR FoRFArrERH.

AF NoRsKR FoRFArrERE.
l2S Slider I smukt Omslag Csc.
Indhold: Ungdomsminder, af Kr.
Janson. Mod Jul, af Knut Ham
Da no Maren var innafore,
at Jacob Hilditch. bet er saa
vondt. saa vondt, af M. Skeibrok.
= En- V~interaften paa Prarien, af
A. Norman. - Sj%uluspir, af Jacob
B. Bull. = 1dyl, af Jacob Hilditch.
- Fanitullen, af J0rgen Moe. = Da
jeg or med Jonas. af M. Skeibrok.
son. - Under norsk Flag, at ia
cob Hilditch. - Juleminder, at Kr.
Janson - En- Byrejse, af NJ. Skei-
brok: Fra Nybyggerlivet, at Fl,
A. Foss. - Trappernes Liv i We
stem. - Karen. af Alexander KEEL
!and; Nordlands Elementer og
Vejrligt, we'd Peder Dass.
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ERIK B0dt1:
Un9e Jens Je'en
SAINT andre Fort9llinger
AT DANsKR FORFArrRRR.

SAINT andre Fort1lllnger
Ar DANsKR FORFATTERE.
1873 Slider. I smukt Oihsaag Zoe.
Indhold: Unge Jens Je'en, eff Erik
B0gh. = Grandsepa1en, af P. GU
af, at Holger Drachmann. - Black
Bart, af Adam Dan. = bet gyldne
Skind, af Carl Bernhard. - Dyr os
Mennesker, af A. S0rensen. - En-
Pebersvends Juleaften, af L. Bud
de. = Ddmmeling, af c. R.. Rosenkil-
de. - Gamle jyske Folkesagn, we'd
Ewald Tang Christensen. - Skjor-
teknappen. - Den Fremmede i Riff,
af Sofus Bauditz. Fra Ku-K1ux
Tiden.