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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03
ment, the park fund, the police ant
fire department.

At the Republican meeting held last
evening at the corner of West Seventh
street and Western avenue. Thomas
McKone was elected chairman, and in
treduced as the first speaker A. q. Rem
shaw, whogaye lengthy dissertation on
the past deeds of the Republican party,
and attacked the present city admins
tration in no measured terms. He was
followed by Capt. Webber in All Grafton
on similar lines, and next came G. FL.
Osmun, who also sailed into the admin
istration tooth and toe nail. Frank
Valiesch was called upon, and made
sweeping charges against the board of
public works and engineering depart
ment. Maj. L. M. Newson then took
the stand and delivered about column
Of THE Life and Deeds of Abraham
Lincoln" and told about the Inaugural
tion proceedings, of which he was a
personal witness. The lecture, while
an able effort from literary standpoint,
was not productive of auy marked Ell
thusiasm for Kiefer Or the Republican
ticket. There were several other
speakers. and the meeting remained in
session until II o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

s.Last spring had such tired, weak feel
ing that could hardly stand, and as l had
tried nearly every medicine / could think
of, at last determined to try bottle of
Hoods Sarsapafilla. To my astonishment 1
was benefited before had finished the bottle.
This spring l had the same feeling and at
once began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla again.
1t is the best blood purifier Ihave ever SEEN"
Mrs. A. NJ. BARRETT, louisville, Long
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S.. Prepared
only by c. /. HOOD & CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03
For we are given
When we are in need,
Wat you see before yog,
II YOU sion to read.

If you decide from what you have heard of
its cures or read of its merits, that you will
take Hoods Sarsaparlla. do not be induced
to buy something else which may be claimed
to be ''abeut the same or lust as good
Remember that the sole reason for efforts to
get you to purchase some substitute Is that
more profit may be made. Firmly resist all
inducements and insist upon having just
what you called for Then you will not be
experimenting with new article, for Hoods
Sarsa rarilla is tried and true,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03

The city hall and court house fund
received to it's credit during the time
when the funds were in charge of the
present comptroller and city treasurer,
the sum of $15,S45.T in premiums on
bonds sold, and for interest on treasurer
deposits, l5,2S5.47, total 500, 1873 "a. Not
a cent was ever paid to thee present of
fieiaIs for services in connection there
with. nor were they ever paid anything
for their services TO the water depart
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03

The Republican meeting at the cor
ner of Thirteenth street and Broadway
last night was small meeting in a
small hall. The speakers were Sam
Nichols, John Pincet. j. 2. Jubert, II.
ID. Williams, G. j. Lomen and E. FL.
OZmun.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03

Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s.. Prepared
only by 6. t. HOOD & CO., Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03

Property owners of this city will re-
member that not single resident of
this city has forfeited his property
through city redemption expiring and
passing into the hands of the tax
purchasers. during the term of the
present Treasurer, George Refs, and it
you vote for him you know that your
interests are taken care of.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07

Tennis is apparently not SO English as it
was. English authorities assert that the
popularity of lawn tennis is declining, and
that there is chance that archery and
croquet will again hold the place in public
favor that they did before lawn tennis
was taken up. The reason for this is said
to be that the natural development of the
game has tended more and more to special
ize it, so that those do not care to play it
who cannot play reasonably well, while
good players are by no means pleased
when asked to take part in a set with in
ferior players.
An English newspaper charged shire
councillor with having ''tiddlywinked the
shire funds" The law was invoked, and,
after consulting all available dictionaries
without finding any definition of the term,
the court decided that the phrase was not
necessarily libelous. The game of fiddle
winks, which is now in vogue in this
country, is one of skill, and an expert
tiddle-winker must be gifted with sleight
of hand. Financial underwriting is a sugs
gestive phrase, and is now introduced for
the first time.
COlored men are now WORKING their vvav
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07
INTERESTING.

The self made man is always interesting
especially to himself.-SomervilleJ Jour
nal
Fame is glorious thing to achieve, but
a small salary is more negotiable.
hamton Leader.
Though woman can keep a secret If she
Just has to, she can't keep secret the fact
that she has a secret to keep.-Indianapo
lis Journal.
Johnny, when You get to be a man will
you want a smoking Jacket!
''No, thanks" was the reply. "Mine has
been warmed enough now."-Washingto
Post.
"Are you in favor of prohibiting the
sale of hquorl" asked an earnest looking
passenger of the man who sat down be-
side him.
Deed an Oh am that; it ought to be
given away be the government. Wash
ington Post
Sunday school teacher-Now, children,
what was Adams sin for which he was
punishedi Children-Dunno, mum.
Teacher-What! Is it possible that you
do not know what Adam did that he was
punished for! Small colored pupil-Sassed
his ms.-Chicago America.
Bobby Marlinspike-My pa amt afraid
of nuthin'. He's been round the Horn
sixty times.
Tommy Rubynose-Huh! My pa amt
no coward like your pa. My pa never
steers right up to it every time. So there.
Chicago Times.
Newsboy-Entry. All about the west
side murder, Excited man from west side)
Wheres Where. What part of the west
sidea What was it, Newsboy-Man muir
dered boy that was sellin' papers. He
wanted to find out what the news was
'thout buyin' copy. Passing on. Here's
y'r extry! All about the west side muir
per!-Chicago Tribune.
Old and New Schools.-Small boy-Tm
| too sick to go to school to-day.
Mamma-Then lie down and I'll send for
| doctor.
CDR. Pellets"
''No. He's homeopsth. / shall send
for DIR. Castor, the allopath."
'Never mind, mamma; feel better.
| Where's my booksf'-Street & Smiths
Good News.
eff everybody followed my example, "
announced an enthusiastic temperance
advocate recently, .'esery saloon in the
month"
| CLOVIS that?" asked rubicund- faced
auditor, who had not before spoken.
"They would close from lack of patron
| age, sir. I never drink!'
81 see. can go you one better, though.
If everybody followed my example every
soloon in the city would close before next
Saturday night"
CLOVIS thata" asked the temperance ad-
vocate eagerly.
"They would run out of stock. "-Phila-
| delphia Press
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET
THE TOWN ELECTIONS.


The stlittle town elections" happened
yesterday, and, as usual, some surprising
things were DONE Of course in these cleo
lions party lines are not as strictly
drawn as in the November elections, though
there is, as there ought to be, general
adherence to them. But the chief inn
portance of these elections is that they
maintain the town government, which is
at the foundation of our system. The
voters who live in the towns of the State
can well afford to pay careful attention to
the following warning, put forth by the
Hartford Courant: They may proftably
remember, also, that the system of town
representation is being bitterly attacked by
the Democratic party. That party is
strong in the cities, and strong largely
through the votes of those who have least
stake in the country, pay a small frac-
ton of the taxes, and yet demand large
share of control. The interest of the
towns lies in perpetuating town represen-
-tation, and, as part of it, the retention of
the majority rule in the election of State
officers. This is too plain to need any
| argument.
Now that the town elections are over
the Republicans can turn their attention
to the selection of candidates for the legis-
lature. They should be the best that can
be had, in order to correspond with the
State ticket.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07

Politeness is thoroughly believed in in
japan. 1t does not do for Japanese news
papers to speak ill even of dead rulers,
much less of the living. Several Japanese
editors have been sentenced to four years
imprisonment with hard labor for speak
ing unexpectedly of the Emperor Jimmu,
who, if he ever existed, lived about 600
years ago.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07
Notice.

We cannot accept anonymous or return reject
ed communications. In all cases the name OF the
writer will be required, not for publication, but
as guarantee OF good faith
Situations, Wants, Rents and other small ad-
yertisements One Cent a Word each inser-
ton. Five cents o word for a full week (seven
tines.
Display Neutrality-suspicious. square Gone
inch), one insertion, 20; each subsequent in
sertion 90 cents; one week $3.50; one month $40.
Obituary notices, in prose or verse, Is cents
per line. Notices Of Births, Marriages, Deaths
cents per line.
Yearly advertisers are limited to their own
immediate business Gall matter to be unobjec-
tionabIe), and their contracts do not include
Wants, To Let, For Sale, etc.
Yearly advertisements at the following rates:
One square, one year, $40; two squares, one
year, SO; three squares one year, 500.
Special rates furnished on application for con-
large Space.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07
4r1y Goods.
Howe & StGtSOl.
PRICES
THAT WORRY OUR COMPETITORS,
BUT
Please Our Customers.
Please Our Customers.

Y
45 pieces Feather Trim
mings in black and colors
at 48c, CSC and 75c yard.
This is the fashionable
trimming of the season.
SO doz. 8 button Suede
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves
in tans, browns and states
at zoe per pair. This is
one Of our Special Glove
Drives. We have never
seen better value at $1.25.
Great bargain in Satin
Stripe Grenadines for eve
ming dresses at $50 I'd, in
Black, Cream and colors.
$50 pieces all silk fancy
Ribbons, No. 4 width, SC
per yard. These Ribbons
were made to sell at Loo.
8 pieces "a inch Black
Silks, warranted not to
crack, 81 per yard. Takes
IA yards to make a dress !;
please examine.
Biggest value yet offer
ed: l case Ladies Ribbed
Jersey Vests" run Of the
mill"----high neck, long
sleeves, in all sizes at 25c
each; regular 81 1-2 cent
goods.
SO pieces Cotton Serge
Dress Goods, full yard
wide, in handsome Stripes,
Plaids and Figures, IL 1-2
cents per yard; a new fab
ric and a quick seller.
New line ofLinen Lunch
Sets 2 Ia y'ds long, with
colored borders, at $2.87
and $3.50 each.
Robe Wrapper Blankets
in good assortment, $3.50,
1926 and $4.25 each.
Special Bargains Friday, Oct. 10.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07
HOW THE GERMAN.sMOKEs.
Cigars From Eighteen TO Forty-Fiye
Then Forever q Pipe.
From the New York Sunl


Every German man is a student of
smoking. AS boy he has observed his
father in the act of stopping his big pipe,
and has imbibed with Teutonic satisfac-
ton the great thunder clouds of canister
tobacco smoke that issued from its big
bowl. As an embryo youth he has helped
snip off the ends of Herr Papa's "two-for-
five" cigars, and has packed away the tiny
pieces in the little leather reservoir for Gle
gar tips that always encountered the pa
ternal pocket. He has, with his growing
aspiration to become a Herr Papa, too,
looked forward with yearning eagerness to
his eighteenth birthday, when he knew q
box of little dry yellow cigars would &C.
cupy the space to the right of his plate at
the supper table, and he would begin to be
a man. He has therefore entered on his
introductory experience as a smoker with
all the preliminary training imaginable.
His observation has taught him how to
eye, feel, smell and gloat over cigar, and
how to cut, mouth and pet it. He knows
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07

There is, of course, great difference of
opinion concerning the effect which the
law will have. But one thing is certain,
and that is that the men who made it
knew at least as much about what they
were doing as the Democratic newspapers
did, and it Is evident that those men did
not intend to do anything to hurt the
prosperity of the country. On the other
hand, they were planning to add to it.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07

One of the most important parts of the
law is that which aims to create an entire
ly new industry, that of tin plate, of which
we imported in the last fiscal year $780,
921 ,220 worth. 1t is estimated that to
supply this demand at home will employ
40, 900 people, though the new duty will
only supply about SO much of it as would
employ $4,000 or 10000 people. Duties
were raised on the following articles with
tha idaa of indncinn hnma nrodncfinn.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07
THE NEW TARIFF.

The new tariff law went into effect yes
terday, and it's operation will be very care
fully watched by all interested. The
farmer has been well looked out for in the
law. Duties are increased on the follow
ing articles, to which are attached the
figures of last years importations:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07
gnt1rma1 aud Gnmrier.

The Oldest Daily Paper Pub
lished in Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Now is the time to subscribe. A paper
in Greenland calls itself Arragagliotio
Nalinginnavuik Sysarminassinik, and a
new German publication has started thun-
dering down the ages with the name of
neutrality-suspicious. Herzoglich-B er-
gischen Provincial Zeitung.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07

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Decorah-posten., 1890-10-15

piounberlige 9Iaturlouc. J6agar ioste i'm Stierne. Gals
Iene beupilte benoe til YIaHeterncs &onge Supiter, life
bet neloige 9in,melleSeme, iom en- npere IiO iaa on9pgs
9cli9 bar maaIt o9 peet, men en- 9limren0e Ieipot, Ger
~beifptteoe os ~beberifebe fine llopalgte paa Screen, gap
benz ~tongeIise @auer, men iamtiois tuaus bere5 Gin mo
paa Bauer, Der alereoe par ~uffufne peb Ss6ieIeu. 6UiIfe
fcrtrpasnce, os bog tillige ansieIise 0romme Oct par
De samle Greteres StjGbne. 8orgiapes bapOe Stsrnes
tpberen iOm WiOOua9t opiiIet ben Care, at Stiernerne
lite tuinser Menneiteiuet, men Blot siuer bet en- oi8 Gets
ming ~meofsbte anlGg. oasar resnebe ns rssuebe bun
fanbt insen 9la0s til Cub, in9en qlabs til Msnnsftets
fri Billie. Cub par Dos 6eube alereoe blepen en- Iutut
Itptbe, men ben fri Billie tunOe os uiIbs Bun life siue
GffaIo paa.
Sptaseu al hi8ie GptuE os 8rsmme bauOe Jun tils
bra8t en- urolig glat, bn bun n.elen RIoftsn tt, os fire
ON Maorsensn bIeu patfet al 6iten Gang meO ben 8sits6,
al 0ronnin9en peuteoe benbe. 6riilina bap6s paret
Iaro llpiala. mei baniet ueb 6jemtomiten. Raar BUN
ben enc Dag bapOe oanist, reSrt eller iaget til OpsrmaaI,
pIstsOs bun Den matte at taite fig ousr StuOsriuserus
meO i%OrOobIet Suer, 6esrouc is 8i6Iiotbstet, bliUs ueb,
til bun bleu trat, os iaa after tan: fig IND 6orusielier
eter 9esemssusIia, ionl ON Der life %eriitsrs6s ct trptt
go9itau 8abet.
9asar iauot fin 9ericrinSe blabsnOe let tptt g,asts
peri mcO SafiiansbinO, GuIOinit rs SOluipanosr, iom
bun bauOe inaet paa i'm 6pOieIsbas. Oct par en- al be
~tpitcIi9Iis 0pois.agapsr. Ell MoHarf tau mo6ta9s s'ai
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-15

be fob 2piet? Bar Jun life lise iaa uns, lue iaa
imut, li9e Iaa begopet iom Dc, ia mere END be felte3
6slte BUN life en- ~brGnoenoe Gerit efer noset Stort,
no9et @limrenpe, MtGsti9t % 2GreiulOt, iom uiIOe sisre
BenoeS 9tapn ieunbgroigt meo 0ronuingens2 S9 bun
bapbe iniet gtayu, bun par minbre eto Sntet, bun ur
fattigere END ben 6ottigite, mere iorIaOt enc ben melt
6orlaOte, tbi SH9ea par oemt til Jon bun at bore en-
gerben fin garm os lpGrres inOe en- MusIin9ifoI.
llben at bun uioite al bet, ipIotss benoes Zine meo
Carer. Sun tom life let til at srGbs, men, naar bun
srGO, grab bun oper fig icLu. Ga BUN iaa op, faa BUN
isisrnem ben fugtige Cage to 9iue, iom uirauenbt
b~etra8teos benbe fra Salen. Oct bar @uitau Rurt, ben
pn9ie al grpbrene, ban, iom rGiten bauSe ueret iou en-
9leisbroOer for benbe og oltiO ~foriuaret benOe grelts
OenteuS gus, men oglaa aIttO briQet % tirret benOe. s
be i0ite Tiger bau0e ban ioranoret i'm Gone, naar bun
bcIcgte 6%amilien. Gan oar bIeuen opmGrtOmuere,
arti9cre, bierteltsere ban baube label Orb unbilippe fig,
ION in9en 2tnore maatte bore. Sg nu bette gItt 100.
6asar flpsteoe op paa fit gGreIie, taite0e Jig paa fin
Seng og BRAT gruaO.
Der 8it ilere Tiger @uiOmBeO. 8rOuninssn par
reiit til llpiaIa ior &c larbe SueIers StpIS, Os penOte
tilbage tort Tor Sui. 6euOe8 famula, bibliothecaria -
Sasar siorOs life 6orOring paa before Stang %sienasm'
ipgte me 6plianter % bauOe %tOrOybst fig Stjernetpces
riet, gitroIo9en, iom enonu lanss efter aopernifns os
@oliiei ueObleu at uGrs bet gerbensas, al builtet ben
prttt.sc stirrue!r?tils6 %bcsggf:sn At aegi!le rs zsS line
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-15
3l4

be a~reiulbelte Minosr, Der ouerfor gfterperoencn tnytter
fig til Drowning Rriiinas gaaun - en- WilepaI ct
6olfs aulturbHtorie, Der par ipnIis lanst neO Iioen.
8ronnin9en bauoe mootaset ben ferfe fuloitGnoi9e Vis
bel paa bet finte Spros Os uar M ipris Optossn al at
itubere bsns iremmebe, ialiomt lpbenbe 3nbbolo. 9ens
bes fore 6aoer bapbe funnel 5init, benoes 6arfabers
grober, 9ertus Soban al 6inlanb, bau6e ben forte
lib, BON omsitfes meb gIaner til at sisre fig u~afban9ig,
ub~ farbisst oiiicieqe SfriusIier bette Sprog. 6riiiiua
bauoe albris uaret 5inIanO os ituIoe aloris betrGoe bets
SOrobunb, men BUN tierbte fine fnife &rissre Os fine
finite~Staismano. Ser grabe bauoe itiloret Ia5olanoet
mob Sit for benoe iom ben anben 6alpbel al Susrige.
SUN bauoe Sruno til life at ouerle bette 9anos Sprog /
ct iaa epotegiSrenoe Bert, % bun fslte fig imigret uo
Gantsn ON at pare ben eneite al 9uropas Jegentsr, ben
eneits al bets 2erOe u~oenior SUerise, Der 5auOs er6Uers
pet fig nOsst Sienoitab til ct iaa npt Og iaa iremnso
1unsemaal.
Rfas 6iemins, 8uitaO 9orn, Sons aurt Og andre
StOrurnO talte 5inft. ariltina forIanste en- SrobOs
al benz Der eriiiereoe insen. Gn Gramatif - Der
~sriitereOs insen. 9un benuenote fig til 5asur.
"Gu er ira 5inIano; lar mig 6int".
5asar par uoret op en- iuenit iaIenoe 8pso gips
LAMBS Gen Os tunOe beore gralt END 5init.
"9pab for nOsetl Site funne fit 9anbs Sprosl
Bare iaa Iarb os iaa b~iaIpeIsit uDiOeuOe!"
Seq bar lalt BiifOp gritiOns finite gOfiae".
"Iea, faa ,gs Sisie n~noerIiss StaUe for mig.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-15

Ss ariitina Opilog, ueo Chen al ben inife gibsl, Vul.
gaia, @niaU ben aubsn AooIfs iuenIte gi6el og en- tpit
SUeriGttsIie Tor pe6 Sammenligning at tOmme til 6ors
%itaaelie al SrOeue.
Grooming Rriitinas iinite gibsl fra Mar 1912,
buorai M tun uosIe faa erenlplarer bar %uaogaast Us
beas Eoeiagsslier, par for in Iib ombDgsslig, rGttn
prastiulct %abitgret fort 6Uurtiornat. 5oran 3itsls
blaOet pr Der an6rast ct gisnetbIac ErRiHit f~OrsftiIs
lsnbe be iiuits 9anoitabes gaabsu. 3erelter fulate en-
meb Srnamsater prpOet % meo tore gOsftausr trptt
1itsI. Der alersoe ! jim Stauemaaoe bar tposIist Spor
al ct npt StriftlproG iom snonu laa Suo6st:
'tBiblia. Sc on COCO phya Ramattu suoraexi.
stockholmis, prantatty Heinrich Kejsarilda sups
1912.
Gronninsen imi!e0e.
~3sg %iorftaar aQersoe 6alpSelm: giblia, Stods
bolmis, 9sari6 asiarilba og aar5talst. at6rig bap6s
jag trOet, at bet finite SpgOg par iaa let.
"Ssr or en- liIssnsiis iii benbes maieias", Iasbs
6asar, ioet bun Denote gIaOst: "Suuriwaldialle For.
stinnalle ia Frokenille Fr0ken Christinalie, Suari
F6rstinnalle Suomes', ct eetera. 90 i~rsmosle5: Juma-
Ian armo ia rauha meiden Herran Jesuxen Christuxen
kautta'. Gersiter ialsts Opsriqtternes llnberitrifter:
2Gi3iaus getraus, RartiHus Staoias, Senrieus So.
bannis 9Oiiman (DQaitu), grssorius 4aatbie piittis).
"au. iss issr guuO uuOsr 5sSOerns. Seq fan
o~9aiat.s 56gitiauaas % 5~y5:nigs. Oct faI saa, iom
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-15
8tSbee, Gri5ona,
Sr. &ebaltpr!
Ole 6. @laut.

Sr. HeDattpr!
Sea iaa iorleoen en- lioen Beretniug "3e.
corabBoiten" for 10oe September fra Seen
| gprt ON DIR. Carl 2umbptB. Oct fu10.
tanite bore at Snteresie at fort9Ile LtOt mert
ON bam.
Sans Sooeotuarter er nemli9 Der oeim,
Bp, butS GaOn er 8isbee, % iom li99er
Grisona territory.
DIR. 6. QuntbOlB bar Der for en- 2ib fiber
o. opbolbt fig pmtreut 2 Tigers Tio. Mea
bens ban bar Der, bolot ban Soreora9 pao
gngelf oper fine Seiier % 6orboloene 4lI-
~itralieu, liaelebes ON the vildnatives, De Sub
fpoteS SGoer % Stifte lamt oeres "@an9a.
rtQa"s3auS, Sau bapoe o9ida 6otograiier,
,om ban fremuiite peb SjGlp al "2aterna
Wagica."
BrofesiOr 6. 2umbOIss 5oreprag bate
GaeS 8iialb, o9 ban mootpg SpIbeit meO
Saanoflap; ban f~ortiatte meo Dem to gfte-
ner eiter binauoeu.
8rpfesioren er al liot puer miooels Stpr-
relic % meo ct nleset alpursfulot uoieenoe.
Senere bar ban ber i Suiet paa Beiga %
ri par iumlet Hogle iua NOrIte; ban iDntes,
bet bar mGrtu9roi9t at bet norlte Soil
bauoe funnel iiloe 8eien berlio til bette Or
tenastige g~lri5ona, iagbe ban. San talte life
iuart meget, Oa bans 9auter ipr bet YPcite
bar optagne at bans 6oretagenoe. Com cit
MGrteligbeo f%ortalte ban, buOrleocs De bager
% Iteaer 8rpo / aultraIien. "3e laper~,
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-15
8ra 9rOnni,9 &riitinas lln9oomstio.
(ai 3. 8opsl ius.)
Tortiat ira iorri9e Ro.)

(Nortiat ira torrl9e Jo)
Get bIiusr iorbaabsntlig life uGrre enb 1911, ba
IN &Onge puu wierten Nar ifprte fig 8rpnien", iuarebe
Srenfierua.
9a9ar Sting itob ubemGrtet blanot be nps9ierrt9e
SieneIteiolt 8ereu til Oauisialen. Sun iaa fin uuge
TrOnntn9 iuGue Damien iom ben slaoeite bIanbt be
@laOe. oun ioa &igsfansleren tale neb 6ru Sofi De
10 SorOie, PrGitOentens Suitru, % 6ru Ssata ifiGnOe
puG en- Sammertiener. Der bar iplteOe 6ruster o%mtrin9.
DUN laa Somfru @bba, Sonfru anna 6leming, Somiru
Sn9ebOr9 3urt Os andre at 9OHets anse 0amer, itraas
Isn0e al @IGOe, mOOta9e fine geunbreres 9pIOeit. Sun
b~IentlenOte nO8le al aauaIererne: unse gOuoe, unse
Spare, SrObrene anuO o9 @uitau aurf, YrGfoeutenS
Spnner; BUN laa ben itolte iuenlfe abeI, iom life neg
PIuOlen ior GpifIanOs 6pritebnie, fOle fig iaa biemme i
Ron9eborgen iom @jniterne paa arnen. Dten DeHOe
laa Sn9en; bun par ueObIiuenOe 9apets n%aunIoie, fgs
0eHoe Spaau. Site for fprite Gang fDIfe bun Nisuns
N'IlenS Gornc iaare lit unge Srpit; BUN bauOe 9iStiI
nlIslnot De Jtige, De yGrOe, Der bauoe fri Go9dug til alle
"SlooommenS Statte. 9u niSunbte bun 6pi6eOen,
Sgren, gnoen % @lanien M rsrte Der fig en- ~branoeuoe
S9Nt benoe til O9iaa en- Sang at uGre en- al Oisie SCms
mertu9Ie 9erOeus Solifin, til Ogiaa en- Sang at pare
'aa misunderstanding lpIteli9, iaa iOrtrpOeuOe, iaa beuns
D" lol b. GUorior ituloe bun itGa Ssy5Scl, uaar