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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23

Land offisc. 1t Lamar. Colo
July - Is11.
Notice j. hereby given that the follow ms,
named settler las Led nugirc ut hts in en-
tion II make AnHi proof in support of his
claim, aud that said prnug viii lie made bsf-
fore the register and rcreiyer. at Lamar,
Colo. August 81 issp. viz Clarence =
burrows II. :. No. .u7s Tor the swl-4, section
-. township p SoufII, rsugc - west.
H. s,hurs thu fotlGNins witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon and cuiiiva-
lion Of said land. VIZ. Henry ~ Hniuitu- W
r. Lewis. Emanuel VI. Holl.nger aud Abr.a-
hGn d. Updike, All OF Lamar, Colo.
e. u, fORD,
ne Register.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me win please call and settle
their accounts at once. Accounts not
paid up by the 10th of September will be
placed in the hands of a collector.
PETER MATTER,
Lamar, Colo, Aug. Doth, 1890.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23

The regular quarterly examination Of
teachers for certificates will be held in
Lamar and Granada on Friday August
18th, 1880. Those DESTROYS OF passing
examination will appear at that time for
q complete examination as required by
law. Goo. T. FEAsr,
County Sup't.
Lamar, Colo, Aug. 10Th, 1s9O
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23
Notice for publication.
Land Offcc at Iainar, Co orado.

July 2sih, ls9o
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has He'd notice Of his intention
to mnke final proof in support of his claim
and commute the same to cash entry and that
said proof will be made before th,. Register
and Receiver at Lamar Colo on sept. e. lsasO
viz Wsiliam Lyon, ". F.. No. 3.a75 for the -l-2
OF mel and nj of Sc 10 section township
% sonth. range &c west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and guilty a
ton of said land, viz: William Dargie, James
Becher and James Roberts. of Ayr, Cole, and
j. +. aoury, of Lamar. Colorado.
G. ID. FORD,
s-l5 Register.
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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23

''Thln a IS a
L 'Priddy'
mess you've
got us into,
Mr.. Ed e T.
You've done
got yourself
re-nominated
for Commits
sioner by the
Dimocrats in
spite of yo,nr
poor record
IN fhuf o&ra .
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23

Electricity comes high, but the REG
lister will have the news whatever the
expense may be.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23

c. H. Pattison. cashier Of the Citizens
Bank of Solomon City, Kansas, stopped
in town last Thursday night cnroute to
Baca county.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23

Mr.. W. C. Gould, cashier OF the Mer-
chants State Bank, and family have re-
turned from Kansas. He has had a hard
siege of it since his illness when here and
We are glad to note that he has entirely
recovered.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-23

Hon. c. c. Goodale, Receiver, was in
quiring for the Land Office last Monday
merning. The boys had moved it Satur-
day evening.
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A. T. & S. F. R. R. TIME TABLE.


C. NJ. JOHNSTON, Agent.
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

The eyelet Of corset seems a
trifle to make business on; but
what if one eyelet cuts the laces,
while another eyelet don't?
And what the eyelet that cuts
is in universal use?
And what if the eyelet that
cuts the laces also rusts the cor
set
And what if the eyelet that
cuts is not 50 neat and proper and
Womanlike as the other?
And what if it costs as little
or less to put in and never comes
ont or wears out?
The new eyelet is made of loops
of corset lace instead Of metal.
The Ball and Kabo corsets have
it; the Ball is the easy corset, the
kabo the one that will not WELD
barleycorn.
You can wear them two or
three weeks and return to where
you got them, if you want to.
The makers provide you that pri-
yilcge.
CnI-.so CoReEr Co. Chicago and New York
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30
The Maine Soldier.

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very interesting article under the head of
..NaiHr', Coffee Coolers" relative to ti,a Maine
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The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

Fifteen feet of snow on the level in Eastern
Oregon.
adreports of desttution and suffering come
from south Dakota.
Southwestern France has been visited and
devastated by fearful hurricane.
Representative Mills has introduced a blI to
establish reciprocity with Mexico
No confidence is placed in the story of Mexi-
can counterfeting of United States silver dol
lars.
Several persons were killed and Others in
cured by an explosion of Datural gas at Pitts
burg.
The Golden Rod become, the national flower
by popular yote-the highest sanction a repub-
lie can give.
Governor Leon Abbett's Inauguration at
Trenton was the occasion of a great demon
s1rtinn in his honor by the Democrats of New
Jersey
The report that the Bank of England has
been making large purchases of silver is con-
tradicted.
Bishop Hare of the Episcopal Church of
Dakota publicly protests against statutory pro-
hibtion.
Steamers GraSsbrook, Rhaetia and Egypt nut
INTO Halifax Jan. %, after long and rough
passage across.
The report that no tariff bill would be re-
ported from the Committee on WAYS and
Means at this session is contradicted
The population of the United States In 1880
was 30, 1J3, 1913. The prospect is that the census
taken the present year will show about 81, 900
900.
Mrs. Polly Osgood of Amesbury, Mass, who
.,,i, a tn,,
the DIST of influenza. She leaves two sons and
two daughters.
A big deficit has been discovered in the Turk
ish EXchequer, and the Sultan has ordered
system of retrenchment, by which he hopes to
replenish his treasury.
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

Ten persons and thousands of cattle have
persisted by the terrific snow storms in Wash
ington the past week.
Cholera is raging with f.ightfu virulenoe in
Mesopotamia. Already there have been 5000
deaths from the disease.
The Government Directors of the Union Pa
cihc Railway pronounce the general condition
or the company as satisfactory.
The Brazilian Government has issued a re-
markahle decree. imposing an enormous tax
upon any foreign company doing business in
that country.
1t is alleged that gang of MeNicans have
counterfeted five million American silver dol
lars and foi>ted them upon their countrymen In
exchange for goods.
1t i said that a, the last hour in the life Of
the late John Ericsson drew to its close he
called his Secretary to bis bedside, and. looking
into his face with a smile. said ''Taylor. this
rest is magnificent; more beautiful than words
can tell
Ncwhgrg \. \. was the scene Of remarkable
electric wire tragedy. \ current escaped to an
awning frame, and horse touching post was
felled. Thomas Dawson touched the harness
and was killed, ana Robert Salts, going to the
rescue. was laid PROSTATE.
1t is charged that the accident in the bridge
cal>son at Louisville, Ky, by which II white
men lost Their lives, WAS purposey caused by
the coIored men who escaped, and who had
quarrcled with their companions. The men
have left Louisville.
\ Young Englishman, who Is under arrest at
Victoria, b. g.. has been identified as brother
n-iaW OF Sir Richard Webster the English at
t"fmcy general. He is charged with swinding
in Victoria and Seattle, Wash. He was sent to
thi, country on account OF his wild habits.
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

an You tell me the author Of de enclosed lines
hey were given me ny dear friend seven years
20 on the death of my little daughter. She di6
It know the author, as they were sent TO her 81
e death of her little girl. \ short time ago sen
copy to lady Who was nearly insane over til,
2ath Of her child The lines saved her life She
VISITOR they gave her much comfort, and she
l,hed me to find out the author, and if she coui,
L copy in print, So | come to You Tor informa
on. A. L. F., in Boston Globe.
TIE BtBl'S JorE>GA.
1t was summer where She was going.
And a muslin white ami thin
With dainty hens Was chosen
For the little sweet to journey in.
>ilken lace for her wee white arms
And little shoulder bands,
And immortelles So pure and sweet
For her precious, precious hands
Ana Oh the haAy's journey,
What gladstone time tie had;
What flowers doomed bright about her,
What music made her glad
What loving arms that held her,
What tender ewes that smiled,
What JOYOUS Welcomes every where
Waited the darling child
We know that the baby journey
Led first through the VALLEY dim,
But the loving Christ was with her
And we trusted it all to Him.
And we know that the roy al lilies
That lean DER that restless ii ie
ForeNel are bright vita the glory
mat just on the othtI side,
Oh, little precious wanderer,
We Know that thy baby tett
Have passed the mystic boundaries
Where the earthly and heavenly meet
Forgotten our EoudhN kisses,
Forgotten aHr passionate tears,
In the beauty and light and glory
That meet yen beyond the stars.
No pain for the brow tiat death ki--.-.
No tears fnl the bright ewes 10 wee.
= l.l. BAD +Ys.4
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach. Heart
burn, Flatulency, Collie, and all Diseases Of
the stomach; Cos,ivencss, Inflammation
larrhna, Piles, and Diseases the Bowels
Congestion, Biliousness, Jaumdice, Nausea,
Headache, Giddiness, Nervousness, Wan
dering Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint,
aud all Diseases arising from a Gorgcd and
Sluggish Liver They clean the mucous
coats, reduce gorged or congcsted condi-
tions, break up stubborn complications, re-
store free healthy action to the organs, and
give the system chance to recover tone
and strength They are
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30
Anji-Ap0pIectiine


TRADE z..Rk
denomination Of the most potent remedies known
t. Medical Science Ior preserving the Fluidity and
Pt RITY Of tho Blood and the Integrity Of the
Blood Vessels, should sust suffer from Dizziness or
Pressure in IIoll, ots before Eyes Pain Around
Palpita.ion II H lr, Pain Region Of Heart with
feeling IF surocation, Ringing Sound IN Ears.
Niinlnas- or Prickly Sensation of Limbs especially
iho Arm, PAN b,.we'n Shoulders and IN side Dry
Cough. Flatulenco, sour stomach, if suffering
from General Debility with Loss of Appetite. pro
,.lrt- Il bottle Of Anti sr,ot4l,.,tiu, II not only
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

when naby was sick, VIC gave her castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria,
When She became Miss, She cluns to Castcria,
When She had Chill lgen. She gave them castoria.
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

No less than six measures aimed at the SUP
preston of lotteries have already been intro
duced into Congress.
Miss Eva NJ. Z ,own. only daughter OF John
Brown Of lIarper'S Ferry fame, is the private
secretary of Henry II. FaX0n. of Quincy, Mass,
and mas the management of the Quincy mans
political temperance bureau.
The Democrats made a protracted struggle in
the House last week on the question of the
rules, the ultimate object being to pave the way
for tilibusterng. Speaker Reed was equal to
the occasion and placed bis critics in hunilat-
Ing position.
The non-partisan element of the Pennsyll ania
W omen's Christian Tempe rance Mon in con-
vention at Philadelphia last week. formed a
new organization and adopted a constitution a.
the Nv omen'> Christian Temperance Alliance
of Pennsy lyania."
Postmaster General Wanamaker ha. APPROX
ed the design and color for the new tw0-cent
postage stamp. The designs for the other de-
nominations are well under way. and it is
thought the new series will be ready for distr-
button i'll about a month. Postmasters are eX-
pected to curtail their acquisitions accordingly
1t appears to be the opinion that the grip il
in some way connected with Il mild winter
Meteorological observations have been kept at
Washington since the days of George Washing
ton. One of these Old records shows that the
influenza of 1882 occurred in the midst of A
very cold winter. This was more than decade
before the Tyler grip.
The town Of McConnelsville, Ohio recently
passed queer ordinance. 1t provides for
building a high fence around saloon in the
town known as the Blue Goose, which appel
lation is suggested by the peculiarly bright
color of its front. The fence will be placed
there 50 as to prohibit entrance from any other
than the front door, which faces the public
square, the most prominent portion of the vii
lage.
A dispatch from St. Vincent, Mimi, says
that an alarming increase of pauper immigra-
ton is reported via the Canadian Pacific from
the Allen line steamers at Montreal. Six cases
of leprosy have developed among the mmi-
grants, one of which was in the last stage of
putrefaction. 1t is intmated that the steam
ship companies have been sending undesirable
passengers across the boundary at Hallock,
MINI.
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30
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The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

~.a. sar. II b.. uauvNl 4 IT,.
T. stl N .uut lt..t.4 81 ...Y.. lrtv
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30
Scratched % Years

'dy COveFed.Sth scales. lIcling terrible suf-
ierlng endless. No relief Doctors and medi-
cines fall Speedily curei BY tutcura at a
cost of S.
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

No less than six measures aimed at the sur
preston OF lotteries have already been intro
duced into Congress.
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

Women's Christian Temperance Union in con.
vention at Philadelphia last week. formed ;
new organization and adopted a constitution al
the wv omen'@ Christian Temperance Alliance
Of Pennsylvania
The Republican journal., 1890-01-30

The Democrats made protracted struggle in
the House last week on the question of the
rules, the ultimate object being to pave the way
for tilibustering. Speaker Reed was equal tc
the occasion and placed his critics in a humiliat
ing position.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

bn5i os iorisss at naa Ssen ab en- anben Bel. Spis
tl'sen anbsn Sci Tan finbes, maa nj snSos pare tilireoie
meo, bpab ri bar ~ubrsttetl"
StanIeps Spar sIGpebe Nasanoaerne m,sset. Cams
busi bIeu unberrettet ON StanIeys g%ellatnina oa anmos
bsSes ON at ienbe 90 ManS til bau,, Der ifuIoe uare
gSanspanaerne bebiaIpeIiss meo at bare GpbIet. 8
graa!psninsen iamIeoes glle paa 6lippebierset peb
wsuta N;ise, Tom StanIep bOISt Ssen for at pare, for
at man, iom SOuen bob, tunSs forIabs 9eiren ariass
oroen. 6ortroppen beitob al 1000 SppbbGrere meb
Stlolp, meSens Iisefaa mango FAINT trsSips al be yaa,
lioelIslte 8ansmanasr bannsbe Sastroppsu. Srpmmen
gap SisnaI til Spbrut.
Slteoenfor at ansribe neisSe be sSnbisbte ia msb at
felse Ioset arbsbis aflianb, inbtil bet bapSs forIabt
llSimbas Gnsmarter.
Wanloroerne forisste naite Dag ct ansreb poo
Sastroppen, men bIsp aSen Cab iuart ilaaeSe tiIbase.
Velen git b%snnssans Iibt iySIissrs enb ibf, % tire
Oase efter bauSe mon after betraabt ~llsanbas trpaae
Sorobnnp. s Spen 8iiosii OpIpits Stribsmasten iis.
Sambuii pros piSere, ibei ban til ippsnbe % fbit uaItebs
uieo is tire gerIsiGtte, iom Stanlep bapbs betroet bam
unSer GiIbasstoset, meSens Stanlep ieIu bIsp isisu for
at laSs GrpebitiOmens 6olt iaa nosIe Dases SuiI.
SmiSIertib bapoe ban ienbt 9atideti9e mso ct 9rep
til wsteia, buori ban melote Stiieren, at Sambusi ito
bapSe ubisrt, bUao ban baupe lopet, % at ban bapb'
i%tiaaIst tire Satte RsrIer, iamt at Sababu 90 SusOmbs
bapos paret uortise Fin Spfsriel. &atidetide, ion
ia Gage eiter tOm tiIbass til @rpeSitionsn, iortaIts. q
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

l76
ttprte Os neb beri, bpis ri life fsIser benz. Sea for min
Da bar lite fort anSet at iise, enb at iss nsiastis nil
aolpoe Seres SsfaIinscr. Raar De flyer Lao os relic
stoere os laoe WasanSasrne psnSe aIene tiIboae. iaa
hsr les bet iumms; buis Dc flyer: Loo os peuSe ON.
laa Tiger le9 Osiaa bet. Oct CT min Wenina. WPsn
fer Oct StlfGlbs, at ri ituIos pius saa piSere for os ieIp.
'losrs Tor os ielD, piISe ies sierne ipsrse, ON Der enbuu
q h0sen HfnllsbeO for of tOmms ub al 9eirer, IOm iea
lr CT ortrtnset al Snbfsbte poo aae Banter. glaar lite
MasanoasrHs er iltanS til, msb Dor giiaub, at aisrs
sta'nsen bOISbGr, ~bUOrIebss tan ba en- iau Iibsu Stare.
lam ol sr, baabs at ubrette bet2 0etts bar Iiaaet mia
p0a 9lsrts, Oa bette, tror iea, sr gorIaaen til ben S,rat.
lom par 9rsbst grpsbitionsns MeoIsmmsr. Sea pI
en0na rss ct: bpis Sambusis Sromnle imorsen naar
III 3tirGt, faa oil Ouer SaIupurten al GrpsbitiOntn
Ulss Dam, uosn at De tan binbre bet"
sa Del, iUarsbs StanIsp, bette n lin @iaiss
tie geo bIsu isnSt for at ubiorits ON benne %. 90
Fs ots0 op ira %ulutamG, nGrebs iss 3piI ON at tunne
slsrs bette uOen &usanbaeruss SiaIp, forbi Der u,b
eenne 20 Ute fnSeS nosen 6oItsItamlue, Tom or penIio.
rnoet mob 5remmebs. af ben gruno onisots ;,o
ueela ON at laans mig ct FART arisertorps. 3a Der
ute 'anotes HOsen SOunepIaSs, iom ts uenlis imoo %,
es,eoor J Tumble bIipe tilbass, mebens lea o~isnnemtrubs
Fos Sssn min gaaS, tentts iss at tase en- Sam ges
nootlle meO wRast 90 i~Oripare ben ct gm Moansber.
Sttiosnasien. lom ies iorIOb mig paa, laber mig nu
Sit'en, % Seioltninssn or fsnbtIis. De- ar aItiac
mic anoe' Tor mig of sjsrs, emo at usnbs ON msb Gam,
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

1 imutt iplpplettcret button hook.
/ Lady's Celluloid Pen Holder (GI beolte
SlagS.)
/ GrabIaIue WGtte.
/ Sanoifes Snapper.
/ 3atte meo "StenOiait" S%nappcnaale.
/ Snelle iort Siltetrnao.
/ SerresS z ltelpmmetprtlGoe, fort.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

atianterbapet, ON ~at Der bar man9en
2onbsmano punost, bpao ioni her par
urstet bent at iaa". SEQ itipnie nltior
sObt, at ieg finn bopoe caarlise uoiister
! nit eset 5soelnno. SEQ TT bertor
DIE til at lope at ienOe mig Billet, iad
inart ban fl Ruao til bet. Sau bOlot
%irot,.ss Il aefte. @ass! Jar Tic Omme,
igrenb Brepet meo 8iletten TOM.
Min 8elutniug bar mart tasen.
Seq bsb min fjGre Mooer og
SpIteube ct bjertelist 5arpel cg inoifi'
beSe mig meb ierite 2eili9beo. Otter
fire Tigers Geiie uaacoe je9 pei os Inf
telis til nit 8sitemmeliesiteo - Minnes
iota.
Min SiftOrie beroper er mart i~ortalt.
ON Gommsreu arbeibebe jeg for
5armerne.
Seq bapbe man9en Sang baarct ars
beibe, % mine urse arme os Ben pGrs
teoe ufte efter ct anitrGn9enbe Days
BORT | Golitesen. Mten je9 bolot tro'
Zig no.
On Ssiten bauoe jes beitanbis en-
imut Gum gen9e iqmmeniparet.
9isie tUs jog iua os reiite paa en-
Sfole meb.
Saalebes itrGoeoe je9 @ar for Iar,
inbtil ies tillut uanbt iaa pibt, at jes
blep Yreft, os bar MI faaet ben Op9aee
at forfpnbe Cubs Srbs Sanbbeoer
iblanbt @ber.
Ss min Mober! s maa life fro, at
jes forglemte benbe.
Saainart jes iaa nit llbfpmme til
bet, tos ie9 benoe otter til Gmerita, os,
buis @ub laber mig bebolbe Silien, iaa
ifal bun Hippo at libe nO9en Rpb /
5remtioen, lasOe bau til, ibet ban meb
ct fjerlrst emil ifueoe neb til ben
&one, iom ban bapbe ful9t til Saoe !
Stolen. Gun taiteoe ct taarefDlbt 8lit
op til fin Ssu, iOm bar ppret op til at
bliue benbes GlberOonts Stoltbeb %
@lRoe.
Otter Brebifenen iamlebe3 mango ii9
uoe paa &irfebatfen for at uerle np9le
Orb meb ben nDe 8raIt. Sor mango
bar ban bog life ny len9ere.
Wfan bapoe Ell Selelie, ium ON man
baobe fienot BAN / mango 9lar.
9a ntart itiltes, bar bet uteo ct iaa
biertelist SaanbtrDt u9 opristist Sars
pel, at bet loUeoe 9obt Snmarbeibe for
Sreuttiben.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

Vrepet baube pirfet ~bslfi9mnlenoe paa Wtela GA broate
BAN iamtioi9 ct pilbt S%taieri. 6ati6etI6e blsu taIbst
til gursab o9 MATTE Der meo boi Stemme berette gt,
iom bauoe ~tilbraset fig melem StanIcp % Sambusi fra
ben fOrits Sespnbelie ~9ansurpe.
0a Satideti1ss geretnins uar snot, boISt MtsIa
meset cpbra9t N Gale til be omtrineitaaenbe, uite.
bporleoes bans esne 5oIt tire @anse bapoe plettet Ras
bataens Raun os 9gre Os iuor ueo jim 6abers, Sunas,
grap, at uie baabe Sambu;i os aus gnbre, at man lite
%uitraiiet ipottsbe Rabataen. 90 ben SlpnssI Sams
busi, Der baube pouet at pars iaa ubsflis, iom ban life
ensan9 ieu turbe uare mob jim @iGit! "Du, Saruti. "
iasSs ban ~pIuSieIis til a~niersren for ~9ippasten, "taa
Srissre Os iOrtar bans eanb*) % bring BAN ietp 9an.
Ter til mig"
Saruti os Sambusi baube esirsn peS aap glatas
runsa eIitet binanben inberIis iom Srsors, men M IA.
fteSe Saruti fig uben getantnins til Sorben os ipor at
brinse Sambusi msb fom SIaue.
"Os bu, 3atefiro," f%Ortiatte Mtsia meo lpnsnbe
Dine, ~buoraf tommer bet, at bin groSer Suaombo.
iom bare er en- Gutunss, ipiaer ben ipruemme, uarSiae
9sre? Sig mig. buOrfOr ban bar bette it boumOSiqs,
bumms "Sptbopeb."
"Serre, Busomba CT ct Barn os ~iortiensr Ris for
I'm SpisrisI, 90 iss Dl isIp Jorge for, at ban uSfaar
fin Straf."
"@d, ienb Sub sftu gusoma 90 s,nne SoboS,
ms0 I'm Ianss aunss os bring benz itrar til min. io
t@s bet, msS at. bpaS ssri s, Tom bin e,uSom
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Or. Ncters "Surifp".

Senne Mteoictn ~be9pnber III at blipe
iaa pel fienot blanbt pore 9anosm9nb,
at bet finoe iDne5 ~ufornDbent after at
fremboloe oens Dpperli9e @genlfaber,
men ba Der maaIfe euonu finoes abitil
liSe, iom life bar prBpet ben % iploeli9
life bra9t oens p~ibunoerli9e belbreoenDe
Sirfnin9er @rIaring, ina oil ri enonu
Ell Sang benlebe Spmprtiombeoen paa
ben. Der inblpber baoli9en til Sabriz
tanten, Or. 8eter Sobrnep, 1913 S9oen
ape., Chicago, SatfeItrioelier for Nleoiz
cinen, % bet er en- &ieub8giernina, at,
naar en- Samilie ensang bar bapt @es
oicinen | Suiet, iaa pil ben life mere
p9re ben foruben, men igr9er altio for
at BABE ct Bar SLATER ueO 6aanoen for
paafOmmenoe Sp9oUmStilieloe. Si9r
er bette Silfelbet paa Steoer, bopr Der
er lang Sci til 9oftur % apptbef.
Mteoicinen ub9ipes life for at bore mo-
gen Mirafelmebicin, Der ~tlrerer ale
mulise S%p9bomme, men / et6pert 9ilz
IGloe, lom lfriper Jig fra urent Blob %
bpao berneb itaar 5%orbinOelie, laa oil
Den befinoes at bore Dpperli9 % li9es
leoes iom ct 5OrebpggeliesmioOel MOB
afute Spgoomme, naar Den Itrar taqes
peb paatOmmenbe llpa8lelisbeber. Ieb
andre Orb, til at brioe Sp9opmsipirer
no al 2esemet finoer ben life i'm 9i9e.
Or. 8eters "&urifp" er life at en-
bploe tiltisbs paa gpotbeferne, men hos
lufale asenter eler bps 5abritmten,
Or. 8eter 5abrnep / Chicago. Sprs
Dprt9t benpiies ~an9aaenbe De Sp9=
BONNIE, Webicinen belit furerer, Iamt
pioere Splpsnin9l: til Oct / en- anoen
Spalte au9aaenoe "&urifo" inbrpftebe
Ipertis Iement.
Sirid jun. / Berlin tele9raierer til
jim 6aber: "gniter Samtptte til 9@otes
ifab. 100000"
Siri6 sen Oparer): "Wart eIer
S6aler?"
Siri6 jun.: "9baler."
Siri9 sen.: "Ntin Selii9nelie!"