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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-02
Death for Corn microbes.

That little bit of tough skin on the
business side of the little toe. that I'M
failing barometer and inducer Of pedal
agony. the corn, is not simply the re-
suit Of wearing boots too light or too
loose. as we have been taught to be-
Heve. 1t has far more important
pedigree than that. and actually boasts
q bacillus-the corn bacillus. His iden-
tity has long been hidden. but Trap
pist monk discovered the rascal and
his complete destruction may be
looked for in the near future The
pesky organism has been digHified
with name. Bacillus Diabolicus, it
r. called. Physicians will abbreviate
that to Di. The monk of La Trappe
who found him out gives detailed in
st ucticus for the capture and punish
ment q the vicious mite for the bene-
fit OF suffering humanity. The pre-
scription is composed of thirty grains
OF perchloride Of mercury in solution
aud thirty drops Of laudanum de Sy-
denham. Place this on the affected
spot and the career of the bacillus dia-
h<Nicus comes to an ignoble end.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-02
Club Notes.

The program for the mothers meet
ing, Wednesday afternoon, was pre-
pared by Mrs. Erwin and Mrs. Hig-
gins. It was rich in idea and sugges-
ton, and productive of much thought
full discussion of the manifold duties
of motherhood. The husbands of the
club women have been entertained
twice during:the past year, and it is
proposed to have picnic for the
children at an early date. Next week
the annual election of officers will be
held, after which a miscellaneous pro-
gram will be presented.
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Onerle Items.

Mrs. Fleming and daughter, of Tip.
ton, Iowa, is visiting friends here.
Miss Mabel.Teed has returned from
Hutchinson where she has been attend.
ing school for the past six months.
Harry Way came home from Stat.
ford, Saturday night.
w. N. Sommers was in town, Tues
day.
Harry Hixon and family visited at
Mr.. Lightcap's the first of the week.
w. L. Brown has moved on his farm
west of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. OFT gave re-
ception for A. ~. OFT and wife, Thurs
day evening.
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Belpre News.


Mr.. Garth returned from the west
Saturday with three carloads of cat
tie.
S. B. Weber went to Larned Sun
day, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. VanMeter, OF
Burdette were here visiting Mrs. Web
Der, last week.
Quite number of our people attend
ed Memorial services at Macksville,
Tuesday.
Miss Shirley ellison was in town
Tuesday to meet her aunt, Mrs. Hill,
of Chicago, who will visit her.
Mrs. E. II. McKibben received some
flowers from California for decorat-
ing purposes, this week.
Chas. Hardy, of Milton, is here Wis
ting his brother, T. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsden went to La1 :
ned ON M onday and returned Tuesday
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Christ mas as a Festival

Christmas was first celebrated in
he year SO, but it was forty years lat
ar before it was officially adopted as a
Christian festival; nor was it until
about the fifth century that the day of
IS celebration became permanently
liked on the 25sh of December. Up to
that time it had been irregularly OBJ
served at various times of the year
i'll December, in April and in May, but
most frequently in January.
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Balrours Unattended Joke.

The other day Mr.. Balfour. in q
speech in the house of commons. al
luded to the once current notion that
nobody was competent to legislate for
the country unless ne had stake in it.
That, no doubt, was overdone." The
house roared with laughter-pleased
with rattle. tickled with a straw
to the as+onishnent of the orator, who
did not know that he had said any
thing funny, and who did not even
appreciate the joke of the "overdone
stake" when it was explained to him
by colleague.-Househo Words.
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Bislnark's Iron Mel We,

Was the result of his splendid
health. In,lOinitable will aud tremen
dous energy ara not found where
Stomach, Liver, KIduevs and Bowel,
qualities and the success tLey bring
use )r. Kings New Life Pills. The.
develop every power of brain ami
body. Only 25 els at drug store.
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Notice of Final settlement.

Notice of Final settlement
The State OF Kansas. Edwasds county. So.
In the probate court In AID for SAID county
IN the matter OF the estate Of Edrnund Letl-
man. Deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested
IN the aforesaid estate are hereby not ifieti
that shall apply tn the Probate Curt in anu
for said county. sitting at the court house
w Ktnsley. county of Edwards State of Kan,
sns. I'm the 3uh day "v of June. A. D.. l&9l
for n full and final settlement of said estate.
A. j. Rapp. Administrator
or the estate of Edmund Lehman, deceased.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-02

Are grand, but SKIN Eruptions rob
life OF Joy. Bucxlen'a Arrics Ss.lve.
cures them; also Old Running ana
Fever HOres. Ulcers. Buils. Felons.
Crna. Warts, Cuts. lsruises. Burns.
Sculds. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
:t-at Pile cure on earth. Drives out
tsai"s and Aches. DULY 25 cts n b"X
Cure Ruarantee1> sold by Druggist
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-02
Homeseeker'SExcurs

One fare plus So for the round trip
To points in Arkansas, Arizona, In
dian Territory, Louisiana, Oklaho1 a
ind Texas, on sale LIST and Bird Tues
lays OF each month all summer and
autumn. Inquire for particulars. G.
A. Rose, agent.
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ARE DESIGNATING RARs,zon.
Fancy . Steam Tram Through the High
Street Of the Town.

Fancy . Steam Tram Through the High
Street Of the Town.
Mr.. Ruskin's denunciations of rail-
ways that desecrate rural scenery have
found a counterpart here in the cut
cry raised about Barbizon. the famous
rendezvous of landscape painters sa-
cred to the memory o. Mil.et and The
odore Rousseau. Some unitarian
people, evidently insens.ble to the
beauties of nature and to the tradi-
lions OF artists. propose to run steam
tram from Melun to the Forest of F. n
tainebleau. right through the pictur-
esQue High street of BarbizOn. ne
Mayor of Chailly, the municipal coun-
cilors at the same place. the arti IS and
the literary men, who want to preserve
the old-world rusticity Of Barbizon in
tact from the practical developments
of modern enterprise. are literally up
in arms against the tramway company.
They have petitioned the minister OF
public works in the matter, and point
out that no objection can be raised to
an ordinary tram, but they cannot
stand what will practically be rail-
way train. The minister has not yet
given his decision in the matter, but
the lovers of Barbizon are earnestly
hoping that the projectors of the steam
tram line will be defeated. The latter
have already received the assent Oh
the project of the department, who
seems to have set at naught the pei
ton sent to him by these who wanted
to preserve the antique and rural
charms of Barbizon from the hands OF
the modern vandals now held up 20
e1ecrstion by all sylvan enthusiasts
and votaries OF open-a1r art.-LocaaA
Telegraph.
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Uulucky Days and Honrs.

Only painstaking, plodding Ger
man Investigator would go to all the
trouble of trying to find out by sta
tistics on what day of the week most
accidents occur, and also at what hour
OF the day. This is what has been done
by DR.. Wolff Of Strasburg. Ike bases
his conclusions on 1,071 cases of &C.
cidents among the working classes. 1t
thus appears that Monday is not less
unlucky than Friday when it comes
to accidents. and for this fact he ac-
counts by the statement that the
drinking shops are most freQuented BIS
workmen in Germany on the days
previous. viz. Saturdays, Sundays and
Thursdays. Fewer accidents happier
on Tuesday than on any other day o,
the week. because on nc day are drink.
ing houses so empty Az on Monday.
fact that the hours after breakfast
He has also discovered the remarkable
dinner and the afternoon rest are sig
nalized by most accidents. He at.
tributes this to the lassitude caused by
the work Of digestion, and tn the use
made by men Of intoxicants during
meal times. He also establishes the
fact that in factories where the meal
hours are greatly curtailed there is an
excess Of accidents over the factories
where the men are more liberally
treated IT, this respect.-Boston Globe.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-02

TO CURE A COLD IN oxs,DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All Druggists refund money il 1t fails
- cure. Genuine has L. B. Q. on each
tab:es.
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NOTICE

II you want work done in = perfect
nauller and vt cheapest rate, Gall on
william Seiglinger. No inferior work
allowed TO leave the shop
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Time Table
EASTBOUND.

EASTBOUND.
Depart
Ne. 2. Atlantic tx. $40, p. m. branch
No. 8, K. G. &Chgo Ex., S:21, a. m.
via. main line.
No. 3, x. c. b Chgo. Ex., sos p. N
via. main line.
Ne. a, Way Freight, Gas a. m. via
main line.
Ne. AZ, Mixed. ESQ p. IA. via. branch
WESTBQUND.
Mol, Cal. Elk. '9:25 p. NJ, branch.
No. s, Colo. Elk, 9:35 p. m., M. L.
No. II, NIX c. Ex., 1885 a. M, BIRCH
No. q, Way freight, 2:35, p. m. M. L.
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Nos. -, "A, 81 and 342 daily except
Sunday.
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Notice OF ApPointn en-
The State of Kansas. Edwards county. as.
In the matter of the estate or Ira smith, de
ceased, late Of Edwards comfy, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice 10 hereb. given TINT on the 5th day
Of May. A. r.. 1~99. the undersxned was. 10y
the probate court Ut Edwards county. Kan
ana. duly appointed and qualified as Admin
iStratrix. With will annexed. Of the estate of
ira Smith. late OF Edwards county. deceased
AL parties interested IN said estate will TAX.
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
90 NARY o. SMITH Administrator
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To THE PEOPLE OF KINsLEY AND Ed
WARDS COUNTY:

40 THE PEOPLE OF kINSLEY AND Ed
WARDS COUNTY:
We are agents in this western coun-
try for the Kroeger, the Gildemeestel
l. Kroeger, the Smith & Co., and the
Smith & Barnes pianos and The New
man Bros organs. When in need OF
piano, organ, mand olin, violin,
guitar or any of the string instruments
IL will pny you to communicate with
W, as,we are near by and make good
our guarantee At any time.
E. The Fildemeester s. Kroeger piano.
have the same tone and action as tn,
Stairway, Mr.. Gildemeester having
been for twenty years the superintend
dent OF the Steinway factory.
When in need OF any musical instru
ments please address US and we will
call and see you or make it interesting
tor gu to come and see us.
Yours very truly,
E. r. Moses Merca nti)e Co
Success ors to &. Y. & f. r.. Moses
7-2S.> Ct. Bend. Kansas.
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Mr.. j. E. Lilly, prominent citizen
# Hannibal. Mo-, lately had IL WON
lsrful deliverance from Il frightfui
!eath. In telling Of it he says: II
VAS taken with Typhoid Fever, that
ran INTO Pneumonia. Ny lungs be
anne hardened. was SO weak
,:uuIdn't even SIT mp in bed. Nothing
heIped me. l expected To soon Gle oi
Consumption, when l heard Of Dr.
Xing's New discovery. One bottle
ave great relief. | continued to use
It., and now am we'll and strong. !
.ant say too much III Its praise ,
This marvellous medicine is the sures,
AMI quickest cure in the world for all
Throat .nd Lung Trouble. Regular
sizes 50 cents and 81 90. Drug store:
every bottle guaranteed.
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LEWIS ITEMS.

Mr.. G. ]. Locke is again able to be
about.
Harry angus has at last moved into
his new house, and says it is great
deal sweeter after such long wait.
The Lewis baseball club was formal
ly organized last Saturday, with Bert
Wilke SCI as crptain, and are now
lookil,,sior games with neighboring
towns, The Mercury correspondent
who wrote this up last week must have
been reading the stars.
Mrs. +. P. Smith left Sunday night
for IN extended visit with friends and
ssls*ives IN the Strip.
Ralph Angus has purchased the
hoRse built on the StQrtevant place for
DE late Mr.. Snow, and has moved it
into town with the intention of trying
baching.
Memorial services were held In the
n. E. church, Sunday.
Lewis needs a bicycle club. The
streets were full of wheels Sunday,
end horses are drug on the market.
Chas Childs purchased the old Lew
js grain bins, which he intends to tear
down and remodel into house.
D. NJ. Lewis shipped two cars OF
hogs to market this week.
w. III. Israel is in K. G.. attending
the Modern Woodmen convention.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01

uoen Sore euer Y%ara9rofer meb en- iaaoan mooerlt9 Scr
lisbeo og Nlpor, at 8prnene life bile bien, nanr 6or9ls
orene tomme fr at bente Dem. 6enoes SOB er faloen paa
be Ilfi9e Steber.
Set Iunme tiger ben unee 6ru &anoel, oa bun lot
lenere paa NItenen lammen meo i'm Wtano og Sul9ermooer
fprer bjem til harrisburg, bppr benoes 5aber penter Dem.
De tire ere 9anlte taole, te t9nfe litfert paa ttollgere Var,
meoens 5rleoas Ganfer a1erbelt ouele peo ltolte sum-
Ntnaneb, Der lor benbe bar en- ristig 9folenmaaaeo, ia
oieoes bun Al ben samle prat ben llae airfe Setiulloe
til NllDeln, O9 oa bun fOm 10 al &lrfer, bar Seroen lah9f
imutfere eno ipr benbes gine. Sc ipiite til Wfiooa9 I
Hr9ltegaarbsbaoen boor Sprnene, 6rieoas Tenner, baooe
ueritroet 3u9en meb bpioe Og rpoe 3oienblaoe, laa at
S~aderfener og 6aoe bp9itaueli9t bnnieoe paa &oltr. SITE
en- @iuo rprte Jig, iaa at intet al 8laoene blefte bort, botl@
tet fuloitpnoi9gjoroe oeres @laoe. Saa efter W~tooa9en
tFrte 6riena meo 0ilbelm til Naartsburs, iom ba iiffert life
tunbe iammenli9nes meo np3et anoet Steo paa Soroen!
Ss Bet 9entpg bun bper Sag, naar bun iaa, boor benoes
Dtano os 6aoer fom 9obt no al BET meo b%inanoen, nnar
DEN iioites Nnigt ltabig blep mere penlist, bans Sptreoeu
mere fGrli9 mob benz. SUN flnoe albri9 taffe in Wtano
not, foroi ban iatte benoes 6aber ooer aft % before fors
ignite benoe END bam.
Oct bar til fort @aou os ~uberesneli9 gfptte, At NIls
belm bapbe 6eit Og 9o9n; tbi Der par liulig 6orbinoehe
melem @eerpalpe ps Martsburs. On Spnpasen matte
Wtooer 0orthea altio fore meb fine gprn bieln; o9laa MI |
often, Suleaf item, benteoe be benDe meo biem.
ga boloer Gosnen, os be ere Marfsburs. Wfalor
3. 6amloff maa littert bape bprt bet; tbi ban tenher burtt9
2plene pau @runtreet. gu 9eloer bet Blot ON at faa
Ouertpjet al ps laa itprDe Jig inp Stuen, boor Slanlen
ira 2plene paa BET bpje 9re itraaler Dem / Weeoe. Ooeralt
bar Der 2ps, baaoe paa erect og paa SRggene, men enonu
tGarere itrualer 9arlisbebens 2ps no al be fire Ntennelfers
Slitte, Der M mppes i fuIo SOritauelie Os Spite, Os De
a~asrflureite 9lateslps, tror ies, brenoe b9bt neoe 9jer'
terne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01

EN- Dag ful9t al jim Stu6 al OIicerer,
oa ban mDote en- Oerpi16 Ten ~mubame=
oanif Munt). Der meo bgj &pit raabte:
r6pem, Der pil ubbetale mig 100 De-
narer, ifal iaa ct eoot &aab til Sen.
9elo!" MOuarfeu ltnnoIebe % uinfeoe
40 0erpiI9rn. v6pao err bet for ct
soot &aab?" ipurste ban. Set Ifal
0eres Maieitet erfare, iaa mart Sen,
gene ere mig u0betalte", lpb Suaret.
&ongen lmilte, Os 4engene blepe uobe=
talte; ba iaspe Munten: vMait &aab.
eole 5prite, er bette: 8e9pno aloria
noget uoeH iprit at operpeis, buab @n.
Den pil blioe."
5el9et 10 40 ben lilti9e 9engeafpresz
ming; men Rongen 10 life, ban reo
tanfefulb bjsm u9 befalebe, at bette
Gaao lfuloe inosrapes paa GulabIets
S9sse, ia enoo9iua paa bans @ulbs
os Sglpf1r.
9fosle aar stf, Os imiblertib ban=
neee De tartariIfe Nbelsmeno ct f5or=
buno, Der gift uo paa intet minbre eno
at r9loe Den nurGrenoe &e9ent %
o9l9e en- ny at beres Mibte. &eb 9uos
tr9fntng blep bet beitemt, buem Der
ltuloe uofpre &un9emorbet, og ben ub=
unl9te, en- un9, %fanatilf officer, beqau
Ii9 til Slottet foripnet meo en- ifarp=
lleben Golf, boi3 Spios bar inblmurt
meo en- itGrf Silt. Meb Wurboaabez
net lfjult unber i'm &appe traaote ban
frem for i'm 6erifer, meb bpem ban
hnooe uobeot Zig en- Samtale / @nrum.
"a, ju't lpm ban nermeoe fig 3ronen
for at fulofpre lit onoe 6OrIet, falbt
bans 0ie raa ben mOolatte &R9, %
Der l9te ban Sroene: v8espno albris
no9et uoen fgrft at pperoeie, boao
Gnoen bill blioe." San rDIteoe, blep
bles, pufleoe os iant neo for i'm 8onses
56ooer meo lpoeli9 Sulfen. Snart err
fareoe 6priten ben 6ure, Der bapbe
truet bans Sip, Os Guriasen til bans
&eonins. IS Sanobeo", ubbrpb ban,
be bunoreoe 9enarer pore oel art-
Uenote." S 9goelmob tilsap ban fin
MOroer, Os insen prspebe iiben paa at
ltgbe BAN fra Groen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01

tan ban npf life fpmme meo, unnr ban
%tjener.
9et er eGers bejli9t, nuar bet er
5oraar, iIar tiolis ON Worsenen, naar
oct er itlQe &ejr. Sr9s O9 8lOmiter
ltpbe frem pg beffe aft bet pisne fra
iioite Nar. Set er Tom man bliuer
iplot al no9et, iom man irenser til at
ipnee uo. SENDER bu beune Sang:
@uaren ct tOmmen, Suslene ipnser,
glomiter1e butte, o9 nitfe: pGr glab;
SrGfterne e9es; alt, bpab Der tpn9er,
9eftes / @aariuiets lpulmenoe Sab.
0aaren er tommeu, Solen bar Mogten,
Raloer til 2ipe alt, bpab ben tan
Dit, bpob Der len9es os leuer i Srusteu
@iter ct 2ip be leuenbes 9anb.
&aaren er fonunen meb 6aab til ell @erben
Seq aonoer meo, iaa 9obt iom ies fan -
Geber, at 6erren nil Iebe min 6eroen
9elt IND 9aabets foriRttebe 9anb.
Wen je9 maa flute. Get fan mart
blipe Tent M um Nftenen, for 5oraaret
bar osiaa BET PED fig, at 9asene blioe
LANCE pg 9tetterne forte.
Gin
SennD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
Tor tmm9t for @ngleme.

Sor no9le Nar iiben boebe / Nerbes
ben at 9tlanta / Georgia en- Manb,
lom bar Meolem al IN Menisbeb bers
tebs. San nso mesen Nnleelie /
@snen, men ban bar en- serrig Manb.
6an bapbe en- file Gennebatter, Der bar
tolo @ar sammel. iom bpebe bps BAN;
bun bar en- lille foritanbi9 Bise, Os till
ltge bar bun ct CUBS 8arn. gun
baooe bert Sale Om fin 8ebftefabers
&erligbeo til 8ense os bans upi1i9beh
til at betale, bpor ban ftplote nOset,
boi(fet befpmreoe 6enoe meset.
@n Mor9en, ba be iabe peb Trofoits
6oroet, iusOe bun: v8eb1efaber, ies
brpmte ON big / Stat"
r@iOrbe bu? 6uao bremte bu iaa
ON mis?"
rSes bremte, at bu bar bgb, os ieg
iaa, at @nslene fOm neo for at bore big
til 9immelen. 9e to9 big / beres
Irme O9 fiji opab, til be neiten bare ube
al Siste, men laa Itanbiebe Sc p9 fiji
runot en- Stunb uben at fise bpiere OBJ.
Sluolelig fom De neb i9en o9 lasoe big
paa Sorbsn, Os ben enc gnsel iasbe til
big: nMin Sen, bu er for tuns for os, pi
funne life fore big pp til 9immelen. Set
ct Din @elb, Der tpnser big neb, men
bpis ou betaler Dem, bu er ftplbig,
futile Ri mart bente big i9en."
Den samle Maub blep bpbt sreben
af ben lilies 0rgm, ban 1aa ben Sare,
buurt ban ipe0eOe fOrmebelit fin Ger
risbeb, Ds ban teiluttebe at Omuenbe
fig ira benne fin Spho.
6aa mart ban baobe enbt 6rofolten,
git ban IND / fit 8arelie os bao alpors
list til Sub ON Gorlaoelie us 9ielp
imoO ben sruelise @errisbebsipno.
9erpaa gift ban ub O9 betalte fin @elb.
Sra Den Dag b!ep ban altib punftlis
meo fine 8etalin9er. Gaalebes befrie=
pes ban, BED Nbparslen, fra @errtsbeb,
Os unb9if at mite fin 2pn. Stfe
lepse b%ereiter bDbe ban pirfelis, Os
@n9lelte fDrte bam uben SeioRr til
Simmelen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
Gre 0uleaftener
Nf
q. Tolnmar.
(Sluttet.)

&ifhelm ian forle9er puu 6rieoa os 5rieoa pa BAN,
% be9ge rpIteoe pna 6uuebet, lOm ON ii9t ltuloe bore npO'
uen0iQt mflen Dem, ium ON be life bare utsi paa b%lnanben,
uaiaa uten npgen llotnleie mellen Dem?
nS9 bar De, @r. WtaIor," peobleo 5ru Eanoel,
,Ipurqt 9eres Qatter. ON bun uil egte min Spn? Oilers
bliuer 10 ben Itatfets 9ise uoen pioere siuet bort, iom ON
hi b0eoe liae mtot Gprfiet."
Set rar EN- Iile, men i~nberlis 5orlopelie, Der fob
iom ct lepenoe Ennt pu sorPlbrenes 6orionin9. Oct belle
font poerrnItenoe iOr Dem be9se, = / bet mlnolte Tor
6rieba, ON oct par en- Suerraitelie for Stbelm ltal uare
uiu9t.
@pte Morgen gift be ale fire til Sirfe Seeiunlbe'
8il6e(m % 6rieon Nrm 2(rn. Stouen bar boto al Glnt
irOIt, men BET lgtfeli9e grubepur iau lutter rolenfarueoe
@reue pnn Greerue. 0a be fom ben tit &irten, patte De
lepenbe Snteresie. 4raiten gift ct StDtte bag efter Dem O9
9laoeoe fig uuer, at bnna fiIs 9lneNe Og %ijulte 9nIte Oite
ia at uare gaaet / OpfglbeIie, buOrimoo 9rRiefrucn ps
6enbes Qptre rblepe noset ~Turitgrrebe beres %Snbast,"
iol be ubtrnfte, ba be fOm bjem. De rnse, Silbelm o9
Grieba, oerimpb iaa intet p9 tanfte fun pna iis5ieln'og ben
Sub, Der 6nuDe fort Dem 40 unberlise &eie til BET tonne
M1aal. Sr8elet preiuberepe, Og libt efter BRUTE Sansen
Qenuem &i1fen:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
Ssiaa ct Sesn.

@n al 5randss Wteobialpere, iom baobe meb be bag,
lge ubbetalinger at gore. fom en- often meset i~DrsmOois
inb til Srandt p9 Iosbe: ygtu er bet forbi meb Gensene. "
Set er sobt," iuarebe 5rande, bet er ct 9een paa, at
Sub bill sipe ps npeet isen. S min Sarnoom fit jes altib
ct par nn Gfo, nanr be samle bare %oplltote."
Gasen efter tom Der ct 8reo meb lets Sunorebe &rpner