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a. she set out the remains of the din.
ner as quickly as possible. Mamma
has one of her bad streaks Of neuralgia.
Oh, Frank. how are papa and brother
Ned, and Jack?"
"All we'll and hourishing two days
ago; why. this does famously. Polly"
and he set to work at bread and butter,
beef and potatoes with the hearty relish
of a hungry traveller.
Nanny had taken the letter upstairs,
sure that no other medicine would do
Mrs. Cunningham SO much good. Now
she rushed back. ashy with fright. For
de Lawd's sake, Mars Frank, run oud
de back dol Here comes a whole troop
of Yankees"
"No, Frank!" said Polly. who had
flown to the back window as he started
up, and. selling hat and overcoat, made
for the door. 'They are coming that
way, too. Quick! here! upstairs! can
hide you'll"
The rear of the house was one and
half stories high, with sloping roof;
and where the newer two-storied front
Joined it ON either side were closets
in the wall. They had been wainscoted.
instead Of plastered. and one Of them
had been given to Polly in her baby
hood for a doll house. After reaching
Woodstock Polly had begged her father
for a sliding panel in this closet. open
ing into the cuddy under the caves OF
the old house.
Mrs. Cunningham had protested. say
ing it would only be a rat hole and do
Polly no good, but the husband had
laughed and yielded. 1T was as good
as any other top" he said. and under
Polly's supervision country carpen-
ter had done the job so cleverly that no
one not in the secret would have sus-
pected the existence of the panel or
found the spot. looking like knot in
the wood. which concealed the spring.
Frank, visiting the house as q boy,
had often teased Polly about her secret
chamber, and, like her brotherA had
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DOLLY CUNNINGHAM lived in

DOLLY CUNNINGHAM lived in a
quiet country neighborhood and
nourished on Walter Scott's stories
from the time she could read, had al
ways longed for excitement and adven-
lures; now she had great deal more
of them than she wanted. Her home in
oulpeper county. Va, was near the very
center of the battle-ground between the
union and confederate armies; SO near
Brandy Station that the roar Of the can
non echoed through the house and the
smoke of the battle was plainly to be
seen.
Her father and her brothers were in
the southern army. But she and her
mother remained in the old homestead.
A few of their old slaves still chung to
them, notably Pouy's "mammy" and
her husband, who, trustee and confiden-
tial house servants, had never felt the
yoke of slavery as CALLING. What they
could have done without nanny Polly
never dared to think.
She came into the dining-room,
where Polly was washing the dishes
after the frugal dinner, a meal which
her mother, suffering with an acute at
tack of neuralgia, was too i'll to share.
swell, honey" she said. "yo' ma
pears to be easy now. l gave her a
hot foot bath an mustard plarster.
an she went 10 sleep. SO put the bell
whar she could tech it an crep' out.
reckon mout as we'll take my ole man
his dinner" Nanny went to the win
dow and looked out, craning her neck
to catch a glimpse of the drive lead
ing to the front Of the house. Great
Marster," said she, "here's Yankee Of
ficer ridin' up to the do. Yo' keep STILL
chile. while 60 an sees what he
wants."
In a moment she was back. smiling,
followed by young man in the uni
form of United States lieutenant.
whose Hello. Polly" startled her sc
that she dropped the cup she was wip-
ing on the floor. She looked at it. rue
fully. then her face lit mp.
"Why. FIank!" she exclaimed. where
did you come from?"
"Stuart's headquarters. Of course;
want to find out what Sheridan is do
ing. I've letter for your mother from
tie major. Can you get me a mouthful
to eat?"
at won't be much more" said Polly,
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FUNSTON ON THE F1L1P1Nos
Minds Of the Followers Of
Agulnala0.

Col. Funston, whose fighting in tia
Philippines has made him famous,
wrote q letter home to the Topeka
(Kan.) Capital, before the outbreak Of
hostilities. In 1t he said some things
which ought to cool down tho partic:-
pants in the Chicago meeting which at
tackled the president. For instance:
II am afraid that some people at
home will lie awake nights worrying
about the ethics Of this war, thinking
that our enemy is fighting for the right
Of self-government. etc. The word Ia.
dependence which these people roll
over their tongues so glibly, Is to then.
. word and not much more.
1T means simply with them Mcenss
to raise hell and if they got coE.
troll they would raise fine crop of It.
It is true that they have . certain mum.
Der OF educated leaders educated,
however. about the same way q par
rot is.
They are, as rule, an illiterate.
semi-savage people. who are waging
war not against tyranny, but against
Anglo-Saxon order and decency. Thei,
whole conduct during the seve7a;
months preceding the outbreak wa.
one of insufferable arrogance and ego
tism. They were swollen up by the fact
that our people made too much of them
at first. I, for one. hope that Uncle
Sam win apply the Christening rod
good. hard and plenty and lay It on un.
til they come in to the reservation and
promise to be good Injuns.'"
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IN ANpALUsiA.

Beneath the brilliant Spanish sky . tower;
Lofty and lovely. rears its graceful height
Near the fair palace where by royal right
The noble ARGOS ruled in feudal power:
Here Ponce de Leon. Of his race the flower;
Set forth upon his quest In all mems sight
To seek but never find oh. happy
knight
A more than kingly. more than mortal
dover.
Above the vegas still the palace stands:
Vast olive orchards sweep about. and
fields
OF waving grain where peoples bloom
In flame.
Here pilgrims come from distant western
lands.
And Of the vital Joy that beauty yields
QUAR- youth renewed In Ponce de Icons
name.
-Ninna Caroline Smith. In The Puritan.
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The Best Summer Route to California
Is the Santa Fe. The average tempera-
ture during the journey is less than that
for the same period at your home. Then
the cars are so comfortable, fatigue is
scarcely noticeable. Pullman palace and
tourist sleepers and free chair cars on all
California trains.
FRED GARDNER, Agent,
Dodge City, Has.
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Motler'SFriend

We know that in thousands of cases
it has proved more than . blessing to
expectant mothers. 1t overcomes morn
ing sickness 1t relieves the sense of
tightness. Headaches cease, and dan
ger from Swollen, Hard and Rising
Breasts is avoided. Labor itself Is
shortened and shorn of most of the pain.
We know that many doctors recon-
mend it, and we know that multitudes
of women go to the drug stores and buy
it because they are sure their physicians
have no objections. We ask . trial
just q fair test. There is no possible
chance of injury being the result. be-
cause Mothers Friend is scientific
ally compounded. 1t is sold at 81 bot
tie. and should be used during most of
the period of CESSATION. although great
relief is experienced if used only . short
time before childbirth. Send for our il
lustrated book about Mothers Friend.
THE RD A nruCs n DE0su ATnD IN
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An Instructor was drilling Q com.
pany Of English volunteer recruits.
who did not pay much attention to his
orders. He noticed one man in partio-
uIar. who was passing sly remarks
about him. The instructor held out for
some time, but at last could stand Il
no longer and said to the man sar-
castically: You seem to know all
about the drill, my lad. Suppose you
come and take my place" The man
came out Of the ranks and, facing tho
company. gave the order: Company,
'tention!" Then, after pause: Right
turn! Nsmiss!" Leaving the aston
ished instructor, who was too amazed
to speak. the company raced back 70
tho canteen, delighted at having e..
capped an hours tedious drill.
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1t is nice thing to have distinctive
style and color Of correspondence paper
and office stationery, for then your
friends can recognize your letters at
supply you with just the right thing In
this line, allowing you the privilege Of
choosing what you want from fiue line
At samples. Ask to see them.
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ODIN, kAs., BEoGs MF'G Co., Sirs,-I
have used your Cherry Cough Syrup the
past week for Ia grippe and can cheer
fully say it is sure cure for that disease,
rs it cured me in short time, and will
cure Others il they use it faithfully, F.
Shade. Sold at City Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Walter Pine delivers the Topeka State
Journal anywhere in town at ten cents
per week. For general. state and rail-
road news the Journal is unexcelled.
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Baptist Church.

Preaching morning and evening, every
third and fOu,th Lords Day.
Sabbath School every Sabbath, 10a. m.
b. Y. p. U. at 6 80 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Friday. 1880 pm.
Cordial invitation to all.
J. n. RoBINsoN, Pastor.
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A. T. Howden says eevere hail ssorm
visited his place Thursday afternoon and
killed upwards OF 80 head Of his sheep.-
Jetlnore Herald.

DeE4s' Cherry Cough Syrup
Gives yOu the essential qualities Of the
cherry tree bark from which 1t derives
its name. 1t cures your stubborn eold,.
coughs Of long standing and Group. Ii 10
the best known cure for Ia grippe. Sold
by w. F. Pine.
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The irrepressible Sam Jones is to visit
Garden City. lie will be here on the
18th of July under the auspices of the
Southern Lyceum Lecture Association.
Rev. Sam Jones has national reputation
n preacher and lecturer.-Garden City
Imprint.
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And others. Santa Fe will sell tickets to
San Francisco and return for $50. Lin
tied to return to July 10, 1899. Pullman
sleepers-palace and tourist-and free
chair cars to California daily. Fred
Gardner. Agent, Dodge City, has illus
trated descriptive literature of points Of
interest en- route.
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You need for perfect health, plenti-
full and constant supply of pure new
blo.d. Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker tones the stomach and assists d.
gestiOn. We sell it. w. F. Pine.
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Mrs. j. H. Ripple and Mrs. Jennie
WEIGH came down from Dodge City Sun
day morning and are visiting at the
home of their brother, J. G. Edwards
Larned ChrOnOscope.
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Our local dealers report the sale Of a
large number of headers this season.
This doesn't look us though the wheat
crop in Pawnee county is total failure
this yexr.-Larned Chr0noscOpe.
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Judge-Take your hat OF; it annoys
me!
Prisoner-Thank you; but It doesn't
annoy me.
Judge with rage. loud)-It annoys
mel
Prisoner-But, Judge. how can It an
noy you? It isn't on your head.-N. Y.
World.
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w. G. Edwards was transactiDg bust
ness in this city the first of the week.
Mr.. Edwards predicts a large im,nigrs-
tion to Kansas this fall.-Laned Chrome
scope.
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A number of our citizens are going to
Dodge on the Fourth. We doubt il they
have any more enjoyment than they
would If they remained at home.-Jet.
more Herald.
There will be lots of fun here.
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There will be services ut st. Cornelius
church next Sunday. 5'h Sunday after
Trinity, morning aud evening. Morning
prayer aud sermon ut IL O'Clock. Even-
ing prayer and sermon at o'clock.
Sunday school 1T 10 a. N. All are invited.
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Not minute need be wasted in curing
your cold if you take Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup. 1t acts the quickest and
snrest of any known remedy. No matter
how bad you cough. you can sleep il you
take this remedy on going to bed. Kept
by w. F. Pine.
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A number Of cattlemen Who fenced up
large tracts of land this spring are be-
ginning to have more or less trouble over
it.-Jeimore Herald.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

A custom peculiar to Buddhists 3
that Of wandering about the country
with hammer and chisel and carving
holy symbols upon rocks by the way.
ode.
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VIII often cause q horrible Burn.
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. the best in the world, will kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old
Sores. Fever Sores. Ulcers. Boils, Felons
Corns. all Skin EruptiOns. Best Pile
cure on earth. Only 25 cents a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by w. F. Pine
Druggist.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Township vouchers for sale at Topeka
prices by the GLOBE REPUBLICAN Office.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

That ThrObbinx Headache
Would quickly leave You, If you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood aud strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only 25cents. Money back
if not cured. Sold by w. F. Pine.
Druggist.
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Children's hats and cspss and Tim
O'Shanters at low figures-regardless Of
cost Mrs. JUSTIN.
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Grasshoppers are reported to Be getting
thick.
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The following Letters remain unclaimed
for week ending June %. 1899, and
unless called for within thirty days, will
be sent to dead letter Office. Persons
calling for these letters will please say
"Advertised", and give date Of this no
tice. One cent will be charged for ad
vertised letter delivered.
Brice, Harry Keith, John
Draper. Dr.John B Makepeace, Chas
Do0lin, Mrs L Il May Homer
Friedbery, n Perrybau2h, Mr.
Foster, Mr. VIM Hartman, Joseph
Punky. John, package
]. A. ARNENT, Postmaster.
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Rev. B. 3. Taylor, tho s'Dakota Cy.
Clone" 10 holding revival meetings In
the city park, Topeka, commencing To-
day.
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marvellous rejuvenafing properties OF DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
prove an unfailing means of rescue and
restoration.
1t is a very simple though eminently
scientific medicine. It is not mere slim
ulant like so many malt extracts. 1t re-
stores healthy power by reviving the in
nermost sources of vitality in the nutritive
system. 1t enables the digestive and
blood making organism to manufacture
good blood abundantly and rapidly, 50
that the immense waste OF tissue and nerve
fiber entailed by hard labor is Offset by
a speedy upbuilding of fresh energy and
strength.
A prominent and venerable Illinois physician
y. ". Vowles. VI. D.. OF Fowler. Adams Co.,
thirty one i3I) cents in stamps for The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser in cloth bind
ing. With this pittance 70. so valuable . work
ttrrly a giff to the public, must express my
that you have rendered the public. A correct
measure Of your usefulness never has been. and
never will be estimated bv the public; no, not
by the multitude Of afflicted humanity that
has been relieved and cured by your ,nedi-
cines Wherever go or have been in the
United States, ind persons who have used, and
ere using DR. Pierce's medicines with satisfac-
ton for all conditions for which they recon-
Tended. Never has one spoken dispagagingiy
of their action, and from having seen SO often
their good effects, I am also enthUsed with con-
fdencc in their action in cases and conditions
for which they are recommended 1t is not
common for regular physicians to endorse and
recommend proprietary medicines, but In this
case l have no equivocation OF hesitancy in so
doing
The quick constipation cure Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Never gripe.
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See inside pages for late news.
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casFied Down
SkFe0A.

W0en z man
crossing some
difficult place in
his workin z
career; squirting
all his energies to
accomplish some
critical passage in
his business jour-
ney, sud- denly
finds his health
giving way and
feels him S elf
swept out of the
saddle by the
sWift-run min z
current of dis
ease-then is the
time when the
Or0f<rties of DIR.
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THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Pretty warm weather.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
Gin biaises 9eim.


Der llnter;eihuete bat 500 Nder 0ano
NJ Conn WiQpoob ~ pertaufet, auf be-
en- er aerne beutIbe 5amilien angsfeoelt
ieben mohte. 9as ean,e 2anb eisnet i1
gum 8ebauen uortrefhih. Der 8coen
1T iebr ihwer, idpar,er 6umus nit 0ebm'
llnterbobsn. Nuf Der sroben Nderhdha
aibt eS pieleS sutes Wieienlano, ebenio
Waple', Gihen. unb Giienbol,. 3as 2ano
miro an 9eutibe fir $40 bis SIS per
Nder pertauft, pon oenen so Yro3ent IN
se;ablt werben miiiien, uno Der Reit fam
in Mbidlasssablungen nab Bethlehem bis
in 40 Sabren au5 Yro,ent sinsbar be-
,ablt werben. Srsenb einem 9aufer wirb
elm 6aus errihtet uno bic gum 8sbauen
bes 5eIoes uotbiaen Nderssratbe seliefert.
9ieie 8elesenbeit 1T cine 10 quite, wie lie
moblielten mieoer in'S Stearns 9ountp
gebsten piro. Wer INNER Rh Elm Seim
unter %siinitisen S%eoinaun9en anihafen
mill, menbe iih an
6enrp 8Iente,
51-7mts Jreeport, Winn.
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Observation-Disclosures

G9on mill Der 3us abfabren-oa
iprinst Elm Yaiiasier ms ,&au4-
ioupe. ~ 9onnerpetter, ruft er am
Senitsr itebsno uno alle 5aiden abgrei.
feno, nun bab' i6 feline Gigarre bel
mir-obne Gi9arre fubren, oas bait
i'd ni9t aus S6aiinsr, aellner, buben
sic benin teine Gigarren bier?"-alles
idittelt ben &opf. Sdon pfeift bic
2otomotibe. Der &etienoe 1T oer5tpei'
fsft.-,Qd, tpiiien Sic mas" ia9t ba
Der CUTE Stattunsooriteber, rum Sbre
Dual gu linoern, tommen Sic bier
beriiber ms Goupe fir Ni6trau9er-
Oa blrfen Sic ni6t rau6en !"
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Eutulrr arrthunt.

Seim Serrn Gberit 1T gbenos &C.
ieIli6aft anseiaet. Die aO6in Warie
erpartet an benz 9lei9en @beno ibren
S6at, ben 8eIreiten ausut.-Sn Der
NGmmerung erideint Der Gojutant,
UNI benz Serrn Sberit cine oienftii4e
Wittbeiluns gu MADDEN. Sn Den ountlen
goriaal einsetreten, iiblt er iid ploB-
lid bon Spei trdfti9en @rmen umidlun.
gen. Gin ~bersbafter SuB auf feline 2ip-
ben, stpas in Ole Sano 9eorudt uno
gum Sempel binausseidoben nit ben
@orten: r@u9uit, tpmm' morsen ME.
Der, mir baben 8eielli6att," mar oaS
99srt zines Iugenblits."
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Brrnhiprnn.

gei Der Su6e mad elmer Sommer'
tpobnuns: LIMB tOnnen meme Suben
aud i'm 6luiie baoen9"-o6reili', ID
piel z pollen $50 meine, Oh e.
ni9t sefdbrli9 t?"-v Geidbrli3? 6
no, 9rd' Grau! Sa muB iid Gins
F6on redt gut ausfenna, menus i'm
Quba9 eriaufen mill
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80 To-

9rdutigam: rSbeure alma,
tpiirbe Sein Yapa pobl mor9en Na6'
Elm paar Stunoen fir mid gu
Ipre6en iein? Sd mill linn meine 2iebe
gu Dir selieben !"-graut: ~Sd, oas
tannit Su bod aud in elmer 0ier'
telitunbe abmaden !" -Sr6uti'
.Mlerbinss-aber i'd mill ibm
aud alei9 meine S6uloen seiteben!"
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1mmrr HrrTflbr.

profeiior Der 8ef9i6te (oet
gum eritsn Wale elm Sienitmdo6en
ensasirt): .3eusnifie baben Sic alio
nidt? Sm, oa miiiien tuir uns 'mal
ielbit iberSeusen, pas Sic eNentlit
piiien. Sasen Sic mir, mann bs9ann
sisentli9 Der ~30idbrise 9rie9?"
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Dnruhnuuu.

Sonntu9sreiter: sd muB in
elmer Stunoe bel meiner Sraut iein-
tann i6 Elm lansiames piero baben2"
-Yferbeoerleiber: ,Wenn Sic
i6nell %bintcmmen polleu, 10 nebmen
Sic bod lieber Elm ibnelles piero!--
Gin idnelles
piero! Damn tomm' i'd ii4er 3u fpdt! !"
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SurUhuerutrCru

@lte Sante (Sornis): rNi6ts ME
Gorge uno S9anoe bat man nit Cir
limb i'd babe mir 10 piel bon Dir per'
iproden !"-Neffe: SIT oas meine
S9ulo? SD lam bod ni6t oafir,
rpenn gu Saden peripri9it, bic gu
ni6t balten tannlt!"
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Der GelHprpb.

Gin etelbafter Yrob. oieier Sol
jtein. "-.Ia tpie 10, bat pObl ietner
Wi,ie bonn Ballet neues 8ollier &c.
51entt?"-, Wenn bas nur pdre." =
,Ntu, tuobl gar gauipase setauft?A-
,49, nod mebr. "-.Na, mas benin
oann2"-ra Wdbel bot er sebeiratbet,
arm pie cine 9irdsumaus. Der 8elo.
prob, Der etelbofte.1
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Rutulnu Der Grfiihlr.

Serr: lid, sndoises SrduIein,
Sic iino bas q uno . meiner 8eoan'
ten, bas @Ipba uno Omega meiner
gmpfinounsen, baS prdluoium uuo
Ginale meiner Srdume, bic polonaiie
unb Der S6lubpal3er meines Ser,ens !"
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purd,Cdruut.

Hi9ter: ng1ie alt, 3eu9in?"-
3eu9in 6oserno): sd babe tiirSli6
meinen 20. 8eburtstas seieiert -
&i6ter: nSas mill i6 ni4t wiiien,
icnoern pie alt Sic iino?"
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Gin nrn Grnpru.
Grrrd1tr Gutriinuuu.

@irtb gum 3e6preller): .@ie,
Sic baben tein 8elo, UNI Die 3e6e gu
be,ablen? (@iitbeno): 8, Der 2ump,
Der elenoise-oamit Der aerl Die lebte
Yortion Saienbraten 9etrie9t bat, babe
i'd ielbit nod mas @noeres eiien mil.
fen !"
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Gin ttrura 3liltrr,.

2ebrer: Stun, Sdns6en, tuer bat
allie Die i6onen 6eloer uno @ieien uno
gerge gema6t, Die Su bier iiebit?"-
Sdns6en: sd peiB nibt. @ir
iiro ia crit iebt bierbcrge3o9en."
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Trsgtdie a DaSSeIbe Was lT fushr Gekautt HABIT
's =. &WNzzM
Stpti;!

IS ipiro hermit betauut aemabt, bah am
uuo nab benz I. Suui 1899 Die unter'el6ne'
ten Fanfen Der taot It, Glouo mor9ens .
llbr se0iiHet uuo nahmitta9s 3 ubr seldlpi'
len peroeu.
9rite Hational Fanf.
|24-3 Rerhants Rotional 8anf.
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A~uururhntrr Croft.

CAT: rNa, nit benz eiIen baben
Sic mid idOn 'reingele9t-i6 peroe
Die sanss Nadt nidt i6lafen t0nnen !"
-&ellner: n6ndoi9er Serr molten
ia Obneoies mor9en irilbseitis abreiien !"
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.s--
Ans Auluit.

Meier: ,@ie tommt es, oaB unier
Greuno &rauie teine Saare mebr bat?"
-S6ulse: .Sas peibt Su ni9t?
Sie Ne9er baben &rauies trauies)
Sdar!"
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aua rinrm, snlnatenhrief.

,.... Die @urit, bic Sbr mir &c.
i6idt babt, bat Der Serr llnteroifisler
ee9eiien. Gr iaete: Eaun piiroe i'd
penisitens ni6t SeimpeG betommen."
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nruluniufn.

Grdulein 8robler: rSie tOnn'
ten mid be9lfiten, Serr ban Der Saiten.
ia oieier abii6tli9 ni6t binbort,
dr9erli6): Sic baben pobl @atte in
ben S9ren?" - Ser pianit lin
ru1isem SOne): Rod ni9t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
1lnrnd1tiu.

Oiener Ger smei l0=Nartltilde in
Der @eltentai6e ieines Serrn iinoet):
salt, Der mill mid piellei6t aui bic
probe itellen-eins laiie i'd p~orlauiis
hrin |"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
Aiihur II

vglio bic Gntiettunsstur bat Sbr
8epi6t bon 800 piuno aui $50 BET.
minoert9"-vSa, rein gum S6atten
bin it absemaaert.'
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Gin bunoert MniieOler usrlanst,

I'M gdnoereieu am uuo III Der Ndbe oes
Reo Gate, Winueipta, in SellS gu nebmen.
5eiues Seimltdttelauo yslelen' uno NIT
ODER ihperem s. Il betpahienes
9ano; outer Spoen, 9utes &aher. Seites
Sa9os uno Stlbrepier I'M Stnate 9ampf'
i6iie lauien regular aui Dem 6luB uno Dem
See. Tim H6beres penoe mas llt IN ensli'
Sprahe an
9anieI Q b q 10,
24s3 5hiei Rlper oils, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
1lutrrId1ieN.

u. lin elmer @eielli6aft, als iiber Die
S6piesermiitter raiiOnnirt piro)
,Weine Sdtpie9ermutter lit Elm Gn9el !"
-.Sa tonnen Sic lei6t reoen, aber
meine-lebt nod
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3rurrn,trs nrreniiern.

o.: .Sie ,paren nit Sbren bier
S66tern in Rproernep? Imiiiirt?"-
% ia! Sd babe piel Tersnu9sn
ausoeitanoen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
Gufe Auarenr.

,Tu, Cttp, feb Dir sinmal btefe
Muslasen on - 9iebites Martb4en,
bic Qsbe ma6t blino!"