davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Wte mir erfabren, 1T es ni9t
ri9tig, baB goniut Or. &arl iii
gum @eneralconf jul in Seem Oorf e%rnannt
tporben 1T. Or. 8in3 tit Oielmebr lebigli9
NIT Der tommifarif6en @erpuGtung Der
@eI9Gfte bes gaetp gorter 9enerulconiuluts
beauftrugt tporben. Die befinitibe 8e>
ieBuns Oes pOitens itebt no9 aus. glerz
bat man @runb, an%5unebmen, baB
fpdter Serr Gonful 8iin3 nit benz poten
betraut perbsn tpir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Ser irene 8urenfreunb 8Ginb
in 2onbon mabnt Die G%ngGdnber an SOL
genbes: Sure PrefIe b~erIungt ieBt BON
9eutf4lanb: feline Hegierung foGe einen
f0rmGi6sn @rluB 9egen SbeiGno6m. BON
0sutfben am 8riege (ndmIi8 auf @eiten
ber Buren, DerOffentli9en. N6er 6ut benin
En9lanbs &egirrung etpa bas @lei6e qez
tbun, uls Sren muFenbaft 187O-H ouf
Geite Der 5run8Ofsn gesen 9eutfds fo4z
ten2"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Inter ben fran3Dfif9en Cana
bttrn berrf4t groBe 6 n ii It Ii n g ii6er
bic fiir8li4 rrfOIgts gerfdidung elmer tpenn
a1d tIeinsn cana6ifden Sruppenabt6eilung
rad Sio=Qfrita gegen bic 9 uren. Die
ffdnaOftI4e PreFe Gonaba's eiebt bieTer
@ntritfung ~1numtpunbenen Musbruf unb
bsrlangt 5und4it @4eibung Der probin3
Ausbec bon Der msbr engItI4en 9rOoin5
Ontario.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
GaGifurnien's iGbr1i6e,

@atifurnien's idbr1t8er
8olbertrag lit unbebelttenb i'm Ser
giei3 gu Der @usbeute, pelde feline @einz
berge nrb Sbfgdrten Iiefern. Sir aonz
nenz nnb 8dfObt alein purben i'm Sabre
1899 annd6ernb $15,OOOOO0 bereinnubmt
unb bic @einberge, Citrus unb unberes
frii4es Sbit bru4ten mtnbeftens cine glet9
grOBe @nmme elm. SIM Sabre 1898 prpz
bu5irte Der @tuut $15,9O6,478 an goIb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Cine groBe &n5ub1 fG6fT6er Wez
Der ion ii4 auf benz @ege na4 Nmerita
6%efinben. Die @inpanberung nimmt iiberz
buupt tpieber grOBere @erbdltniHe an. benin
uniere 5urmer urpb Nrbeiter f9iden tpieoer
%boffnungsoole 8riefe in bic alte 9eimat6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die 9eutf8en Der @tubt 81 m
gOr I, Dbne 11nterf4ieb Der 9artei, treten
in MafenberI ummlungen fraftboG ii bic
Gstpd6lung ors betpdbrten bisbertgen gpGiz
ssiri8ters &ubIi9 gum Gi9ter Der GttD
Court elm. &ubIi4 1T Der piirbige @obn
bes dls beiaArter Nr5t in 9oboten lebenben
beriibmten Diterrei4if9en 8auern6ef reiers
Sans &ublt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

9us @rgebntB Der tiir3Gi9 erFoGgz
ten Oret Big 81 gdn5ungspab1 Re n
fir ben id4fi9en 2anOtag 1T fir bic
@octa1@9empfruten fe6r ungiin=
fttg. Ro4 benz n0resbener Soltrnal" bas
ben bic @Ocialz0 emotraten bier @tbe berz
loren, 10 baB ie in Der 3petten &ammer
iebt nur NOD bier 8ertreter 6aben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

GontrezMbmtrat CD Ge1 tpirS
ffh nit feinem iibdtIuntif9en @ez
f3pdber, beg 8urenfriepes balber 3uz
nd4f in Ibafritanif dr. @enGf<
ier begeben. 9as @ef9puber beite6t aus
rG6icagO", rMontgomerp" unb rWiGming>
TOM. 8enn's @4te9 piini9t, min Inn
5lOttenminiiber Song au9 ben ftarten
Rreu5er rSerds" geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Ser pirttem6ergtf9e @ez
burtsort beg nun in Baltimore getprbez
men g ebma9inen : grfinbrrs
Cttmar Mtrgent9uGsr lit 8tettg<
m, bic bibf4e Stabt i'm Oberumt 8ss
[is6eim.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Ser 6eutf9r &atfer b~erGan9t cline
btOeutenoe @erme6rung Der SGotte,
BENIN sr min baG6tpegs S9ritt boGten nit
ben gepIurten 8erftdrtungen Der engGi19en,
ruifti4en, fran5Dif4en unb ameritunif9en
Elotte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

@umuel 9tdep, Der 9rGiibent Der
Prubibitionsz2igd, griff in elmer gu Bottom
BebuItenen &ebe Mc&in1ep febr f9arf
an, neil bteer betm Gbicagoer 8dnfette
8ein 9%etrunten babe. 9tefe Nngrtffe
t0nnen benz PrGtbenten Mc&inGeD Bel alien
berniinftig benfenben Qmerifunern nur
niiBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

@er bebuuptet, buB bic @stbz
frage t%pentger tpihtig fei, oIs anbere
Sragen, Der Ieiitet Der 9ef8Gftsme4t
einen f9le9ten 9ient.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
2eD6 fetert bas 8ier, ni6t au

2eD4 fetert bas 8ier, ni9t aus
Dem SIS, aber aus benz 88 10:
r8ruu4bareS rauer6uri4en bereiten bsitGnz
big bitteres, braunes 8ter, btanntli6 be-
fonbers biGiges 8ebirfniB begniigfamer,
biirgerli4 bebagli9 beiiammen bleibenber
8iir9er. 8etbDrte, bierfeinbIife 8ac6us>
briiber bebaupten bistpeilen be1timmt: 8ier
berau16e baGb, befriebige Bios 8arern, Be-
raube beferen 8epuBtietns, beraube Bill
benbe 8tloung, begriinbe breite 8du9e, be-
fDrbere blinben 8IDbiinn. 8egeiftert gacz
4us befer bleibt betm 8eferen; beiingt
8urgunber, 8Orbeaur, 8rauTepein, be-
I6impft bosbaft 8ter. 8isbere 8iertrinter!
8ebor 8epeiie 8eIeres betpd6ren, bleibt
bei9eieIt beinn braunen 8e4erblinten, bleibt
8ierfreunbe!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

@ngGunb mo9t feline gun3e
6IOtte mobtI. Sc mebr siege Die 9u@
rem erringen, 6etO gefabrDoler g%eftaItet Ii4
bic @eltluge fir @nglanb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
atbonnement .BretTe:

Sn gbteoes bard bic 9rds.r ms onus e~eItefsrt.
4aeebIatt per Bode
3deli9e auseube unb Scr meftn" per Wsode.. O2O
SdeIibe Nuseabe per IoG
Sdelibe auseabe unb Ser INTERCHANGEABLE
Scr Weften" per 260
@5aeutlids Guseube per abr...-......--. $50
augpdrttOs abOnuentsn per 0Of in ben Der. Stdatsn
iofpie Gambia uns MeEien:
SdoIi6e @useabe per
Ser WettnA per Sdbr zoo
@oasHtIiSe Gussobe per 2.R
ans &usIanb
(Gauabu unb MerieO aussenOmmen):
Etoli6e Nusgabe per
gBo5enblatt oor mo9en=gBtfeH. 800
6onntaeszWttsn nit pSGera unO Grnh"....~ $50
1apsbIatt uno Der WefenS...u............. lT.5
Illinois Staats-Xettung CO.,
gsieags, IN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
50 66entIt1e
SuinOiS StaatS 3eitnng.

MittpO9, ben L. NOOentber 1899.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

that I would go and tell my husband
about IT,
Mary was not accustomed to walk
Ing and was tired, and so she went
back with Jake. Keep to the east a
stretch TIL you come to a blazed
madrone. YouI see the trail, and just
20 little mite nor by east. They Re
down in that gulch and if you screech
they'll hear
" I know just where they are, and
it's only over there
go You amt scairt Of the bears?'
" Certainly not, Jake.
Well, don't get lost. and if you
can't just make UP your mind about
the trail, Ia come right back
He. was 50 patronizing-thOse noun
taineers all are--that l did not care to
please him by saying anything more,
but walked away.
q" If you do git lost, Miss Yardby, I'd
just set down and wait till we come
and find ye'
% Your dog is bound to go with me-
and he could never get lost.
No, you'd just as we'll take him
along. He's too smart a dog TO git
lost
well, Harebell and I started I
found the blazed madrone easily, and
sat down to enjoy the scene. 1t was
warm, and everything was fresh and
green. l thought / would rest awhile
before going down the creek.
L saw a quantity of wild strawber-
rieS a few feet away, and as / have, or
rather had, a weakness for wild straw
berries, l was soon on my knees gath
ering them. Harebell bothered me by
walking over every berry just before l
could pick it. ! tried to make him go
home, but he would not. | was dread
fully provoked at him. He kept in my
way, and il l sat down he would lie
down on my dress
LAS 1 could not take any comfort sit
ting, [ started on. l was thinking, and
l do not know how far I had
walked when l discovered that I
was not walking in trail.
saw trail, however, very
near and running in the same direction.
Just a little farther on Jake's buckskln
mule was having a banquet on blue
grass. I thought he was rather far
from the camp and as we had had a
little experience with the mule, l
thought [ would turn the beast around,
so he would browse homeward.
Then l found l did not know which
way home was. L threw stone at the
mule, thinking he would start. home,
but he seemed to enjoy the stone,
though it hit him, and he stood still
looking at me.
Il did not think I had been out half
an hour, and from the lay of the land
was sure L knew Wnere the camp was,
so took a trail leading that way.
II walked on and on, but did not
come to the camp; so I turned around
to go back to the buckskin mule, but
nv search was in vain.
;tThen for a moment l was frightened,
b1t | remembe Jake and his advice.
and 'screeched, I yelled and
screamed, but nobodv answered.
II really did not know what to do.
II was getting late; the sun was almost
down; and I knew they would be miss
ing me at the camp.
II could not stand still, and besides
was hungry. / knew there was a
ranch house come place, and counting
the chances. l thought / ran the best
one by walking on. l might come to
something.
II kept thinking of all the stories
had heard of people being lost and
wandering till they starved or lost theil
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

= 0ST for four days on the wild
mountains. of Mendocino County
in wastes of chaparral, climbing
Al over rough rocks, without food,
without blankets, without a
COMPASS, thirty*fniles from her starting
place and alone: but for a frightened
d6g-that. is an. experience which not
many. women would come out Of alive.
1t is what happened TO lady well
known in Oakland and San Francisco,
where she has lived almost as many
Years as she counts her age.
Mrs. James Yardby, formerly Nellie
Brown: is telling how she did it. Mrs
Yardby has not beer married so many
wears that she has forgotten her pre-
nuptial intentions and theories. One
Of these, is. to go. with her husband
when he takes his vacation.
James :Yardby started on May is for
ais vacation, and Mrs. Yardby went
with him. ~
voilng woman. and the tan which she
acquired during her four days wan
dering is the only visible sign that she
has been out Of her luxurious home.
She tells her; own story.
I have heard: of people wandering
away from: a camp. and getting lost,
hut i always thought it d most stupid
camping Just north of Round Valley.
There were. my cousin, Mr.. Henry
Brown. and his wife from Memphis,
who have been visiting us, and my nus
band and myself.
TIVE. had an old hunter, Old Jake
Wasrnua. his. two pack mules and four
dogs. besides a Chinese cook. There
vas only one tent, because Mary and
I intended to- rough it, and we did not
take anything which was not abso-
.lutely necessary.
'''They managed to find two horses
for. Nellie and me to ride, but the trail
vas so rough that most Of the way TO
our camp we had to walk and lead the
horses
.'The first day we spent getting set
tied and rested, and in the afternoon
lake and the dogs and Mary and /
[,rent ont TO look for traces The men
had gone away an hour or two DeIofe
with their rods TO get fish for dinner
I'VE were Just under great tan
bark oak and Mary was examining the
n-oes hanging from its limbs, when sne
gave a little scream and pointed up III
Tho tree lust over our heads. Jake
looked up. Well, III be horn snag-
gled!
.On a limb, not ten feet over my
head. was an animal Which rlghtly
took to be a young mountain non. Jake
nut two fingers in his mouth ana Whls-
.tJcd. The four dogs came running up.
Reckon that Varmint won't wall
for me to fetch my gum
Jake climbed the tree and out on
tbe limb where the big cat crouched
The dogs were bowling and barking
and dancing under it, and Mary and
got a little away. There was a crack
and something unrepeatable from JAKE
and a row among the dogs. The limb
had broken and the lion and Jake fell
among the dogs. Jake got UP all right
and the dogs made short work OF the
little lion, and now his skin will soon
be a rug. But Jake fell on a dog. Inal
vas how I came to have the dog wher
1 got lost. It would not go near Jake
but kept at my heels, although he
called and coaxed and all but sWore
at it.
Il was a good deal excited about the
lion, and when Jake carried II oack e
camp and took the dogs along, I saic
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

and if there had been no one there I
should have taken everything there
was to eat. But there was-a woman
worse frightened than had been.
when she found I was neither
ghost nor a stage robber she was all
kindness and gave me as much milk as
I could drink While she was preparing
something for me to eat 1 told Ler 1
must get word somehow to my hus-
band.
Her ole man she felt sure would be
only too glad of the chance to go and
find him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

Harebel He was how1ing-long, deep,
soul-stirring howls. 1 listened awhile
and then ] went to see what was the
matter. There was nothing to be seen,
and 1 think he was only homesick l
made him lie down in the hay, but. he
got up and began to howl. It was the
first time I had cried, but 1 did then.
1 cried and Harebell howled. Then we
both felt better and went to sleep
again.
dav before l at last came to a house.
1 did not stop to knock, but went in,
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

He glad do onyting, only not work.
He was glad enough, too. and knew the
way to Round Valley. I had come al
most thirty miles.
six hours and when I woke up L felt
all right. 1 really have not been able
to catch up with the dinners I missed,
though.
Jake made me a present of Harebell
"A dorg that1I starve to death and
git lost in the country is jest. the kind
to go live in the city"
HELEN GRAY.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

a day. After landing exhausted on the
rocks near Point Bonita, he became a ia
miliar figure on the streets of San Fran
cisco. For wears odd jobs. washing and
cooking furnished him barely livelihood
nothing more. Forty years ago he was
presented with a small tract of land near
Cough and Lombard streets. Elated by
this good fortune, he married. His bride
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
San Froncisco's Queer CentenoriqD

was Mexican woman. Angle Barrios.
She was installed in a two-room hut
which he erected on his newly acquired
domain Here they lived until 1875. when
a double stroke of misfortune befell him.
His wife died and his hut was burned.
Since then he has subsisted through the
charity of the residents of North Beach.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

NE hundred and thirteen years
ago Appi Maru Modi was
born in the faraway island of
Singapore.
To-day Appi Maru Modi IS
alive we'll and baDpv. and spends
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

1sT for four days on the wild
mountains: of Mendocino County
in. wastes Of chaparral, climbing
! - over rough rocks, without food,
- lrS-I-o+e y.-i+bO,1t =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-12
6entte Gapitel.

vSeg FIBER netOp o9 tRnfer, Batter.
at bet bar feheliqt, at auroen life sif
til 9riers / @oar."
uSss bar ielp t9nft bet iamme, Srg.
fen; men Der er 1neeH Sfaoe lfet, Srss
fen Same, Rnruen fan liseiaaoel 9aa
nere Maaneo, O9 ,Sulen er muulte ben
beoite 9ib for oens ferite v8eies."
,Sunot 8attep; o9 maaife ueo ben CID
fan ieg tenfe paa nO9et at lesse /
&uroen; meoens jeg tleote mig paa /
0tUrees, itoo ies og tenfte, builfen sOo
Ylan tet pilbe pore at lope S~foboloere,
eQer CONNER til at boloe $50 Tom funoe
banses paa 0esssn; ri funne ip benz af
Srun 9inneo 9gL -Os fante Dem meo
rsoe 8Gano, Os brooere ,StO," el<r
NOrsenifO, pua nolioen meo rgb Bro;
oeri9arn / imutfe Busituuer. Seq
funoe lame big min Broberbog at 10
Bo9ftnnerne efter. for mine Dlne er life
iaa sooe ION De bar perer og leg er
bnn9e for at ies funbe life le soot NOT
til at teIe E~roaoene."
Oct er beGer life nehpenbigt at an.
ftre.tse 9em, 6rsfen Same, jes fan liaes
laa pei sgre bet for Dem"
pOe oil pere faa npttis, ier gu Sat.
tep. Seq tror nof. ri funOe ielse benz, "
v8isieliy 6rgfen, jes er iitfer paa at
ri funoe, p9 ri funbe benae Dem meo
imaa pane &inse pna llbioen % Draae
ct bobbelt rsot 8auno iJennem benz"
rSa bet piloe pere imutt Battep, men
ct bubbelt 8aano bible folte iaa meset,
os ba peb ri bar iaa lioen aoroel ION
bet er %unbtasen." iusbe Grsfen Brun,
efter liot Betenfnins. Seq bar brifis
NOT til at tsbe ct belt Gspits."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-12

.Wen jes maa, GrDfenen oil ie bet
aeIte 5ime."
Gene ipareoe life, men Do bun oif inb
til 5ru &einmalb meb en- Cop Suppe,
to9 hun j al 6pmmeli9heo @retes Strits
fetel no at Moberens Mrbeiosturp %
putteee oct / Qommen: Ienere, oa @rete
rar inre Stuen, fafteoe bun Stritfetg=
let neo ! &stfenbtroets Sfu6e Os iasbe
PED Zig ielp: r9oar Sreten alinsen.
ttetn pll Re ben, fan bun bette ben ber.~
9a Taoeren fom biem til Wibbas,
BAD @rete BAN enbeli9 at fDbe be 9ina,
5rDfen Slmmern baooe ifrepet up.
De sif no 1ammen efter Wiooa9ss
mnaltioet o. 9ioroe SnotDbeue. @rete
pllte 5aoeren Den npe Q9lebo9, boao
be l9fte, o9 Ipurste, bOaO Oct q at leie
%eo uotrpf, Tom 2ererinoen pnIteOe.
r0Br en- Dang ~efter!" iaeoe 6ooerrn
% lRlte no9le 9inier Op al BO9en ! en-
me9et ensformis u9 l~ige9ploi9 Zone. Iao
9ento9 ban be famine Qinier meo lna
m'get notrpf % 60rltauelIe. at bet Itrafs
b,eu Crete flart, bun6 bet bar at lRle
meo uotrpf. gun l9l lie otrpaa en- Sis
itorle for 6aoeren, lom roite benoe %
9lGoeoe fig Ouer, at bun glorbe fig
Image; ban baune serne talt !eneere
meo @rete, men Mooerens Siltanb
opIplote BAN meo B~etpmring, bporfor
ban 9tf IND til benbe. N
6Dreno @rete gift i Song. iasoe hun
III 2ene: Seq er life i StaHb til at
finoe nit Stritfetpl Men, Gene, naar
i19 life fan finoe BET, fan iee 10 life Pile
Oct frem."
O9 Gene bar glab oper fin Snilobeb,
bun troeoe at baoe 9lort bet rtsti9 soot
for lin 0uollns. men bet bar bog life
2tlfRIoet, frO9ebe Yeje fprer ijelbent til
Waolet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-12
Trpfen Srnns MisiiDnsfurD.
On TortGGins al aRrs. s. Gbarles. ].
CperIat al 81. (.

(Sortfat.)
8oa benne omtatte Wtor9en paa bull
fen Dor lille 6OrfG0in9 ~begonber, iao
Dol 8rat % laa fin BreopDit ouer
fgreno pan biItribuerebe Nreuene, o9
fdnot iblnnpt Dem ct meb ct uoenionoif
PoimRrfe. &altuttnl" raabte ban
eIIer ban hapoe ~betrngtet bet en- 9ib;
vbuem / al @eroen funbe ifriue til mig
fra &alfutta!"
set er plt en- 6fjltagelie, fore, "
ia9oe 6ru @rnbam, veuer Del er maalte
en- al &onalos 8enner."
&onalb, ioln a nu meo bans &egis
ment / Snoio, par ben enefte Ssn os par
altit forreIt / lin Wooers Tuuter.
%, onben 8repet, fere Onfel, iau
piloe ri Gle fple bebre," lasbe en- uu9
8iee meb ct imuft anfist iOm reiite fig
ps fob Os iuu Uuer 8refens Stuloer.
Sos oct islu fore, for mig 9erne-
bet Ter 10 ION bet bar mere for Dig enb
mig iosbe ban, Os tilfsjeoe efter al
ban bapoe betro9tet bet en- 3to, rmaalfe
bet er en- iom beper Dm &lmisie."
Set er en- al &onalbs &enner, Ell
bet itte?~ ipurate 6ru @robam.
Set ueo jes life 3ante,A ia9oe bur
ibet bun bespnhte at leie.
&aItuita, September - 1862
&ere 9erre.
Seq ftriper berueb for at bebe on
Deres 9enlfob for en- Jung Slestnins
Tom er nso til at tOrlube fit Grbeloe bel
for en- Gio, Os saa tilbase ii! England
for at aenpinoe fin 9elbreb, Tom el
nebtruot unber oueruntransenee Gr'
beibe I WisfOusmsrien. Gbsrs ssr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-12
suluts aapitel.
6 5lem Mistanfe.

vi | E Ultstanf e.
De fglsenoe Tiger bare me9ei io9re
for itaffsls @rete. s Stolen par aft
nDt o9 oanlfelist, os blemme bapoe iaas
bel 5aoeren iom 2ene NOT at beltine meo
Woosrens Spsoom. s Dag par bet
saaet 8rete ierbeles baarlist. gun
bapoe faaet TO Nn%merfninser, foroi bun
for anoen Gang life funbe FIN Settle i
@eo9raf.
8eor0uet gift bun omtrins i 6ritpar=
teret, bun bapoe iHsen 2plt til at lege.
9ermine iaunebe benoe Os isste eFter
benbe.
Logger ou big BET meset nar meo
Gnmerfninserne2" ipurete bun. y5uor=
for babe bu life le,t bin 2sftie?"
sMten ies bar 10 lart ben, raabte
Srete fortuiulet, vies bar Left pper TO
Elmer paa oen."
mWen bu funbe insen Tins. DO Jrss
fen 3mmern bsrte big
vGlt, bpao bun fpurste OH, fob Ilet
life i min Bos.D
vgare Tin Bog DO life er ~fOrfert, lob
mig en- Gang ie."
Bosen bar ri9tis, men Crete baooe
taaet fell al 9eftien os lart ct anoet
Steo os ire @anse iao meset, ION bun
bapoe bupt for.
DSet flyer ie9 til 5rgfenen, " raabte
Sermine, vfom bare trafs mes.S Sc
banfeoe paa 8rsfen 3immerns Scr %
traabte IND.
vJrpfen 3immern." iasbe Sermine,
v@rete fenoer euonu life 8eIfeo i @eps
grdfibosem o9 bar lert no9et felt nnbet."
p@r bet ianot?" ipurete 6rBfenen.
@rete ulfte benbe ben lanst os oanlfqs
lise Opsaue, bun babe lart, % Iaaoe
ben uoen Self. 5rgfenen bprte Upnarf=
iomt til p9 iaabe:
n0et bar en- uarffefis 99ftie for big,
on bdr peret me9et fltttig, Ier ies.. Oct
gpr mig Onot, men MnmerEninaerne
nloa ou beboloe, De lettes albrie ub;
bet gaar 10 maneen Gang i 9iuet Iaa,
at Ri faa Sfplo for bpaS pi life bate
sjort. 9ermeo mao mar trglte zig, lea
PED 10 MI, at on bar paret hittie, oa
JIG er tilirebs meo big, ina mao na pas
Iaa bore 9la0."
Srste par pSIaa meset slao bun fglte
ON bun END enonl life bolot iao meaet
al 2arerinben, at oenne bar tilfreos meo
benoe, % Oct 9iorbe benbe belt lpffeliq.
vgis on @rete Spsnperne i benbes
BOG, Sermine." iaeoe 6rsfenen, bet
sleoer mig, at S flute goer iammen. .
ga be fom no / Gntreen, tos @rete
Ssrmine ON Sallen o9 banlebe runot
msb benoe, 6ermine raubte sanife for.
bapist: vMeu @rete, ian lpftis bar ies
aloris iet big fBr!"
Crete bar faa 9lab % lesebe fprnelet
nteo pc andre; bun funoe mn sobt libe
fine &ammerater, unotasen Dttilie
2ilisntrans, iom attib sjorbe STAR 40
benbe. NE.
6aanbarbsiostimen par enonu ben
parfe Tor Crete. gun bnobe msbt
noen ben samte Striffetrsmpe % bapbs
fferRtret, ct ben bar life til at inbe.
Trssen Riin9eufein troebe henbs life;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-12
@oer8,
nNrtbur @prbon."

rSeg bar 9anIfe iitter paa at bet
bauoe nOset at gore meo &Onnlo- Oct
iusoe leg ira bet Spite" bemerfeoe
5ru @rabam meo Ell tilfrebs Nine.
vObert @oroon," lasoe Minna.
rbnn er &onulps Brober officer, er bon
life? Meu ban flyer life buab 2tO Sr.
Woreton fommer."
y6an fom naturIi9oi5 meo bette
Brep," mente Br9lten.
v8i bltuer ngo til at piie BAN genli9z
BIO lOr &onolos lfplo," ia9oe 6ru Ora
bam; y~ltaftels unge Wano, buor beflage;
| Ct at ban lfulDe 9aa U9 sb1 le bort lin
6elbreo p9 @uner / bette ~frustelise
Hano, laa lan9t bOrte ira andre Men.
neiter."
rSes tror life at ban ignes be er
Dbilet bort" laeoe Wlinna itl1e. Seq
buffer at ies iaa Or. MOretOn f6reno jog
TOrlO0 Snoin. 9an er life en- Wono
iOm plloe ansre nOset ban en9nne bauoe
Faata9et fig, forbi ban ptloe uoregne !:
6oruejen buao bet uilbe foite.~
yNa Gnat. Minnu!" iueoe benbes
Onfel, meb Ell 8lanbin9 af Ntilobeb os
9@rsrelie / bans Stemme, yoet bar iDe
Nar iioen - bpor meg t fan ct Barn
paa tOlu Nar f~oritaa fig paa &arufter?"
ps lamlenoe Op fine 8upirer, began ban
fig iii fit Stuoeroe rel1e.
Minna @rabam par FL for9lorelgs
Dotter al en- al Bretens Du9re 8rgore.
@n bprebar Sen tO9 benoe meo fig fra
Snbta, os efter en- lensere 8eiie / ubz
lanbst fom Wtinna tiliiolt til at DO paa
Bretesaarben. Snbia benbes 6goes
lano buor benbes lpffe1ise 8urnoomss
hiem, ltoo bapoe for benbe Den bpbsfte
Snteresie. pun baobe l9nse snifet Us
baabet at bun funbe engaus reIle tilbnge
os gore noset - BUN pibfte naten life
buao til at formtloe Tiltanben al be
itaffels Sinoufuinoer, al bpis isrselise
2lu, bun oioite mere ON, END be fleite
enselite 8iser, forbi bun bapbe neret
gammet nof ttl at BUTTE buorban bet /
8irfeli9beb bar. !Senbes 9ante og Ons
fel bar meset sobe os fRrlise es febanb;
lebe benoe iom beres eset Barn; men
be bapoe insen Nnelie ON bpab bet par
iOm rsrte Zig iaa bDbt / benoes Sinh.
9e ipntes bun rar ali for tanfefulo os
aluorlis for beuoes 0loer, us ipntes
life ON at tale ON iaaoanne cling; be
1gntes bur Doer benbes Goritanb. @ualcs
bes. ON tilipnelaoenbe neotrptfet, bots.
zoe 9aabet, 2ensielen beitomere, foroi
ben life fit 2Ou til at nsfolbe fig, os ub=
trpffe fig i Orb.