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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17

rn;-,v minutes IS ali the time requlreo 70
n.ttf ..;tI pI.rSAM tADsLr:s DYE. Sold py
all druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17
,o., prcscr,ption for Chills

~. fanny that q fellow isn't sin thes SWIM
ss ~ ton;e;v tonH throws him overheard.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17
.r Curca coldtn One Day.

neeullar thing about bridal ps'fs - '1A>
they are so.tc=t when green.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17
He ~

brother, Margie. What
BY treating him IL that manner
AIargieH"Weil, mamma, I told him
we had better play we were engaged,
but he would play we were married"
-Pbiladelpbia Press.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17

Iuse Piso's Cure for C'nsumptIon u oo.a 1 ~
nv family and practice. DIR: ": W. A. I-'
cox Iukster, NJ cu., NoT. to9t-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17

TakeLAxA7.vE BmoMo Qu1S1SEt + fSi Ah.toe 20 Gu C..
druggist. refund tn moi mnnsS oa each box. Pc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17
4 MOTHER'S STORY.

Tells About Her Daughters Illness
and How She was Relieved
Two Letters to Mrs Pinkham.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17
Had to Remember.

Miss Pepprey-s:Why, she doesn /
took as is she knew her own name:
MISS Newitt-s'She doesn't, half the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17

Bres!au has paper chimney 50 !cct
high and perfectly ErcDroo;.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17
COEUOVnG,
want. your advice

want your advice
before beginning IFS
use. I have become
very much alarmed
about her, as she is
getting so weak"
MRS. MATILDA y.
CAMP. Manchester
Mill, Macon, Ga,
May 21, 1892.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17

DEAR MIS-. PINK
HAM 1T affords me
great pleasure to tell
vol, OF the benefit Iy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17
7f,ss Pe,nrev-"Really?"

Miss Pepprey- heallJ ~,
Miss Newitt-"Yes, you know sue
married a Polish nobleman. ."-Phlla-
delphia Press.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17

Members Of the Chicago bar vii!
saIlesfter arise when the judge OF the
zsnters the, room, aAd remain
Skntii the Judge is seated.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-04-17

So!d by DrugY!ssS' 'o.. .,Ioc.
Hairs Family Pills are inc oes''
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05
SCENES AT THE DlSPENSARY.
Extra Precautions Were Taken by
the Doctors.

Fortunately for those injured in the fire
Yesterday. The City Dispensary corps Of
physicians ambulance drivers. physicians
and attendants were in force and fully pre-
pared for the emergency. Doctors Nogel and
Johnson w"r- both there when the alarm
sounded. and upon learning the location
and nature Of the fire ordered baudag"S and
lotions needed i'm such eases piled M in the
surgical room. In the meantime ambulance
drivers not dispatched to the scene cf the
fire assisted the office force ard doctors in
making ready for the anticipated rush.
And their work was not in vain. The rush
came and the manner in which the in
il.red were cared for SPOKE We'll for the
measures taken 10y those in
charge
Almost as pathetic a scene as could be
imarin.d WAS enacted when John Judge.
III. foreman of Engine Company No. II. was
carried into the surgical room. The fire
mans face was bleeding from several scalp
wounds; his hair was dishevcled and he WAS
but half conscious. Tend"rly the ambulance
drivers and attendants lifted him from the
vehicle which had conveyed him there from
the scene of the fire and placed him on the
opyrating table. RestOratiTcs were gwen
and his wounds were dressed
ACCOMMODATING Fireman Judge was the
Reverend John Tracy. assistant at ST Law
renee O'Toole's Parish. Father Tracy was
present when Judge was buried beneath the
falling walls and materially asSlSttA III
the work of rescue. Tears trickled down
the checks of the priest when the Sroarls
from the I,t;ient Indicated the suiieEins IL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05
FATHER TRACY'S BRAVERY.
Plunged Into a Burning building
Ia Rescue FirrmcH.

The Reverend John i. Tracy "f 81. Law
renee O'Fo"I-'s CathoI;r church Wis on
duty at the Zig fire yesterday afternoon.
and mis- GOODNESS at a time when prompt ac-
ticH was called for was mainly r.spon-
sibe for the rescue Of Fireman John Judge
Of No. u "-ginc-EogSe from the ruins Of
the Derr Bros store.
Father Tracy WIS standing by the Fa-
nous building when the walls Of the. store
across the street f"ll i'm. Firrmen We're
inside Al the time. and il was thought that
all had perish"d. The voice. Of une Of the
buried men could be- family heard calling
for help. The crowd stood around shouting
and SystiCulatirg. but none of them made
a move 10 go tn the assistance of the
buried iremen. They Were willing enough
but did not know wha; TO DO. They wanted
leader. ami they found on" TN the. u.r-
son of Father Tracy. The priest was fire
man for two years when h.. WAS a young
man in his nativ. town of Wheeling w
Na.. and he knew Just what To- DO and lost
no time in doing it,
Come on, men, shoDtsd The rYiast as
he grabbed a rubber cape from a police
mans shoulders and ran towards the ruins
Every man who hard the call started for
ward and tn" priest had to siuglt. out thos.
he wanted. At the risk of their lives they
valantly set to work to release the un-
fortunate fireman. while the burning rafters
were falling about their heads. Before the
band OF rescuerS had completed their work
they were driven back 10y the police. Chief
Swingiey said that they were in peril of
their lives as long as they remained there,
and, in spite OK their remonstrances, they
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05
THIERRY MAKES A STATEMENT.
Assistant Chief Tells of the Deri'
Disaster

Angus Thi,rrv. Assistant chief "t the
Fir. H.; tr, mint ordered tn men ut Engine
Cug!p.ui.- Nos Il an. l into IN" burning
building ~ W 81 broadway. occupied by
Hrrr Pros. He says that there was not
outward indication at the tim" that the
striic.ir, vas about 20 civ" wy. and h.
* of ,aa opinion that ih' falling walls -
III. Crawford building crushed IN Hr"n IN"
Derr building and resulted il t-e d"ath -
Fireman Charlie N.tus.
I, was q question of emitting Df! III" fire.
ard | ala not hesitate - sending th- men
INTO H., burning building" h" said. In
fact am convinced that they dli NOT suffer
with the neat half as much as N" n"r VINO
STAYED out IN the street. tHl"f S"lnt.'t hau
gone. 20 :h.. r.lr .. tn" bHi'dlgS, ana ]
w. assured that in short Spac" OF tim"
,h,. streams would begin to pour 10 from
that direction. II was mos' important
moment and G:i not hesitate.
Foreman John Judge ard two pip"mon
rushed i,.to the building. and. a. they sub
dU.J rh. flame gradually worked toward
fh.. rear Of the store ThcSe men Of No. IL
5;d mol finch in the fare of duty. and were
r.-.rfurrcd ty Foreman lin Mc'Ul!uEgls
and ruo IGyem-n of No :. who edged
-.vard tn" rear through volumes ui s'i1ok-
in their waka. never dreamed that ~"
roo. was about TO fail. II Hooked - -ihs'iH-
rial enough and wr- convinced that tn"
iir,. could only le checked ia this manner.
The. flames by this time had reached! th"
east Sia,. Of broadway. and Wei" t'lNE
hurled eastward from IN" seat Of thu origin
a.. the TIRE. Foreman Judg" was training
hi stream upwards iu IN" r"ir of the li"rr
Bros store when tE'r" Wa terrific
crash and ! h.cume awIr. that the UucN-
u.ct,d had happcued- Down came tn" T'ar
walls and thu men Of Engine Company N"-
l had barely time u withdraw from ia"
center Of the store. ot course Their" WAS no
escape FOR the three men from Nc u VINO
had carried the hose L. the far end uf th"
building. /: was - smoky and s'1n coating
that I could nar"ly direct the ne" Who
went to their relic.
BY This time, Chi.f SwirGl.y haI direct
81 the streams on tn. building from the
rear, and whit. th. flaiays continued {"
spread toward IN. river. j, W1G possible &"
g.t men into tEc building with picks and
hose for heir relief. ON account of tLe
limited spI," in watch We were Cr"w.!.t!,
ana the fact that with t;.- fall Of tn" walls
the men had been dropped To- The cellar
floor It was matter of hours. rather than
moments 10 Ert to the injured
Amid burning timIrrs and heap cf
debris they lag. The TeSrU.rI worked like
beavers. Fortunately the walls remained
intact after this first break IN the rear. and
the relief expedition VAS not hamp-r"t liy
further UNEXPECTED Developments. one by
one Jack karp. Foreman Judge. and IN"
dead body uf Charley Ai-bis We're removed.
] feel thankful tha: ;h"r" wrr" no grratsr
casualties for the interior uf the store had
proved To bv 4 yerit;lblc death hole
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05
DRIVER HANMORE INJURED.
Crushed Between Engine and Gar
Ed Green Bnlncd.

]. hr FIarruOTa driver If engine %o %
,..i,.a hi. frf..rf.. IT, % r.,,r.,r. ,...r.,Ii.,,
-, re-. -. ..,,,.,,.l.. g.,
-, II. -. - L-,.,t,
-. -, -. IT.. -, -. 80. 80,
- ,,,.,..,,,, -. s,.,..,,.i 90, tL.,-
-, ,r.,l,- -, fr,,.. oe ia. stiyrr-
III S..,I ..a,-7r,r..- lIttliiry I,f,,,,,
49,, 60, M i-r.,y,}l.,, I'm, IN.
.r,ir1a s,ar =, work Immediately and uffHjn
:, few ga.rnerts had :. powerful .,roam r,i.y-
jra, into ia, windows of the builG:re the
interior of which at that kline va~ q roaring
mas If flame
Tine high wind carried thl flames from
~. l,,irli..r Fir.,.-j,- -, r.... l-,,,,-,, .,,+
,t,,.,..,,f,,,. b. t,.il.I,,,.., ,,,, -. =. 81
'''H - '. 80 ~
III "" l''f''''I'H I'M N'o1N"!h ol '"e
water tower b'EaH 10 Sthoh- ana piist~!,
and the rpp"S ATTACHED TO Il caught f;re.
Seeing hat The tower was in danger of he
ing lost ia Green driver al so - nla,ie 4
l.r.i. .ffnrr ID, s,,,-,. il An .l.rtrf. ,ar of
.;.=,..,.s t,i9c,.,,. -, 81,
..'' t - ~, -, -, oL' 'It' ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05

by s.. Louis people, few f whom were in
ciinrd 20 vacate a vantage point. East St
Louis and some Of the suburban towns
rendered the services Of their fire depart
meutS.
Captain Mathew ki"ly was among the
first police officers to reach the fire. and he
rendered valuable service. BY O'Clock he
Was so thcruuEhly soaked with water and
So chilled that lie was forced to 20 home
and change his clothing. He was among
the first To enter the building where the
hrern-n were caught I'm death trap. and
h.. I.nt his assistance To the rescUing party
as long aS his services could be- of any
avail.
saloons Did Much business.
4 feature OF the IRE was the thriving
business done by several saloons within
the district. All those who got anyways
near the fire were soon soaking Wet. and a
good many of the men. having become wet
on the outside, lost no time in repairing to
the saloons.
Ia the, district between the alley divid-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05

Ing Sixth street and broadway and Third
street. and between Morgan and Franklin
averU-. which includes all the property de-
struyed. a strange sight will be witnessed
this morning by thos" who go there. SmOld-
ering walls and great piles nf debris will
tell the tale Of Yesterdays fire. Many or
The walls fell while the fire was fieTcest,
but pieces "f masonry yet stand TO beaE
testimony like. blaZed trees in Il great
clearing. to the important part they onco
played i'm the citys commerce. II will be
days. weeks ana probably months before
the smoky walls are all pulled down. and u
will require time tn clear the streets o,
piles Of brick. broken glass. blachensd
masses Of merchandise and restore every-
thing to its normal condition.
part Of the west wall OF Penny &c
Gentles is left standing. and small rag
mt of the wall of Schap.rs. where II ai-
joins the Famous on broadway Al Cfa%,
ford'S old stand. a fragment Of the Hst
still stands the Franklin avenue s!ds,
but the front, down as Tar as No. Sio o~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05

Airs. Winslow's Soothing syrup has been
ned bv MILLIONS or MOTHERS for
4b.ir CHILDREN WHILE TEETHINCi
with PERFECT SUCCESS 1T SOoTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENS THE CT Ms, AL
LAYS THE PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC,
and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA.
ASK fQr '.ITs. Ninslow's Soothing SyTup."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05

\ La4vsmith correspondent says that
spies ani hi"s are the two worst pests
ther'-w"rSe than shells
General Euj'er has again crossed the tt
gcia River and Is advancing to the RELIEF
~ LaGySmith- \ hatJle was fought Satur-
Gay; result not Vet known.
English Quak"r- have issued protest
against the proposed draft for thu. army
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05
T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
I.0CAL. AND St.RrREAN.

I0c,r ,,-n .,,-I7I-r,.,~
~ ~ M - 't i'i'-N->-
f.n IN iC ', ,lr, 1'.:,i ms ~, ,,,
:, - q ',',' ''I'"IN "i"N, '',' -,
1hre blorks star,,, -, -. ,,.,,,l's.
s,ur.. - Er.,,lu.,v mi t,,.,alSlfn and at
ing is way c9sI rn -rrira srr..t tn. dam
.e, j. ,stirn4r..i q, r.,r,,. s,nu2a Tn.
origin OF the fire Is said 10 hlyr been n
explosion. one fireman was killed and sey-
vral wer" badly injured
In fight at ihc saloon on the junction o.
North and South Manchester roads I'll
t'"Fn.h negro. vs. taily injured by
cherries frr:"tl, whom a. -I.i another Ia
Ero beat severely some time ago
In collision ~ith an fa-io" Avenue ar
lAE'' men were thrown from q busy and
injured ElW-rt Gilman wa- sent 10 The
'r.'''''-
-': u. :. T. .''''' .,''''''" o.. .''i' -
1T" t.''.. 81 fHl.'f' ICONS .'' N!'i'"i ,'i'
80 80 ,i,N 7"o.,.' - 'h' '''..''1 VI ,''1
resp! terrain I"''h-
i'"' tor Hat" t'EIt l~'r'h. christian
>, nee header. died 80 "'F nome from
,'''''..' i''Ei'i' i;'.H N.--.i s." A'l 7-.i'' g.
loF ~lA years
a $ james g Episcopal '.a"'gh iH' Key
"!rua 4 bu'h"vr'H preached d; sermon "a
Jesus a- &. ,s.rf'.:'trr-
Tn Rover, a8 D. !. Cannon. III Grand
AT''le Presbyterian church. took for his
subject. The brata "t Christ :le Eud al
Sa'EI1''~-
Doctor I...r.rk delivered sermon az
Union ~ l.. ..urrH uu ..Tru. Repentance"
At LAFAYETTE Park Baptist church 'Ee
E"y"rord IT, - C:lrl-r.u took tor ms theme
i'ai ''IHi'a~.
i;'ginn.ug- nE Chris;ig-ity'' was Tho
@'il'.l "' .A' * ''E''i ''o. Tor X b"rS.u4,
f->.'l o. -.','.' '''-''.'.' . 'l'-'iii 'H''F'h-
fo" Reverend Jaut~ J.. N.NauEhtou. "A
mas @GfEs. i'iisrFHrII
.''--' ~'''''. .'.'t' p. '- l'i' spread O.
81 '"'
s..,,. '.'> u So,i'I
''''.,'9' ga. .'' '.iN'-S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05

=, add to tine general co fusion 81 ''I'
arrival rf 50 many engines, '.'''"~' - -
wagons patrol wagons ana 'd'"'s Va,
e., fbr .4r;v stages uf the nrc. thr t''u"Ilh
A..r,t. street Railway line rud"i'''n I"
I,,b t,,u cars uut O.: th'- danger instruct
mr. Fourth and Morgan streets Fii' 'i'-
rir,. No - Lad stopped ~ this corner. -
1h,. second car came DOWN. b J"tf'L ~
Track and 'IHcrf thu driver. J"i' I'm
,,,,.r.. between tu,. firr tpN and or. tni a.,
,r.. ar lie. wa- badly crushed '>"'n' -
.F.. fr..FrrE JOS; their t"up"rS over ''''7
.....iI..t AS they said IL might ciSl!S nave
hon avoided. TE. street car "'iS hdlI'"''
t. and i, y.t~ presently dragged f'at way
across Morgan street. 80 tS 20 p'ii''' INV
A., .-.,.... .: fly,, apparatus and Wagons
when il became evident mat .'Hi'u9
~ ,...r... To l., scorcGvi. Superintendent
U.ral,- uf TN. Fire Underwriters. with i
number of Tnc'. entered the huli'iiAE- f"t
a f-yy minutes they were not ab!' l' E'I
:. Ilu,. uf hos and meautiin" some "I ''''
rnndz I,sd caught fIr". Nr- H"udl'y an"
his force. Immediately commenced throwing
tr,. burning goods ont az III, building, ana
i'm tht- way materially !e-s.n"d tn" scope
,f th,. confederation. Suu.. however. HFr-
mon wer- IN possession of the building
Tn. SaIyal. Corps had not been 50 hard
Ir,.S~,rI i'm many years, AMI iI"h'lhly h'N'r
IN its existence in -. Louis was II 'ai!''i
mon 20 look after SD barge - territory
v,irli, - short 20 space uf time. At hr-,
il WIS presumed that the iir- would "c
confined to the west side. Of Br"adway. ana
r.. one imagined that there waS any danger
,r I. crossing To- Third street. hut - was
not long after IT crossed broadway until
= dozen buildings b.tw.on thaj street ana
Third street Were iu flames
Although rh' tire spread over mu'h more
territory than early Indications warranted.
thr firam.u in believing would he the case.
vet at no time did they lake anything for
granted. From the very hrst 'hict SWlnS-
lev and his assistants knew that they had
I. hard fight On their hands. ana That II
would require al their energies :" prevent
q fearful confederation. II was with THIS
idea in view that all Of thu engines were
called out and the entire department mt put
t. work.
The burning buildings attracted the at
,.rtiou Of East -. Louis. Grafton and the
euhurhs Of Fast 81. Louis. an! by the mid
an. of tho afternoon thousands came across
the bridge to stand in the wet and get their
ev.S smoked out and look at the RUNS as
weu as they could. The found available
SPACE for sightseeing pretty well occupied
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05

Total destruction by fir- will no. inter
fare with filling orders promptly. S,h!sl.T
Cornell Seed CompaUE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05
Stems the Cough
and Works efl The. Cal,


Laxative Bromo Quiaiae Tablets cure ] cold
in one day No Cur. No Pay. fTice "Jc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-05

kill. reduced 20 i've. with was -'hi III
correct int. .,,,t
The. news spread over town fdr."S IT,
q large number "f iiremen Wef" ihi'l -,
- ....r-.,ir,lv Killed by tn. falling walls
.,,4 itf..f.r or the uUiiiUg occupied ~
B.rr Brothers. and families and i"l'''N'9
If The. ii-,rn,u soon hasten"j ." the : ,hT'
fearful l-st their loved Ones h1d Iei'@'.''-
I.l., of many Juou>ludS WHO 'Hn'" '"'
,,,7-..,f..r number were tL-r" merely 20 S'''-
r... 81. g- ,.rfrI.-if.-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

uotrpf ejorbe ban unbfDlbning for Der
6%orftprrelie al 8rplupsfefien / bans
gus. iom S%tam99ltens forarselise Op'
treoen bnube uolbt. 9ertil bemerteo,
je9, at ullermeit MATTE mon bog beflns'
bet ~itottels Mennelfe ielu.
ySa oisielis, bet er naiten aft fOl
freffeli9tl" luareoe 99rten.
Oct 9lnber mig, at De tenfer iad
aluorlist ON oisie Spotterier. Weu
tai M aluorli9t mto 3eres 9amle 8en
oerOm, for at ban fan fomme iii Be.
linoelie."
y9porlebes? 9nl meb bum oerom
MI? De peb nltino life -"
.Sunb peo je9 itfe?"
rStrufs efter 9erfS 8Ortgnn9 ltpr.
teoe ban 10 Of Suiet = Of, bpem peo,
boor ban bar tumlet ON / 2obei al Rat.
ten ON Mor9eueu tiolis blep ban
iunoen li9senoe pna @aben fornn fin
Bolig. Man lie5te BAN OPP | Suiet,
men ban bar iom osb. 90 ban enoeli9
ON til 9iue igen, brsbD ranferpanouioet
frem. 9an ifres ualaoelist: v5es
br9noer, ie9 br9noerl Suor beo bog
oeHne 5lamme err 6uem ltulbe bog
babe i9nft, at Der er ina forferoelig
bebt / Se.ueoe! Sob bog Ounen 9na
no! Ser er bebt NOT enbbal 6psrfor
bliuer 8 bog ueo Of tomme flere au!
paa? nb 20, hpor bet brenberl 8anb!
8ano! Seq fan life ubboloe oenne
Bine!" = 4>aa oenne MaaSe," ueo.
bleu @9Ii9iueren, bar ben %ltntfels
0j9oel iilbra9t Otte 8ase og Neiter i
fit 6uS. I'll llbit funoe De lite lipre
BAN lRnsere, men bar MI braot bdm til
@nitrften / Siesburs
Web 6ori9rbelIe bgrte ies ben ltrefs
telise @itsrretniue.
Gang lib er %forlsben iioen bn, os
leg bar ofiere forbert mig ON bet ulpf=
tellse Menneites 3ilituno. Men beian=
Big bar ie9 faaet ben iumre Belteo: at
BON or ubflbreoelis os u%afluoelis Urioer
os poonoer ing iom / ben irpgteli9lts
aUnl, foroi ban tror Jig nIerebe nu |
Selueoe, omipanot al Slo, iOm uloris
lluffes.
o8et er forfGroelist at faloe / ben
leuenoe @uos 9anOer (6ebr. 10, 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

Seiu oimmetfart til bans @entomit
Den bortoragnes Orbre iinar at l9le /
Cue. 10, ID: y8sbnnar, inoiil ie9 fom'
mer!" % | Marf. 10. ID: "BrRbifer
@uan9elium for al Sfubnin9en!" On
9gnnen tales Der | URatib. 10, 20:
n6uer ben. iOm bar forlaot Sus eaer
Breore eller SsHre eaer 6aoer eler
0looer eler 9ufru e1er BORN edet
a9re for NIT Nabns Club, ifal foa
bunorebefolO i9ea % nroe bet eoi9e
2iu." Wten boor er pei nu ben tro
o9 iniloe 9jener, builfen bans !perre,
noor ban fommer, finber at gore laales
oes?" 9If, buor let fommer life ben
9onfe op / os, at ni mnaife bnooe bgrt
fell, eler at 9erren bar 9lemt os, eler
at bet eoentli9 er en- Sfam oe life no9et
rigti9t 8olo, at itaa iaolebes og nenie |
bet uenoeli9e. De f%orbiaanenoe ipotte
10 o9'Ie uo os. 8 oeres Zine er Nr=
beioet for 9errens Gag / ben inore os
pote Misiion ct tanbelist O9 boablpit
8erf. 06no nj bn2 Sfuue ri fort.
iatte eler ifulle Vi lsbe fra oet2 Meo
rn8elit eIer tanit eIer no9et anbet
6~Oltei9ros llobcloenbeo er Snsen life
9iort, 9uao Der er fsct Of SOB, er
aeo = fun bbo, iom er fpbt af @anben,
tun Oente ionteoes Os Oirte iaalebes, lom
Oct er Der nBooenoigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
0uorfOr ulan bliuer ipg.

GOroi man ipiier for meget og for
burti9t, finger Waoen, Der Ell oaarlig
tpe9et, brifier for mege til Maaltioet,
fiber tent oppe ON Nftenen og ioper
l9nee ON Morsenen, brueer Sl9oer,
Der libber or for i9uert og binorer
Blooomlsbet. @nouioere forot man
bruser for tproe $50, fOriemmer at
tase Y~esemspuelie tilitrattelist til at
boloe 5sooer % 69noer Oarme; foroi
man life pnifer belle 8roppen pfte not
til OF belbe Subens Yorer aabne, forb'
man fleoer fig for uarmt paa inoen for
os Burger for tpnbe alGoer peb iene
Iftenlelfaber; fproi man iulter Maoen
for at tilfrebsltiue en- ~forf9nselts og
narastis 9rans til fine aIeber; foroi
man ftobis er betpmret os opbioiet,
PLACER fit Sinb meb inobilbte Beioers
lisbeoer, iluser Nrfuna eler &uofiols
permibler, naar man inbblilber fig, at
mon ieiler noset. mSunobebsblab."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

iatninser til u~betin9ebe, olmensploise
9ooe.
Denne / @rfarinaernes ftranee, men
CODE Sfole iao uel oplerte D1anb, Der
iOm gnelin9 iaa Ofte baobe traoot ena
bog bet ipurnoe 8uos Dore 8Ogitao uns
Der SOB, fit NJ betroet en- iielben rig
o8 fru9tbrin9enoe @ernins / 8rtItof.
(Slutte8).