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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
The Army Garris0ns,

There are l62 posts in the United
States that ought to be garrisoned.
of these, Fort Scrammel, near Port
land, Me-, is wholly unguarded, not
even an ordnance sergeant being sta
toned there. At twenty-three posts
there are only post ordnance sergeants
as garrisons. and at nineteen there
are garrisons of not more than twenty
officers and men. Seven of the posts
are departmental headQ uarters, with
no enlisted men, and fifteen of them
are places so dangerous and threat
ening to labor" as army hospitals,
arsenals and the Yellowstone Park.
OF the posts that are garrisoned in
more than name, those having the
largest 5arrisons are seacoast and
frontier forts. These have from 30 to
200 men each, most of them nearer the
lower number. There are only eleven
posts with garrisons of moe than 300
men, and of these one is the general
recruiting depot from which men are
sent to the Philipsenes and elsewhere,
and the others are principally the de-
pot stations for regiments serving
abLoad.
Falstaff's ''eleven buckram men
grown out Of two" were no more crea-
lures of the imagination than are Mr..
Bryan's army garrisons, intended to
everawe the labOring men of the Unit
ed States. Fatstaff, however, had the
grace to be ashamed when his false
hood was discovered, and to Try to
pass it off as jest. 1t is probably
too much 10 expect that his imitator
will follow his example.-New York
Sun.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
A SWEEPING VICTORY
Mckinley and Roosevelt Win
with Flying Colors New
York, Indiana, Illinois
and Maryland all go
r epublica an
largely.
The Country was swept by
Republicans-the Grandest
Victory in Years.

The battle was fought. the game Is
won. Easy, oh, how easy. 1t didn't
last long enough to arouse the in
terest of the people.
In the ELECTORAL college Mckinley
leads Bryan by over 100 votes. Four
years ago the difference between the
candidates was % ELECTORAL votes.
Mckinley holds all that he received
in 1886. except Kentucky. Bryan loses
in the West where he was so strong
before.
1t was a national victory. That to
which will attack most pleasing signi-
ficancance is the non-sectional charac-
ter. Four years ago Mckinley re-
ceived phenomenal majorities in the
East, while Bryan carried Republican
states in the transmissouri country by
landslides. Now the Republican ma
jorities in the older states have lost
some of the abnormal proportions,
while throughout the central and
mountain West and the Pacific states
there are general gains. More than
this, several of the Southern states
fail to show the Democratic majorities
which they gave in 1896. From the
Atlantic to the Pacific, from the great
lakes to the gulf, the Republican party
has gained. And Dy the same returns
Organism has receded everywhere.
To the Nebraska man it is now all
"enemy's country"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
The Kicking Tree at Wells.

The kicking tree" is a Landmark
half way between Wells Collehe and
the nearest village, which bears evil
deDce of peculiar treatment from the
students OF that we'll known educat-
ionai esta blishment. It is described
a : a large elm. whose branches shade
the walk traverse1 by the college girls
whenever they 90 to the town to make
purchases. and IL i about half mile
from the college. For , or 3 feet from
the ground its trunk is sadly married.
There are s4ars on il aUd Indications
shat it was once properly covered With
a trees Usual growth, bGt all q; il i
gone nov. The college girls have
done ii. Years ago some erratic girl
started the fashion Of Walking as iaf
a. the Tree aui marking progress 5y
administering vigorous kick upon
It's side Inc fashion came 10 stay.
Now not college girl thinks of walk
ing by it without touching her foot
10 a casual, mater-ut-fact way. Mil
lions OF times. probably. has the old
elm been assailed. Boston Transcript
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
Ladies Aid Society.

The first annual Chrysanthemum
Festival by the Ladies Aid Society
of Jackson, will be held in that city
on Thursday and Friday. November
II and IL. An interesting program
will be given during both afternoon
and evening. One feature of the en-
tertainment will be drill by twelve
small girls. y baby show will be
given on Thusday afternoon.
Many handsome and valuable pre-
mimums will be given for the best
collections and best specimens OF
chrysanthemum. All persons INFER
es,ed are invited 10 enter.
Admission 10 cents Light refresh
ment5 extra.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
A Deep Mystery.

1t is mystery why women endure
Backache, Headache, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness Melancholy, Painting
and Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will q uick-
ly cure such troubles. II suffered for
years with kidney trouble" writes
Mrs Phebe Cherley, of Patterson, Ia,
land a lame back painsd me SO l
could uot dress myself. and, although
- years old, l now am able to do all
NV houSework. 1t Overcomss Con-
stipati0n, improves Appetite, gives
perfect health. Only soc at /. Ben
Miller's drug store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
Resolutions of Respect.
Hall Oh Cape Lodge No. l35,
~ Il w

y. D. u. w.
Cape GirarGeau Il. Mo-. Nov. q. 1900. }
The Great Superior Master Work
man has called brother Wo .kman
to rest. y brother who wrought well
and faithfully with US while health
and strength was given him.
Brother w. B. Wilson, died on
Tuesday morning October 18th at $50
o'clock. The deceased was our first
Master Workman: ever willing to
help: to instruct wisely; to govern
mildly and justly. Therefore be it
RESOLVED: That the Lodge has lost
good faithful member: society
cherished valuable citizen; his family
a devoted husband and father.
RESOLVED: That We extend to the
bereaved widow and children our
heartfelt and fraternal sympathy.
RESOLVED; That the Recorder be
instructed to furnish copy of these
resolutions under the seal of the lodge
to the family, also that they be spread
upon a page of our Record book as a
memorial to our deceased brother. ,and
that our charter and emblems and
badges be draped in mourning for
thirty days. and that copies be furn-
ished to each of tie city papers.
Submitted in c. II. and z.
G. W. TRAVIS,
LEON j. ALBERT, Com.
ANTON hAAt5IER,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
GOES REPUBLICAN
BY 475 PLURALITY.
1t Was Almost a Clean Sweep
by the Largest Majority
in Many Years.
A Heavy Vote Polled Over
the Whole County, Giving
the Republicans an
Immense Gain
Over 1896.

The election has come and gone A
Republican hurricane struck the coun-
ty and swept everything with which it
came 10 contact. The destruction WAS
almost complete. Flory and McKin-
ley carries it by more than AS.
Dick Hines, the Democratic candi-
date for prosecuting attorney, is elect
ed by large majority, but is the only
one who survives.
At this hour the exact count cannot
be obtained. but it is known that the
majority will far exceed that of many
years past.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
STEAMER HILL
CITY sunk.
Runs Against a Snag and
Goes to the Bottom in
Ten Minutes.
Heavily Loaded with Freight
Which is Almost a
Total Loss.

Memphis, Tenn, November 3.-Ihe-
big steamer Hill City. Capt. Thomas
D. Simms, from St. Louis. bound for
New Orleans, with 800 tons OF freight,
passed down at l:30. She discharged
her ten tons Of freight and added ten
tons of sundries and four passengers.
In making the crossing at the head OF
Presidents Island thirty minutes later
she struck hidden obstruction and
sank near the point at West Memphis,
one hundred yards below the bridge.
There is diver at work on her this
evening and several barges alongside
Capt Simms thinks she can be "a sear
HISTORY OF THE STEAMER.
Messrs. Carroll & Powell, marine
insurance agents, kad a telephone
conversation with Capt. T. D. Simms,
Of the steamer Hill City, which sunk
mile and a half below Memphis yes
terday morning. Capt. Simms report
ed TO them that the boat struck an OBJ
struction while running in sixteen feet
OF water, and sunk in few minutes,
and that she was now lying in water
about foot over her lower deck. The
extent of the damage wss not known.
1t is thought that the boat was not in
sured, as she carries 20 insurance in
companies in this city. She was val
ued at about s25, 600.
The Hill City was one of the Anchor
line boats, having been built by the
Anchor line, as the City of Monroe,
jefferson, Ind. in 1889. Her upper
works were blown away by the torna-
do of May q, 1896. She was rebuilt
by the Anchor line il 1897, and named
the Hill City. She was one Of the
largest boats ou the Mississippi, and
has always run in the st. Louis and
New Orleans trade She was bought
by Capt. T. d. Simms, her present
owner, after the failure of the Anchor
line, for s25, $50.
The boat left ST. Louis last Tuesday
for New Orlegns with about 200 tons
of freight, mostly destined for way
landings. She added quite an amount
of -four at points below, and il is sup
posed that the damage to her cargo
will be quite heavy. The cargo is
supposed to b. insured
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
Story of a Lost Ring.

| was told true lost ring story the
other day, which 1 believe has never
seen print, although such may be the
case. A well-known society woman
suddenly missed a valuable diamond
ring from her finger. 1t was ring
| she seldom removed, but all that
could be remembered about 1t was
that she had just washed her hands.
Fearing it had slipped off in the
operation. the plumber was quickl y
called in, and all the traps opened.
with Jaint hope of finding the jewel,
out without avail: and sorrow reigned
in the household, for the diamond was
not only intrinsically valuable, but a
dearly priced souvenir. Some time
later the set bowl in the bath room
had to be replaced, and when it was
removed. 10 and behold. crowded in
behind the Water pipes, was the skele-
ton of a mouse. and round the.
skeleton ; threads of neck tnng ii
Il diamond ring. Identification was
immediate, and the mystery quickly
cleared up by the poor little beast.
He had feasted on box of ban which
milady kept to whiten her own fair
hands, and into which she undoubtedly
dropped the ring. Mousie, through
vanity or accident, slipped it over his
head, but in trying to escape with the
Herald.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
AT 3 O'CLOCK ?. N.

Special to the ape DEsaCRAT:
ST. LOUIS No, Nov. :, lg00-Later
returns DO not materia.ly alter Tues.
day nights estimate of PSI ELECTORAL
votes for Mckinley. with chances that
il will be rather increased instead.
than decreased. Kentucky seems to
be safely in Democratic column.
though Republicans have secured
majority in Appellate Court.
Pen lsylFania S Republican majority
again received passing the 100000
mark.
Nebraska is still doubtful with in
.dications favOring Fusionists.
The Republican majority in New
York is $4,000. Democrats carried
Greater New York by 27-ae0 instead
OF $1,000 as expected.
House Representatives Republican
by larger Majority.
st. Louis went Democratic and
Dockery carried the State by small
plurality.
Illinois went for Mckinley by 100,-
600 and Yates 5000.
Worlds Fair Amendments carried
overwhelmingly.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
A Famous Painting

may be worth milliOas-or Dig
pumpkin ulay take first premium, but
Dir. CaldweiIs syrup Pepsin brings
more JOY every day as it becomes
better known and more generally used
for Constipation. Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Stomach Trouble. Get
it at j. Maple Wilson and 1. Ben
Miller.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
ElOWn 10 Atoms

The old idea that the body some
times needs a powerful. drastic, purga-
tive pill has been exploped: for d..
Kings New Life Pills. which are per-
fectly harmless. gently simulate liver
and bowels to eXpel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system and absolutely
cure Constipation and Sick Headache.
Only - cents at !. Ben Mjller's drug
store
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
Notice Sale.

l will offer III auction, on Saturday,
Nov. l0th, az l o'cloc6 p. ~. two
doors south of d. y. ClsRG : store.
all NY household goods, consisting of
high gruae walnut Bed Room suits,
Parlor Furniture, Chairs, Tables,
Bedding stoves. and many otner ar
tlcies too numerous to mention. This
wiil De an opportunity TO ouy articles
for home use aJ very low prices.
Lucy LTECH.
Henry Hopper. Auctioneer.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10

Notice is hereby given that annual
meeting Of Stockholders OF the Cape
GirarGeau and jackson Gravel Road
Company in the city OF Cape Girar
deau. Mo-. ol the second Monday in
December, 1900, 10th at Two O'Clock
p. m. The polls will be open from two
20 three D. m.
Louis KRUGER, Sec'y.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
II GirdIes the Globe.

The fame Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
Of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores,
Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile cure. 25c box at l.
Ben Miller's.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
Death OF William II. Gale.

On Tuesday, November 6, 1900, death
claimed another of the Cape's Oldest
and most respected citizens. An old
landmark-one who has watched and
assisted in the progress and growth
of this, the home of his adoption: one
who has witnessed the passing away
of generation after generation. His
memory will always be treasured by
the many who knew him and in him
found a friend. Mr.. Gale was the last
of family of thirteen children that
settled in Cape Girardeau in 1899. He
was born in Hampshire county, Vir-
ginia, in 1916. While yet a young
man Mr.. Gale embarked in business
here and for many years was a very
successful merchant. He was post
master under Buchanan 5 administra
tion. The career of Uncle Billy.
as he was Familiarity called. is we'll
worthy of emulation. In his dealings
his honesty and integrity were always
beyond reproach, and his genial and
courteous manner won for him many
friends. For over fifteen years he had
not been engaged in active business.
His health had been poor for long
time: he had experienced frequent and
severe attacks. Often times his recov-
cry was deemed doubtful, but each
time he regained his hold on life with
a tenacity seldom seen. His suffer-
ings during his last illness were very
intense, but they were borne with re-
markable degree of patience and res
ignatiOn by this sanity old character
who was ready for the summons call
ing him to his reward Mr.. Gale was
member of the Catholic church, and
was always faithful attendant at
services as long as his health permit
ted. He died strengthened by the last
sacraments of the church. His fune-
raj occurred this Thursday morning
from St. Nincent's Catholic church.
where Requiem Mass was sung by
Rev. FIR. Layton, who conducted the
funeral ceremonies. Mr.: Gale never
married. He made his home with his
niece. Mrs. Kate Doyle, who. with an
other niece, Mrs. 4. X. o Brien OF
Kansas City, No, and nephew, Mr..
Norman Gale OF GAZE. HIS. are left
with Il large circle of friends to mourn
his departure.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
Always Make Love

to YOUR wife. Remember she i jus
As sweet ana Gaintv now as when ycu
used to holu hec hy tne hand and
look into her.. eyes ana tell her She
was your only love. your hearts
delight. Hal: the petuIauce ana dis
tress that makes yol 80 irrs-a bic
comes from Indigestion. l-ou can
cure it by taking DR.. Caldwe.I's Syrup
Pepsin. Ii IS guaranteed by /. Sen
Miller and J. Maple Wilson.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10

Housevife-My dear. see two
column article in the Sunday paper
about how even iour IS being aduiter-
ated
Husband-Weu, don't care, ner
need you. We cant git nothin' wrong
WITH onr stumicll if We take DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin.
All druggists sell it. or see l. Ben
Miller and J. Maple Wilson.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10

WANTED-ACTIVE MAN or Coon
character 10 deliver and collect il
Missouri for old established manu-
featuring wholesale house. $500 a
year, sure pay. Honesty more than
experience required. Our reference.
any bank in any city. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. Manu-
facturers, Third Floor, 334 Dearborn
ST., Chicago.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10

WANTED-Teu copies of the Weekly
DEMOCRAT of October p. Will pay
liberal price for same at this office.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No Cure, no.
Pay. Price % cents. = Z
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-11-10
stops the Cousl, and Works of the
Colq.

Henry Hopper. Auctioneer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
ct DRAMA nnOer SOroeu.

5 9onoon bar en- 9iforn9elie pad
ben unoerjoroiite S%ernbane / oisi e Da9e
frenfalot ben Iterte 8orf9roefle.
timber 8eroensifaoen itratter fig ct
g2ei af Sernueie, fra ben enc @noe Of
8pen til ben anoen. De nDelte al
oisie orioes meb @lefIricitet, og 9o9ene
lgber no / 3uneler, oer &c iaG
TRANCE. at greooen belt o8 boloeat ops
toges al BEN. Den eneite Maaoe, boorz
paa 2uftoet8lingen foregaar, er, at 9os
get ifpoer ben gamle, b%ortltramte 9uft
no at Tunelen, mebenS lamtiois ng
Gut itr9mmer ino bag Eo9et fra oen
anben 3unnelmunoin9.
Gen ~ubp9selise 9iloru9elie inbtraf
paa ben elettrilte Tunneljernbane mels
lem @atertbo Stationen og Manfion
9ouie.
Maifinen gift / itpfter os 9o9et TOPS
pebe mlot inbe / Gunnelen. 2nften
tunoe life Omiettes. o8 6slsen bleo, at
be 900 8~asia9erer fit au9lninsss
anfalb oe pal npr oeo at latte9ioet til.
Den Suit, De maatte %inonaaoe, bar
mattet meo 8gg, Suooloamp o9 anls
ltsp, o9 bar llsefrem 9iftls.
0eloispis fit man efter nosle Minuts
tiers 5ortgb 9o9et / Gang i9en, o9 oa
man onfom til n9ite Station, bite bet
fig, at bette par ltet / poerite gjebltf.
for ouer 80 geriOner laa beiOimeoe |
aupeerne.
6uis lite 8efrielie par fommen / rette
3io, boooe utoinliomt iamtltse 8erloner
maattet latte 9ioet til.
Gilbra9elien bar 9ioet 8eroen8fnoen
meget at t9nfe paa, % Sn9eniererne
ituoerer Scat o8 Dag paa bette yros
blem: at foa en- fulo b~etrpgsenoe
guftpetsl fling / De unOerjoroilfe 5erns
baner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
On anlerifanif Baron.

Der er lite mango Q%merifanere, Der
bar 8itIet, oo Der er fiffert lite en-, Der
bar facet ben pna en- iaa mGrfuRroig
Raaoe iom Baron Sad on, Der /
no9le Aur par Gon9en al @ iirtem=
ber9s Ynoling. Der er til 5olt, Iom
mener, at ielo ON be o9ina fommer ct
Bar Minutter for TENT, 9pr bet life
noaet. Wen un9e Sndion bette life
oenne anifuelie. pan tos til 9piflano
for at ituoere Wuff, men eoelage fin
6annb ueo at lpiue foe meget paa 8la'
per. 9elbiguips par bet ben nenitre
paano, os ielO pm ban lite funbe ipiae,
Ifrioe tunbe bon. Den ameritanife
8oniuI / Stuttgart gao BAN glao8 pnn
fit aontor, men itiaeoe ben 6orbrin9,
Sodiun lfuIoe mpbe pracis 81. 9 boer
Moresn. Sem Minutter for 9 boer
Woreen itraaeOe Sofion oper Plabien
foron bet ton9eIi9e Sale paa i'm 8ei
til aoniulens Rontor. Ror9en al
8irtemb,r9 gift itaoi9 fin 0lor9entur
paa ben lib. o9 uoen at bet Inntes,
iom ON ban iaa ben unge Wnno, laeoe
ban bog merfe til bans 8nnttli9bee.
SITTER at Sadion bapbe oaret paa 8on'
toret omtrent 2 Maaneoer, bebe 8ons
gems fortroIl9e Ben. 8ongen forbgrte
fig ON Sadiom o9 opfororebe BAN til
at fremitiae fig.
,Seo bar beltemt mig til at gBre
9em til min 5OrtroIi9e," iu9be Sans
Waietat; fra / Dag fan De tage
goli9 i galuOiet, ies bar aiOet 0rbre
til at iatte noole 8arelier / Stano til
Gem / Nprbeben Of mine e8ne."
Snfion oibite life ri9ti9, beao ban
ituloe tro, % ipnr9te aon9en, booo
ban ifpIbte benne @unitbeuisnin8.
v9eres punftli9beo," iuursoe Con:
gen. ySes bar Io9t Marfe til 9eres
Sabpane i be iiOte gnr MaaneOer, o9
Sc er aIoris fOmmen ct Sefuno boerfen
for tioiie eler for tent, naar De gil
forbi galaoiet. De er ben Manb, jig
pniter til min 6OrtroIi9e. fra / Dag er
De Baron SndiO on"
hinge SodiOn flpttebe ben i galaoiet
og bar i llers lar aon9ens itabi9e 2eb.
lager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
,SloObOrod."

st Of be ferlte Steber, iOm Brins
@eors beipste efter i'm antomlt til
Rreta, par Mrcabi Rloitret, Der logger /
Rarbeoen at &etimo. 5 bette tore
%ttloitsr tiIbro9 Der Jig nemli9 unoer
Optauben / 1868 ct Drama Der 9iotoe
ct uub Ilstteliat 9nbtrpf paa Qens Be
folfning.
st Bar tulinbe &reteuiere, for Stor.
itebelsn samle W9not Rulnoer o9
Bern, bauoe isst Gil fn9t 8loltret Der
par beint ni en- Wheeling Suinraenter o9
beIeircbes af Iprferne. Rretenlerne
beilutteoe at DO hsuere enb at oper9iue
fig os uolette fig for gprternes @ru'
iOmbsoer; men man btigittsoe iamtiois,
of Snotasslisu uf RIofret fuloe folte
mango SLENDER 2iuet. Mfnntene for.
ipareOe fig mobist; llbbpsninserne par
erobrereoe, os meh raienbe StriS itors
mebe Iprferne ben Del al 8Ioltret, buor
6Ipstninserne befarbt fig.
Muntenss Yrior, en- uarbis 80 aari9
OIoins meo Ian9t buibt StGs opbolot
fla / 9rubtmusuiinet meo en- ennte /
6aanben. Da Gprterne trGn9te inb /
6loltrst, fulot a~reteuierne paa Rne !
gsn. Snssn alaseIpb bertes, men ba
en- itot Del SLENDER trenste ino | Bps'
ninsen, iutte Yrioren annten til en-
Rrubttenbe. @n flor Del at aloli,et
iprane / guften mto i for'ei oeli9t
Bras os besrapsbe Wasler efeIen-
iere 90 9prtere unoer fine &uiner.
Gn Del Rrstsniere, napnIis 6uinber,
befanbt fla | en- anbsn Del al Up9nins
gen, os peb profetens Stas fuor Tprs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11

ferne. Der life ubsn itoit Wanoetos
tuabe bape inDtdget Oen iilbassitauenos
Del al floitret, ct ifaale ale, beriOm
man ouergap fig.
9prterne bolot fife Orb. men taifebt
fig Jon uiIOe 9pr OOer' aretenierne, Der
boOoe toilet paa 5ienoens gpfter. gua
ct tort Spiisbor5 buqseoe 9grterut
9oueoerne of ale, Uaano O9 Roinoer.
9oroet barer enbnu ipoell8e Marter
al bel uospote Blob.
4rins @eor9. Der un6sr geiolfnin.
gems 5ubeI beioste bette RIOiter, tunot
lite tiIba9eboIoe fine Carer ueO at it
oisie Utinbsr ON en- al De meit 9ribenoe
gpiiooer / areteniernes 5ribeostri8e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11

ben Rant al Stuen. buor gne9en fob.
st fort 5tpffe al aoftet, Ralt. Ser o.
9r9 imellem %biiianoen. itDrtebe pluoies
Liz nfo, iaIbi li9e ouer Bn99en o9 Ifiulte
BEN mnber en- Huinonnoe, Der fDlbte
palboelen Of 8Rreliet. Barnet oao9:
neoe bel beo bet irpgtelige gnlher o9
be9Dnote at 9rRoe, men boor ~iittert
hnlleoe bet life / armene pod in ,5aoer,
iom bpbt bep99et trpffeoe bet III tit
piertel Og bpor irpoeoe life bets
Mooer fig. oa bun ogoble9 al Sfr9f
oo fulb al Nn9eli for at finoe Wano o9
Barn brabt, tom liprtenoe IND | Stuen
- % bun fanot benz be9ge / aoe Be
bolol 6uor ltrsmmeoe lille benoeS
piprte, Der = / Uloofainine til Won=
hens = oar opfplot Of en- inoerli9
@uosfrpb, ouer meo brRnoenoe gnf ii.
0erreu, 6a BUN III at bere, paa builfen
~oibunoerlig 0laobe benbes Oprebare
Barns giu par blenet benarei! =
5aa Qase ienere forte ben unse Wle'
ter os ies pdd ioomme 9Osn til ben
nQrmelts asbltao. pan baooe tioliBere
altio ip9t of tomme iao libt iom mull0t
/ gerDrina meb mig, ioroi ban iom ct
npoeliestpitent 8eroensmennelfe anlaa
mig for of pare Ell iueuerbiertet Bietilt.
Men nu I~Ortalfe tan mig meo oarme,
ueltalenoa Orb ben belle Beoiuenbeb %
lutieoe FIN geretnin9 meo oisie Orb:
vyiu ueo iee. at Der er en- Cub / 6lms
len, iom fer og fenoer oft, O9 at be
lmaa Born o%irteli9 uoeles at SUBS
Gnsle, laalebes Jon 8iblen larerl"