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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-04-25
FAMOUS CLARA BARTON
The Universally Loved and HOnOTed President of
The Red Cross Society Gives Her Endorsement
For Dr. Greenes NeVura.

Clara Barton, the Best Known Woman in the World,
and Head of the Great Benevolent Red Cross Order,
gives Recognition to DR., Greenes Nervura Blood
and Nerve Remedy Miss Barton by her Encour-
aging Words, thus WidenS Her Helpful Influence
to All Glasses and Conditions of People who Need
Health and Strength.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-04-25

Young Husband-"Yes, dear. you look nice
in that dress, but IL cost me . lot of money"
Young Wife-"Dick. dear, what do care for
money when It is . question of pleasing your"
"Now good digestion waits on appetite and
health on both" II 1t doesn't, try Burdock
Blood Bitters.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-04-25

81 had piles so bad l could get no rest
nor find a cure until / tried DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. After using it
once, forgot ever had anything like
Piles" K. q. Boice, Somers Point, N.
Y. Look out for limitations. Be sure
you ask for DeWitt's. Geo. E. Sampson.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-04-25
School commenced, last week, with

School commenced, last week, with
Miss Kate r. Tozier as teacher
Miss Hattie Nye is teaching at Ohio
Hill.
1t is expected that Dr. G NJ. Twitchell
will be present at the next meeting of
Victor grange, May 4th, and deliver a
lecture
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06

of advice. He then became alarmed and
decided to replace the money. but where
to replace 1t he did not know. After de-
batting the matter in his mind for some
little time he went to a livery stable and
hired rig, with which he drove five
miles to Shawnee, where he wrote the
note and put the money in the postoffice
building.
He confesses that he then resolved
that Boggs should not be sent to the
penitentiary, but so long as he kept
clear of prison he would not confess to
the crime The conviction of Boggs
caused him to make public the confess
sion.
Letters We're written to the Inspector
to make further Investigation, and to
them he alleged to have replied that to
do that would be a confession of error
on his part in the first Instance. The
defense offered to pay he expenses of
the investigation, but the representa-
tives of the government refused to au-
thorize it, In the meantime a change
lad been made in the otfice of the.
United States district attorney. j. w.
Scothorn. the appoinies Of President
cleveland. retiring and Horace Speed,
appointed by President Mckinley, sue
ceeding him. He gave The friends of
Bosgs an opportunity,e prove the in
nocence of the convicted man. with the
Jesuit that Boggs hes row been COM
Dletely exoneraled and ST at liberty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06

Der, 1899, showed s65,0Oo,OO0 excess of
exports over imports. and in the same
months of 1900 an excess of only $780,
600, 600. Canada in the eight months
ending with February, 1900. showed ex-
ports s5,000,oo0 below the imports, while
the corresponding months ending with
February 1901, showed s12,O0OOOO ex-
cess of exports over imports. Russia in
the twelve months ending with Decen-
her. 1889. showed less than $4,000. O1O ex-
cess of exports over imports, aud in
twelve months ending with December,
1900 $50 100000 more of exports than of
imports: while the United States, which
in the nine months ending With March,
1900. showed SS49.0o0,0O0 excess of ex-
ports over imports, in the same months
of the fiscal year 1901 showed S5ol, OoO, 0oU
excess Of exports over imports, a gain
of sl2a 100000 in the favorable balance
OF trade Tor the nine months period of
l9ol as compared With like period of
1900.
The teta| domestic exports of the
United States. in the nine months end
ing With March are s1.12o.4S0,673, while
the e.Sportation OF British and Irish
produce in the same period is 81. 06o, s46,-
~. showing the exports of the United
States 10 BE- s60Cnu,o0o greater than
those Of the United Kingdom. her great
est iiNal during the term under consid-
ti1lss f,sa,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06

tives which impelled the congregation
to take the step it had done and a
phrophecy that thruout the length and
breadth of the world their united ac-
ton would set an example which would
lead thousands into the ranks of tenn
perance.
Father Cnrran, the pastor of the
church, has been working for two years
to achieve what he did today, and he is
receiving the highest praise from pas
tors thruout the valley II is believed
several will endeavor to follow in his
footsteps.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06
BIGGEST OF EXPORTERS.
United states Easily Lends the World
In This Respect.

Washington May 6-Revlew Of the
world q commerce given Zach month py
the treasury bureau Of stalisrics in its
monthly publication presents n sne cur
rent aumber sorne in,eresiing facts
about the commerce of The principal na-
tons Of the world. PERHAPS the nbst In
teresting is that the United States
sands. IN the fiscal year 1901 clearly
and unaues ,ionably at the head Of the
list Of exporting nations.
Her average monthly expectations for
the nine months ending with March.
1901, were si24 AZ, $50, while those Of the
United kingGo ON, h=r closest competitor,
We're sllIs1s 24b per month during the
same period; those of Germany the
next largest exporter, ss7.55i.00o per
month during the twelve months end
ing with December. 1900; France 500 -
10000: Russia. so 0.oO0. British India.
S26,74T COO; AUSTIN Hungary, s25, SO. % 30 .
Belgium, s23.56s,0oo, and Italy, s2c,5lS.-
coo
OF the twenty four countries or. politi-
cal divisions named in the table, ten
show m excess of exports over i'm
ports. while the remaining fourteen
show an excess Of imports over exports
Argentina Bulgaria, Canada, Egypt,
British India, Mexico. the Philippine
islands, Russia, Uruguay and the Unit
ed States snow an excess of exports
over imports. while Austria Hungary,
Belgium, Cape OF Good Hope, Cuba,
& France. Germany. Greece, italy, Japan,
Porto Rico, Portugal, Spain. switzer-
land and the United Kingdom show an
excess of imports over exports.
Argentina shows in the twelve months
ending with December last 500, 100000
more of exports than of imports. Cana.
da in the eight months ending with Feb
ruary, 1901, shows s12,O00,000 more OF
exports than of imports. British India
during the nine months ending with De
cember shows 1854, 100000 more of export
than OF imports. and Russia during the
twelve months ending with Decembel
shows s59,000,0000 more of exports thar
Sof imports. The United States in the
nine months ending with March, 1901
shows $521, 100000 more of exports thar
of imports.
Further comparison of the latest fig
urcs with those of the corresponding
period for the preceding year develop
come interesting facts. Argentina ii
the twelve months ending with Decem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06
HUNDREDS SIGN PLEDGE.
Entire Catholic Congregation At
WilKesbarre Swcars Total Absti-

WilKesbarre SNvcars Total Absti-
ncncc.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, May 6--A thousand
people-men. women and children, the
entire congregation u the Holy Savior
church of this city-last night marched
to the church and there took the pledge
abstain for the rest OF life from spir-
ituous liquors. Between and S o'clock
Father Curran. the pastor. took the
pledges from groups CT fifty and gave
them his blessing. Perhaps the most
impressive feature of the ceremony was
grandparents. sometimes families for
three generations. We're among those
who took the oath. The parade which
preceded the ceremony was several
blocks long. and the streets We're lined
with thousands of persons. who threw
flowers in the path Of the marchers and
sped them on with applause. The way
was led by 100 little girls in white
gowns and wearing wreaths. Behind
them marched boys of the same age In
cadet uniform, and then in regular or
der came the older children, the Young
people, the middle-aged, and finally the
the Old, some of whom had to be as
sisted by their children,
The church was filed with the scent
of masses of spring flowers. the pulpit
being almost hidden by them. and
these, with the white costumes, which
all the women Wore, and uniforms and
banners of the men, made a beautiful
picture. A large orchestra welcomed
the host as they marched in the church
With praise music. while score Of
priests from the diocese greeted them.
Prayers of thanks for the great con-
version We're said and the congregation
Joined in song. Then came the pledge
taking. the children starting, and the
pledge being administered 10 groups Of
fifty together. with the Blessings ~ the
pastor until all We're sworn Then fol-
ialewd the sermon by Father C'Mailey,
Of Kingston, a tribute 70 the high mo-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06
KILL HOODOo MAN.
The Yakima Tribesmen Assnssinate
Their Chief Medicine Man.

Inc LAX lima YrlbeBmen Assasslnate
Their Chief Medicine Man.
Tacoma, Wash, May 5. Chief Tena
washie, one of the Oldest of Yakima In
oian medicine men, was murdered at
his home on the reservation Tuesday
night. Two bullet holes in his back and
one showing that his assassins fired on
him from the front after he had fallen.
give evidence of foul play. The body
was taken to Fort Simcoe and inferred
in the Indian cemetery today With the
rites observed by the tribe.
The Indian agent and the Indian POI
lice are working on clews which show
that the murder was committed by
some Indians who We're angered be-
cause of Tenewashie's failure to cure
their sick. or who feared the medicine
man because of his supposed possession
of certain charms not known to others
of the tribe Their chief grievance was
that he failed to cure several Indians
who died of smallpox in February.
Those who had known Tenawashie for
the last quarter of century say that
he was between so and 100 years old
was a noted character. Old-tlmers
who possessed powers of mesmerism.
He would whirl a stick or ball about,
keeping the Indians watching its move
ments until he had full control of them.
They feared him as a hoodoo man, and
many Of them trcmbled a the sound of
his voice. Indians have repeatedly
Threatened his life, and it is supposed
they lay in walt for an opportunity to
shoot him in the back.
During the hard winter Of 1881 and
1882 the old medicine man was a prom
inent figure among the residents of the
Yakima Valley He engaged in the
Chinook dance with such barbarous en-
thusiasm that he tore great pieces of
flesh from his arms in biting and claw
ing to appease the wrath of thu evil
spirit and bring relief from the frigid
weather.
Cattle We're dying by hundreds and
some ofthe more supers,itiousc attielnen
offered the Indians great sums Of money
If they would cause the winter break.
among those who used every power
known 10 the Indians was the old medi-
cine man
Tenawash.e and his squaw had the
honor of making their home in the old-
est relic of Marcus Whatman's inva-
sion of the Yakima reservation, the old
stage house between Satas creek and
Goldendale. He had gone out to look
after his ponies, giving his enemies the
opportunity 10 assassinate him His
old sduaw did not discover his body un-
I'll the day follwing the tragedy.
Five children of Joseph Parton were
burned 10 death at Hurdville, Ont, in a
fire which destroyed the home. Parton.
his wife and q son escaped.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06
Fought for his Life.

MY father and sister both died of
consumption, writes j. 7. Weather
wax, of Wyandotte, Mich, and was
saved from the same frightful fate only
by DR.. Kings New Discovery. An at
tack of pneumonia left an obstinate
cough and very severe lung trouble,
which an excellent doctor could not
help, but few months use Of this Won
derful incidence made me as we'll as
ever and gained much in weight" In
fallible for coughs, colds and all throat
and lung trouble. Trial bottles free.
Guaranteed bottles SO cents and 81 at
Geo. p Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06
Blue LAWS At OMAHA
Mayor Frank Moores compels a
Strict Observance OF the
Sabbath Day.
Saloons. Stores and Theatres
Closed and Newsboys Are
Placed Under Arrest.
Drug Clerks Kept Busy Filling
Whisky Prescriptions
Action Unpopular.

Omaha, May 6.-This city was given
.as.a ~ ,,,,,;t ,,i5,, es,,r,,.,
VIII q veisS es'i'ee. i7iaSsieasss SNeis
thing but the town clock VAS stopped
The. ,nayor's. orders We're that nothing
III ..s.,d ~ s,,a,, 49,, NJ, s.. 90, t,;,,L
ute eirestis 70 h9iilaii eAis'sesse. ~ tiAe
last moment. however, the street cars
were permittd 10 run. because the Off.
;., 49,, So, 8, &, ,,,3,,s,..,,,,
: =
y ne issS' s'.S's 10 go
efaet Win tile Fessai eei's.llileht 70 cal -
~ lhe malls. ane y Wouie pss an inter-
.uption OF esili'es' Ssaiss fesu ta'ioiis.
iieh the mayor ssschtea.
~ an carry houl, me Eewsposs ana
oootpi'csSs e1'sasett ms. ATTENTION g 'h's
ponce, alaa ss'NeralS l,s Mere mace N
( the early nocrsi tran sporting the lit.si
merchants l 70 the 1ait.s SIN boys. 1a5sslns
from 70 ~ Years osS', We're M N; CITY
Jam ana N tears, fgfe selllnS papsgS ana
5piacking boots. Ing bigger i,iere.isil,ts
We're able 10 stafla " nut as Sils iattle'
fellow III the 81 tchss OLA pis p0licsil!an
remarked:
We ard my wo a'tls'3 SISTERS ca to-
night what makes dis Fagtnlng, ans
ga got @ work
The boy when sealehsSsSat the station,
had seventeen pennies and dime Th~
poilcesaan rstna AeA tht- money put Was
forced e sqsk the icy UP under orders
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06
Mrs. Dewey is Seriously III.

Washington. May G. Mrs. George
Dewey, who has bee. seriously i'll, Is
improved but little. A consultation of
physicians was held Saturday and an
other last evening.
Mrs. Dewey was found to be afflicted
With malignant erysipelas, and there
are threatened complications.
While she was a tribe better last
night, the doctors were unable to say
positively that she would ultimately re-
cover, tho, of course, they have hopes
of overcoming the malady, If the pa
tents strength continues good
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06
CAGES GOOD COUNSEL.

(rn u
Grafton.
GAGE'S GOOD COUNSEL.
siesans q .ne treasury foin's
- 70 u.s.
Y. = stilias eoll' May o.-Ah important
sssils histils isniilcstht interview Mas
EVEN. ps ,ecislai'y OF me treasury
'' gag VINO ls nov, IN ths absence OF the
iltt7s'fistll' NirluaiiN5a, the mead OF the
! Ailisrlcan government,
s e secretary rsi,iles 70 those Europe
an statesmen VINO nave suggested an M
ieilatjonal combination against the
hlssd Statss ard tells them such q
conformation Is impossible He nti-s
hates thar We are, as q nation, 50 strong
IN cur resources of men. money and swar
ia te.lal that the world would not dare
attack Seven II there was ANYTHING to-
be gained by doing so.
AT the same time he warns Americans
fhslt aifha they h;sve made rapid strides
70 the frofit and have assumed leader
ship Of the world in all the elements of
national power. they must not permit
themselves 10 beeo.ne intoxicated with
success.
-Atrsfiear foreign policy, the secretary
causiously points out. must be prudent
tai9 equitable. in oraer 10 avoid giving
3as .ieatiun for the suspicious which are
zssw 50 rife IN the sid world.
More important than all, perhaps, Ms
secretary of the treasury suggests that
~ can keep UP Our great export trade
9isly by the adoption of The principle oi
& =. KS,
others Ne mnst b,v fr5',,, ti,,s,n.z:,r,d
tlsat therefore 5t,r tariff walls nI,,st 10
i,1te,ligsntly sealed
When asistisif H. tha,nY,- ~. wander
sul success Of ths. J-,,itsgi s,atas d M
f,sl,ls Of trae,s tina,ee ana waal,r-
us.tir,g wer. Iikaly fr. I.45S ~ sneh
hangs ia ,,,,r interr,,,t i,,,;,l ,,clici,ss a.
hose which E,1ro,,...,r,s. orof49ss +, n.
AFRAID 81. ~ "a a ,,assibla co,,binatio,
81 the great powers of the old world
agajtas, This country. SECRETARY C;aee ~
Mid IN carefully considered wor5ss Ne
iallows: : I = = =
slSa have witnessed a,,rjne the ,s.4
t,,ra.4 N, fc,ir vsa,.s
eprlaant in our il,terna tional inenstris3
relations There. has moi on1x- no., 4,
onorrnous increase il our ex,,ortation of
the products Of the soil, but of manu-
4 sss,eifs;a sooas alss3, piifssafs otnsf ma
IONS INTO os.i' atspt' aevo'elfg 70 the
paAs'ies siiees' curing ,lie
lssilsS'5 i'Tsi9a ei sh,se ysaFs, ,o an
aii.,5eil. ny .VV'popsv00
= ms z ,ras bropheey as 70 wfias
VIZ ~ = - siioN - = y 8 passiiis
4iia eiiss r'is ut'sa II
sisal aoesi'Ns,H 100 "saith d q
ii'Ss2i'sss s''ss wis'io.ie sassiiis, ne shot
lsS''4s '''iiai'e' Saiiiss "s,1s',
80 'as afsii iais = sestisa i0i, ~
os3t'''t. ~ lils .la'isi'si' = eut, psopls y
iil'.i'ae3h iofiislts iasla ~
course OF trade STATEMENTS, in the pos
session cf our own people, The inter-
est payments Which formerly Went
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-06

Five children of Joseph Parton were
burned 70 death at Hurdville. Ont, in a
fire which destroyed the home. Parton.
his wife and a son escaped.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

ainefiffe Bigger. Mpitop,
Starts %. = 20 6~ragtbogne fplote
meo gamle foIibare f%ineiiite 8eger %
Monnifripter er ufgaaebe fra &ina Il
CT. p~etersborg, bbor 8pgerne iful an
brinQes / 9ibenfaberne5 Ntabemi.
@gqerne er Ielpfelgeli9 oero6repe" -
% De ifdl uogsre ben p9rOifuloeite
Gaming ainaIitteratur, iom no9tt
Gam enonu bar beiiobet. Der bliper
ncett for De grunoi9e r~usiifte 5orz
itere at oDffe iig /; oq f%ormoOenli9 pil
bet itle en- Gang tla6e Dem oeO Sin
greene. MAR De bersrer Oi5Fe itiaalne
8a,er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

til rigtie 9elfgnelie Tor bort Snbre.
% I'll gGrs for Dor ddoer / 5immeleu,
bo 81. Ioa mango. ION Ri er. dlene oeo
at iro ca mobtaas bans rige 4adoe,
funne blipe grDinqer til DIT eoigs Gin.
9et er III ct Mar Noen, Ell DEL al
os Iamleoes / ct At pore banits 6iem,
Ga fammen meb Dor fare 9rGii. It'll
ieoe en- oanf lHt5srf Weni9beo. floor
til p bofsne lob "a inbtegne ION
Reolemmer. s bette Qar iom M er
benrunben. bar Weniebeoen bcfiet til
et qnial at 80 Wsblemmer.
vi fer beraf At Sateresisn fer
CUBS Gags 6rsmme lisaer life osot
bore bdnfe WGno % apinoers 6iers
ter, Der / osnns 9A. meo 5enign I'll De
pore !5enieenoer.
Scr er iiGi9e / ben IeneGe lib BIZ
pen oprettet en- 5orening ibldnot Dore
9oinoer, 6ois 6ormaal Ct at orbeioe
for R~eniobeoens geo'e.
0et sr til tor Gl0be for mig,
bpab Der er bleDen Qiort for DANTE Der
Wortefer / BET iiDite Qarstio. 9i
fan M idmles men hberdnore ION
Observation-Disclosures. CO tsre 9uos
belize Oros BOrt9nbelie; bDortil 0ers
rem bar ienot os en- Wano. ION Dat
tiliae er Dor Ttors @lGoe at idmles
msb. baaof i Sirten % / 6iemmene.
Roalie 6errtn beliigne BAN og bans
Gernin9 i6ldnbt Dc. Og 9io BET ogz
Iaa maatte blioe, ifte dlene I'll 8lGoer
for os / BET uoDortes. men til rig Bel
FqnelTe for port Snore, iOa at ri iunn'
Iepe ct beore qeDnst.
Sea tror iftert at flere bar bait
9elfqnelie at BET b%sniDnnone Var;
boa. lea tan tun ipare for Gen. Ia
Der berfor enbDer BONNIE TT eset 5n=
bre, o. lite anores. 5erren tsnoer
bore @eie.
Silien til 9snner % 9laDets "a
iere.
0oroitsr. masi, / 0arts 1901.
st RenigbtOsmebIem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

GnQlano ffal BABE proteiteret imob
Qfiteoigelien. iom uoeluttenbe Ifploes
Ruslanbs 3rDt paa Den aoreanlte
Regering. RusIerne bar flere @ange
%forbref DIR. 8rolpns 4fiteOigelie, men
biotil bar Sorea tunnel itptte fig til
Gnglanos 4rm. Den r~usiiife 5orz
bring IDber benne Sang paa. at ingen
andre 1toIanoinge END 3usfere maa
aniqttes / aoreGs 9egeringsembeber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
Deroens Vvt.

uroen Rusfanb. Ct.
petersborg, Marts %. - Der er at
ter f~oreialben %alporlige uroIigbeber
Der, os man frpgter for. at Der ifaI
fte nDe @ttentater. politiet er imiba
lertio pm fig, og meo 9aurbbeo gaos
Der frem beb ulle Slags Oplsb.
Den 24bs melbtes, at en- flor Glare
arbeiOers broe | procesfion neo oDer
qlerdnber NepitD plaofen; men 800
aofotter reb meo brd9ne Subler inO
paa benz, og nu f%orefalot Der ct blos
oiet Sammenitsb. 6emmelist ans
naas be brebtes os iaarebes 4ntal til
ober 100, men ben oficie1e elite biier
fun II br9bte pg % iaarebe. 3 bar
Gbinber.
Den rusIiffe @ejitliebebs Oberbo>
peo, @eneralprotursr for ben beliss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
Spurgsmaal Og Cur.

ST 2ouis, DO, ben 12te Sch. 700.
Dr.. g. 6ubrnep, G6icago, ST.: Min
6eniigt meb at tribe bette greO til
Dem er at faa piOe, bpdo jeg ital gre
for at lqgge liot paa mig. seq ifaI
fortGae Dem, bboroan 5orboIOet er.
3 5ior bleb ieg ipg. Seq 6dboe Sobebs
pine og felte mig tung og opiig. Seq
git til en- QGge, ION unoeri 5gte mig og
ioqoe, at min !0elbreo bar ai0eles nebs
5ruot. 6an begpnote at be6anole mig
% pebblep oermeo omtrent til Wiioten
At 9obember, ba ieg fiji DoloIomme
Smerter / min penItre Sioe. Oottos
rem fa9oe, bet bar Heuralgia % nerpz
S. 9pspepiid. @nfelte 0dge funbe
ieg fele mig 9anite BEL. men pad az
ore 9age tunbe jeg neppe boloe mig
pda genene. Seq ilutteoe lite meo at
ar6ejoe, men ON ieg life 6abOe baot
iaaoon 8iliefraft, oiloe ieg BABE tdbt
mango 0a9es 4rbeioe. Seq er Chip
ping 6lert / en- flor 86oleIale @rocez
~ 5orretning beritebs, og bet bar pans
Iteligt at ilippe bort.
@noen Sulepag msbte ieg Mr. Stes
ge, en- 0abo; ban gioroe ben gemGrt-
ming, at ieg laa oadrlig uo Do rdaoehe
mig til at forfege 8eres a&urito".
Sea f~Drtolte BAN, at enoItent jeg 6abbe
qdaet til Gage / fem Waane0er, babbe
ieo enbnu 3iQio til BAN o9 nRgte6e at
forTgqe 9ercS Meoicin. Mlen ou ieg
fremoeles lite bleO bebre. gap ieg efter
og 6egbnbte at tage 8urito ben 2ben
,Sduudr, omenb jeg enbnu baboe ober
en- 6dlD gGfte meo Gottorens Piasr
tilbaqe. poa ben fierbe Dag mGrteoe
lea 7Sorbeorinq. Den 15be Sanudr
feireoe ieq min Bate 5eoielsoog ians
men meb nogle 8eHer, o9 ale bar
operroifet opsr. at jeg iaa iaa bel ub
% bar ida rift. Seq fortalte BEN,
b0do Der bdooe 9lort Oct, og 6el9sn
bar, at 9eres Qgent 6dboe en- ribenoe
Qf1qtning paa Mebieinen, ioet ban
IclQte Ii 7laIter iii mine 8enner. Sea
boloer nu pad meb min treble SLATE.
Win 6elbreb er COB, jeg bar ingen
Smerter, Ter gobt M, men jeg ituloe
enffe at lGgge liot paa mig. Seq er
Gift, maaoeboloen / ale Ting og er
meget TorIigtig meb min 9elbreb. $
be Iiblte ii aar bar jeg life Dejet oper
1875 punb, men jeg burbe peie $50
punb.
Seq ian Tige, at 0eres &urifO er en-
COB Mebicin og er tafnemmelig for,
bpao ben bar giort for mig. Meo
agtelfs, s.. SO. Stuesiel, 3505 Bar
rett Ct"
q. 9. 0et bsr %anferes, at bisfe
Yerioner at Naturen bar Qniats til
5grbeb, meoens bet umpenbte er 3ilz
f9lbet meb andre. @nbper bill babe
Iaa meoet, Iom er naturli9t for BAN,
iaa lanee 9elbreoen er COB, pad Iams
me 9ib Iom bet o9iaa bill afb9n9e at,
bpor mesen Motion man tager og af
bisie andre getinselier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

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