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CUTLERY

AT S2D-ST. CUTLERY SHOP-Best quail
lily OF Shears Scissors. Razors, etc. !:
grinding and repairing done premises.
j. w. STANSBURY. l25 West 32d-st-; en-
trance on court.
CUTLERY OF every description hand.
made to order and repaired. at @.
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.skUREFUT."

..KI7REFUT" antIsap,ic powder cures all
foot troubles Metal perforated top boxes,
lac: osc by mail. Liza V. RAND. 1919
Washington-st., BROOKLYN. n. y.
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BOOKS.
COVERINGS SU M M ER
BOOK SALE.

63 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Extraordinary reductions have been made
In order TO close out our summer stock OF
the latest and best books. Never before
have such values been offered. Prices have
been slashed right and left, regardless OF
cost, regardless Of profits Stock taking is
almost At hand. Midsummer clearance
must be swift and sure. All kinds of books
TO suit all tastes. Historical. biographical.
religious. scientific books. Book. of fiction.
travel Books for children. poetry. Sc.
Encyclopedias on sale for a song, includ-
ing Appleions, Chambers. Britannica. Peo-
pies, &c Purchase now, the chance of q
lifetime. IT will not occur again. LOVER
ING, S23 Broadway. near 18th
ADyERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. i,242 Broadway, % door north
OF Slst-s;.. until y o'clock D. M; adyer-
t.sements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until O'clock
p. m. VIZ. 254 shave. e.. e. cor. 23d-st:
l52 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st; Macy's fth
ave. and iSth-st,: i42 coiumbus-ave.. near
ave-; % East l4th-st-; 257 West 42d-st.. be-
~ cen 7th and 9Th avea- lbo East 47tb-st
ass 3d-ave., bet~een 18th and 77tb ass
1.o7e sd-svA. nsss s1st-st.; .7os lst-ave.
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iC thi ior elderly people and others: good
6, l"eie: es.oO upward. Pamphlets al las
a t'nANH-B. W. DE IrOPEsY PROP
%: q East 3lst~ st-Rooms single en-
eieetricp fa, a'e pains: parlor Ching rcoIG
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VAN HORN & SON. "a EAST aOTH-ST,
near Broadway.-Theatrical. Historical,
Bal Masque and Tabieau Costumes made to
order and to hire. Telephone
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.

ESSMAKER.-Formerly with Il. Alt
man q Co.. thoroughly competent; best
work; moderate prices. NJ. FLYNN, 30
West S2d-st.
WE TEACH cutting, fitting. making and
finishing OF corsets, dresses and millinery
big money in it, patterns cut Apply
NJ DOW Ellis 5. 310-3lS 6th-ave.
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CARPET CLEASJ,..
COULTER INHAIIsG INsr.rrr,,,

33S LENOX-AVE.. New-York CITY Thu
benefit OF the plney woods sent tn YOUR
room no matter where you live Co, SUNNI
ton. Catarrh, Asthma and Hay Fever sue
cessfuiiy treated with DR.. COUJ. rE.R's
NAPORIZER AND INHALER Rooms and
trained nurses. Examinations free.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
I-B5 PARK-AVE. COR. 3STH-ST.-
Large room and hail room. parlOr floor.
dining room references.
30 MORNINGSIDE-AVE Widow with
large furnished apartment. would rent
rooms furnished or \ suite. references.
YOUNG.
GOTH ST. 2I5 EAST Handsomely fur
nished large rooms: gentlemen only; pri-
Nate family
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= e' ss.l Ed. NosTRII!s. Cataract. w-,k
's'sd FRA.scsIIpsn i. ssa and irnmedia,e~
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skir rpzs- cures piinples. scaIy rough
Lenssb.sH hEToL TREATMENT removes
s.ses' los snc cures stubborn. chronic dis
- sih A.. zee kretol Institute. A. 4
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AhiisrIc UPHOLSTERY

T14rIIG Upt;r,f s--rr,. ,--,------~-->--------
,sscarstions' i'obs IiaklNG and attractive
eAggE r snssiiilsesieiieo, polished or r.t,n,shsa
,1ans4c 10. -, made aud ckRPETG vi
~ BLY, packing and shipping. VIII
-. 100 West 34t,a-sI-. Broadway
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DE.Sks--R0titcp DESKS end Office furniture
Lowest price ais. second hand desss Z.
MASON. e @acrer-st
- aSON3 .rrerlc. fuTn!tu-G and ylaac
,o'iat cole rrepGfHC.crer: asenIs wanted
y r. sfASlNri 10 Warrcn-st
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WANTED.

pESk ROOM wanted by launch and ma
rine engine builder; prefer ably with yacht
agency or firm Identified witt the Yachting
trade; must be good location: give full
particulars and price per year. Address r.
T.. Box C. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15

TABLEWARE repaired and replated eoua,
TO new. at moderate prices. LANDLORDS
MFG. CO.. 12T East 59th-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SwoBODA'S 500 course scientific physical
culture sent postpaid for 81 /. BAL
Lacy. l19 Dearborn St. Chicago
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FOUNTAIN PEN BARGAINS.

A SOLID GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN. worth
Sz.5O. mailed TO you Tor 7oc IN silver OF
stamps. BANK CO.. 23l Broadway. New
York. upstairs.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MMR1n[SR CURED AT HOME
no knife, plaster or pain Book and Testi-
monials mailed FREE. CANCER INSTi-
TUI E. 121 West 42d-sr.. New-York.
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OF MATTRESSES

Nj. COSANDEY i13 West 25th-st.-Mat-
tresses MADE over at residences: uphoi-
sterer and decorator. best of references.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

RICH & WARE, 1862 West 29th-st. dormer-
ly with Newman & Capron), manufacture
ers of the Swinging Ball AnnunciaIors.
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PATENT ATTORNEY.

STEPHEN w. WOOD,
EXPERT and SOLICITOR OF PATENTS:
80 YEARS experience. Instructive book on
patents FREE. 237 Broadway. New-York.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

BACHELORS APARTMENT, IL West 18th
st.; rooms, all improvements Apply To
1Anitogs
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MANICURING, SHAMPOOJNG ETC

RREWSTER'S SYSTEM
of ManicuTinc Facial Massage, Scalp Treat
ms, &c. Removed from - East l1th-st to
6i5 Ma6ison-sve.. over Produce Exchange
Bank. between 59th and Goth SITS, Open
September ~ Is
NAPOR BATHS. Cures govt. rheumatism
all nervous troubles. Expert operators.
manicuring. STEWART. GO West 2Jth-st
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

OUR ANNUAL Apri. sale OF Furniture and
Carpets now going on at a reduction OF -
per cent on all goods for cash. ID. NJ.
BROWN. northwest corner Sth-ave. and
lith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15

Boo Dslf. Liver. rheumatism ana
- listh-s, y 7 KETcHAM, ga
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FACE AND UAIR SFECINLfST.
WARRANTS to rLmoyS wrinkles black
heads frcc.llcs. tan. liver sp"ts: sealed
ci-Culars tree. Nine. CAROLINE. 10 eth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15

BRING your jewelry. gold and silver to
MAX BERNSTEIN. al West l25th-ss..
near elevated station.
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LAUNDRIES.

OUR SPECIALITY is Domestic Shirt Collar
AID Crr work. HOFFMAN ARMS
LAUNDRY. 59th-s,. and Madison-ave
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UNDERTAKINGS AND EMBALMEn

CAMPBELL BURIAL. AND CREMATION
CO. 24l. 243 West 23d ST. Telephone
52t0 18Th St Chapel on premises
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JUST A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.

TRIGGERS Modern Curiosity Shop. Al I'D
ave, buys articles you don't want; srils
articles you do want
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OPTICIANS.


GOLD 5 ns@sns GEO rs n Ss: 5o5 ,s5
SILVER Psd bf E4aSii1As Best isg gE's'
OLD GOLD AND SILVER bought; old Jew
elry.' etc; highest prices paid. A. ROB
INSON. 3 Cathariue-st.
WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER bought
by r. LONGMAN'S SONS. Gold and Sill
Yer Ref3ers. g John-st.
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MODEL & SPECIAL MACHINERY.

MODEL. MACHINERY COMPANY, 120
West 30th-st.. New York-Machinery and
designed and made for all purposes; inven-
lions developed.
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EYES EXAMINED FREE.

BUY your old gold. silver and jewelry.
MAN WOLF. Optician. 219 West la5th-
ST., near elevated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15

CHIRoPODY. MANICURING, ETC.
DIR. ]. WHITNEY GREENE.-Twentfeth
Century uI TO date manicuring Chirop-
ody and Hairdressing Parlors CCammsysr
Building. Room 2. 6th-ave. and 2Oth-st
Students tai en-. Open evenings.
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CnIRoPoDIsT & sCALroLOGTsT

DIR. CLARA {)A RUZA'S New Method''
treatment makes the feet absolutely pain
less and cures all diseases OF the feet and
scalp. Send stamp for sample and circular.
rs w. 4sth-st.. Ger. 6th-ave. Open evenings
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-03
sleeper Service to Kansas City Via
GsThe Milwaukee" Line.

cities every day via c.. NJ s. st. P. Ry.
to Kansas City.
Leaves Minneapolis 1850 a. m, St Pau
500 a. m, and arrives Kansas City ]
o'clock next morning.
Direct and most comfortable route to
Kansas City. the Southwest and Call
fornia.
Pullman tourist sleeper also from Twin
Cities every Wednesday. running through
to Los Angeles. Cal
Apply to ticket agents or write J. 7.
Conley, Asst Gen. Pass. Agent. St Paul,
Mimi for lowest one-way and round-trtp
rates to ell points south and west
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-08

cent Others have put It az nfty and
one hundred per cent but MIR Chilling
worth knows what he Is talking about.
The fatal results from the use Of the
drug viii not bc manifest at once, but
in the course of o. couple Of years or
So they win be very plain The laws
against opium have been for the bcne-
ft of the Hawaiian. when opium was
forbidden TO the Chinese, the Hawaiian
was not tempted to take to the drug.
Now that the bars are down he takes
readily to it and it win end in his ruin
and death.
As shown in another article in this
column the death rate among Hawai-
ians is serious enough, has been serious
enough to call forth repeated notes of
warning from those who have been
making a study of the subject. But
add to the ravages of tuberculosis and
fever the more deadly and widespread
ravages of opium and the death rate
will be seriously increased. That the
use of opium will spread is certain.
WIN or wherefore the idea has taken
root in the Hawaiian minds, those ever
thoroughly conversant with them are
at a loss to understand, but it is a fact
that a large majority of Hawaiians be-
lieve that opium is a specific against
leprosy. With such an idea prevalent,
no one need be surprised at the future
spread of the habit.
The difficulty in allowing an opium Ii
cense has always been the proueness of
the Hawaiian to its use, of once the
bars We're lifted. There are many OF
our thinking citizens who believe in an
opium license, but who have studiously
opposed it purely for the good of the
Hawaiian. Even if opium had been
licensed purely for the Chinese it would
have found it's way into Hawaiian
hands. Hence the old restrictive law.
Now the bars are down completely and
a years free opium is beginning to
show it's effects already.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-08
THE DEATH RATE.

To any one who has studied the NOR
tuary tables from month to month, and
from year to year, as the writer's on
The Star have done, the death rate
among Hawaiians is appalling. But for
any one to take up the fact that Their,
were 20 deaths of Hawaiians during tn
month and comment upon that as a Sc
rious condition of affairs, is to ignore
the ordinary figures. As a fact the num-
Der of deaths among Hawaiians during
the month of May, 1901, was the small
est that has occurred for over a year
and a half, and probably the smallest
in ten years. The total number of
deaths is also smaller than has been
reported since January, 1900
Take the deaths of Hawaiians in the
district of Honolulu for twelve months
from June, 1900. The figures run as
follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-08
1900.


The average monthly death rate
among Hawaiians for the twelve
months ending May 81, 1901, was 45.5
and the 20 deaths reported for the
month of May was, therefore, some
what less than thirds of the nor
NAL rate. 1t is needless to tabulate the
total death rate, "a, the total for May
is remarkably small. The total for
March was 116, and January and De-
cember gave 112 each. However any
one can consult the mortuary tables
specially prepared by The Star and
satisfy himself. They are comparative
and thus are of greater value than the
ordinary report published by the Board
of Health.
But though the actual number of
deaths among Hawaiians may be small
er than usual, the average rate at
which they are dying off is undoubted-
ly appalling, and especially is this so
among the infants and among those of
from twenty to forty years of age The
subject has been treated at large in
these columns many times. The remedy
is not easy to apply, and the way things
are now tending there can be no rem
a1x
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-08

the largest any steamer has taken out
of this port. The Hawaiian is an illus
tration of the modern theory of freight
carrying. A vessel of twice the carry
carries does not require twice the num-
Der of officers and crew to work her.
Once this idea is grasped, and there
follows the axiom, the larger the vessel
the less the expense. The same idea
has developed the department store,
and carried still further has developed
into the large commercial combines
which we call trusts, but which really
are not trusts. 1t is economy of power
which is sought after.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-08

The report of the Sanitary Inspector
shows how necessary that officer is.
But it is very evident that people who
do not appreciate why an autopsy
should be held, or cannot understand
how Mr.. Shorey knows that there is
twenty per cent of water in milk, can
not be expected to appreciate his work
Mr.. shorey's fight against dirty diaries
is worthy one. but the milk interest is
strong in the Legislature.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-08

There should be a movement put on
foot for a communication of Fujihara' S
sentence to life Imprisonment. He has
tasted the bitterness of expected death,
and that has passed away. Now he will
have TO face death again in a very short
time. OF course nothing can be done
till the man is resentenced, but as soon
as he is there should be an appeal for
The sugar cargo Of the Hawaiian is
executive clemency
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-08
OPIUM.

Opium is certainly going to do its
worst nhelping to destroy the Hawai-
ian. There are sections of the city now,
where, it is claimed, there is not a
house withoutits opium outfit. Deputy
Sheriff Chillingworth states that the
increase in the use of opium among
the native Hawaiians during the past
years has been quite two hundred per
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
GOmancr.
,Oecora6 4oiten" laIes fel9e.

5 oOecorab 4oiten" laies feI9enbt
llbbrub:
6r. Rebafter:-Men fare Dem,
5r. ReDdtter, tunoe De life la os fac
int mere al .,Grif Menpeps Barn
Oom" al 8angen2 Oct sr iaa forbi.
itrenbe argerligt at bli bu9get of netof
iom man bar fdaet Smagen paa BET.
Den rette Maaoe at l9ie pad oilbt
bel bGre at leg9e bet 6ele ben. inbtil
8ertet er tomplet og Iau lGie alt paa
snganq; men leg for nit 9ebtommenz
bs, og tanife flere meo mig. bar nu lite
1iO for bet; ieg mao l9ie bet. iom bet
tommer. eaer ogiaa lite. 9unbe De
fplOe bet 6ele 4rt meo 5ortG1ingen
iIteOenfor bet babe, piloe bet pare ret
tjPrt. 6piS ieg bar ftuttet min 99fe
ino / Eager, ieg lite i~tjonner mig poa.
Der jeg ON 6~orlaoelfe.
6borom aft ooq er. ifal jeq bog bare
t:tte Ia9t, at 0ecorabsp olten fprtiener
Paaifignnelie at fine 2Giere, forat Den
bar itiaet en- at Sngemanns pragti9ite
Romaner til neres RadoiQbeb. Seq
bar laIt ben belle Canning at bans bis
@toriife Romaner fra n8alOemdr ben
Store" til a8aloemar Ntteroag" %
,Margrethe", iomme at Dem 10 @unge.
Def er MI Is @ar Iioen, men nu l9Ier
ieq Deg eGrif DE oeos 8drnoom" meb
iumme DritenOe Snteresie Iom ben
Gang. uaqtet aft bet, fom ligger incl
lem pa % nu. Der tan life n9onss
bebre GPsninq, il9r for ben ifanoinnz
1iite llnqoom / Nmerita, enb Sn9es
nanns Romansr. Sn9emann er 10
Danmarts Walter Scott. Sg 1fBnt
Scott II Wleiteren % Sn9emann 0tz
icipelen, foler jeg mig DOG mere til
truttet at Sngemann. Seq bar alori9
funoet noget / Scott Iad tint / Romans
titten % iaa Gqte menneIteliQt Iom /
Rarl Riies og 6reDeDatterens ajarz
lig6eos6iitoris eler noget meo Tua tore
.piite 3r9f / Stiloringen Iom Babe
mar Seier og @reo gilbert at NorOs
albin9iens 9iosbiItrrie. Naar De nu
snganq blir faroig meb ,.Grit Men=
teos 9arnoom", Iaa lar BE os t4nte
1oa ..8aloemar Sejer". CAB ben goa
i a4rnen", De. life for at branoes,
nen ior at Darne og fife / Tfunbina=
3iIfe ungoomsiino / benne Dor Yrofa-
1lner.
Chicago, lobe Ottober 1901.
8eres meo Qgtelie
Gn Mbonnent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

Samfunbet eno %ooTtiaige WisIionss
msoer, iea bar pGret til, bbor ieg bar
bolot 2 q 3 Yraoitener. og Rejien bar
toitet ganlfs b~etDoeli9t.
Ulen pilbe Der lille babe fommet lige
mango 9enge inb ali9eoel, iperge nogs
lie. Min Grfaring er, of Der pilbe bdpe
fommet Iaare lioet in0 til @9lOens
afbetaIin9 2lar, om tile. ie9 eller en-
onoen bapns tommet runot. Oct bar
o9iaa 4arsmgoets Spfattelie al ga
gen. Der er mango, bddbe ibldnbt
eGgfoltet % pr9iterne, ION bar ia9t
mig beo min Qntomit til plaoien, al
BET bifoe life blibe me9et, jeg Dilbe fdd,
men efter at Su%bftriptionen bar Optus
get forunoreoe De fig og iagoe; o9et
bapbe jeg life %troetl"
s ct ienere Pr. itdl ieg TONNE libt
nGrmere inb pda ben Sag og liar om=
tale Waaoen at arbeioe pda.
1924 20. college ct, qlbert aea.
Minn., BEN Is. 0tt. 1901.
5. 5. atIbfig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Gn Gettclic.

@i bar mobtaset fsIsenbe fra pa
for 2iGsls | Dpigbt. ST.:
5 ,G~rinorinaer fra NIT 9iO" bar
quftor Q. Beet (Sibs 68) begaaet en-
6uftefejl; ban flyer. at airtebp bal
aapeaan hos propit 9oeien / Oooer.
men bet bar Dos ben elitelige, IiosnOt
qaItor Ia Sour iammeiteos. 5gri
efter la Gours 9eb 1865 oe airfebDl
5orHpttelIe blep propit goeien Sog4
neprGIt / OOber.
9a jes | belle to aar git inb og III
bos be tGre preIter Ia Sour os Stir.
te6D, fan man bel tro pau min Reta
telfe. 2iIIes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Sfulcmo0e.

Sm Sur bill, boloer ben at Den f
b. eb. lutb. airte"s Qarsmeoe neO.
fatte 9omite UteOe / 6eQiaaanbs Wle.
nigbeo / Baupaea. Nis., / 0agene 81.
DIT. til 3. Rop.. for at forbanble ON
ben triIteliee gsrneitole.
pa oenne Sag bill blioe bebanolet
offentlig / 9eaigaanos Wenigbeoa
airte, inobDoes beroeo 9enner al BEN
ne Sag til at oeltags' bette feritC
Meoe al oenne Slags.
9toIelomitten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Sfr966friDeno enifcs.

Gn troelbe Stro boer fou ioa tobiet III
bette ueo Of benpenbe ia innrsit muligt til
Mortified Tailoring Co,
Mortified, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Or. Niles a pills.

st burtist, iittert n9 poaIib Ii9t Riobe
on ing eller neruss 6ooebpine. Rp9imerfer.
Rapfpine. gltntalsia, Rerpeitet, Sr itatili
ct. Sepnlssbso. @ist Sciotica. SllbeboI.
Der boe ten Opium eI,r Motfin os eiterIober
aotn Femme Isl e%rnirfniuger. 25 DORIS %
ents' Hnu Qpotetsr eller lenbes of
DIR. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Sm ct Maleri

@n fattig meget imut 8gbmerinbt
tiente iom Mobel for en- betenot tDii
aunItmaler. 5 bans Stuoio iod bun
ct ufulbfprt Mdleri at 9orSf9itelien
og ipurgte BAN, bbem ben oonbt
Wdno1 par, o9 bpab ban baboe giort,
at ban bdbOe f%ortjent en- Taa baaro
Straf.
a%unitneren imilebe ab benbes llbis
oenbeo % f%ortaltt 6enoe, at oenWlano.
ndglet til 9oriet par lite ono, men
O.. 6e6re eno noget MenmI lie / belle
9erDen.
Sra Den lib aftog benoes Snteresis
| ben torsf9fteoe alorig. !0un par
Iaa tomplet uoiOsnoe, og bet par Oeo
6jGlp al line SpergSmaal, = beipas
rel temmelig ubiaig at Maleren, Der
lite Ielp bapoe nogen triitelig Grfenz
belize. - at bun fit I'm fprite 8unbs
tab ON 9erOens 5relier. 6un for
unoreOe fla oper a%unitnerens 2ige=
8Dloig6eo og iagos en- Dag til BAN:
Seq Ituloe fro, De piIoe elite BAN,
bpis ban osoe for DEM"
8%emartningen fGitneoe fig / Molez
rens 9eDiDit6eb.
Seiu 9eo 6apoe bibtil fun gjort
Snotrpf paa BAN iom en- lmut 3ros
geoie. Seiu guobommeli9e 9io bapoe
alori9 rBrt BAN. Den uoibtnbe Bob
merpi9e bapoe fremltiaet Sagen paa
en- bel anbsn Mddoe, % ban tunbe
life inoe Ro. fer ban fit isat religies
6jGlp og 6leo iioen efter en- 5iener %
2ilbeoer At ben torsfaiteoe.
timber fin me aqrliq6eos Snz
Ipiration fulbferte ban 8iGeost.
og bet 6lep bangt op / 9iislels
borf 8%iaeogaQsri meo Oenne llnoers
fruit: 9ette aioroe jeg for big. bpoo
bar ou giort for mig2"
Gn 5io efter meOte ban Der i'm tioz
ligere Wlooel; bun ido qr9benoe peb
5ooen al 9iaeoet. 9enne Sang tuns
De ban ION ariiten tale til benbe.
oWlelter", ia9oe bun. Yoeoe ban
ogIua for De fattige 9g6mere2"
pSo".
O9 Wanoen ira 9alilaa bdpoe en-
0ilcipel mere.
Ro9Ie fad Maaneoer ienere laa
gi9eu ogenoe i en- 3igeunerleir og
ienote 9ub efter 9unitneren for al
tdtte BAN.
Seq 9aar 6jem til 6am nu," Iogte
bun, ,jeg Glitter BAN, og ieg Oeo, al
ban Glitter mig"
WanQe 4ar ienere it's en- l%etiinoiq
ung Q%oelsmanp % ian poo bet famine
8ideoe, % getragtnin9en at bet oa
Snbitriftens bebrejoenoe Nemoo bebp=
geoe bdm Iaalebes, at ban belIigeoe
fit 2ib til SUB og bans 3jeneite. Den
unge Mano bar @rep 3en5enoorf
Granddaughter al ben betenote 9reb=
remenigbeo.
Den Snofpbelie, et Goelt opleftens
De giaeoe fan bnpe paa 8erben, er
fun iougt foritadet og anertenot, od
Iaa Iaa @tsempler nogen Sinoe TOM
mer frem for OFentIi9beOen. st 9oot
giqeoe tan unoerpiie be uoioenoe,
babe be letiinDige, umoralIte, BET tan
inipirere ben tantenoe oa iggenoe
Sjal, og BET tan, iom / bette 3ilf9lce,
prGbite ben tore Sanobeb, ON bDilz
ten apoitlen paulus idgoe. ben bar
bans eneite 9uoifab og bens llobre-
BELLE @enitanoen for bans SOer til bel
fibIte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
atter 9pO0ialO.

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