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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
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lite pGre meget tilbage ON en- 4 uaer.
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bans Stone afgit Deo Dgoen ganite
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9ouos bel nRppe anet. at bun for ben
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g 30 Bulb. pr. Acre; BET Tfuloe bape
29ret 20-25 pr. Qcre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

sft fotote wlitler, ba be lite tan noa ben auorebue
Def at Rret. Ter er fnn en- U2oaee a. fure E G9Dbeb,
"a eet II oeb fonftiiutisntue Dfifltr. Teoheo ioraars
hoss Des an betQnbt ailiiaHo at Slimbiuom | BE-.
sstaAiffs 89r. Rahr bette 8cr bitUer inhaHsrgt.
rQrftr %. en- rumienoe fDb suer faar en- odorli9 b9s
t,lle, % naar bfH bliDsr belt tntjet, Ct EgDb b 5glgen,
"a msb minbe grt0ntstfsn fan f9rnes, oe bette Ner
azenoisss I'm uoruale 1illionb, oil bereiien p0re ebss
KAT Tor fteffe. III u5 al II 8ilfoIbe i~renfalees pee
8eiarrb bet er iutet aEcst eHb ca betaHot atliiaHb al
Glimhinberne.
Bf oil eipe II bunbrebe Toaors for eibpert Giliqlbs al
Eepbeb ifsraarlaast al gntorrt). Tom lite fan fnreres
Erb Halls Catarril Cure. 1frio efitr @tstnl0re frt.
&. Z. eheneB C &C.. Eslebo, ..
gFT- S9Ioes bos Npotbetere. 75c.
HIS Family pills &C BE- beslts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
SlccpD Gpe, Niinn.

,8anTteren9 at 10. Oft. ~inoebolot
en- Weooelelie al Mr. 2. 9. Senisns
Doh 9. Ott. b. u. Ulen efteriom ben
afoebe bar en- at b Wano, iom Ri
Dante bar iarlig @runo til at Itatts.
nener jeg. at en- int u0fsrligere Be
setninQ oiloe pare paa I'm Ylaos. vi
er 10 ct file Soft. % oesbRrre ofte
tilfrebs meo at inptage en- tilba9ss
trRnet glaos. mebens Ri bog maaite
r gibet eDner % 0aoer at Sub, ION
Def buroe DGre en- 6laoe % belig
gli9t at laoe TONNE Samfunbst til
Rntte.
BEL par Mr. SenIen life en- at BEN,
Der itdar paa De melt ieinefaloenoe
Blaoier % bliper beitust al ben bele
8eroen eIer at bet Belle 6olt. Men
ban par en- Wuno. iom a tsnot |
oios areoie, og bbdo Der er beore. bar
alminoeIio dgtet % melitet. 6Ooriom=
helit ban aioroe I'm S~nofnbelie g9l.
oenoe. bar bet Attn for BET 9ooe. Og
bans S%nbfInoelis bar lite liben, tbi
ban par baa0s begaDet og beiao en-
airooanlig eneraiit Ratur.
5el9:nte uotog at en- Qrtitfel i
.SltapD ene 3ispath" er ct ianot
uotrnf at ben alminoelige Stemning.
Weobelelfen ON en- iaa f%remraosnoe
q popular gorgers 8so, bar faitet
I Gorgens Merte oper Dor 8n. %
aQIten / boert 6jsm ies 5ilbraaelieHs
5fpaqer / ben Itias Omgangelis. =
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6Derb. 6an par 9rGiioent for 8pz
raaoet TO 5erminer, Wleolem al Stos
leraaoet / fDD anr. % / TO Qar 5orz
mano for famine. 5inige par 6an
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ram 5ruitees". 6an par oeiad frems
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iio 8eltager I ct. Sobannes onnif sb.
lutb. Wenigbeb % / BET bele taget en-
fremragenoe Wleolem al naonte Ules
uigbeo.
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8anmart, 3. 5sb. 1863, og par iaas
leoes 80 9ar, 10 Mb. og 7 0age a..
oa ban oeoe. 6an tom til Qmeritd
for 90 adr fosn % matte Jotaar
oilos ban babe tilbragt beitemt 6alos
oelen af fit Qib I oisie Gene. 6an
bleD Gift for II 4ar iioen og e~fterlus
oter en- bengioen 6uitru og fire elftebe
gsrn. ire Ssnner og en- Ddtter. Tom
6eqrqber 3abet.
Der er bunoreber / bette Rdbolae.
Tom 6olot ben afoeoe for en- 8en. og
Der er maaite intst Weolem at Gam
FunDet Der. iom piloe bape iaamangs
oprigtie iergenbe beb FIN Baars. 0ans
oirtfomme 5orretningslib gjorbe
BAN let tilgGngelig, fpmpatetiif og
ombpggelig for at unbgad at tr9oe mo-
gen for mar. 0an isgte at gre bel
rette og at lebs ct ret Gin, at ARE ret
farois mob fig IelD og rstf9rois oa
b5imooig mob aae meb bbsm ban bap=
be Smgaug.
CAB mig tilfsie: 6an bar en- al os
bjertslieIte % NET trpfdife 9snner,
Iom ieg bar funoet noattfteos. 6ana
traDls 5orfstHingslio birbrebe Dam
fife I at igtgs for fin SjaI, og neft fin
Sub og iine narmeite par intst ban
tqrere paa Soroen enO Dor fife Wes
nig6eD. meo boiIfen ban bapoe itdaei
Gait og Brat | en- lang .RGtte at aar
unDer sODs Og ilstte aaar. Waatte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Slair,g}cbr.

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8 Manbags Mites af6olotes after
"Reminiscences Der / airten angaas
enoe airtebpgningsfagen. Snbiams
Iingsfomiteen afagoe 8apport og fun
be meooele, at ben til 9irtebpgningss
arbeioets 8egnneelie paatrppebe Sum
4 tegnet, Iaa at Der M tunbe fri
oes til enoeiig 4fgsrelIe. 5oriamlin=
gen forbanbleoe o~erefter ON De forfeit
liae Oigtige Spprgsmaal. Den me Sir
tes Stprrelie, iamt gpggeplabs 0. !. p.
Der neofattes fluttelig en- Spps
manostomite til llnberiegelie al ale
bi5ie Der %benberenbe Spsrgsmaal -
og bet enitebes, at benne aomite Tube
afqibe Rapport aqereoe matte bitten.
QItiaa baOoe Ri oafaa Wenigbeosz
msoe / Mites. 3irsbag. og oeo bette
blep belle Sagen enoelig orbnet Og int
/ Sang.
gfter at ben / WonbaQs neoIatte
3omite 6abbe aflagt Rapport bleo bet
6efluttet. at Menigbeoen bpgger en-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 60-36, fant
inObenoig 6piee Is SOB - "a meo
8rbpt unoer &irtens 6albpart.
Anore min0re Oigtige Spsrgsmaal
bfsb benlagt til en- gnqqetomite. Oct
beiIuttebes. at meni9beoen lite bill gaa
bort fra ben &~irfegruno. ben aft eier.
gpggetomitsen 6eitaar af 3 0eo=
kmmer. nemlig Martus Beet, 6. T..
pdnfen og Gbr. Qnberfen.
5nbfamlingsfomiteen fortfqtter lit
Grbeioe. O%mfoitningen beo benne
girfebb9ning bill blipe ca. $1,000, fua
u mangler en- life ringe Del 9engs
monu - foruosn Dem, Der Dil meoz
saa til 9irtens inore uOftnr.
geo Observation-Disclosures 6os
Bat. 5enfen / Manoaqs Gftermi0=
bags beitsmtes bet at 6oloe en- 9aIur
ri 5oroel for Den npe Sirtss uoimDf
ming.
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len I Blair, er anfommen ira Dan
mari og op6oloer fig for 3ioen bos
Brof. MGaers.
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OsnOe 6~Orhanbler at ale Slags Rsbz
Ter, Sengefieore og Wabrasfer, Bar
Hsbogne o. +. b. 6dn pil ielqe biz
iigere eno De fore !6uie meb glimrenOe
Rutalog.
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/ oenne 5io / 8sipg 6os gait. Qnters.
SiOite Gsn0ag bar Der Miss
fonsmeDe / aennaro. Gn bel Del
Blair Soft 6aooe inofunoet fig. osrs
ibsaa0t ct Sangtor at Gtubenterne.
0m BormioOagen til 6eimeslsz
gAostjeneIte preoifeoe 9ait. 6rimobt=
NgGer, Og til Mgbet ON Gftermiooaz
gen talts pait Qnfer. Oerefter Stubenz
terne Beet, goubo og 2arfen. Mg6et
ar sebt beiegt. 9ejret par trad
ienoe / Moof9tning til airtens Snb=
oieliesbag, oa BET %ssregneoe 6ele Ddz
gen. De tire Stubenters 3aler fam
k0e FIG om tre befiemts gunfter, Der
bog / ems 5antegan9 uoilfdarlig for
tinber fig til ct 5ele. 6errens Spgrgs=
m1ol til aoam: 60or er ou2 bar bet
ferfte puntt. 9liOer man ia bette
liar. sr bet 3iosn, oa ,,6erren begbns
Der ct 4rbeiDe"; og bet fiofte puntt og
Den neoDenOige 5glge at be TO fsrife
r Stub. 2arIens 2Gmne ON 9bfet,
Der faa tommer og Ipreoer bet biOtil
onrenoe tunge Wsrte. 3il Slut opz
soges ct MisfonsoHer, og Sangforet
fang en- a~fifeosfdns, boorefter man
Mites, glade Dper Samb9ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

Der dltio / oore oanite Wenigheoel
fnoes W9no. fom ban.
5. g. Senfen.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Stories In the Companion

In the fifty-two issues of IT'S volume
for 1902 the Youths Companion will
publish between two hundred and
three hundred good stories Four
series Of stories which promise to be
exceptionally entertaining will be
Tales of a Deep Sea-Diver," Tales
of Circus Hand Tales of Mis-
sissippi Pilot and Tales of an Indian
Agent" There will be four stories
in each group.
Among the contributors OF fiction
during 1902 will be Annie Fellows
johnson, Eva Wilder Brodhead, Arthur
E. McFarlsne, Homer Greene, Ellis
worth E.Kelly, Ella W. Peattie, Grace
M. Gallagher, Alice Morgan. Elizabeth
McCracken, c. A. Stephens, Alice
Brown, Jack London, H. s Garfield,
Margaret Johnson, Edward W. Thorn
son, Carroll W. Rankin, Nav Roberts
Clark, Sarah Orne Jewett. Margaret
Sangster, Marshall Saunders and Sar-
ah Barnwell Elliott.
A full announcement of the new
volume will be sent to any address
upon request. The new subscriber
for 1902 who sends $1.75 for the
new volume mt once will receive free
all the remaining issues for 1901, in
cluding the double holiday numbers,
also the Companion calendar for 1902,
Autographed in twelve colors and
gold. THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
Boston, Mass.
1876 Columbus avenue.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Women nermi,s In Russia.

Among the villagers on the Volga
in the province of Samara curious
sect Of women has made its appear
ance. II was originated by an elder
ly peasant woman in Soznova, call
ed the Blessed Mother" These
women have fed from the villages
around into remote district, where
they live singly in holes dug out Of
Ire face of the hill. They lead a
lif, of fasting and PRAYER, and be-
lieve themselves called from the
world, which they think is shortly
about to perish in general con
flagration. The "Blessed Mother"
has 'ten wise virgins" as a sort of
bodyguard, and the sect believes
that these IL women are possessed
Of miraculous powers. - London
Globe,
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Parsley Suggestions.

To prepare parsley as a seasoning
for winter soups and sauces dip
fresh lunches of il into boiling
water and scald for few minutes.
Remove and quickly dry near the
fire.
The best method OF preparing
parsley for soup and crcamcd pota-
toes is to twist IL into a round ball
and clip it into thin slices. Parsley
is considered an aid to digestion.
Many enjoy eating little sprigs
dipped in salt along with the din
per. SPRAYS Of parsley garnishing
meats and salads certainly add to
the temptation of dinner.
1t is said that sprigs OF parsley
eaten with little salt will drive
away the odor of onions on the
breath.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Senator panlera LIfe work.

Senator Daniel OF Virginia lives
in very modest style in Washington.
He cannot afford to spend much
money, because everything he gets
goes toward the payment of his
fathers debts. Daniel has spent
80 years paving of these debts. and
it will probably be life work. His
father was Judge William Daniel OF
Lynchburg. He was considered
well TO do. bat when he died il was
found that his fortune had been
swept away in the panic OF 1873.
and that his Liabilities we're more
than 100000 in excess of his as
sets. Although Senator Daniel
could have repudiated these debts,
he chose to assume them. That
vas nearly 80 years ago. and all that
time Senator Daniel has been pay
ing of the debts, with interest,"
New York Times.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Coronation ki..e,.

"The sound of kiss is not so
loud as that OF cannon" remark
cd the professor at the breakfast
table, "but its echo lasts deal
longer" Latterly it seems to last
before it begins.
Nearly year before his corona
tion King Edward announced that
the ceremony Of kissing by the peers
would be omitted. Imagine me
compelling Devonshire TO kiss meP
he is said to have exclaimed "He
would never survive the ordeal"
William ", who objected to this
part of the ceremony, submitted to
it, but declared he would rcnounce
the kingship rather than repeat the
experience.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Eurhi.hlnn thu house.

A few drops Of oil OF lavender ia
silver bowl or ornament dish OF
some kind half filed with very hot
water and set in the dining room
just before dinner is served gives a
delightful and intangible freshness
to the atmosphere of the apartment.
Hostesses often put small vessel ira
the parlor and dressing rooms wheiis
arranging the house for festivity.
The suggestion is especially valuable
to the hostess in small apartment,
which sometimes in the hustle of
preparation becomes stuffy.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
ILL OVER THE HOUSE.
A E.eIpe For Fruit Balls and OTTER
Useful info- alton.

u
To make fruit balls spread warm
boileo rice half inch thick on a
Toured board. Have ready fresh
peaches stoned and cut in halves.
Put the two halves of each together
and the rice in pieces just large
enough to wrap around each one and
press them into shape with the
hands, leaving the fruit well covered
in the center Of every ball. Roll the
balls in flour and rol each in cloth
that has been buttered and Toured.
Tie them carefully in shape and
boil in plenty of water for half an
hour, putting lin in the bottom OF
the kettle to lift them from the bot
tom. Remove from the cloths and
serve with hot sweet sauce.
Lemon sauce is delicious with the
fruit balls. Cream together one
teaspoonful of cornstarch, one ta-
blespoonful of butter, one egg and
one-haIf cupful of sugar. Pour
over them. stirring constantly, two
cupfuls of boiling water and cook
until thick. Remove from ihS
stove and add the juice and rind OF
one lemon. Serve in u boat.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
BEST AMBULANCE SERVICE.


In its ambulance system of giving
hrst aid to the wounded New York
is far in advance of any other place
in the world, and there is no city
outside of the United States where
the ambulance service has passed
much beyond its elementary ataecs,
writes Francis II. Nichols. Tie
New York system has been studied
by physicians and hospita' authori-
ties all over the world, and such as
exist elsewhere are very largely
copies Of it.
In America the ambulance ia now
in vogue in Boston, Philadelphia,
Chicago, ST. Louis. I'ittsburg and
New Orleans. In Europe the near
est approach to it Is found in
Vienna. where 90 ambulanccs and
physicians are constantly at the
service of the Volunteer Humane
society, voluntary organization
established after the catastrophe Of
the Ring theater in 1881. Vienna
smbulances are not attached % hos
pitfalls, as in New York, but are
maintained in buildings especially
erected for them on the same plan
as the American FIRE houses
Junior Munsey.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
To Clean Flannel Blankets.

Flannel blankets may be succcss-
fully cleaned by using borax and
soft soap. Put two tablespoonfuls
of borax and pint Of soft soap in
to cold water enough to cover the
blankets. When the horax and soap
have become dissolved, put in the
blankets and let them stand over
night. The next day rub them out.
rinse them in two waters and hang
them to dry. Never wiring them.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
The New Buffa 10 Bill.

The United States is now issuing
some so silver certificates which.
when they come to hand, will be
worth keeping day or two to show
to the children. The newest in the
series is known as the Buffalo bill"
because il bears the figure OF NAM
moth buffalo. In this series only
American subjects are used. An
eagle adorns the 81 bill, George
Washington's picture the So bill, the
head of an Tndinn chief the S5 bill.
and now the buffalo makes his ap-
pearance on the $40 note.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Small onIonp mI-t.ksn ror syes.

Cf0dll OfllOlb tllrks Ntn lOI -yNa-
"While ! was in MONGOLIA" writes
Mr.. ID. G. 0'Connell, an American
railway supply contractor. the
Boxers captured some railway stores
used by the wor,,men while building
the road. They burned everything.
Among the lot were several barrels
marked salt in which cartridges
hrd been stored to get them past
the Chinese customs officers. The
fire of course exploded these and
several Chinese were killed, but a
particularly daring Boxer jumped
On top of the heap Of material and,
picking out a glass bottle, held it
up where all could see. The bot
lie contained little white onions,
picked
"Iooky he cried to the rest Of
the mob. See what the foreign
devils have done. They have torn
out the eyes Of our children and
picked them TO eat The crazy
mob attacked the railroad quarters
after this harangue. but was easily
routed. Washington Post.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
lorAnr cAEE AND roo MANN.

picture showing the apparatus in
operation. The bcater proper may
be Of apv desired form to suit the
numerous uses for which the beater
may be used. When il is desired
to make use Of the apparatus, the
hanger is rigidly secured to the
edge of the table by the clamps, and
the cake dish is held underneath the
downwardly projecting bcaier with
one hand. while the crank ia grasp.
ed in the other hand to reyolyc the
bcatcr until the operation is COM
plcted The beating frame is easily
removed for cleaning or for insert
ing another style for performing
different work, and Of course the
machine is not limited to beating.
cake. but viii whip cream. make
frosting and do all the labor in that
line by simply inserting the beater
Of the proper shape.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
To Preserve the Color OF Flowers.

SeveraI methods Of preserving
the natural color Of pressed flowers
have been suggested, but the best,
it is claimed, is that used in the
New York botanical gardens. Aft
er the specimens have been under
pressure for day or two they arc
laid in papers heated in the sun. and
this is repeated until the drying is|
completed. This, it is said, pref
serves the colors perfectly.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
or Brnent 10 Yail.

DIS. Mitchell, Fulforn, Md: Dur
ing long illness was troubled with
bed sores, was advised to try DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, and did so with
wonderful results. was perfectly
cured. 1t is the best saIve ON the
market" Sure cure for piles, sores,
burns Beware of counterfeits. Pal
ace Drug Store, Geo. Pedley mgr.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
The fisndsome.t Calendar

of the season Tin ten colors) six beau
tiful heads ION six sheets, 10xl2
inches) reproductions of paintings by
Moran, issued by General Passenger
Department, Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway, will be sent on re-
ceipt of twenty-five cents. Address.
F. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent.
Chicago.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
The Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railway.

Many people unacquainted with the
geography Of the west imagine that
because the names Chicago, Miiwau-
kee and st. Paul" are used in the cor
porate title of the railway owning the
Short Line between Chicago and
Omaha. they must go via the cities OF
Milwaukee and st. Paul to reach their
destination, if it be Omaha or west
thereof. This is a mistaken idea.
On map the line running directly
east and west would look like this:
Omaha------ Chicago.
There is nothing more simple than
that, and it is less than 500 miles be-
tween Chicago and Omaha. Two
through trains dailv in each direction
with the best sleeping car and dining
car service, and all regular travellers
know and appreciate the merits Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
RAILWAYS Short Line between the
east and the west.
Time tables, maps and information
furnished on application to J. e. Pres
ton, commercial agent, 1929 Seven
teenth street, Denver. 50t3
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Handy Kitchen uten.lI.

Kate Hatch McRae of Cripple
Greek, Colo. has designed machine
for beating cake rapidly and thor
oughly with little e1ertion, the.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12

BY making business of selling
coffee and tea. we naturally procure
the very best, and we buy in such
quantities that enables US to sell our
goods at very reasonable figure.
Coolbaugh.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12

WANTED-5.000 men, women, boys
and girls to wear out shoes, hats,
caps, dry goods and clothing for M.
r. Lincoln at the Spot Cash Store,
l25 South Fifth street.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Call and See

The economy hot-blast stove with
all the modern improvements. The
latest improved nickel-plated stand
lamps, at Mrs. J. C. Agard & Son, 22S
Main street. 50t2
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
Domestic Jewel Steel Range.

This line is carried by Watson &
Bancroft. 1t is absolutely the best
stove on the market. Call and ex-
anime. 42tf.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12
E. A. Bradbury,
Notary Public.
SOY RAIN street. Soft.

Toys, animals, trinkets, candles and
all things for decorating Christmas
trees, at the Rocky Mountain bakery.
Cañon City record., 1901-12-12

Tree decorations for Christmas at
the Rocky Mountain bakery.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Qfr Atrbit.

9err BUM IneIer Dem er
cine Stunbe auseieben bait: rDas @n'
seln 1T bod Elm redt lanspeilises @ers
gniiaen, tperben sic benin sar ntdt
itumpfiinnis bapong"-rO no, aber
tpifens, neili bat mir Dana nur q
babe Stunb' suas59aust, ben bans
on Sag brauf in b Sbiotenanftalt
bradt!"
alnpnTenne 5rntbnlik.
a.: sd b0rte, sic bitten nm bt,
9anb Der Miniondrsto9ter ansebal'
ten, Sic finb al5o aud 10 quaf su
etnem Nnbeter bes solbenen &albes &C.
tporben9"-8. :: rNein, fir in 2alt
1T fie eisentli4 ni4t mebr jung se'
mug"
- GridiaftsTabts. N,ams- G.
einem JrduIein): Mnna. i9 tperbe Sie
beiratben! sic pafen in metnen
&rdm!
= Rurios. rWas, sic miiFen inns
mer n a 9 benz @fen einen S4naraen
tr%inteng" .Sa, fonft f9medt mir
S4a GEA. siAAI"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Gftt 3iehertniithfurr.

Ratb 3: rWifen sic fdon, Der
Sidtar ~S9immelpfennis bat 3pil<
hinge befommsn. 80 q :
.@eben sic, 9err Hatb, i'd faste sleid,
er tpirb iibermitbis tperben, ipenn sic
ibm bic @ebaltsaulage betpinisen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Der 1nutoHflhelo.

a%oIIese: .Wis, sic seben bies
fen Qbenb aletn in's 9beater! Sa
f0nnen Sk bod nadber etpas in bic
&neipe fommen?"-8 { q m r:
runm0sltd, tpenn meine Srau r,idt
mitgebt-ba ldBt iie mid na9bsr
bur9's Oienftmdb9en abbolen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05

gtmo loo. 900 safer
8ier tperben alidbrIi4 in Ghtcaso
detrunfen.
Gr bekn.,tt,tt AnpH.
Mutter Der 8raut: Isle
tponen alio mein S4tpieserfohn tpers
ben. 9aben Sic fi9 bic Sa4e aud,
reifli9 iiberlegt9"-8 { tp q
0asbaft): SITS benin 70 sefdbrli4a'
9rnnt.
Sereniiftm 8 (auf elmer
Sasbpartie einen .3tesenbod bemer'
tenb): n@eb-it bas ni4t eine-dbt
@emfe9"-O eridsermeifer:
~Sa-nein Ourhlau4t! Oas hetbt, 10
etne Mrt Tbalaemfe!1