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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
WHERE OLD HATS GO.
Clerk Tells of Unique Scheme For
Making Cigar Money.

Needn't send that old hat home"
said the customer as he placed the new
ly purchased derby on his head. Its
too shiny around the edges. and it
would just take up room in the closet"
The customer walked out of the store
and the clerk turned to friend.
THAT means cigar money for me-" he
said. land l smoke good cigars at that.
In most stores it wouldn't do me very
much good, as all the discarded hats
are given to the drivers of the delivery
wagons. But here the house allows the
clerks to have the hats, and as result
we make "a little extra money. About
once a week the bushelman comes
around to the store looking for old hats.
and when give him all have collect
ed he pays on an average of 10 cents
apiece for them.
after the bushelman has made his
rounds he takes the hats to a shop on
South street. and there they are taken
apart. The silk ribbons and bands and
swea tbands are removed and the hat
given thorough cleaning and new ma
terial and trimmings put on. When it
is all fixed up it is extremely difficult
to tell it from new hat. and in many
cases it will sell for as high as So.
When you can buy hat for Is cents,
clean it for about 5 cents. put % cents
worth Of leather and ribbon on it and
sell it for dollar or nore, you see
where the profit comes in, don't your
Philadelphia Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
Sex Peculfarities.

A man will run as fast as he can to
cross a railroad track in front of a
train. Then he will watch it till it
goes out of sight. Then he will walk
leisurely away. He seems to be all
right and probably is. That is man.
A woman in street car will open a
satchel and take out purse, take out
a dime and close the purse, open the
satchel. tut in the purse. close the
satchel and lock both ends. Then she
will give the dime to the conductor.
who will give her a nickel back. Then
she VIII open the satchel and take out
the purse. put in the nickel. close the
purse. open the satchel and put in the
purse, close the satchel and lock both
ends. Then she will feel for the buckle
at the back Of her belt.-Kansas City
Journal
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
CAR REACHES VIENNA.
Russian Ruler Cordially Welcomed by
Austrian Emperor.

Vienna, Oct. 1.-The car, accom-
panied by a numerous suite, including
Foreign Minister Lamsdorff, arrived
here during the day and was met at
the railroad station by Emperor Fran
els Joseph and the archdukes. The
greetings Of the monarchs were of the
heartiest character. They kissed each
other twice. A royal salute was fired
as the emperors left the station. Their
majesties were driven to Schoenbrunn
castle, the route being lined by troops
and enormous crowds of people. The
state luncheon at the castle was at
tended by the emperors, the arch
dukes, the archduchesses. Count
Lamsdorff, the Austrian-Hungarian
foreign minister, Count Goluchowsld;
the Russian ambassador, the Austrian
ministers and others.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
SEEKS FURTHER POWERS
Interstate Commerce Commission Is.
sues an Appeal.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-The interstate
commerce commission, with view of
obtaining further powers than are
conferred upon it by law at present,
has issued a circular, through it's ex-
ecutive committee, to the various COM
mercial and mercantile exchanges of
the country calling attention to the
need of further legislation to make it's
work effective. The circular declares
that the Elkins bill contains no pro-
vision for the prevention of unjust dis
elimination in tariff rates between
different localities or sections, or in
the classification of freight, or be-
tween carload and less than carload
rates. nor for protection against the
continuance Of rates unreasonable il
them selves"
The aim of the committee is to Sc
cure the authority to the commission
prescribed in the first section of the
bill for the purpose of correcting the
alleged abuses. 20
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01

can be produced than when it is open
ed quite straight Example after ex-
ample could be cited, but for obvious
reasons names may not be mentioned.
At one time 1t was considered the mark
Of the low comedian. for nearly every
one of them had mouth twisted Ell
Their to the right or left as the result Of
''mugging." Some Of the most serious
actors-even those with reputation
for beauty.-could. however, be pointed
to as possessing the same characteris-
tic, which has also been observed with
not few opera singers of the first
rank.-Londou Taller.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
Wagner and Thirteen.

In the life of Richard Wagner the
number thirteen played curious part
He was born in 1918. the numerals of
which, added together. are equal to
thirteen. and he received a name the
letters of which when added to those of
his family name are also. equal to thir'
teen. Moreover. he finished Tam
hauser" on April 13, 1860. and it was
performed for the first time on March
IS. 1861. Twenty-Five years later he
died. and again the mystical number
Uas dominant. for he passed away on
Feb. IS, 1883.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01

Why-ah! perhaps you do not believe
me, but I have money. dearest. 1t will
be yours-yours and-and mine, JUNE.
And we will 60 away, far away He
stopped suddenly when she hung her
head and allowed her hand to rest
quietly in his. .,..
And we will be married. monsieur"
she whispered.
For moment he did not answer A
dark flush stained his cheeks. spread
quickly to his neck and ears as she
brought her sparkling orbs to his.
"Ye-es. JNnie."
"And tonight you will ask mon pere,
monsieur?'
"Junie!' His quick tones held sur
prise and pique. Surely, that isis
needless. T-this is secret, dearest,
p
"Ahemr
1t WAS ii very loud cough, and it
came from the gallery of masks.
"Y-your father" whispered Nugent,
dropping her hand and staggering a
little ON the polished floor II will
see you again Embellishments .Ju-
nier' And in a fash he was gone
But the door had scarcely closed and
JUNE had just time to snatch up her
work and begin where she left OF
when Dick Hammond, with heavy step
and hearty voice, announced his We.
come presence.
"MamSelle Vernong." he said. play
fully enunciating her Anne. you Sad
monsieur might come tonight, and l.?
is here. Where is mOng pere? / wa4
ID see him. Tonight? Yes; tonight
want lis Jpnie. When he says 'NtH
we Will hunt Il prizes. my dear. i -
license. see" And joyfulIy he to
ished Il pale yellow slip before /
girls dancing eyes.
"AheM."
Hammond started. strengthening Ii
to his full height, which was s fee -
in his stocking soles. For q moment =,
stood alert. Then, stepping back a f "
PAGES. he stared tiXHL.y ut i face p.n
truding from the wall above.
by Jimmy. Juni"." he gaSped. ~
that amt the cutest fz ever saw III
swallow my collar stud! Jes' look al
i'm See i'm wink. See in grin. jim
my, JUNE. Low much for the skit?'
"Dick. DicE"'
Mamsnlle WIS in his arms and Sh3h-
ing with laughter. The grin OH Q
face was spreading percoptiby, and
the tense features twitchod and QuiV
cred convu!Sively.
How much?" persisted Hammond.
"MOnSicur monsieur, Get is not for
sale. Non. non, Eet is a real false
face gulped tie mutiled voice against
his breast. See. now. ect is gone. Eet
is, gone. Eet was mon pere-mon pero
Gustale Vernon" she cried breathless-
ly, peering round and up as far as his
imprisoning arms would allow.
And Dick Hammond laughed loud
AID ion;,. Then. ST.. :,
mamselle told him the why and the
wherefore of it all. Mon pere had fam
cied Nugent because he had wealth.
and theatrical supplies were not boom
ing just then. But JUNE would have
none of him. And why? He is one
scoundrel. Dicky," she explained. True!
Mon pere did not believe it so. So she
had devised plan. She had to do
something. and the plan was the real
false face.
But now mon pere is satisfied. He
only smiled and said. "Oui; ah, oui!"
when Hammond asked. May l have
her. Gustave?"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
The Actors Mouth.

The actors mouth is essentially ia
cile and not infrequently it exhibits a
tendency to turn to one side or the 9th
er. This is due, in part, to its being
constantly used to express emotion and
also to the peculiar but no less well
recognized fact that when the mouth
is somewhat crooked greater effect
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
Will Spend One Day in Ohio.

Columbus, O., Oct. lit is n
nounced that William J. Bryan will be
in Ohio on Oct. to lend assistance to
the Democratic cause. He will speak
at Napoleon at 10 a. m, at Oak Harhor
at p. m. and Sandusky at p. On
He had promised to give three days
to the Ohio committee, but prepare
lions for the European trip reduced
fhis number to- one
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
Board Of Cancellation Disaqrees.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. l. - The
Cancellation board resumed it's ses-
sions at the office of the Lehigh Valley
Coal company during the day. Il
vote was .aken on the three most iDl-
portant grievances which were brought
up at the session Tuesday and there
was a disagreement on all three.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
Woman Determined to Die.

Kansas City, Oct. 1.-While suf-
fering from temporary insanity Miss
of third-story window of fashion
able hotel, ran ten blocks, threw her
self in front of a passing train and
was ground to pieces.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
Rohher Fatally Wounded.

Chicago, Oct. lone of four rob-
bers was shot and fatally wounded by
Theodore Ray, whom they attempted
to hold up. Ray, who is private
Waterman, emptied his revolver at his
asSailants.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
SIR MICHAEL HERBERT, GREAT
6RiTAiN's AMBASSADOR TO
THE UNITED STATES.
his END SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED
ALTHOUGH IN FAILING HEALTH
EARLY DISSOLUTION WAS
NOT LOOKED FOR.

Davos Platz, Switzerland, Oct. l.
Sir Michael Herbert. the British am
bassador to the United States, died
here at 40 p. II. He had gradually
been growing worse since his arrival
here, but his death was sudden and
unexpected.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-01

London, Oct. 1.-The death of Sir
Michael Herbert was announced at
the days session Of the ALASKAN
boundary commission by Chief jas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03

aerne bdbe en- inogribenbe getponing
ION ct MiDoel til at nad ID q a.
let. Sproget er 10 8laoning badoe
for dlle ppre 3anfer pg for bort 6ierz
tes 6glelier. Sbem ian gibe ct Omz
ribs al ben 3oIt. bet fpiaer | bele
port Sdmfuaoss o9 Omaangslipl
Gn unaturIis og uhelbi9 Sper9dng
fan ba let faa fortrpblenoe S%nbfpoelie
poo hele bort @%dnbslib. Def er ira bet
Snnspuntt, bet maa betrdgtes ;tbi iom
ct abitrdtt Spsrgsmaal ON Spro9ets
QepeohqtiobeO / ct fremmeo 9ano bar
bet life iDnoerlig Snteresie.
..9uionerne" bar Ri beler lite me9et
tilopers for. III be life mar Maalet:
ct Ialiqt Gnoeliet, bet life olere tror
Ri. men BET bar Ri SUBS Orb for.
Oct filler DE fei9e" lige meo DE BAN
tro". BE peoeritpggeIige", aYlanoora=
tere" % ,Nfquosbbrtere" % flyer. at
..oeres Del itdl bare / Sgen. Tom
br9nber meo SID og SpopI". Men
bra bar ri bet t%ilopers for 6adbe
8uionerIe eler be feige og be odntro
"a ReIten. Der nabnss, at Ri 9erne bile
hare oem paa ben enc rette 9ej mob
bet enc rette Waal, Tor bet er for tent,
iad be maatte naa baaoe here's gez
itemmeIie Der I 9iDet og get Iali9t @ns
beliat".
Oct er netop bet. ale De Spgrgs=
mail. Der bar b9ret uloer Disfusion
/ ..0anitsren" / ben iibite Bib -
SproQipsrQsmaalet. Sfolefprrgsmaas
let "a aoluniIationsipsrgsmaale -
treOfer om,dt bore Qanbsm9nb, % ba
ierlia bor opbotienoe ungbom, life
tai iatte baauo % blibe blanbt De
feiae % oantro. vi oiI0e gerne. at De
ale. ON bet bar muligt, fuabe biioe
iaa aoos oa opgtige gor9ere iom mu=
IiQt "a tiliiOit naa ct Ialigt GnbeIigt.
ga hi tror MI. at ct 9ra gror beolt
bda i'm eaen Roo, % idaleoes tror ri
odiaa. at Maolet for Dor Strqben
naues bebit Oeo iaa meget Tom muligt
al Jamie bort Soft unber bet Banner,
bet er rant at tempe unber, Dor luther
Ite 9irtes Banner. 9eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03

man pil iaa ngoi9 fro noget faabdnt,
men berfpr bill mar o9iaa ofte opoage,
at man er bleDen Ifufet, o9 BERTH tomz
mer iaa ogfau, at MAJ fadr at ie, at
man tilige Ear fufet andre. ioet man
| 8Itnbe bar trgItet mahgt ct letIinoigt
eler / Sorne begrapet Wteaneife meo,
at bans &riitenoom bar at ben 9gte
Slags. ga Der er bel lite faa, Der paa
bette Omrdaoe bape bait en- lignenhe
Grfdrine iom ben en- Manb bapoe
qiort, Der pda ct getbesbdzUfsbe 8es
ben6apa forleben Nar ubtalte, at od
ban bar 20 Nar gammel, mente ban
/ 6pertt entelt SilfRloe at funne df9ere,
ON ct Menneite por en- oprigtig 8riiten
eIer life; men od ban BAL blepen 40
4ar, baboe ban en- 5glelie al. at ban
not en- Sang imelem tunoe fe fell,
% MI od ban bar BED be so. inntes
ban, at ban par enbnu minore litter
/ ben Retning.
Den 6odb itule Ri idd gre orer for
Iaaoanne tpipliomme Menneiter2
8unne Ri life naa til at aabiie Dem en-
beItemt 9laos? Sa .meo lib tommer
aauo", flyer man. Og bet g9loer oaiad
Der. @i ifule legge M9rte til, At oor
9ignelie fremItiaer to Sbnspuntter. p9
BET enc Oifer osSeben, mar ben Ifpoer
op. og bet unoet flyer Dc, boorooa bet
ida M FEN ao Sommeren, CO oa
6eIten fom. Og iom bet M er en- gipen
Sag, at ingen Qanomano ON foraaz
ret fan Iige, bboroaa hans 6sit pil
blibe, lige meget bbor goot bans Sch
itaar, iaaIebes bill bet ogiaa o9re umuz
liJt for noset WenneIte paa 5orbaano
at tunne iigs, bpor 9sts eqsr u99te Den
entsItes %religisie 9epagelie er. Sio
efter anoen ptl bet flares, boor bet met
bar D9ret lsie og ~forlprne gubelige
5raier, pg boor Der bar oGret ben 9gte
Sorbbuno, Der ftal til, for at Seoe1
fan boloe / Storm og Strio. unber
ben br9noenbe Col og miot iblanot
5prne. 6nab bet cerfur Der ealoer
ON, bet er, at man til ben enc SHE
life er altfor burtig til at gioe enhper
Gtteit for bans &ritenoom, % at nan
paa ben dnosn Sine beler life er for
rebe til MistGltfombeo. Roget tunne
ri ultio ie % beosmme, men Der er
ogfau msget, Ri fun tiln9rmeliesbis
tunne babe en- beitemt Wening ON; og
enoeIig er Der meget, ION fsrit fommer
til at itaa / lit rette Chs. naar Den tore
Dag pprinber, oenDog. Der ftdl da6ens
bare alt bet ffjulte og bet lsnliae (Wiat.
10, 26). 5. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03

Den 10 tom til os fra Spben,
Som til Sbper Iom til Spben
Meo en- Sbfter iom lit 9uo.
Sub tie Sop, ben Tom til Rorpen.
ut ben saar ub oper Soroen
Spm ct 8ub fra 5relfens Cub.
Som 0u bill -nu ian 0u fac
Oct for mig er n9ten li9e =:
&riitenoom er national.
Gaer, ON Ou foretrotfer
Oct, ION meeet mere better:
Den er international.
Sulo ben f9rIig oanff for DANTE,
Spenit for SpenIte. fpanif for
SpanIte,
Gfter 5OItets Sproe o9 9anb.
Wlen buff paa, ben er ben famine,
Oct. Der FILTER, er tun 9amme,
SdnObeo alorig ififte ian.
Din Ben
Mprten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03
glitter og 9eg.

Der er en- Sing, bi unbertioen fin
Der MGrte al / Den hinges QnIiqt = ct
ytGrte, Der er iergsrligere eno ale
SpsoomsmGrfer, og panther mere
enp ale 2egemslDber. Sfal lea iige,
bpab bet ere Oct er bet mqrfe, ION
en- ursn 5ante eIer en- Imilbfia Sppe
e~fterlacer. Gn I1igenbe Slange, Der
6ugter Zig frem qennem grqsfet, bar
aiorig efterlaot lit flimeee % beffnittes
De Spor mere pjeuipnliat enb fmubs
iige 3anters UeGrte / ben lines Nm
! figt.
Oh mdd aua faa bemmeliq til
9arts, iom no9et Meaneifs er / Stanb
til, naar On boloer a5rbbefeIt" / Din
SjGl meo en- Irobfet 6iitorie; Oh MAJ
pare iaa mig, iom 8u bill, / at ffule
ben &e1os9ernin9, at Oh b9rer noaet
inoenfor 9eIten, Iom 9u ~pmbDgqelia
gemmer, til On fommer pad ben
glaos, 6oor Ou beo, at 9odbeben
penter meo ct breb Grin, Iom QaoieIz
drtbben benter paa ben raobne arop =
en- 3ine tan On rare filter PAD: bber
imuoiig Sdnte, Oh bar tqntt, bper
genen 9iitorie, On bar ~fortalt, bper
uren @erniag, Oh bar ejort, % et6pert
bulg9rt Grin. Du bar paret meb til at
opfldd, bar efterlaot fig ct Merfe /
0in4Sial Og | Dit QnFet, Der er minz
ore uoiletteliet snb nogen Rgbbubs
Satobsring.
Der gipss insea Sfsn6eo. fom fan
'taa Tor 8dniirineer at ben Sloes gr.
er Dine Zine enb albria iao Hare
og iptuenbe al 2ip, er Dine ainber enb
alorig lod rsomenbe at Suabbeb, er
enb Dine G9ber og bper eneite ainie
| Dine N~nfigtstr9t f%ulbtommen tlasz
itite EN- Sing fan 9u bore filter
pad: oeriom urenbeb Dor til 6uie /
Dine 3dnfer. ba pisner al gnbe oq
%forioincsr fra Dit 4niigt, fom Cliff
erns Oisner, Der inbaanber auften /
giftige Sumpe.
Serfor raaoer ieg n1e hinge: 9Th
ben aammerat, Der BIZ beimitte Din
Sj9l meb en- uren 5iitorie eQer ct
imubfist gineoe. iom On finer 5pfus,
Stopper og peit. Om jeg bar en- Ssn
eusr Odtter, Der ital ub / 8erben for
at tjene lit greo, bpab 10 be flefte hinge
ital, og nogen isger at lagge Snarer
for nit Barns llitDlb, ba bil iea paa
mine &n9 beoe Sub tage nit Barn
til fig, for BET bliDsr 6efmittet at llrens
bebe7s giftige @dnOe. bpis ban FER, at
Der ingen dnoen aebning fnbes.
Oct er IGngt fra alminbeligt, at ct
Ulenneite tommer / BET onoes Bob
bso ct e1tslt araftipring, fom naar en-
Tiger fpringer frem at ct Sunalefrat,
ener en- Eats hopper poa en- Jluetroe.
5oro9rpelfens f9bbdnlige 0ej er en-
lang, j9bn og magelig nebaDqaaenoe
Strddniag, og oct ferfte Sfribt pad
ben bleD ofte ta9et, nddr Der loantes
Ore til zen COB 8ens" imubfige 6is
itorie, eaer Der oeltoses / en- fripol
9atter.
Cab mig nutte meo at iigs bet igen
= og jeg piloe snffe. ieg tunbe laone
6eimoals @jallerbprn % bl9Te bet lioe
til Nem gort og Soa 5rancisco:
a9re Ben, lut Dine 0jne. flop Dine
Dren og forb9rb Dit 6jerte o~oesfor
rrenbeoen, Der er Inigenbe iom Clan
gen og mere be~bbringenbe eab benne.
6olo dlbrig &ammerntfob meb mo-
osn for at more Dig opsr noqet, fom
Du bible rebme peb at fortene Dir
Ssfter eler Din Mober, % fom III
Difpe blibe meget bsbrspet oper, beriom
Dsoens Gasel tom | 0ot os talbteDin
Sjal inb TOR Subs Qafist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03
%aa 6runO al Y aaifeboitioen no.
fommer ,SanIferen" fun cen Sang
/ nGite llge | nUbbelt 5ormat.
Gibelforflaring.
,,Se fire Slags SeOeioro".
(W}at. 13. &ap.).

Haar jes fer pil Fremiette en- fife
g~etragtning Deer 2ignelfen ON be fire
Slass S9oejuro, oa er bet life for at
fremOrdse be Sing, iom enboer fenber
og iOm er lige til at fo%rItoa, iom bet
at Seben er SUBS Orb, og at be forz
ifeIige Sldgs Sorb ifule betegne Ule7z
neffebjerternes 8eituHenbeO og aarats
ter. Seq bill berimob figs libt ON.
bborban bet fan eIer mad p9re, at Der
ifal bore Sale ON fire Sldgs Sorb
og altfad ogiaa fire forifeni9e Slugs
acknowledgement. Man er 10 eIers
mere pant til fun at tale ON to Sldqs
Wen7effer, troenbe og bantro, e1er
SUBS 8ern og 0erbens gsrn. 0isfe
to Sldgs er bet nu ogIaa let at faa
9je paa / 2ignelien. De, Der lignes
Deo S9ben, Der er faloet BED geien,
og fom bet fises ON, al 9japelen
itrafs faar Qop til at toge Oroet I'D uf
beres !6ierter, be er fart aof pantro
Menneifer. Og be, Der ligne ben gobe
Soro, ioet be badoe bere, foritaa %
bepdre Sroet, be er ligeiad iiffert9ubs
Born og fanoe troenbe. Waen naar Ri
iad fomme til Dem, Der fable iammen
meb S9ben paaalippegru1b og blanbt
5orne, faa maa Ri fperge, bpor hi
ifule FIRE Dem ben. Sm benz 6enbsz
renoe til &lippegrunben 6eDber bet 10,
at be bsre Og annamme Orbet meb
8laoe og ogiaa tro bet til en- 5io."
Og be, Der babe 2igbeo meo S1ben
ibldnbt Scrne, be er ogfdd mobtagez
lige, og Srbet faar ogIaa Tladet mo-
get Rob / beres 5jerter, tbi Der ftaar
10, at ,Sornene Dofite Op og tDalte
Bet, bbOri Der ligger, at Srbet babbe
fact begpnot at f9tte Gru9t. Sg
oerfor er Der bel life mango, Der bile
bore tilbsjelige til at ilaa bisie TO
Glags Mennsffer fammen meD be
p~ontro, ~fndrere fig9er bet moalfe for
nogle at gaa til ben mobfutte Sibe:
al betragte bisfe Wenneifer for at
bore b~irtelig ompenote og troenbe. Og
bet fan bel beler life negtes, at oenne
Betragtning og gebemmelie bar | alt
Jalo Stinaet paa fin Sibe. Haar
Menneifer tale brit og bejrsitet ON
beres @l9be | Sub og lagge belle beres
4dnDeligbeb frem for Dagens Chs,
bbem tunne iaa lite friffes til at tro,
at Der itaar man life alene oDer for
rqte CUBS Bsrn, men ogfaa oper for
fodbanae, iom .er TONNE ida piot i
Griftenbommen, at be bDerfen fele
sgrpat eller Stam psb at aflRgge en-
oaben Befenbelfe. Og 10 mirore man
bar gjort Grfaring |, bpor megfn
2etfnoigbeb og 5alftheo, Der fan bare
unber gubelige Gremtoningers 10 bans
ffeligere bill man babe Deo' at fiinns
tro, at 10 raffere Der ~fndffes ON dans
belise 9ins, 10 mere opsrfldOiif er bet
ofte, aft fom bet samle Orb flyer, at
,.tomme 1pnbsr bulbre nett. Hej
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03

Gaar 2Gierne heubenoer fig til Soft. Der
nperterer / Slaoet, enten for at fgbe bps
benz eaer for at faa Oplgsnin9er om bet
opertereoe, bebes be altio omtaIe, at De faa
Noertisfemeniet / bette 8lao. Set oil uGre
til eeniibis Rgtre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03
Smaat % fort.
(Qf Res 2ien.) -

Selbfslseligt bar jeg life bet miaos
tie impo. at man De06liDer at itriDf
Spalte op rg Spalte neb / Dante
rem" ON Muligbeoers lmuli9heoer =
ieu mener bet oanife Sprogs 2eDeopgs
tiaheb sad ameritanf Sorobunb. :
Gnhper bar 10 fin aapleIt at rioe.
Sea bar min. Mea lige faa libt iea
9nffer andre at binore mig fra en-
Rioetur paa min &epbet, li9e foa liot
sniter ieg at l9oge en- Sten / 9ejen
for andre, er be ube al rsre oeres
0Elolinas Sanger. Org bill jeg itte
n9ate mia BEN i%ornsjelie at minbe
..anbre" ON. at Der er langt pi9tigere
Sperasmodl at brgfie / et ofentli9i
Blab. eno netop bet banffe Sprogs
2spebhatioheo uoen for 8d7marfs
9r9nier. Scr, man fan pirate og
prate @ar uo % Oar inD ON bette
gmne. % faa til iioft gaar Sagen bog
fin eaen itppe Sang: Ran Sproget
Debblibe at lspe Der, fda leper bet;
taa BET life leoe hsr, Idd oer BET =
Bunttuml
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03
,,9aniferen"

bliper ienbt til eubifribenter, inbti! no
trpttelis 0piiselie mootaaes Of lloaiuerne
og al @ulo er 6etplt, / GnerensItemnelie
nleo De 5Drtneoe Staters 9oitlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03

Oh bill faa, jea ifdl bsfnare
Spsrasmaal, Oh ei felo fan flare,
Oct, pm 2~riIfenbom er banff2
Spgrgsmaal ON bet rationale,
De er n9iten bslt fdtdle,
Def ON balit o9 franff og ipanIf.
Dog = jes prsOer: 9~riitenboms
men
6porban er ben iii o5 fommen2
Bar ben fer, fom ben er nu2
Gr ben iarli9 banff for DANTE,
spit for 5pfte, fronft for 5roaffe2
Gaer bnorban mener DUP
Seq ffal Dig min Me1ing:
ut Der er en- big Screening
Menem Griftsnbom og 5olt.
Den tan gad | tbite 3l0oer,
Den fan BRUCE banffe S9ber,
Den aaor BELT foruben Golf.
Men ben bliper bog ben famine
Sos bosrt 5olt os Jolteitamme,
Oct, Der FILTER. er fun 5orm.
Og ben ADLER, bDab ben bruger;
6bor ben timber llfrubt, luaer
Den bet op = bet er oens Norm.
6oorban fdd er ariftenbommen9
6pab bill bliDe 9oDeoiummen
Ram ben fables n~ationdl2
Sub ne COB, ben er for dae
Soft, fom fig bill labe fable
9soninsitammer uoen 3al.