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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01
CHEHALISCOUNTY
LOCAL DOlNGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY.
tens Of Interest From All Sections Of Che.
halls County, Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Correspondents and Cleaned From Our
Local Exchanges.
E:L.MA

Floyd B, les who has been very sick
with the typhoid fever for some time past
is better now.
Miss Edna Clancy came up from Alb
berdeen, Tuesday, to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Chas. Wolfe and Mrs. Emma Price
were married at the Elma Hotel on We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. +. F. Jones came up
from Aberdeen to spent Christmas with
Mrs. Jones' parents.
Geo. Crisp informs US that Keulper &
Haner will occupy his building on Main
street, with their grocery store.
Mrs. Beth Clay Moore, who has been
visiting her parents in this city, returned
to her home at Roy, Wash, Oh Sunday
last.
Mrs. Charlton from Carlton. WASH,
arrived Wednesday to spend Christmas
with her daughter Mrs. G.. w. Thomas,
OF this city.
The Chronicle has learned OF only
eight couples that have been married
either in Elma, belonging to Elma. or
by Flma pastors this week. A pretty
fair record.
The Brick Co., here have orders for
more orick than they now have in STOCK.
The hands have been kept busy loading
brick Tor some time past.
While Wash. Bailey was at Mu,rey's
camp last sunday, stick few up. hit
ting him in the face and cutting u cash
in his forehead, Lreaking his nose, and
dislo;ating his shoulder. DR.. French
was CALLED in anu repaired the damage.
The injured man was doing nicely at last
reports.
The Masonic and Eastern Star lodges
Of Elma had banquet in connection
with their installation of officers on Sat-
urlay night. The following officers were
installed: Masons- Worthy master,
Hugh Byles senior wa, den, f. L. Minard !;
junior warden, DR.. H. Blair; treasurer,
Z. G. Combes secretary. DR.. FL. g. Hill.
Eastern Star-Worthy matron, Mrs. Zoa
Byles; worthy patron, T. G. Hillg. oye {;
assistant worthy matron. Miss Emma
Wilson; conductress, Mrs. Dora Emily /;
assistant conductress. Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis /;
~
are in ffourishlng condition.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01
FRUITS AND FLOWERS.

1t Is very important item to keep
house plants clean and free from dust.
Giving the poultry the run Of the
plum orchard will aid materially in
keeping down the curculiO.
Whatever, fertilizers are used in the
orchard should be spread all over the
surface and not around the stems of
the trees.
One of the best uses to be made of
the soapsuds is to pour them around
the fruit trees of any kind or on the
garden.
Wood ashes, whether fresh or leach
ed, are valuable for all kinds of fruit
trees and for most garden crops as
we'll. They contain potash
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01

The members of the legislature from
this county will be in Easy street on the
railroad commission question. The
county convention opposed the ccmmis-
sion and the state convention favo, ed it,
so that our members can vote for it on
the ground that the highest republican
authority of the state pledged them to
do SO. Or, they can vote against it,
saying that the county convention OPP
posed it, and that they feel more firmly
PLEDGED by their immediate constituents
than to the state convention, controlled
by Gov. Mcbride.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01
THE SULTAN'S SALARY.

The Chicago Inter-Ocean contains a
dispatch from Washington showing that
the sultan of Sulu recently sent tele.
gram to Manila reminding our gosern-
ment officials that the salary of himself
and dattos was not paid last month The
Philippine commission Immediately APP
propriated tie funds necessary, and raid
the following amounts: Sultan of Sulu,
$3.50; Rajah Munda, SIS; Datto Attik,
500; Datto Calbi. rs; Datto Joakanain,
SIS; Datto Puyo, 500; Datto Amir Hus.
sin, $50; Hadji Buto. $50; Habit Mura,
$40, and Sheriff Soquin, $lS.
A careful reading OF the presidents
message reveals the astonishing fact that
no mention is made of these interesting
employees who are so faithful in the draw.
ing of their salaries and who have no
other work to do go far as public records
reveal. The president ought to have
stated whether these appointments are
made under the civil service or, as re.
publican appointments ave made in the
south, entirely on the ground of supe rior
fitness without respect to color. Or did
the decree of destiny specii. ally mention
the sultan and his dattos as beneficiaries
of benevolent assimilation. Some of the
questions raised by imperialism are
puzzling to those outside of the charmed
circle of the administratio
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01
Eyes fitted by specialists.
COL JMAN'S, Seattle.
Rev. Carlisle p. B. Martin, L. L. D.

Waverly, Texas writes: "Of a morn.
ing, when first rising, I often find a
troublesome collection Of pl,legm. which
produces cough. and is very hard to
dislodge it, and the trouble is over.
know Of no medicine that is equal to it,
and it is go pleasant to take. can most
cordially recommend it to all persons,
needing a medicine for throat and lung
troubles" Price 25c, SOC. 8. 90 bottle at
w. B. Paine & Co.'s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01
Foils a Deadly Attack.

"My wife was 80 i'll that good physi.
clans were unable to help her." writes
NJ. NJ. Austin, Of Winchester, Ind, "but
was completely cured by DR.. Kings New
Life Pills" Ttey work wonders in
stomach and liver troubles. Cure con-
stipation. sick headache. 25c at Smits
Drug Co.'s drug store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01

pleased to meet you and solve the my
sterious markings in your hands. He
tells you everything. Tells you all you
want to know. He guarantees the fullest
satisfaction or no charges. Studio hours
d d Look out for his bills.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01
At Last
To Unlock the Mysteries Of Life
The AnglO.Hin.

The Anglo.Hin:
doo-Palmist and
Clairvoyant from
Coloba, India. pays
his first visit to
Aberdeen. This
celebrated palmist
and ciairvoyant
can be consulted at
his suite at Hotel
Gray over The st.
Paul Millinery
Store, 62 Heron st.
xrhoro bo v,;Ii bo
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01
COSMOpOLlS

Mrs. Edwin Rhodes has been quite
sick, but is getting better.
George Pulver is having a run Of
typhoid fever, but so far the symptoms
are not dangerous.
This week, Mrs. Greer, OF Aberdt en-,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01

We want every lady in Aberdeen
and vicinity to write to US for our
Catalogue z. II is free. We guaran.
tee that those contemplating buying
furniture or stoves will be interested.
STANDARD FURNITURE CO.,
Mail Order Dept. Seattle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-01

The authority on watches.
GOLDMAN'S, Seattle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05
Fl iuiGO de M0n(henO.

En- nuestra edici6n de antes de aver,
diiimBs que Primitive Hernandez habia
sido condenado por el juez Faura & trein-
Ia dias de carcel & causa de denuncia que
contra 6l habfa presentado ell tuT6d de
Cayey Juan Nepomuceno Nogueras (a)
Mancheno.
Esa information resulto incierta,
pues la persona que no las di6 no nos
diio lsYerdad.
FL juicio no Sc celebr6 hasta aver en-
que fueron condenados Primitive Her.
nandez Y Mancheno, a~cinco dollars ca
da uuo; el primero por proyocaci6n y ell
segundo por portar. un arma sin licen--
cla. r-s
Ell iuez Faura procedi6 en- ese asun-
to con entera unprecedented.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05
A(tOs pasiOndIeS
Entire QIumn0s de la Normal

El martes por la noche un seflor de
Rio Piedras sorprendi6 en- actos paslo-
males al joven joaquin Morales, alumno
de primer ano de la normal y 4 su So
brina Ursula Carballo.
Embellishments present6 denuncia
contra aquel suponiendo Que Ia Carballo
hubiese perdido su virginidad.
Como consecuencia, Morales Sc ha-
LA preso, pidiendoseIe 900 dollars de
"'i zasekdrase aada Morales Is uno no de
los estudiantes mas inteligentes y orde-
nadns de Ia Escnelafy Fdhe la f5oven goza
de intachabIe reputaci6n y era respetada
por todos. Por ESQ causa Eiva extrafle-
"a ehsuceso. ~
Ursula viva con su tia y Morales
era hu6spedde esta. 1 s1si;
Ell dia del suceso h&bfa salido la
tia de Ursula dejando los dos j6venes
solos en- la casa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05
pdIdmentO linSuId
CGmQEQ de deieQQdOS


Don Jose B. Rodriguez, del Dora
90, solicita condonaci6n Gle contribuc1o-
nes favor de una hermana suya por
una casa que sufri6 desperfectos en- ell
nurac6n del9S. See acordo archivar Ia
nstancia.
Don Carlos Ereno pide Sc le pa
guen S4. 466 d0lLars como contratista Que
Tue para la feonstruccion Gle la casa es-
Cqeia De Fajardo. Pas6 su petici6n al
NomisiOnado del interior.
Ramon Reyes Pefa propone
que se. consigne una partida en- presu-
gestopara pagar sus honorarios q pc
fltos tasadores Gle la propiedad en- toda
Ia isla.
In primera lectura Sc di6 cuenta
con lososegundos bills,
general para la escuela normal de Puer-
+" Rlco-Camu1as Y Larrinaga.
!. NJ IS. Sobre inscription de naci-
mslentos de nifios memories de cinco
anos-Aponte.
En- segunda lectura Sc pusiernff de
es egsSniheste los FL. H, nGnneros 64, 'a65 y
En- tercera, el H. b. no 3s sobre
,squ!sito de los contratos bienes ga
hanciales..
!. Se ePyi6& inforrne de la Comisi6n
" legislaci6n. 80
Cohseio EecutiUo
ma. rue leido. y,trasladado Ia Comisi6r
suuciai 81 II. B. n6mero IA, 10 mismc
5 5es = II. y. -por que Sc autoriza al go
L. l,ITsuor Teeor para ceder ciertos terrenos
4os Estanos Unidos..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

--Pas6 & la Comisi6n de agriculture
el H. B. ~n6mero /, supficando al Con-
greso de Estados Unidos que conceda
una prin1a al cafe de PueTtoRicog ~s
AAl pfesentarse solicitudes de HUI
macao Guayama; pidiendo autoriza-
ci6n para contratar emprestitos,R Sse sus-
cit6 un gran debate.
lcomisi6H que tenfa esas olicitu-
des no hizo 'r6comendaci6n algunaS GA
rrison, Willongbhy, Hartzell, Guzman
(Jos61 y Barbosa estnyieron aealorados.
Los consejeros americanos discutie-
ron en- contra los nativos, favor de
los ayuntaniientos republicanos de HUI
macao Guayama.
Mr.. Harlan epidia6 que pasase q Ia
comisi6n de finanzas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05
COMO son los REPUBLI(ANOS

,.s rapublicanOs, que hasta
Lo nehan sentido Los efectos de
DoTSS;i .;cia 4 10 que no estaban acos-
lssrodos. aplaudieron todos los
del gobierno, y nos tildaron,
W ,tiamericanos porque censu-,
annostodo 10 que entrafiaba una
y aificia ltY 3 una imparcialidad po-
: descuelgan hoy onipujos
satiriotismo & Independence que
a,,even la hilaridad del pals.
o'4a Is destituci6n del alcalde
,o,le-uno de los cdpert 6dgger
pst ,te nais+les ha saeado de qui-
bretenden demostrar, que
Ito se ha realizado contra toda
ym1e xconstituye una amena-
,Srs el dereeho de los ciudada-
M Puerto Rico. ,
= este 10 dicen los hombres
infuyeron EN- ell gobierno y Ell
tribunales para que fuese des.
Etn;do condenado ell honrado
Eide de Cayey don Pedro Rive
I I'M nor ell delitO de haberse defen-
l;d6 4, = de 1lnos euant0s7 bandoleros
r9 ie atacarOn & manO armada.
III senior Rivera, alcalde fede-
l. de- Cayey, que habfa logrado
aatpr % en- cintura a Las turbas de
bnge pueblo, Sc .retiraba una no
~ nara su casa, cuando al atra-
resaruna callejuela, fu6 acO4netido
por I'M grupo de handolerOs, arma-
8os lie palos y cuchillos. Uno de
sIIos di6 un garrotazo al senior
rivera. derribandolo alsuelo bafla-
io en- sangre; lev6nta.se este rapida-
mpnte ' en- aquellos momentQs We
/ nm honbre que, blapdiendo IN
rnfaI Sc diriie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tI entonces eI senOr RiveraE SAGA
In revolver, disparaj contfa su ase-
sinoy este cae herido. .
En- este case nc es solo un
shonbre que defi6nd6 su vidaiame-
6az8la Dor tinos cuantos asesinos
sindalna autoridad ultra jadauatro-
pellada y herida yillanamente.
foragidos pertehecfan
4 IqS mi5aS de Cayey, fuerza p0zt-
tica9on que eontaba allf elpaTtido
republicano para ganar las leleccio-
nes, apoderaFse del ayuntamiento
: lleyaF 4 la C4mara q esos cinco
delegados Que hoy Sc sientan ALI
sin, sentir sonroio al
guno.
Y los Barbosa y los Rosy pu
sieron ell juego sus infuencfas ; J
el alcafde7 Rivera no solo fue
procesado, sino que er gobernadol
Hunt le suspendio primero Y Il
destituy6 despues ~ Sc dio order
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

terminante los iueces de la Corte
dc Huinacao para que absoIvieran
a las tstrbds y condenasen al alcal-
de Rivera, como asf sucedi0, Y La
prensa republican, aplaudi6 a ra-
biar ell cinismo con que Sc escarne-
clio la ley.
Esa es la ja1sticia. que los repu-
blicanos le han hecho practicar
aquf al gobernador Hunt Esa es
Ia .j1tstaca0 que ellos quisieran inn
perase siempre en- Puerto-Rico..
Veamos ahora- el case de Ma
nuel Egozcue.
Descubrese en- el Ayuntamien-
to de San Juan un desfalco escan-
daloso. Hacese una investigation
por ell Tesorero y-el Attorney, de
la que aparece como principal res
ponsable ell alcalde Egozcue. Es es-
tie procesado y destituido, con.arre-
gle a La ley y d La moral -pt1b1ica,
pTf9 Ell ninglln pals civiHzadO nj
nipElan gobierno honrado, puede
per continue al frente de La
adm stracion. IN alcalde acusado
de, frAI1de; y los republicanos ponen
el grito Ell el cielo, y la prensa de
ese partido inicia una campana
contra ell gobierno, y apelan al SEN
timiento del pals; asegurando -xque
7a00ie tiene derecho q olvidar los
mandates del pueblo, convertidos
en- leyes.1 49,
Y ESQ. dicen ahora los que han
falseado todas las leyes y pisotea-
] dos todos los .derechos.del pueblo.
Ell a1calde Egozcue ha sido
procesado'y 'destiittnEIiSdo II EIS 'edh frreglo
a la ley. -.
Ell alcalde Rivera ft16 'procesa-
do y destitnfdQ por Yenganza poll
tica; por a1entar y soster1er a las
h1rb0s Tgp11bzicdaads de Cayey.
En-. este caso los republicanos
aplaudierdn con regocijo: en- este
case ell Gobefnadof vel Attorney,
cram grandes gobernantes; dos re-
presentantes del sentimiento de-
mocratico y iusticiero del pueblo
americana. =, =
Pero Ell e1 case de Egozcue no;
ahor9 esos gobernantes son ma.
los cabafleros, d6spotas, especie2de
aalr0s hn0sas, como dec1a The San,
Que han venido de. Norte America.
Juzgue ahora Ell pals ell proee.
der de esos repubhcanos, y 81 de
ben tomarse en- cuenta las manifes
taciones que ahora hacen esos far
santes por defender a Ir11o de .sbs
prOhombres; q uno de los que han
diriiido esa polftica de descr6dito J
de ignominia para este pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05
BprnardinO Dl1z

Tuvihm1os aver el gusto de abrazar {
este auerido amigo, activo inteligente
empIeado que fue del Didrio de Puerto
Rio04g LA DEMocRACTA, Representative
hoy de The Puerto Rico Herald y encaF-
oadorde tcoloear ten las isla eks libro dc
Mufoz Rivera eTropicalesS
Sali6 hoy para Humacao, de donde
reoresar1a < esta ciudad con objeto de
dirijirse Ponce, .s.-psf
LIE reiteramos npestro fraternal sa-
Judo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

NO Hay OALZADO d. af fora maa a!e-
9ants 6uFadaro qna D, Dc LA Magegnasana.
Ga Snaa. SD Jpsto IT. -. 80 - - sser.ss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

- Las Herrnanitas del Coraz6n aeaJe-
SIS han tornado para su .colegio la casa
que en- Santurce posee la succession de
Jorge Finlay. # = @
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

HenlSs yisto one parios de los CON
notados naiessbros de las turbas, han CO.
menzado traGaiar en- diferentes oficios.
Vase ,acab6 el oemedero del Ayun-
taniento ) Ia protection de Egozeue,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

feoes At aunItnere en.en meo 9iae6z
Itererarbeiber eaer 9iat,rier. Del BAR
eerne Rdoperen, Der fremitinsbss. tibt
ogiad Gfinit al Seiu 9ioelfes6iItorie,
/ mere 9io ogiad andre bibslfts Gms
ner. ; Steoet for 9eI9ener ~anbrdgs
les M paa Siberne Gngle. Qppitls.
Gpanqeliiter etc. Saaleoes Ter 10 boz
Il Nltertaoler fra 3ihen efter Reforz
mationen uo. Gr MI euo idaleoes
Qlterets uoiesnbe / Dor 9irte blepet
betpoeIi9 iimplere, bets 5ilbebsr inos
ffrontet til to tore Chs, Salt % Dill
FAINT be b,lige Bigger, madi tie ct 8ruz
iifr eaer 8ors, iaa peobliper bet BOG
= netop i ggenitab al bet 6errens
8oro, ION BET er. % bporfrd !6erren
rGtfer os tine itsrite % ber!igite Gos
per - at rare bet Stso / SUBS GUS,
bpor Sialen fsler iig@uo n9rmeit. oa
bpor anaet uoiltodriigt bsjsr Zig i
ersfr19tiulO 2ii6eoelie.
Spero.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15
9iaier % Cog.

&9re Ben, bpao bu Iaa enb eiber
Slip paa Der / 9erben. Hip dlbri9 BIZ
ne Sbealerl Bin CANNED, Bin bpioz
badret, bIio trumbeiet og outnattet,
bpis Qdrenes 9agt faloer paa big,
men blip alorig en- oaaalItot", en-
,0isienpinb"l aan ou life altio
nebblipe at bare iom bet grsnHe
@r9s, iad blip Dog / bpert 5alo ipm
bet friite. iOlbjergebe 9s mep ben Iife
li9e Duff! On enO 5ugleburet ituloe
6.iDs gammelt og unlebet meb Ruit -
pas for al 5ing paa, at ou life tp9ler
5uslen berinbel Sab ben faa Sop at
ilaa fine Smactriaer til bet iibIte.
On en- Manb gjorbs materiel
5rem9ane fom ineen anoen. ON ban
bleb rig Tom arsius os laro iom9ols
taire = berfom bst ibeelle fun er
o9reOl" og oglonfens" for BAN, or
ban life en- fur Silb parb. 6an er
ct forgplot 5uelebur meO en- osb 5usl
/. Raar jeg bsrer ben g.m1rtning
ON en- Manb: ,,5dn er en- io.io 5Dr,
Der foritnor bon to MAZE moneD";
mtn ban CT, Cub its COB, ogiaa Zee
milf rem for Romantit os andre iDe=
a@!iitifte RurreItressr", iua fOrsitiasr
jsg mig Fam fom en- Gulbfift / en-
9lastusle = en- fob, tlum. iIimet og
blobles fife Sta6ning, Der life er ret
mesct barb, fauinort ben bar miitet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

be eplOne Sfal. Der CT mango IN
per paa baarlige M9nb At gore ops
mqrfiom paa, men ben blooieie,feIess
life, bierteIammeoe 9ppe er Der oGritc.
De elimrenoe 0idmdn.Frugter /
5roloen Hureobins unoerjoroiite 9ds
be er BET melt benripenoe SIM, 4aas
bin nogen Sinbe bar let, og bog to'
iter ban msD 5prd9t en- tor gunts
al oisie !6erli9beber fra iig og letter
ia ar9oenoe pod en- pdao 2dmpeltei1,
forbi bet dltiammen / b~o9faoai9ltt
Foritano fun er nStene for 9rpb"
for ct bungrigt, tpritigt og uOmdttet
MenneTtebarn. 6pdo tror oil lite,
amaoin / bint 2jeblit pilOs baoe gibst
leIp for en- oefett appeliin. pittet op
at Snabiet Der inoe pua en- al Sspd'
bans Bdber?
Dit Siertes opte arap Poa en- alb
folut % epig Sdnobeo, en- doioIut og
eoig 3%etfaroi9beO og, fremfoy at, en-
abIolut og epi9 S9rligfso og Renheo
= iuit bet, JON q bierie.ammeoe
Menneiter taloer o9rppl" % oglons
Tens" - cr bet toiteligiie Al at, brad
DIT cier. 6or al Ging i 9eroen -
pas paa bet 0st er San5fu9len /
gurct. Gr oen fsrit oso, Darer BET
iielo:n ret lange, inben 9ur:t maa
banore til quItsrtammeret.
@runotoig bar iunqet for os Dam
Ite ON Get QonO, o6oor 9.oaiten q
~oisner, boor 5ug.en ei err, % 3n8es
mann peQ,r juit i lige 8.tning mob
bette 9ano. naar Fan innge-: o6por
Qipsfi.oen iprin9er, oiO6en itoar min
6u; 6oor 9ipsirqet blomitrso'. Der
6lomitrer bet enonu." Den Cutler
biIer enonu tDceliQere 0tj, mar bdn i
i'm 6ortloring til nm anosn Boa
fpprger: o60orleres tommer @uos
8ise2@ og ielD iOorer berpaa: o4ddr
ben bimmeIite 5aoer giOer os i'm
6eaig Qanb, ioa at Ri BED bans 9do=
re tror bans 6e0ige Orb % .e0er GU
beli9 Der i3ioen % 6isiet i9oigbeten."
36i SUBS Ri9e". bet ensiie 9ano.
.bpor 9lomften ej pisner % 5uglen
ej Osr", er iuit Retfaroig6eo. SreO o9
@l9oe i ben 9eaig aanO, % nuur
@uo uoienber I'm 2(anp. oa Itabe5
Der, % ban fornpr Soroens StitteIie
. ferit % fremmeit ben Slump Sor0,
6pordf ct Menneitebjerte er bannet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15
',,Som CT Mooer troiter lit
Barn.
,Sn9ebor9 81 Stet.)

-
9un plejeoe at TONNE neo dD @uns
gen paa 6dttigboipitulet paa ben 5io,
2aeerne gil S%pgeituerne igennem.
gun sneb fig lit op uo 92ggen meo
en- unoieIig gepGgelis og bejece lin
life, runoe Sage bpbt neo imoo 6als
len, meoens bun 10 til Dem meo blans
te, forte Zine.
2egerne nittete til benOe eaer itat
6aanben inb unoer ben life, bsieoe
9ags: Sob Morgen, Grnsitu."
.9OO Morg:nll" Og Smilet fra BE-
forte Zine fuI9te langt eitsr Dem.
Zen me, bIege SpseplejerIte, iom
fanot 9ernin9en paa S6oipitat.t me-
get itreng, og fpm FEB at 6j.moe, bleO
faa oplipet al bet Morgenimil, Der
fpiGebe neo ub @angen iom en- Solz
%itraale! 5un ipntes. bet fapoe 9uo
netop til benbe - LON enllooer tre=
ter 1T Barn, Itent bet bar ct 9arne=
mil.
SUN ipurgte, bpem bun par, ben
life qige, bOis iOrte Zine 10 faa init.
st 5attigpefensgarn", bleO Der
fogt. LON er Der. foroi bun lite bar
nOeet Sjem. Strattelige 5oralore =
en- Mo'r, IOm beloigOis er BIT fOrs
fOunoen, en- 5o'r, ION er 0ileriumsz
tanoioat os Dor paa gogi6ufe. Gn
enfeit Sang oriper ban berino og jas
ger pieebarnet en- o~rbentli9 Str9t
/ Qipet. Oct er moi bet eneite SSnbz
trpt, bun bar al fine 5Orelore. Men
bun er f~ornejet aligepeI. Der ftal
ioa liDt til i ben alber."
D. iolslabe gurnesjne o. be tnu=
eenoe tunse 5orbolo - Inagt mere
enb benoes eene - bet bar en- unoerlig
MooiGtning! Men bet io9re i 2ipet
er 10 lite iau mesct Z. &aar, man les
Der unoer, fom bet, man felsr pso Dem.
Og Barnet felte ilet lite I'm tunge
St9bne.
Op ao 0dser. naar ben uitge On
ecplsj:rfte Tom oOer 5ofpitalsgrsns
ninsen, fua bun ben fife pises runoe
Natte = meo forte, itumpebs Gletnins
ger bejet bag nogle pOttsp!outer /
ct &ploerpinbue. SUN fab neoe bos
ben 9omls Stolejomfru meo be andre
9ern.
Nodr SbeepIejerifen bantebe paa
Ruben, rettepe 6opeost fig fra De abs
itabiee S%trittepinps, BET bar 6ejet De-