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bureau of-road inquiry, but lack OF
means TO procure the desired shape OF
rail has hampered the bureau in it's
Investigations. One Of. these rails was
with an eight-inch -trackway on "a
gravel foundation, the weight of steel
being about 100 tons per mile of single
track road, furnished at $35: per tor
The most extended use of steel rails
for roadways for. WHICH data. is. avail
able is in Spain on the road between
Valencia and Grao, where about two
miles of flint stone roadwaygwas re-
placed by steel rails some, ten years:
ago at total cost of $500. The sur
face of the rails was placed somewhat
lower than the paved road, lat the
sides. The cost of maintenance of this
road, over which traffic of 5000 vehi-
Giles passed daily, was at once greatly
reduced, and the result was considered
satisfactory in other ways. 1t seems
probable that such roadway as this
would be greatly appreciated by mar
ket gardeners in the vicinity of large
cities.-N. Y. Tribune.
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H. Ssz''''|E|;;il@ak}E}l
IMPROVEMENT
TRIAL STEEL ROADWAY.
A New York Experiment Which In
Being Watched with Interest
by Road Builders.

An experimental steel highway has
recently been laid in Murray street,
between Broadway and Church street,
New York. The Automobile club of
America has been instrumental in
securing this trial, and President
Charles M. Schwab, of the United States
Steel corporation, furnished the steel
at his own expense. Gen. Roy Stone.
formerly head of the bureau of road
inquiry, department of agriculture,
has charge of the experiment.
At present there is only single
roadway up the center of the street,
on which loaded teams coming from
the North river piers are given the
right Of way. The accompanying
sketch shows section through one Of
the rails, the depth of foundation
shown, however, being somewhat
greater,than that finally adopted. The
rail section is very similar to that of
q 12-inch channel, the main difference
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FOR DRAWING LOGS IN WOODS.

six inches through and three feet
long for runners. The two hunks
were about the same size and two
feet eight inches long. The forward
bunk is put on with one bolt in each
end, so it can have good chance to
work.
For the middle bunk / put two
two-inch holes. through each runner,
then took small, round birch of the
size wanted, heated it hot in a fire
and bent it in the, shape neededs to
put over the middle hunk and the
two ends down through the runner,
then wedged them solid, but so there
would be plenty of play. The nose
of the runners must be made so they
win not catch on every rock or
stump. This can he done by putting
the forward bunk at the very end
of the runner. ;, The chain is put on
the log with half hitch and drawn
through a. hole through both hunks.
Birch is the best wood, as it wears
the smoothest on frozen ground
Orange Judd Farmer.
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He Went West and Prospered.

Freeland, Kans., Mar. 9th:-One of the
most prosperous farmers in Harper County
is Mr.. N. II. Mead. Some thirty four years
ago he left his home near Clarence, n. Y,
and came to Kansas Here he has thrived
.splendidly and last year harvested over one
hundred and forty acres of wheat alone.
But everything has not gone well with
Mr.. Mead, for his health has not been good
for the last few years. He has suffered a
great deal with Kidney and Bladder Trou-
BILE and could get nothing to stop it. Lately,
he says, that he has none of the old symp-
toms left and is feeling splendid again.
He used Dodd's Kidney Pills and this rem
edy seemed to work wonders in his case.
He says himself:
,,"Dodd's Kidney Pills have made me well.
They are all right and reliable remedy
for Kidney Trouble. They helped me right
from the start, giving me great relief, and
finally cured me-"
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beyond Endurance.

The slender woman faced the burly bur.
glars deadly revolver, without tremor
of terror, for, as is well known, the weakest
are often the bravest
Tell me where the money is hid" he
Kissed, most truculently, cor I'll fret"
''Neverw she answered, determined1y,
and with marked accent on the r." Kill
me, if you will, but will never reveal the
hiding place of my husbands hard-earned
hoard! Villain, do your worst"
81 will" snarled the scoundrel, baf1ed
for the moment, but not beaten. "Tell me,
instantly, or I'll drop this big, woolly
caterpillar down your neck"
In three minutes more he had bagged
the Doodle, and was splitting the midnight
darkness in a northeasterly direction
Smart SET
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: GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Feb. II, 1908
I received the trial package of Doan's Kid
ney Pills promptly and can truly say. they
are all and even more than recommended,
I suffered continually with a severe. pain
in the back, which the pills. entirely over-
came. and.I am athletic work, which you'd
not have been possible but for Deans
Kidney Pills: .:MKs..J A.. SeHnAMBs $50
Buchanan ST., Grand Rapids; Mich; >.
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!. ALL-AROUND LOG SLED.
1t Is Strong, Easily Put Together and
Can Be Used with snow,
or Without.

have been putting. out some lum-
Der, and as there was little snow I
have used the sled shown. herewith.
It is called a snapdragon and is such
as is used in the lumber camp. 1t
can be used with or, without snow.
1 took two yellow birch stumps about
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-03-13

{, CoLumBus Cry, Ia, Feb. 40, 1903. ~
received the sample package. Of Deans
Kidney T Ills and took them according to
directions. They did me SO much good,
| procured 5O-cent box at the drug store
and have been greatly benefited. I had
the backache so bad could hardly walk
also had urinary troubles, that caused me
to get up two and three times of a night.
1 am all right now Long may Doan's
Pills prosper. Yours truly, A, g. SIrE.
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!: Aching backs are eased. Hip, back, and
loin pains overcome. Swelling of. the
limbs and dropsy signs vanish.
They correct urine with brick dust ssedi.
ment, high eolored, pain, in passing. drib.
bling, frequency, bed .wetting. Deans
Kidney. Pills remove calculi and gravel.
Relieve heart palpitation, sleeplessness;
headache, nervousness, dizziness.
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THE .TEST-EEO GOLD.

Vast Number Kidney People Cured BY Kidney Pills.
would still
Golden Merit Command
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Mother Gray,s sweet Powder

For Children, used by: Mother Gray, a nurse
in Children's Home, New York, break up
Colds, cure Feverishness, Constipation,
Stomach and Teething Disorders, and de-
stroy Worms. All Druggists, Csc. Sample
FREE. Address A S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, NY.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli-
Samuel, Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. II, 1900.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-03-13
Had Had Experience.

She-Do. you know what love is, dearest!
He-Well, should smile, sweetheart.
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We could get along better with the in
evitable if it would make reasonable con-
cessions-Puck.
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Malice and hatred are very fretting, and
make our own minds sore and uneasy
Tillotson
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Stops the Cough

and works off the cold. Laxative Bromo
Quinine Tablets. Price % cents.
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auai1 and Prairle Chicken,

It is fact well established among
farmers, by observation, and fully
corroborated by scientific investiga-
tions, that the quail and prairie
chicken are among the greatest of
our insect destroyers. Don't destroy
any of them during the breeding sea-
son and allow no general hunting
upon your farm if you would pre-
serve these liable assistants of the
farmer. He who sows courtesy
reaps friendship" - Farmers Voice.
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Take mo substitute Gu 4
Lydia e. Pinkham's Eeggtble
Compound that cures. sS:,.,.t;ysg
Why Is It !;

- why Is 1t -.',a ~sesa.
that all eyes are conferred on theI Nan Ter,
ritory at the present time2 Bessqssssa ! the
prospects ands opportunities ,therss1e the
farmer, and artisan; cheap lands sS&ToMang
towns, and every, feature of dey ogTnent.
Write for descriptive literature artasi s.
sue, "Thes Creek Nation" now TsadXSs H Sd
dress, KATY 30l Wainwright BLDG. .St.
Louis, Mo. $:T@<;1; ::9s,':
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The only way to exclude the evil is to
entertain the good--Ram's Horn.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-03-13

Perfectly simple and simply perfect "a
dyeing with Putnam Fadeless Dyes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-03-13
of the Skin and Blood
Should Begin NOW Il.

blood HUMOURS Skin .I1unours, Scalp Humours, Baby
ID Humours and every kind of Humom from Pmpes to
Scrofua with Premature Loss of Hair may be speedily
permanently economically cured by Cuua Resoven greatest
Of Blood and Skin Purifiers assisted by the external of Cucua
Ointment and Cuticura Soap. .-t.. s~~~~f
Thousands worlds best people have found instant relief
and by the of Cucu Reoven Ointment and
Soap tortung and dsfgurng of ITCHING, BURN
ING and SCALY HUMOURS ECZEMAS, RASHES, ITCH
INGS and INFLAMMATIONS.
Thousands of Tired Fretted Mothers, of Skin Tortured and
Dsgued Babies all conditions have certified to almost
the Cucua Remedies when the best medical
skill has failed to relieve, much less cure.
local and constutonal-com and
perfect wholesome Battle the affected surfaces
Cucua Soap and Hot Water cleanse the skin of Csts and
Scales the Thkened Cu dry without hard rubbing
apply Ointment freely alay Itching Irritation and
Inflammation, and Soothe and Heal and lastly take Cuicua
Resoven Blood put every function
a of healthy activity.
To who have suffered long and hopeessy from Humours
Blood Skin and Scalp and who have lost faith doctors
medicines and all things human Cuicua Remedies appeal with
hardly realized Every hope every expectation awakened
by them has been than fulfilled More great Of Simple
Scrouous and Hereditary umous daily made by them than
all other Blood and Skin Remedies combined single being
often sufficient the distressing when all else falls
of Coated Of
perbx and
work Hmous of the d
D.
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sa"s 1..ss.x..st
FOOD for -rEouThY.

p FOOD for Thought: 49, =
). Miss Minnie Millions Showing her dia.
monds(- II never want for bread while 4
IL ya fhese -, ga. =, 49, 80;
!: Miss. Canstique (after. looking at .;then11
;-or for. pastry either, J. imagine fsyes
ti.4s r.. }.
THE man who; never begins never. has to
break.of~-Ram,s Horn.s; ~ .l..x .s.,..
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Severe and long standing cases should
take advantage of free Medical Advice.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-03-13

A white pine will measure % feet at
20 years and gain Is feet more in the
next ten years.
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Often an apology is worse than the offense.
Chicago Daily News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-03-13

f." :Wsif. EsitsYou're Cooler
+ IL rpps geH mad ct a.m.n, make up ycur i
mind what you're going to say, and then
don't say it.-Baltimore News: 80. - :. =

III is pity thai we do not-give more heed .
to Tire stiff shall Ssace, but.it .tnust be adj
mitted that Qonscieice is far from being
delightful: versationalist.TPuck.
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gejrs: nalte Gong, bpis Geniferue
tie toger Jig olporligt %Ian,n.er.
G So,, ,orSI1o N,1 s


S ben norolige Gel al Suanar
SNns er Der lom lnopanlist blccei
o7IEi banifli1oeoe golgmpl1o. :
5lu155org 8p bar n1a11 paiu1 tr,1
@algmunO, Ser o1toges at bile ITEM
me paa Erofesior Metger, 81, Ser
oil femme paa Sociafnen1ofratan
Wolfe1lbnbr og fin s. Ser bill femme
poa Sperlanosretspralioart &rab.
Geo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er Meil1r=
tatet ioaleoeS, at fplgenoe 2an6oogs-
meno bill blipe ai%enpalg1e / Sabers=
lep%sfrebien: grosierer S. Miellen,
(GanlD, / Mabenrao-sen=
oerborgsfrebien $. g. @anslen, 9eer=
remplle (9nnif), / 6lensborgfre0ien
Sperlarer, Erpfesior Metger Motio-
no(liberaD ng SlesDigfre6ien
Mmt5forltonoer Na1lien (6rifpnier-
botip); Spnoerfrebien, bpor banife
torollesnigere oglaa bar 2ejligbe0
til at afgipe Stemme, er SEN bi6tir=
berenbe 9unbbugs1nonb, Mmtsrets=
raa6 9achmanns (geotionalliberoD
@ienbalg iifret.
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Religi6se Boyer

l sidste Ojeblik og andre Forte,
linger fra Livet, at I. A. Bergh,
indbunden 81
Underfuld BonhereEse. Nogle
E1empler fra Liveta f L. A. Bergh,
Observation-Disclosures. ..... 50
ledge Stunder. Fortallinger for
Gaule og Jnge, indbunden..... So
DagIigt Brod. Udvalgte Sprog at
Guds Ord, indbunden ......... s.
l StiEle og Storm. Ire FortalEn-
ger af N. Fries, indbunden..... 60
Harbo0re Sangbogen. Kristelige
Sange samlede af Missionsvenner,
i%ndbunden ....o.......... =. IS
Til Konfirmanden, at G. B. Kiar,
indbunden.... ...... ... 80
LivsbiHeder fra Kirken i Norden.
-.... .....-.- q
Den trofaste Forj8tter, at Pastor
j. R. Macduf, indbunden ....... %
Husandagtsbog, at R. P. Madsen,
/ c
Solopgang. En- Fortalling at R. P.
Madsen, indbunden... ......... / co
Vejen til Fred, at R. P. Madsen,
indbunden. 40
Martyren i St. James. Et Biile5e
sfra den skotsbe Kirke i Get lode
Aarhundrede, indbunden........ 4
Martyrer i den lrtherske Kirke.. 20
Odebrekt eller Vekslinger i en-
Synders Liv, acknowledgements. 81
Sc paa Jesus. Tanker og Suk we'd
Naadestolen, Northumberland. q
Fengslet og fri, af Hesba Steton,
indbunden .......... .. 65
Ungdommens Skatkiste. Bibel-
+. sprog og Salmevers til hver Dagi
Aaret, indbunden. 81
We'd Afgrundens Rand. FortRl-
ling for Ungdommen, indbunden 81
SoIsange. Hundrede bibelskeD igte,
Kvad og aandelige Sange at Chr.
Richardt, indbunden. 81
Paa Rejsefod, at Otto Fpncke.. . . T
Guds Skole, at Otto Funcke $50. e;
Den Kristnes Liv, af Otto Funcke. 8;
Jesus og Menneskene, at Otto
unche o.
Br8d Og Sv8rd, at Otto Funcke... 81
Livet Gud, at Otto Funcke ...... 81
Ovenstaaende Boyer sendes portofri1
mod ~Indsendelse af Belebet.
Enhver der kjeber for mindst 5000 al
o~venstaaende Fcrtegnelse, erhclder Fri;
'sIllustreret FamiIie-Journal'' i ct haly1
Aar.
GIIustreret KataIog frit,
c. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO.
72o'722-724 So. 4. ST.. : Minneapolis. Min.
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Dr.. Niles Anti-pain Pills.

st bnrhstt fFffsrt os paalibeligt MibbeI for f,s ener
nerpps 5Doebpine. Hpsimrrrr. Rnnepinr. steuralsia,
ssrrrsFtrt SSrritnbiIi.t, eponIssbeb. @ist, sriat1ra.
Snbebplber tperten ppium ener MorFn os e~fterInher
insen ilrnme eftrroirfnireer. IS Rpf:s s5e- gaa
aaa..ss..er .sscr 5e.bes Of Or. MlIeg, MsbienI
60, EisacIt. cSuniaan.
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9atten af!

Nor6 Mmerifos ti0Iigere 5elan6t
/ &uslunb, Mr10rep 6. Curtin, MOB
tog en- Gang 9eidg at Ell 9onbs=
man6, en- fulbblobs Mn1erifoner, Mr.
Sobn. Der. Sobn babbe megen
9plt til at blipe foreitillet for G5ore1
og: opfor6rebe @eianbten til at in0=
fere bnm be6 @obe, men alt bpa6
Miniiteren fun6e gjpre, bor at ifoffe
lin 2on0smn110 2ejligbeo til at leGej=
leren, naar ban pon i'm ip6bnnIige
Worgentur fjgrte forbi ct beltemt
Ste6.
Mr. Sobn (iiger Scr. Curtin,
iom for1eller @iitorien) me6te pre=
Gig Sen nnlte Moreen, og @eilerens
S1Goe fom ogiaa garife rigtigt forbi.
9a &ejleren iaa Sen amerifoni fe
Winiiter, billte ban me6 en- let So
peobejninq, og Miniiteren tog i'm
sat al, ianlebes iom set er puabl16t
at ollie fal gjgre / @usIon6, nuar
@ejieren fommer forbi. SEEM Sort
eren beboI6t 1in sat poo @obeoet.
Seq ipurgte bam, bborfor bon life
bab6e taget @atte11 at.
- Seq er lige ioa go6 Mon6 iom
G5oren, og ieg bilier a10rig noge11
for bans &angs og 5tillings Sfpl6,
iporebe Mnerifoneren.
9e nil NOT mart tua noget at
bgre / Ben 4nle6ning.
@aite Sag mo6tog ieg en- meget
beflig, egenban6ig SfribeIie fra
&rins @orticbafoft meb Mnmoo-
ming ON iaa inart lom m11ligt at
fomme til bam / buns 8ureal&. ga
ieg mgote ingbe B%rinien:
- Mr. Curtin, Sc bor pon 60
Sen / @nar, 6a G5uren fjerte forbi,
og Ser bleb lagt Mprfe til, at SCR.
Sobn, iom bar iammen me6 Sem,
FIFE fffe tog lin sat Of. Seq formober,
set bor EN- l1fripiIIig 6ejl1a9eIie fra
Mr. Sobns SIDE.
= 8rins, iparebe jeg, jeg fun6e
10 gobt forebringe Gem en- 6iplomo-
tiff l1ian0be6 og iige, at Set bar en-
6ejltogelie, men set bill jeg life. Scr.
Sobn bebolbt meb 8ilie lin @ot poa
9pbebet.
Nrinien bi6ite Iige iaa go6t iom
ieg, bporfor min Sen life bub6e to-
get 6atten at.
@nlte Sag fom min amerifan1fe
Sen ltprten6e i16 til mig / nit Som
tor me6 ct officielt, paa Sranff fire
bet 9reb, og ba0 mig ON at lple Set
for bam. Seq LIB 8rebet igien-
mem og iagoe::
= 9e bnr SOB til at forla6e &us=
LAMB me6 set lomme, og jeg pil roo
De Sem til at benDtte Sem at berne
Silla6elie.
= &n,1be al6rig faloe mig in6.
Seq er en- fri amerifnnif 8oraer og
oil bIibe ber iua lange jeg bar 2pif.
Samme g%itermi66ag fi6rte en-
SIebe op foron Set 5us, bbori Scr.
Sobn bpe6e, og 10 @en6armer pufffe-
Sc, u6en at Iige ct Orb, ollie bans 81
en6eIe / sIaben og forte Scr. Sobn,
Sen fri omerifanife 8orger, UNDER
8ebogtning ODER @r9nle11.
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Seq fnn life Iioe Sin Bert
inbe. gun glor altib iaa onofabs=
f1l6t til mig. Oct er Ell rigtig gam=
mel, gnaben @efsl
Seq bill iige Big, Ser er Ell gos
8unb / be1loe.
Saa Diloe ieg bn1fc, al bun piloe
ben0e gl1noet geirrt, mar jeg.
forn1ner.
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= @offepigen er bleben gift.
Srue11 bar / lille Sons Nprp9relie
gipet be1,oe 20 Collars til n6itpr.
Otter BrDlluppet fommer 8igen op
og p~reienterer Mnnoen. Da Sc ere
ganebe flyer Sruen):
Set bar bog en- ffrnffelig grim
Manb, bum bar faaetl
9iIIe Sans ifaar liot og tiatfer
mes en- 8iif. Soa flyer bon):
Sun bar mnaife lite tunnel faa Ell
ppnere til tDbe Collars.
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- 2preren: nsaan On iige mig,
bpem Ser bar iagt Be befjenbte Orb:
uDe fisnne Gage i Mranil1e5 er mi
forbi?" - Sons:: Set ingoe So
Ser Sen Sag, Mooer Tom bjem fra
fin Babereile."
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Merese aaas lfreg. @inglten oun-
lebe mes H,1eb, Ser 10.
uWian fan ba ribe." De fine
9nroer tog ON SgjIen. Singlten
7tob.
Sag i Manfen, Merete, laa
9iulper ies Sig op."
@lrn lprang til, ban bolot ON ber1=
Sc, lmi1eoe as Crit cg Jog al Gteb.
rMu ri6er hi CONNER / gp."
Merete Gnos %7tpa1nebe.
engen forte ct @los til benbes
Muno, bans @aan6 rplte0e.
SDgeplejerfen ito6 / 0gren. Ser
ar Ell 9erre, lom nb loIut DiI in0. Sea
ingoe, Set bar ,1muIigt. glu bill bau
life goa, fer ban foar tolt meb
Gem"
Crit @elm itob ober for en- blond
lm11f Man6. Mfiel 9fue6, 1om ban
fife bob0e let mi / ire Mar.
= Mflel Hneo, Ser bophe be-
ret pnu g11gbolm bber enete
Dag = meoans ban bop6e lh16eret
longt borte / &oris og @ien.
29genS merfe 2jne lDite mes ct
un6erligt Gfjpr.
~9r. &nmmeriunfer &ue6."
= Crit, ieg mao berin6. Seq
moo lie ben6e. Slab @u6, bun fful0e
ride mig / Me6e og MI = jeg bill lie
benbe."
Ser tyr inge11 fomme ino. Scsn-
gen n0en Grf. Meretes 6ornl6re,
nanr Sc fommer."
vGe fan f6rit bore Der / Miten. =
Sum fon 81 forin6en, 9e ter life
n9gte mig Set, mau life negte mia
Set"
9e to Men6 itirre6e binon6en /
9jnene.
Mfiel &ne6 onebe, at Fan life TT
ben6e at lie, ban bsje6e lit Sopeo tet
MOB Ben unge 2eges.
rSun bol6er at mig = fun al
mig"
@be6en 6rep al Crit Se1ms To11-
Sc, faa BET forte @anr fli1tre6e MOB
SEN.
Ser mac ingen, ingen fomme
in6, Ser Tom n9Iten lom e. emil
pna bans Mniigt.
Mfiel &ue6 foritob Set, bans 2n=
Der 6irreoe.
Seq bill fin6e 0perIpgen, jeg bill
tnle me6 bom."
81. &eitb er toget bort"
Mflel &ue6 ina in6 / eli 8ar ufor=
lonlige Zine, Dem ban fjen6te ioo
9o6t fra &nmben, lom Sc bap6e
ltri0t, fra Sc Dor 8grr.
gh1 bab6e Crit &elm Mogten =
Mngten ober Sc Simer, ser bor Mee=
retes 9ib - Mngtcn ober bam, Ser
fife if1lbe foa benbe al lie. ---
Mfiel @ueo Lao poo &rp pua So
ipi1algongens nggne @ulp.
ugrif, Crit, jeg beber Sig. 9un
bill taffe Big giennem gpigbehen, bpis
9u laoer mig fomme inb. Sm Jun
bar noget Enife, iom bun ligger Ser
in6e, er Set at lie mig. @erer gu,
Crit, bgrer gu, bgrer gu"
Crit @elm tpong bum op.
n9e bill ingen @le6e bnbe al set.
Sun fjenber Gem fife.
uSg ieg fnar benpe life at ie, IN
Sen bun 6ger?"
uNnnr Baro11 &an5 fommer."
29gen git.
9a ban troo6te in6 / Speeituen,
reilte Merete @ons Zig gonffe li6t.
Sun 1trafte lin @oan6 nb MOS bam,
ben6es 9jne ifinnebe / Sober.
u9bor 9u bleb Ipnge borte. =,
@ib mig Bin 5nnn6. -"
Crit gior6e set - ben6eg &aonb
brnnbte bam iom SIb.
n2pg @obebe1 Der poo Enoen be6
Chen al nil = gjgr Set, - jeg bill
babe Set"
San beje6e @ope6et Iangiomt mes
moo H116en = benbes @annb gIeo
giennem Bans @anr, me6ens 9jnene
Ipite:
rMit bejlige, bejlige @l1l6baar."
= Crit 1efte6e @obebet. = 9ette
bar fife til at boise us, Bans Mniigt
fortrof Jig. - @nn nil0e falSe pao
bum.
~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-04

- Sun: @Da6 biIbe gu / @run=
ben gjgre, bpis ieg gift ben og bebe2
Son: Saa biIbe leg naturligpiS
isrge for at fan Big begrabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-04

- @erreguo 8grn! Tinnoes S
M iaien. 5bnb er M striDpns
sgbIe2
Set er ben Rnre, Gu Dor ei'et
Sobo11nesl