davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-22

To see the corps marching from quarters
TO the shrilling Of the nfes and the rolling
Of drums. played by boys who hear no
note Of II. is strange sight To say
mat they DO not hear the music il
strictly correct. They feel II in their
arms carr AMI % them that represents
reach some of them
The military drill has proceed useful n
disciplinary sense Punishment IN the
form Of added sentry duty - about as
ericacious az anything that couid ~ DE-
visea
To those Who are not coBpefrant wIih
the deaf and their peculiar mentality. IL
il not possible % realize the dsfncsify %
insfrucfinE them. The child has nfst %
be reused 10 ambition. and thst Il fhs
most difficult thing q all Cut OF from
the world n sugnd. BE- Lacks thAf iuceu-
tive "a Effort which she hearing child has
Instantly Win hlm Be lacks interest ard
curiosity
The deaf child EDes 20 sehooi without
any kno~Iedss q ths EaEitsh isnxlsazs.
Ee does not kno~ what be saes ~ So
name ne s8mply associates II With its
function. The fFsf step IN rs e4uca;laa
T. % iesch him fbs nsrn~ u effects ~
The kIndsrKsrtsu rnefhod and - scfien
vnfk he 10 les 10 the zee y EnEgish
words n~csrzsrv 70 form fi1e correct 81
pr.aslou - object o. seton The Erxlisn
ianzuaEs - ssruitfea e. b. ore = -
hardest % acquire % srooaui - lrTrss-
sar oecisasions ard Sc many i14enss in-
deed The pupils n The uGpef Erssss s-srs
g 80 e
learning th@ language q fhsif e~n eosn-
fry
whns the slxr. o.. more property. 80
rnanssL laaEzsse b assa ~ sh~ rehool.
orai .r.eseh = taught g. eash pgpa ia
livldgauT The 7onnzssf ehiiSr~s issfa
- pu' iafsiilxlsis n~sf~nesr seEsfhsf -
shas' fhrss y~srF r. eprs 80 epsns
~ nth rsor~ advsness n Y~sFs ar eng
sr AZ fhe work sas thsy sa@Ef - g
strong ln;sIiecfass cafls-s - oress - 49,
egire 6; al A sss neTsr -.
Fsrsr~lpzi Csrsi<r hss b<id ~ pr@s@r.
position Ter nsos~ than ssirsy F~ars. ana
-aox; q - fssrnsrs nzTr e~Ta ~ tes
zsrrsce scy laax peTi>1s- Thf~e = fss~-z
ars r-a1us.ez = ~ schnaE New T7rk
Poe,
sr.ssarhsuz aiase-rsososzs ssasssst-
r. tsrzztzE~ - ssrse - te~ $500 -
gzzfxaf fc-s crafa-s ~he 1922 atsc1 rTssY
seszsss3e s.-rzsse1 - s<ssszrr~ ~ Trazs<s
r. ~ lncs4t6.s fsT=zs - sors<tirr=s ss9rs
ssrrsAls sss1 sss~>s9zsts- a Ensee Aizs-
s-4slo- - sh1s 49, s<~n ~ 80 =ssas sss-s-
inz - Fsr--si Hal iAss ss<z s=sesr 80
sesSsos- = ~ csEzr Is.4isss' Assoetsfhoa.
II = s<zins-stY srFro-ay1sf~ fksf pssEsfy
t-osesf ssaal1 - s<zs est kxzanss Tres,
-z~shassk s241 60 - N sss&x~rs n an
sszssrgrss - stasa-~or- fru-a fess "a al.
to- hef.z6
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-22

selves and the pupils have In many cases
becomes the sole support Of their parents.
The doubly afflicted deaf and blind pu-
pills are included with these one Of the
brightest pupils IN the school - a hoy
OF about seventeen whom an illness rob-
bed OF sight and hearing in infancy He
is fine-looking youth. with unusually
intelligent face. ell is well advanced In
his studies, is a good carpenter and an
expert chair-cansr. The boy finds his way
about the house and the campus without
difficulty. So little does he feel his dis
ability that. at the time Of the Paterson
fire. he. with deaf pupil ran away and
went 10 Paterson. The blind boy explain
Cd afterwards that they were tired q
school, and thought Paterson would be
in need % good workmen.
All the blind pupils Use the typewriter
with ease Their teacher communicates
with them by spelling the words IN the
palms OF their hands ard they answer or
ally. or on the typewTiter. one Of the girls
and one boy retain the vestigs q sight
and they are taught TO write They ~iil
coon be totally bind. however. and are
encouraged 70 practice daily reading the
point with Their fingers.
Besides chair Gaming. tn Vhich both
sexes are Instructed knitting and sewing
are taught; These children show a de-
cfded talent for Dodeiling n clay The
boy above mentioned made . surprisingly
accurate model q Grants tomb from do
scriptions given him bv a feiio~ pupil.
Oue of he girls made an eEsninsfion q
the school Santa Clsus ard Immediately
raoSeled a faithful rsDTssentzfion.
The happiness q such afflicted hsings
seems = negative sort q thing bst 40 one
car doubt that they are HAPPY. Their
laughter IL az spon;ane9ns ard a. norry
a. that or ordinary Children
TIE deaf hIiad are necesssriiT restrict
Cd IN their seId o. usefulness. ut there
seems 20 - 10 en6 q usefsi frades Es5cs
the institution gives % !ts merely 5eaf
pupils I4p-res1frE s. taught % al and
large nan1ber =. eak intelllyihig- Tssy
receive ths most practical scucstio- ard
are taught = ss~fsi tracs csrpsrfry.
hoEseps in'gnE. tailoring. prsaiias. tgB-s-
writing eooktas drsssrsakiaE. - xzrSsn-
i1g This iayt se@-n- 81 srnin~-tiT Useful
ard aggru7Tssfs oocHp4tlor FER thf ssss
ard Principal CsyTtsr kas EG~nt lzfEs
SIZES IL sitting Ere~rhourss za6 nzrs~r-
"a Ter th11sszt seIlSrs ras r3@ri -
TIE sr~~r hsssse@ zjoE< The results have
o~en etszyaoiatsr< Eo,sa e1lts sfserHe
pr<s1ssos exists IN ;hs ssaooi against xsF-
sssinR very fs- % tx pzFEs tax~ -
re Study TolgztzrisT.
ozs q IT, b<u features = r. scsnoi
50 ~ rA9zsczl trsinfsE KTsrT go =
familiar Eifh shs s-kxHrs. sss-siuE gait
ssslck dat p~rse-s zsaSiiy 2ss2ase MI
s-agy tyfH snt EyrsnAsfsr- wcrk bare
OTerr0-s fhss defect This - 80 e,iF
military schooi f7r the e~zs ,. to rorse.
4 bxvs1g s~>n fhosxAf tzpossfel~ 20
give ,ks erfa 20 eeTs stshosss sss-sns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-22

FOR BLIND
That Is What ConfrontS the
State Today.
HELEN KelLER'S APPEAL
Visit to Institution and Study
of Teaching.

The spectacle OF Helen Keller blind and
deaf. pleading before the Committee on
Education OF the Masss chusetts state leg
isiature for the establishment OF a state
Industrial School for the blind was a
moving one and ought 20 have had its
influence In the right direction. It's ter
rible 70 be blind and uneducated said
Miss Keller, but I; = worse for the blind
who have finished their education TO be
idle. Their very education becomes q
burden because they cannot use IL. IL Is
not Greek and Latin that the bind need
but an Industrial training and some ore
with influence and authority 20 help ihem
TO a place IN the Industrial world.
This applies with equal force 20 the deaf
and dumb and 70 the most afflicted % all
the deaf and hind The latter class "a
happily small .bu; there are six a, pres
ent a; the New York Institution for The
Instruction for the Deaf and Dumb. On
roadway and One Hundred ard Sixty
third street These children three girls
and three boys wifi rot leave TIE school
and go home 70 do nothinE for the re~.
os their lives. but think think .fhfak
IN the long days that are nights" "a
Miss Reiler Dafhettczliy expressed a.
They arc receiving exactly the kind Of
education that abe Advocated
TIE New York Irs,ftE.soa vas s01.csi
in lsIT and - the Oldest school fOr ths
deaf n the United States Ira; - vas.
from the beginning ore % The .sast 20
xresssve T. shozn from TIE fac; TIA; ssac<
IN its policy has DO, 70 Insist sHsi
ersrT pupsI should before b~&rirg - SUI
ac.--uy p-oacse-; n .osne :c--a q. had
crzft 80 b~cs-s~ q vaxe->sn~-. TIE s,--
cess OF TIE system has been Married To
records shox tina. l~ss than p~- cert q
the rzryns completing ire course 81 -
.t-ucssoe have faded "a E1ecr- thea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-22

over the kidneys. called the suprarenal
glands. and have given TO the surgeon a
new substance with which TO stop all hem
orrhages in minor operations.
a New York chemist has gone even fur
ther. and found the most effective form
of this secretion. and il is used generally
by the profession, so that in an opera
ton upon the eye. for instance. the pa
tient need lose but few drops Of blood
from all the open veins and arteries.
1t is wonderful TO see the blood coagu-
late instantly upon the application of this
powerful substance, which is itself but
an extract from the blood made by the
most wonderful of all chemists-the hu'
man body.
Dr Sajous has spent fourteen years
upon experiments which he claims show
corclusively that If the glands over the
Kidneys are kept strong and healthy the
entire human body will be healthy. He
has gone further and found that there
are certain drugs which. when administer
ed. stimulate the pituitary body. which, in
turn stirs these glands TO activity and
restores the equilibrium and health of the
sdrlertr He claims that consumption and
all Of the most dreaded diseases 10 which
man is subject rnd their way into tho
system and seIze upon il simply because
the suprarenal glands are weak. Keep
these strong and no disease can attack
ynu. is the chicf conclusion 10 which the
experiments uint.
1t is marvellous indeed II the lay mind.
10 conceive that two smaii bodies. seem
inrly Of SO littlc Importance. store UP
1fxi- ~
life to the Coy. because it helps the
oxygen TO find its way into the blood
and the tissues.
While il is true that Or. Sajous' con-
illusions are not vet generally accepted.
il is startling TO find Dr. Grille coming
from another section of the country with
a new announcement Of the importance
Of adrenalin. this extract from the glands
over the Kidneys, in restoring the circula-
ton Of the blood when for some reason
IL has ceased TO flow through the veins
and arteries as il should. Here is
new and important discovery II II proves
as true as the announcement seems 70
suggest. when supported by the expert
nents made and the attention with which
the paper on the subject has been re-
oeived by the medical profession.
But Dr. Grille is revolutionary also IN
his study OF shock and collapse" the
two forms Of sudden death hitherto at
tributed 10 heart failure. OF course the
heart fails in these cases. but DR.. Grille
holds that II is not due 10 any weakness
OF the heart In shock" says he. the
essential phenomenon is diminutioa OF
the blood pressure. Since there are ne
sacl in fatal cases. and no later effects IN
those that recover. we Will assume e1-
haustion. rather than structural LESSONS,
TO be the cause Of this fall in vitality
1t must, then, be an exhaustion of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-22
PREVENTIVE FOR
HEART FAILURE
Wonderful Discovery of DR.,
Grille of Boston.
SECRETION is "ADRENALIN"
Life Kept in Decapitated Dog
for Ten Hours.

Heart failure may at last be dealt with
effectively. says the New York Herald.
The man or woman stricken suddenly,
collapsing without apparent reason. may
be saved If promptly treated with the
proper remedy. At least such is the the
DRY Of Or. George Grille announced to the
Boston Medical Society lately. He has
been conducting some special experiments
bearing upon the question of the sudden
collapse OF persons not suffering with
heart disease especially during surgical
operations and claims 10 have found a
specific which will restore the circulation
OF the blood aud bring the sufferer hack
e. perfectly normal health in a wonder
ful substance called adrenai,n. which is
nothing more but the secretion Of the
glands over the kidneys. extracted chem
1oaly.
The discovery of Or. Grille is coincident
with the announcement OF Dr. Sajous, Of
Philadelphia. that ii is due TO the action
OF this secretion. controlled by the pitui
tary body. that the blood absorbs the
oxygen from the air and transfers il TO
the tissues of the body. The discovery
OF Or. Sajous has already been noted.
but Dr. Chiles independent investigation
proves the even greater power Of this
wonderful secretion.
Many chemists have been at work since
the time when DR.. Brown-Sequard. Of
Paris. announced that he had found the
elixir Of life in the secretion Of goat.
for while his elixir proved a failure he
was too able man TO be altogether
wrong. and chemists the world over took
the hint and began the work on the ex-
traction Of these wonderful juices stored
up by animal economy.
: These chemists have succeeded in ex-
tracing the secretion formed in these
ductless glands lying the abdomen, Just
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-22
TELEGRAPH AS MAoHIFIEH.

Seattle evening paper graveiy INFORM
&C IT'S readers yesterday that President
Moore, OF nst;cna, Eood road conveD-
ton. which r. 20 NEE; IN ST Louis In
April expects epSso delegates 70 at
tend" II this be true II IL likely TO Dc a
particularly large ccnventio1-ths largest
ever held- There Is 20 place in St Louis
except Forest Park big enough for I, 81
meet n. and II visitors come II proper
ton TO the delegates they wifi have 30
hun. lodging IN nIfno.s and Iowa There
must have been wire trc-sole' n THE
Times once yesterday. scre enough
Seattle Psst-InseulSeeces.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-17

"a 5rang er. rente bet dnoerseoes
Der fan life / pore Dage gipes In
o%erbi8ning uoen 3eligion eaer oens
5orn9gteIIe eaer Mooiatning. spill
EN- QOmoifare at oporage ocrs Born
i Qioet nnosr. at 4tbeiiier og @8
aoIfi.ere liber at Gane BET iaaleOas;
t6i, / Den pntelisite getpOning Al
Orott, ot6t lamb is iniise t6e
ion 49,.
.0Oa0 er oa Statens aet o5 gli9t
"a ben rette uooei / beRne liDszDi9
tige Sas2 Situationen faloer bsit
paa Il Sbar, iom er let At gipe, men
rigtianof ranffeiio At praftiiere. Sta
ten maa for I'm egen 9eTtpttelies
5tplo tilie, at 8grnene bliper unbers
rife, % fun tribe IND, boor bet sr
%neobenOi9t, pg Urge for rsres timber
oisning, fom eaers piloe blipe fors
Tgmte."
9af. geers 9reb far fysntai6t en-
Tuaoan aorreIponoance, flyer Den
gort Sun, at Ger fun fan me0oe=
les uOorag at cen. Men man for.
Ttaar. i brad aetning Get bnrer. aa.
t6olitterne pil BABE Statsunberfet.
ieIie til oeres Menigbeos Ttpler. DC
Taa ipne8 bet, Iom De bill unoe prots.
fantiIfe SamfunO famine Ret. De.
er ct 2ipsfpprgsmaal, iom lite laoel
fig afpiie. og Ri gsr bel / ogiau d
unoertaIte bet aIOorlig 0perOejelie.
@rqumenterne / mobiat Retnin!
fan pi maaIfe fioen TONNE tilbage til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-17
Sber Stregen.


Oct er os fart, at Ri oberfor bore
99iere b9rer 4nioar for, 6pdb hi OPP
tager eler life optager / glabet, ielD
naar Jorfatterens NaDn felser bans
probuft.
!5pab Ri for n~aroarenbe f9nfer
paa, er ben Mrfifel at aanb. Ddbm
ON ,Gsfolf os beres Snteresfer"
Tom hi optos / go. SO. Der peses /
benne Mrtifel paa noset, Tom bet fan
babe fin praftiffe 8etpbning at tdse
6enfpn til. Men Rafonementet er
e[lers / I'm 5eIbeb oDer Stresen, me
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-17
Gamle 6runotuigs..sp on.

Site bill jes meb bisie 2inisr 6aans
en- 9ebersmanbs Minbe. SITE er BET
min 5eniigt at franfe 0rabens Jreb.
Men bDao Der bibtil er fast pad
Brent ON afbsbe 5. 8. Grunbtpig,
fom bel narmeit fra bans genner
Tom eanfte biit Deb at bare bans
genner bupbe ben bebits 8etingelIs
for at f~oritaa BAN, men fom faa pes
Taa berDeo lsb ben Gare at fortabss
oDer perfonlisbeDen, forbi ban 10 beb
5iben at aft bet eprise fsrit og fibit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-17

gr.s Saab for BET Oduite Golt /
Qmerifa BRAT not ogIad, fgr ban
prrg 6jem CO laaoe fig til 9pile.
Ser itaar nan i girtelig9e0en ooess
ior en- fialoen g.gdOeiic. JON in9'a
Gina blep til. Der par itere, riae
Rulia6eDer. Dlen Der liSeIom mang'
leoe nooet / QerionIis6eOeas inoeriie,
on6eae ge6alt, ION giorre, at ban /
inaen 6enfsenos ri9tig tanse ilda
igennem.
Del ian pei fpnc5 en- gagotel al
laDre, at Or. par f~orfaloen til ei8c=
retrooning. 9oor messn %bammen:e
5noflpbele bette bog tan babe bait
eoa bans SialeliD, er pdnieligt at
iige.
men Gfialo fer BET odnIic 6olt /
amerifa BAR ban lite.
5 mai 19o9.*)
QI6ert 5snen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-17
Ne0. Or. Mc6aOecn
moOtager &aloct.

Sra Siour Gitp, So. bar ri mon.
taset frlgenOe m9rtelige SnOIenpefs
asu. =. Ulc5aOosn at @arrsn.
D, 6ar tilteuoegipet fin @iqigfso ii
at moptoge Sab til qraft fer Girit
gresbDterian G6urh / Siour Gitp.
6piltsn &irte 6ar paret uOen regular
grait, iioen ben 6pit etitene asp. II.
). 6. WeGtintoct oebe.
9ait. Mc6aobsn par / Siour Sin
for faa Sgnoage iioen og bolOt 10
o1gtige grabitener / n9bnte airfe.
pan gioroe ct meget gunfigt Snotrpt.
% fpreno fan forloo 9r:n fer Of
rejie 6ien, LOB U2r. Sc. g. mauls9
Fam F%orItuu, at ban piIoe bIi0e tuIeet
til oerss qrait 0eo ct tiltpmmeao.
MeaigseosmpOe. gn aomite pcs
lem Mee!emmer, fom bar b.epsn
5algt fer at finee Dem n Bret, oar
snig og BAD BAN ON at laoe oen pios
Tnareit muligt. om fan rilpe mootdgs
aaloet.
9a pat. @e5aeseu ION fisn t
Uaryen, r~aaoierte san F9 mee +
5unilie "a fne gsnns. &c Tsss.s
FslgsHce 5slegram:
q. g. Man's9. e;our Cir. q
Rom. Is. 90 og 80.
Samuel mc6Gooen.
Mr. Manle1 faa efter / lin gi6el &c.
muaffe meo nosen Qsiitance, formus
lereos fslgenbe Sbar:
Samuel Mc5doben. 0arren, 8.
Serimias Is. fsrIte 10 alauiuler a
16. 8ers, 2. 5im. 4, 81.
SO. g. Wlanle1.
5elegrammet til Wlr. Manlep, uos
Fplot efter op%enItaaenbe Qnoisning.
lpber Iaalebes:
90. g.: Msn jeg Oeb. at naar jea
tommer til eber, Ital jeg fomme mef
ariifi gOanseIiums @elfignelies bels
5pGbe.
80. g.: 5reoens Sub bare meb
eber ale! 4men.
5eleqronmet til Or. McJabb,n
lbber idolebes:
Ser. Is, 16: Dine Orb blebe funes
ne, % lea Iluote nem, og bine Orb
bare mig til 5rbb og til nit 6jertes
2. sim. 4, 21: @sr bin 5lio at
tomme fsr 8interen. gubulus %
9ubens og 2inus og Claudia og u1e
grsbren. tilfe big.
st grsp fra Or. McJabben inbcz
ben Mscbelelfe. at ban bill ppz
Iige lit aalb / Warren nefte Ssn=
bag. og Opiigelfen tr9ber / Strait 20.
Rob-, Iaa ban bill prsbe at bare I
gitp til fsrite Ssnbag | De-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-17
,Sanlferen"

y1oor 9aierne benpenber fig til 5uft, Der
aperterer / glabet, enten for at tsbe bps
sera euer for at faa Oplnsnineer ON bet
r,erterebe, eebes be nltib omtale, at be fna
spertisIementet / bette Blao. Oct oil bare
hl seniibis Nptre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-17
Gen Ofrntlise SfOle og
reIigigs SpOragelic.

8atte Sperggmaal er 10 life mt
iblanbt og % beaer life bldnot lus
t6erfte &riItne / QlminOelig5eo. 8sl
gipes 10 ingcn religigs llnosrOisnin9
/ bort 9anOs ofentligeS tpler, og ioa
MAJ Spprgsmaalet ON gprnenes re
ligipfe 0pOraaslis CO %un0erOisning
btItanoig fomme up peanp bOs alpprz
lige ariitne.
Del er fife Dor Qgt fer at uncerz
fate Get nogen oioere 8reftelie, men
fun at gore opm9rfiom pau, at bet
for 5iDen breTtes temmelig liDligt,
i9rlig i gitens 8laoe.
9eo en- giipeorbinotion / 81. pa
tricf Cathedral / Geip gort forleOea
uotalte 9iitop Ulc5aul at 9rentrn,
ubtalte 9iitop Mc5aul al SreutOn,
%. S, folgenoe Orb:
Den ofentlige Sfole, ION ben st
for Siben, er 6emmenoe baube fol
airfen % Staten. 5remragenoe life
fatfolIfe Stolemeno opOager gruo-
pig, at inteaeftuel ltbDanrelIe Tar
inaen Gpne til at ftanOie 8iloen til
onot / bet menneifelige 6jerte; Den
fan foranbre bet onees Hetning. men
life bets llDIratnina. Ut mebbele
relisies interviewing / Sirten CO !
5jemmei er lie tii1rotfeiiet. Ntoas
oelen Of foabun unoerpisning / Sfoz
len BIZ leOe ungOommen ino | Sn>
biTerentisme ug iaaleoes affriltne
4merifa".
Og aarOinal gi6bons flyer blunrt
onoei:
Den ofentlige OpbragelIes en-
item | bette 2anb er ufulofommen %
ftabeli9, ben unoerminersr Dor ung=
boms Rsligion. 0i enifer, at bore
9grn ffal mobtage en- ubbunnelIs,
fom BIZ gre Dem til life dlene l9ros,
men guOfrbgtige Manb og aDinber.
,@i pniter, at be ffdl bliDe life
alene Dannebe Meblemmer al Can't
funbet, men psfud iamDittig6eosfulSs
aritne. 8i pnifer, be ffal fad en-
Opbragelfe, fom BIZ bunne beres
5ierter Iaa bel iom beres 9obeber.
9i BIZ, at be ffal blipe life dlene
8erbensmenneifer (men Of TIE porlo),
men frem for alt 9ubsmennei fer
omen Of Cob.
Den religisfe % oeroslioe timber
pisning at bore gsrn fan life db'fils
leg uben at tilfaje Sjelen bsoelia'
Gear. On olminbeliae Tsloe at faa
Dan abfineffe er at lamne gerreres
moralife Gpne pg fremme ~qigegp.oi9'
6eo | 5rpsidgsr.
9isle Wangler tunbe ofhielpes
peD at lnDtere .,tne oenomlHdllDHal
fpifem" Wenigbeosfoler) | bore Of
fentlige Sfoler, fom bet er | adnaoa"
Men f9rlig Spfigt og Distusiton
bar en- ep:1alif prnits, RsD.R. Mons
faaue @eers Orb bdft. 9dn Tiger
.bl. a.:
,proteittanfer, rOmerifsfafbOlffe Og
ssssber bar flaaet en- Rompromis, psO
bpilien Sub % ariftus ia tidige
meD ben bebite bebenffe etbit
fiernes fra Nationens ubodnnslie at
Barnelipet. Sg bpab ct Tslseng
6Dab - fanbelig ben birfelise ens
tronering at arafter, iom lite tror
paa (~bisb<lieDe in) Sub og ariitus,
men er fienbtligiinbebe imoo BEN.
6porlebes fan be, Der Deb, bDab 8ris
ffenbom er, os bDub gsrnsnes Tatur
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-17
Sulcsauer til 9anmarf.

6borfor life Ienoe en- Sule9npe
6jsm til 8anmarf? Bet er iaa pan.
iteligt", tiger mango. Su, BET or gam
tie piIt Daniteligt at ienbe 9nrer;mcn
Ter sr en- 5ina, iom mar uoen minos
ite gsipar fan ienos til 0dnmart.
% bet er en- COB Bog.
@eo at inbienoe geitiaing til 9as
nib 9utb. gubl. SouIe paa en- e0er
anben Bog tiGigsmeO BEN qore.is.
6oortil ben snIies etspeberei / Cant
mari. pit aft blioe burtigt rg me5et
nemt beisrget. De ienber nemlig en-.
bber BOG portorit til Danmart
for ben pris, Tom er unfsrt / oeres
Gatalog, % man fan bare litter pda,
at gogen bliDer ofienbt burtigit mus
ligt, og at ben tommer til zen opgios
ne Qbrssie.
&unbe bet life b9re en- TAR 3ules
bilien fra os til Dor Sl99t % bore
9enner / 0anmarf, ON be mobtog en-
SuIegabe fra beres t9re | Qmeritd?
Oct biIoe iittert altiO pare en- bjertcs
fig Grinoring os / mango 3ilf9loe
bibrage til. at Sulen berbiemme bIeu
Infere m oIphefioeya
8sger er bbre / 0anmdrf, og tiOt
er bet panifeliet at ooertomme at fao
Sulebsger men bet er f~orbolbsOis fun
meget liot for 5olt berobre at febe
CO ienbe 9sger biem til Oanmurf 50
faaIeoes elebe be tere berbiemne
n.o ct gobt 8ubftab fra bet fjerne
Been. Der oaar 10 MI mob Sulstib
~ mpntin etren at pnrme 6ierters
tarlige Santer fraDonmdrf til Qm,s
ia. og Ri biloe 1srs bnb llret baas
e mob Dem berhiemme % mcb os
'efb, ON hi lob benne a9rlia6eo Biz
e %nbelparet.
reg bar en- gamntel Mooer, Tom MI
Ter fig enc cg forlabt, forbi benoes
- Senner aqe er reiite til Qmeriz
a, og jeg bar beiluttet, at BUN ifal
babe en- Sulegabe, Tom fan brinee benz
De en- t9r 5eitbilien og minbe benb:
I'm ben Sui. ba hi fibits Sang bar
Iamlebe | bot tere 6jem, iom bi
madite dlori9 mer fddr at ie, men iom
bog alorig fan elemme men bill
bebare | frrIigt Minbe, life min6it
peb bber S~uIebsjtib. Der, bDor bore
garnbomsminber fog fdd opbe 9pbs
Der, fsger bog bore 5anter ben, felb
ON Ri forbes ube | bet fierne 0eIten.
Der fal fenbes noset bjem I'll
Sul. Seq BIZ fenbe en- COB BOG til
min Mooer. Oil bu ogIaa Ienbe tn
COB Bog til bine f9re2
g. q. $.