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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28
Better bet boa gbrben at r.

oet?"
Seq Tube meme, at Den, Der fan
lq88e 8pr0en poa mig, o9iua fan Ia
&c Den fra mig igen."
IA ia, fua6an, bet er Der 8ornuft
/, 6ar De en- Hint aone2"
Sun er 6aaoe Hint oq tro."
Stint % tro!" 9ento9 ban og Toa
tantefulot frem.
y90or neget ftploer 8e?" Ipurgte
Fan.
Monoen nabneoe Summen.
De iaO en- Stuno table, forOp6ebe
i 3anter.
y5o, na mao De Def az, fo9Oe
Manoen, for Per brejer @ejen."
9on Iprang at o9 rate 6aanoen
frem,
Eat for &greturen."
o5a, ielp Sat"
6an lagoe 6aanben paa 9ognen
o9 iaa op, ManOen iaa neo mob
BAN,
seq bil fun iige Dem, at De fan
faa pengene 6os mig til 3erminen.
Paa biaige 9iltaar, faa De fan ret
tie Dem igen." =
nOu SUB / 6immelen, ger De
Gar al mi9?"
Rel, je9 mener bet o9 Dil 6jalpe
Dem. Som ino til mig en- at 0agsz
ne. iaa taler ri narmere oerom."
9an ia9oe BAN TT Napn, o9 6OOr ban
6oeoe.
Der Ttoo 3aorer i Manoens gine,
ban tprreoe Dem meo 2Grmet og
rate 6aanOen frem.
g&pr bjem meO til mig, fagbs
ban, oog ie aonen og 9prneae, De
btl lite fortrpoe Det."
oNdar ri bar iluttet Dor 5orret=
ming, iaa tomraer je9, MI maa je9
bjem."
oU}aa je9 tore Gem til 9pen?"
ipur9te Mdnoen, iom MI 9re6 3pms
merne meD fQIt !6ddnn.
o3ej Sat, iea 9aar bet Iioite Chit
te 9ej - Sat for &preturen." =
6dn benote fig og git, @angen par
6leoen enOnu ~lettere, Rp9gen enOnu
rdnfere, ban bolbt 9opeoet leftet og
iqa uO ooer 8oen, Der lau uoitratt
neoen for 9gjoeOra9et, Iom ban itob
pad.
Zen laa Der I @ftenoiIens blaas
nenoe 5arOer, 6us oeo gus; biit o9
Der rageoe be 6pje airteipir op mob
hen rpo9plbne 9immel. be ipntes
9tnnemii9tige mob ben flare 2uft.
Den laa Der, MenneItenes itore
Mnretue, 6por 6oert entelt Menneite,
boab entsn bet oilbe eler life, bog
par ct n%eobenoigt 2eo / bet belle.
Oct piloe bare bel, t9ntte ban,
ON belle benne traple Mangoe tros
eoe meb ben 9amle, trumbgjebe So
ne, at 9iOet leoes life for bette Cir
alene og ioet ban git pioere, meo
9jnene f9iteoe paa 6immelens flare
CLANS, fplte ban. at 2ioet fan bare
9Gfoi for en- Manp, ie4o pm en-
abinbe fpiger BAN. :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

smerter / Ryggen 1indret. Hofte- Ryg og
Lande Smerter o~veryunden. HDvelse /
Lemnnerne og Tegn til Vattersot for
svindsr.
De hjelper for URN med Stem eller
Bundfald, sterk Farye. for lidt eller for
megen og smertefuld Vandladning, draa-
bevis Hyppighed. Doan's Kidney Pills
opl8ser og bortrydder caloui og Grus.
Hjelper for Hjertebanken, S~0ynl0shed,
Hovedpine, NerY0sitet.
SALEM, IND, d.. 5, Feb. 1903" Jeg
modtog Pr0veasken med Doan's Kidney
Pills og maa tilstaa at de var mig til
vidunderlig Nytte. bet lyder maaske
markeligt naar jeg siger at jeg havde
provet forskjellige Slags Nyremediciner
uden Resultat. Jeg havde Rygsmerter,
Smerter | Bleren og skoldende URN, men
den tilsendte Pr0veaske standsede alt, og
med den Gske som jeg nu bruger og har
kj0bt paa Apotheket, venter jeg at blive
fuldst9ndig helbredet. bet er vidunder-
ligt, men sikkert og visit er Diet at Medicinen
gjor sin Virkning. Jeg var aldrig smerte-
fri indtl jeg begyndte at BRUCE Doan's
Kidney Pills ."-CHAs. r. Cook, p. o.
Box 80. Salem, Washington Co., Ill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

SoUTH BARroNvILIE, ILL, d. 8, Feb,
19O3.-"Jeg modtog Pr0veesken af Doan's
Kidney Pills og har kjnbt lere esker af
vor Apotheker. De har giort mig meget
godt. Jeg var npsten like island til at
udf0re noget Arbejde indtil jeg begyndte
at tage dem nu kan jeg arbeide hele
Dagen uden at blive Diet mindste tract !
Ryggen BIRD GRAY.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

De lulleI, rpll9 % Iolp,
nOu feler bel. iom ieg. at bette
Gin er auobotoeligt". idaoe bun; ,gir
mig min 8ribeo. og LAB os 0a le0e
6per for iig."
Oct ramie BAN iom ct Sldg. eno=
nu tampeoe ban mpo BEN toloe,
famine 1aagemasie, Jon om8ao
tenn.
a9u Oir =" San Tom lite Ian.
gere..
a5a, bit aiO og NIT aiO pOelaa=
Ges."
oO9 port 9arn?"
o6un fel9er naturli9Ois mig =
9an pniteoe at gore MooItano, men
op9ao bet - bpab tunbe bans frems
tioige 6jem blioe for ben Itile qiz
ge2 9porleoes ~formdaebe can at erz
tate benoe en- Mober2
Som bu biz, idgoe ban; linen
butt, at 9nitet fommer life fra mig,
men fra big" Oct forbaoier mig.
at Ou ian blipe oberraitet al nit 5or=
flag, bet bar po9 lan8e li9get Ipas
Oenbe oper os."
o9et bar BET mdaite. Men bu mao
rel oioe. at ieg en0nu eliter big, at
jsa 6eitanoig BAR elitet big og itra6er
efter at 6eOare ben 5pIelie, ION BANDIT
os iammen,"
aGlIte o9 e%lite", ipare0e BUN. oou
taller beitanOig ON at elite = Der
finoes Glitoo. men life &arIig6eo -
Ger fiuoes en- fort 3us, men efter
Oppdagningen er intet - bet berer
ait Oh meb qdrene."
6an ioareoe intet, Der bar iutst at
IDdre, men for fgrite Sang iaa ban
pda 6enoe meO 9reoe, en- 6eitemt,
liar 5olelie At @reoe; % fra ben
Dag bleo bans gtatfe mere bejet,
bans Zine oo6ere og merfere = ban
6leo en- eniom Wano. -
SO MI ioo ban enc pda BET Steb.
6Oor ban 6aooe or0mt om i'm 9pttt
- SoIen ipiaeOe og blintebe I Gfter=
minbagsiolen. 9attergalen llog lin
iooe 5riqe, og 8inoen oifteoe ipagt
/ be rahte Gin beo bans JOB.
Der leo ile6en6e Grin paa 9ejen,
og ban bprte tunge Qanoeorag, en-
9ammel Some tom 6umpenoe irem.
bciet al ct aiatnippe, iom laa oper
6enbes 0atte.
Sc, COB Gag, iog0e bun Og
i~tanoieoe.
SOB Dag, ipareOe ban, trat al
fine egne 5dnter.
BET er fpart parmt / Dag" 8os
men latte 0eobunten neb o9 tgrreoe
fig obsr pdnoen.
Oct er nGitsn for tun9t ct g9s
for Dem til at bore, fife Mo'er."
.Sa, bet er life for gamle Stub
re, = men 4oer bar 10 lit Gas at
ilabe pad"
Sum iatte Jig paa 9r9nbet pa iaa
ben paa ham mso ct Bar flare, rum
De Zine. yOg iaa tommer bet bel
an pdd, ON ct gr9noetnippe er bet
tungeite."
De bar Ret, Ipareo. ban, der
er bet, iom er tun9ere."
Re - gr9noefnippet er ba life
bet iparsite, ON bet euO er ip9rt NOT
at itune ilGbe / fine gamIe @ar =
men Der er 10 en-, ION siper os arafs
ten"
DE bar IGrt 3ddlmoot9heo."
oGn ger life gprben tungere, END
ben er til at bore. Nlen De Ter ba
ogida I'D iii, at Der bpiler en- Del paa
Gem" 9un iaa itarpt paa BAN.
,,2la ia, bpem er ri - jeg troeoe, ba
jes par ung, at ingen ifuIoe bsie min
Rpe - rant oa lige bar ben = "a
10, ben 6leO oa mageIig beiet." -
o9pub bar iaa bet, Der beieoe
Rb9gen paa Dem, lille Mo'er2"
oOet bar MI bet. oa ban itot at
og LOB mig enc meb Barnet = ia,
gifte bet bar Ri 10 ba, men ban toq
alt meO fig, for ban piloe 10 oerober,
Der ituloe MI bore Iaa eoot | bet
FremmeOe eano - jes mepte, bet bar
pei, iom Der, men SesIes, uej. Saa
oiloe fan ienbe guo 6jen, ndar Ri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

l09fe 0ageu forup.
Sc. eur, iagoe ban til 6enoe.
,Sgsn blinter Iom 0ulo, ben be6u.
Der os Ri9oom. 0pr. 0ottersaler
ipnger ON 99tte. ben loper &C. al
Dor aarlig5eo aIorig ifol d."
I'm looer gobt, % je9 tror. oi
looer Ianot", iagoe bun Og 6ejeoe fig
in0 mob BAN.
Get er ifte mig. men 0aturen.
Der Ioper rs 9Dtfe; Dog alt, 6oao en-
Mano meb Billie og ct fait gnife
ian uoretie, 0et itdl ieg gre for at
fpreoe 9lomiter for bin Sob. SITE
aoien meo De itiulte5orne. men 5or=
glemmigeien meb De life, blaa Zine
p9 @iolen meo Oens blibe Quit"
9un imilte % iad op pad BAN;
ban iputes, at ben blaa Simmel ipeiz
leOe fig / oisie itroalenbe Zine.
9un odr iaa imut, faa bOio, iaa
ft9r = ben fine, blebe Spul fra
punoe til Sage, Den lille 9efe, ben
bueoe Ooerl9be og ben fate Sage,
aft idd unst. iaa blebt fworenet meo
6aIs % Ratte, Sfulore, grbit = let
CO liant = ct Meiterp9rt fra Ratus
rens 6daro.
Og ban elifeOe bette MeIterpart,
for bpjt maalte, for 6liuot = be-
bd0oe for ham lite 2poe eIer Sell.
% ban idgoe 6enoe bet. bet bar
BAN en- RsopsnOi96eO, % fan bite
6enoe, bpor tor benoes Ma9t par
oper bom, og at ben beItanoig pot
ieOs og fortrGngte aft anoet.
9un 6leO bans, friOiaig % meb
Glaoe.
% he reiite uo for idmmen at
rboe 9ptten % ie andre 2anoes
Gfen6eO % Stunt, % 6por be tom
rem, fulate MijJterh@s ca G.GOo
fenoe BUN a ION en- M uos
iprunaen glomit. Der Iuger Rdttens
Dug for at ipteoe ben iom @eaugt,
naar Solen brpoer frem.
Mdn fotteoes ON benbe, beunbres
De fcnOe r9 %Oan9eoe 9enoe meO
Smiger.
6Oilfen 9pttens 9io, 6pilten f5Dl.
be al Su6el = ban bannebe ct III
Ter % lsfteoe henoe Up paa bets Cop
% tilbdo benbe.
90 Fan ar6eioeoe for at bringe
feroe bet bebite og rigsite; ban "TRIP
Ell; tornelsie gIomIter for benbes
Sob; tbi Ssens 0limmer 6olot, 6pao
let Iopeoe BAN: Rigoommens o.
@uloets Wagt. =
gun boeos al. ban opfplote et6ocrt
al benoes 2niter. bun tapbe tilSlut=
ming life engang Ell 2nite tilbdge =
a%eoIombeoen lagoe i'm blDtunge
Saano paa 6enbss Stulore - bun
teoeoe Jig = ban teoeoe henbe =
beres lille pige teoeoe benbe - aeoz
fombeeen tpan9 benoe ino / tomme
8rsmmerier, bun lRngtes no mob
noset anoet, noset fremmep, bpor ban
life bandit benbe fait meo i'm epins
belige &Grligbeo.
Sd. 8uloet tom. men life 9btten.
9an pibite bet MI, at 9ptten fig
ger GENT / 9jeriernes opbeite 9runo,
at 5aaImObig6eo, 0en9ipen6eo,
2Grssfslelie og Sroifd6 maa 30 og
bpgge. bpor aarligbeo ifol tribes, ben
er en- fart Og itrsbelia ptante, Der
tun tan botie, bOor 5uitbeO og Billie
pGrner ben, og bpor ailoen er rem,
ION ben itpber frem /.
San babbe 9iaien = ia, Fan baps
De 8lllen, men man er 10 ON al
elite og oipet, bet iuaenbe. for
tarenoe, %oplsienoe, aft tilintetgsrens
De Gin, fra ZINE til Time, fra Dag
til Dag. baupe uDpiitet bsnoes GDs
ne. benbes 9illis = Billie, bun baps
be ingen Billie = bun gap, 6paO bun
/ 2jeblittet fslte, og gap bet oa riges
ligt, ferit aarligbeo, faa slap6eo
airets oa9lise Sin OpleIte 5slslien
til Inlet ei9egploig6eo Og Oerpuu
2ehe.
9an fslte bet TONNE liot efter liot
en- tung, tIam, taaaet Masie,
Der po.ieoe / tit iagte @lio - ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28


len, obom, Der lag0e 9broen. @an
forlaOer alorig Den, iom ban bar Ia.
itet tan9t. 6uit De nu paa Bet"
Rot muligt. mar man tror pdo
6am.~
ia. naar man life tror, faa fan
man lite oente megen 6iaIp = men
De ier bd elers uO til at 6aoe gDoe
aaar, 6dtti9Oom bar ban Oa alien
faIs life gipet Dem"
oGei, ben, Der forloO mig. tunoe
life ta9e qengene meO", foareoe ban
6ittert.
o0ef 6ar De nu foruo for mig,
CANNED O9 affaloig er De Od beIIer
life"
6un rejite fig meo geipor.
ia, MI tiger ie9 5arpel."
9un bgjeoe fig Ober 9paiet for at
lette bet op paa Rpg9en. 9an to9 ct
@reb / og 9iaIp 6enoe.
SUN tdtfebe.
Ser er, bbao jeg bar 6os mig,
iegoe ban og Ia9Oe en- tung pung /
fenoes l6aano. o9io bet I nogen
5io mdd lette Dem geIbgret.
l61sl ItOO 6siet og frum UNDER
9proeu, men 2jnene itinneOe flare
op pda 6dm.
o0et bar life for at tig9e. jeg talte
til Dem"
Seq 0eo bet, og oerfor 9iper jeg
Dem"
osaa LAB mia gipe Dem. 6oaO jeg
bar, til 5of = bet er fun faa Orb.
men he 6leo iagt til mig at en- COB
apiaOe 90 Par fulgt mig % lettet
mig mangen en- Slime buff, at
Qipet lepes life for bette 2ip alene.
o9 tat"
SUN 6umpepe al eteO, i%tpttet til
lin Stof, og ban ito0 enc til6age %
ida eiter benoe.
Zen, iom ldgoe gproen, forld=
aIorig ben, iom er laitet tungt",
ban og penbte fig, .nen gDrz
ben er Der bog og 6ltber life lettere."
6an 6dObe 9ioet 6enbe aft, 6bao
ban 6apoe al penge og madtte MI
gdd @ejen 6jem til gDen, men ban
an9rebe bet life, 5uren giorOe bum
9OOt, ban li9eiom rettebe apggen, for
StriOt bon gioroe.
9un bar itarf. ben gamle abinoe,
Idd itGrf, at bun tunoe brinoe Stnrz
te til andre.
Gn 9o9n inobenteoe BAN, ben 6Dl=
Ieoe BAN inn | Stsp6pirpler. Den
efter at bare tommen BAN
forbi, og ManOen, ben eneite, iom par
pad gogneu, ipurgte BAN, ON ban
Oiloe age meb.
% BET 9apbe ban emit til, % ban
Itrb op % latte fig peb Sioen al
Mdnoen / NgeItolen, % Manben
Im9tteoe meo 5ungen og imelbebs
Idd imdot meo qiiten, !6eitene lunz
teOe ben al 9eien.
st imutt 9ejr for S9ben", Jag
be ban efter en- qaoie.
IRAN tan lite tlage", ioarete
Der bleo after 5aps6eo; Man6en
meo ilappe elmer og 6qn9enoe
9ift.
aStut De BELT inb til gDen2"
Ipurgte ban.
Re, en- 6dlO Dill l9n9ere fremme
9ejen ino til @uarben."
o9eres GaarO?" ipurgte ban.
oGnonu er ben bd mtn."
o5Gnter De paa at ielQe2" San
iaa pad Manoen. ban 6abbe ct gobt
og milpe Zine.
oSeg bliOer pel ngbt til bet, boor
nsoia ieg euo oil = ia, 9ipet er If
iadodn let at TONNE igennem."
oGr bet at 5rang, De pil Ialae?"
Oct fan man 10 moi tdlbe bet, oa
life er at Chit. min SAFER fit
@aaroer efter fin 5a'er,os jeg fit ben
min; MI ftuIbe 10 eerne Ssns
men bape ben efter mig, men bet maa
od fldd en- Streg ober. Del bar
oaret ttaf9e 2tdr De iibite, og ieq bar
lddnt for meget paa ben - til Ser
minen bliner lea en- ssremmeo hbor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

Oct gaar meo ioeelle Opgaoel fad
lebes, at ben, Der lsier BEN, oltio fuar
to igen. Hasmus Hielen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

1ilf9lot inbtraier nbpaeslio ofte poa
Carmen. anipiaar. 6pGitslisr, Stlf. Sor.
pribninser. Or. Thomas GcIectric Oil lins
brer Smerten eieblittelis. Dan ct albrie
filter uben ben. :"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28
BEVEsER DOAN'S FRI HJELP.

Dc som tyiyter, som tror at foTdi andre Nyremedeineri ngen Hizp yIr dens
og somf 6ler sig modE0se, de h0ster storst Nyhe at en- Fri Prove af DoaRss
Kidney pills. De Volunteering ResnLtater bekradter Doan Eortrinet:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

Trif Sunoins @nebGroriffe era en- eFIaffe
at ennoius S%nebGriirup, Uric 25 Sents, tan
man titbereoe ) @auoner at CT fmno, oslimas
gcnoe os forfriifenoe 1rif. Stipirfee af rene
@nebGr. 6jsb Suuoiis, ben cneite Gste.
Snr uGret Warfeocti I ) Nar. 1iifalas hos
urre Ngeutcr. Iiuocs Der iipgen 9lgent | 5es
res yiaboiaa, faa fpsra 1erce 8roeeriman
efter Den. stGcnter cuifes opcrnit ill at igIge
Dor Hncbrthrup 90 pore ;fantiiiesW ieoiciuer.
Etor fprfieHefte. WacnfcptIfnar icnoes frit
pad *orIanecnoe. yuuoin & 60, 2443.45s
AZ u. &iuiie a., Gbieaan, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

,9pem bar bet?" ipurste ban i'm
teresferet.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-31

CAUGHT In THE AcT.-A woman sus-
pected that her husband was IN the
habit of kissing the servant girl and
resolved to detect him in the act. On
Saturday night she saw him quietly
pass into the kitchen. The servant
girl was out and the kitchen was dark
The jealous wife took few matches
in her hand, and, hastily placing
shawl over her head, as the girl often
did, entered the back door, and I'M
mediately she was seized and kissed
and embraced in an ardent manner
With heart almost bursting the wife
prepared to administer a terrible re-
buke to the faithless spouse, and, tear
ing herself away from his fond en-
brace, she struck a match and stood
face to face with-the gardener.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-31
started to farm by himself just twenty

started to farm by himself just twenty
years ago without dollar IN the
world. Today he owns three planta-
tions, owes no man dollar and has
money at interest. His success Is due
to hard work, we'll directed close econ
omy and fair dealing with his neigh
bors, both white and black. Mack
has all of his lands rented except
two-horse farm, which he works HIM
self. That he Is fine farmer Is shown
by his crop Of last year. He made on
his own farm twenty-three bales Of
cotton, over so bushels Of corn, 100
bushels of potatoes, a large quantity
Of molasses and q fine crop Of small
grain. He now has on hand several
hundred gallons of molasses; but
much Of this was made by a public
cane mill, which he runs. He also has
600 pounds of pork salted down and has
more hogs to kill. He has not sold a
bale of last years crop Of cotton. Not
needing the money he is holding the
staple for higher prices. During bad
weather when his mules cannot be en-
ployed on the farm, Mack hauls wood
to market. He has already sold thus
far this season 12O cords Of wooc.
GAsTON.
Gastonia Gazette, January q: Mr..
James Franklin Ware, Of Kings Noun
tain, and Miss Mary I. White will be
married at the brides home, about five
miles from Kings Mountain, on Thurs
day, the 29th. Miss White is the
daughter of Mr.. R. A. White and a sis
ter Of Mr.. j. o. White Of this city,.
Fred Moss, the 6-months-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moss, operatives
at the Loray, died Saturday morning
from burns received two weeks ago.
The mother went into the yard, leav-
ing the child tied in a chair near an
open fire, and during her absence by
some means, probably in an effort to
free ITSELF the child fell into the fire.
It was horribly burned about the head
and there was no hope of its recovery
as was noted in these columns some
months ago, will manufacture cloth in
connection with his roller mill in east
Gastonia, has his machinery in readi-
ness and will begin turning out cloth
tomorrow. Six 40-inch seventh to 16-
harness dolby looms have been INSTALL
ed and were put in operation Friday;
as it is necessary to run the loom emp
ty for several days before using them,
the first cloth will be turned out tomor-
row. The building, which is 24x6O
foot frame addition to the roller mill,
will accommodate twenty looms and
the number now in use will be increas-
ed to the limit. The cloth made will
be Of an excellent quality, the same as
that turned out by the Modena mill.
This is quite a novel experiment in cot
ton manufacturing, and will be watch
ed with interest. 1t Is owned and
operated entirely by the Rhyme family.
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HIS BIG BooTs.-As a sergeant was
bawling out his orders in a barracks
in Dublin and watching the line Of feet
as the new recruits endeavored to obey
the word Of command, he found to his
astonishment that one pair Of feet
more noticeable on account Of their
extra large size, never turned.
Without taking his eyes Off those
feet, the sergeant bawled out Sec
ond order:
About face"
He could see that all the feet except
those he watched, turned in obedience
Rushing up to the owner, little fel-
low, he seized him by the shoulder
shouting:
why don't you turn with the rest"
IT did," replied the trembling re-
cruit.
You did, eh? Well, watched your
feet, and they never moved
Its the boots they gave me, sir
said the poor fellow. They're so large
that when I turn, my feet turns in.
side Of them"
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