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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-20

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-20

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Ardmore, "Wednesday. July 20, 1904.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16

dper fpor, tpie meiit In ioIdben. TdlIen.
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bon alien llntsroffi3ieren uno einiaen
S%eutnants unteritiibt, in br0bnenbem
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luft baltic.
Der 4aiernenbof lag poa Gtrob. Sm
eriten 6riibliht oes oufIteigsnben 5as
sss trieb Der Worgenipinb nit ben
Idngen 9almel fein Spiel unb fegte le
5ieLlos iiber DDS boIpcriee pfIoiter.
Ni9ts reste iid mebr. Dor elmer
balben Stunbe mar oas Heeiment gum
WanOber ~ousseriidt.
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Iuftig. balb ipebmiifbig, i'm Winbe perz
ipebenb bic cite Meile:
nWuB | benn-muB / bsnn-5um
Stdotle binaus-"
Damn ipurbe es itia.
llnb ffia blxb es, ipGbrenb bic Qeute
be5 Wahtfommdnbos, Die am Morgen
gum Nufgdamen Der Smeiben nod benz
grer5ierplab tommcnbirt poren, Die
Selde oes Geutnants bon Side IN Die
Aaierne trugen.
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9lusbrud itumpfen GnfIebens loo auf
ibren eutmiitbigen 8auerngelihtern.
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8e5irtsz3ommonoo. UNI benz oortieer
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Stabsoffi5ier. Weloung gu eritotten.
Die anoeren legten ben 80rper duf
benz Bette nieber unb entfernten fid,
nit angebaItenem 4tbem, iheue Blide
nad riidipdrts fpsrfenb. ouf ben SUP
fpiben.
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yerbaQt ip1ren Die apmmonoos, Die
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Oepebritiisen an ben Bdnben Der
menidenleersn @dnoe, unb Bel nett gez
0ffneten Senilern uno 5biirm iaben
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bedtsn g~ileHbetten unb leeren, nett ees
0ffneien Spinben aus, dls ieien lie
fdOn felt Qanesm bon aner Welt per-
laHcn.
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Winb nit ben Strobbolmen iein Spiel.
ga fdrorrte es bod oben bonn
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oos Sobesfh2eissH bin battle in bin
mem, blefernem aldnge BEG 0itRites
ei0i9 alei6geiteate lhr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16
OR konusrGrt.

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gum erIIen Wale mad paris. Wenn
ibm etipas bas bobe 0ergniigsn bieisr
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8efannten, neiB id ni4t, pie einen
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mein .6err, nit ipem babe i6 bic Gbre2
-Mein Rame? ~9tbanaiius Oaularb.
pripatiiirenber Observation-Disclosures, Oez
idporener, 5elopebel Der Derflohenen
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6err pancratius @udtelbubsr ous=
fpenbig.
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neiB i9 nidt, ipie einen 6ibrer fin=
ben."
ST es nur bas? Sd perbe Sbnen
bieien Dienit leiiten."
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Mon nom?" frast bier Der Barrier
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feben, ner bon uns beioen bic So6e
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16

Gin grober z btil Der
tropifden Triidte. ipelbe in ben Ser.
Staaten fonfumirt perben, r0erben bon
ben ELECTROMAGNETIC gs5ii6tet, be
ibren Sransport bsforgen.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29
OF LOCAL
 III INTEREST


 NEW NOTARY.-VJm. H. Lewis. of
 notary public by acting Governor Nichols.
 SOLD.--Anton Gould has sold his merrygoround at the corner of Wash ington and Third streets, to Perry Payne.
 MARRIAGE LIcENSE.-A marriage | license was Issued yesterday to Jud Irving and May Harris, both of this county.
 GOING EAST-Rev. E. A. Penicl, and wife will leave Monday morinng for Morristown. Tenn. via the s. F. P. & P. railroad
 INDIANS WILL WED.-A marriage ] license was issued yesterday to Juan Antone and Petra Juan. Both are Pima Indians and they will be mar Tried on the Salt River reservation. NEW POS MASTER.-Notice was
 received at the governors office yester-
 day of the appointment of James w..
 Alexander, to be postmaster of Mo have City. Mohave Co.,. Ariz.
 THE MEMORIAL DAY REFRESH IMENTS.-The Woman's Relief Corps will serve ice cream and cake after the memorial services at the city hall plaza, for the benefit of their relief fund.
 PAY DAY.-The county teachers are enjoying another pay day and Superin- tendent Fulton is making lots of them happy. both by issuing their warrants land submitting good naturedly to the jokes they insist on finging at him.
 THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ENTiST.-Postofice building Mon roe street. Services Il a. m.: subject, God the Only Cause and Creator" Solo by Mrs. Heap. Sunday school, a:30; Wednesday evening services, 7:45- Everybody welcome.
 ON THE COAST.-George Marshal of Phoenix, is resting at Santa Monica and at the Hollenbeck hotel in Los Agneles. H. H. Morris and James Col lins of Phoenix, and Mason Morris of Yuma, are also at the Hollenbeck.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Rev. w. +. Basby. pastor. Services today as fol- lows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.: Endeavor service at p. m.; preaching at II a. m. and 8 p. m. Morning sub feet, "A Colossal Commission: even- ing. "The Pearl of Greatest Price"
 MEMORIAL SERMON-The congre- gatlon of the Baptist church and Co. B, N. C. A, in addition to the organ izations previously named, have accept ed an invitation to attend the Grand Army memorial service on Sunday evening to listen to the sermon by Chaplain Scott.
 NOT KILLED YET-James c. Good win, of Tempe, reported yesterday that only the day before he saw Edwarlo
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29
THE CHA UNDERFL0W
Submerged Dam at Buttes May Prove
 Great Thing for Florence.

While in town Friday. Mir. r. M. Murphy in discussing the future of Pinal county. said that a project had been brought to his attention for util- iZing the underficw of the Gila river :or irrigation in the neighborhood of Florence. It has been suggested that near the Buttes it would be practica- ble to build a submerged dam. inter- ceot the underground flow of the riv
 CT. and bring the water to the surface in aDpreciable quantities. It is thought that properly constructed dam for this purpose would develop enough water to fill the Florence canal. MT. Murphy stated that while he had net investigated the subject exhaustively, he was of the opinion that the project has merit, and he intimated purpose
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29
ARIZONA BANKERS ASSOCIATION
Next Annual Meeting Will be Held in
 Tucson Nov. IA.

A meeting of the executive council of the Arizcna Bankers association was held here yesterday. at which arrange ments were made for the next annual meeting of the association.
 Those present were: H. J. McClung, chairman; J. J. Sweeney, secretary, both of Phoenix, and R. N. Fredericks of Prescott, T. F. Pollock of Flagstaff, and A. G. Smith of Clifton. It was decided to hold the next annual meet ing in Tucson on Monday, Nov. IA.
 A committee was appointed to make the arrangements recessary for the an- nual meeting the committee being com posed of H. J. McClung and J. J. Sweeney of this city and M. P. Free man of Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

gestion or gastric trouble goes some night to a dinner and returns home to find he has taken that last step from health which can never be talk en back.
 To neglect the cure of indigestion or some other form of stomach trouble is dangerous. 1t is also inexcusable. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. It purihes the blood, stimulates the ,liver. cures biliousness, and eliminates bilious poisons from the sys- tenn.
 rThe praise I would like to give your Golden Medical Discovery I cannot utter in words or describe with pen" writes Jas B. Ambrose. Esq, of I2o5 1z Miffiiu St. Hunt ingdon. Pa. rI was taken
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

firm and very palatable. Few find their way to market, all the eels sold here being the small light colored variety.
 The dory is delicate fish. found in European waters, and sometimes brought here frozen in ice to grace a banquet table. Some call it John Dory. It rarely grows to be more than six or eight inches long. but it is es- teemed a great delicacy by epicures and some times fabulous sums are paid for few. They are net found in American waters.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29
STRANGE FISH IN MARKET.
Queer Water Habitants Which are
 Used for Food.


 Some of the strangest fish known in the New York market come from the waters surrounding the Bermuda is- lands. They are all, or nearly all very highly colored, but not many are used for food purposes. A prominent figure is the angel fish, a beautiful colored fish, with long. flowing fins. The col OTIS are a light blue with a metallic sheen which cannot be described.
 The grouper is so called because of its peculiar characteristic Of gathering in groups. It is a native of tropical waters. The brown grouper is most common, but there are others of differ ent colors. The fish weighs four to eight pounds. and is used ss food by a few.
 Another native of tropical waters is the drum fish, which has a body shap- ed like a drum from which project the head. the fins and the tail. It is slow meyer and depends upon its neutral color for protection.
 The dace is q fish common in fresh waters years ago. which is rarely seen about the markets. IL belongs to the same family as the chub and roach. There were formerly two varieties, the white and black. the former small and slender, the latter large and fierce. They are good eating, excepting that all the bones not in other fish wfee collected and put in the dace. Black dace afford the angler particularly good sport.
 At the bottom of muddy ponds, around old mill dams, under partially routed logs and in similar hiding places among the hills are found eels two or three feet long. They are dark in col or and are seldom seen. They often weigh as much as 10 pounds. When the skin is removed the flesh is white
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE of LORDS

To think what time was wasted in ar guirg about the house of lords, sto. ies saying it ought to be preserved becauge it was clever. and radicals saying il ought to be destroyed because it was stupid, and all the time no one saw that it was right because it was stupid, b. cause the chance mob of ordinary men thrown there by accident of blood were a great democratic protest against the lower house, against the eternal lnso. lence of the aristocracy of talents.- From Chesterton's Napoleon of No:- ting Hill.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

Valenzuela in Tempe. Venenzuela is the crippled Mexican whose murder was feared by some of his Phoenix friends. as mentioned in yesterdays Republican.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Baptist church service this morning, Rev. Dr.
 Halsey win preach on What Wait Fora" Miss Marie Schley Bren will sing
 an offertory solo from Handel's Mes 1 siah. In the evening the congregation
 will unite in the Grand Army memorial service at the Presbyterian church,
 when Chaplain Scott will preach. IRON SPRINGS LIFE.-E. E. Patton deputy postmaster and official store keeper at Iron Springs will also con-
 duct an eating house during the sum- | mer and has secured the services a
 first class white ccok who has had ex-
 perience in catering to summer resort CTS. He will also have white help to
 preside over his tables.
 s. OF A. R.-At a recent meeting Of the Sons of the American Revolution MT. Henry A. Halsey and Lieut.. Geo. E. Miner were elected members of the | society. Delegates were appointed to attend the general congress at St. Louis, and the society decided to at- tend the Grand Army memorial service to listen to a sermon by Compatrict Winfield Scott.
 DESERT DANGERs.-Sam Stout was In the city yesterday from his
 ranch above Glendale He says it is very dry out that way and it is posi- lively dangerous to cross the desert
 with a canteen unless one is armed.
 He says the catfish in New River and Agua F'ria are becoming desperate and are unusually ferocious. A man with canteen is sure to be assaulted
 GOT HIS WATCH.-Oscar Scott read yesterday mornings Republican, as all good men should do, and learned that he was wanted by Constable Kyle. He gave himself up at once and MT. Kyle the ntold him that all he wanted was to restore to him his watch which he found in the street several days ago. MT. Scott's name was on the watch, but his address was not.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

to lend substantial encouragement to the scheme if hydrographic engineers shall pronounce it feasible.
 It is known that a large volume of water flows beneath the surface in the channel of the Gila river, and there is no apparent reason why a submerged dam at the point indicated would not he a great wealth producer. And it is this feature, of course. which appeals to MT Murphy. II is the policy of the railroad to encourage in every legiti- mate way the development of the nat ural resources along the line.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

p DOZEN OF LADIES' BLACK ALL OVER T. A C l. l. $ l. r. T II + F A D STOCKINGS-the real thing; impo tel; fIill fashioned; real Hernsdorf Ia k, in a beautiful variety of new d5sigg s; every pair a real 5Oc value; see them by all means-not a rair worth less. For one day, 1QC pair ..........-........... OON
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29
ONE STEP MORE

Will be fatal to the sleep-walker. Viii he draw back or will he take the final, fatal step2 A great many people are in peril like the sleep-walker, They are diseased. The disease is progressing day by day. The time comes when one more step away from health is fatal
 The man who has suffered from indi-
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

with what our physicians said was indigestion. doctored with the best around here and found relief I wrote you. aud you advised me to use pr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. took three bottles aud felt so good that I stopped-bciug cured. I have no symptoms of gastric trouble or indigestion now"
 If you ask your dealer for rGolder Medical Discovery" because you have confidence in its cures, do not allow yourself to be switched off to a medicine claimed to be "just as good" but which you did not ask for and of which you know nothing
 You can get the Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1903 pages, ps- per covers, free by sending 2I one-cent stamps. to pay expense of mailing 0HiY.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

Our shoes are the finest ard our prices are the lowest in town. We also keep in stock a large line Of trunks. RYDER BROS.
 Those famous steaks that Hoghe sells at his chop house on North Center St. bring the trade.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

Crumbs of comfort never come from eating crackers in bed.-Philadelphia Record.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

Sable Mubet. Soar Ne56en er
iterit, er @ielpen nermeit," flyer ct
norif Sr6iprog, bpis 5anbbe6 @r.
Beter &ab6al boo6e Mnleoning til at
iagttaee. @on par I etop reoe til at
gipe fig ober, 90 &ielpen tom. @i
be6f6ier buns egen @eretning 6erom:
~&oug, Minn., 90. Slli 1903. Dr.
Setter Gabrnep, @bicogo, S1l. Seq
maa fortelle 9em ON min SDg6om>
og bborleoes leg tom til at bere ON
9eres me6icin, Dr. @eters @urifo.
Seq bar ing / lang Gi6, men bioite
lite, bba6 Ger bar :.beien. Seq lag1e
no en- bd Sci 8enge paa rette @is.
GiIilut tilroo5e6e man mig at reiIe
til uolan0et Sen Tanfe, at nu1Iig,
pis 2ggerre ser Dor be6re iitonb til
at bebonole mig. Men leg tom til.
boge ltgelao 0aarlig, lom ieg nogen.
iin6e bnp6e bnret. Seq tobte 600,
set og :opgap &aabet ON nogeniir6e
at blipe raft igien. @nbitjent jeg
bar Ell ung Mart6> 6ab:e 2ioet inger
Siltrefming for mig. Seq ipntes
at blipe ipogere og ipagere> inbtil
leg life lgngere funoe orbeibe og
neppe bar iltan6 til at itao poo 8e>
meme. ga ipntes Set, at set bar
6oripnets @ilie> at leg iful6e mgoe
9eres Mgent fer paa @te6et ,og bgre
ON 9eres Me6icin &urifo. Sea
fortolte bom ON min Spg6om, og
9an iog6e, ban fien6te til en- Meoi=
Gin, iom ban troeoe bI6e belbre6e
mig. Set bar banifeligt for mig at
tro bette men leg begpn6te at brl1-
&c Sen, og bba6 Fan boboe iogt, blep
til @anobeo. S g'brugte flere 61a,
tier &11rifo> og ben gior6e mig friif.
Seq bar taffet Deres Mgent mango
@onge for bans go6e &oo0. Set
ifal a(ti6 bore mig en- Sorngielie at
onbefde Deres Me6icin iom SEN beo=
ite al ollie"
Dr. &eters 8urifo er lite tilialgs
paa Mpotbefer. @an fun erbol6es
giennem 2ofalogenter eller pQo etc,
Der, bbor ingen iaabanne finbes, 81
rete fra Sabrifanten, 81. 8eter
6abrnep, 112-114 g. &opne Mpe.,
@bicogo, SlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11
Man oct gibr Gl.
SIR II bIir Oct mi life.
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@olitipelbet i @mslanb.

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engaifc 81aoe Ell oetolieret Gill
bring al en- flor r1.siif 2egeton=
gres, iom afbol5tes / fbritnnbnte 8p.
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btpr 11obrebt og olminbelig Misfor=
npielien er / &11slan0, life minoit
blanot Sc oonne6e @asier, % 6en
bier ogiaa, bpilfe @toler &egierin>
ge11 arperoer for at ran1me Sc Mi5=
forneieoe.
&oa ao,1gresien, Ser tolte 9elto=
gere fra olle 9ele al set ruSiiife ST.
&c, bleb ser iremIat EFT bel &Gtfe
Observation-Disclosures Ser bapoe en- moo
set nltberen6e &egimente oppolit1o>
mel @orofter. st al bisie 6orilog
betone0e Mp0oe>roigbe0en al, trooS
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6ormono, Ser ~aabenburt bab6e moo
toget itrenge Snltr1ftioner al Blebs
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bisie Om1ten6igbe6er bil6e p9re TEL
oigit> at ser ingen &eiolutioner bleb
peotagne paa &%ongresien. 9o @&eo=
lemmerne life bil6e gaa me6 bertt1,
oplgite bon itrafs &%ongreSien. Ser
opltoo ieIpfplgelig en- let f%orflarliq
@orme ober benne upente6e og ltbgr.
tie Tremgangsmaaoe. Sra ollf
@onter / Salen lp6 Ser befttge Yro:
telter, og olle bar enige ON, at Sor:
monoens 0ptre6en> iom par ban
6ifteret al &%egjeringen, bor EFT Sor:
nermelle moo @i0enlfaben % fell
Sen rusiiife, 2egeltonh> 6or q:
ober6ppe 8rnte1traabene Qo6 6or1non
Sen ct Srfelter lpille ioa frafttg ion
muligt> men Sppo1itionen par fo1
1terf og ober6gpe0e ganife Mhliifen
Soa plll0ielig ltprte0e cit Mfoelin{
Golboter in6 / &ongreslolen og 10:
@eltogerne us; og ga 6isle bar fom
ne u0enfor> op0ogeOe Sc, at fell
8pgningen, bpor @ongresl en bolo
tes, bar omringet al Sropper. S al
lie oplplte &re6ie / &1slan0 berife1
ser enorm Sorbitrelle ouer bette ny
l16ilag at Ble6bes @olitibel0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

Sun: ~@bis gu traf famme,1
meo en- imuf 8ige> ontager leg, gu
lite pil6e brp6e big mere ON mig"
Son: rNoniens, &ate! - &bab
ibrDoer bel leg mig ONT ct mutt
gore! D1 paSier mig ol6eles."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

nSa, bun la bogefter til MIN
@or, at Set hn6e BUN birtelig lite
inolo6e Jig paa me6 iii brufne Ben,
set par 10 lite ia9t> 8liffenilagere1
too ser lige itrots, ioa ffaloe bu,
binfe omfring mellem ollie De Men.
neifer 6eroppe for at finoe bom.
Maoom MiffelIen bab6e altioa
breffet lit Ben?
Sa, set par 10 Set, bun 6g6e al,
Set fu>oe life bofie iommen, bum
bar for gon1mel.
9erreguD!
Son1en min 6or ia, set funoe
Mooam Miffelien iaam9l16 go6t ba'
lopet lin Sp1ter, for bperfem BUN
eLler 8liffenilageren TOM / @imlen.
Set mes @imlen bar noget 5luooer,
man Tom life lengere ems / Sor-
Sen.
Ma, SET mener Sin Tor NOT life.
vNfei min Mor ia oslo set Di6ite
ingen 11oget ON. - @por for lful6e
6Mf ellers oslo ppntes %iaa0an, naar
Sc bar op6e. Ma6om Miffellen lfol
mi ba' Dbioe SraabbauOife paa og
en- Salmebog 111oer @ogel1. - Seq
ipnes for &elten bellere, Gltn iful6e
fba' Ell &elionsbog mes.
Soa, MT er Oh pilt life ippnis
mere, Mrel.
9fei, iii ia ieg go6t itaa igien.
9eoa, set bar Set, fan gu mi 1toa
% ie ub iom Ell rigtig raft 9apib.
f9opio bar olbrig ippnig.
| Mej, Set ia goot nere, 111er1 ban
far bel NOT peret fe6 al Set iomme=
ti6er. Sen Gang fan git for at
ilaa @oliatb ibiel for @fsempel. ga
bar ban not beret bonge.
Sua, tror gu Set?
Sa, ielu ON ban oslo far troet, at
@l1o pil0e binlpe bam> iaa Dor ian
uof pnret fe0 al Set alligepel. Ser
er ingen, Ser altto er glade.
Nfej, SET fon nof bore.
Sffe Ell Gang &riltl1sbarnet! 9en=
gang set blep poffet in6 / &l1t0e oe
last / Ell &rpbbe, bar set nof belle1
life glao.
Set beb6er: rippbt / &lr6e".
9}oo ia, ioo ippbt / &(l16e! men ie.
mere %noturlignis nof. ga Set lnrte
/ Scrnplet ior gfSempel, - og oglac
ga Set res poo Mieninoers 1111ge So:
le, pg falte0e &almegrene foran Set.
9u buifer 1of at lie fen poa 8ille
Set mes 9uerne, Mrel?
Sopel,! Seq er for &elten lnar
feo al Sc 9a1er. - 91er er iaa feoe
lige> &eite og @unbe og Mber % Gle
fal1ter er anoerleoes mor omme.
Sam gu fnejie list mere me6 Scat
fen.
Same11, iaa ligner ieg 10 life Ell
lille fattig 9reng. Seq pil beli
males iom en- lille> fattig 9reng.
@uo, bborfor set?
ga, for 6e 1tore berglnte Men6
Sc Dor ioa ti6t fun beret imao> fat
tige 9renge? - SITE?
SO, set bar Du @et /.
Min jtore 8ror, Fan bil oslo til
@eirs.
Saa:
ga, Set er 6erfor> fan bill bare
8rpoer. Set er SEN burtigite M}ao'
Sc at fomme til @eirs paa, ii'r ian
&aar ban bltoer 8rp6er, ioo bebgpe1
min So'r life at ili6e me6 @ullene
lenger, og min Mor bebbper belle1
life at orbei6e, FUN bebgper lite en-
Gang at labe Mo6 iaa. @ao bli1
ri rige. - Sg iao ifal min 8ror ia:
en- Safe ligeiom @eeb 9lie1, og Sc,
goar ri allelammen fen og 1piier
Boa aofeer Tan man forlange, bpaf
man ni(.
gfoa, bpo6 bi1 gu iao forlange?
Seq oil forlange @onoefager bber
Sag. Gem ia jeg al6rig blioe tel
of ieg f1n6e ipile bele bette 8erelie
ful0t al Ban6efager.
l1t mel 6og!
So, Set flrnoe ieg ga rigtignof!
ga, set er man jo olti6.
CT gu olti6 fulton? q
ga, Drenge er ditto iultne, bei
lt'er min Weor 6a, set ia fife bere
%anDerIe6es.
9eau iffe?
Nei - men set er nei ten berre
at bere iebnig.
9au er 81 ga lite igbnig iqien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

So, bun er en- rigtig &en6ema=
ife, Tan Sruen tro. sun er u0e
min6it 40 @ange ON Dagen, og bber
Gong er bnn min6It en- Slime borte.