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The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
SHE GOT SQUARE.
How JONAS wife gave Hubby n
Taste of His own Medicine.

Taste of His own Medicine.
knowing the aversion of her nus
band to letter writing. the wife of Il
Chicagoan thus admonishcd him on his
dcparture ON Il recent eastern trip:
"Now, John, as neither | nor the chill
dren can accompany you. you must be
eyes and ears for us and drop us an
occasional postal card, telling us any
thing of interest you may see and hear.
Don't forget, will you|
The husband promised and took his
departure. TIE next morning but one
his wife received Il postal card contain
ing the following message:
Dear wife--I reached rittsburg all right.
Yours aft.
Though disappointed, she excused the
brevity of the communication on the
ground that her husband was doubt.
less pressed for time. Two days later.
however, another card arrived bearing
the startling announcement:
Here I am in New York. Yours ever.
Still later came another:
I am indeed In New York. Yours.
The wife swallowed her dlsappOlnt-
ment and. being good at retaliation,
| seized her pen and wrote:
Dear Husband-The children and I are
in Chicago. Yours.
A few days later she wrote again:
We are still In Chicago.
In her next communication she grew
n little more enthusiastic. She wrote:
Dear Husband-Here we are in Chicago.
l repeat II, sir. we are In chicago.
i. S.-We are indeed.
In due time John reached home and,
fearing perhaps that his poor wife was
afflicted with some sort OF dementia,
fastened to ask the meaning Of her
strange messages. For answer she
slipped into his hand his w three
postal rds.-Chicago Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Tin 20 Date Bath.

Much the worse for alcohol, a young
fellow entered a Washington bath par
lor early the other morning. He push
ed the dents out Of his hat, walked to
the office counter with great conf
dence and announced that he wanted a
bath.
What sort Of a bath?' the clerk
asked as he pushed the register to-
ward the unsteady customer.
"What kind yer gotr'
ooh. we can give you a Turkish
BATH
Had too many Of them already.
Can't yer give me somethin' new?"
Yes; We car give you a indicated
bath"
IL don't want no Quacks workin' on
me. No gold cure for WILLIE"
"Well, we can give you a Russian
bath"
mot If | know it. Just give me a
Japanese bath. That's my ticket
Washington Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
File Suit to Recover $1,000

Sioux City, March 30.-The Moderl
Woodmen OF America filed a suit in
the United States court to recover
judgment for 500, 900 against the es.
tate of the late +. II. McCutcheon, a
former Holstein banker, and twenty.
two sureties upon an indemnity bond
for 5000 900. The JUDGMENT is de-
manded for moneys which were on de-.
posit in the private bank of Z. II. Nc.
Cutcheon & Co. at iiolstein at the
time Of the death of L. II. McCutch-
con-. president of the banking com.
pany, in January, 1904.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
COnsOled.

Mr.. e. Of Germantown ia quite an
enthusiastic motorist. While speeding
along Old York road some time since
he saw a man and a dog far ahead Of
him, the dog running in and out Of the
bushes. AS he whizzed past a moment
later the dog darted out ahead Of the
machine to bark ut 1t. was run owe
and instantly killed.
Mr.. C.. stopped his machine and re.
turned.
I'm very sorry, my dear sir" he
said consollngly to the man. "Will
that make it all rlght?" lie held out
n ten dollar bill.
at will" replied the man coolly, TAX
ing the money and putting it in his
pocket.
AS the automobile few down the
road he looked sympathetically at the
remains and soliloquized:
Poor little devil. | wonder whose
dog it was?"- Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
ROLL CALL IN r

Slowly died the last red sunbeam slowly
came the hush Of night
Where the moon illumined stronghold OF
the bearded Muscovlte
Broke the landscapes rolling contour In a
fair Korean vale.
Many "a warriors heart was heaNN, many
a warriors cheek was pale.
For the bloody fight was DER.
SilcnCed was the lannon's roar.
All was quiet as a form without a soul.
And before the call of taps
Several nonCommissioned chaps
Volunteered Nnlf heartedly to call the roll.
Major Hitthedopesky! Present.
Major FUurfiushCffsky! Here.
Brave old Spikethegunsky. absent.
Bugler Blowsky, standing near.
PunkerOn liz here. II Snifsky,
Pretzelvich and Michael Stiffsky.
Up spake Quartermaster Biffsky.
"Can't lose me. boys. never fear
Present, too. were Bobtailstraightsky.
Accupsky Blufferof.
CushiouCaromsky, pingpongsky.
Vladimir On~elunggeron,
Butterinsky. Maltcsecatsky.
Lageroff and Antifatsky.
Ivan Caseyatthebatsky
And the selfish Feetintroff.
Not to mention many more with appella-
tions much the same,
who retorted Here and Present.
when the time to answer came.
Slowly spread the crimson sunrise. ant
the brides in the trees
Sang a song that sounded bully to the
Muscovite main squeeze.
Spy my beardsky,' muttered he.
"'Twas "A glorious viCtoree!'
Valiant Spikethegunsky had to go, pool
soul!
But the only other chap
Was the noncommissioned zap
Who succumbed to lockjaw when he call
Ell the roll.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Henry r. Bogardus Is Dead.

Chicago, March 30.-Henry T. DO.
gardus, perhaps the most widely
known telegraph operator in America.
is dead here in a sanitarium. Bogar,
dus had a unique history. He was
born in Rochester, n. Y. about sixty
years ago, and on the death of his
wife became an inveterate traveller.
"Old Bogy," as he had been familiar.
ly known for a quarter of a century.
had worked in every telegraph office
of importance in the United States.
Canada and Mexico.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Royal Arcanum Wins Out,

Lincoln, March 30.-The effort 20
drive the Royal Arcanum, a fraternal
insurance order, from Nebraska, has
failed. 1t IA made by the representa-
tive Of a home insurance order on the
ground that none Of the Massachu.
sets fraternal companies complied
with the Massachusetts insurance
laws. He alleged that their rates
were lower than those fixed by the fra.
ternal congress and therefore a viola
ton Of the reciprocal laws. The Ne
braska insurance auditor decides that
the fraternal sections are exempt
from the reciprocal features.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Humphrey Murder Mystery.

Humphrey, Neb,, March 3O.-An I'M
known young man was found MUIR
dered near here. He was we'll dressed,
twenty-five years old, had S7,35 in his
pockets and a card bearing the name
of William O'Brien. This is not
thought to be his name. He was shot
through the left temple during the
night apparently, and his body
thrown into an empty building on the
Graham farm. There is no clue to
the slayer or motive for the crime.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Inventive Genius.

Eyes, sir: this is a safety razor that
gives you the same sort of n shave as
you get at the barber shop" said the
agent.
The prospective customer rather
poohpoohed.
but it does" persisted the agent.
.'See, here Is a thingumajig that
squirts lather into your eyes, and here
is Il small Photographic attachment
that delivers an onion favored ora
ton while the razor Is in use. Can
you beat atT"-Judgc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
II COOKBOOK.

Salt pork for cooking should be clear
fat. The lean has a harsh. salt flavor.
A pinch Of sugar added to freshly
made mustard not only makes 1t much
more tasty, but keeps 1t fresh much
longer.
In baking bread or rolls put q auce-
pan Of boiling water into the oven.
The steam will keep the crust smooth
and tender.
II one be out Of olive oil a salad
dressing may be made by mixing thor
oughly a teaspoonful Of salt, a salt
spoonful Of white pepper, a salad
spoonful Of wine vinegar and four Ia
b%lespoonfuls of good. rich cream.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Remunerntivc.

swell, Bobby, how do you like
church," asked his father ms they
walked homeward from the sanctuary,
to which Bobby had just paid his first
visit.
IT'S fine" calculated the young man.
''How much did you get, father"
How much did l get? Why, what
do you mean? How much WHAT" ask.
ed the astonished parent at this evil
dent irrevcrence.
"Why, don't you remember when the
funny old man passed the money
around? | only got 10 c~ents."-Lip,
pincott's Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
In Doubt.

would you rather be handsome or
richf" she asked.
well, that's hard to say" he re-
piled. 'The handsome man has n
popularity that the rich man can't
really attain, but the rich man has a
better chance of getting the girl. |
think, on the whole, I'd rather have a
title, and then l could beat both of
the others and get the riches with the
girl."-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
His Wife.

Gorley-you seem to have n model
wife.
Fitkins-Oh, yes; but, then, women
are such curious things. When we
married, Flora wasn't on terms with
her mother; hadn't spoken to her for
over II year. We hadn't been married
six weeks before Flora had the old
lady at the house, and she's been there
ever since. Boston Transcript.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Confederate MINI.

"ies," said the meek little woman;
Il consider my husband one Of the
most ~considcrate men in our suburb"
but thought you said he scolded
you If breakfast was late"
"Ide does, but he always closes the
doors and windows before he begins,
so none of the neighbors can hear
Cincinnati Times-Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
EACH SHOT THROUGH HEAD
Fire May Have Been Started to Cover
Up a Crime,

Keokuk. Ia, March 30.-Examina.
ton Of the bodies of c. Lemlee and
wife. the aged couple found burned
to death in their dwelling h use at
M%ontrose, disclosed the fact that
each had a bullet hole through the
head. A revolver with two empty
chambers vas found in the kitchen
near where the man was found. The
coroner's jury found that Lemlee had
killed his wife, set fire to the house
to hide his crime. and then shot him.
self. The police are now working on
the theory that the old couple were
murdered by a stranger, who set fire
to the house afterwards.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Peace Negotiations Abandoned.

London. March 30.-The Times cor
respondent at Montevideo, Uruguay,
Jays the peace nego iations have been
abandoned and the government Is
raising fresh forces in preparation
for a winter campaign.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children

Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse in the Children's Home in New
York, cure feverishness, bad stomach,
teeihing disorders, move and regulate
the bowels aud destroy worms. Over
$4,000 testimonials. They never fail.
At all druggists, 25c. Sample free. Ad.
dress Allen 5, Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
IL 4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Iowa Bank Falls.

Eldora, Ia, March 3O.--The private
banking firm Of o. E. Miller & Son OF
New Providence has failed. Proceed.
ings in bankruptcy have begun. The
cause Of the failure Is not announced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Proof of IL.

'Travelmuch, l understand, Is a An.
ished scholar"
Fright you are; he was shipwrecked
on the cannibal islands a year ago and
hasn't been heard from since."-Cin.
cinnati Times.St,r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
He Was FIOurishinC.

II hear that Jimpkins Is getting
along fine In the city" said Blobbson.
II suppose he is, maybe; but never
ly.
His father told me he was flourish.
ing, though"
"Yes, he Is. He Is teaching pen
manship."-Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Breaks Sn( N Blockade.

Mandan. N. D., March 30.-The pas.
senger blockade was raised at this
point and passengers from six west
bound trains who had been delayed
here were sent forward.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
A Troublesome Imitation,

Mrs. Hopkins-What kind of insom-
MIA does Mr.. jenkins have?
Mrs. Jenkins-Well, he doesn't like
1t at all when l tell him he has the
snoring insomnia. Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Sure Enough.

Teacher-Now that winter Is over,
you may tell me, Tommy, what Is CON-
ing next.
Tommy promptly)-The circus
Philadelphia Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

Don't forget our free buggy offer.
No n in any way connected with the
office will be allowed to compete Tor
the prize.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

The Bore-I assure you that I only
need to talk with a woman five min
utss to know her most secret thoughts!
The Lady-That must be very un.
pleasant for you.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-02

Sanbbeo for 9onben at fpn9e ipm
bin Bonoe.
Seq pil life lptte
MleO no9en Manb pad Serb" 0. I. =.
@noelig er Der mango - 1eg brus
ger Sroet: manqe - Iom t9nter
ia 9anopGsnet Iom en- 6ortebrelie.
y1si mdd Ri BELT pare frtl Oct
Tfitloe man pei trol aomme I'D og
ligae og robe og ftrdbe / Sorben!
Rej, ON 6orlabelie! bet operldber 81
til Soinene % 9enoerne.
@ner, ON man MI life nil bare
9dnite fod rdoitdl. t9nter nan fig
bog gonOeitanOens fociaIe Stotus
laOere enb +. SIS. en- 5abritarbejbers
euer Gl4bebonblers.
Seq fad for noget iioen en- label
Tariff Operiigt ODER be forIfellloe
Stdnbers gennem fnitli9e 9eoetto.
Oct unorebe mig ilet life, at Gamble
foltningen TOM ub fom ct mutt Nr.
l, bbdo longt 2iO b%etr9fer. = 81
nndr man leber lpftelig, enifer man
at lepe l6n9e. Den ulDttelige enber
10 ofte Ielp fine Odge, onsnb life Der
for lin Sorg. Men Rutibens Stor
bbers enerperebe Car og Sagen;
5orretningslipet fibrilife Sp9nbii y
9onturrencens nsrpebiof enbe % ners
pep9ftenbe 9dmpfart, bisie Sing,
Iamt fIere meb benz befe9tebe, or
netop Storbefoltningens ofte ubeplb
tie lllpfter.
Somfunoet bGrer fon fd9t, life
beIe StbIoen. Men bet bar I'm eps
be 4nbel. Vii ben fommer Ri mt
lispis iiben tiG6oge.
Oommeren grab a%ltiad. Oct bar
pdd en- Moabe Imutt. tbi bet bite
bans mennei feuenlise Sinbelug. Msn
bebre bapbe bet O9ret, ON ban life
bapbe folbet 5adrer, bet bill Iiee, at
5orretnin9sIioets fbrilffe Sponoing
Sens Sbbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-02

bet, iom 3rcen grfber og pmfats
ter,
Gr SeIu ariiti admp pg blobi9
Speb
!9ans fmertefuIbe 0pb i SpnOres
Steb,
ga, bet er perlen. iom en- Spnosr
affatter.
Dor GreIiermanO peb en- SuOeI tan
lignes,
Som bar en- u~burberelig 89roi, {
3 Greens 9gte 9ulorina Stenen
b9res.
Gn bel Og fuIO Meteorological tilreg.
nes
Den Spnber, iom Dor 5%relier bar
9iort fri,
81 Greens Sub, men Der SuOelen
ores.
5. 6. 9unbeen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-02
8oeer
neoiatte priier.

Di bar mobtaeet mango sobe biliss
Bigger, fom life er opfsrt / bort aatas
log. CANINE i9lees til nebIat pris,
faalanse Spldget parsr. priferns er
netto, og 9sasrne ienbes p~ortofrit, til
Splaset er uoIolgt, | ben Srbea, iom
9eitininserne inelsbsr. Strip meb
bet famine, inben bet er for TENT.
Ogsgerne beitilss efter Drummer.
3. 9.iterIibe. Jorteuinser os Sttts
fer fra Qmerita of ariitian Otter
eaarb. 121 Sibsr / Omilae. Rebs
fat fra Coo. til zoe.
6. Sabisn at Gbtparb 2epentbaI.
5sr os MI. ubsabe 1896, meb ca.
40 fore, fine 8ileber, flint trptt,
fort 5ormat, 365 Sibsr / Omilas.
Rebfat fra $2.40 til 75c.
~. Mebbslslier ON nit 9epneb, of
Or. s. .. Mbnfter. ubgap. 1884.
290 Siber i Omilas. Nebfat fra
$1.80 til 40c.
IA. auopis 6ertel. 5ans Dilbelm
9ertel. gioras til ben fsnberipbite
Joltep9ftelfes SiItorie, meb pors
trat. 1874 Sibsr / Omilag. Rebfat
fra $1.00 til DOC.
is. 6n &irfe unber aorIet. Glib
ringer fra be rusfiffe 9iterfeprobins
fer af Sborbalb glmquiit fra 75e.
til 25c.
Is. Sroens Stamp oe Sejer, ofgiifop
Sens 9inefen Seriie. paa nh ubs
gibet at .. 6dnfenmeser, 0ebIat fra
Goo. til 25c.
90. Sra Difi1nanb. Ere 5ort9Gins
ger af anub Stptte. 229 Sib.r |
Smflds. 0ebiot fra $1.O0 til Goo.
81 gbrifti fbb Orb poa aoriet. Be-
%tragtninger / 5aitetibsn, at 81.
arnbt. Sberint efter 3bie Oplas.
SO Siber | Smilus. Rebfat fra SOC
til 15c.
26. 8iftop Otto 2oubs 2ebneb. gn
2ibsfiloring ! 8reDe, iamlet og ubs
gibet at s. 6. Mpnfter os g. S9es
pelern. /. Del 4O8Siber, 2. Del 388
Siber.. 8egse Dele | Omilag. Nebs
lat fra So. til $2.40.
80. 5reberifte 8remer. gn norbift
abinbes Glib os @ernins. Grems
ftilet af Ridarb peterlen. 296Gis
Der | Omflug. Qebfat fra $1.e0
til 90c.
81. Smdaftrifter til Spfpsnins for
&riftne at 81. Nielfen.
SO. Qnbet 9inb. 1887. Snbebolber
8ibrus at u. . Ssrseafen, q.
SIint, s. 1ielien, S. 8ubf, R. Golf,
s. HabtnoDitfd. 8. Meitersaarb %
8. Gdarling.
81. 9rebie ginb. 1883. Snbebolber
8ibras at 6. 3. 9ranbt. 8. 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-02
Sra 9anoet oft for Serbian.
flooen.

Sgennem en- Yaleitina reiienbe bar
hi mootuget fglgenoe MeOelelie frl
Re paa ben eitlise Sibe at Sorbda
liggenbe @gne. Oisfe bar / lange
Siber me- ten ubetenote, ba bet bar
fprbunbet meb tor 2iDsfare at tez
reiie benz; btlbe gebuiner6orber
ftreifebe ON og plpnoreoe og mproebe
bbor be tunbe; Sultanen / aonitanz
tinopel f5gte bel M og od at rddoe
Bob berpaa; men pa 8eouinerne az
beles life bilbe anertenoe ben tbrz
fife Operbeibeb, bar | mango Mar
bans 9eitr9belier f%uloft9noig frugtz
eslsie = fsrff / ben leneite Sib er
bet lDttebes BAN beb at ani9tte en-
@uperner meo uinbifr9ntet Wlpnz
bigbeo, no9enlunoe at tilpeiebrinJe
Orben, iau at reiienoe = ON enp
meo nogen 5oriigtigbeb og fun beO
for bsi Detailing at fire zig en- eIer
onben gebuinfcbeits 9eitpttelie =
fan poDe fig inb / oisfe soe Ggae.
Baaen faaban Gfspebition fanbt ben
reiienoe bbem bisie Mebbelelier
if1tbes, miot inbe iblanbt be fanoz
tifte mubamebanife ge6rere en- fife
Felt triiten 2dnbsbp Deb RaDn aus
menin, omgipet at pelOprtebe Sorpe;
/ ben fanbt ban ct Rloiter, 6bor ban
meget g9itfttt blep mObtaget, %
bpor ban traf en- ung odnnet Stunt,
Der itrafs tom BAN / Msbe meb Den,
ligbeb; sg ba ban fpurgte BENIN
bporleoes bet bar ifet, at en- triiten
Menigbeo babbe ildaet fig neo mict
/ benne oilbe ggn, f%ortulte Wunfen
BAN fslgenbe:
4ummenniens 6iftorie naar tilbaz
ge til Sultan Sdlabins lib; Get
bar BAN, Der | bet II 4~ar6un6reoe
gjorbe Gnbe paa 8ongeriget Seruidz
lem, og fom ogfaa iblanbt be aris
tine baboe ct gOot Rapn for Wilos
heb og Meteorological, Der hpor nj
Humnenin ligger, boebe ben 9dnJ
en- triffen gonOefamilie, iom for en-
aorlig @fgift 6upbe forpagtet ct
Gtptfe 2onb af gebuinic6eicfen.
9enne 8ebuinfbrfte bdDoe en- 81.
itru n1eb hbem ban lebehe meget u.
freoeligt; ba aonen omiiOer bleD
tret beraf, paffebe bun fine eager
fammen og forlob BAN, og ba BUN
ffe pibfte, 6por BUN ffulbe flpgte &c
ben, tbi ingen 8ebuin turbe 10 6uie
benbe, began BUN Zig til ben omtulte
friitne Jdmilie, pos bpem BUN / fles
re Tiger fanbt Si(bolb.. OmIiber
bragte ben &riitne, en- 5orioning til
0eie, oe bun benbte tilbage til i'm
Manbs 9elt.
Oct pdrebe imiblertib life lGnge,
inben Striben igen blusfeOe op og
I i'm 9ibfig6eO ubbrsb 5brffen:
bonn: n9ba6 mener 0u meb 8ri=
ften6unb, bps 6pem 0u aft en- Cana
Ear b9retl" Raienbe fDarebe aonen
BAN: Y6bab mener 9u meb pris
f~tenbunb9" 6cns So er 10 @ans
ge mere barb en6 Ou!" -Oea
ne Sammenligning bar Spriten for
fem; belle bans 9ebuinitoGtbeb baag
nebe, og | fit 5ab til ben ganife u
ffblbige &riitne fDor ban at pilbe
mbrbe BAN. .
gn af be f6lgenbe Dage fableoe
ban oItfad fin 9eft vg reb til ben
Rriftnes gus; ban bIeD fer mobtas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-02
Sa 9ommeren grao.

- ONhfNS
Minn., oa en- inf NrbeIosmano,
Garl 2ebman bar / 5orbgr, antldget
for 3pperi.
9ebman 9iorOe Snbtrpt al at bore
en- bannet og oplpit Mluno. Oct bar
polititaptein Major s. 6. Rei6c.
Der orreitereOe BAN for 9gnietpOeri.
5ilIpur9t, befenbte Qntlagsoe
itrdts og ia9be: oSeg tog 5sniene,
tretten ialt. Seq baaber engang at
blipe / Stanb til at betaIe Gjeren fer
ben."
n!6porfor ftjal ou benz ipurete
9ommeren.
eebmun fantebe 9opeoet, / bet To
fore 5dorer perlebe neb oo bans
grpit. 6an fagbe at ban meO 5as
mile baDbe iultet abfolut iultet /
famflloe to Osgn.
Den elers traftige Mdnb fart
fuloit9noig iummen, ioet ban isete
at fibre, bborIebes ban eennem fIes
re Tiger for9Gpes baboe Isgt Or
5ejoe. bporlebes ban brebes til
5ortpiplelie peb at Re fine imaa
gerns 2ioeIfer og i'm !6uitrus @or9;
iumt bporlebes ben eneite llbpej, Der
ipntes BAN anpilt til at bj9rge lit
eget og fine t9res 2ib, bar at Iti9le.
0d Major 3ei9e mebbelts, bporz
lebes ban bapoe funbet Wanbens ga
Mile iammentrsbne / et isfolot 0o;
relie, begnnbte 8ommersn, SO. 8.
Binoom til ales 5orunoring at sra
be. Og s~jenfpnli9t tneb bet buurOt
for be fIeite at 5ilbsrerne at boloe
fig.
Dommeren tif9dO 4ntlagebe,
latte ftrdts puu SteOet en- Snbiums
ling til 2ebman / Gang. iOet ban
ielb CAB bet fsrite gtbrag. Oerpau
git Manben fin Del meb @lebe.
Smutt ibutpm man Der Qpoitlens
Spsrssmool: n0eriom 9rooer eatr
Ssiter er nOgen Og fattes bet bugli9e
greo, men nogen al eber tiger:
@dnr bort / 5reb, banner eoer %
matter eoer; men 5 siper benz itfs
bet, fom 6srer til 2egsmets Rsbtsrit
- por o q pn er bet?"
Men Der mad bare no9et gait beo
bore i%ociaIe 9ilftanoe Os 5orbolOs,
naor en- drbejbsbbgtig Og arbejbsbi.s
Zig 6umiIieforIsrger maa Itod bi9ls
pelss os fe poa fine bjelpelgIe
imaas Sult oe Subn og 2ibelie =
bort Raringstilber iaa riee Der
lige Qunb.
Raturligois er belle StDtoen life
Sdmfunbets.
6bor mango tuiinbe 5amilier, iom
MI iiboer iommenitubeoe | usle 9as
%ierner, uoiatte for utallige moralife
5arer Og ligemIig ufitterbeb, tunoe
life ifabe fig lbtteliee, f%efpit9nbige
6jem meb Snnbbeb % oagligt 8roo
til Sberflob, ON be biloe - ON be
pilbe = fsge ub pad 9onbet, fsge
zen paa be Steber, bbor Sorben liss
ger % benter pad 0brterne. 81 L
op Bette bill be life. SO
al forifellige @runbe.
ROgIe bar BEN b%agbenbte Sbe,
al 9onbens 2ib er n9rmeft ct Slas
oelib. Selofslgeli9 fan bette bore
9ilf9lbet, bbis Yonben feIb snffer
bet. @nbrs r9Tonnerer fom iad, at
be MI belle 3ioen bar b9ret beb ct
6ddnbD9rf o. I. b. og f%orftuar Iiq
life pad 5ormeri. 9ertil er at fige,
at badrbt Qrbeibe fj9lben er panlfe-
ligt at Iare.
Rao, @obmorgenl Der flap bet ub!
Nltidd er bet bog 6aarbt Qrbeibe?
ga, bet er libt baarbt | 6eitens
lib, ifer for 8eebnbers. Ola, men
bbiffen Nbbelis efter at babe drbejs
bet fig tret os fulton at ipiis
fin Mab meb 4ppetit, Der f%oriluur
noget, os iaa iiben lasse fig til 9Ois
fe, en- rigtig lang, rolis, uforifbrret
lNats 6bile bd fan bet bore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-02
.Saniferen"

Ranr eeierps bennenoer fig til 5olf, Der
Osetsrsz | Blabet, enten for at fsbe Dos
bem tnex fpr at faa Oplpsninser ON bet
xperterebe. bebes be altio omtaIe. at be faa
vpsrtisfementet | bette Blob. Oct oil oare
Il esnfhie Rntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-02

(gp. 3. SenD. efter !0eli9tref.)
Dor 5efit om 5ro Og fun ON 5ro
BIZ tale,
Den er 10 Dbbens Mober, Dbbens
Sob.
8, glib ieg funbe, glib jeg ret forfob
of 9roens &anp os Seir ct giGeb
male.