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New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

born ladies of England by
Sir Nele Lorlng a month
before our marriage-the
Queen of Beauty, Nigel
l, old and twisted, as YOU
see me. Five strong men
went down before his lance
before he won that trinket
for me. And now IN my
last years"
Nay, dear and hon
ored lady, We viii not part
with it.
Yes, Nigel, he would
have it so. | can hear his
whisper in my ear Honor
10 him was everything the
rest nothing. Take it from
me, Nigel, ere my Ecart
weakens. Tomorrow vou
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

goose we can set forth a sufficient repast if h.
stavs onlv for the one night How many viii be-
with hn?"
"A Dozen at the least"
The old dame wrung her hands in despair Nay
take it not to heart, dear LADY, said Nigel. "
have but to say the word and the King would stop
at Waverley, where ne and his court would Hrt
all that they could wish
''Never!" cried the Lady Ermyntrude. I.
would be shame and disgrace to US forever if tle
King were to pass our door when he has graco1-iE
said that he was fain to enter in Nay, l VIII d.
it. Never did l think that l would be forced 10
this, but 1 know that he would wish 1t, and VIII
do it"
She went to the old iron Golfer, and taking
small kew from her girdle she unlocked 1t. The
RUSTY hinges, screaming shrilly she threw bacs
the lid proclaimed how seldom it that She
had penetrated into the sacred rccesses Of her
treasure-chest. At the top were some relics OF old
finerv: sken cloak spanglCd with golden stars.
a colt of silver tiligrce, a ro1 OF Venetian lace
Beneath little packets tied in silk which the oil
ladv handled with tender care: man hunting
glove a chi1ds shoe a 1ove-lnot done in faded
green ribbon, some letters rude rough script and
a vernicle of Saint Thomas. Then from the Eert
bottom of the box she drew three objects swathei
in silken cloth which she uncovered and laid upon
the table. The bracelet OF rough gold
studded with uncut rubies, the second was q gold
sa1ver, and the third a high goblet OF the same
metal
"You have heard me speak of these, Nigel but
never before have you seen them, for indeed have
not opened the hutch for fear that We might be
tempted in our great need to turn them into money
l have kept them out of my sight and even out Of
nv thoughts. But now it IS the honor of the house
which calls and even these must 60. This goblet
was that which nv husband Sir Nele Loring won
after the intaking of Belgrade when he and his COM
rades held the lists from mathis to vespers against
the flower of the French chivalry. The salver
was given him by the Earl of Pembroke in memory
of his valor upon the field OF Falkirk-'
And the bracelet, dear LADY,
You will not laugh, Nigel.
Nay why should l laugh?"
The bracelet was the prize for the Queen Of
Beauty which was given TO me before all the high
born ladies of England by
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24


have oiven YOU little save their naledction."
They had no use for the horse and they gave
it to me-"
Then we have only to find some one who has
no use for a suit of and Will give 1t to you
Yet trust that YOU will think better of it and let
me- since that good lady proves that l am your
kins1nan fit you for the wars
Il thank YOU noble sir, and if l should turn to
anyone it would indeed be to you; but there are
other wavs which | would try first. But | pray
YOU good Sir John, to tell me of some OF your
noble spear-runnings against the French, for the
whole land rings with the tale of your deeds and
have heard that in morning three champions
have fallen before your lance, Was it not so?"
THAT it was indeed so these scars upon my body
will prove; but these were the foies of my youth.
GLOW can you call them fo1lies? Are they not
the means by which honorable advancement may
be gained and ones lady exalted
1T is right that YOU should think so, Nigel. At
your age a man should have hot head and high
heart | also had both and fought for my 1ady's
glove or for my vow for the love of fighting But
as one grows older and commands has
other things to think of. One thinks less OF one 5
own honor and more of the safety of the army. 1t
is not your spear, your own sword, your own
arm which will turn the tide of fight; but cool
head may save a stricken field He who knows
when his hOrsemen should charge and when they
should fight on foot, he who mix his archers
with his men-at-arms in such a fashion that each
can support the other he who can hold up his
reserve and pour it into the battle when it may
turn the tide, he who has quick eye for boggy land
and broken ground-that is the man who IS of more
worth to an army than Roland, Oliver and all the
paladns"
Yet if his knights fail him, honored sir all his
head-work will not prevail "
True enough Nigel; may every Squire ride
to the wars with his soul on fire, yours is now.
But l must 1inger no longer, for the Kings service
must be done. l will dress, and when l have bid
farewell to the noble Dame Ermyntrude | will on
to Farnham; but you will me here again on the
day that the King comes.
SO Chandos went his way that evening walking
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

for short space you may abide the heat OF It, then
there is a chance that it may be cooler
And the SCotch2" asked Nigel. You have
made war upon them also, as l understand
The Scotch knights have no masters IN the
world and he who can hold his own with the best
of them be it a Douglas Murray or a Seaton, has
nothing more to learn. Though you be hard man,
YOU will always meet as hard one if you ride
northWard If the Welsh be like the furze fire,
then. oayficlh the Scotch the peat, for they
will snoder and YOU will never come to the end OF
them l have had many happy hours on the
marches OF Scotland, for even If there be no war the
Percies of Alnwick the Governor OF Carlisle can
still raise little pickering with the border clans.
Il bear in mind that my father was wont to say
that they were very stout spearmen
No better in the world, for the spears are twelve
foot long and they hold them in very thick array;
but their archers weak, save only the men OF
Ettrcll and Selkirll who come from the forest. L
rrav YOU to open the lattice Nigel for the steam IS
overt hicb Now in Wales it IS the spearmen who
are weak and there archers in these islands
ike the, men of Cfwent with their bows OF elm,
which shoot with such power that | have known
cavalier to have his horse killed when the shaft
had passed through his mail breeches, his thigh
and his saddle. And vet what is the most strongly
shot arrow to these balls of iron driven by
the fire-powder which will crush mans armOr as
an egg is crushed by stone? Our fathers knew
them not.
Then the better for US cried Nigel "since
there is at least one honorable venture which is all
own"
Chandos chucllled and turned upon the flushed
youth twinkling and sympathetic eye You
have a fashion Of speech which carries me back to
the old men whom l met in my boyhood' said he
Tbere were some of the real old knight-errants left
in those DAYS and they spoke as you do. Young
as YOU are, you belong to another age. Where got
YOU that trick of thought and word:'
q have had only one to teach me- the Lady
Ermyntrude"
"Pdrdien! she has trained a proper young hawk
ready TO stoop at a lordlv quarry" said Chandos.
al would that | had the first unhooding of you.
VIII YOU not ride with me to the vars
The tears brimmed from Nlgels eyes, and
he wrung the gaunt hand extended from the bath.
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"Bv Saint PAUL what could
| ask better in the world?
| fear to leave her, for she
has none other to care for
her. But if it can in any
way be arranged"
The Kings hand may
smooth it out. Say no more
until he is here. But if you
wish to ride with me"
What could man wish
for more2 Is there a Squire
in England who would not
serve under the banner of
Chandos, Whittier do you
60, far sir? And when do
you go. Is it to Scotland?
Is it to Ireland? Is it to
France? But alas, alas! y
The eager face had cloud
ed. For the instant he had
forgotten that a suit of
armor was as much beyond
his means as a service of gold
plate. Down in a twinkling
came all his high hopes to
the ground. Oh, these sordid
material things, which come
between our dreams and
cirfulilment! The Squire
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

will ride with to Gudford YOU Will see Thoro the
goldsmith and YOU Will raise enough money To pay
for all that shall need for the Kings coming
She turned her face away to hide the quiverug
of her wrinkled features and the crash OF the iron
lid covered the sob which burst from her over
wrought soul.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

his horse through the peaceful lanes
and twanging his citole as he went,
for he loved music and was famous for
his merry songs. The cottages came
from their huts and laughed and clapped
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

bill Osfdu suu meb Os DeIfisn. ars
beib<t for sber. men 5 muu krebe
BAN @sien.
OgIao Os. Der er bleusn 1Ibrs,
ia, er 5or9Ibre os Mebre. fom BET
faa fsnt LOB pto bort Wsbe: JGbres
Sierter sr oenbt III gsrnene. 10,
matte BET bar. Ioa. at Ri par Oenbt
til bore gsrn, foa ub at alt BET
ecbe, ri pil bore 8srn. at beres
Si9ls 5rslfe bog moa bare BET
Ifsrfte % bet bebHs. Ri bill benz,
"a bet er Dor inbsrIige gsn til
Sub for por, gsrn. at be mud
bare eGer porbt bans. 81r.. Lab
os III. frnet.. lab os tro. 6erreu
bill IitterIig bsnbsrt os &.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

CT Ii9s fua bsje iom enNanb. 99ni
bare, fogbe ban enbba. De SrGs
er, Ri bar Der peo 4ububon i Dor,
Tmoa l~lrTtobe sr ogiaa li9e Iua flor,
fem en- ~nIminoeIia Wono, ia, no9l,
er omtrent Iige fao fore fom to
Wanb.
Sbet iee Iaber BILLET oe Tanten
Iste Iibt I9rgere fnb. meber mig
noQet. fpm ger mig pemobigt Ttemt.
Get er Santen poa Mrs. 8. 6.
RieI5en. Tom nu | Here @ar bar liht
Of 9iot % i BET fibfe Mars Sib
ener TO bar bun %inaentino funnel
Gre. bare fibre ifin. 0oe.n lang
% ian lille en- Gana hinlp. ia f.fo.
Den ria, Manb fiaer 8u I'll I'm
tasn Si9l. bet fsftr iea. at te
oofod burbt rsre. Iioe: goa op %
feTsu hsnbt en- 9ono imeII.m. Sis
h.n blip.r bel lana for knbe. S,s
fHfer ooioa, at iea burbe ftomms
rio. at ito iffe nhlis bar bor.t
oppe at bsFfos h.nbe.
Goa / Doo fortuTte man mia.
at Nnbers SsrenTen. Tom en- Sio
far fibt at en- pinnotia Snobom.
er reiH til 0mohd for at unbertds
re ia en- Speration.
Molte Woltefsns fife piu, .r oae
foo mrost fna og unbsr Dofturbee
horhfino.
Del fnn.s at bGre bddrbe Slua.
Soo bet.e er Cubs Glde enbSas
tons Rms % 3fIp. 3orr.
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Esutb Omaha.
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Blair Menigbebs Rpinbeforsning
sfboIber ben 10. 5ebruar 8osar /
Ririeas gnIemeui, (bespnber 81.
q Efiermibboe), bper Der terperss
atiensmab, os aaHe % Rage. noar
man pn9er.
afns babe I % ubsnfor Watni8'
Asben ian foo 2eiiisbeb til at pile
here's Snter,st Deb at brinse bsres
Eabfurp. Hpab mon fon teni'
Atrsr III ei Mftensmauttib). pe fam
h en- gape til Gal9st-
0bdb bet fbfe onsoor sr br Ct
spyeriis asjlisbeb for ale be una
Nrnb % Rpinber at fao COB a
sore rueb. Jormaaltt er MfbetdIins
4, airfens @rfb. Mne @dptr be
hes ~inbsperet bos Mrs. ebrifttdn
I'm teIF cen ener to Dase fsr.
Af
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Blair Electric isht & P Co;
Is. V. CAPfS, Ejer.

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Den dygtigste, eolideste og NEST ekono-
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Traadene indlegges / Husene efter nye-
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Elektrske Klokker. ..Fictures". skarme
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&0rrripOnOante
=0Onlter3a.

..Yu foI Der 10 moi tomms ct
Fsnt Stntte / .9dnfersn", : BET
te .r en- gtring. fom en- af 9oIerne
lob fable Deb bort tore %ln9boms=
msbe. os fanbeIis, 9enner. ies bill
be esrne ftripe ct rigtiet fsnt
Stptte; tbi bet tuIbe 10 osiaa tie.
ne til min 9erres og 6reIfers pris
rs 9ot for Nsb.t os forbi, at
iss osTaa fit COB til at bore msb.
ga. noeet Referat at Rsbet Biz
rer bette life, bet mda pift frsm
fumme fra en- anbenSibe. bet oenter
iee bo.
5srf sr Der @runb til at Tiae
Sub Sat for 9ejrst. rigtist Naass
reir ale 3 0dge, faa aIe, Der bar
RATE % bupbe Chit, tunbe tomms
frem. pg tant Ser, 9enner, Der
par Opsr so inbmelbte, fom oeTal
nne tom, bssuoen bar Der Fer, 9as
oppe fra 5%bornton, pg | Ssnbuos
por Der mango fra Dor Ssffermenis
heb, ct. Sobannss Msnisbsb, oo
Ter bill ieg benptte 2eiliebsben oa
fac Sol til ale, 9at forbi 3 Tom,
5ot for sbsrs Sang oe 9ot fer
SompGret. os Sub bill b.ligne ebtr
ale.
Naatte 3 nu, ale 8 tGre ung,.
bare fact Iibt at brinee meb eb.r
biem. 5ur 5 fact nosIe SmuIsr
, fro 5srrens. ebers Subs gorb msh
tjsm, faa p9r MI life tarrioe, msr
ubbeI ieen. DIR er fttert bunsrist
ej0Ie ibIonbt sbsr, boor 5 BAL
bismme. Duff Gormuntnsen, s fl
Osb Msbet. geb 6trren ON Sri.
mObiabeb og guu fuu sIub ub
arbeibst, Os 5errsn, TIERS Jr.Ifsr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
Ncm Scnmarf, @is.

R%sItourationen at Menigb.bens
airte gaar MI I'm 5~ulbenbsli. /
Wspe msb RATE Sfribt. Den gam
Ie, fom hapbe ftoaet iiben Rnbpss
aerIipets Gage, tranote til n M
9stl9bninq. foa at ben beg / noe.n
Woabe tunb. fbore til be 5r.ms
fribt oe ben gelftanb, fOm S.tts
lementet er naost frem til. Der CT
blepen rpFsrt en- 3ilbnaning, Tom
nprmeft ffol brug,s tif9srn.fok os
unobomsmeber, men iom tun fat.
tes / IorbinbelI. meb airten Nh
for. Wsber.
Dsbsn bar gjort fin off ogfaa
Der / SettI.mentet / ben fsnere Sib,
og Wenisbeoens 6olt n beIer III.
6lepne ftoonebe. Soolebes bsnfoD
for tort 9ib iben Nrs. Sens e.
QarIen .fter tort 2ibs Spebom,
re Dsb.n tom Tom en- OperroFelf.
fdoo. fer knbes SnmiIi. og gen<
rer. sun par 10 en- ofNtrie6.o.rs
ire os itineapihber. fpm ulbrid .ors
nsbes btn nogen 9uhstjen,fte. raar
i'll, 3inbrinesr IoeSe fig | Teen.
% tsnb:s gortgaro bill isles ION
ct G,r7 boobe I Jt.niet.ben o.
apinbefor.ningsn. Wirs. Cars 81.
ZEN, fom ligel.bss belte til be tics
II 2anbei % siasfsf fig iH,e s;'H.
Irr iaebe: .,@i bill. qaa op lii
S,::tns 9us. bar I:3el.o.s facet
6tmInp.
Wr. Qrp. arpefon, en- at te
gamIe Settler. os @etsran fra 8rrf
s%ertris.n. bar osfoo madtitt .,rss
fppnb TO TIE laft ron con.1
Oct ftuusnb. Somtoleem7. ru
for nogen BIB bar Dnret ansda.no.
en- patient Sernbone berissnne.n
GettIementet, Oe bDis pIunen tli'
Der realif.ret, bill Pp Dunmorf 10
tunn. esre Jorbrine poa at blipe
toeet I getrustnins for Jremtibsn.
5pis nogen ftulbe por, | 9pitl
ON, at Menigbeben Der boDbe pras
felie getjsning, LAB mig bd Zig.
faa COB til at oplpfe, at puf.
q. 90. 2uub er Dor nuDarenbe
praft Os at Ri enitsr at bebOIoc
lbdm / bet m'nDfts fOrelsbis.
Detts til 0pGbsnine for be Meniss
beber. Tom t1nter pad at iafte
preft. Sans 5unfem
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&rrosmeOe.

RebraFu norbIige 8rebs ufbolbtr
tit 5oroarsmebe / ben banf Iutber'
Il. R,nigbebs 8irts / Gr.mOnt fra
5ebruor. Advantageous
t~ieneIts Snrsbas often 81. 8.
SorhonbIingsemnsr:
l. 0aoben. 2. 1 gor.10, is.
6. 6. aIotb, Rrfmb.
Der bdnf lutberffe Rtniebsb
Fremont, Rebr., inbbpbsr gsnn.r
fra mar O9 fiern TT opennrput'
Msbs. 9ilreiIsnbe bebes m,Ib. BE-
req aomme til unbertsen.b, inb.r
Is. Gebruur.
g. 6. 8Gotb, Mebs. prnf.
6. g. gtrtsGftn. Sci.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
Blair, Webr.

Dann @ubstisnsfs poo Ssnbos /
Dot honIte lutberii. airit til be iGos
senlise 9iber. 6Orm. 81. 1890 pe
slfttn 81. 7.30.
GsnbossFOls ! Rirtsns goiemsnt
81 8 Ncrsen
Bi Dor after i~ntertsFont Nnt at
meAbtIt Der fro felpe QUIET. )
Dnsboes boEbt en- al bore moness
asriae arbsibers. Mr. gbnorbScbn<
I'm, 8rpuup meb Mifs Rorp 5ins
rid)s. gislfen funbt Steb | Dor
hanpx Rirte, men bo Bruben bar
isffsomerifonF. forrsttsbts ben pea
eneelF af Yat. Dig. nils Din
sids bar oefoo drbsibet en- Del Der
3ye~rretnineen, fao bet mooffe tr Der
b. to unos bar edaet o9 tommet
iii at TDnts soht ON binonhen.
aor Reftsn bar Mr. Spbnfen / l0ns
ssr. 9ib boarded / benbss Diem.
Suftts 1nli par noturlisuis ines
tubt til grnnuppet. Der par iods
iebes en- bel ton 5orfomling al
1unffs Oe 9pr,. % be Tom bett
ssbi Hb at bet. Del ION oo c9faa
bem9rfes: at babe grubens oe
Brubeomm.ns p5oIt- bsrsr til ben
faihsrffe Rirte. - Gcr bet ung.
aeetepor bar pi fun b bsbFtt 2ns
ffer ON m.oen aptf, pe rig DslFgs
nellie ira 5errenl -
zissG pecialifen, Dr.. :. 8.
gIari, bill iasn p9r. / Blair Nun.
bas btn 6. 5ebruor.
Sens Oiren tr i Befse Der
I hisfe Ooe.. pg / Mites toltt ban
Rirten. Oet bar uberbiet. al
Rsbet bar blepet beftemt meb tori
BARREL % aItTon bonrliot flint,
ice Der msbie fun en- lille Sorfoms
fina. Dir,ns Gal. bar nrrmsf q
Dpr.broe Of obHiIigt fra hams
Heifs % en- 4ppel ub fra Gal
107, 20 ON at brips Mision.
=. 6. 5onfsn: @ioIin %
CLARINET. Sr6Hes poa Ddno
esneee e1er / 6olIsrs RuFt GtOr'
bier 5r.boe
s Snsbaos Morees bIeb Re
hafier.n folbt til S.Iefonen fra Tre.
mont. Oct bar Qdnds I Wisner
ber bopbe miFei ct lin. Barn, DC
Rr. Gang bonbe p9rst | Smohc
meb 4redturer 90 bar MI pdd Diem.
psien, men Tomili,n nibf. life hnor
Dc teefonerebs fad til 5r.roai
ga berfra tsf.fonerebes Der after Der.
hL. Sdo after ct Bar Sefefonfor.
trb.lfer, % Manben bonbe / foo
Minuter gub.i. Mr. Qono fam.
men meb .t Bar Denner oHoobe fda
d fort Befso Der oe reiffe biem meb
efitrmibbagstoo.t. Bi fonbolersr
Sobn NeQnorrie bar ct fort
0pioe at gngningsmoterialer pe aul
III Iapefe grifer.
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Beinbronot oil beepnbe en-
up 8eftaurnnt. Gilt til blllieite
Briier! aaffe 5 Gent. qunh 5 6.
o9 bglere. st 9oot Waoltio % g..
300 for Sal9 til ira 4@. til HOG. pr.
@uno / hans agouofal9 peo
Sloen al &eltauranten. sIaIr gsoH, i2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
THE BLAIR SHOE COMPANY.
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Priserne er uedsat pss allie Winter Fodtsj-
Varer her hos os.
vi har haft for Skik like at ~overgeniule
Varerne fra en- Season iii en- anden, oR ia
VeIret Aar iar varet eaaiedes. at drt
IKE Tar fremkaldt - ring III Winter
r dtgj, bar vi en- ual ~ 4 stor foIsy
ming Of denue Ware IasH anden.
ensker like, at De skal u~ndervurdere ct
eneste Ord angaaende d.nne gyldnr Lei
Iigs,ed til at spare, - tag hvert ORD stu
fuide Mei ing, 0g naar lie kommer, vii De
blive tvungen til at indremme, at vi sna-
rere har ~Iindefvurderet end overvurderet
Muiighederne for biliigt Keb.
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an6nbun, Sa.
"a. @ pb{iben.

JladI WuH ItH luH p0l9e Jug u
Steb en- 8intsrbue, naar bet er BIZ
benoe foIot, os Sneen fp9er. iad
foretrGttsr man SpoIiben, liar mar
9inben tiaige er fra bet lobe 9isr=
ne, fom Ri Der talosr Rorboef.
Saobont Ct Steb ian ba bare
aanIte bpggsIi9t. ifer noar man ian
baIge Ig ct gobt Selifub, en- COB
goa sGer ct Smile popir, fom man
fan ubtrntts fine Santer pau til
9ennerns | BET fjerne. O9 6paasn
f%orftprres life, forbi ct Oar rate
Orenee bruoer baabe Nunb og Ben,
Toa man tnn m9rie, at Der ct 2ibse
trait / benz, os gIobtt Iebsr raft
Garsrns. Sea er lie at ben SIaes,
fom bill Ioot 8srnene esre bbab icm
hsff, langt fra; men jes forIonecr
heller life, al be ffdl o1re unbertuet
og ftiue fom sumIs 5oIt. Rot Der
ON; men bet par 10 fuu Spoie.n
og tun benne Sib.. iss muu rer. mig
paa.
Oct. Der bu ser, at bsnnt Sibt
f~oretr9tfss fr.m for andre Sibcr.
er ba Iaa fsrIt og fremmsf Solen
msb bens 2ps og 9arms. 9isi.
6olt tilbeb.r Solen fom Sub, 90
boo er ben fun SUBS Stabning.
0obib fgnsr ben peO en- ogrubsom",
bbis Qaipn f~truoler at 9I9be, oeo
en- 5slt. Der meo 9pft os Mob liz
Der FIN Bone.
gibenFaben I ocrs Dag. CT tomz
men til at fe, Of SoIen er tun eli
Qpsb9rer. men at fsloe 2pfet CT en-
Paturmo9t, Der bar pRret til for
SoIsn; men gennemtrrnge felpe 2p-
fets 8nfen bet formnor intet bfbss
Ii9t 2ie. BET formnur tun bets Stas
Der. BAN. fom 5obunnes flyer ON.
at ban CT ct 2bs. os Der sr olbsIes
life Msrfe | BAN. Og Sefus Tabs
10 Ogfuu oSOIss Col fra getbl.
benz.
ut Sub oofaa er 9orme (aerlig.
bsb). ian man let oOsrbsOif. fig ON
reb at Iafs Sobunnss 3, Is.
GnbeIie fsr ieg oofuu / @inbu.t
Fer poa SnbFben Sofsns girtnins
ger, ibet glomfsrnt ct peb at ubs
folbe Fe.
eaobon furb. pi oltfaa ogfna
r9re,
iom 9lomft.r fmuo meb Iifig 2ugt.
icm 9r9u fpIbt m.b pnbis Srust
til Sefu arifti @re.
aober jeg Billet goo ubab os
nsbab, Ter ies ben fnebGtt.bt Joro.
fem 3r9ernt og S~pr.nbufent ba=
Der fig oDer. Wen ogfua Sneen Ct
ct itsni Sbn.
Den bet.nbt. NcIRinon. Der bar
gipst os fuu mons. berlise Gill.
bring.r af Subs Ruobes 4abenbds
ring ! Ruturens gerben, flyer berOm:
,9i er life pant til at t9nte %
Sne, Ss Os Groft fom g~ibnesbprb
ON ct iarIiat gi.meD. Ri betroot.t
BEN berimob meb Str9i, fom soes
laesenoe os bsbbring.nbe 5r.mtos
nineer. os bog pissr be lille meb
5enfpn til Stsnbeb Os glptte for
noeen onben GenTtanb / Qatur.n."
.Sneen 2.nie fan bar. fasr,rs
snb Snefnuset. aufbens glomR, fom
rem f~truuIer | be pnbisfe arpftal,
former
5er pod SpbiPoen tan ieg oeiod
e min %btlbinis. Raboes Refib.ns,
os bu ban Dor noset Idber. .nb i.s.
bar jss let Deb at oberfs BAN; bette
Ear ben samle Mbom 1et lite noest
imob; men Sub taller beb Satob:
,5uper lite Dor 5erres Sefu Rriiti
Gro msb perfonsanfeeIfs".
2ibt OBJ ab gntten fer jeg en- Def
life StoD, oe ben sr life pluntst AZ
Msnnefteb9nbsr, ultfdo ian hi Def
fable ben en- l~lrfop.
Ru BONNER jes lise l 9ontsr ON,
6bab jeg berte en- fgei i ct 5or.s
brds for noefs Gar tifbus., at opre
paa SpfIanbs 8eftpf families Err
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

.yqsunaerem' ubsaar bper 9irss
boo "a 7yubog og iofter fun $1.50
ON adrst. prppenumre fenbss frif
pso Jorlangenot.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-14
MARK HANNA'S cOURTSHlP
How, When Young Grocer, Hs
 Wooed and Won the Daughter .Assr-4 of Daniel Rhodes.


 Nearly 38 years ago Mark Hanna was just starting on his business ca reer as a grocer in Cleveland. He was poor. plodding, and to the casual observer a very everyday sort of young man, says the Pittsburg Dispatch. Daniel Rhodes was one of the rich coal owners of the state. He had one soul. Around this lovely girl the brusque old father had wreathed all the sentiment. all the hopes of his flu. lure existence. Everything was to bs done for Gussie. Mrs. Rhodes. her fond mother. was joint idolator at the daughters shrine. and the doting parents had dreams of rich. influen- tial suitor, a splendid marriage and a brilliant social career for Gussie. when, as usual. the unexpected hap pened. Gussie Rhodes met and loved the obscure, poor young man, Mark Hanna. MT. Rhodes was astounded when the daring young grocer called upon him and asked for the hand of his daughter. He refused absolutely to grant the young suitor even time enough to beg. He said mo" curtly and sharply, and when he saw his daughter he tried to scold her, but in. stead he took her in his honest arms and begged her not to think of this unknown man, Hanna" He said he never, never could consent to such a choice for his child.
 Gussie Rhodes told her father. with many reassuring embrace. that she would never marry without his con sent, and she added: But, papa dear, shall never marry any man but Mark Hanna"
 Then she promised her father not to see her lover or write to him for a year at least. She kept her promise. and In the course of a few weeks, al- though she never audibly murmured, and was sweetly gentle and loving to all about her, she grew pale and wan. She neither ate no slept. The old fa' ther was at his wits end. Some one proposed foreign Iour for that change of scene which is supposed to work wonders in heart affections, and. presto at a few hours notice, father mother and daughter were on board an Atlantic liner.
 For nearly a year the "change of scene" prescription was faithfully pur- sued and the patient, always cheerfully submissive, gentle and charming, ob viously grew Trailer day by day. AL most in despair the old man brought his child home again and one morn ing he gathered the courage to ask her if she till cared for Mark Hanna.
 "Why, father" she replied, "I shall olways love Mark; told you that you know, year ago."
 Poor old "Uncle D" n" Rhodes! That