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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
Bright's Disease and
Diabetes News.
Office German Democrat,
San Francisco, May s.

san FRANCISCO, May b.
To the Editors of Kansas.
Dear Sirs:-For many years an edi-
tor myself, address you by request
and as simple duty to attest the
genuineness of the recent discovery in
this city of the cure for Bright's Dis
ease and Diabetes. A great discovery
has unquestionably been made. 1t is
fraught with so much importance
and is so hard to believe. that those
who are personally cognizant should
add the weight of their testimony
I not only know by contact with
many of the bene7ciaries but was
myself rescued from Bright's Disease.
After my own unexpected release
wouldn't let my friends rest and sew
eral took the treatment and recovered.
One was Charles F. Wacker, the Sixth
Street merchant. He had Diabetes and
thought he was going to die. He got
well and passed for a $4,000 policy.
I say to you as a brother editor that
those of your friends who have Dia-
betes or Bright's Disease. can recover.
I viii be glad as one of many survivors
out here to give further information.
Yours &c,
Chas- H. Engelke.
We sent for the Fulton Compounds to
which the above refers and now have
them in stock. They are the first cures
the world has ever seen for chronic
Bright's Disease and Diabetes. Free
CHAS w. KOHL, Agent.
Druggist 732 Kansas Avenue
When to suspect -Bright's Disease
puffy ankles or hands-weakness with
out visible cause-Kidney trouble after
third month-faiIing vision-one or more
of these.
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hopping trains on his way to school.
In order that the foot may properly
heal. DR.. Eckdall will graft some skin
on the wound. The wheel of the car
grazed the side of the boys foot, car
rying away most of the heshy part Of
the heel, and the little toe As there
is not enough skin left to lap over the
wound. DR. Eckdau will take some
skin from the boys brother. Fred
Martin, and graft on the wound The
operation will be performed in few
Gazette.
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HAVE SMALLPOX.
Six Students of Manhattan Col
Iege in Quarantine.
Four Boys and Two Girls in I'm
prOYised Pest House.
ALL ARE IMPROVING.
There Has Been No Case DeYel-
Oped for Several Days.
A Shawnee County Boy One Of
the Afflicted.
ALL ARE IMPROVING.

Manhattan, Kan, May 13.-smallpox
has broken out among students of the
Agricultural college. Six students, four
boys and two girls are quarantined in
an improvised pest house in the out
skirts of the town.
All the patients are improving and
there is no fear of serious results
There is no excitement at the college
and no new cases have developed for
several days
T. A. Kiene. Jr, Of Valencia. Shaw
nee county is one of the afflicted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

Junction City. Kan, May 13.-Lieu-
tenant General Chaffee, Quartermaster
General Humphrey and Captain
Hutchinson, who have been making a
tour of inspection of the posts in the
southwest, arrived here late last even
ing. Captain and Mrs. Hamilton gave
a reception for the visitors at the post
at night. Mrs. Hamilton is a daughter
of General Chaffee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
FORT SCOTT GIRLS HONORs.
To Become a B. A. Through a Wash
ington University.

10 Become a ID. "A. through a WASH
ingtOn University.
Fort Scott, May 13.-In giving an
account of the graduation exercises at
Washington, D. c., the Star of that
city speaks we'll of the work of Miss
Amy Louise Warn, formerly of this
city. Miss Warn will be remembered
as the daughter of G. Y. Warn, for
many years engaged in the hardware
business in this city, but who now
has position in the treasury depart
ment at Washington. The Star says:
Amy Louise Warn. of Fort Scott,
Kan, had three years at Lake Erie
college and one year at Vassar before
entering the George Washington
university. Though a very young
woman she has already made a re-
putation as a teacher of English in
the Technical High school of this city.
After May of this year Miss Warn
viii be permitted to write B. A. after
her name.
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win Build western Pacific.

New York, May 13.-Walston H.
Brown & Bros, the firm which has
the contract for the marlborough tun-
mel under the East river from the Bat
terry to Brooklyn, will build the entire
Western Pacific road.
Until contracts with bankers have
been finally arranged no definite an
nouncement of construction plans can
be made. Every detail, however, is ex-
pected to be finished up within about
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Terrilc Race With Death.

Death was fast approaching writes
Ralph Fernandez of Tampa, Fla, describ-
ing his fearful race with death, ''as a re-
suit of liver trouble and heart disease,
which had robbed me of sleep and all in
terest in life. I had tried many different
doctors and several medicines, but got no
benefit, until I began to use Electric Bit
ters- So wonderful was their effect that
in three days I felt like a new man, and
today I am cured of all my troubles p
Guaranteed at the Arnold Drug Co., 81 N
Kansas ave. Price Soc
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Change seaboard Lines Plan.

New York, May 13.-It has been an
nounced that although upward of 85
per cent of each class of stockholders
have deposited under the Seaboard Air
line reorganization plan, making it eff
fective, the general proposition had
been modified to avoid expensive and
uncertain litigation to acquire title to
nonassenting stock. This was made nee
essary by the refusal to consenS of the
Baltimore committee. representing
bout 70 600 shares
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The STATESMAN and THE WORKMAN
BOTH ARE VICTIMS OF CATARPFT
The Power of Pe-rm-na in
Combating This Disease
the Admiration Of
the World.

Mr.. John B. BlackWood, a prominent
stone mason of Alexander, n. c., writes
'sIWas q great sufferer from nervous
Indigestion, csEarrh, heart trouble,
and other ailments, for q number Of
years.
81 tried everything in the way Of
medicine without much relief.
ga friend told me to try a bottle Of
Peruna. I began the use Of it at once
and continued until had taken one
bottle, when felt like a new man.
81 took two more bottles and an to-
day well man.
81 am a stone mason and have tray
eled extensively over the country, and
have caused the sale Of many bottles OF
Peruna to my felIow-workmen.
'sGy wife also takes Peruna and
thinks it is the best medicine
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JOINTIsTs TO GO.
Allen County Liquor Dealers Told to
ssAIove On

lola, Kan, May 18.-On and after
next Monday Allen county will be
dry" And the drought viii be in
tense. Unless it is the county attorney
threatens to have deputy sheriffs
sworn in and the townships patrolled
until orders are obeyed. This state
ment was given out this afternoon to
the Record.
Several of the jointists have al
ready been notified that they must
prepare to quit business in this coun-
ty Within the next q hours if court
business does not interfere orders will
be issued to every joint man in Allen
county. every wholesaler of liquor and
all bootleggers to go out of business.
Unless orders are changed they are ef-
Tective about high noon Monday
Nav Is.
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santa Fe to CompIete Belen Cutoff.

Albuquerque, N. M, May BE. e.
Ripley, president of the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa F'e, with family; A. G.
Wells, general manager, and S. L. Eib-
bard, general superintendent of the
coast lines, have passed through here
from the west. Mr.. Ripley stated that
the Belen cutoff would undoubtedly be
completed and in operation within a
means that it will take the overflow
from the New Mexico division through
Ration and Glorieta mountains and fur
nish a line for certain sections of terri
tory in the southeast which they are
tedious detour by Newton, Kan.
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TO BUY ARMOUR EQUIPMENT.
Railroads Are Making plans to Ae-
quire Private Car Line.


quire Private Car Line.
Chicago, May 1s.-Negotiations are
said to be in progress in the east
which may result in the purchase by
the railroads of all the equipment of
the Armour car lines. If this is done
a. stock company will be organized
and the cars Will be owned and oper-
ated by this company for the use and
benefit of the railroads which are
members of the company.
Owing to the Developments of the
last few days, during which the Ar
mour people have lost their grip on
the fruit trade of Michigan and owing
to the fact that all of the Vanderbilt
lines, the Pennsylvania, the Grand
Rapids and Indiana. the Pere Mar
quette, the Santa Fe and other roads
either have built, are building or have
announced their intention of building
their own cars, it is rumored that the
Armour people would entertain
prop osition to sell.
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Strong Men of All Glasses FAN Easy
Victims to Catarrh.


Victims to CataTFh.
The explanation is that in their
strength they regard d cold or slight
indisposition as insignificant.
They let it go, pay no attention
to it.
When they sneeze, cough or spit
they pay no attention to it.
When a remedy is suggested, they
shrug their shoulders or make a con-
temptuOus remark.
At last the cold fastens itself upon
some mucous membrane.
It may be in the nose. throat, lungs,
or some organ of the body.
1t soon develops into chronic ca
tarrh.
one bottle of Peruna would have
readily cured it while it was yet a
cold.
If it becomes chronic catarrh. it
sometimes requires several bottles OF
Peruna to effect q. cure.
But, whether a cold or chronic ca
tarrh. Peruna is the remedy the world
over.
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Peruna does not produce temporary
results. It is permanent in its effect.
It has no bad effect upon the sys-
tenn, and gradually eliminates catarrh
by removing the cause of catarrh.
There are a multitude of homes where
Peruna has been used off and on for
twenty years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
COOK at Albuquerque.

c. w. Cook. Jr.. the new division
travelling freight agent of the Santa Fe
with headquarters in Albuquerque will
fit up an Office in the northeast corner
of the Alvarado grounds. The small
building. built in the Mission style, viii
be handsomely fitted up with rugs and
Office fixtures and will make one of the
neatest railway offices on the system.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

Eighth district Y. P. S. C. E. conven-
ton is being held in this city at the
Congregational church. The first
meeting was held last night when the
opening service was led by John D.
Brown of Topeka. Rev. 0. B. Thurs
ton welcomed the Endeavorers and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

ten days, and shortly thereafter dirt
viii fly along the route of the pro-
posed Gould line to the Pacific. Wal
ston H. Brown will open an Office in
the west and personally take charge of
construction.
The Brown firm has had consider
able experience in railroad building.
having built the Nickel Plate, Lake
Erie & Western, and several other
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Pe-ru-na Contains No Narcotics.

One reason why Peruna has found
permanent use in so many homes is
that it contains no narcotics of any
kind. Peruna is perfectly harmless.
It can be used any length of time
without acquiring a drug habit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

Wellington, kan, May 13=The
graduating exercises OF eighth grade
pupils of the Wellington public schools
were held at auditorium last evening.
The address to the class was delivered
by United States Senator Chester I.
Long on This Country Of Ours
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FIGHT FOR CROSSING.
Katy Trying to Prevent Rock Island
From Invading Coal Fields.

From Invading Coal Fields.
Shawnee, Okla, May 13.-From the
activity which the Katy is showing to
keep the Rock Island from crossing
the Coalgate branch with its new eX-
tension, it looks as if a lively fight is
in prospect in the near future. Katy
section men are being rushed to the
scene, superintendent J. W. Walton is
there and empty cars are being run
in to block the way of the Rock Island
men when they prepare to cross
The Rock Island is invading the
coal fields in the Coalgate-Lehigh dis
trict and has commenced work on an
extension from the c. o. & G. at Coal
gate to be run to Lehigh. This ex-
tension the Katy cannot block, but
the officials figure they can make the
Rock Island cross where they please
and come to terms about maintaining
the crossing.
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PROTECTION IN MEXICO.
Conductors to Ask Roosevelt to Adopt
Strenuous Policy.

Strenuous Policy.
Portland, Ore, May 13.-The greater
portion of the Friday session of the Or
der of Railway Conductors, was taken
up with the revision of the bylaws Of
the order. Addresses cOndemning the
treatment of Americans in Mexico were
adopted and resolutions directed to
President Roosevelt asking for a more
strenuous policy in behalf OF railroad
men in Mexico were adopted.
The government control of railway
rates by a commission was discussed
and resolutions favoring the appoint
ment of such a commission will be sub
mitted to a vote at today's session.
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President Blair of Topeka responded.
Rev. c. NJ Sheldon, Topeka, delivered
the convention address on "Opportuni-
ties for Young Christians" The con-
vention adjourned till Sunday even
ing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

Salina. Kan, May 13.-The st. Jo-
seph, Mo, Commercial club. hfty-six
members. arrived here late Friday
from the west on a trade trip. The
club had its band and remained here
about an hour. after which it left for
the east.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

Manhattan, Kan, May 13.=Nearly
500 excursionists from the northwest
ern part of the state came to Manhat-
tan Friday to inspect the Kansas State
Agricultural college. The larger por-
ton were teachers and students who
contemplate attending college here.
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HAD TO HIDE IT

A mother wrote US recently
that she had to keep SCOTS
Emulsion under lock and key
her children used to drink
it whenever her back was
turned. Strange that children
should like something that is
so good for them. It's usu-
ally the other way. SCOTS
Emulsion makes children
comfortable makes them fat
and rosy-cheeked. Perhaps
that's why they like it so
much-they know it makes
them feel good.
SCOTT s. BOVINE. 100 Pearl su=st New York
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for years.
no oral
after threeb Twas
completely
From M
similarly afflicted"
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$3.50
Fort Worth and Return via Rock
Island System.

Tickets on sale May 16 to IS. final re-
turn limit May 31st. Two through
trains daily, leave Topeka 1:2O O. m,
1910 a. m, arriving Fort Worth 7:2O a.
m. and 7:40 p. m. See A. M. Fuller for
any further information.
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Skin Graft Necessafv.

Several weeks ago the small son of
George Martin, the plasterer 1O1 Syl-
van street, lost part of his foot when
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

Excursion Sunday; May 21.
Kan. City and return. $1-25. Santa Fe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

c.
N Y N.
is Commander Of sverd s. g. a R. Dept
trust in lis
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Excursion to Kansas City.

Via Rock Island, Sunday, May "A,
s1.25 round trip. Train leaves $3.50
a. IA.
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acoTr 8 BOVINE, ~ FsaH su.st. New York
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22

Har 1 staden Dor en- fru, som har Diet
mycket bra l ala ~afseenden - Diet ha
nu, for resten, nAstan de fiesta fruar.
Men tror nj, att hon Or mold? Mel.
Och anda har hon tire barn = ALA go
da ting arc tire - hennes man har in
tie blifvit adlad, fast han ar en- franz
staende karl - hon har trehundra kro-
nor I manaden till hushAll och toalett
och sommarnoje eller badortsresa
hvart ar. Men tror nj. hon ar mold?
Hvad will hon da ha for en- ~lefvandes
kalfvadans? Hon will att hennes man
skall IA "Vasen."
Mar dratselkammarens ordforande,
gamle Peterson, fick den harf0rle-
den, blef den har frun riktigt sjuk.
Hon gick till kojs och sa, att hennes
dagar voro raknade. Diet Or mojligt
att hon hade raft. / ALA fall har hen
mes man nog raknat de glada dagar
han haft sedan dess.
Och hon har gjort gillen och hon
har bjudit ALA fruar, hvilkas man hon
tror ha nagonting att saga, pa "kon-
dis" med katie, vim och tartor, och hon
har staff | bazaar och latit sin 19-ariga
dotter salja kyssar till b~orgmastaren,
som dock sag raft sotsur ut trots Diet
billiga priset. Men "vasen" drojer
fjerran. Och hennes vaninnor tycka
att hennes vurm ar sd kdmisk: Diet ar
ju int hon, som far bara den, mar den
kommer - ON den kommer. Men Sc
sadana a vi menniskor!
TICKER du ON mjolgrot? fragade
Anderson mig en- dag 1 arets winter
liga Juni.
Naaj! sa' jag bestamdt.
- Tucker du ON vykort? sa' han.
Jag stirrade pa honom.
- Ser du, hustru min har satt sig
for att hon ska ha de fiesta vykorten
har i staden. Hon har nu nagot Oliver
5000. ALT hvad hon kan snala in pa
hushallet, anvander hon till album att
satta vykort i. vi lefva para pa mjol-
grot och kokt stromming.
Jag rackte honom handen.
- Hur kan Diet / den wagon sta till
hos dig? sa han tveksamt.
- 10, tack! sa jag. vi ia tacksamt
emot ALA vykort = Diet ar treiigt att
Sc igen trakter, der man varit eller
ON hvilka man dr0mt. Men ON NOR
snalade in pa maten - da skulle fla
sket vara stekt! Men har nj dublet-
ter, sa kan du ge mig dem!
- Ar du toppig. karl? &c bort EFT
vykort! Hon skulle hellre &c dig en-
af vAra toser ON du vore ogift. Hon
lefver bara for vykort. Och vi andra
af mjolgrot.
Henrik Wraner.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22
Hvad On kylnna kan.

En- qvinna kan saga mel" och sta
yid slit ord. Hon kan ocksa saga
.nej' sd lagt och undfallande, att Diet
betyder ia.
Hon kan formera en- blyertspenna,
ON man ger henne god It'd och manga
b~lyertspennor.
Hon kan dansa en- hel matt med EFT
par skor, som arc iva hummer for
sma, och ha "fortjusande roligt'.
Hon kan ga forbi en- modehandler-
skas skyltfonster utan att STAMINA -
ON Diet CALLER att komma ned till ia
get / raft It'd.
Hon kan promenera halfva natten
med EFT skrikande lindebarn pa armen,
utan att uttrycka nagon 0nskan att
slA ihjel barnet.
Hon kan satta varde pa en- kyss at
sin man sjuttiofem ar efter brollopet.
Hon kan Ida orattvisa och f6ro-
~lampningar + aratal och glomma Diet
for en- enda vanlighet.
Hon kan bevista en- h0gmessa och
sedan beskrifva hvad hvart enda frun-
thinner 1 kyrkan hade pa sig, ia, hon
kan t. O. m. saga hvad ingangsspraket
var.
Hon kan sta och Sc sin man lugnt
! ogonen, medan han hasplar ur sig
nagon alldeies omojlig historic ON hui
ru han "blifvit qvarhallen pa konto-
ret, utan att hon med en- min f0rra-
der, att hon vet att historien ar logn
fran borjan till slut.
Hon kan lata EFT butiksbitrade stap-
la upp varor till EFT varde af 500kr. och
derpa k0pa en- tradrulle, som hon be-
gar ia skickad hem till sig en- fjer-
d~ingsvag derifran.
Hon kan = men hvad tjenar Diet till
att fortsatta. En- qvinna kan CORA
hvad som helst och CORA Diet bra. Hon
kan pa en- minut CORA mera an en- kari
pa en- timme, och CORA Diet battre.
bet firms bara en- SAX, som hon int
kan riktigt bra - klattra l trad.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22
En visa I xGrmen.

IA, nu Dir Diet seminar och hett med
besked,
ga man utaf hetta kan rakt stryka
med,
Man svettas och pustar och %solfiadern
flaktar,
Man dricker, och anda af torst man
f~orsmaktar.
Man klar sig sd latt, ia, precis som
till bal -
bet helper Ell, man blir anda icke
sval;
Mel, svettas och plagas af varmen
man inge
ON man uti paradisdragten an ginge.
Och haret, som vi i vart anletes svett
ia krusat och brant tills vi f~ingrarna
svedt
Och lockarna voro sd mjuka och gran
ma,
Nm hanga de raka ned Oliver va: pan
ma.
TN midday man steker pa vaggen sin
Potatisen sticks der nog ock, ON man
Men den annars solstekt pa forget
man koper
Och smoret Diet Smaller och mjolken
den l0per.
Ty solen hon branner sa glodande het,
Som tankte hon steka var stackars pla-
net,
Och gatstenen branner och fotterna
sveder.
Och men'skor och dur ofver ALT falla
neder.
Jag tankt deklamera, fast rosten ar
svag,
Om "Norden" och "isiga %fjellar" EFT
tag,
Men isen da Smaller fran fjellarnas
toppar
Och svetten fran pannan den droppar
och droppar.
Da langtar jag alter till fadernestrand.
bet blir mig for hett har j frihetens
land
Och jag Wander alter till fadernejorden
Att ia litet svalka bland fjellen / nor
den.
C.. 3.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22
"AfVGn delta Skall f6rga. {
Henrik Wraner.
AT L. E. Ison.

- Du ar ung annu, suckade cyni-
kern. Han skulle ha velat tillagga:
och daraktig', men artigheten bjod
honom att icke CORA Diet.
Den unga fickan rodnade under
hans malta, leende blick. Hon kunde
icke mata sig med honom i skarpa,
mar Diet gallde att ~disputera eller att
forfakta en- asigt och Diet ringaktande
satt, hvarpa han tycktes betrakta hen
mes h0gsta ideal, kom henne ibland att
rysa.
- Lifvet ar sd underbart! SADIE hon
sakta i en- f0rebraende ton. Och Diet
handler alltid sa mycket stort och har-
ligt har / verlden. Jag an riktigt stolt
ofver nina medmenniskor, och hvem
skulle icke vara tacksam att lefva, ON
ock bara for att ia skada nagot sa
skont som delta?
Scenen framf0r henne var verkligen
sa storslagen, att hon med fullt skAl
kunde ge luft at sin ungdomliga for
tjusning. Framfor dem lag hafvet
glittrande och skimrande, liksom be-
str6dt med turkoser, och Oliver Diet.
Stamina gled deras gondol sa fin och
latt son en- snacka. Ur de bla vagor-
ma hojde sig Venedig vackert och
dromlikt, belyst at majsolen, som dro-
jande hvilade Oliver de praktfulla kyr-
kornas domer, spiror och kolonner. bet
ryktbara bevingade lejonet tycktes
fran sin hoga standpunkt stolt betrak.
ia den skona Italian. Huru manga my
ridaer menniskor hade Diet icke sett
trada fran och sedan forsvinna | tyst-
mad? Men ofordunkladt af tiden rege-
rade ~drottningen bland stader med
Stamina friska behag och med Diet utse-
ende af evig ungdom, som ar henne
eget.
Cynikern var sd mycket artist, att
han uppriktigt beundrade, hvad han
sag, men Diet kom icke hans hjerta att
kappa EFT grand fortare.
= Mar jag ser eller h0r dig sa der
hanf0rd, SADIE han lugnt, sa tanker
jag alltid pa EFT visst ordsprak - ara
biskt, tror jag det ar - hvilket for
mig ar en- kalla af mensklig wisdom,
= Ma, hur lyder Diet ordspraket da?
- bet lyder som sa: "Xfven delta
skall forg&." ia, sc nu int sd blister
ut for Diet, kara Maggie! ON nagra ia
ar skall du kanske lara dig att upp-
skatta Diet ordspraket.
Mel, nej.... jag hoppas, att jag
int skall CORA Diet! - utropade den
unga fickan | sa f0rnarmad ton och
med en- sd haftig kastning pa hufvu-
Diet, att Diet kom hennes foljeslagare
att f0raktfullt draga pa munnen.
Han fam EFT MOLE 1 att reta henne.
bet var sa latt att CORA Diet, och Diet
var for honom EFT tidsf6rdrif, en- sport.
Hon skulle aldrig u%tvecklas till en-
vacker q%vinna, tankte han, under Diet
han med ledsnad betraktade henne, ty
han horde till de manga af Diet manli-
ga konet, som fordra skonhet hos qvin-
nan. Hon var alldeles for blek, och