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Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20
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1t was a darkish night with a stiff
breeze blowing as l picked my way
through those quiet streets that lie
between Islington and Dalston. Just
as ! came to the corner of street a
strong puff Of wind whipped off my
new shiny hat as neat as need be and
dropped 1t in an area. This was GER
tainly a nuisance, but not without
remedy. l rang at the area bell, once.
twice, thrice, but got no answer.
sounded the lions head knocker. once.
twice, thrice, and got no answer. Then
i looked up at the windows and saw a
bill announcing "This House to Let"
and noticed that the shutters were all
tightly closed.
1t was too dark to read the name of
the agent and I was about to knock
at the next door to learn where I
could procure the key, when, to my
establishment, the door, as l happened
to lean against it, moved slightly in
wards. l gave a gentle push and
walked boldly in. ] CROPPED my way
down the kitchen stairs. I tried the
kitchen door; it was locked and the
key was gone. I felt about and found
the back door leading to the area; it
was locked and the key gone. My best
plan seemed to be to pick the lock of
the back door, If I could find an old
nail or bit of wire. So l crept up
stairs to the back parlor and CROPPED
my hand along the mantel and window
frames, but with no success. I had
noticed under the kitchen door the
glimmering Of the light of a fire, and
decided that the house must be in
The next moment l stumbled
against wooden stretcher or bedstead.
] put out my hand cautiously and laid
It on a mans head. My tumble
against the bedstead had disturbed the
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20

handsomely. They allowed me ter
shillings a week and Kitty takes care
or empty houses. We contrive tC
scratch along, somehow. But come
Jack, you've never offered your brother
your hand yet. Let me shake your
hand, even If you didn't care to light a
candle"
! stepped forward and gave him my
hand.
'Lawk, Jack, why your hands al
most like a gentleman's hand! 1t
amt so soft as dressmaker's or a
haberdasher's; it's about equal to a
master-builder."
"You seem to know all about hands"
I observed.
"Ah," he answered with a sigh, 'that
comes Of want of eyes. When I had
my sight took no note Of such things,
but now I've a delicate touch. I wish
Kitty would come back with that sup
per. I'm getting throat hungry"
"Are you afraid Of thieves here?" I
asked.
"Why?"
Because you lock up your kitchen
and back door. Can you tell me where
the back door key hangs?"
at don't hang anywhere" replied
the cripple. "It's in Kitty's pocket"
"And the kitchen door key?"
''In her pocket. They're all in her
pocket"
Here was another disappointment. I
must wait until Kitty's return and face
her boldly. l was interrupted in my
reflections by my companion, who said:
Come, Jack, strike a light and take
look at your poor brother Bob. You'll
find the matches in one of my shoes
and the candlestick Is under my bed"
lighted the candle and saw man,
about forty years of age, lying on a
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20
ROMANCE OF A COAT.
An Old Clothes Dealer Whose Kindly
Act Melted Him Twenty-Five
Dollars.

The world Is full o. romance. There
are persons who deny this, but there
are persons who deny God and CRAWL
tation. Romance is not confined to
novels and the hearts of girls. It
crops out often in strange places and
sometimes in austere natures. But it
is not often that romance Is found
in the pocket of a cast-off coat. How
ever, this story proves it. The story
comes from New York. A dealer in
old clothes, asserting his collection Of
"has-been" raiment found in the pocket
of a coat that had seen better days, a
letter. 1t was sealed and addressed to
lady in an aristocratic part Of the
city far removed from the section OF
the city in which the old clothes man
lived and worked. He laid the letter
aside, thinking that some day when
the spirit moved him and times were
prosperous he would stamp and post
II.
Perhaps It was several days later
when he had occasion to call for a
bundle of disowned apparel in a part
Of the town near the home OF the ad-
dressee of the letter. He took the
missive with him, called at the house,
was brushed aside by the man at the
door, but lady emerging at that mo-
ment, he handed the letter to her.
She tore it open in great haste and as
she read it bushes Redeemed her face
and a happy smile spread over her
lips. She folded the letter, put II in
her purse and handed the "old clo'
man" IS note. He felt that he had
not only done good deed but had
been rewarded.
A week passed and a dapper, we'll
groomed man entered his shop. He
said he was the original owner OF the
coat from which the letter had been
recovered. He said that in the letter
he had proposed marriage to the girl
he loved and thought he mailed It,
Receiving no reply he believed that he
had been rejected and left the city.
He had recently received an adorable
reply from the young lady with an ex-
PLANTATION as to how the letter had
been delivered and-the wedding day
had been set. All this ne thought was
due to the "old clio man." To the man
who had rendered him such good SER
vice he handed a $40 note.
The moral of this romance is "do a
kindly act when you can" Another
moral might be drawn from the incl
dent, and this Is: When you write an
offer Of marriage to the girl you love,
be sure she gets the letter.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20

small stretcher bedstead in the middle
of an empty room. His face had evil
IDENTIFY once been comely, though now
disfigured by scars. His eyes were
closed, so if there was anything re-
pulsive about their appearance l didn't
see it.
"You are able to wear shoes then,
Bob?"
cay, but you may notice they're
made of cloth and three sizes too big
for me. l had a neat foot once, Jack,
and l still wear shoe when l can. l
don't lie here like mummy all day.
| sit by the kitchen fire."
How do you get up and down
stairs?"
Would you believe it, Jack, she
carries me. l dare say you thought
her a rough one to look at, but she's
just the woman to suit me. She's as
strong in the back as a brewers horse.
If I'd had the pick of the county OF
Middlesex, l couldn't have married
kinder hearted woman. And she mar
ried me for love. 1t was after the ac-
cident, you understand. Some said she
married me for my pension, but know
better. Jack. Tell us about Van Die
mans Land, Jack, to pass away the
time"
hesitated, for I know about as
much about Van Dieman's Land as /
90 of the moon.
"Ah, see how it is, jack" said the
cripple. You're ashamed, and no
wonder. like you the better for 1t.
But you needn't mind now. You've
served out your seven years and as |
always said you was young and led
away by Bill Hawkins. And, Jack,
he added, confidentially, we've always
kept up the notion in the family that 1t
was poaching. 1t sounds more re-
spectacle than, than-you know what
"But I say, jack" pursued the Grip
pie, transportation can't be as bad as
| it's represented. 1t has softened your
voice. made you talk better and given
you quite a touch of quality. You were
roughish young blade when | bid you
goodbye at Milbank penitentiary. dc
you recollect how Bill Hawkins jeereo
YOU because gave you mothers lit
tie clasp Bible?"
Here was pretty position for q re-
spectacle young fellow to occupy. Fol
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20

sleeper and he called out: kitty, Kit
ty, Kitty, l say, you amt come back
without him?" / stood perfectly still
and held my breath. After considering
a moment. | took a half-hearted step
towards the door, when the man in bed
cried out in an excited voice: That's
a mans step! My Jack, is it you?
All | see, you wanted to surprise me.
1t is you, Jack, amt it?" He said
these last words in such beseeching
tone, that could not help answering:
at is"
= "Then where's Kitty?"
81 hope to see her presently" l
said.
Gone to the cook-shop to get some
thing in honor of your arrival, Jack.
l wonder what twill be. Maybe an eel
pie with baked Eaters, or a plate OF
savory beef, Or a dish of billed tripe
and inions; ah-h."
"You seem to like good eating" l
ventured to say.
"Why, Jack, my boy, it's one OF the
few pleasures l have left. Thank GOO
nv appetite's always good. And when
& mans lost the use of his limbs and
can't see out of his eyes, he makes the
best use Of his stomach. I'd ask you
ashamed for you to see what battered
hulk I've become. Twelve years ago,
when you emigrated, you understand
me, Jack Che said this in shy way,
] was as handsome and well growed a
man as you'd wish to see, wasn't l,
Jack?"
you were"
"And now I'm a useless cripple"
How did it happen?
"Whatl you never got Kitty's letter
directed to Hobart Town, Van Die
mans Land? And hasn't Kitty told
,, you, coming along in the cab?"
mot a word"
"Ah, poor girl, she didn't like to
grieve you. Well, the powder mill In
which / was working blew up-they
mostly do every five years-and blew
me along with it; blew me up a good.
looking, active chap, Jack, and dropped
me down a miserable blind cripple
AS he said these Jast words his voice
failed him and he shed tears.
"And how do you manage to liver
"Well, Jack, the firm behaved yer!
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20
HOUSE OF ROMANOFF.
How the Family of the Present Gear
Got Its Power.

The recent turmoil in Russian af-
fairs brings to mind that Russian SUI
premacy, like that of many other
countries in the past, has been found
ed on the sand. The history Of its
rise and fall is that of other dynas-
ties, and once more we are brought
face to face with the fact that "the
worm will turn" for history Is fast
repeating itself.
Chief Ruric was the first Russian
ruler Of any Importance. He founded
In S62 what afterwards became the
Russian Empire. It's chiefs were call
ed Grand Dukes until HOO, when the
title Of Gar was adopted. A little
more than two hundred years later,
the Tartan invasion of the dreaded
Gengis Kahn laid Russia almost I'm
waste, but Ivan the Great, conquering
these MOngols, again restored Russian
integrity.
The Russian rulers, up to the time
Of Peter the Great, generally died vio-
lent deaths, and in our own days. and
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20

As unto the bow the cord IL
SO unto the man Is woman:
Though she bends him, she obeys him.
Though she draws him, vet she follows,
Useless each without the other.-Hiawatha.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20

When you buy Wing Piano, you buy atwhoe-
sale. You pay the actual cost Of making II with
piano, as many still do-at retail-you pay the
retail dealers store rent and other expenses.
You pay his profit and the commission or salary
Of the agents or statesmen he employs-all these
on top Of what the dealer himself has to pay to
the manufacturer. The retail profit on a piano
is from SIS to 5000. Isn't this worth saving?
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-03
ID Answers To Them.

.It 8t@fNN KITE ,3f HNH FE4 iEtAt
! Of five men; that they are responsible to no
being bonded. 7ao u
rsr than they have now none greater than
responsible to the people themselves once
the money under their control is protected
he Treasurer and of the Comptroller, both
Blve sums Of public money; that no improper
bless five men conspire together, and this is
|ublc servants should suddenly turn thieves.
Z will build up political machine Of which
Attorney General, Treasurer and Commits
to perpetuate themselves in power for the
ra8 noH ai lao@ y
BID up a political machine; that no political
~ unless they so construct it as to keep in
% officers; that the primary law takes care
! them the sole power Of selecting officers.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-03
Ninth Page
THOSE WIZ OPPOSE, III

SIX LARGE n. AND, SYN DICTATES which own
threefth of area and whose objection is based
solely playground thatlthe cost Of draining their
own lands will 4 S,o sSa,a IN sap s.,
h THE RAILROADS which claim under legislative
grants, improperly made ALI of mot yet
IooIA I1 ieb1hE oAdfA AoNdN y5ltk aga83N0aBl0m as
oeeded eN hla1roh NIi3ho1 ansn5e Nimpl oal1a5
~ THE TIMES UNION, owned jointly BY the Allan
tic Coast Line the Seaboard Air Line and the Florida
East Coast Railway the three principal railway lines
in Florida. smsd sljoS al goga n go6,g3s sM sbaog
MAJOR ALEXANDER ST. AIRaABRAlGs,
the who has made more reckless statements per
haps than any other man who has ever occupied the
attention of the public iii this State ia @~o ,aSs
COL. F. w. POPE who publicly acknowledgedon
the stump that he was paid BY those who opposed
drainage to make speeches against ito $3.50 olaD
EDITORS OF NEWSPAPERS, some of whom
have accepted the favors of corporations and the bal
ance Of whom have given no time TO the study Of this
question so as to enable them to comprehend it.Jmm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22
@earif Sbiems 8csrapelie.

Senrit SbIens 8earabelie fanbt
Steo 5reoas ben l. Sum- fra sre>
foIoigbeostirten til Den fore 9irfe=
oaaro: o@or 5reIiers @~rapIuno"
gbriitiania.
Ser fnoes Senrit Meraelanos
@rdb meo oct Monument, Ser reis
ifes aaf tatnemliae Sposr uoen for
0oraes 0renIer", Der finoes ogiaa
M~inoesm9rter pper Wefbapsn, Q(ss
bisrnfen. Sans @ube og flere ans
ore at Norses betenote Mano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22
6orlfeaigt.

9j9rnes y q t. Gn 29ge peo
Hapn Spit5ta ofentligger / ct mez
6icinit 5iositrift en- R9tte Stuoier
oper6jRrnens 89gt.
nj GeIultaterne fan anfpres: @e0
en- GammenitiQing at 9j9rnepGJ
ten for en- Hette fremragenOe Wiano
tommer ban til oct 9eiuItat, at
@ennemfnitsp9gten for 0isie uoger
1473 eler fra rs til 125 @ram
mere emo Den f%oriteaige 9ennem<
%lnitsbagt, Der er 6eregnet for Gos
ropRere.
SEQ alminoelige Wennei ter be
9Dnoer 0j9rneo9gten aQereoe at az
tage meo oct 55oe 9epedar, peo
fremragenoe ferit beo oct 650e 2epe.
aar.
8eO @ruppering efter 8alo piIer
oct fig. at Representatives. for De
matematiife 8ioenifaber bar Iterit
o%j9rneoGgt, ioet Sen regelmeslig
uoqjoroe 1882 Gram. Oerefter TOM
mer Statsmeno og 5eltberrer me0
en- 8ennemfnitsb9gt at 1890, 3es
prGientdnter for oe ifenne Sumter,
5iloiof o. T. b. meo en- @ennems
~initsbast at 1882 Gram og snoeIig
Raturforiferne meo 1444 Gram.
9eregnet efter Nationaliteter itdar
oe 5oreneoe Stater gberit meo en-
@eonneminitsbeqt for fine fremras
genoe Meno at 1918 Gram, oeref=
ter tommer Storberitanien meo en-
@enneminitspeet for De betboeli1e
Menb at 1913 Gram. 5bffldno er
hummer 8 | &Gffen.
6porleoes Sr9erne r.
beiber. Man re9ner, at ct eneite
tort Ggetr9 b9ber 1875 Senoer
@ano op at Soroen 6ber Mdaneo /
BEN Sio, set itaar I 2pp. 9enne
Suetigbeo forbuniter iaa after og
|tiIferes 2uften.
gne Sr9er arbeioer paa oenne
maube, liseleoes Mofer o9 bper
file plants | Sfpbens Orb, aft
bette birfer Iom Referpoir for @an=
oct, oels peb at 6ebe set OBJ, og
oefs beo at afaipe set til 9uften.
Waar ct eneite Sre uofsrer ct
Iodbdnt Mrbeioe, fan man tenfe fla.
hpor meget en- bel Sfop fan pirfe
'boooe I 6enieenoe til Opiugnine
|os til NeoiIaa e1er Mean.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

oenrit Sbiens @rap itul per- lu9t
ganIte for zig ielO pua ct al SRI
oepuntterne, life langt ira 9ans
8u0es.
Yeo g%egrapelien talte Sognepreit
Gbr. gruun; Der bleo afiunget Ell
at Sd. Gaspari ~itreben aantate.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22
500 BeIonntng %1Oo

Ttiie Qlabs gdiere biz bare ~iorHsjtbe oper al crfart
OF Der I hfi ninbiie er en- trpatel Sngooni. iom Ntetn
ftnteI tr biepeti StaHo til al furere ole beHs GIN
bier. "a bet or Qatafrb. Halls Catarfh Cure er rel
tnsile oirfeltge peIbreotIiesinlobtI. SdaeiiaHoen t1et'
ber. "a aatarrb CT Ell ioHltItaiionel SD9eoni. tn.brei
ben td oniiltutinHel gebdnbltng. Hairs caiarrh
Cure inlts tHo. ptTstr bireiie poa globei % Sittnbin'
berHei Sniieuiet tilinieigisr berpeb GpQboninitus Var
faJ "a Girer Aatenien Sturfs BIO at opbpqae aoniilt''
t.pnfE "a hinlpe ylaturrn III al glere ut Hrteioe NtffHt
bar ina iHtaeH 1iltro III bets belbreeeHot 6rafi- a. %
hlbnhsr Ct bnrbrtbe collars for hpert 2ti9ibf Hrru
tfEnf U,ehIun life berirter 1elbrebeiie. Ct '
gi0s ca 0tbnesbpro. 9ilitrio
Il. 8 ebenep& y. EDisn' .
edges hos Apotatfesf.
HAfis Family pIiis sr he lfhfiE-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

Il npDbenoig Mpje. Der
ar ire Sing, jeg unOrer mig oper",
iag0e engang en- abeter: yfor oct
ferlte, at 0rengene er laa f~or6ippens
paa at fate Stene pp / Q@beltr9ers
ne; tbi bpis Q@blerne laoes / Ro,
bill De not Falbe neo at fig ielp. 5or
Get anoet, at M9noene er faa OPP
fatte paa at FIRE arig og Tlaa BIN
anoen libel; t6i o9iad uOen arig
bill 0e0en life glemme IN eneite at
Gem. Og for set treble, at piger~
ne nutil0ags %ftrejfer ON paa So
oerne for at labe fig beffue at Ser
rerne; bleb Sc bjemme, bilbe Ser
rerne npt inofinoe Jig for at fe Dem
6er."
5pb0igt. Gn banoelsrejienoe
meote en- anoen og ipur9te BAN,
bpormeo ban bdnoleoe. yWteo Sorz
itano", lpo Spdret. yNao", bem9r>
teoe Den fprite, nfda er BET maaife
berfor, at De alorig BAR preper
meo!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

Oct bliper Iaaleoes ftebneibanz
CERT for ct 2ano, ON Stopene bliper
neolagte, ioet baaoe 8lima pg Nfs
qrp0e pil lioe oerunoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22
DEN me SGpoeoot.

Den nDe 5tpoeoot. 9eIe
9oeen 3. SUM- balfurte fore Stas
rer til 2angelinie, &~sbenbapn. for
dt taee / 9jeipn Den fsrite !Salpz
Del al 9urmeiiter &c Wains SIN
6ebof. Der Tom BERTH | 5orsoars.
Sat peo Sen laa De TO blaabGlteoe
Glabeoampere, Der bar bugieret Den
berop.
3 Qrbet al Mdane0en bsntes Den
anotn og ftgrre 9alDoel. iom iads
leoss pil blibe opuntret peo 2anges
linie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

befgesr, fortjener ogidd 5reoerttss
FUND og Omssn at meoresnes, itris
Der gar. 9gbl."
Hu / 5oroaret er Der lige roen
for gnen opfert ben Iddfdlote Stall
rez9apilion, bnor Der finoes en- /.
alasies Reftuurant. Og fra bpis
9oeeia man bar en- imut noiigt
orer qanoIfobet meo Den imilenoe
SsfefiorS % De berlige StoDe, Der
omoiper Den.
Geosfofo. 9irettpr / attie'
felifatet .Det oberieiite aompdgs
nj. @rosIerer 5. Mittelien, sr for
leben sfter langere Sios Spgoom
ofooaet PEG OGDEN.
1oenrigsm iiteriet.
Cant. iur. Otto @aoiteO er tpn-
fitueref> Tom asiiItent | lloenrigss
miniiferiet fra Den /. Suni.
6pfz og Stabsretten. gu
ftitsminiiteriet bar uon9pnt Gdno.
iur. q. s. 2iittsn til Qsiiitent uns
Der Sen fig. 2anosopers 6ofs og
Gtoosrst.
So. mai. 8ongen8 $40
feIzoag. pau @runo at 9ofs
forosn feireoes 6s. Mai. aonsens
Ssoiels6de Sen 8. SUM / iterIte
Stilheo. Sra oIe Offentlige oa
manqe pripote g%pgninger, ira Sit
bene / 6abnsn og pau Reoen ia
oeoes: men ellers iaas Inlet 8e9n
poo 9aoens 9etpOning.
Sm 6ormiooagen mp0tog aon=
gen eptsnifning at fine SI9gtnins
&c. at l6ofets !6errer og 9dmer
FAINT Slottets 5unttionGrer. en
Monaoe pragtfuloe 8lomiier og
talriae telegrdfife abtsnifninger
fenotes / 0ogen 2rb til Chariot
tenluno. ligeiom aoitigige Soffet
~neritadenoe 9amer og 6errer inc.
ftrer oeres 9apne paa Den frems
laate Cite.
ST. 61a iamleoes Den tDngeli8e
Samilie pda S%orgenfri. bpOr aron=
p%rinsparrst bolot 5amilietdfel.
.6elliq OIob" antom 8. 8.
SUM til 4pbenbdon og fortejeoe peo
Q5eitfajen. boor / 5orpejen IS. j.
2ietgen@ benligger. WeO Qmeritds
oomperen fulote en- Del CONNER
beisqenoe, Iom mootoges at SIegt
% 9enner. Operrejien babOe p9ret
normal, % ingen at De om 8oro
parenOe bopoe ct gjeblit perei
onaiteliae for Sfibets 8unosa9tagt,
Der 10 6eler life er foruroli9eno'
flor.
9imeligbis bill oct efter enot lloz
l%nsnine afgaa til Dun5ig og fda
oen repneoe Blade e%ritdttet at en- np.
9rr6ag G~ftermi6odg BIZ Der
Gss oo 6anoelsretten blipe optagst
6ortlurine at Stibeis adptain m.
Il. ON ben formentlige @runoitgh.
nina | 9ronelebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

Commercial. 9irtefigt8afa.
dorleoen fortoges @ulg at 7 he
Observation-Disclosures, 4 tradOte al
efter 5ur, De 3 bar llofpIonings
palg. @algte blep 9srteI 2un0 at
aaitpraa, Gbr. s. Gbriitenien at
5ommerTteo Gtop, SEES Serenien
af Commented Station oa SEES Gu
oitIen at Cert, aGe for 6 @ar, pg
/ Steoen for to bortrejite Og en- afs
opo MISREPRESENTATION palgtes
Sans g. 2~orent3en at Commented,
0ans Qnoerien at Cert og Niels
.0ielien at HesTs Marf, oisie 9al9
qeloer for 4 qar. 9tne De 7 Oalste
er tirtelig= og friiteligiinoeoe Meno,
en- bpem man tor bente, at De peo
gipen 9ejliqbeo bill borne ON Wos
oersmaalets aet / airten, %IfriOer
.Mo6ersmaalet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

Sto il@@ioN" NHDfN@
SpnoergaarOs Sig / Rprene peo
SobannesoalfiOen at 9dmmen, og
peo 2s5ioen fanotes aiget at aons
mis- S9miot; De er altiaa funone
tetop otte Dage efter at ulptten
ltete.
= 8eisningen a oW
b iemmet" tilenoebrin9es ferit |
Morgen, oa aranien bejieS, itrioer
bridesmaids" for %. Wlaj. VII
lereoe iioite Onsoag bapoe nan be-
opnot at rejie 3gmmerpGrfet. Jors
tpifningsbluoet, Der ipnes at e
iteot til bette 5oretagenoe, mener,
at Der blot er 8oliger at fda for
.troenoe". Saa blot pioes tan en-
6per, Der snltsr oct. fdd en- 9ejlig,
bso / 9jemmet. a%oniortiet ipsr9er
lite ON @eotommenoes 3ro; men
man optager naturligpis life 2ejere,
ON bpem man foru0 peo, at De
pilOe fOrItprre Roligbeoen i 6jems
met.
Gn fiafoen aIsper*
9it for 8pen lite lan9t
fra N%altrupbej, itdar en- Slipper
mart meo en- 4fgrsoe, Der at 2ano.
memo betragtes iom Ell Sarfpn /
bette pau uI9obanlige 5rooigbeb
eters life loa fattige 5oraur. alp
peren naar alereoe Us. MaD til
op ober &n9erne, og Den bill anita
gelig bptie life Ida liot for 6es
ten, oa ben enonu life bar fat
glomit. Den lptfelige Gjer at
nenne Msnitermart er @eitgiper
Sans 5beoe / 5aoerslep.
5lens6org. 5Gensborg Serns
p e RI, tioligere aeinbar6t og
Meismer, 6olot fotle0en Ndrsqenes
talforIdmline. Qarsberetningen for
1865 opbiite ct lige Idd ubel0igt
9}eIultot iom De foregaaenoe Qor.
5o6ritationen al Gentrifuger CT
iulOitenoig itanoiet, og 8orbinOels
len meo De noroilte &attelobnsfas
briffer bar biotil life brdgt no9en
nepneperoig Bor0el. Stemnin9sn
blan0t 4ttionererne q at oisle
@runoe temmelig trDttet. Sa9ferer
2ieOte tritiIereOe iom Repraientont
for nogle 4%ttionRret, at mar bapoe
opgioet 6abritationen at Wejerimd
itinerne uoen at Iperge General
foriamlingen. Nu, TO Qar efter N9s
oronin9en, bar bele @ttietopitalen
ganet ta6t. Com Meolemmer al
.9ilipnsraaoet paletes 6r. g. Seld
her at Spen Oa aoniul Marr at
Berlin. Isl. ap.)
6ielItrup. SfoGps. Borleoen
.Gftermiooag peo 7z5iben opItr9m.
meoes 9eboerne at g%ranobornets
~ubbggelige 5oner. Der bar no
.bruot Sloles pos eanobolsmano
Soer SanOboIot / 5jelltrupreo. 81.
cen inoFr9nteoes Dog til en- gams
mel oaoe, ipm laa / umiooelbor
R9rbeo at De andre 9pgninger. og
trugtes til SpbeOaring at 9r9no>
iel.
Stanget a EN- Snr. Ia
Mdlteregter 8drl Maoien, | Sic
neite bos @aaroejer Sergen 9rom
/ 5jelitrup, forIeoen Dag bar /
Serb meo at panos Sbren poa Mars
ten oS piloe tdae Ell 5jernetDiit,
iom bar blepen inopiflet | 3eiret,
no at bette. for Spren pluoielig
les paa BAN. faiteoe BAN til Sor.
cen, reo 9eiten itu og tilfeieoe BAN
Strdmmer paa 8enene % I @nIig=
let, bDorpaa Dog 5bren fierneoe fig.
aarlen bar maattet fsge 9egebjaIp.
MelemaIs. 8rooi9e @ress
(9bbpIt) @Ge 9etinaels
Ter er for Suan0en for, at grass
ganaene. ielp be aloite, fan bore
sooe. Oct bar bberfen manglet pad
wiilobeo eler 8ugtigbeo. Der fin
oes De @rasmorter, bbor areotns
rerne net life fan f1a 8uat meo set
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