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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

With eight car loads Of new machin-
cry on track, part of which has been
unloaded and set, and the addition to
the machine shops rapidly nearing
completion, the Iowa Central is rapidly
preparing to increase the capacity and
efficiency of it's general shops here.
Within q week or two the machine
shops addition will be completed, and
as soon as it is the installation of the
new machinery will be pushed rapidly.
In addition to the enlarged floor
space which the addition will give, the
Encouragement of the machinery, and
the removal of the old machines to
give space for the new ones, will make
a marked change in the interior ar
rangement of the shops building.
The addition, which has been under
process of erection for several weeks
is almost enclosed. The installation OF
much of the new machinery awaits its
completion. The machinery which the
company purchased cost approximately
$4,000, and when it is installed the
shops capacity will be Increased even
more than it has been during the past
few months. The new shop equipment
includes lathes, turning machines
borers and drills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
LOCAL MARKETS.

Prices Paid to Farmers by MARSHALL.
town Dealers.
The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties of farmers provisions, grain,
produce and poultry also for hides,
tallow, wool, pelts and skins.
GRAINS.
p. q. Benedict & co. will pay the
following prices at their place of bust
ness in this city:
Corn-65.
Oats-45.
Wheaton.
StraW-5.00.
Hay-10.50.
Swisher, Lang Grain Company, at the
Marshall elevator, are paying the fol-
lowing prices today:
Corn-60.
Oats, good-37.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
George A. Olson quotes the following
prices in trade for country produce, eff
fective until further notice:
Butter-No. 1 country-23
Eggs, strictly fresh-20.
HIDES. TA1IOw: WOOL. rr1Rs.
H. willard, Son & Co. quote tn.
following prices:
No. green hides.
No. 2 green hides.
Horse hides-2.O0@2.5o.
Pelts-25, so. 75, LOO.
Medium wool-22@23.
| Fine wool-15@17.
| Coarse Wool-19@21.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
RILLPosTERs AID CAUSE.
Flaming Paper Will Call Attention to
Dancers of Tuberculosis,


Within a short time the bill boards
of this city as in 3,4oo other cities and
towns of the United States controlled
by the national associated bill posters
and distributors, will be covered with
data, set forth in conspicuous display
type and coloring, regarding the crus-
AIDE against tuberculosis, now being
waged as never before thruout the
country.
This generous and humane conclu-
sion was reached by unanimous vote
at the recent convention of the Asso-
ciahed Bill Posters and Distributors of
the United States and Canada, held
in Atlanta, Ga. The resolutions there
adopted provide for the free use of all
bill boards in the 9,4O0 cities and towns
| for period of six months, and mean a
voluntary contribution to the cause of
humanity, thru the anti-tuberculosis
society a money value exceeding ST.
100000 If it had to be paid for at
schedule rates fixed by the bill posters
association.
! 1t is expected that the ink makers
paper manufacturers, printers and
transportation companies will also con-
tribute their material and service to
the cause, thus swelling the actual
donation to value of one and quar-
ter millions
Such is the interest being taken in
the organized fight against the white
plague and the resultant benefits will
no doubt be incalculable. The advent
of this prodigious free advertising will
be awaited with interest and when il
comes it will be studied with keen in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

be. part OF lots 10 ana II. town Of
Marshall, 81.
G. r. Gaunt and wife TO Eva Doud,
two lots in Ferguson. $3.50.
Marshalltown State Bank to VIII
liam D. Planter, east half Of lot 1,
block 2, Arnold, Shepard and French's
addition, $3.50.
| Abbie F. B. Cook and husband to
| /. o. Kemble, lot A.. block 2. Cum
mings' addition. $3.50.
M. p. Melvin and wife to William
George Buhrer, part OF lot IL, block
1. Anson's third subdivision, 81.
Eugene Wood to Flora s. Wood, both
Of F1athead,N Mont, undivided half Of
lots to 1S, block q; also lots to
and 10 to 1s, block 8. all In Woods
third addition; also part Of lots / and
8; also lot !, block /, and lot 8 in
south Marshall. 81 and other consider
atoms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

|
When you come home tired you
ought to have a good rocker to rest
yourself in. Marion Gard is offering
fine quarter sawed oak, roll seat, long
post rocker which formerly sold for
$3.50, for 1925.
| An all-day meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Friends church will
be held Friday ait the Ellis Bailey
home, on South Twelfth avenue, for
which hacks will be at the court house
at 10 a. m. to convey the members.
Mrs Will Estel, 303 Park street, was
hostess Wednesday afternoon to the
regular meeting OF the Clover Club,
composed of ten ladies. They spent the
afternoon on the lawn, with their sew
ing, and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
|
Fifteen members Of the Marshall
town Sunday School Teachers Graded
Union, recently organized, had de-
lightful picnic Wednesday ON the river
near Albion, at a point where Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Betz are camping. The
panty Toasted on catfish which Mr.
Betz had caught for the occasion.
Jam or jelly sandwiches for picnics-
The next time you prepare for a picnic
instead of making all the sandwiches
with meat. try jar of our pure fruit
jam or jelly. We have both In small
sized glass jars at Csc a jar and in diff
ferent fiavors. Jam and jelly sand
wiches will go further than the meat,
especially with the youngsters, and it
will cost you less in the bargain. Peck
ham Grocery Company.
A delightful family reunion was en-
joyed Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Esper-
sen, 500 South Sixth street, the occa-
sion being the first time in twelve
years that all the children have been
together at the parental home. The
company numbered twenty, and those
from out of town were Mr. and Mrs.
Ludwig Espersen and family, of Oel-
vein; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira johnson, the
latter a daughter. Of Oskaloosa, and
Mr.. Frank Espersen. of Des Moines.
All Were here only for the day with
the exception of Mrs. johnson. who has
been visiting here and will remain a
week or two longer. A picnic supper
. was enjoyed on the lawn.
Mr.. o. j. King. of Gearing, was in the
city Wednesday afternoon, being or
. his way home from Cedar Falls anG
Grinnell, where he has been Investigate
ing the Iowa State Teachers College
and Iowa College as a suitable place
for his son, John King. to enter in thu
fall. Young Mr.. King graduated from
5 the Gearing high school in June, ant
. his father wants to give him q liberia
i ants course in some good college before
he takes up some special work in fit
ting himself for one of the professions
0 Mr.. King is inclined to favor Grinnel
v for his son, but was somewhat dis
couraged when he came to Investigate
residence property, with a view of buy
e ing. Mr.. and Mrs. King want to NOV
s to whatever town is chosen for thei
sons college course. Grinnell residenc
r property was found by Mr.. King to b
f held at a high figure, and hard to Sc
: cure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

While the cost of living, generally
speaking is considerably higher than at
this time a year ago, the frugal house
wife can get up a good Sunday dinner,
including a variety of vegetables and
fruits without impoverishing the bread
winner of moderate means or fair SAL
airy.
Potatoes have been scarcer than US
ual during the season and therefore
| higher in price. Old potatoes, now on
sale at but few of the grocery stores
and in limited quantities, have sold
as high as 80 and So cents per peck.
Very good ones can now be had for
% to 80 cents, but consumers now
generally prefer the new, which have
been very scarce for a week, up to the
last day or two, and sold as high as
45 cents per peck "A better grade can
now be bought for 80 and they are
larger and much more plentiful. AS
soon as the rush is over among the
be fully supplied, if not overstocked,
be expected.
/ "Spuds" Late This Year.
There was some apprehension week
ago that the potato crop in this sec
ton would be short. 1t is the opinion
now. however, that it was unfounded
Like all other crops potatoes We're late
and the verdure was kept growing tic
an unusual extent by reason of the
continued wet weather. A prodigious
growth of vines resulted, but now thai
the weather is dry and warm it is
thought that the tubers will come along
and make yield up to the average
al least
Home Grown Tomatoes in Market.
In the vegetable line Marshalltowr
grocers now have home grown toma.
toes retailing at 10 cents a pound, Gu.
! cumbers at cents each, turnips an6
beets at 3 cents per bunch, with {
plentiful supply of green, and yellow
wax beans, at cents per pound. Pea.
are out of the market, the rainy wealth
err having shortened the season and tn,
yield. Radishes, onions and lettuce ar.
still abundant and cheap. Egg plan
and caulif1ower, grown in California
are on the market at fair prices.
Berries and Fruits.
Berries have not been prolific thi
season, and prices were generally high
Strawberries had short run but sol
lower correspondingly than other fruits
= Red and black raspberries are nearly q
4 the finish, and commanding Is to 2
Il cents per quart, home grown. A fey
\ duchess apples are coming in and re
tail at Is to % cents per peck.
California peaches have been on til
market for some time and consignment
of Alberta peaches are now being re
ceived. They sell at 40 cents pc
a basket. There is also good supply {
4 California oranges. pears. plums, apri
g cots and cherries, prices for whic
q range about the same as last year.
Watermelons from Texas are sellin
n at 80 and So cents for the best size
a and canteloupes command 10 to 12l
cents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
Help for Those Who Have Stomach
Tronbie

After doctoring for about twelve
years for bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly FIVE hundred dollars
for medicine and doctors fees. pur-
chased my wife one box Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
which did her so much good that she
continued to use them and they have
done her more good than all of the
medicine I bought before.-SAMUEL
BOYER, Folsom, Iowa. This medicine
is for sale by all druggists. Samples
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
THlRTY-Two "PAck" GUNS.
That Number Have Applied for coun
ty Gun License.

UP to date thirty-two persons in the
county have applied for and received
one Of the new state hunters license
from the office of the county record
er These licenses make 1t lawful for
their owners to hunt any place in the
state in season, but Of course give the
holders no special privileges on private
land. 1t is necessary for the owner to
carry the license with him when he
hunts, or he is liable to arrest for
failure to do so. The law authorizing
the issuance of the licenses went into
effect July 4. AT present there is no
open season on game, nor will there
te until Sept. I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
OLD RELIABLE SPICES.

Maltese Cross Brand Tried and Found
Good.
You can not prepare delicious dishes
without pure and wholesome spices;
we have them all. Just the thing to
decorate your kitchen cabinet Sprinkle
top sanitary cans, 10 cents the cam.
G. J.. LANDER,
Old Reliable Druggist.
Corner First avenue and Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
cAPRoN GETS EMPIRE.
Moving Picture Show Bought by John
G. Canron

MOVING FIctUF6 Snow Bought by John
g. Capron.
Negotiations have been closed by
John g. Capron for the purchase of
the Empire Theater from Eadie &
Ward, who have owned the place for
several months. Mr.. Capron has ar
ranged to take over the lease of Mart
& Bailey, who are managing the prop
erty. Mr.. Capron has also closed an
eight years lease with Mrs. Sarah r.
Lucas for the first floor of the build
ing, which is occupied by the show
room.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

Marion Gard Is Offering a fine BIRDS
eye maple rocker. bannister back,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Bradford and Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Jones went into camp
at Timmons' Grove Wednesday for a
two weeks outing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
NEW MACHINERY FOR
SHOPS IS AL HERE
ENLARGED CAPACITY OF GEN.
TRIAL SHOPS ALMOST READY
FOR OCCUPANCY.
WILL INSTALL EIGHT
CARS OF MACHINERY

Addition to Machine Shop is Rapidly
Nearing Completion, and Some Of the
New Machinery is in Place-Rest to
be Set as Soon as Room is Pro-
vided. l.,.l.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

tereat, unquestionably, for the whole
country Is becoming deeply interested
In this great humanitarian movement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

Real Estate Transfers.
W. W. Messenger and wife to g. g.
Bell, lot IL, block 2, Swayze's addi-
ton, $3.50.
George H. Beebe to Harriet r. Bee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
VEGETABLES MORE
PLENTIFUL NOW
POTATOES VERY SCARCE A WEEK
AGO, COMING IN QUITE
LIBERALLY.
PRICES DECLINING
AS SUPPLY INCREASES

Old Potatoes About Exhausted-New
Crop Fine in Size and Quality and
Retailing Now at IS Cents Per Peck
Home Grown Vegetables at Fair
Prioes-5erries Scarce, Prices High.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

You can get a quarter sawed oak
finish rocker, which was sold at So, at
S6.75 now at Marion Cards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22

Thought will hold a picnic Sunday
next in the soldiers home park, to
which an invitation to all spiritualsts
Of the city has been extended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
WHITE SHIRT WAISTS
An Unusual Chance to Add Shirt
Waist or Two at Prices Cut One
Third.

We are showing some new shirt
waists at prices that are thirty-three
and one-third below what we ought to
get for them. They come in white with
embroidered fronts, all over embroid-
cry, Dutch nechs, piped in colors, lace
Dutch collars, and many other trim
mings. This is beautiful lot of white
shirt waists. Come in and see them.
ORLANDO BAXTER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
TRY THE OLD RELIABLE.

Queen Louise, exclusive, Perfume, Re-
fined, Refreshing, Lasting.
It appeals to all. Used by society
leaders, actresses and the smart set. A
trial will insure your daily pleasure In
"Qusen Louise, get 1t from the old
reliable only.
CT. LANDER
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-22
The City In Brief
Attend our dig July sale at Painters.

Mr.. c. H-Hull went ito Webster City
Wednesday night for a short stay on
business,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

g9iterne fit Saar | Sooeoet iamt Ell
bleoenoe N9ie.
Smiioer bIeo 8enoormen fra III.
lerup bentet. oe ferit oa ban fom.
IfaffeOes ser 60 til geie. 8%elefon-
arbeiOerne bar ole SieneItebue og
.Sreie.
lllfcbBl. 5Orbinoret Sotppcri. =
(0bbpit.) 3a 9igen hos @aaroeier
Serqen Sdmiot / Sunosmnrf for.
leoen oeo MiOoagstio ifuIoe no for
at malfe, ioa bun, at en- al Seern(
bar pao Sci til SenOerboro, trnffei
al Steo al en- ufenot ManO. Slun lsi
bagefter og roabte efter Spoen. &c
9oen berte oen fenote Stenme, ltrit
teoe Den imo0, oe Oa 9igen MI inc
benteoe Monoen, Hap ban Soteire
og Lob fin 9ei, efterlaOenoe aoen | D.
rette Senoer. Sogen bleu melo
til BoIitiet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

enssIfers greO fra ROrOilesOis.

Oct blot uobreote ipotDife glao
,5ranffurter 3eitune" inoeboloer ira
lib til anoen y9reOe fra Noroiles-
rig. 5 set Iioite Of Oisie 9repe, Der
II Oateret: y8eooing / Oftober", fri
Der ben tpife 6orfutter blonot nn'
bet:
Acknowledgements Meolemmer
refrutterer zig for Iterite 9eIen al Of
noroHesbigife 2anbfommuners bel.
ftnereoe gonoeitaro, Der Itaor pac
1t forboIosois beit 0anneliestrin, of
reg bar oplepet bit interesiante 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
49, CURVE
Fountain Pens

Fountain Pens er va-
sentlig for skelIige fra
~almindelige Fountain
Penne paa Grund af
tile Lucky Curve som
like findes | nogen an
den Fountain Pen. Var
men fra Deres Legeme
og Luftens Udyidelse
/ Beholderen presser
like Blekket nd / Til
ferselskanalen, naar Pen
men er ! Deres Lomme-
alt paa Grund af the
Lucky Curve. Saa "the
Parker er en- renlig og
tjenestdygtig Pen.
Lad den wise sig we'd
Brug. Bed Deres Ksb-
mand ON en- Parker Pen.
Salger han dem like
saa send os hans Navn,
og vi viii serge for, at De
faar en- til fri Prove ! 10
Dage.
Burg den i 10 Dage.
Saa dersom De er til
freds, KUN DERsOM DE
Err TILFREDs -k6b den.
Tolv Tusinde af de bed
ste Ksbm8nd / Landet
forhandler Parkerpenne
fra 81 so og 0pad.
Mr.. 20H-lig Billedet,
forsterret, koster 81 80.
Jeg vii ogsaa sende
KataIog og en- nyttig
Lomme Device we'd
Modtagplsen af en- 2
Cents Frim@rke. Skriv
efter fri Preve-C Coupon
dag.
GEO. s. PARKER, PRES.
PARKER PEN co.
1874 MILL ST.,
WIS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

ben gei ifal laeees til gette, oeO ieg
life. men ieg ilonr min 2io o9 5or.
trpitnine til en- beiere Nagt. Der
aipes ingen 9ilbagepenoen fra ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

Spnocr. = ll6el6reOelig iinOsiDs.
Sernnrenoe observation-disclosures
Martens 6leo for to @ar iioen iat
fat Iom iigtet for unoerilGb og6alif.
Oct oplpites UNDER 5orbgrene, at De
Ioeane 9eIeb fra De iiOite 5 qIar Lob
op til $4,000 Morf aIene al areoS-
ipgefasiens 0iiOIer.
Soao Ger ienere er oplpit ON ge.
oraeerens 5orbolO / tiOIigere aar,
er life fommet frem for OffentIigbe.
Ben. 0erimoo pofte BET Opiigt, Oa
Manoen pInoielig ififteoe 0pboIOs.
Iteo fra 6engsIet i 6Iensborg til
SinosipgeanitaIten / SlesOig. enonm
mere Spiigt oil oct IanoipnIi9ois
pqffe, at Martens, ifsnt ban leper /
i'm 5amiIies Sfso i SambOrg, MI al
InItaItens Autoriteter er erfl9ret
for ubeIbreoeIig iinosipg. Da man
life fan Itroffe en- ponOitti9, oil Gets-
iagen imoO bom oentelig 6lioe bGpet.
8ette maa b%eflages. Iaa meget me.
re iom man oerpeo gaar Clip al Ell
0pInsning ON Manoens 6orbol0 til
Be 0ouife 0otonter fer / Ganen for
en- Snes aor ii0en, ON bois Mis.
ligbeo Der 0engang pmte0es aoifilIigt.
Oct fan hoppe feile. at Ell in0eaael.
De lln0eriegelie / Oenne Retniue bar
6raat eaer funoe briu9e aoifilIigt
Stof til geie al %oiientli8 Snteresie.
mener ngeitilesoi9s Ei0enOe@.
gpjeas Gmesn. = Sra eauO6rn-
act. Isl. Nm I'll 5roos for, at ot
MI er noe o0er Miotcn al 0ftober,
itaar Der efonn eufelte Steoer en-
Del aorn poa Morfen. Oct er BOO
en- llnotagelie, mar en- ManO Der
paa ganen, iom eier en- iterre @aar0,
bar 80 2ps noe. SanoipnIi9beoen
taller melt for, at al ser Seo oil bli-
be soelagt, oa oet 10 regner npitef
bpcr Gag.
3na @runO af BET uitaoige &eir
er man fun faa Steoer i9roig meo
Augi9oen; BET er ogiaa fln iaa,
iom bar neutrality-suspicious. tilel-
oebragt. Hoebsiien bar for iao plot
fun begpnot, JON man bar taget et
9es biem efterbaanoen til BET oaglige
grue.
SfGr6Gf. SoroefGro. (Smo.) Sen.
Dag ben II. Oft. iorofeIteoes paa
ben berpprenoe airfegnnro Siulma.
ger at0ers Seffen. S Siemmet BAD
engen,
linden ben gamle S9oersman6 unoer
aloffeflang bIep barren op til 5rime.
nigbeosfirfen. Gen ny imutfe Strife
bar noiten fplot af BET fore 5glge.
Otter Aiipn9eIien al Ell SaIme taIte
gaitor Ssrgenieu oarmt o9 inOerlie
ON ben afosoes 8roslio. Genere tai.
te 9aitor 8baoe 9eterien af 6a0ers-
lep ON oen itore 9rofaitbeo, Der par
iao fenoete9nen0e for ben afoe0e. Ger
Iefter forrettaoe 9aitor Sergenien
SoropaufaItelien, og 2iget 6ares op
paa a~irfeaaaroen. Sognefirfensalof-
fer tao, men til @enanlo le6 5rimq.
nigbeosfirfeHs. Oct par ben fgrIte
SorOefpro, ser foregif fra oen npe
airte.
Sgnber. = Sil gobaricl. Der op.
|treoer i'll. ngetiIespigif 8ioen6e"
Sen iioite Sio trin6t omfriug paa
@arfeoerne | Ssrtugosmmerne tpife
Seitebanolere, JON eper georagerier
paa ben Waooe, at oe betaIer en-
HeIt al ae6eiummen me6 en- gefiel.
iom ienere bier iig at ppre uiqI9e-
Zig. 9eOrageriet er lpffeoes ct 9ar
8ange ber paa Mnrfeoet. 5orleoen
Dag er Ell at oisie Seiteprangere
bleoen anbol6t | 5reoerifsftoo, boor
auppet par Ipffeoes / TO SilfqIoe.
Ger ifnl efsiitere ct 6elt aomplot
at ben art @aptppe, iom moaife,
naar bet fommer til Stpffet, ilet life
fan itraffes.
naermp. = Slemme 8rbllnpsgr-
tier. (Dbbpit.) 8eo ct grpllup, iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
SfntlpiatrinOeus selenOelie

Olutptuttli"lhc
glonot oe berlinife Sfueipiaer.
in6er par inotil for fort 8io iiOen in.
gen iaa faao % mnnter, ingen mere
Dnoet for i'm aoifbeo emo SeOoi8g9an.
gcl. 90 M er ben liOli9e Game ira
Scenen Iiqeiom ben oanife aaIOs-
fpQe 9(nna 2arsien bIeoen religieit
Daft og bar foriaget 9eatret.
9ette. at en- ferret SfueipiaerinOe,
DER meo 2io o9 Sipl 9if op / fin
aunIt, forIaoer Scenen for i'm eros
Sfplo, er ct @roblem, iom 9laoene
m~6erfaiter ben melt opbiin0i9e Dref-
telie. 8rofesior gilbeIm 0itpaIo
ifpufer enc ogiaa 9egioenbeOen Ell
aronif / y9erliner Gogeblatt", b0or
ban ieaer pipfologiif at forflare
! Omuaioelie" / Alminoeligbeo %
0cn berlinife SfueipiaerinOes i Ger
oelesbeo.
uariiteligt Oo9bIo0" ~ifriper / ben.
ne 5orbmoelie:
SeSuio @olaeI bar D9ret un0er-
foitet utaliae Snteruieps og bar meo
! I,or Irirunni0hen ti0talt Tia ON line
GralOe til at forIa0e 5cenen.
o9porIeoes git oct til" ipurgte
Ell Sournaliit, nat De iaa pIuoieIig
forloo ben auuit, Der bar %inobragt
Dem Ioa me9en 9aaifennelie og iaa
megen 9ere?"
,8eater og 9gre2" iuare0e Se0pig
8aneel. Gen, ser bar iaa BELT og
uOelt Dict Jig til Scenen iom jeg,
maatte til iioit odd' inSer. Oct er
bel life for 2siers Sfplo, BET beooer
ON Seatret, at ben. Der forip9rger
fig til BET, bjemfaIoer til 5orranO.
neIie2"
oWten boorfor fom BET ioa pltoie.
ligt2" peo6leO Sournoliiten.
Seobie @angel beItreo paa BET 10.
rigite, at BET par ifet pluoieIigt.
naaereOe for TO aar iioen faiiebe
ieg ben geililtning at forla6e See
men % geroet % trn6e min 5reI-
iers 5ooipor. qna bpilfen MaaOe
oct ifnl tie, ueo ieg BOG life en0nu.
8pgtef OH, at ieg pil trGoe mo I
n5reliens Scr, iaDner imiolcrti0
al @runo. Seq bar ganife pitt bel.
ta9et | oeres Meoer - oct bar Der,
ieg bIeD onft = men y6reliens Seer
er in9enlnn0e min 2e6eitierne. Zen
5orpanolino, Der liot efter IiOt er
fore9noet meo mig, fanot fin 0Grito
ueo oeres 9eOemgoer, men oerfor
tpnfer ieg bog life pna at ilaa inO
paa Oeres 8eie. @no afltiffer mig
iiof min Sci. SEQ bill fsl9e ariitns,
ieg bar bert bans yieit. 0anr ban
mig, feIger ieg. Sntet boloer
mig tilbage; mar ieg bar opgipet
5amilie og 5iem for at tiene Den
Seieite, bIiner aunIten oct, oct foiter
at ofre. Gro mig, Der finoes
Der mango 6riiteIier til Spnol"
Se6pie @angel fortp1er, at bum
lin geilutning ON of lutte
iig til ariiti gefenoeres Gpffer peo
Sfueipiaer aleran0er Gtrofoid's
gegrapelip.
Strofoid be6e ganife pluoieli9t
ltoen foriioganenbe Sne6om. San
bapOe / lit 2io altio bait fulot op af
oenne geroens Sober, og bette bapoe
oel giort fit til at boloe BAN ira at
ofre fin uosoelige Si9I nogen Tanfe.
Ssrit paa 9eosIengen bapoe ban
forftaaet, bporleoes Menneifene bar |
guno og @runo, og bans iioite ORD
par Song Gears: ylltafl lltafl"
vDa ieg faa aiiten blipe i9nfet t..
Soroen", ptre0e Sebuig @aneel, uoo
leg iaa be omfringitanenOes freni.
Sorg og fremtpunane 9on-
.er, fit ieg 2eoe for Menneifene. Sea
,ilOe life l9noere uGre meo | bette
inlife Spif, oe oa ioritoo iea, at jeg
baooe funoet ben rette gei
zen gei, efter builfen icg iaa lGnge
)npoe ipeioet. Eaa builfen MaaOe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

@ei, olorio mere bill ieg oerloe tilbaee
/ ben gamIe Se0nig 8ongels Sfif.
f%eIie."