davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10

Pipe Of peace, Ken? Forget what
I said All in the days work. Have
a drink? That's life, old chap"
The boy snarled: That's life? II
will be death to you, you curt"
Then he lunEcd heavily toward his
tormenter. Strong arms interviewed.
In a whirlwind of events and emo
tons, the boy found himself invested
with his hat and stick and doe skin
gloves and standing on the sidewalk
outside his club. BY his side was
family friend-a man his fathers age.
so they put me out" said Ken
duly Elected from my Club-that's
what l was"
"Come-come my lad. We could
not have fight in the club. Think OF
the scandal"
Scandal! My God, 1t isn't true
my father wouldn't" the boy
choked in helpless pain and rage.
Come and have a drink, Ken"
answered the family friend
Might as well. 1t will help me
drown--that lie" said the boy with
horrible growing fear that the lie"
was true
The older man smiled a bit sadly.
They found another club and had
drink. one drink two, three, four
another. The boy lost count
Got to go home to the wife and
Riddles. You may as well go home,
too. Feel better now-eh, KEN" said
the family friend.
He was firm in his cups-from long
habit. His voice was quite steady
Home said the boy, not quite so
steadily. Home? Oh, the house on
Seventy third street. I'll go there
later Gotta couple o. things to see
to first"
You're looking at things more
sanely now. That's life. my boy.
There's a skeleton in every closet
and that fool Ramsay opened the door
of yours a bit wide. Bones aren't a
pretty sight. But forget it, Ken" said
the man who called himself family
friend"
Forget 1t! Kenneth Nelson spent
"a hours trying to forget But alcohol
Ia a grim preservative. and the white
boned skeleton in his family cupboard
grinned and glbbered by his side
through all those "a hours.
At last bodily exhaustion triumphed
over mental horror-and Kenneth Mel
son dragged his weary body back to
"the house on Seventy third street"
There was no one to welcome this
. sad young prodigal as with lurching
/ step he staggered across the foyer
| hall to the great travesty, called the
Giving rom "
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
on lie T.

HNT on hel'
l. The boys face grew
suddenly gray and old. Every
nerve tingled with pain. A sob
caught in his throat. Then he
quivered to action like a horse
about to run a race. His right
arm shot o-t, directed by the
bruised and tortured young mind
urging on its muscles.
You lie -
The man smiled but the smile
masked a sneer. He caught the boys
wrist in a trained grasp,
Don't be more of young fool
than Nature intended, Ken. What
Just told you is town talk. And you
might have hit me-and bruised
your knuCkles!"
He released his hold on the tense
Young fellow, and pulled an enamel
cigarette case from an immaculate
waistCoat pocket.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
THE WIFE,
Who was the chief cause Of
the tragedy.

SAY" said the boy, in slow Won
der you're a pretty girl, Mary, pref
tier than any Of EN- that have
money"
He put his hand on her arm. The
girl drew away proudly
Kenneth! Don't! To see you de-
grade yourself like this-it-it's too
hard!"
You iikesme, don't you, Mary?
Don't YOU" insisted Ken, with rising
feeling.
You know I do" said Mary Burk.
sadly.
Il like you too! 1 always-Iiked
you! 1 used to call you my little
kissed you once. DO you remember"
The Insult.
In his fevered veins mad blood
rioted and pounded from brain to
heart and back again. He felt con-
scious of only one mad desire in all
the world of cruel desires. He must
take this slim, alluring slip of a girl
in his arms. He must kiss her again.
His voice took on a deep note-the
call of primitive man to the woman
he would possess,
Kiss me now, Mary"
Kenneth" The girl spoke in tor
ture.
Kenneth
She was pleading for more chan
life.
I'm no fool"
His voice was hoarse with emotion
and drink He would not be
thvarted now He seized her trer1
bling arm. He drew the quivering
girl closer-closer.
Il know you don't hate me"
She was in his. arms now. He
laughed in triumph.
You don't hate me. And want
you"
His lips sought hers.
KENNETH" commended stern
voice.
The half crszed boy turned and
Faced-his father!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
BROKENHEARTED
NO.


INHT MISS FNITIHNI
am 81, and have a friend in
business and help there occasion
ally. There is gentleman fif-
teen years my senior who has
traded In the store the last six
years, who seems to think a great
deal OF me and always asks me 10
go out with him. DO you think II
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
The Secretary.

The room lay in dark shadow. The
boy stood swaying in the doorway.
His clothes We're in wild disarray, and
on his face was the wilder light of q
disoTdered mind
Darkness! then a click and light
flooded the room. Mary BurlI, Mrs.
Nelson's pretty, brown-haired social
secretary turned with her hand still
on the tiny switch that knew how to
tighten darkness,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10

There was a moment of stricken
silence. One lor~ moment. Two men
nerved themselves to meet the
woman.
She turned to her husband.
"Charlie!"
Kenneth is" the man began
his voice husky with emotion.
Eve been drinking, mother
Yes, I know. Gentlemen drink
but they do not lie" She appealed
imperiously to Nelson rs my son a
liar?"
Emily" The cry sounded from
the mans shamed and tortured soul
rs he?" insisted Emily Nelson.
Yes" said Kenneth.
NO" acknowledged his father.
"Then what he said is true
YES" 2
To Be Continued Tomorrow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
ARE YOU NOT TO BLAME?

AXE 1OO NJ u BLAME
Dear Miss Fairfax:
am 25 and have been keep
ing company with a young man
OF the same age for about two
years. love him dearly He
takes me out twice a week he
has never told me that he cares
for me, He takes all the privileges
OF an engaged man. and when |
tell him II Is wrong he only laughs
and says he has the right to do
as he pleases Now, what do you
think of him? HELEN
In the beginning you let him do as
he pleased, didn't you--hoping a pro-
posal Of marriage would follow? You
must show some Of the spirit now
that you failed to show then. Tel
him plainly that he must not treat you
as II engaged to him unless he wishes
10 be engaged.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
PROVE THAT SHE CAN.

Dear Miss Fairfax;
am n young man Of % and
deeply in love with a girl four
years my Junior. have been
keeping company with her for
three months; she seemed to care
for me, paid more attention to me
than to the rest of her friends,
and suddenly she wrote me a let
ter saying: 81 will not be happy
with you" What would you do
in this case?
BROKENHEIARTED.
Go 20 her and attempt TO prove t.
her that she can. II. however sh,
insists that she can't, try diplomacy
Accept her decision, and look for an
other girl. Hearts are often caught fl
he rebound in this way.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
CAST OF PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS.

NAoI UF ThINNITAL NI1AIlAOI Ems.
CHARLES NELSON the husband who because he is humanity
weak. loses wife children and home
MRS EMILY NELSON, the wife who forgive al
though she realizes that she neglected her husband
KENNETH NELSON their son, who is used as a of
venge by the "Other Woman" when Nelson deserts her
ALICE NELSON their daughter who sympathzes with her ia
Their and tries to bring about happy reunion
KITTY CLAIRE, "Other Woman to whom turned
for the comfort and attention he had been denied home
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
* REVEL ALTON y
BY CONSTANCE CLARKE

~ NE spelled message in the sapphire sky
Alive with stars-the other hurried by,
Not careless Of the spendthrift gifts Of God,
But hers it the meaner path to trod
One cherished high ideals. and dreamed away
The pusing hours Of living day,
The other, tired OF eye and hard OF hand
Worked out life that she could understand.
One lived for arts sake sheltered and alone
Remote and friendless gilded throne;
The other toiled, yet counted more worth while
A mans rough kisses and baby's smila
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Advice to the Lovelon
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX

proper? My friend gave me an
introduction, but only knows him
as q customer. l. e, \.
Your friends acquaintance with him
is purely of a business nature. He
lax in his morals Don't accept any
attentions from him TIL you know
him better For all you know, he may
naN.n a NNifn
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31
Woman Given llIah Position.

In Switzerland a woman has been
appointed to the chief inspectorship
Of factories, coveted; position hither-
to held only by men. This appoint
ment is the outcome of q special COM
mission which met to inquire into fac
tory conditions OF the various can.
tons. Owing to the great increase Of
women In industrial Life the desirable
ity of woman as chief inspector was
unanimously agreed upon by the COM
mission.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31
70 Wrlte a Letten.

The art of letter writing is quite
simple If you will take it In ali sim
plictty. All you have to do is to con-
Jure up a vision of the person to
whom you are writing, pick up your
pen. and-talk. When you can pic
ture face you like, adorned with a
pipe whose shape you know well. It
Is no difficult matter to find what to
say and how to say 1t. A letter is e
chat and the pen can be as eftectiye
as the tongue.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31

4 10 III &c 9


- II. ~ ~, Ill - ',.gk ~
s :, - Ilseyl & 81 ~; = q s
Is 3: \. q iDli HI "a; - ~
Dshna - = ieIiec - sSII
|it6, B cd ~ ~ fiid[s oAarE.ki
Hn1tsi GGtitrh C110 ds,1l oil
nitlv1 sGuSS rev haISS los q y
riis1 i GRITTY Catitras beln,|
Fas tint 61Sl die ca,e. require
Se61gk ti0pli tteaf tl.liE: Halls
ECSkerrh Cure - I, taken ikserpoli5 ,
selling directly ppon the blood and
mpeouas s6Efaees ol tke,s sSstels;
thereby destroying thu foundation
OF the disease and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution snd assisting nature III
doing its work. The proprietofs
have SO much faith In its Curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that il. fails to
cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address: F. G. Cheney Co., Toledo,
Ohio. Soldsby all druggists, as
cents. Take Halls Family Pills fol
constipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31

April numbers of fashion books
and magazines nov on sale at news
stand in Postal Telegraph Office.
Advt,
Van of The Mineral Bar at Car
lin is a good fellow toknow. Adyt.
5 Patronize the Postal Telegraph
Gable Company. Fastest service in
the world Advt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31
AlIEl LRRMNs.


u veSte, Winnemuces; john u
Kse. wlHnemusea: C " Jxuhs.
Paris: ,. c Tuben. Paris. j b
Cooper. Wendover; Robert Kline.
Bullion; wa Keddie. Fallon: Wn,
King and family. Gold Creek o [.
Emlay Gilroy. Cal: R " Lupple.
Salt Lake; Henry Johns. Metrop-
oils; G C Young. W. p; o Hedge
W. p; h q Harris, San francisco:
a Deal. w. P.
At the Commercial Hotel
w L Degen. Denver; H G Jeffers.
San francisco; George A Hawkes.,
Salt Lake; Leo Lowry Provo: 7 j
Crawford, San Francisco; RIA Car
roll, Keno; Jim Gianipoli. McGilI;
VIM Rutledge, Cortez: Chas. Baily,
Salt Lake; J JDundas, Carlin; Ern-
ma Bingham. Los Angeles: C H
Greene, San Francisco: b. A Solo,
men, San Francicso; M E Lewis,
Bullion; G W Hamer and family;
Robert johnson; C M Cert. 1915;
B bought. Kansas City; R w Stew
ems, Ogden.
At the Elko Hotel
Juan. B. Gutierrey, Los Angeles;
JEFF Mayhew. Sixteen Mile: Louis
Backa. Winnemucca: Joe Hneson.
Winnemucca: Bert Harmer, La
noble; Peter Bart, Mineral Hill,
New; VIM Buekskin. Mineral Hill;
| j B McFadden, Mineral Hill; J ohm
York, Deetb; Jim Riddell, Deeth
Sam McMullen. Deeth: Eugene
Puedy. Lamoille; Edwin Boswell, F
REILLY, Montello; w R Swicegoood,
Joplin, Mo-; Fred L Stone. Ogden
Utah; Il Shustlif, Ogden; Geo. D
Oldham. Fox Springs; w C Rent
frou, City,; Pete Dixon, City; Will
son Walters, City.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31
competsnf onlnlon.

S;sv Competent Opinion.
tsHYou're big, healthy-loolIing man
20 be begging for food, said the lady
At the back door.
~ Iien'A got & be big and healthy,
naiAm. % get away with the hand.
esEts nowadayE. believe met"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31
ID 4InAGal. Advf.

H. 1inall. Advf.
~ ~ sl,t I Lakse TSibans sl
usw.ltand ~ Palal Tsll raph
once lli ..lils paror.
Advt. Is
Try our Aeme cured B1eDh and
homo sesdSsed lard. Appetixinr
pure and Wholesome. Quality
Meat Market. Adyt.
Don't fail to read that master.
piece Of fiction 1.-THE Valley OF the
Moon" by Jack London. In April
cosmoPelit now on sale lat the
news Stand in Postal Telegraph
Office.
Is Howell your jeweler! If not
why noti
For Sale A lot Of fine posts and
several cords Of good wood. Will
be deliyersd ID quantities to suit.
INQUIRE Of George N. Clayton. Elko.
Nevada.
Subscriptions for any periodical
at publishers prices at news stand
in Postal Telegraph Office. We
can make sou some record break.
ing prices on club offers Advt.
Quite Probable.
Il the Lord hadn't made the little
apples there might not have been the
delicious apple sauce.-M ancheste1
Union.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31

Subscribe for The Independent.
Dot today. 5s,s
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31
True Companions,

There are some men and women In
whose company we are always at our
best, ALI the best stops in our nat
ure are drawn out by their inter
course. and we find music in our
souls never there before .-Rey. Pro
lessor Henry Drummond.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31
y 81 obporefa nnrnaan,4,.

: A New York firm OF petticoat mann.
Sactursrs failed with 500, 900 Of lila.
Utilities recently, and gives the ex-
plantation that women's skirts are so
tight they have quit wearing petit
coats. DID you know that -Kansas
City Star.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31
PIalnt Of Old Aae.

Washington Irving didn't enjoy old
age more than the other fellow. He
sighed one day: What pity It is
that when we have grown old we
can't turn around and grow young
again. and die of cutting our teeth"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31

6ix-passengsr body Il
Sax inCli Goodrich tires
Inxufious upholstery
studsbalger JiRy curtains
Crowned TENDERS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-31

DETECTIVES WANTED "A man
in each locality TO represent us in
secret service work. experience un-
necessary. Inclose stamp for
particulars. Inter-National Secrs,
Service Bureau Hot Springs, Ark.
,Advt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
6sfitemning!

airfefloffe ei til 9ooeoitGoer.
9Ioret hGIoer, Som'ren mart er
6orte,
iao 5orpeI meo al bin SoIifinspro9t.
euInes. Gage bIioe forte,
og Sfop itaar fIGot i gDloen
0rogt.
ri bar troIot poa Norf, / so og
2ooe,
Der ifaI meies, ianfes biem / Sus,
Su0s Natlir o9 5ll9leiana ben glaze
Ie0er Stemmen iom ct OrgeIbrus.
Raar ie9 beiter SG6en, bill min
Stemme,
iorme ii9 / 2obiang til Dor SUD.
ieg bans @oomilobeo bel
glemme,
Der poa Sinoi CAB os fine giiol -
Dit 0eg oe lao os impffe
Mlteret,
lao os taffe Ssitens Serre goo.
puif. at ban bar ingt, at ni er
Saltet,
Tom og lao os fnGIe beo bans 8ool
g.
Saf til Dig, Tom giuer CO iom if9nfer
6eit paa Ssit og 8Gfit til bnert ct
Srel-
Saf, foroi on lsite bore 2Gnfer,
3reIiensgei beo ieIo at os!-
6bor ieg bar Dig far, on Ipie Cont
lier,
joor ieg elifer giteraarets Rrogt =
mig, naor gintertioen font
mer,
% naar oft er flGot / Soraar8oragt.
Sobonne &aoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

oeo 5omilien Sruls electromagnetic
9eiIutning. SaoleoeS itoar Sagen
9ie6liffet. 8orilagene circulerer
ior 8ioen iblonot 9eitorefieu5 one-
rifanife Gepraientonter I'll 0%DerOeie.
lei og 9eiporelie. st moet 9eitoreI-
icsmoOe oil M ret mart bIioe al
1olot Tor at toge enoelig 9eitem
melie OH lloienoelieu % moet
mere.
Sans 5in(. Der CT 8eiicmisiton
nor / Danmarf Tor Sclifobct
~2anif 6orcnet 5uoan @}i5iion" Al
loias oettc lit Alrbcioe al 4}aitor
&%or1enisa. &enp, Der neoIG9ger lit
Gm6eoc Tor at inonic Jig belt til pr.
beioet for Snoon. Son er &eonftor
for 9Gooet a3oGo~. 1ormooentIia
oil 0}i9iionGr Sans SlnnI blipe or
oineret iorinoen ban ienoeS ITO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
Sra Cuban Wisiionen.
gf s s. ailoiiS

Com befenot ~uoienotes / Son,tor
1913 Or. grennum og 9ultru til.
ligemleo 5refen Hoie til Cuban / ri.
rita al Selifobet .Oonif foreneoe
Cuban W%tisiion" meo Sobeofontor
aal6org. Get er 10 tiaige 0onife-
rens Gpiere befenot, at 5rll 0ren.
mum forleoen oigif oe0 0eoen / nj.
rifa eiter benoes 0eofomlt, og at
5refen Stole reiite tilboge til Sfot.
LAMB meo Or. 9rsnnums Sen. 81.
ter 3ru 9rennums 9eo iremfom en-
Situotion / Cuban, Der frGneoe ben
aloorligite Ooerpeielie. 9rsnnum
flmoe banifelig bare olene oerneoe.
geitprelien bonoe oa ct efstraoroi-
nprt Meoe | Ganoers Den 10. Aug.,
boor DER forbanoleoe5 ON at leloe
Sefreturen, MiisiionGr Sans Siul
tiaigemeo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aiGr til Cuban / Giteranret. Suul
lfuloe laa iorblibe / Sitonn Tom
9rennrms Weobiplper, inotil an
Den SiGlp fan ienoes. Smiolertio
er Der iioen geitDreliesms6et | 6an.
oers fonmen Ell onoen Saftor til,
/ oct Misiionpr Sans Sitiil % Silt
itru bor melot fig iii at gna no
Tom Wisiionprer til Cuban; / Son0.
beo en- flor @ane til Misiionen paa
bette oonifelige Siospunft. Oct er
ino Meningen. at De TO %noroenoe,
fDinoeIige Misiionprer, 5refnerne
Gricfien og Tiaiib, ifal reiie mco
Dem. Oct er 9onfen at uoIenoe
Dem ole / December Monneo oper
2onoon, bnor De ioo fan fno Geiie-
ielifob meo Ell Gel en9eIife Misiio.
nprcr til Siionn. 8nrmoocntli0
f~lltter Srsfcn Hoie iia til Heiiefel'
get | 2onoon. Oct er Seniiaten, al
9rsnmtm, SiuiI oa aiGr innrcii
muliat refer op til 3oIo, ben oonIfe
s(rbeiosmorf, oa bereoer @eicn for
grbeioet oeritcos. 9omerne fommer
ioo op, ian mart iom ife ION. 9rpn'
mum fnnoe 10 life gobt bore oIenC
ocroppe, 90 en- ngift abinbe fnnbc
10 heller life ret eoot aaa meb bonn,
mcbminore Der bar ct Gift Ynr. Oct
tie fommer MI aItiammen / Oroer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Den %. Qug. 70 aor og s Mdo.
neoer gammel, al oYaralpii5".
9auI geterien bar foot / SpIlano,
0anmorf, 1913, 90 / 1868 fom
6on til Il. @. 81. Snotil 1873, oa
ban fom til 9auias, boeoe ban /
@isconiin. 5 9 9lor boeOe ban |
0onip6on County, i DC iioite 81
Mar paa Ell 5orm Sp0 for Ore.
men / Mnribolf So.
Den 8. 6ebrinr 1881 pgteoe ban
&eaina 0oloorion, og hum tilige
meo oercs 10 9ern oberlcOer bonn
6 al @ernene / @iemmet. 4 or Gil.
te.
9eterien fit ct 9fnfoIo al Sara.
Ioiis for nogIe 9tor iioen, og after
Tor omfrin9 4 Tiger iioen If ban
ct GnfoIo, Der en6te meo bans
300.
Ger iiges ON Yeterien: San bar
en- goo gGgteman6 og Sober, en-
GrIig oq oprigtig @or9er, en-
confident" 9riIten og ct t~rofait
Me6Iem Of Den Iiitberife airfe. San
oor eIlfet o9 ootet Of Dem, Der feno.
te BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

at beiege Otrs. Soniens 5orGl0re %
5ente jim Suitru biem; bun bar Dp.
ret oeruoe paa ell 6erieoiiit.
Au / nGite llge ooar &uren til
Ne6raifas 9reo5mooe. @por man
&c Der refer iorl5a &oitor Seuien
Ueo iea life. Ban moa 10 me6; Oct
or lie iaaooa At nore Eropit. N1ef
iotpligter. iiaer ct aomnsf 0ro.
get 6or ioum0et / mort mtae
N}anoifo6 Den iioite so. q cr
reiit til Soma % 0timeioto; noaIe
uar or6eiosIoie. % annr" meu.e.
oct piloe blipe for fort eli U}ai51pit
Der.
Seq bar f%orItoaet, bore lnae bar
iamIet omtrent tire Sun6reoe Dol.
lars til ct mt OrqeI / airfen, ell
imu1f @ooe, for bpilfen ri buroe
pore me9et tofnemmelige.
9iIien til o0oniferen"s 2piere.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
Yosialoals Sbn.
8eo 5. @r. 9inboIt / oSus og Si."

9osialoab. SuIton i 9@gppten,
bapoe en- eneite Sen oeo laol
&bornm. San eIifeoe oenne Sen,
iom en- Oloing elifer 2ioet, i bill
let ban enonu boaber at moe 5rug.
ten al lin llngooms Irbeioe.
San inntleoe fig itore Statte, Gro.
breoe mango gtabolanoe og arbeioe.
be Dag og giot ior at eiterlaoe Den.
ne elifeoe Sen ct blot uoltraft Ser.
reoemme og en- %glimrenoe 3rone.
Sans Wiagt bar ollereoe iteget nor.
iten iii De beieite Iinoe, oa Dng.
Iingen, iom ifnIoe nrue ben. paa
Sagten bleo truifet / Siertet al en-
uforiietig ofifiot Bil og osoe paa
Steoet.
BoSiol0nb bar ntreitelig. San
noreo tit SfGa, isnoerilog lit an.
iigt og opoeoe ben oeoe meo beoe
9oarer. Sans alaseifrig genlso til
DC iierne 9ierge; men ban iormaoe-
be life at faloe Den eIifeoe Ssns
2iu til6oge. SonS 9ienere ieete al
treite ham, me ban bsrte Dem
life. San io%rbanoeoe fit SALADS,
fit Miee og iig ieIu og ifiuIte iig /
en- mort 9ule | Sfooen.
SonIeOes tilbragte ban ire Gage
uoen Spiie % 0riffe / piIo 5or-
tpiplelie. Sans arpfter Dor oa no.
temte; ban loa u5mottet paa Sor.
ben % penteoe meO 2Gnaiel 9eben,
Der ifliloe enoe bans Sierteiorg.
gluoiclig bIeo ban ori9ibet of ct
itroalenoe 2ps. San iIog 9inene
op oa ion en- DnaIina itoa Tor fig
| en- bimmeIbIna aIponina og meh
Ell 9iGiefrons pnn Sone6et. Dng'
Iineen bererte SmItnnens Bonoe
meo ben arsnne Shift, iom ban
bolbt | Soonoen. Wpt 2ib gennem'
ftrsmmeoe SuItanens 2emmer.
&ans Sierte bIep after ftarft. San
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
Yaul Yeterien 900.

Dor Den 8. s., Marpspille, aos,,
iom %inbien6er eiterfeIgenoe, bempr.
fer, at oiosoe oItio bar eIao for
,0oniferen", Den qob BAN W9rine
for bans @onosIip, fom biit bar
mere opbt oe aote END De fleites.
IouI Teterien osbe | fit Stem
ner peo Bremen, aas., Sorsoag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

no al bans Bel iom ieg al DIN.
Sun oil life lpnfe ianmen mn0er
9Droen, oct ne0 ieg, oertil fenoer ieg
tor goot benoes fromme, ItGrfe
Sial. men BUN oil lioe life miuoit
beo Ianfen ON, at Den, bun bar
fer, oglaa Iioer. Dit aiifeosbreb,
Soaret pan NIT. ifrebet / bitter Sor9
% lGit nnoer mango, mange 8oo.
rer, logger ieg Der iuoeni. 9p9 DIT
igen % tGnf paa DIN Spn; men er
6ortiOen oso. ieno mig oct oa igen.
iaa ioritaar leg - alem % tilgip
oo, at iea iaen III / Nloeroommena
9oae lar frnoiet DIN 9ei.
S0a 9riinig".
Gen qonlIe General bgieoe iig
neo % tog SOFAS 9rep 90. oerbeo
opoageoe bon oct onoet 9rep. Der
bor qIeoet no al aonoolutteit. st
Gieblif lao ban meo oct / Saanoen
og itirre0e pao De afblegeoe Sfrift.
trGf. Get bar fprretuoe 9tar, ii0ea
bans Zinc iioit bnooe bullet poa
Dem. Sprretpbe aorl Get bar en-
lang Si6, men ban fslte / bette
GiebIif. at 5ortioen oar aIigenel
life $50. fun gent. Oct uur. ioni
on cit 8sr, Der IGnge bopoe nGret
luffet o. itrGngt, M pluoielig ban.
be aabnet iig % laoet Ell 9ur al
W}inoer itromme mo. San gennem.
leneoe after 5ortioen, ierit oenS
opbe, rige 2pffe, oens FRO pau, at
9Grliabeoen maatte ieire, ioa DC
boaroe aampe. Sooerens Ireoe og
8rusler, Wio0ereuS Bonner ogOper.
taIelier, SI99tnin9es og genners
Saon, ioo Opginelien al aampen %
Sfil5misien ior 9ioet. Soa bapoe
han faitet ii9 inc / Molitremmen,
lot aft inc poa at ninoe gere, Mogt.
8igoom, uoen at oate poo, at De
2insbGroier, ban gennem benoe bno.
De lprt at ifotte oerbeo too / 6ore
for at ena tabt. San bopoe ollroet
olt oct, 8eroen i%fotter. De beieite
9G~respoIter, 9itler, Oroener, ban
baooe omiioer inoaooet ct oitonoS.
mGsiigt" 9Ggteifnb Der Dog o1ereoe
be0 Geoen bar bIebet opIeit efter
TO aors 3orleb; men 2pffen =
Qpffen. ben bonoe ban olori1 inn.
Oct. Sons Stoltbeo, bans 9@rqer.
rigbeo bar bleben tilfreositiaet, men
bans Sierte oIorig, BET fsIte ban
M me6 nbnrmhiertig alorbe6.
~9pnf pnn Din Ssnl De TO unge
itoor MI, Tom hi too. LOO oct i
bans gren. Sa, bpoo oioIot bel
oft oct, ban fnn6e aine fin Ssn,
moo 2ioslpffen, Den nirfeIige 9ios.
Ipffel
Den eonIe General reiite fig oa
troaote ben til ginonet. Sneen bill
be / bette 2ieblif bnne folot llotrpf.
fet / bans aniigt boorot o9 folot.
Seq bar life fitnnet nGrne min
egen 2pffe; iea ifal isge at nprne
Din, min Grenq". boiffeoe ban.