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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
Q . The Manicure Lady q q
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

- AN afraid me and my playwright
iriend is going to drift away from
each other" said the Manicure
l-'e' i amt sure yet that the worst
mas came, but it looks as though the
'''"Hs OF the ways amt far off"
Don Z he take you around enough?"
1,Aa" the Head Barber, knowing her
.LieSs Tor journeying around the city.
IN, that amt it," replied the Mani
cure Lady. Il haven't got no kick at
~ q" me way he has took me out
nave went to nearly all the thea
S and he always ordered swell sup.
S after the show No, it amt that
al" devoted enough, and he looks
almost as tender as he did when
.. seen that We loved each other,
'1 mat amt what's the matter with
''s angel face. He has went and Joined
actors club"
.. .''a YOU he would do that" said
me Head Barber. e
Well, whether YOU told me go or not
-. las went and did it now" said
-1ah4cure Lady, and now he is
r- me mutual alteration society
s.s7o Of spending most every even
u.s. q" my company, he sets down to
., -~. club, telling the other members
wonders they are and listening to
.'.asts. Those folks certainly hate
''-ts and each other. don't they?o
laey have to say d few kind words
''eh other" said the Head Bar
Tie dramatic critics pans them
"'hg brutal most Of the time and
... ..eS try to stand on d busy cor
cops fans their coat-tails with
and tells them to move on OF
here is some big league actors
gels retted by the whole world.
.. DON'T fnd them setting around
throwing bouquets at each
'." afraid they are going TO spoil
.Hrman friend altogether" said
"',"ae Lady. Until the last
SEQ be was So modest that even
Save him compliment he would
. "i rea Dog The face. bun now
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

laughing to split his sides 1t was Koljs,
Annals brother
so you kiss each other" he said with
grin. well, am going to tell
mother"
Il hope you viii show yourself man
of honor" said Lapkn
GIVE me a rube." said Kolja. con
temptuously and | won't say any
thing"
Lapkin gave him a ruble and the
boy left, whistling significantly.
The next day Lapkin gave him two
dozen buttons with dogs heads on them.
The boy enjoyed this new source of rev
enue and followed the lovers every
where to getsrnore presents. Lapkin and
Anna could find peace nowhere; he was
everlastingly at their heels
THAT little rascal" Missed Lapkin, be-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
KOLJA =.
. . .

TWAIN INVAOVITCH LAPKIN, a
handsome young man, and Anna Sa-
Il blitsjka. a young girl with pug
nose. were sitting on the bank Of the
river, fishing.
81 am so happy that we are alone at
last" Lapkin began, looking cautiously
about. Il have so much to tell you,
Anna. When | saw you the first time |
understood at once that I had found
the goddess to whom l might devote
my honest, laborious life-it must be a
big fish knew Immediately that
loved you passionately-don' pull it up,
let it get better hold of the bait-I
implore you to tell me if you think you
might return my love-pull in now,
quickly"
Anna gave a little scream Of delight
and pulled up her line. a small green
fish was spluttering about in the air.
Suddenly it slipped Off the hook and
fell into the grass.
Caught.
While they We're hunting it, Lapkin
as if by accident, caught hold of Anna 5
hand. She tried TO pull it away from
him. but it was too late. Lapkin had
already pressed his lips against it. Ate.
the first kiss another followed, and II,
two young people forgot everything {,
talk about their everlasting love. Bu
there is no perfect happiness in thi
world.
In the midst Of long kiss they SUD
denly heard loud laughter. They jumpe
apart In the water stood a naked boy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
Politeness.

Two physicians, who met for the
first time at a reception, were already
well known to each other by reputa-
ton, although each advocated a spe-
Cial treatment Of which the other dis
approved. Said one loftily, as he
shook the other by the hand. Il am
glad to meet you as a gentleman, sir,
though I can't admit that you are a
physician"
And l." said the other smiling.
am glad to meet you as a physician,
though I can't admit that you are q
gentleman!"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06


Is served morning
Every family individual which varies
according
appended
domestic dish
The familiar
as Family Stew ! In-Iaw, a follows
select
keen
Almighty
mother-n-"w for this
against everything to o
selected
her into the
bubble o cover
Then
ohe OF interference In
an unlimited quantity of
sinful waste Of
downward career with
SIfSE mat although
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
4 LoUe STORY
Q

tween his teeth. 80 small and yet so
wicked"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
Melancholy, DeSpOndent Women

are always afraid something is
going to happen" and will natu-
rally see the dark side of every
thing when tormented by head
aches, backaches. dizziness, nerv-
BUSINESS, the tortures OF a displace-
ment, or an Lucrative, inflamma-
tory condition. Such women should
remember that for more than thir-
ty years Lydia F. PinSham's Veg
etable Compound has been the
safeguard Of womans health and
restored more women to health
and happiness than any other
remedy, and where there is health
there is no melancholy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
BY MAUDE MILLER.

1T LIKE you,' said Ruth Shepley.
You have no paint on your
face Oh. what is the matter
with the girls of to-day? Is it their
minds or their ideals that are all wrong?
'One or both, / thinker they would
NOT tint their faces i'm rainbow hues.
and then complacently march out to
show the world the immodest result.
Yes lmmodest! For l think painting
'Do face and wearing waists that are
only cobwebs and not waists at all
equally immodest. Immodesty means
Advertising your charms-and it isn't
charming not one Bit"
sat back and prepared for an inter
esiing and unusual chat We were in
Hut1 Shepley's cozy dressing room at
The Gayety Theater in New York. The
lime was tween acts of that jolly farce,
Nearly Married"
Thin Stockings.
Do YOU know l often wonder what
Viii become Of the next generation
and the one after that she said. L
am afraid We will be a race of con-
sumpuves if We are not very careful.
lust think Of the way girls stand
ehest sunk in and stomachs protruding.
mat chohes the lungs and gives them
DO chance to supply themselves and the
lungs with good, fresh air.
Then consider thin stockings and
pumps as protection against pneumonia
IN rainy fall day, The present fash
Ion on waists Of cobweb tissue hurts
heaIth and modesty alike
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

beamed with happiness while Koljs
cried and begged
Later Lapkin and Anna confessed to
each other that during the whole period
Of their engagement they had never
had a happier moment than when they
pinChed Eolja's ears.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

home till six-thirty," or mother says
that a woman should stay at home all
day and attend to her house instead
Of going downtown like you do"
mother says you spend too much
time doing your hair; mother says
that she is sorry to see that you are
wasteful and that you use your best
china every day
or course II little higher flavor is
desired you can stir in a sister-in-law.
or two mothers-in- law, but one in-law
seasons it up quite strong enough for
the ordinary palate ana makes per
feet family stew
The second variety is called Family
Stew la Financier. This also con-
stitutes the daily food of most fami-
lies. who prepare it after this rule:
Take a family with champagne
tastes and a beer income, or else a
husband with a paddock on his peck
OTIS and an extrayaEant wife thrhvv in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
More and More.

tween MS teeth so small and yet so
wicked"
More and More.
Throughout the whole month Of June,
Kolja never allowed the lovers to have
a minute to themselves, continually
threatening TO tell on them. always de.
handing presents, and at last he began
to say that he wanted a watch. and
they had to promise him one
Matters were standing thus when one
day in July Lapkin asked for Anna $
hand. 1t was a happy day, As soon
as the two lovers had received the bless
ing Of the parents, Lapkin ran down
into the garden to find Kolja. He al
most cried with JOY when he caught
him by the ear. Anna came running
up and pinched the other ear and they
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
The ChAbeau Chic 9 9 3 fl fl
By OLIVETTE.

q ns as Eoo o@sssnn 6 ns~ j: sn ,Sis
most original chapeau Pari-
sienne on the right The brim is as
narrow brim can be on the right,
and as high as it can be on the left,
where il extends to just three times
the height Of the Tam o'Shanter
crown. Caught TO the high inner
brim on the left are two splendid
fans of ostrich and an aigrette OF
numidie
This hat of mole gray velvet on the
left shows the sharply turned-up brim
which is finding much favor in Paris
this autumn.
The underbrim is Of soft velvet
the top may be either of velvet or of
plush, or even Of felt cloth to match
the suit with which il is worn.
A cord Of the velvet edges the brim
which widens and turns up abruptly
at the left. where II is trimmed by
quill and down curling plume of soft
mole colored ostrich.
For wear with afternoon gowns or
with a tailor-made suit this hat
would be particularly appropriate.
You will find it most attractive
when made entirely Of the mole gray
velvet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

Now, l think beauty is wholesome
health. plus modesty plus naturalness.
Eight hours of sleep every night, sim
pie food interests to keep you from
getting morbid and plenty of brisk walk
ing ought to keep health in order. Be
sure to get enough sleep-eight hours is
necessary to rebuild and relax after the
days work Then walk-a mile the first
day two the next, and so on. until you
can just sprint off your ten miles Flow
ing blood and red cheeks will result. The
Scotchman can digest his oatmeal be-
cause he is out in the bracing air so
much that his system can conquer any
thing. Plenty of sleep and plenty of air
assimilated during long tramps in all
kinds Of wind or weather will make you
capable Of digesting oatmeal. Try it,
Be Modest.
"Then be modest. Modify the fash
ions to suit yourself as to becomingness
pretty if her immodest clothes are
arousing thoughts that are not pretty.
For beauty is in the eye of the be-
holder"
Now. a sweet. happy face. glowing
with health and free from WEAKNESS,
must rise above a modestly dressed
body. We agree, don't we? And for
final touch to the beauty we are trying
to create, l would add that as the face
is natural and free from the artificial
aid of paint and powder-the manner
most unaffected-honest and natural,
too"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

Attendant lin British Museum)-
This book, sir, was once owned by
Cicero.
American Tourist-Ps haw, that's
nothing. Why, in one of our Ameri-
can museums We have the lead pencil
with which Noah used to check off
the animals as they came out of the
Ark.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

|8rso"; men set bier fig, at ban
fun @filmer": Do 8irfeoommer
|Splom bier Jig pan bet fongelige
|9beater, bliber alt % ollie iaa for
ifreffet, at enoog Sc imaa gngle
paa 9nppct flpper cres Sci. q
an6et moriomt 8ille6e iftlorer
Marblls iom @eii0ensitao, bpor alt
er blepet fongeligt. Sen fongelige
&ofbarber beibrger MI r&ronrag'
ningcn" til / ST.
9ermeo CT ct, lille Del at u8lef=
iprl,tten"s Sn6bolo i%fitieret. 1il
:5lutning ct ser iom ieoponlig en-
lang &effe vMeur1eppinere", Sc fle=
ite life inrbig moriomme. Ser er
en- al oe beoite:
@aar &lans meo 8orgbierg pao
@alei,
ct ban biit ingen ltor Gtrateg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

9(gncte bapbc, li0cn 8grge bopoe hcipgt lin Tpoe=
In. telton6ig goaet meo 6en Ianfe. at FUN piloe
1frine til ban,, n1e1 enb11 haboc ban life lfrcpet
lin Aorcsie til 0orelorene; to 8repe bar Ser fonnaet
lioen hons 8eleg, % ban %fortalte, / bpilfen 9op1
han lao, men hpprti( Rcijcn oerefter iful6e goo, ifrcp
ban life.
50 hro6 lfl,l0e Aanete bel ogioo ifripe 1u efter
oisle mango Nars Torlsb? Sum bi0lte Set rpppc
ielp, men 11o9et moatte Gl1n ifripc, bbao BET loo EMO
bIeb! Sum pil0e begpn6e mes at on1tale oeres
@arnoon1, og FUN piloc iortr(le. hpor tappcrt bum
hooce fnn1pet for life at tro, at ba1 bar en- Tpp,
troos olle gepiier,1e, io11 blep logt fren1. Sum bap=
Sc arooe og te0t Gor @erre len0e Fan1 bjen1, for
at hm ielp fl1noe bepiic lin l11fpl6igheb, men ollie
banoc Sc iogt: r@epiierr1c!" pg BUN pil0e iortGl=
lc ham ON lin &ciie til Berlin og ON, at Ser bar Ell
oer11eoc, lom bopoe frtet til benoc Gum bebepeoe 10
life at lige. bre1n Set bor), men at bum bap0e iDarct
g'ei.. for6i b11t1 olti0 tnnfte poo lin 8ornooms be0itc
Sen.
M}en So ssrgen ioo en6elig la11ge, 1enge efter
fom n1eo EFT Moresie, iom1 gialot ferte Stprmano
Rsrge @ran6t paa uSictoria" og BDen por Ell
@opneita6 lanet borte i 2iten =, ga las @anete CIT
bel lang sften for at fun6e Oro til ct 8rep; og ga
bun enoelia loaoe Set iommen og ~foriegleoe oct, itoo
ser fun:
Seq bar cl6rig troet, Oh bar en- Tpp, 8erge, og
jog bar life CLIENT, bpa0 0u iagoe til mig Sen iiote
sMfter, ri Dor iatnmen: Set er 10 for Sin GfpI6,
lea ajsr set attainment"
Scr billet fra
Mgnete."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

5eIp ipntes bun ienere, at 8renet bar oltnt, met,
MI bar oct 10 afienot, % bun maatte finoe Jig !
1elgcr,,e. Noget anoet eller bcore bapoe bun, life
funnel finoc paa, iaa MI fit 9prge tenfe, bpao fan
pil6e.
So bper Sag oenne Sis, raar @prfct bespno,
te at lagge liz ODER 9pcu, gif Mgnete Ell Sur no til
SC fienote Stceer. bpor BUN og 8prge Joni Vbr1
bapoe Ieget lamrnen; bun gift 1e6 ODER &ongebaffen.
% naor Jun lao De 8srn, iom I'LL oenrc Stnter
tumleoe fig Ser meo 6eres SlGoer, orpr1te bun Jig
fin egen 8ar:16o1 tilbage, % bun ta11oe ltaa l9r1ge
90 lie pao Set glooe Slot, inotil BUN meo 9aorer !
giet begop fla hiemao. gller bun gif ben til aaren.
iom / observation-disclosures las Sen lille 5tle % ltrtt=
fcoc. Ser fun6e Mglete alori9 blipe trgt at at bore
8srgcs Mooer fortelle ON 5pnnens @eieg; g(gnete
piloc pioe alt, % Mfooeren i%ortalte, bpor bn1 bopoe
liooct, % bpao fan bapoe iagt. 50 @gnetc io ltille
% hsrte poa og iaa Sa1terre 8erge for Jig; og
hrn lmilc6c %lnffeligt, noar &arcn lGl tc Sgnne,1s
@renc bit for ben6c.
@aia bar Steofortrn6cr i Sfole, for Ell ing SR=
rcrinoc, ioa &uren og @gnctc bar 1om oftelt ale'1e;
men Gil @itcrn1iooag fom bum Iorer1oe IND / St1en
til SC to, fa1teoe Mufie og &rape paa CT Stol %
1attc Tia iorpuIlct 11e6. ioet BUM ifpnote Jig at 1ort9l=
Ic: vMu, bpor jeg oog bar labet for at naa bie11,
inoe, 81, gif, ga,,ete, for leg tr1,fte 10 nof, at OH bar
Der poo ocln, Sis, og jeg ipnteS oa, at ieg p1loe
perc Sen igrIte til at iortGlle ier en- stpbeo. Gent
icr: lea CT 6lepe1 forlopet!" So Ntojo loa Jig ONT
mes ct benrpft Smil.
uMen, Wiaia Sal" fom Set itillc fra @>ooercn.
Or oct boo III Moooc ="
vs2Sa, lille Mo'er, jeq n1aottc nirfeli9 bape bet
forto!t mes Set ian1n1e," lagoe bun % gf ben o9
loq6e inbjn,igreroe Nrn1e,, ON Mooere1s Sails, "o1
lfirnocr life, bel, lille Yfo'er? Tor gjpr OH Dc"
tilfeic6c hll,1 lccuoe % true0e mes %Nil,9ere,, Loo
flpgter ri til CIT ebe Q % fommer olori9 mere t1lboge
til icr igicr!!"
Scr nna1 n1aoife ipprge," ip,,rgte &arcn mes ct
Sn,il. rbpeln ser ioo or Sci, 11opolgte?"
Set fan b1 bit cllcrs mart aGttc, Mocr!! Get
er Ghriltian @rogh!"
N(onetc pcr aloo pco, at Scr 1Gltcn bar belt
,1prft / Stl1ei1. loo Mo0er % 0ottcr life fl11oe &c,
Gpor f%orlfrrffet bum h(ep, 6o Moia nupnecc 9brt-
ltions 9}upr - Gbriltion &rpgb, iom 6c1bes Uooer
%111istul1ftc for --
e(ouctc fonl til at ruitc. @lu1 hopSs 10 lopct i'm
Tobcr life r1e> ct Orb at pmtalc Sen l(noerlpoel1e,
ban al Stil6co bar iaong meo; men bpor f111oe
hui, oog pore tous Ill., oa bum bertc, at %oja bopoe
gipct lin @jprliehco til G%hriltion?
Ga 500 moottc bu1 tic! Men mes lin Uooer pl=
Sc br1 tale, ioa mart bun fom hjcn1 oa Ianete
ifpnhtc Jig at taae slfifco. Sum fpseoe Sel1inoe'
poo @iubc,, Oh bpiifebc tonlplt: ~5il 9pffe, Wtojo!"
9Fc1 So 5lr1 Tom 1ocl1for. rp]tcGc bun beorppct pao
6opcoct.
Stoffcl: lllc Maju.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
Get por fort otter 9tptanr.

>Cl uWI lull elItl Vt4u
llocnicr ~brirpleoc 5necn lpitigt omfring %
falot hlsoc, tettc Trl,g poa &ulenes Gage og neo
pao Go6e,1, brnr oc1 lom ct tpft. hpibt 2gppe hlep
%li9ge1,oc, i11otil rogle el1lige Soitroaler tltteoe 1rent
gicl,>1em Sc bloo Sfper % %iorlpNte of lnelte Oct
bpi0c Grffe: men %lSrolte11 lialp til. og Sneen blep
%liggenoc 11ocn at brpoc Jig ONT SoleaS @trooler.
1Srolte11 brffebe &uoernc mco SSs6lu1nlter, Ser gilt
rcoc &i1terlrle1, men fer bar Sole11 oe1 %ltGrfelte:
Ss6lon1lter1e lmelteoe, og 1o 9je1aen1 &1oen ira
GoglieItl,en ioo &renons %alporlige @nigt efter
Gbriitian &rpob, ion1 fom uo fra Fofbulene oerrpre
i Nuorncn poo Sen onoe, Sioe @oben.
@rpsicrcrca bopoe bapt @uo eitcr &rogb; 11
n1ootte Scr talcs % banoles.
Gbriitio1 Glen ltaocn0c Ipren og bllffe0e for
lin Gbcf; Ser por ,,oget Deficient oper Gbriltta1
arogb, lom1 aron1on bioti( bnnoc lat Eris poa, men
1u %irritercnc set bon1.
v9,,f Gpre,, oa tog &laos!!" iaaoe ban torift.
ioet ban oob1coc Scr, itore Sopeobog, JONI loa paa
@oroct. % tog no9le lsie Eapirer MS 6eroi.
Gbriltio11 lotto Jig f%oru1oret; fra oe1 SIDE fje1o=
tc ban life @roslcrer aron1on, Ser ellers oltio bar
%cnIigbeocn ielp; p9 &ron1an %fortlatte: "Sar
Sc, G6riltion &rogh, ifrpet Sc &egnirger, iom Sc
ier ber? Sc or life ollie ira 0etc 9eptaor; men fat
SC jfrepet oe1?" 49,.
Gbriltion lou Sem baltigt igje>nen1. og lpareoe:
ia. @r. @rosierer, jeg far ifrcpet Sent olle!!"
Mco ct Suf pe0blep &ron1an: ~Gg fer er 1ogle
itgrre 2cpcrin0er til 8o6iernc bcr116e;; bor Sc p9'
iuo %ifrepct 0isle?"
.Sea, SIR. @rosierer!"
vMen Galle,1e CT life Sc ia11ne iom @ope06os
gent" &romon loo lforpt poa SEN 11tge Wfa110, Ser
blep rps un0cr bans. @lif, og Gbriitia1 ipareoe bef=
tigt: Sc meier So life, ST. @rosierer, at jea -
at jog ifal0e -"
80, fort!nt fun!"
vNt jog ifuloe bape %iorialifet @dgerne?"
&1 hopoe Gbriitian ielp rotolt Sroene, og &ro
man latte Jig tuagt, 80 bo1 iagoe:: Seq mener iff'
,1oget, arogb; beer III blot rolig og las os tale on
Soge,. 1Sgrlt pil ieg 0og hoe Dem tplle oe11n
iiolte Megning %igjen1en til vSofienborg"."
Gbriition tolte Sen burtigt cfter; ioo iog6e ian
r425 &roner!"
r@cn Der / @obeobogen itoar FIN o1f6rt, a
Megningen til ~Sofienborg" er betalt mes SO!
aroncr, og flere er Ser oltiao life %in6gooet i aos
icn!"
~SSea bar gonife piit, &r. @rosierer, ielp fert al
ino / 8egerne, men ielpe @opeoiumme1 er jeg enon1
olbrig blepet betroet til at inbfere."
&roman itu6ie6e og iaa tpiplenoe paa Sen ung
Man6, iom ito6 foron BAN, nerpgs og beppget.
"&ar Sc life ielp q"
Gortf.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
the PAXTON TOILET co., Boston, Mass.

9laaltrpmpe in0til Jirgerlpioierne,
Set pil iigc bum lopcr @ers, Son-
ncttsr % GlAicr.
! @lru luicr ii1c Gigte go0t op, %
bcnoes Champagne er ganlfe taale=
Zig. Saint &ieul."
I &loffcn III loo jeg lpn11oe for %
frcultillc0e mig bos Tr1, Sc Sc
lonac otter fprlt at bope lenot eli
Buffet til % 2%ouisoorcr.
! @pilfen Sten1lc! @por bun par
pnoi9! % 6por jog b1rtig blcp
forelifct / bcnoe!
Seq fom Scr bper Sag; ieg tpnf=
tc fl,n pna bcl1bc. Seq upbgo alle
mine slnitrnngelicr for at faa ben=
Sc til at tilgipc mig min @esligbco:
jeg fornrcoc bcnoc Yerler. 9ioma>r-
fer, &lrpeler. 90 buor jeg bar Inf
felig, naar &oln,1ertjeneren iagoe
til ollie, iom pre- e1rtereoe Jig peo
9ercn: r6rl1en CT ube!" = og
noor iao jog bar tos 6rl1en! Seq
bar uOe al mig ielp, jog par / Sen
iDpen0e @immcl!"
/ Mcn en- Gag blep ieg / fri @ruo
operralfet, ga Tru Sc 8elange boo
mig ON at laoe nit 9opeo nobel
Iere.
"@porfor oet?" lpurgte jeg benoc.
Seq beoer Gem berom," iporeoc
bum, LEG mao bopc 0eres @ooeo."
rSSo, men bporfor?"
vEi( min Somling."
u@r Set Sppg cller Mpor?"
"2eg bol0er al Noeli," iparebe
6rll Sc 9elonge aanlfc folbblooig,
f; "men jog Ell fremfor alt 6rGno=
Iog."
9crpaa fprtc bum mig ino / ct
! &obinet, Ser ltp6te op til Salonen,
/; og bite mig iefs gtager, bporpoo
ser itob en- Mungoc Mfltp6nil1ger al
9opeDcr, men Set bar ale al @an=
ifobninacr, Tolf, Ser bapoe &ano
&ope0et. og lig,1elloe.
Seq itprteoe fen til min Sat %
toq 3rappen / fire Spring.
Chen 6ette gpe,ntpr er Ser gaaet
FEM Mor; finn @aabet for bolbt mig
oppc, og set bor ipigtct mig.
Mlle,' Sppiaen ioa bel iom Ser
6ensbamcn, @%ebel6ltcren iao bel
iom &pinoen u0en Erincipper, olle
bar Sc gipet mig &l1rpen.
Seq bor faltet mig in6 / Set pf=
fentligc 9ip; ieg bar ipgt at fomme
in6 / &oaoet / Set ACCOMPLISHMENT.
bbor mine %Gjcn6omme liager. Men
LEG bapoe ale apinber1e imoo mic
og jog bar fo1tet mine Eenqe l,h til
ingen Nptte.
5fuloe Ser life finoes en- b(onot
Sc %fpin6eliac Eerioner, Ser .lpier,
6isie lmertelige @efien0clicr. iom
bill bope Me0li6enbeo me6 mig?"
S flere Gage i 9rpf ltoo set
famine ADVERTISEMENT at lgie
ug11 Mono poa So @ar, 6o1net og
rig, bnifer at inoeaa sggteifab meo
en- 1u1g Tige e1ler Gnfe; pao Tor=
niue les life, men bum ifol tilgipe
bam Bans @rimbe6."
Soa foripan6t Mpertisi ementet.
Seq bab0e 9pit til at fien6e gn=
Ben paa @iltorien, henpenbte mig
til Mnnonceogenten og fit f6lgcnoe
at bi6e:
Set har after bit fig, bpor fr1,gt-
z %brtnaen6e Set er at opertere! 6r.
81. sc. ]bar faoet fig en- ing,
gl,6bomclig ifjen Some paa otten
), Mor.
San tilbe6er benoe.
Sun elifer oglaa bom, for bun
CT = blind.