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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25

The railroads will take into court
the Adamson law giving % per cent
increase in wages to about 20 per
cent of the railroad men and the
railroad mems union threatens a
strike if the law does not stand. We
may have some real fire works yet
but the Democrats don't care. The
law served its purpose in winning
votes for Wilson and probably elect
ed him. Whether it stand now or
not is immaterial so far as they are
concerned. The Railroad Em ployes
Journal says that the railroad men
will make it constitutional by a
strike if the court decides other wise.
But strikes are not so easy to handle
in winter as in summer and the rail-
road boys make think better of. it.
Abilene Reflector.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25
ACT QUICKLY

Delay Has Been Dansererous in Wa
Keeney.
Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of Wa-Keeney evidence OF
their worth.
Mrs. e. C. Sigler, Wa-Keeuey. says:
81 had trouble With NV kidneys My
feet would become swollen and often
numb and it was hard for me to stand
on my feet for any length Of time.
Frequent spells of dizziness also an
noyed me. / read of local people tell
ing of their experience with Doan's
Kidney Pills and l got some at W. w;
Gibson's Drug Store. They proved
to be Just what 1 needed. They re-
moved the swelling in my limbs, the
dizziness is thing of the past and
my condition is greatly improved"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Sigler had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y--Adv.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25
PARkS-LARuE WEDDING

On Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. w,
Parks occurred the marriage of their
daughter Lora Orline to Mr.. Roy v.
LaRue.
The young couple attended by Miss
Blanche Parks and Mr.. Charles La
Rue stood under beautiful archway
of wedding bells with background
of carnations and greenery. While
Miss Lillian Went softly played Wag-
ner's "Love and Roses" the impress
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25
C. O N l N G
TO
Wa-keeney, Kansas
The Eminent Physician on Chronic Dis
eases VIII Visit Our City
Tuesday, November 18th

TUESDAY, ANOVSAnOCH 3O&A
And win Be at the American Hetsl
I Ereml P.n- t. 8 Pm, IL Day ONLY
DR.. Potterf OF 3lo8 Garfield avenue.
Kansas City, Mo-, who has treated
over eight Thousand patients with
electricity and medicine, will give
consultation, examination, and all the
necessary medicine FREE. All par
ties taking advantage of this offer are
requested to state to their friends the
result of the treatment.
Treats DEAFNESS by An entirely
new process.
Treats catarrh, throat and lung dis
ease, eye and ear, stomach, liver and
kidneys, gravel, rheumatism, paraly-
sis, neuralgia, nervous and heart dis
eases, epilepsy, Bright's disc use, dis
eases of the bladder, blood, skin, goi-
ter, stammering, and asthma.
Piles and rupture, without deten-
ton from business.
4 If you are improving under your
family physician do not take up our
valuable time. The rich and the poor
are treated alike. 1dlers and cur1os1-
ty seekers will please stay away Our
time is valuable.
Remember, NOT A PENNY will be
charged for the medicine required TO
all those taking treatment TINS trip
Positively married ladies must be
accompanied by thier husbands. Re
member the date, Tuesday, Novem-
Der % at the American Hotel, from
p. m. to 5 p. M, Wa-Keeney, Kansas.
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49, 49, 44 49, y 49, @4411 A14
Presby terian church WsS performed
BY DR.. Allison.
Following this sumptuous turkey
dinner was served to those present
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy LaRue are popu-
lar Trego county young people and
their many friends extend their best
wishes for a long and happy future.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs4W.
Parks and daughter Blanche, Mr..
VIM. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Bar
con and daughter Mildred, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Bacon and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Steele, Mrs. Priscilla
LaRue, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LaRue
and children-Charles, Elmer and
Esther, Mr.. John Kelly, DR.. and Mrs.
Allison, DIR. and Mrs. Herrick and
daughter Lacy, Misses Elsie Hoover,
Lillian Went and Grace Latta.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25

It will be we'll to look oue sfor this
imposter. If a strange man calls at
your house, displays a badge, assumes
to be- a government inspector and
asks to see your paper money, shut
the door in his face. He is crook.
In various parts of the country he
has assumed to be government in
spector seeking for counterfeit bills.
He calls at a house and asks the
privilege of seeing the family's paper
money. He always picks out several
bills, declares they are counterfeit,
pockets them and presents the house
wife with redemption certificate
supposed to be good at the bank.
But the certificate is only a WORTH
less scrap of paper.-Osborne Farmer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25
GOVERNORS DAY

The fourth annual Governors Day
for Western Kansas will take place
at the Fort Hays Normal, Tuesday,
December 5th. This is the big red
letter day of the year in this part of
the state. AT the same time the
newspaper editors of the Golden
Belt Editorial Conference will hold
their annual fall meeting. The day g
program consists of the annual ad-
dress to the citizens of Western Kan
sas by Governor Arthur Capper, a
parade, two sessions Of the editors.
an editorial luncheon, a chorus con-
cert and a football game.
The outside speakers at the editor
ial conference are Prof. L. n. Flint
of the Journalism Department OF
Kansas University; Charles Dillon,
managing editor of the Capper Farm
Papers; and Arthur J. Carruth, man
aging editor of the Topeka State
Journal.
Henry Edward Malloy presents the
Choral Concert, 1.-THE Strabat Mater, -
with the Normal chorus, four SOLO
lists and orchestra.
Norton A Turner of Russell is
president of the editorial conference
and w. L. Chambers of Stockton is
Vice-President.
The football game will be between
Luray and Hays High School.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25
PIANO AT A BARGAIN

Customer near Wa-Keeney, Kansas,
is unable to finish payments on a
piano contract. We will turn piano
over to first satisfactory party who
will pay balance either cash or five
dollars per month. Write Schneider
& Mueller Piano Co., Omaha, Nebr.-
Adv SO 1t
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25
Which Do You Prefer?

1t is important for reasons of health and
practical economy for every housekeePer
to ask herself this question:
do prefer pure baking powder like
ROYAL made of cream of tartar derived from
grapes or am / willing to use baking
powder made of alum or phosphate, ootn
derived from mineral souTces?
The names of the ingredients printed
on the label show whether the KIND you
are now using or any brand, netp or Ola, 2
that may be Offered is genuine cream
of tartar powder, merely phosphate
or alum compound.
Royal Baking Powder contains no alum
nor phosphate.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER 60.
New York
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the neighbors and friends
who SO kindly assisted US in our sad
bereavement, the loss of our loved
one, also for the beautiful flowers and
music.
G. P. Albers and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gunckel.
Mrs. Julia Greer.
Mrs. G. III. Stagner.
Ophelia Westover.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25
PUBLIC SALE

The school house in district IA,
known as the Diamond school will be
sold at Public Sale at p. m. on
Tuesday, November 28th, 1916.
School Board
julius Hillman, Auct.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25
Notice to Parents, Teachers. Etc.

Mrs Andreance E. Simmons OF
Denver, Col, will give a talk to the
parents and teachers of the Rural
schools of Trego county on the sub
ject of Cooperation Between the
Home and School, on Tuesday even
ing. December 5, at 7:30 p. M. at the
court house in WaKeeney. All par
ents who have children in school are
earnestly requested to come. Mrs.
Simmons is visiting all the schools in
the interest of the "Child Welfare"
movement. and much interest is be-
ing manifested. A good musical pro-
gram will be furnished.
Rural PAL rents, teachers and stud
ents are especially invited to be pres
emf.
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For rrade For Western Land

For Trade For Western Land
A fine residence suitable for room
ing or apartment house, would bring
$50 90 per month as apartment; cost
of building the house alone $1,000,
value of location and other buildings
s3. 500. / will trade this property
sl2. 600 for land worth the money
Give description. location and price
of land in first letter. Write to owner
G. w. Williamson, Minneapolis, Kan
sas.-Adv 80
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Weather Report

Maximum and minimum tempera-
ture according to the government
thermometer at wa-Keeney for the
week ending Wednesday noon.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25

HeIP me !1en Lsa cost you nothing to order one
and if the do not lay more
lin
Will
Yoube to a
Hyoudo of Help Hen
law
DR. Prait nine
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25

Remember The date for the Cam
bridge Players, the third number of
the lecture, Saturday evening. Dec
ember 3
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25

FIN this onandm t DR. A H
DR. A n Pruut Hays
" You hdpm one
aowng
less
Should
tohav o Pi n Kansas within
from he time iti
Ihavaw yshenh pu
sed and tina se trusting
ndcaefmy signs mus rweny aro
Railroad. E ~ tenoc dntm
is
Name. : ..
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OBITUARY
Goldie May Junness was born at
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Democrats Don't Care

No moisture has fallen this week
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

ben Sag, 90 gu bleb min. Du git
fra mig af @goisme, foroi Du niloe
babe en- Wano, Ser bar nogetl
9en bar On facet en- Weano, Der
.er nogef. Gen 5tilling BON sssl1leaf-
te1t fit regnes af Sa1nfunbet for
l1oaet ftort.
Sin Wano er noget, lille sssnari6,-
men Del, ban bar leg eiort ban1
til. San zer iffe mere fbalificeret
e1lo oe <1l0re0er andre, ser 1egte.
Waen en- ifal 10 l611ebnes ogs
Oct @ffal bere min @ebn for ollie
DC tunge @ar,~ ,~at leg bar giort bolr.
til, bba6 ban er!"
9a Sngrio Solcf bar gaaet, fatte
Wtinilterell fig fin itore Stol oe
1tirreoe poa ct Totografi, bum en-
Gang baboe einet BAN.
90 bans 9lnfiat bor mere albor-
llot l1:, bans Zine mere beoreoeoe END
ellers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
9nl I pan1lr Dagf.
sfif us seb i forbnms SID.

Mfopoe Direftprr for 3oologiif So
be / ajpbenbapn 5cbiett bolbt for
+. en- 5nes Mar tilbuge ct Sore0rag
cn1. sSnlen / gontle Gage. SON Dtre=
be beri:
S Mor6en, bbor 2piet = 5olen
er forifjelligt paa Sc forifjellige
/. SSioer al Maret, fejreoe mon fra
eo111nel Eio 2piets Selt pau 9larets
forteite Sag. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bleD Solens TeblelSfelt og ct.
@ansoag, BEN lpnglte Dag, 5ole11s
Gejrsfe1t, Ser enonu fejres runot
ont 2o1bet meb 9l11t9noel1en al
8aaI og 0lus. Do &riitel1bon1ne1l
&atbolicisnel1 tr9ngte frent, gior0e
Sen eSulefeltelr til &rilti 6eoielsfeit,
n1eoens oog n1onge of Sulens 1trbe=
.oenifc 6or1ner beDare6es. S lange.
9iber ligc op til Mor 100 -
regneoes Sule6og for 9tpaaretS fpr-
ite Sag. S set iefstenoe 9larbunbre=
be gift ser en6nl1 nlegen Opertro i
Spang, og n1eget ~nf 6e1r bang iam=
11e1t 1neb Snleti6en Marets n1prz
feIte Tio. So Ser iffe mootte ar
bejbes Snle1, bar Ser Grablbeh
1ne6 @rpg,1ing, 8agning oip. War<
fernc ifll6e bpre / Sroen, ingen
MeoIfaber 11aotte ltuo n6e, tbi /
W1prfet b1tlercbc 6e on0e Wagter,
pg Sc bil6e bortfere &ebifaberne ell
fer eoeleggc bent. s Sulen fuloe
Der bore are6, i,1tet SlagSmaal
,nnotte fin6e Steo, og Brocesfer
fful6e bbile, Dpr ,naatte lite for
fslges, ia life engang nepnes beo
Mob11, SC baboe / Sulen andre gtab<
1,e enc Sc allnin6elige. Mniene .fol6-
tes Sote6e, % en- 8rqit / ct Sogn
i spoij9lIano, Der bar gfabnet
Nf,,us, blen / sSulen af 5ognebgr1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

ne fal6t @ote6e.
Sn6en Dpre ppnteoe man op til
Sulen poa forifjcllig Maaoe. sos
sc rige bleb 8nggene voragne" meb
&lG6e, 2Eupper og lignen6e, me0ens
Sc fattigc nlootte nejes nne6 at
pperfriote 0e D9rlte 5oopletter pua
SGggene, oDer @ulpet brebtes @aln1
= sSl1lebal1nel1 - Ser 1enere fit en-
go0 2l11pcn6elle, til @fser11pel> 1on1
Mi66e1 moo, at &perne fa1tebe. S
oenne esSSulebo1n1 loo~Me1to % &oinz
Ser irlellen bberanore % 1on ollie
Sl,le119tterne. Mon bar bonge for
Mprfets Mogter og piloe oerfor pe=
(ret iam1me11.
Sor at boloe &c on6e Mogter uoe
anbragtcs Stoal ober Dprene set
brltges 10 cn6n1 at anbringe &eite=
ito ooer oer1 = og &ors al1e &eg=
tic, pao Stolb og 2a6eporte, pna
Sfinfer % Spn6er. Sao fit &pn=
get &iernc, set fit oct iffe til oogliq
ic1n nll Suglene fit 6eres Neg, og
ie1b 6e 1tore Ereer bIep betenfte
nle6 WGH og 81. Misle11 blep beller
iffe CLIENT. Nisien er en- 9mifrib-
ming af Nobnene Niflos og ct. 9si-
fola5, og bon CT egentlig Spbenes
@l'o. Oprinoelig er oet en- fatbolif
@iip, Ser iaoleoes er blepen oegra=
oeret @isien bar CLIENT beri 2an6et,
irotil ban n1i6t / oct fi6fte Marbun-
oreoe igicn fom til 9gre % @Rr6ig@
be6. Set bar not en- 8ogboIoer, ser
opoageoe bant paanp.
Naor alt bar blebet feroigt i116er1
Dere, fuloe man igrge for at blibe
ren Set beigrgeoe man i 8o6}tne1,
bDor begge 4ign ian1leoes uoen un6.
icelie S Gtorituen bar SSuleboroe
6Rffeoe. Ser bar 6eribla,1bt ente1l
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E,JSs.t
:. .ssJiui.
81

5,,cen lprelocr peo 81 letioe
.fii bpioe DnHe pna Buife % a.rer; ;
sit set forfrebleo iIrioe .
forntes og ie 51lete{ {1pefs
Sfpr Il.
Sele 9otnren fig pDnter til Set; ].
set er ietpe nlenl mon ber1ter ioul
@Rit.
sSre6 oper sSorb Deo syu1etibe!
Gre6 meo bber Mano og &binoe pao
sSor6!
SS1oMer11e mnner me6 Molmtoner
bli6e
@lem ober @le6e11 Sin 1111anti ifaorne
@org.
&le6 0ig til 6eit, reef &oano til Sin
Sie116e
meo u@le6elig Sui" tbi ssSulen er
in6e.
&arl sSgrgcnien.
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@intatfrr&1a 9nlrgaur
Sfitie af sSobs. Magnnsien.

Set bar 2itle=Suleafte1, ,og Ser
uor troblt NG11i1 1teriet. @mbebs=
n1Pn6ene for fren1 og tilbage mel
lem bberanore> 6e elore gnapne og
0e D1lgre nerbele.
Mini1 1teren 1a6 in0e paa tit &on=
tor % arbej6e6e. @an bor en- enom
ung Manb, meo rolige> libt lprg=
mo0ige Grnf. Giolig oltfor tib-
Zig 1nente bans Mo6ltan6ere bar
.bon blepen Minilter, men ban bor
0en 1anrme jebne Na116, lon1 6u
ban lao 1on1 g3eoaftpr beo ct mini
ore, jDbif 8la6.
Or set Mnipgningerne?" lp11rg=
te ban og benote fig inailenoe til fin
al6ren6e &ontorcbef, lo1n traa6te
ino meo to, tre 8rebe i &nan6en.
Sat ffa1 De babe! sssa, jeg bill
gJerne DaDe l011PD11el1e11 1e10t no
i Mften, for at 6e1 nobalgte fan
faa e11 1n1l1f sSnlegnbe!"
Minilteren bar otter alene. son
blaoe6e Mnlpgningerne igienne1n,
itanoieoe li6t nerb61t be0 en-, oa
fal0t / Tunfer.
so ganferne git tibaee til oe
iDunbne Mar, ti1boge til Sc 3i6er,
oa ban iom 11r1g, fattig SSol1rnalilt
arbejoeoe 90 Teo for fit bag1ige
8rgb. Son iaa' fig ielb og en- lille
4ige, ion1 baboe baret bans. Set
bar ON Mftenen oerbiernn1e be6 ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

Ell bel ltegt Girls eller set minolte
ct 9binebobeb. Senere fom &aalen
til, Ser bleb ifaaret al Drengene
lon @affelie og fogt @ruefleblen
lommer meo &igb. Mo6en ifulbe
bltbe itooe11oe poo 8orbet SSnlen
opcr. &oalen bleb oglaa itaae116e
ser, 6en bleb lite opbarn1et. @enere
.afleites sSleifet al Ggrfifen, lom
8elae of &otboliciSmenS Sa1te, men
-eftcr Mefornotionen font Sl9ifet til
bage.
Asoo 8or6et bren6te mango 39l=
lelps, bbortil G9llen bar lan1let fra
lele gloret. Set bar 10 2Diet, Son1
ifulbe ieire, % 0ertil n1aatte mon
:bjelpc set. Ser bar ltpbt ierHge
2ps for Man6en og &o11en. Dis}e
2pS anbrogtes en- &ie6el, og ben,
bbis 2ps Dnr gaaet u6, ifnlbe be
/ set fomn1en6e Mar. 8eo 8orbet
6rof Monoen set 1pe Mors 5fao1,
90 fgr bber af -6e on6re 6rof, 1ag6e
bon u5ingobt" (5igne @u6).
ssSltlefagerne Dor runoe Col
tegnetS 5orm. Ser bar ofte i11bbugt
Benge i Dem. Ser bIeb bog ogloo
bogt &uger / 5orm al @riie og
8uffe. - Ebors 8uffe. 0ean FOB i
&almen / -5tor1tuen, bbor Mooen
itoo % 2Diet bre16te bele geatten.
- &riitmesien begpn6te ofte &l: 12
og man begap fig oa til @irfe,
bbor man bleb, til Dnge11 brgo fre1rt.
Sen billtes n1eb 5olnten Sen fig
nebe Sag me6 Srpo bi fer, ser er
lempd efter e11 ganunel Gang til
5olen, Ser er langt pI6re ems Sri
lte116onlme1t.
S sSu1en tog man @arfel efter Sc
Signrer, 1n1eltet Ealg eller 8lp a11-
tog beo at blibe bDppet i 8an6.
Gller man ifrplleoe ct 9gble og fo-
iteoe Sfrellen bag fig, % Sen Mao-
De, bborpaa ben fnlot, f11be til CTS
empel bife @binoer, bbe1n be ffuloe|
babe til Mono. 3ienefefo1f folteoe
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1nso Wsiiniterbers bpb~

Sen fienote tpffe Nrofesior gu
go Miir1terberg be0 &orparo> l1ni-
t'erfitet blep pluoielig ipg forleoen
0og, oa ban bol6t Gorelasning paa
uniberfitet; ban faIot ON pao
@nlpet og 6goe efter faa N}inutters
Sorlgb.
Hrof, Miiniterberg bar en- af oe
oioeit fien6te Gpfere / @1nerifa;
bon bar biemmeberet1oe i Dont5ig>
ituoereoe beo &ei6elberg og 2eip5ie
l1riberiiteter og bao6e i "a 9lar be-
ret Brofesior / @ipfologi beo an.eri%
fas beremtelte 2erennitalt> Iigelonr
ban ct Marstib bar omerifanff Or
Change &rofesfor" / Berlin.
Brofesioren babbe ifrepet en-.
yfengoe 8eger; meit fien6t of berr
ollie er bans itore tpffe 8erf o1lr
Mmerifa og Mnerifanerne.
@ioen &rigens l16bru6 bob6e bon
felt oct iom fin BIigt beb enbper
2eiligbeo at tale og foribore fit Sp-
orelanos Gag berobre, og @ong poo
@ong git ban 1aa nofororer16e til
gerfs, at ban bleb @ienitano for
bitter &ritif iaa bel fra Nresie1rs
iom fra fine 11niberiitetsfol1eg
SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

el1 9fo bag ober S,oDeoet % efter
iou1 5foen faII6ott orog be gar{cl,
OH Sc HuIoe blipe I Baar0en eller
lfiiffte ptebe1is Ting BONN ulen 111oreoc
fig sberuleD, Hitebe Nanoel1 fig ina.
j eu anoen 5tue % tegneoe nleo
ssIiribf sIiibbf folp Girfler 1tnber aoftet -:
SUI ssSlnleuarferne. Det bar et ,tteteoro-.
loggiF ssn nftitut. ge tolo girfler fDa:s
re0e tic Sc tolp sSsnleoqge % ion1
gseret bar poo bber Of bisie Gage
lanfebes Dilbe set bliDe 6et l11De
9lar5 tolb Maaneber. Men set fun6e
id banoe, at ssS5ulelnprferne ilog
fell.
IS Snlen n1oreoe man fig n1co at
iMa Softer pao Dgre1e. Set cr Ell
.lln1aabelig gantn1e1 5fif, ion1 gif
1lb pna n1e0 Speftufcl at fororipc
% o1loe Manoer og 1tt111tg og{ao
bang iamme11 1neb gufet ON lite
at ead i11b j .oet .11pe 2nr nteo foo
reor aarlr 5enere ben fto6 sss5lle-
it1erne 11,co oeres mango 2eee, =
ssSuIcb,tff ,tffffene bar 5ar1n1c1lb 11eb
Ighors gl1tfe. On o1loen fon1iif 81
aas=. y -- :. 4
CUR par Sui ebifpe1t Der iamn1en-
pieoe oct bogeffer freDeoe Offer al
66lget. .-.:...s -.
De oprinoelige tolb ssnle6age bleb
forlengcoe ti1 fiorten: Sen iieltespar
8roffenisie, >oo man ipi}te oe o{ppar-
meoe 2epninger fra belle Sssuleugen.
Set por ii,dt ir1gen 8eba aaeligbeb, %
9aaen .bleD ogiaa elanfolif if peo
Ga1fe1l ON ben triite= S5i1 mon nu
sit i Mgoe efter oe nallltre Ssule=
dagp -. s.: e :.
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Drenee / 5Gre,,.

&gbenbab11, 10. Sec. Sen
prcnsitife &egiering bar Sag nbz
itebt en- Srbre, bborefter alle 5fole-
oren9e ! Spnberjbllanb tbinges til
at lube fig inbrnllere / Sen ttffe
9nr Wan pil anbenbe benz bopeb=
iaseIig til Sernbanearbejbe, 8robba-
uing pg anbet- Nrbeioe, bportil set
er banifeliet at finbe ct tilltreffcligt
initial bpfsme Mea6.
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6pab @erar6 tiger.

Qriitiania, 10. Sec. uGreberif
VIII aafom Sag bertil pan Meife
fra 9fe'u Durf til &isbenbapm.
Wanbt 8asiaaererne befanbt fig oen
amerifanife 8efanbt tit SDiHano,
sSames IS. @erarb, bbem norffe
ssSpnrnal liter .fpri9ate !. ut interpieue
..angaaenbe BET tpfe 6rebstilbuo. -
@efanbteu babbe iutet anbet at be-
merfe enb bette: u@agen interesje-
rer mig meget". 6ermeb maattf
Sonrnaliiterne labe fig npje.
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gtatipnalberfet, r9anHe / 9lme-
rifa" fortiattes mn; fbrfte 8inb fo-
religger trbH / anbet Splag, ua.
anoet 8ino er begbnbt at nbfon1-
me, ibet fbrite og an6et 6eftei bisfe
9age er nbfenbt. Sc, ipm abonne-
reoe paa &arfet, oa Set begbn6te,
at nbfomute, bebes benligit ienbe os.
here's nnberenbe Mbresie, iaa III;
tan tilienbe bemt 6prtIettelien. -
sc, Tom eier fgrite 8inb al r9an-
tie ! Mmerifa" ! 6efter, Tau tilienbe
os oisie til Snbbinbina; be-
NIT Abresien: 6. Masmnsfen Co.,.
72O+722 ~ go. 4t6 ct, Minueapolis,
Ninn. Gn 9annbifribeIie ieubes.
! oisie 9ase til allie grrfets glbon.
nenter.
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lille $50, at Sc to cit tapfe iarunen
fangs Maeal: 90 ban tog benoes lille
Soan0 & tn iagoe lite 1nget, men
blot trDffeoe ben % felte 0ens 8nr-
me. 3nn bpieoe 5oDeoef % Gao
.rerne itoo i benoes Zine.
ussSSngrio, min lille 8igel
0gs / Sen ni1be 5onl1nerofte11 beo
Gen. lille 9la,s risle11be Bo1loe fan6t
ioe to unge binanoe1t for 2ipet.
SON arbejoe6e felte, bporleoes
ban Dag for Dag ba1r6t trent, ON
eno set gif langiont. Men ban ar.
bei0e6e 10 for bel1oe, for Noeres
Srcmtio, for olt set Inie 90 lpffez
lige, bans Sierne fofreoe.
0g BON og bl1n lebe0e. glade :og
frie.i oereS unge,. r11ooige Glifob:
N1tto%t%.
Sa,inbtil bun en- Sag tom bent
til bana og iag0e, at bun iiffffe iffffe mere
6olot al bant, s.
S9rit biI6e ban life tro set. SUN
bar barS 2ib, set bar for be,loe,
ban arbg0e6e;; ban ifnlbe 10 ffere
Ben0e frem til ben lpieite, Sen rigelte'
og ben g1a6elte syren1ti6.
Men set bnr ia110t, bum bo1ot
life mere at bnrn; ban foritob Set,
&c 6e talte us iam1nen. Sum bab5e
tobt &roen paa ba111 og bans 6renl-
ti6; BUN elfe6e bant life, og 6e
maatte gaa bber fine @eie.
-Soo 1filteS oe 90.
f Jra =ben Dag bar ban fun iiRls
oc11t rigtig glao, men ban arbeioeoe
-fo1n albfig fer. sun bilbe babe el1
Mano, Der bar roget, % bon Fu1oe
| bife ber0e, bbao ban fu11oe.
<Miinilteren for 1anm1en. 5n6
ban lite Der og frleoe for :Minoer=
| ne, De Minoer, ion1 ban babbc
| gieu1t ben, gjemt ben for at gIen1=
/ .11ne. .
oropbe0e BON iig blot ]
bent fer6i nn iao 1neo be1,bes
Manos Mniegning / fin &aa1o.
Ssngri0s Meon6 i6gte on1 sen
YlaeS, iom ban, Mage Gang, Mini
! lteren, fful6e belette.
! Mniiteren imile6e tungt> iao rim
ge6e ban og iag6e til 81oet, oe1
fpm:
| r8il De beoe &ontoret om al
u6fer0ige @jnor Solcfs u6npbnel.
iel"
Set bor ti6lig Suleafte11s6og.
SSngrio Solcf 1to6 fir lille Sci
ligbc6 og }aa' paa ct 8reb mc6
Minilteriets 5ten1pel.
5fnl6e set b9re lt6npbnelien?
Sg ga @jnor &plcf aabneoe Bre=
bet. bar set u6nnpnel1en, nrber>
ifrebet al W1i11i1ter g[age Eong.
Men 6a Sngrio iaa oet Map1l
ioo 6en 5frift, ion1 bun e,1 Gang
boboe fjen6t og elifet, 1oa iatte bu1r
|fig itillc neo og greo.
Snlen bar gaaetl Ser bor otter
Srablbe6 / Minijteriet.
Bn0et tom i1l6 til Minilteren nteo
ct Sort. San iao li6t pao set og
iog0e:
u2a6 SEN Game fonmle!"
| SSngrio @olcf 1to6 ! Miniiterens
Gontor. Sun re6me6e 6Dbt.
ueeSeg be6 life S. ieg bil6e Blot
toffe Mnilteren 8. -. aa, De be6
lite
9laae Gong reiite fig og tog sSr1e-
rios &aan6.
nSnt Sig neo, min Sen, 81, bar
ilct iffe noget at toffe nrig-for."
Sum imile6e til bonr giennem
Goarer.
nDn er iaa goo .,pg leg
font
Ser gu, fiere SSnerio, ieg biloe.
10 Blot gibe Dig en- lille syulegaz
be, og oerfor u6neDnte leg Sin
Man6.
r8ar oet Blot 6erfor, Moge?"
Miniiteren reiite Zig. Sans 9ine
bbile6e be0rgbet paa Sen unge @bin-