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TIMELY ADVICE.
The Republican State Central Committee Issues
Aldrcs to the Voters

We take the following fiom circular re-
! Gently issued by The Republican State Cen
| tral committee Of Montana. The voters OF
Dser Lodge county should re all carefl!y:
"T!e State Central committee is al;v: 10
the fact that the success OF the Republican
party in This campaign can only be secured
by the formation Of active clubs in every
precinct, which clubs mrs, be oflicered by
earnest, active members pledged to the
hearty support of the principles and candi-
dates Of the Republican party.
| For the first time in The history Of the Ter.
ritory of Montana an opportunity is afforded
every individual voter the pri9ilege of yot.
ing his sentiments Independently ard as his
, conscience may dictate, without the inter.
ference OF employers, ward strikers and pol.
iticians. An honest vote thus secured will
result in the election OF every Republican
nominee at the ensuing election. This is
cur right, We are entitled to tie result, and
the State Central committee hereby calls up
on each individual member Of the party TO
consider himself committee of one to help
attain that result.
The active efforts put forth by the corpor,
alton leaders of the Democratic party, as
evinced by their attack upon the registra,ion
law, foreshadows their line of action; fairly
interpreted il means this: "Notwlhskand-
ing the registration law and the Australian
right to vote his principles without interfer-
ence, We propose making the most Of our
control over our employees, and in so far as
we are able, 10 defeat the purposes of the
law"
The Republican managers, on the con.
tray, simply ask that we have fair expires
sion Of sentiment through a dspasisonate,
unbiased, unpreJndiced and uninnucnced
course of action, governed and controlled
on!V by the good Judgment of our people,
and we firmly believe that such an expires.
sion will be obtained. And it can be oh.
tained If the voters of Montana will see to 1t
first that they are registered, and then assert
their own manhood by claiming their rights
under the Austral Ian system of casting their
ballots in elections for the candidates of
their choice. II is a fact too we'll estab-
f, lished TO need argument at this time, that in
organization lies all political strength; the
maxim, "what is everybody's business is
nobody's business" applies with peculiar
force 10 politics.
Never before in the history of the Terri
tory has there been so much at stake, as
confronts us at this time. From United
States senator to town constable, including
State, county and precinct officers, and those
all involved in one election, is condition
of things which few of the older States ever
have had involved IN one campaign. Yet
such Is the importance of This one. If ever
| there was time when every individual
member or the party ought to feel per.
sonal responsibility, 1t is now.
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BALTIMORE'S DAY,
The Six Days Anniversary Festival ofthc city's
Defense.

4 BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-Ispcciall The six
days celebration Of lle anniversary of the
5aefense of Baltimore, In the second war
Tith Great Britain, commenced here today.
The events to be celebrated are the bonn
fbardmelit of Fort McHenry and the inspired
song. "The Star Spangled Bar ner.n Never
ibefore in the history Of Baltimore has any
hing like 1t been seen. Scarcely business
louise or dwelling In the centennial section
but has been beautified by the hand of the
decorator. The parade started from Broad
, way at 10 O'Clock andpassed over this route.
Madison avenue, to Boundary avenue, to
Relslertown pike, to the rear of Druid Hill
| park, to Prinlico road and Prinlico. First
came the city officers and the Governor of
the State Then historical floats represent.
ing war aid peace, escorted by guard of
homer composed Of the descendants of men
| who took part IN the war of 1S12-1I war
float, an aregorlcal picture Of the battle Of
North Portland. Six divisions Of the parade
marched in the following order: First,
Grand Army Of the Republic; second, vet
eran volunteer fremen; third, Baltimore
lire department; fourth, benevolent, o.her
societies aud public school children; fifth,
German singing societies, Turner association
and brewing interests; sixth, industrial
radcs and railroad display. The party that
lauie from Washington were President IIar-
ison, Secretaries Window and Tracy and
+, larshal Randall Of the District of Colnm-
lia Directly after the reception at the
| ,eNot the President was escorted 10 The
eviewing stand and along the route he vas
eceived with hearty cheers on all sides.
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good size is 800 feet long, and her heavy
guns throw a shot weighing nearly a
ton. Her cost would bo from 81 100000
to $4,000, 900. Place ono of these vessels
alongside OF block of buildings, and
observe the relative size. She would ex
tend from point of bowsprit to outer
edge of rudder along a block of fifteen
city three story, twcnty-foot houses, and
her pipes would extend far above their
roofs.
Then note the difference i'll the gun OF
today and tho gun of 1865. At that time
the largest gun afioat weighed abou'
twenty one tons and was fourteen feet
long. 1t fired round shot weighing 450
pounds and required fifty pounds of
powder. Today n gun of equal bore
throws shot four feet long, weighing
nearly ton and requiring about 900
pounds of powder. This gun will throw
shell eight miles. It weighs ninety
tons and is forty feet long. 1t is breech
loading. In this respect, as in the case
of the ram, the navy has gone backward,
for the first cannon, used some 800 years
ago, were loaded at the breech.
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OF UNCLE SANS NAVEE.
1T WILL SOON BE AS GOOD, AT
LEAST, AS THAT OF GERMANY.

Some Points Regarding the Relative Sizes
"s Big War Ships aud Houses-Inter-
cstIns Gossip About the United States
Tnrs and tile Craft They Sail On.
The prospect of the United States Sc
curing a navy begins to be very good
If the increase goes on as it has been pro-
crossing lately, Uncle Sans ocean war
outfit will soon equal that of the German
empire; and the German navy stands
very high. Still, when one compares the
limited extent of German seacoast with
that of the United States exposed on
some 10000 miles of ocean, it would
seem that the United States should have
a navy far greater than Germany, rather
than nearly as effective
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This style will be followed throughout
the ticket, and if there are any other par
ties i'll the field the names of the candi-
dates will be printed in regular order, rs
above. A blank line will be left on the
ticket under the name of each office, SO
that voters can cast a ballot for whoever
they choose. Voters are not allowed to
cross off any name, but they will designate
the candidate voted for by simply placing
an X in the right hand column, under the
words 'svote for onc," and directly opposite
the candidates name.
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. LONDON, Sept. 7.-[Special]- dock
companies have agreed TO the demand Of the
strikers, but the rate. Of wages to be paid
tho union rats. is not To 60 into effect until
,januaty /. L. is made condition of the
arrangement that all the strikers shall re-
sumo work. Burns Il Filleta have signied
their acceptance of the companies terms.
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OVER ONE HUNDRED KILLED.
a Fearful Explosion Of Dynamite at An,wer

y Fearful Explosion Of Dynamite at antwerp.
ANTWERP, Sept. G.-lSpecall - There
was dynamite explosion today In car
fridge factory i'll the vicinity of the Boursc,
killing many persons and doing much dam
age To property. Portions of the Bourse
were struck by burning fragments and set
on fire, causing panic iii The building,
which was crowded. One hundred and
seventy six persons were killed. A large
petroleum warehouse was fired by the explo
sion and the city is shrouded in smoke.
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What Raulanpcr VIII nn

PARIS, SrW"mber5. General Boulangcr
has written to Prime Minister Tirard,
rl.lming the right to be tried by court
martial, and plrdging himself to appear
before such tribunal. Tie refusal of Il tri-
a! BY court MARTIAL the general says, will
hn equivalent to all admission On the part
tiaity "f Il military court. In the event
of Il refusal thc general says he will sub
nit himself To the judgement of the peo-
pie at the polls
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to 1871, when he REV. W. aiAAopEN'
returned to New York and was on the
editorial staff of The New York Inde-
pendent until 1876.
From that year till 1888 he was pastor
Of the North Congregational church in
Springfield, Mass, and for some time
edited The Sunday Afternoon. After
that he became pastor of the first church
Of Columbus, o. He has been n frequent
contributor to papers and periodicals, a
successful public lecturer, and has pub
lishcd "Plain Thoughts on the Art Of
Living" "From the Hub to the Hud-
son." "The Christian Boy and many
other works.
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years the new
system has been
developing. At
first the vessels
were small. Tho
original Monitor
was not large,
and for u time it
seemed that this
little craft was
the coming mod
el. Her extreme
length was 113
feet. S he ha d
Rtwo guns in her
t1lrrct throwing
rs h o t weighing
1G6 pounds, and
her cost was
$275,000. a war
= I.
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Pa, on Feb. II,
1886. In 1850 he
w as graduated
from Williams
college, and after
n course of theol-
ogy became pas
tor of the State
Street Congrega-
tional church, in
Brooklyn,in 1860.
lie held the same
position in Nor
risania and in
North A dam s ,
Mass. from 1867
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Information has reached Missoula of a
fierce forest fire i'll the St. Regis river dis
trict. A Swede prospcctor and his horse
We're burned within half a mile of
Cokcly,s ranch, Cokely's place,
known to every old prospector
in the West. was destroyed with all the
buildings. 1t is feared that four more
men have lost their lives, as they have not
been. seen since the fire.
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Drowned While Launching Life Boat.

OCEAN CITY, MD, Sept. 7.-[Special.l =
J. T. Robinson and Capt. VIM Short were
drowned here this morning while trying to
launch a life boat. Several other men were
with them, but managed to escape from the
surf,
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searle Wins the Worlds Championship

LONDON, September S.-[SpecIal.]-
won the boat race on the Thames with
O'Connor for the championship of the
world. The race was for a thousand pounds
and the championship of the world. Dis
lance, four miles and three furlongs.
o'Conuor Is champion Of America aud 6earle
of Australia. At Hammershuth bridge, 3
mile and three.quarters from the start, Searle
Odds of five to four were given on O'Connor.
Searle won the toss for position and choose
the Surrey side. O'Connor had the best of
the start by q half length to The boat house.
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The Arizona Team Wins

SANTA CRus, CAL, Sept. 7.-[Speciall-
In the contest for the division commanders
department skirmish medal, U. S. A., the
Arizona team won. Score 940; California
IT'S; Columbia SOL.
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Rev. Washington GLADDEN., who made
such determined attack upon trusts at
Chautauqua the other day, and against
whom Mr.. Gunton, an English econo-
mist WAS nittel WAS born in PittSrroye
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Manning, the Lord Mayor, Bishop of Lon.
don and Sir John Lubbing are comforting
with the officials Of The dock companies and
shipping merchants.
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FSUo6cVEIt F7tItna.
HELENA, Sept. .G.--[Special] Hon. Theo.
dore NJ. Roosevelt, of New York, member
Of the United States Civil Service commits
sion, arrived In Helena today and will
remain few days.
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Arrangements having been made by the
New NORTH. WEST for copies Of the Six
teenth Session laws, the following offer is
made:
To all subscribers who pay one years
subscription, in ADVANCE, a copy of these
laws will be sent. The laws are conveniently
bonnd in paper cover and are of general in
terest, not only to lawyers, but to miners,
stockmen, farmers, business men, and, in
fact, to all. These laws are complete, with
the exception of the Australian law and the
militia bill.
This is hands otne offer and should be
taken advantage of. Remember the laws
will be sent all who remit four dollars for
one years subscription in aduance to the
NEW NoRTH.WEsr. 80 If
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NEW YoRK, September G.-[Special.l-
Henry N. Genet, formerly one of Boss
o'clock this morning.
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Will. the Anaconda company's fifteen
Italians who, through mistake in the place,
went to. the bank to get their naturalization
papers cashed, have STEADY work."
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-. For Member CnnEre.a, Vote for
Republican CARTER, THOS. H
Democrat MAGINN1s, MARTIN,
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THE MODUS OPERANDI.
How Ticket Must be Made Out Under thu
New Law.

How Ticket Must be Made Out Under the
New Law.
Under the new election law there will be
no ticket pcddlrrs, and instead of each
political party hayinga separate or distinct
ticket, as heretofore, the names of the can
didatcs for the various offices, both State,
Judicial, county and precinct for all par
ties, either Republican, Democratic, Pro-
hibition, Independent or any other political
complexion, will all be on one and the
sams ticket. The following will be the
style of the ticket:
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SIXTEENTH SESSION LAWS.

An Offer to Subscribers Who Pay One Year
in Advance.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
SITE Zig en- 5sp.

en NRanb / getp gorf falote en- Dag paa en- Sfopnoler
for at faa fine Stspler pub ieoe. @utten Tom, men git noSet
lanaiommere, enb bisie unse Serremenb pleier. 5srenb
ban iniblertib fit i'm Bsrite frem, Tom en- ftsrre Gut lsbenoe,
nisp BAN unna naeb be Orb: "@aa % iat 0iS!" Dtanoen
bleu erselis ppsr benne, iom ban ipntes, fOrn9rmenbe %
boone Opfsriel % beialebe ben fore Gut en- barf Zone at
fruppe Of.
"Mo, bet er all right, Milter", iasoe gutten. Seq
fomu,er bare for at pubic for BAN. San bar lis9et ips paa
Solpitalet pper en- Maaneo, Ter 9e, % orfer lite at arbeibe
fort enbnu; oerior Ifiites ri Gutter til at sipe BAN en-
Saantsrafnins, mar ri fan"
15prbuloer bet fig Iaa, Simmp?" ipurste Wanben.
"Sa, Serre," iuprsbe @utteK mat; %, ba ban iaa Of,
iaa mon tpoelis bans blese afpiaece anfSt sjenrem Smuos
Jet, 'cr bsoaifeoe bet. "San sisr bet for mig, bpis Be pil
tinabe Bet"
"Naturlisuis; uersso bespub", %, mebens StOpuoie.
rem arbeipebe meb 8Drfen, bea,beibebe Manben Sf0pubier
meb SpSrssmaal.
Z iasoe, at ale s Gutter bielper BAN paa benns
Waabe?"
-Sa Serre naur ri life netOp bar nOsen Sob ielu, Os
Simmp fuar en-, ififtes ri til at bialpe BAN, for ban er lite
ristis irif enoau. 'sr d"
"SuOrmanss Sruesnt forbrsr 3u iaa al Sobben?"
"Spac? ?" iparSte @ntten. seq %foritaar iffe, bpab 81
mener".
Seq ruener, bpOr flor Del al gensene siper bu Siump
% buormeset beboloer 9u ielu al bem?"
"Ses bebOloer life en- Gent af benz; Zig 7pu er ies ite. i"
"9u siuer BAN ulhaa alt?"
$50. bet sisr iea. Gae gutterne siuer BAN VII, buat
be tiener for BAN. Glib ies buuoe Tag en- iuuban 8nest
ion bible fiale fra en- ips @ut!"
"a Subsninsen bar farois, sao Ranoen bam rs Gents
"Ses fer, On er en- brao Sut." iasbe ban. "Ssbolb felt
10 Gents % sp Simmp %Seiteu."
"aan lite 9jsre BET, Serre; s CT bans aunbs. Sc ber
SIM. San iuiteoe Mpnten til Sim, os ium ct 2pn pa,
bon ~ufsaaroe paa Sast efier en- aunoe for fig ielp. rbn al
pine bet bapbe ban bOlbt en- uomarfet Yrebiten ooer "aier
lisbeb til fin 9roSer."
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
2maa. Wotttfer.

ct Ssifab ituloe albris tases i Yrue
ON gaareu, fgrenb bet er siOrt ristia
sobt rent, Os osiaa | 2sbet al Som.
meren maa bet srunbis rensisrss noslt
@anse, ba elers Sen Mao, iom iattes
berino, faar en- uimas. Or Maben fsri
ensans b%eoeruet, fan boerfen s. ele,
5rOit raabe Bob berpaa.
- Iaar man bar iualset NOset, ionr
er siitiSt, eler bar fore Smerter pao
@runb al en- Ouerlasiet Mape, ba faI
man tase en- Sfeiulb alminoelist Salt
rsre beri liseiaa meset Sennep, oe
blanbe Bet Sete / en- Sop @anb. War
Dor neppe orutfet benne Meo;cin Of
faaet ben neb, fsr ben BONNER op isier
% brinser meo Jig be Eager, ium ttft
Tube bore / Wapen. Sfuloe Der enb
M bore npsen @iit tilbuse, bill Suioer
at ct Gs, blanbet meo Mao0lie ele,
Smgr eler Smult, tuset npsle Stsiulr
Of efterat man bar faitet Up, sisre @if
ten neutral % iierne 5aren.
- Gar man ipilot Nosst paa 90.
men, eler Nelf er fost oper, iaa bel
itinfer oper belle Sareliet, ffal man fri
flint Sorbialt paa Opnen, buorfra Oier
tOmmer, % 2usten pil mart foriuinoe
= 8lomiter mao altib aiifiarss mel
en- lfarp aniu sler tlippss meo en- Ifar;
Sar, enten tiblis ON Worsenen ele,
tent ON Nitenen. Saabanne Blomite
Hal bOlbes soot busset meo 8anb; iat
ties be i en- Bale eler ct @las mleb Sant
iaa bsr be sipes friift Sunb bper DAG
os Sanbet bsr belit bore parmsre en-
l~unfst. Het lite folbt; libt Salt i Gar
er sobt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
Sen fornnosrliSe &asie.

Der par ensans en- Susmpber, Tom bsiianbis bapbe
ubsib msb fig / i'm SusbUlouins, pg benbss gelfauo toa al
Tor bpert Gar. 9a git bun ub Sfupsn til en- gneboer,
'ortalte BAN nm fin b~aurlise 5urfatnirs ps iasoe: "9st
fat albris saa ristis til nit gus. SLENDER q iutet Mib.
bel, Der fan afbj9lpe mine rbeIo? ?" G~nebperen, en- hunter
Oloins, bao benoe pente lioi, Tom mart tilbaae meo en-
lieen f~orieslet ausie os iusbe: "9snne rnaa 3 ct belt Gar.
tire Sanse ON GaSen os tire Souse ON Ratten, ielu bore
omirtns aiaften, aialoer, 5jss os ale Rroae / Gbers
pus, iaa oil bet NOT saa bepre. On ct aur mao 8 brinae
mig &as len isjen!"
Den brape Nacmooer iatts for 9iltro til aasien %
bar ben flittis %omtrins. 9a bun ben tslsenbe 9aa Tom /
ajsloersn, bolbt 9jenefssutten netop paa at tappe fla ct
arus VI. Ta bun tent ON Nattsn TOM / RiDifeuet, bapbe
ylSerne netop laust fig en- sgssetnse. 9a bun Tom til
5ls'et Os Stnloen, fob ajsrene Der ueen at pare aeuebe
% Ssftens baObs ~ifehetfOr Saore fun faaet 50 % bar its
i~tr'SleSs. Saalebes ~Dpouseoe bun bper Dag Sell, Iom bur
MATTE rette paa.
Ia Garet bar onlne, git bun meo aasIen tlbaae ii
eaebOersn % iaSoe ~iOrnsiet: "9au soar altirs meset bebre
aao mig bebplbe aasier enbru ct Var tbi ben maa inbe
hoioe ct fortr9felist Mtobsl." 30 10 gneboeren % inabe
"aasien Tan s life bsbOloe; men Niolst bsri 5tal & iaa'
. II aabnebe aasisn; ben inbebOlbt ct Stptte Yapi
bporpaa fob mlfreOst:
Stal Gltins sObt Quiet gao.
Do mao 9u ielu Del paste paa!
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
Tpr II III men.
Gn T~tiieongbog.

gu tplpaarssamnsl Gut fl Son til at pare nlso rr
Sober poa en- 1our fra Nsp YOrf til @nalouo. 8eo W
reiien bsb bans Mober bam ON at boee 0a9bo9 oper VII
buao ban faa os bsrie paa 8eiisn Ser er ct uooras al Dc
m~erfeliahe 8ssiperbeoer omburb:
life SUM- - SUrlob Ntep g>rf psb gtooassf'o. 9ar
paret runbt pmfrins paa Sartsiei os bleosn fienot neo Rap
teinen % S,prmanben. Ren moriomft er bet at fboe paa
9atfet, % Der pl leg fbce bet meie al 3iben. Oct er TOR
artet at pare lanst ubs paa Saoet % lille hume le eano
Seq br fuaet iaa bsilise Eager at ipiie os bar baot bet 'aa
mprlout; aS bet pilbe bore en- bl Maaneb, inoen Ri fon''
mer til 9iperpool. Ser er p~ra9tist.
sbeu Stunt - Sps.
3oie SUM - @nonn ip9ere.
ABE Stunt = Sfraffelis ipg.
ste Stunt 5rembeles ips. geo iffe, ON ies leoer, til
ies tOnu,er bism; oa, sjsr jes bet lite, fan bet osaa oare
bet famine.
6te sunni 2iot bebre; bar ipiit en- 8ier.
zoe SUM- - Iapa bjulpet mig cp paa GGffet rten leg
er lanst fra iriff enbnu.
Soe sunni - Mulisens fOmmer Ri til Queenstown
iu,oraerl. Glib ri alerebe bar Der. Seq n1aa Saa tilIenss
isien.
sSe sunni - aan ie ben irfe 8pf. 0Gt i~neerliste
gufe er, at ies funbe ipubiere biemme eaer bipe nblanoet
ct Steb. Seq bar bapt bet s~rasieliSt omborb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
og6 apen
en- gIautnine al Srn9ttrGer.

Soroen, boori man oil plnrfe, ma
5orpeien iettes | COB pa pasienot
Stanb; ben maa bore fraftis uoen al
pare formeset o~psisolet. Vt plante
@raSuolb uben nos~eniombelf 5orbere'
belie lpties i Wlminbelisbeb life, loo
iremt bet life FER | 5orbsininser ppen'
paa @rasuolben.
Yfantnins ON 8aaren mac life fore
tases, fsr SOrben er tsrret iaa me8et,
at ben CT befuem, mel ben maa bog Re,
fsr 5rusttreerne bespnber at upre.
@r Sorben bel tilberebt, sIer ben
fig ielu ct bpb % fraftis, bebsuer man
fun at grade ct Sul, fort moi iii, al
8sbberne fan faa Ylabs, iatte Erect
beri iaa bpbt, iom bet isr bar ftaat Os
omsipe 8sbberne meb Serb, iom, buis
man life panber, trabes libt fait meb
5oben, iaa ben falber tot til 8sbberne.
vt uanbe, naar man planter, er / Gl.
minbslisbeb life alene til insen Nptte,
men osiua ofte ifabelis; bpis Hlantnin.
gen ubfsres / pasienbe 1ib os itrar
efterat Sullet er srapet, pil Sorben az
minbelis bape ben %fOrnDbne Justisbeo.
SnbebOlber Suroen iaa megen 5uatis.
beb, at Saunben bliuer libt fustis, naar
man flemmer en- Saunbfulb Serb, er
8anbins oueraDbis peb Ylantninsen.
Or Sorben berimub tsr neo Slantnins
gen, er bet nuturlisuis nsbpenoist at
panbe.
@r Gersn msset fin, maa man albris
grade neb / ben, men fun | Mabjoroen
neo til 2sren, os bpis Sullet iaa life
blioer bpbt moi, maa man fsre Serb til
os fploe omfrirs Erect, iaa at &so.
berne faar en- p%nsienoe 9afnins meo
Serb; Der bannes iaalebes IN liben Jors
bsinins, bpori Treerne itaar.
On meset forbelastis Maabe at plante
paa, iier / itip eaer noset fur Serb,
eIer bpor MabiOrben er srunb eler
paa @rasplener, bpOr insen 8enrbeibs
ming bar funbet Steb, er at iatte Sra
erne Openpua SorbHaben, iaa at maj,
filler benz paa ielue Warfsn os pmsioer
bet meb Serb, iom fsres berben, elIer
TOM tases meb en- Spaoetas biit % Der
| libt Nfitanb fra erect, buis bet er
uabsn Serb. 8sbberne omsipes Der.
meb / p%asienbe Ssibe, buorpaa Serb.
forbsininsen ben fsrite CONNER baffes
meb liot 2sp, Moie, 2usesras elIer fig
nente. Sob Sapeiorb eIer aompoii
fan tilblanbes Sorben ueb Blantnlnsen,
berimob life @jsbie1 til andre Greer
END Stiffelsbar os Brinsebar.
gr Spmmeren tsr, eller 8elissenbes
ben er tyr. panbes be ~npplantebe Greer
srunoist bper Sbe euer ABE Dag inotil
alusuit Waaneb. 9erbos maa Scrbeu
bolbes rel, ON Treerne.