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across the Golden Horn at Constantinople,
so oriental and occidental ideas and tenden-
cies in turn or together swept over the
mind of our Japanese Boniface. rudely
jostling and Crowding one another and Of
ten producing hopeless confusion.
Like others of the enterprising and am
bilious among lis people he had deisned
to stoop to conquer. not to win love after
the fashion of the heroine in Goldsmith's
comedy. but to gain the secret of western
power. Japan reyerences The noney-inak.
Ie. canaCH-firiT3s abilities. of the foreign
devils The japanese have kurnbly piac-
ed themselves at the feet of occidental IT.
structors in order to learn ali the mystic
ries Of a rev and strange Civilization, with
the confident ambition OF some day str
passing and discardinS every foreign
teacher Devotion TO no occidental fetch
has been neglected. In language, Dress
education, military methods and even in
religion there has been painstaking irli-
tation- In the latter respect the modern
Japanese in repudiauns Buddhism and
other oriental creeds too often falls short
OF Christianity and sticks in an interme-
date agnostic stage between the old and
the new. suggesting, like the half-con-
verted Jew in the witticisni, the blank
page between the Old and the New Tesla
mentS.
sible manager at all was notable evidence
of the progressiveness of the new Japan
faamis. the famous hosiery at Kfoto.
was favored with no such official Meth
er was the vast Imperial Hotel at Toxic
In japanese inns in general, outside of the
foreign concessions, which have some adj
mirabla hotels under European or Ameri-
can management, like the Grand at Yoko-
hama, the bediamonded and omniscient
hotel clerk of America is represented by
an irresponsible gypsy-like group crouch
ing about tiny charcoal fire. kindled ap-
parently in a hole in the floor, among
whom the proprietor sometimes skulks in
cognito, while the stranger within the
gates. in the absence of his guide is COM
PEELED to confide his gIiefs to brown and
plump maidservants, who exc out an ex-
tremely defective English vocabulary with
profound bows and pleasing smiles
A Dual Life in Japan.
But here at Nikko was a real, live hotel
manager. eager to please, bubbling over
with enthusiasm and transformation. Dur
ing the day the oriental section of his brain
Was inactive and the occidental had full
sway. Discarding the flowing robe Of the
aristocrat and the loin cloth or the sack
and tight-fitting drawers of the plebeian of
the Orient. he appeared in ill-fitting Euro
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self, the descendant Of the very mikado
whose temporal power Ieyasu usurped.
In no other respect did Ieyasu demon
strate his greatness more conspicuously
than in the selection of burial place. In
valley surrounded ty Japan's most pic
turesQue mountain scenery, in a region
held sacred by the earliest traditions of
the people, on a hillside covered with
groves of majestic cryptomerias. there has
been built in his honor the richest archi-
tectural structure in all Jaran, a marvel
OF carving and of elaborate ornamentation
In gold and red lacquer.
The bronze Daibutsu of Kaniakura is the
grandest of Japanese monuments, despite
its rudimentary and irrelevant mustache.
The Hagashi Hongwanji, the great Budd-
hist temple of Kioto, is impressive from its
vastness. But in varied aid fantastic and
beautiful forms and in richness of decora-
ticn the Nikko temples are unsurpassed.
On this eventful morning the deified spir-
Its of 1eyasu. Hideyoshi and Yoritomo were
or palanquins and indulge in an excursion
to neighboring temple, attended in pro-
ctssion by considerable section of the
population of Nikko in fantastic and re-
Egious array.
Waiting for the Parade.
While the preparations for the procession
were In tedious progress the foreign visit
ors to Nkko strolled through the temple
grounds and enjoyed the picturesque, ami
costume, intending participants in the pro-
cession, were everywhere. Here a crowd
OF small boys in brocades and embroderies,
ard of mimic soldiers of assorted sizes,
with long wooden spears, swords. bows
WIN iacquered qufvers brocade helmets
with bronze ornaments. ard in some in
stances with old and costly coats of mail.
protecting them to the knees formed a
rirS ABOUT an old man and boy, stroling
ptrlormels OF crude acrobatics and Jug
glery. Here an important and dignified
Ettie Japanese policeman reformed with
becoming gravity his serious functions He
Was arrayed IN white duck suit, respen-
dent with brass buttons. His soldier can
OF blue was ornamented with gold braid.
On ms hands were white cotton gloves. and
ne bore sword instead of a club. On his
Use was perched Zone of the few large
things in JAPAN a pair CT spectacles with
immense frames, of the kind associated by
illustrators with Chinese sages. Our wan
behring's take us with the crowd of specta-
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the mail appear legs clad in striped suits
of cotton and bare or straw-sandaled feet.
Next comes a group of children in bro
cade attire with artificial flowers in pro-
fusion for head dresses, and bearing in
hand such effigies as that of the fish.
Then follow footmen in red, wearing
grotesQue masks; footmen in yellow, with
tall wooden banr ers; more horsemen and
their attendants, perhaps twenty, and
empty black lacquer filters with brocaded
banners and many-colored streamers float
ing from them. Each is carried by four
bearers. The black lacquer pole which
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back. The women's favorite costume for
the occasion is soft blue or gray kmono,
with touches Of red, and tasteful brocade
obi or sash. Young girls alone are priv
ileged to wear gay, bright colors. Pecu-
liarities of children's attire are colorad
aprons, adding to the brilliant effects of
the ever-changing Kaleidoscope aspect Of
the passing crowd
Umbrellas and Kodaks.
Foreign ribbed umbrellas are strongly
and strangely In evidence. The Japanese
have learned to prefer them except as
protection against rain, for which purpose
they think that the wide-spreading oiled
paper umbrella of their own country is
more effective.
Another foreign, yet interesting element
of the scere, is the kodakist. with eager,
curious. crafty look, inveigling Japanese
children and adults into favorable lights
and positions for snap Shots and lavishly
expending miles Of film upon an endless
procession Of fascinating Photographic SUBJ
jects. The kodakist has been warned away
from Japan by the bugbears of the Jap
anese duty on cameras and Of the disas-
trous effect upon the film OF the moist
atmosphere. which has also been credited
with supplying insufficient light for instan-
taneous exposures. But II the kodaktst
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way with a trolley car, and the old over
coming the new, had overturned the sac
religious vehicle that interrupted the pro-
cession of the gods and several of the pas
sengers and bystanders were crushed under
the car. THEODORE w MOVES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
Festival and Procession in Honor of
Ieyasu.
Old AND new JAPAN
Initiative Orientals in Pursuit of the
Secret of Western Power.
JAPAN STOOPs TO CONQUER

HE MANAGER OF
our hotel at Ntkko
was the personifca-
ton of modern ia
pan. An irrepressi-
BILE conflict between
the old and the new
W a g e d ceaselessly
within him. AS Eu-
rope and Asia in
surging crowds Of
all nationalities &C.
cupy simultaneously
or in succession the
"A no TIN q h RI o a
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which IL borne by four men and beaten
constantly by Q NTH. More footmen come
Into view with swords. tall black caps and
blue, white and red kimonos. and then ap-
pears the full band of the procession, fifers
and drummers in brilliant brocades
Many men now march by bearing In their
hands representations. Of hunting birds In
wood or plaster.
Lastly come the TIN ee sacred cars. upon
which patters constantly a shower Of cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
HAS SOUND COLORf

An Interesting Correlation of Physi-
cal Phenomena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-18

a private and his appointment later
as quartermaster sergeant is but a
modest recognition of the sacrifice
made by the gentleman and his
capability to fill any office in the
captains or governors gift. While
Mr.. Cheadle was advised by the
medical examiners at Helena that he
could secur a discharge on account
of his weight, should he he SO wish
it, he spurned the proposition, say
ing he was not looking for an op-
p~ortunity to be excused. Should the
opportunity arise Sergeant Cheadle
will distinguish himself and men of
his caliber will prove a valuable aid
to those whose duty it will be to
bring order out of chaos in the
Philippine islands.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Sheriff Waite, who spent several
days at Utica last week looking after
his sheep interests, reports all sheep
men in that vicinity having an un-
usually successful lambing season
and says that the percentage of in
crease will be above the average.
So the ARGUS especially caters"
to the wants of patent medicine
advertisers, does it? Compare the
ads of local firms carried by the
Lewistown papers and note the
difference. We are surprised that
our contempory should call attention
to this matter.
l.. Ct. Phelps has been spending
evera days in town this week. Mr..
Phelps says there are no new de-
velopments in mining matters at
Gilt Edge; that the mill is running
day and night on a fair grade of ore
and that all parties look forward to
n battle royal when the hearing on
the application for patent comes
before the land office, June 18th.
Herbert H. Matheson OF Helena,
who purchased a bounty certificate
obtained by fraud by j. b. Fetzer,
OF bounty notoriety, brought suit in
Judge Smiths court in Helena some
time ago, asking a writ of mandamus
to compel the state board of ex-
aminers to allow his claim. Judge
Friday granted a decision in
favor of the board. The case will be
carried to the supreme court.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-18
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY. Jss


FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
ne is the senior partner of the firm of
F. j. CHENEY & Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of
CATARRH that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9th day of De-
cember, A. D., 1896.
,. A. w. GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly on the blood
and mucou surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
eSold by Druggists, 75c.
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issued the following instructions.
member i'm the event of III volun-
teers going 20 the front: Friends
and relatives of soldiers in the field,
in addressing letters to them, should
mark plainly the company and regi-
ment to which they belong, as by
doing so the distribution of the mail
will be facilitated. This applies to
both the regular troops and the
MALTA volunteers"
Congress has passed a law provid-
ing that citizens who enlist in h
war between this country and Spain
shall be exempted from the provis-
ions of the act requiring wner OF
mining claims to perform or u to
be performed not less than 800
worth of work on their claims each
year, such exemption to be in effect
during the term OF such
enlistment. Provision will doubtless
be made, If it is not already covered
by law, that absence from ones
homestead by reason of enlistment
i'm the army shall not work a forfeit
ure of rights.
w. H. Peck, who was in from Box
Elder last week, confirmed the report
that he had sold his real estate
interests to Oscar Stephens. Mr..
Peck intends sending his family to
their old home in Illinois next month
and will join them in the fall. after
having disposed of his sheep. He is
not yet certain whether he will re-
turn to Montana or not, but ii SO
will probably locate in another Sec
ton of the state. For many years
Mr.. Peck has been one of Fergus
cOunty's best citizens and it is the
general wish that he may resume his
residence with us.
David Hilger, president of the Fair
association, says that al soon rs the
war excitement sufficiently subsidies
to permit the consideration of local
matters, attention will be paid to
holding the biggest and most attract
i've fair this fall in the history of the
association. Among other attrac-
tions tn be considered by the trustees
will be the securing of an aeronaut
for a balloon ascension and para
chute jump. MI. Hilger has already
received a propositionfrom one party
to furnish such a feature. At present
attention is engrossed in war mat
tiers and the public ear can be gained
for hardly than a mention of
local affairs.
Capt. Stafford and wife. parents of
G. NJ. Stafford, left Helena last week
for Klondike. The Helena Independ-
ent says: "Their voyage by water
will be entered upon at Seattle, from
which port they will go to st.
Michaels, and from there their pas
is engaged up the Yukon to
City. They carry with them
extra supplies from their farm, such
as salt meats, butter, eggs, preserves
and other good things carefully put
to locate at Dawson or near there,
to stay for a year or two, if they find
to do SO. III they are
not satisfied with the country they
will return and resume their residence
at the old Montana farm homestead
across the Missouri in this county,"
There is not a man in Company i
who is deserving of more credit for
than E. X. Cheadle.
Mr.. Cheadle left his family and good
position in Fergus county
and enlisted in the volunteer army
because he believed it was his duty.
He did not join as an officer but as
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-18
Legal Blanks

We are headquarters for Legal
Blanks in Fergus County. The only
complete stock i'm the county.
The following blank forms are kept
constantly on land and tor sale for cash at
prices named.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-18

E DOE.
Acknowledgement -. p
Joint Acknowledgment ............ 40
Affidavit of Corporation Officer ....-..... Is
Acknowledgment of Corporation .......... .
Affidavit for Attachment. so
Mechanics Lien so
Noice OF appear ~
Undertaking on Attachment. .....-....... 50
Undertaking on Appeal 80
Writ of Attachment 50
Undertaking for Bail ........ so
Affidavit of Renewal of Chattel Mortgage so
Assignment of Mortgage................ 80
Bill OF Sale.-....--.--- ...-.--.-.-....... Jo
Bond for Deed rs
SHdlttl %
Declaration of Homestead by Head of
Declaration of Observation-Disclosures. ..... 80
Declaration of Homestead-wife........ 50
~
Lease Tenement. .......... ..... rs
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-04
Rpnb11pBere1t 5ne Anrg.
@n1ttbnlb 5br Anrn.
Sen me Meaieri,,al.. /.

-OSW ttVe UtCDJerlW94 2er Eer Sfrt0s
mellem 8enitreblabene am ben npe giegier1nq.
Taa ben enc 9ibe itoar rDagblabet1 Da::
rDasspoiten" ION pil bape ct Winifteri,lnrs
Steen. 9ua ben arben @ibe Serb. Gang
os Sntenisentsieblerre1, iom life pil bapes
Steen. 80. 9" mener, nat meb altman bar
Steen at taffe for, iaa ct ban life MI Manben
til at tase Stpret. @i saar panifelise 9iber
imebe. Oct buser life meb en- Manb, iom
fonmer fra ct tabt @lag. aRan n1aa bape
en-, iont Soft tror paa Gn fig Meanb bar
80. 6. filnbet grlsseier 6onop fra g.
8ersenbus. Genne Manb bar / bisle pofibes
Siber bolbt fig ubenfor: Sur ban I bisIe
aar life siorf noset sobt iaa bar ban beuer
life siort noset gait. Ss ba ban fom ,lb al
bet pfientli9e Sip meb en- 9pb Gel Martpr=
slorie til ben CLANS, Der ellers fob al bam,
fan man om benne Manb tro iaa sobt, lom
bet bet belle saar on at tro ON ct Wtenneife.
Si ppper life at bape nosen Menins ON 8o=
nom, flyer Den 17be Dfai gi peb bare,
at ban tpieb fig ira at fomme inb / 4olitifen
M. Sur ban life fplt fig poflen ben 9labs,
ban meb rette flnbe pente (eller frpste) at bli
lat paa2 Siaafalb nil bans golitif bli mere.
Epriiytig enb iterf. Ween bpem bet MI enb
|bGn naar Eiben fon,11er lab ps life bape
formeset op os afsiorte Meninser i Sorueien
ON Manbene. Ss lab os life frape, at be
os be Sermeninser faar glabs j &aabet. 0e
5eite braser life beoit ION braser til bper i'm
&ant.
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A.1nrs #tnter.

Carnegie bar nebiat 2pnnen i fine
@taal= Sabriteri 5amefeab.
Blattc.t pm at fipbe be banife - peitin=
biife Ger ises at pille fonme unber Bebanb=
ling paa iubeuerenbe &onsres.
stSamt Bfcffer fra gaeru lllm,, Minnu
paa gein til apiflanb Sulebeips, iprans
ub al ginbuet al ct Grprelstos ! Henniplpaz
nia os brebtes paa Stebet.
8aar op I 0fpg. Niblamb, @is., %.
Sec. SlbebranO p6elasoe tsaar ct fort
glabeierns &ulifur, 50XSo Sob fort, fa,n=
men ,neb on,trent ~ gosnlabninser Rul.
.Mar. % Mrs. 9,.rra,tt. Sorelore til
Morberen Durrant, bar iasipst Surpntano
5mitb for S5o, 900, forbi ban bar iast, at
@pnnen Durrant par ct noralf nbpre.
eSnoitDbertte ben tallerebe CONNER
cial gant" af @au Claire, ISIS, faar insenz
ting. De nil irn1blertib faa ylnlebn,ns til at
srable oper "8erbens bebfe gant Spitem1.
ea8br,8 l,ttfet. Stanlep, Mis., ~.
Sec. gtortbmeferns 9ln,ber Gonpanp's
@asbru9 blep fenst iaften efterat bape pes
ret i Drift ! elleue Maaneber. 8efolfninsen
/ bar taget @fribt til at inforporere Statlep
iont Bp.
Pretioent et,.r8es af "gitisens Bant1
at Clpein, Sopa, siorbe iis uipnlis, ba 9os
pens Saanbbepere tom for at arrefere BAN.
San bapbe tat Sfolepense inbiat til eset
Brug, pS ielpe 8anfeu fallerebe to Tiger iiben
. meb $35, 900 llnberbalqnce.
SrRaSf Sfentatt8el. Ga Grosie, Mis.,
~. Sec. Der par life iaa Tibet 8epeSelie
peb gitp Sau, ba Bet lettebe ub, at ber par
betpbelist llnberitub I Bpens geiemeite,
Gbdrles ". 8artletts geSnita taber, as at gp=
\ obpptat Daartin Ber8b bapbe parslet aautiz
D oniiterne ON, at be n,aatte erfatte &asie:
y 1llan9elett. 45s;=sE5s5s
SfStteIsbere Sr,.tnet. Mens ling.
bionr,r,en Isb paa Sfeiter paa Sill Greet
gse,p g)orf, sSulebas, falbt giis MarD Bar.
ber, 23 gar samrnel siennsm Slen. gbpart
Mibael fDripste at frelie bsnbe peb at frpb'
III ssstanten; men Siaa.bau falbt isienneu1
% besse brutnebe. gn tpilfom Srelie for y
d stO. !.
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an at1t1telntn.

4 Y ~ 81 b b . . . q : a..
Gtt llns- gRarb fra 9a,tbet peb Napn Gbas.
Mille falbt en- 8ag blanbt 8ppere MeianezE
apolis os fratoses 800. / 9euse, fit nbr os
lin &epelper.
8r,.tal syprbrboelie. anbrerp Gbar=
netifp peb Sairn,ont efteripses for at ia BAN
let en- af fine Seite libel. San erenbnu itfe
paa9reben.
Maribal, 30te Sec. Gllepe at be Spss=
maal lom paafulgte Indictments for nlopz
u ligt grenbepins Sals fifen brat Gnbe isaar,
ibet Be blep afpiF paasrunb af tefniife Sell
peb &lu9erne.
Ssatal 1tInffe. Sra 2ple melbes ben
30te Sec. at Sc. Mi6arbs, enpelitaaenbe Sar=
mer blep lllpffelisnis inbpiflet / Nfaffineriet
81 en- sSeebntpQe meb ben bpire 4r1n og fit Sip
BET forn1elis malet af. Gan bpbe tort efter
9al,ttb, lite San Olaf Stub, ben be-
fienbte @tieitelpber fra 0einneapolis, falbt
paa sSien ibasmorses 1nebens ban spebe fig
% braf fin enc Sob peb Mnfelem. San par
ber for at fapsaa meb en- Sfisitelpber fra
gsef @uperior.
eSetttett pattSt. Gnnoflaa lnllrfis Gag
bleu afsiort / gSinona ben 3ots Sec. Gn 80.
Murpbp os; Sosiie Gonnors par forlopet, os
Murpbp fipbte lin &ieretee ct 0rsel. Bag
efter fog bun op meb BAN, os ban forlsste
at tase Drselet tilbase. sSurpen nte,tte rei
% ertlerebe at Orselet par Sentens Gien=
bonn.
Set Romite i G5o6bbue Gountp, iom bar
iamlet Yense til ct pasienbe Monument paa
Or. % W2rs. @renpolbs grap, bar bolbt
'S,Neebe &enpom os beiluttet, at: Snblamlin=
gen ifal aiiluttes ben LITE Sebrnar. aomiz
teen ital mebe isien ben 15be Sebruar os iaa
saa ipei n1eb at faa Wtouumentet opfprt.'
Naarfbaa 29be Sec. gfter Mibnat flo
ite Scat falbt 8anbperfets fore gebolber
neb, fn1ites ifpffer os sioroe abifiuis Sfabe
aariasen par antaselis at 8anbet lpb uo af
ct Sui efter en- @eperfusle os fres til umaa=
belis Spfler, Der brat Binbinssperfet, 1om
bolbt ben oper 100 JOB bple Seboloer.
Sedla. @n Dei genner os ssaboer bap=
be ifrabet lamn,en til en- Snletrefeit bos Sper
i aarlom anben Sulebas. .9raiten maatte
spere meb 1,atlrIispis. g forbrep 81.
ben meb ,Galer os Gang. 9ilflut ifrobebe pi
iammen nosle Center til preften. Ween
fors.bet t.er..oaarlisS Sorretning a. pore Sieez
iprser ftne Gettlententer. -2.
9il bem tapre norlte Solbat er inbfon.z
met fplsenbe:
g. g. Olion, 5eibers, s1.0o
@bas. S. Sois, Mefinod, 80. OBS
6. Gnsebretion, Moorbeab, O.3o
Mue; iom eniter at siue, bebes at iubienbe
bet itrats til 1&obbusseren", Sersl1s Sails,
Minn.
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Grpoctotter.

!Serrerne 2eibal, Sfulitab os 9tielielr,
Sar siuet fig af meb at itriue gers.
Tor at 9ipe, ST. 5anion ristis paa Belien,
Sar bu left beres lerbe 0ert?
S norit aiterutur ba1 be ei i'm sise,
Deeb benz giprnlon os Sbien barintet at iise.
aaber mig nu al @euitabelisbeb,
9is5e tire berlise &lrle fritilere.
Seq tienber benz itpie, peb sob Beifeb,
On, alle be Merritter be fan praitere.
2ptfelis er berfor DOR lille Stab,
Sm ben manse lisnenbe @enier beiab.
Nieliem er 0ottor, BET peb pi 10 alle,
gtt ban paa Solf opeure fan.
Sntel laa panifeli9t naar bu bam falber,
Din Spsboms Seifaiienbeb ban fienber ,paa
Gtanb,
Seq tror ban fan t,lrere Siertetilfeloe,
8eb at ifiere bet llb og tilbase belbe.
Mebicinens girtnins fienber ban npie,
San ifielne fan 8lppanb fra rem aqlauit.
Dog ieln fan barrel be eager forbpie,
San Tiger bet itriber mob bans grincip,
.5am saar pad 8etsbuiet for at abpare
Spage 9tatllrer, mob 9riffeon6ets Sarer.
eeioal forsplber os ielser Rloffer,
Gn eblere SiaI bar ies albris mebt.
@alser for Soft ora bu rteb BAN praffer,
Wteb ben itorartebe @apnilbbeb er ban
fpbt,
San er Gnters % SaberIsles Soriparer,
Ds berior paa Bensene albris ban iparsr.
Oct bar not lin @r,lnb bans &riitenbont,
San leier os beber % elifer alle.
2en9e bet to9 fsr ban penbte ON.
Daen ri baaber ban ei pil tilbose falbe,
&lnbe leg bam bare bielpe ! Stri6en,
Men bertil fpler leg for ipas % liben.
;@tnlnab er Poet, fienber be Stilen,
San ffriper ON Bplie, Blltoit % 9rim,
San bliner appollos Meiter neb 9iben,
San itriper 10 rent ubmarfet paa Riln,
@ptbmerne er 10 rent briQidnte,
seq 1eite os tanfte, Fer bar pi en- Dante.
aun Stabe, at faabanne fore @enier,
|SieIben blir bebret til efter. lin D9b
cit BIB os fin gisbom Ct ali bpab be eier,
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