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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-10-26
BOER VERSUS BRlTON
Mafeking BOmbarded and Burned-The
BasutOs On the Warpath

Special to the Star:
Pretoria, Oct. p. = General
Cronie began the bombardment
Of Mafeking on the morning of
the 24th and continued it on the
25th, burning the town. The
women and children were given
ample time to leave.
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Resolutions of Respect

MARION LODGE, NO. 10, F. 4 A. N.
Whereas, on the 10th day of
October, 1899, God, in his infinite
wisdom, saw fit to remove from
our ranks our beloved brother,
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ca - TO FRI a.
Rea,o,lo a The Kiad You Have AHdyS Be lgft
Signature st &HzzNzzw
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j Nj. NELLY,

MERCHANTS BLOCK, OCALA, FLA
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Powelrs "Whitworth" was heard
some distance to the right; tho officer
was seen to stagger and fall, and the
brilliant career of that gallant and dis
tinguished soldier, Maj. Gen. Sedg-
wick, commandant Of the Fifth Fed
cral army corps, was closed, and
closed forever. Powell reported at
once that he had killed Federal gen
cral, but we knew not his name nor
rank until it came out few days la
ter in the Northern papers, announc-
ing that Gen. Sedgwick had been
killed by Confederate sharpshootcr;
which fact SO published has gone into
history, but the name of the man be-
I.lnd the gun has never before been
mentioned.
Ben Powell was from Lancaster, S.
&.
There may not be much in what
have said above, but some Of the old
soldiers may be interested in the
story
ROBERT Il. HEMpIIILL.
Abbcvillc, S. c., Dec. II, 1899.
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A Sure Cure for Cr0up.

twenty-five years constant use
without failure ! The first indica
tion of Group is hoarseness, and in a
child subject to that disease it may be
taken as a sure sign Of the approach
of an attack. Following this hoarse-
ness is peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is Civ
en- as soon as the child becomes hoarse,
or even after the croupy cough ap-
pears, it will prevent the attack. 1t
is used in many thousands of homes
in this broad land and never disap-
points the anxious mothers. We have
yet to learn Of single instance in
which it has not proved cffectual. No
other preparation can show such re-
cord -twcntyyears' constant use with
out a failure. For sale by flill-Orr
Drug Co.
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Bobby as u Court Crier.

a Springfield lawyer has son
abort 10 years Of age, and daughter
about twice that age The boy has
been around the courthouse u good
deal with his father, and the young
woman has steady beau. The other
evening the young man passed the
house and the young woman desired to
speak to him.
Bobby" she said to her little
brother, won't you please call Mr.
Brown"
Bobby knew the state of affairs, and
he hurried 10 the front door and called
out in the usual loud monotone Of a
court bailiff:
John Henry Brown John Henry
Brown! John Henry Brown Come
into COURT
Mr.. Brown came in and Bobby with
drew to a safe place.
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serving the faults and follics Of others
and trying to avoid them, or we may
learn it from our own bitter expc-
ricncc. Let engaged people observe
and reflect upon the matrimonial sue
ccsscs and failures they see around
them, and they will discover that do.
mcstc bliss does not come from
having a large house, servants. horses,
and So forth, but from having in Il
home. whether large or small, two
bears, and from paynt attention to
two first things. Thc bears Of
course, are bear and forbear the spirit
Of self sacrifice and Of to,crUion, and
the two first things are the first quar-
rel and the first year Of married life
y poor girl who had got black eye
WAS asked how she got it. She an
wcrcd: From my sweetheart, and
then added: " He could no, have done
more if he had been married 10 me .
Some engaged people quarrel almost
as much as if they were married
This is bad, for it form, the habit Of
nagging and trying t. gct the last
word 1t may be said that engaged
people speak to each other with their
eyes. and with their mouths only
when they are married We hope
that they do, and that some Of them
Will not use their tongues too much
afterwards. The first year of married
life is more important than any, or
perhaps than all, that follow. 1t
might be called what the fifth proro-
sition Of the first book Of I;nclid is
called the ASS Bridge y lady
said lately. in my hearing, in order to
account for the unhappincs> she had
suffered in married life, con, we be-
gan all wrong The best thing we
can wish those Of our readers who arc
going to be married is that they may
begin all right, and not all wrong.
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To Mc E'iitor ofthe .Stutc.
You republshed what said in the
Abbcvilc Medium about Capt. o. Is
Warwick, Of the Eighteenth Z. S. in
fantry, who was killed in a skirmish
in the Philippines, Nov. 2G. You
gave credit to the Press and Banner
through inadvcrtcnce, and make no
complaint, but write to make corrcc-
ton in what | wrote and to tell some
strange condolences about the killing
Of Gen. Scjgcwick. l.ieut. Charles
x. Paul was not in the company with
Capt. Mclaughlin and Lieut.. Warwick
who were here in 1874. lie came IN
1876 with Capt. Lloy, nnd Lieut.
Barnhart. took him t. 4 big politi-
cal meeting at Due Wet. where we
had Il brass band, red Iirts, negro
Democratic speakers and two pitchers
on the stand. 1t was an interesting
experience for him.
Lieut.. Paul afterwards married Il
daughter Of Gen. Rains, who was an
old army officer, but resigned and
came South. He had had charge
Of a Confederate founlry in Au-
gusta during the war between the
states
Lieut.. Paul told me that he was sit
ting on horse near Gen John Scdge-
wick when he was killed by one Of
NlcGowan's sharpshoo.cr- at Spott-
sylvania Court House. Paul was act
ing on his staff and Gen. Scdgcwick
was giving orders about bringing up
some commissary wagons. In Il few
minutes the word passed down our
lluc that one of our sharp hooters had
killed Yankee general.
Some years ago while dining with
Hon. J. j. Darlington. in Washing
ton, ID. G., his father law, an cl-
dcrly minister, told me that he saw
the body Of Gen. Scd~wck when it
landed in that city, and that Gen.
Sedgcwick was tie only man he saw
during the whole war who had been
killed in action.
was standing in the broad road
leading to Spottsylvania Court House
when the word came along the line that
a general had been killed by one of our
sharpshooters at single shot at dis
tancc of 1000 yards It is strange
that should meet his aide after so
many years and also the man who saw
the body reach Washington. In
"Lcc's Sharpshootcrs," recently pub
lishcd, Maj. w. S. Dunlop, who com
mandcd McGowan's sharpshooters
tells who killed Gen. Scdgwick as fol-
lows:
I'VE reached the backbone of the
ridge, near the edge of field that lay
out beyond. Here we could plainly
see Sedgwick' $ corps in line of battle
on the crest of another hill, busily en-
gagged in rectifying their lines and con-
structing breastworks with their skir-
mlshcrs we'll advanced. Upon these
We opened scattering fire with some
effect. We discovered an angle pro-
truding from their main line towards
the right Of the battalion, which
brought a four-gun battery with its
infantry supports placed there for the
defense of the salient, barely within
reach of our long range rifles. And to
these Ben Powell, with his "Whit-
worth, and few files on the right
paid their respects. Presently an
officer Of rank with his staff approach
ed the salient, and adjusting his field
glasses, began to take observations Of
the front. A few shots had been Fl ed
at the group, when the ringing peal of
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"T owe to NV wife a1, tbo nron

81 owe to my wife all the prom
inence have achieved" is famils
lar expression among public men.
l is certainly true in the case of
Congressman Roberts with his three
wives.
Gone Minute Cough Cure is the
best remedy ever used for coughs
and colds. 1t is unequalcd for
whooping cough. Children all like it, -
writes II. N. Williams, Gcntryvillc,
Ind. Never fails 1t is the only
harmless remedy that gives Immediate
results Cures coughs, colds, hoarse-
ness, Group, pneumonia, bronchitis
and all throat and lung troubles. It's
early use prevents consumption.
- Man imposes on woman, obut
she always thinks he doesn't mean it.
The man who never tracks mud
into the house is usually meddlesome
in the kitchen.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
What is Good Society.

Somebody said he would like to ret
into good society 1t started the
question, What is good society?
''ood society is that where toadyism
is frowncd upon and scandal mongcrs
are not admitted
Good society is that where one earns
one 5 title Of gcntlcwoman, not by
birth only, but by good manners.
Good society is that where to under
stand Greek is Of less Importance than
to understand courtesy in all it's laws.
i-Good society is that which is not
personal in its talk, but which finds
sufficient topic of interest to discuss
without dilating on the sins Of its
ncighbors.
Good society is that where the art
OF welcoming the coming and speed
ing the parting guest is graciously
practiccd.
Good society is that where people
are not hastily Judged, but once they
arc believed to be untruthful, deceit
full, and ill-brcd they are ostracizcd.
Good society is that which can give
dinner without sending Il notice Of
1t to the newspapers, can introduce
daughter without having her frocks
made the subicc. Of Il paragraph, and
which believes that the family and
its happiness is Of more Importance
than the booming Of beauty or the
being counted among the -Four Hun
dred
Good society is that which while it
recognizes the value of all the con-
ventional rules, is yet sufficiently
strong to be guided occasionally by
the heart, and not of necessity to
follow leader, as sheep do.
Good society is that where mother
knows that her daughter or her son is
safe.
Good society is that which is form
ed when two or three are met together
In pleasant converse. You can. if
you will, though yours be only a room
in boarding house, make there the
best society in the world.
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the occupation that il j. only tho,
who are abnormaly Shy whp wi-h to
do it IS proxy There i a Great diff
ference between Nrtation alI court
ship Tile first is attention without
intentlon II va well described hy
Punch a. a SPOON with nothinr in
it, but the latter, though it may be Il
'~poon too. is a spoon with some
thing in il that j. 20 ~Ay, the intcn-
;ion to marry. "Oh what a rccrca-
ton it is, cxclaimc, an Irisliman
TO fall in love it make, the heart
beat So dclicatcIy that YOU cant get !,
wink Of Sleep .or the pleasure Of rin
pain DO you dramc of me, Mn
asked a girl Of her young mat a~"
Irish. I)ra,nc Of you, is it u lar
lin why can get nny -''p Tor
draining Of y"u. After awhile. how
ever. it is felt to be a rrii,l To cx-
change thi, painful 'ea-nrc this
rcstlcs, dreaming, fnr The sweet Sc
curity Of being rnrlrci. no doubt
there are human butterflies who fit
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perancc is only form of disease, and
there may come n time i'll the progress
of any disease when it can't be stopped.
That's what we mean when we talk of
"galloping consumption" It's like
horse running away with us. We can't
stop it.
Strength will stop the widest horse.
Strength is the great necessity in the
stopping of disease. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has cured thousands
who had obstinate cough, bronchitis,
weak lungs, splitting of blood, emacia-
ton, and similar ailments which if neg
1ected nnet;lfmIiy t-ec.e.. Lead to con
sumption. It cures by strengthening the
lungs and giving them power to throw
off disease.
~ had been troubled with bronchitis and
cough and at times great difficulty in breath
ing" writes J. w. iiowerton. Esq. of Bigfali.
Hancock Co. Tenn. "A portion OF the time my
10 as S
our best country physicians for several years but
with little benefit I had been reading about
your medicine for several years but hadn't muci,
try it and before had taken onethirti of
hottie Of DIR. Picrces Golden Medical Dscov-
cry and Pleasant Pellets. began TO mend.
bottles Now feel like new man and can do
ms hard days work ms any man. advise all
of my friends who are diseased to take Doctor
Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery"
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= Character pays larger part than
intellect in the happiness Of life.
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Il friend who
is slipping
down the road
of alcoholism.
And when the
answer comes
, " ! can't
stop" the
man is perhaps
reproacl,cd for
the cOwnrdice
of that phrase,
81 can't"
But inten-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Gre 9uleoftener.
Nf
u. Spnmar.
l6Oriiot.l
u. Soamar.

6on beepnber lua after at panbre ON ium en- pilb,
uoar blot benne Nften bar fOrbi, iaa lpber bans Blob iaen
~rOligere; ban 9aar runct ON Ssea, mebens 6riiteren hpi=
FER til bam;
pBlUt ct Sprin9, Os Du er fri for al &pa(."
Nien eronu er bet life BELT rnsrft ON BAN; tbt ban fan
ie ct lille 2ps ittnne, Os ban peb, at bet er bans 0atters
8erelie. San letter fig for at pente, inbtil ret er 1uffet,
iau ct Spring uo @sen, Os oft er' forbi.
gpisbebeu er lang!
San saar isen runbt um Ssen, raa 8orbet bans
&erelie lisser ct 8rep, en- forpint Siels Insfitris; beri
flyer. ban fin Batter, bpab Der er blepet al benbes ~ulpffeliee
Jaber, ban ipaar benbe, at osiua bun er b~emfaloen til
5orbanoeien.
Nlen bet lille 9ps Jrieons @arelie lluftes life, ps
inbenfOr bet Uplpfe @inbue foloe to iuase Sauber fig til
8sn, men be ere. bog mnstise nof til at afbolbe ben lterfe
Mano fra fin srufulbe 9nnb.
Oct er mart MiOnat; ban mou le,l pm bun life ct
suaet Seus; - tbi ban fan life iprinse i.Ssen, iaa lanse
9piet brenoer. San litter fig narmere Suiet, bpor BON
b5rsr nOsen ipnse, ban fOrfaar life Orhene, men Melobian
logger fig iOm ~Oampenbe Die paa bans Siertes uilbe, OPP
rsrte Bslser. San lptter, til ben lille Sauser tier, inn
fpnber ban fig ben til fin @abebsr, luffer ben op os saar
IND.
@r Der mOnsfOmmen en- Gnelie ON, at oer:enbnu sipes
5reb, oper ben trette Giei?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

@ertruo saar burtis sennem bet rist ~uotprebe Be-
rel'e; De tpffe, blsbe "copper" opfanse enbper 2pb, iaa at
bun lite bar nsois at ssre fig Image for at gao fnste ;inaen
DIR fnirfsr satr fnaser, tbi LANCE 8ortier treble btsies
Steo. pun er blepen'bsjere % i%mutfere, emo ba ri forlpb
benoe paa Berlins ganegnaro; en- taruelia, men meaet
i%mosfulo Rjole efter Sopebftubsinitt ~frembeper forbeloos
tist beaoes ilante Sf,ffelie 'besuoen er ,enbper ubeb @ b.
lonbeo benoes Geien, enbuer 5orlesenbeo peset % bar
bnrtts tabt fig. berimob er Der no9et flint je ne sails quot
oper benbes belle Optreben. iaaban iom bet nu en- Gang er
griplesium for be bgiere Srebie, bennes @ans er sraciss
Os fiffer, en- itarp Susttaser uiloe maaite Rse, at Der uo.
trpttes S~elpfgtelie / ben.
pun oroner noeet bit os ber peb BET rist impffeDe
Suleboro, / bots @itote Der pran9er en- inuf 9goelarnn.
iom meo fine nestise Creme ipnes at bile omfaune enbuer
tnotrGoenoe. erect er belat meo tette 9psreffer, noor
De ere tenote, bile De lisne en- Stiernes Hare @traater, Ga
prestist bile De boibe 9laier tuse fig no @laniea uf benz,
De fine @ulotrunbe 8aseret bile orbentliq fraale. Mel.
lem 2ilierne fisse imaa gnslebOpeber frem, boab billie De
mon mibt bet ftraalenoe Ere? - 5onen Goppen Of 9reet
flyer % BET, De ~forfpnbe @nslebub ifabet;
v9@re bore Sub bet bsie, Sreb paa Serbeu. %
Menneifene en- Belbebuseliebeb!"
Sg boem bar orbnet aft bette iaa lmuft? Spor(ebes
fommer Sertrub, StOurioeroatteren, @nfens Oatter, til at
berlfe iom 5rue oisIe prugtfulbe &erelIer? @r bst
Senerolinoe b. Summinsens 6us, for bpis 8srn @ertruo
ltulot bore 29rerinoe? gi lao benoe fomme til Berlin ber
l. Sftober; bisie tie M%aaneber, Der ere qaaebe loo fenbeGo
~ian9iOmt O9 treuent for taffels Jrieba / @eepolbe. ere fprs
i%punOfe iom en- Srbm for @ertruo. SUN ff on fprrio
Mooto9elie. man fem benbe Mpbe fpm en-, @pniuhe ,ffo
ION en- frenneo. @eneralinoen bnpoe fire 8grn i en- g1..
Der al ttre, iefs, nj o9 tolo Qar, bisIe ere operoipue til
@ertruos 2eoelie o9 SpOruselie; bun lelp har besunrre
iaa libt 9ib BERTH, en- flor &Orreiponoance % iao Be Sor.
0rtnqer, Seroen ayr paa ben0e, nBDpenAinnare ~ H., -.
%ouersiOe fine Ssrn trOfute Senber.
Man foritaa MI life 1%btrpttet7 uGerbena ban fe;f
Doaoe, Oer"eo nleHss lite 3eatre, 80oer os ~lisneaoe; &C.
%neral'noen er en- from Same, iOm alorie saar / 9eotret e.
Ter tOmmer | en- Salial, eler bun snifer, at benoes gsrn
nusenfnbe ffuloe fOmme Der.
(5ertiettes. J
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

pBilbelm, | Iften, Suleaften, bloer bu bel ~biemme?"
insbe Sru %anoel til fin Ssn. iOm efter at babe 1t ub Of
Sinbuet reiite fig IissiOm for at saa ub.
vSuurfur iulbe jea bet?@ ipurate ban auapent. leo
fer flt insen @runb BERTH.
vSet er @runb NOT til at blipe biemne, at ou bor ct
Diem, bpDr ou bar bet ~bpsselist. Suleaften maa be bore
iammen. iou bBre iammen."
pSuft berfor maa ie9 saa, lasbe 8ilbelm beftiat, bet
famine ftse mine &ammerater, altiaa fan lea life. monole /
beres 8rebs / Often"
Stlbelt to9 lao befti9t paa Beie, forbi ban inherit i
fit 9ierte sobt toritOb fin Mooer os maatte %inbrsmme,
OF bun bduoe &et. Senbes milbe, ferlise geien inbsso
hau1 N9telit, ia y@refrp9t, % for life at pie benne, men
inarere bet %mObiutte, blep an.beftis. Ser er nOaet. eiens
b~Ommelist peo bet SnOtrpf. ct betemt, ielufOrnaatenbe
Mennene ssr paa andre. Man fan ~forneate, forbaone oo
afrpfte bette. Snotrpt, bet bliper ~olisepel. 9en Sanoe
&raft bill bebOloe fin Most Os Mpnbisbeb inbtil 8erbens
@noe, Dor ben iaa enb bs ell @eroensbeberffer eQer en-
CANNED &pinoe.
Error bu %pirtelis, gitbelm, " iusoe 6ru Tutbel biers
teli9t, vat oae be, iom bu falber bine Genner, meme bet
erlist Os O~pristiat2 Gro mig fun, ou er blot beres Drene,
beres 2iosforbriu, be bragg big mere os mere nebao, Torbt
bet nu er oeres Spit at le ale brnsne meb / famine 9farn
lom De ielo. Silbelrn, 8ilbelnl, 1tpl blot life ~forneaet
pau benz; be beorase big"
O"S ~ l"S1 ~hoUItt ~ PlpUtl { I UtULt eUU
f%uoeret, at Inlet er ioa meset pero ion eng eaen grfarina,"
iu9oe Wilbelm %letitnoi9t, LAB mig berfor ielp erfare, 6uors
leoes De meme ost meb mig, iua faa Ri. 10 le, bpob gnben
paa 8ilpn blioer."
vStnttels Srens!" uobrsb 6ru 9Runoel, .uil bu bo
life tro Siftens Silfteoeoerelie, fsr bu bar faaet ben ino i
Dit 2e9eme O9 miiter Sunobeb Os 9ip berpeo?"
Sab bet MI bore moi. Mooer, ie9 itaG NOT pibe at
bsre up rette GiO, bu bar %iucSnnne sommelbues Sheer,
Og bu %anlesger eng ManleifOf pna aft, iaaleoes tpnfer in,
tst foruuIti9t Weenueife mere. SOpebiagen er MI Meune-
ftets frie lloritling, for ben brtnse ri fore Dire, "a naar
en- Sang Den npe Days MfOr9enrBoe brpoer freml, er bet
OOer fri OplDfte Menneifer, rem s1mle Suertro bill bore for.
%iounfen % 9osroagsliuets uInlise Smaatiue upluote af
%brOoerlig 2i9beo % 6ribeb."
Ntnn fan bBre, at 8ilbefm baooe bBrt neaet. men for
blsie npe 9anter fanot ban intet uilist Gre bs fin Mooer.
pWtlbelm, Silbelm, iueOe 5ru glanoel, IMAM ftuloe
tro, at bn baooe lust 8isoommen meb @feerl gen al.
BET bar fun oeret meb en- elenois sfumffe, 5aa at 8rnftfup.
pen er lsben lsennenl, O9 ou bar iptt bet Ifibne Sfum.~
glIbelm brummebe nOset iOm: s9u taller, Tom bu bar
6Oritono til, rejfte fig berpau for at sua.
r5uruel, MOber!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
XIII.

Bar 8eien enb lao fem % baorb,
ut Soben blsbte Of fit Saar,
Sao ileb Pilesrimeu bog fort.
Snbtil bun naaebe Stabens Bort.
Bill Bierse iperre benbes Bel:
p&aff oper benz, ies fanbier Ell"
s Stop os Rrat bum iler frem:
.Opbolb mig Ell ies mao III biem."
Tn 8eien saar lanss Seffens &aub
Da fastner bun iaa tret fin Sang.
Os peb en- ubfist ffsn os bib,
pun 9lemmer, at BUN ei bar Sib.
Os i ben ftsnne o enlun
Der falber bun iaa let | glunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

0jnene op, noset ban ofte bouoe sjort 2attens 9eb;
men nu baooe ban fanet lin Sepibitbeb isen, ban faa fig ON
ban bn}feoe sobt Gftenehs gesiuenbeb, ban lao fla ielp -poo
en- upont Ylaos. iaa fin Mober msb ct f~orpaaaet anfiat
peo Sioen at fig. - % ban OiOfte oft. Ru pilbe bun NOT
gre bam 8ebreioelier, tenfte BON, men ban par for GAM
mel til, of ban bible tase berinOo, - bog efteriom bet TT.
fert bar for bans Sfplo, bun life bapoe peret Sene,
nHaatte ban bel tase oerimOb os tie, ener before lutfe Oi=
meme til og lnoe, lon ON ban intet bBrte.
Saaoanne 9aufer frpoieoe sennem bans Soueb, %
iun fit ban life 9io eler 2eitisbeb til at brinse Ell euefte i
nOfprslie. 5ans @Ooer beiebe fig nemlis meb RarlisbeO
os 9mbeo 'ooer BAN, laaoe fine Nrme ON bans 5als %
insbe nilbt:
v&ere, fRre @ilbelm, ig bar ncs1e Sulesauer til
Dig; O9laa ira gertrno ps 5reba, - ou mao M life fdo
Op Dag, - men ies fan rptte Burbet br ben pe tRnoe
Greet for bt9,~
Sstte pnr life nbtenft 6orpeien, bet bar iutet funltlet
eller for1tllt, bet Dor fun ben ri9e S~erliebebs Slide, IOm
%lprnoleoe benbes Sierte, iom hremmebe ouer, bun fuube
lite anoef, bun nioatte gore no9et for ben G6n, iOm bun
auereoe FRO trptfeoe lom s~enfunben til fit 6ierte.
S9 nben at afpente Spar sjorbe BUN, Tom bun IaQee.
ga 9Diene paa Suletreet itranleoe fart, Denote bun after
lit glif poo Silbelm for at le, ON oeIaa ban aleoeoe ia.
Wfen ban 6aube fjult &niistet fine Senber, "a fore Eaa=
rr bnnece fig Bel menem bans 5insre, meoens Wooereu
latte fig ueb Siben al bans Sens og buifeoe:
r0tin:Sbn, min fere gibelm!"
90 sreb en- ~frampastis 5ulfen ben fterfe gnslins;
bet bar mango Nar foen, nosen bauoe it BAN srebr, M
sreb ban iOm ct Barn. 5ru &anbel bs;eoe fa euer ham,
ban ilD19eoe fine Nrme ON benbe % ubbreb:
vMooer, fan ou tilsiue mig, pil bu, Neooer? Sea er
lite oero Of fables bin Ssn, men fig mig, ON iee enonu II
bet. O. MOOer, lab mig bore Din @sn Os tlsiu mis!"