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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
HAMPTON.
DEATH OF TWO POPULAR YOUNG
MEN.

Hampton. Va, Sept. 22.-Edgar Ten
mis-. aged seventeen years, died at the
home of his parnts, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
w. Tennis, in the East End yesterday
at 5 o'clock. He had been sick several
weeks, and death was due to n COM
plication of Diseases Deceased was
popular among the young men i'll
Hampton, and his bercavcd parents
have the sympathy or large con-
course of friends.
The funeral took place from the res
idence at IL o'clock this morning, and
was conducted by Rev. a. |. Rcnforth
pastor OF the Christian Church.
Mr.. William A. Fiche, who for three
years has had charge of the dry goods
department OF Kimberley Brothers
store. died at Old Point at an early
hour yesterday. Mr.. Fiche had been
i'll several months. suffering from
acute BriSht's disease, and his death
had been expected for several days.
He was highly esteei5ed by his en-
ploycrs and numbered many people
among his friends. Mr.. Fiche came to
Old Point from Baltimore. He was
married to Baltimore young lady
about fifteen months ago. who with II
small child survives him. He Is also
survived by his parents, who live in
| Baltimore. The remains were taken TO
| baltimore on the steamer last night
and the funeral services will occur to-
| day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
ASHLAND.
NEWS NOTES FROM RANDOLPH
MACON COLLEGE.

NEWS NOTES FROM RANDOLPH
MACON COLLEGE.
Ashland, Va. Sept. 22.--The sixty-ninth
session OF Randolph Macon College was
formally begun to-day. Since Monday
students have arrived on almost every
train, until now the campus, Which for
tho past three months has been quiet
and deserted, presents a scene OF activ-
ity and animation.
shake as old friends and chums meet
again, while the new corners are met
and ext tends ,b every gc courtesy ~ conf
which Mr.. Lee G. Crutchheld Is the eff
cicnt president.
In the college chapel for the opening eX-
erciscs In response TO the College bell,
the sound of which is so familiar to old
with the president, DIR. W. c. Starr. took
their positions on the platform and DR..
Starr announced hymn GSl; which ah1 WA. was
With energy by the boys. Prayers were
offered by Rev. DIR. w. u. Edwards, Pro
fessor of Moral Philosophy and Enslish
DR.. Starr read the lO3 Psalm and then
delivered the opening address TO the stu,
dents. Amid profound silence ours genial
and eloquent President made one of his
characteristic speeches, full of good adj
vice and sound wisdom. He urged the
bad emphasized the fact that we are Il
distinct community here. to make tho
most of our time and opportunities. and
10 work He said when we enter the
class room the word which should ring
in our ears should be work when we
enter our rooms we should hear work, -
After DR.. STAIRS address announcements
ments were made by each professor.
every one being greeted by appliance as
doxology and benedction by DR.. Starr.
From $3.50 to 3 this afternoon tho stu
dents were busy with the classification
committee, and the secretary and treas
urer.
Under favorable weather conditions and
promising circumstances tile session Is
now under way. and every one hopes 10
the most prosperous year in the history
of r. NJ. G.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
sTHg UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
ARRIVAL OF sTUDENTS-RECEP
TION-FOOTBALI
SONAIJ.
Especial to virginian-Pilot)


University of Virginia. Sept. 22.-The
number Of matricuiates continues to
grow larger; at this writing 5Oi have
matriculated, and large number Of
men are in college who have not yet
matriculated.
Thursday night the Y. NJ. c. a. re-
ception to new men was held in the
rotunda. y large number of men were
present. Speeches were made by DR..
Barringer, Prof. Lille and Prof. Smith.
They urged the new men to begin at
did opportunities which this place at
fords. a number of students were in
troduced to each other, thus becoming
better acquainted.
FOOTBALL.
All eyes are daily turned on the work
of the football team. Forty applicants
are now going through daily practice
and training. The men are being
coached by our famous eX-quarter-
back, "Archie" HaXton, assisted by DR..
Paul Cooke. Mr.. John i. Lloyd, the
famous tackle of last years team, is
captain, and Mr.. Davis Il. Wills will
manage the team. He has arranged a
very fine schedule. which will be ready
for publication III Il very few days.
The most important feature of this
years schedule will be the contem-
plated game between the University Of
North Carolina and Virginia at Rich
mond, on Thanksgiving Day. The
two teams are strong rivals. and the
greatest game for some time may be
expected.
PERSONAL.
Rev. DR.. VIM. a. Barr, of Norfolk,
preached at the chapel last Sunday
and will occupy the same pulpit on
Sunday. September 23d, and Sunday
September 30th.
Lawyer c. Whttle Sans, of Norfolk
has been visiting the University this
week.
Attorney Geo. Mcintosh, of Norfolk,
arrived at the University Friday. He
is visiting his son, u student here in
the law department..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23

girl herself sang. and one of Massey's
sisters was organist
The young lady's relatives will prob
ably try to prosecute some one be-
cause of the fact that the girl was
issued a marriage license ut fourteen
years of age. They will likely institute
one or more damage suits, and may
seek a divorce after awhile.
Mr.. Massey, who is n road super
visor in Durham county, says his life
has not been the same since the mar
riage and resulting troubles. He Is
seemingly very fond of his child wife.
and he longs for the day when he can
claim his own.
He is said to be of good family. Both
sides have consulted counsel. The next
move will be watched with interest.
Miss Barbee's uncle states Mr.. Mas
sey can get his wife tonight If she
says she wants to go with him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
PH0EBUs.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING
ATHLETIC CLUB ORGANIZED.

DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING
ATHLETIC CLUB ORGANIZED.
Phoebus. Va. Sept. 22.-The Phoebus
Democratic Club NO. was called to
order last night by President James
Mitchell. There were about forty
members present. The club enrolled
twenty-one new members. making a
total of eighty-siX members in the
club.
The club decided to have n large
sign painted. inscribed Bryan, Stew
enson, and Maynard, Democratic Club,
No. 1. of Phoebus." and also large
banner to be swung across the street.
An invitation will be extended to Mr..
Walter C. Kelly. of Newport News, to
address them next Friday night. The
club intends to unite with union men
for the good of the party.
Refreshments were served and the
club adjourned.
ATHLETIC CLUB ORGANIZED.
The Phoebus Pastime Athletic Club
was organized last night and the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Prank
Larabee. president; William Burns,
secretary, and Harry Beven, treasurer.
Thomas Allen was elected captain of
the football team.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
Substitute for Coal.

a good deal OF useless anxiety has been
devoted TO the question, what will the
human race DO when the coal gives out?
This Will not occur for II considerable
length of time. Its disappearance, how
ever, will not make the slightest differ
ence, as u chemical substitute has been
discovered, which IS cheaper and better
than coal in every way. The new cen
fury is bound to witness many great
changes but there is one great human
the Pyramids, and that is Iiostetter's
Stomach Bitters. IT. has never been sur
passed as. a cure for all stomach Ills. No
so effective in curing indigestion. constl.
patton, dyspepsia. biliousness, liver and
kidney troubles as the Ritters Be sure
WINGED that 1t is the only medicine to
strengthen your weak stomach and re-
store your appetite.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
OLD POINT COMFORT.
SwINDLER WELL-KNOWN
HERE COMES TO GRIEF.

HERE COMES TO GRIEF.
Old Point, Va. Sept. 22.-In Part II.
of the Baltimore City Criminal Court
yesterday. DR.. c. A. Won Ahlefeldt. con-
Hdence man, hotel swindler, gentleman
of leisure and alleged surgeon OF His
Majesty's William II. Royal Navy,
came to the end of his rope by receiv-
ing n sentence OF six months in jail
and fine of $500
No introduction at this stage of the
game is needed to bring to the minds
of the people of this section the dough-
ty doctor" 1t was about the first of
last July that he came 10 Newport
News. pawned his watch for $50 and
took Merchants and Miners steamer
for Baltimore. All this after swindling
the Chamberln Hotel at Old Point to
the tune of $500.
His swell suppers and entertainments
at that hosiery, his all-nght poker
games in the neighborhood and his
sauve and polished manners with which
he ingratiatcd himself IN society are ia
miliar. to our readers. The doc
tor" was captured at Cumberland, Md,
after doing the Stafford Hotel. in Bal
timore. and the laws penalty disposes
of that individual. 1t is to be hoped. for
good and all.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
your correspondent this morning that
he had not yet made the appointment.
BAD CITY WATER.

BAD CITY WATER.
The greatest complaint is being made
of the horrible condition OF the city
water. which is not fit to battle or
wash In. much less to drink; and coi-
umn after column has been written in
the newspapers about the water, but
still nothing has been done to improve,
IL possible, its quality. Drinking water
has to be obtained from neighboring
wells or springs.
BRIEF MENTION.
The fund so far contributed by the
people of Petersburg for the relief of
the Galveston sufferers amounts to
about six hundred and fifty dollars.
The delegates from the First Baptist
Church to the Portsmouth Baptist As
ISOLATION, which meets shortly at Suf-
folk. are Messrs. j. II. Maclin, j. r..
Whitehouse and Simon Seward. The
delegates from the other Baptist
Churches have not yet been appointed.
Rev. j. w. Rosebro. ID. D., formerly
pastor of Tabb Street Presbyterian
Church in this city, but now pastor of
the Presbyterian Church in Fredericks-
burg, was in the city to-day.
The first sale of new Spanish pea
nuts was made here yesterday. They
We're raised in Prince George county.
and they sold for rs cents per bushel.
Mrs. w. p. Dewar, who left here
some time ago for Clinton, Ohio. for
the benefit OF her health, is much inn
proved.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
PETERSBURG.
"A SUICIDE-GENERA BOLLING'S
Z APPOINTMENTS-B WATER.
Especial to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to Yirginian- Pilot.)
Petersburg. Va. Sept. 22.-Yesterday
an unknown white man committed sui
eide at the house of a negro about two
miles from Ream's station, in the coun-
sty of Dinwiddie, by taking paris green
mixed with laudanum. The poison Is
said to have been purchased from a
,neighboring grocery store. There was
nothing on the person of the suicide
j by which he could be Identified He
had black hair and eyes and was evil
IDENTIFY not a tramp.
APPOINTMENTS.
General Stith Boiling, Grand Com
Iiander OF the Grand Camp of Confed-
crate Veterans of Virginia, to-day APP
pointed Miss Agnes Barron sponsor
to represent the First District at the
Grand Gamn OF Confederate Veterans,
when meets next month at Staunton.
7 tccrliIlander Boiling also appointed this
smortins Miss Meta Coleman, of Dan
Vile, maid OF honor to Miss Mary s.
4 tyithers, sponsor from the Fifth Dis
trict. and Miss Belle Christian. of Mint
! Spring, Augusta county, Va. maid of
9 Eonor 50; Miss Mary Preston Moore.
sponsor from the Tenth District.
No Recommendation for SPONSORS and
! maids OF honor from the Second and
! Seventh Districts have as vet been
made. There is also to be a snonsor.
onG maid of honor from the State AT
large, the appointment OF which Is To he
K xnGde BY Commander Boiling, who told
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
Arrested at Old Point.

fRy Telegraph 10 VirgInIan-Pilot.)
Newport News, Va. Sept. evil
liam B. Dunton was arrested at the
Chamberlin Hotel, Old Point Comfort,
to-day, charged with the embezzlement
of $4,000 from the Union National
Bank. of Chicago. Dunton came to Old
Point yesterday, accompanied by Dot
Thurman, q Chicngo woman. The ar
rest was made by a Uunited States
deputy marshal ut the request of a
Pinkerton detective. who followed the
alleged embezzler from Illinois.
Dunton declined to make any state
meht further than that he will plead
not guilty to the charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
SEEN AND HEARD
I'M RICHMOND.
A Majority Of the Attornsy-Gen.
erals Appointments Cancelled.
SPECULATION AS TO CAUSE.

The Distinguished Gentleman Has Nothing
70 Say About the aIattcr--He will Prob
ably Make His Own Appointments Hero
after a Baitimorcan Wants to Sell the
Natural Bridge to the State for Park
DR.. Hoge's Son Married in New York :.
Speakers Expected.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

MIR. ALBERT HOWARD GARRETT
1SA announces that those who desire to
take lessons In VOCAL CULTURE
should send their names to Miss Jordan,
Ct Main street, at once. Mr.. Garrett will
begin his lessons in Suffolk SEPT. 10Th.
Se23-3t'
wv ANTED-AT ONCE, A PRACTICAL.
w shinglc saw filler, who can take
care of and keep in order one two-block
shinglc machine Address b. c. GRIF-
FIN, Suffolk. Va. se20-3t
NOR SALE CHEAP-GOOD SECOND
Il hand REMINGTON Typewriter, and
secondhand Caligraph, both in good
order. WOODARD e ELAN, Suffolk,
Va. tt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23

Filling the advertising space bought
intelligently is far more important
than buying the space cheap
Printers' Ink.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
a0nlObrDQnp.

Cen u. 4prIl itirtbe anbers
Semi { n os Qnlta, Gle 3eusn.
Oer,s 5o.aarige %grpaupsoos @olsalba
oanit Iutberite uenisbeo paa e5teago
Sgoioe.
eftsr Qftsnsmaaltloet, i bOiItet fun
5amilieu etltog Dos @ulbbunotparrsts
aIhite Sen, tptte @uIobruosparrsi %
}amilisn / ipsnbr 4aiomobiler If 6lg.
I'm. boor be uoO ben beaise 1taouers.
eiter g~Obsnsrins Bridal Chorus"
(ggaaps Rarid) GIT @uIobraoepar,
III 8anite ia9ls Op II. bel blOmiterimDt.
ttoe 4Iler % latte Jig meaem palmerus.
iaa mart lonerne osoe bort.
eftsr at Salmsn pr. 40 par iun9tt,
traabte gaitor RieI en- irem Tor als
itst og ialie auIrbes.
y5snne II Dasen, Jon 9erren bar
bsrtOi, Iaeer % lgppe % slaos os paa
ben. aare 9etel frsls bog; tars
9er,d LAB Oct bog Iptfss. geIfsnet
pare ben, iom tonmer / 9srrens laun,
III ueIii8ns cher ira osrreHs 9as. psr.
rem sr CUB. % ban LOB lpie Tor Os
fti. 1ls. 24-2D.
Oct Il en- SeluieIgs, at liseiom aiIs
bsns lagts rinosnbe ganbe itremme nee
9ennsm 3aleu o9 fru9ibar9sr ben,
i%aalsoes aabner fig uiinoeis ailotOalo
paa tenne Dag. iOm 9srren bar Tort
bib, tot eoer, % Wiinosrns, iom title
rinosnos ganoe Iaoe uI hpoe, baaoe
Sorsens Og @laoens, tbi bine er @Ies
oens Amme paa oenne Dag. Dams
mart, Dor Uooer, par / Sorg on
IrRngisI for so Star tiIbase, % iOr
eeer 6isU Brpaupscosen / ct Jln iors
uauolet til en- SOrsens Dag, ioet bu
ira AItret bleu iamme Dag taIot uo III
aamp fOr 51orslanoeis Jrelfe. Moiss
Loo ON at gruOgom Os gruo ital bape
eou til al DO tiIiammen bet fsrlts Aar,
Tom lille Der i gstrastnins O9 iss uil
1let lite tante paa II 'unne ubtale, buao
). Grsbegalobruoepur, gar 9saa.agaast
/ pisis i%uunone Gage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02

0srfor tommer leg oenne Sang meb
Ian9t itsrrs @Iabe Os 6rimooi9bso %
brber. tbi M sr oft uenbslig Ianst,
Ian9t minbre / nit esel QaUn; nu er
BET / uott Ruteiamfunos 9erres Rapn,
Sielenss s1rne cs 5i!ipasmanh.
Je9 peo, at ale Uleolemmer al
bans Rirte iblanbt os, oil uGre meo Ill
at tate, = life alsne | Orb, men ufb
at tage BET / 0pIebst, at faa BAT.
tet Dor @aIo. 8i bar Mai Maansb
oerfiI = iaa IT aue MisIgOs iOrldlm.
ms0s iblanot Os, Og ct beli9t aOr Ipoet
meo Cat. 5at.
7srfot: Gu er bet y8enifsren"S
Eur III at msoe meo en- @aUeliite til
port ailttnrbjoe. iaa bette lite ltaI
Iioe rin9eite Staar til nelte Samiunbs.
aar; Utlsiionsn ffaI bIomitre, StoIsn
ital blomltre, tbi ri taser BET meo Cat.
ten / Oplebet.
StaIos Der uRte en- elsr anoen, iom
oar pis paa. al ban taer bun alereee
bar 9iuet b. {. tattst not. iaa 9iuer ie9
GENE uehtommenoe bette yoien ira ben
panits 1artsr Sprsn a%irtsgaarb: ybt
orii bebs Gn a en- bebeIi9
Sp9oom, men igterit bebs
ban a gangfeI { ter gui9be.
BEN or ud brubt lite al b {.
title onbet enb tatts o. ub.1
Dan eaer bun uiI neppe es snbnu al ben
gaugisI. la bet Ct for S~ouobsoens
Club bseit, ON Iatten tunbe itabe
mers gan9i:l.
Ittftbit: Samiunbsgausr, mar:
teOe f~oruoen 0aun Os aotssis: ri
tngcr bet iSplubet" inoisnoes til Dan:
itsren buor Der uiI bIiOe siOet bebs.
rig Suffering. Raar Snoiamlingen
i~lutler, tpitiersr Somfunoets aasiner
o%iisnilig 10TH eIe 8slebet.
9,rrsn beIiisne os i 0plebst@. bans
sr 9gren. eoers
SARAH 3enen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Sra StiQrbaOstDltcll.
Zen bnnites aOlOni..

st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iom ost,
Ger rr begpurt paa SiliisbaosfDiitht
bar ieIufslgeIis fine TOTE o9 ialegne
9anifeligbeoer. Oct, iom biotil bar
uolOt be ~ffsrite ganffeIisbeoer, Ct at laa
Ell tilltrGftelist tort areaI til aoIonien
itret pa 6orbaanb I'll en- blui8
gris % paa iaa eunitise getin9elisr,
ION muli9t.
gesningen n oenne 0pgape bar, II
Den min UaeooeIeIis / yDonifsrsn1 9tr.
l6, uOIbt mig lite Tibet grpberi. % er
lite saast iaa LET. iom bet laa uo I'll /
ge9pnoelisn. Dog er leg sIab ueo at
iunne meobelt, at bet trobs alt Brpoeri.
bog er lpttsbes, og ieg forsr bet fun
irem, for at port colt. iua uibt muIist,
itaI fanne fslgs mtb / Sn9eua nopifs
ling.
Del par sennsm Real Estate Cir
maet, 9nrtmaun, II omp en- IL
BOWERS Der / portlano, at leg tom |
jorbinbelie msb Is. Is. Smitb / GU
gene, buis 6arm paa 1880 Acres, ut
bar Rontratt paa. @ennem munbtlIg
6orbanbling mso eanbeierne uminbsls
bar NGrbeo Of Smitbs SATIN i1ntes
Der lite at u9re nogen gaulteligbeo ps6
al iaa iilitrafteligt gano pan tilfrsoss
liiuenoe getlngeIier. Ren bet uiite iig
ali9spsI, buao man let fan t9nte Jig.
at oa aontratten meo Smitb udr trnnof
i Rrait, % 1000 Dollars RoutIon ltils
let, iaa menie man, at Rolonien par
iitret, % al MAJ funoe opnaa en- beiers
gris fot Del nGrIi99euoe eano, o. iou
en- 5else beraf tanoe leg lite opnaa at
Iaa en- binoenoe aontraft poo
D oruoa talte getin9ele CT.
Seq benuenote mtg oa I'll n1unte 5lrs
ma, 6artmann, lbempion " 9oipsrs,
os uso g.iaIp al esm Ct oet Iplteots,
1enntm osres noltratle Jo%fbinbelier. at
a o8ontrat II pane t betpotIi9t
Areal paa iilfrsosilaenbe Betingelisr.
J bet giebIit bette i@ttiDes, bar ul
aontratt paa 5lo0 Aeres i alt I'll en-
pris al ira III Collars Ill Is Dollars
pr. 2cre (fom @enneminitspris ben
boItsOia), b~eIi9genbe ira ] I'll S 1al
ira eassne. q ol ian pill M iaa IA
neget. III %oniter. 9ee itaI ~ienere 9iOe
nglert Undertaking ON 9tit iisnbeosn
Al be enfelte Arealsr.
2tgeutetne Der bar inlet meo Salget
al gore. % ganot iaaes uoeIuttenoe
9ennem nj q iorelsbi9.
5aa uiot isg Tan tonne, Il bar M
9obers I'll be ierits ESQ Aeres, %
Sagen uinoer ltait Iililutniu9 blanot
5oItet Der noe.
y. Z. Is. II.
Qafiianb. Cre.. PC. april 1000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02

al be gaano ilaaet | Stpttsr, iom Wos
raj o9 29re eaers panIas9er Dc uittelis
manoi9e Naturer.
MennsitebeOsns Sang eennsm Der.
ben er en- Gang eiter 5beaIer", iauIsoes
ipo 5uiius Snnges Orb. 0sri iigger,
at buOr Der insen SoenIsr FL / ct soft.
Der CT Der intet 6remitrlot; 9oeaIer %
5temffriot. De 10 beret iammen. Bore
SoeoIers 99roi bero pad. om ri, peo
reoeli9t at efterfelge Dem, naa en- liht
Smu!s mere frem mob bet ianos Tenn
iteli9e, bet able manoiee saer tuinoeIlgei
men 9ol9er Brobmanns 5beaI bar ben
tribe eienoommeliebeo, at man, peo
rs6eIi9t al efisrltr9be bet, fun oil naa
I'll at bIiue = en- gialt o9 en- Belle.
Del er bette, 5obnnnes 9eresnlsn bar
itiIoret / Yi9nsIiet", busr pan forfeit
ler ON oet un9e Renneife, oer tommer
mibt ON Ratten Ill ben berpmte 1ister
% beirOr 3amt at ban bar prpust at Isus
sftsr 6i9ierens 3Oenier, men er bsrusb
tun naaet til at blue ct grae, Der uu
lite bar anbet tilboge snb at tpbs fig en-
RuaIe Tor 9unoen, men for i'm 3po
bauoe ban bog bait gpit til at is i'm anns
beige 6ooer. Iisteren. Del 8iueOe.
9ob0nnes 5srsenien Der / iaa. itarpe
Irat bar te9net at ben yberemts Dig:
ter, tan pasienbe uotrgttss / islqenbe
Orb: Patten / araftfartens
epuebuo.
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Sigtcfnnitcn Og SOcalcrne
lSlnttas)

9eg bar iremofa9st AnaIis Sframs
8og. neiop ioroi oen uipiDliomt beref
III ben bfofe 8el Al be hole Vars cit.
ttraiuri og mar man oil paapege sn
9einings 5trsbelis5eOsr, bpr man 10
TIE aaslattsnoe 5o!oe Fs I'll Dc nsitsffs
etsempIarsr Of 2lrien. s3sg lei nu til
Sluining tale noset om TN 9ieter. Der
ber iastagu en- sattiuing, nsmlig
, ol9er 8radmanu.
0a turbs ipnt5 anoerligt nsiop al
name 3sa6olana, naar Ialea sr ON
al 1igi:unisn manglsr 3oealsr, tbi
Der fan 10 neppe 0att 10iOl ON, Al
1radmann @fuuten 1t rot 3OeoIiif.
Zen bisrteleie aaIoe, iom man II.
Or 5os Naupasiant % mango andre,
lis9er bam iaa iieenl iom mu.igi.
naa Jar bsgdlitet. boat
maais bangsr iammen meo. al
ban, mere euo be aa6te Jiutipsioriat.
tegs, er m a9ts. OprinosI 9 Stslenaiay
5ttt ntitomiuore oil snhosr ubliott ge
9aoe en- 5otarmnstis a, al 81
Il no9et iorIoreni uso oen 8fe5aannie
3pealismt, og al benns tognsnm.li: Il
riztis, bgtrafies pda I'll eintommdig
Nlaaoe, ao1r man lager Mate 81
1ra9manus 8olboio I'll .goluliea4.
glaag nsalig unbia9ts en- .ori 9stloot
iot a.1s liar ii69u, q Irl1maun itaai5
bltom faga unosr 4rmen Al oais
8Iae. 9u ct 0er 10 liz nosen Oet
ol mlsiaate .golittt.n" for al utu.
ii0tis ipsale 9sfrabeisr; % naar b.
oei ofrior iaatfoiat iipifa Dts4Haua.
iaa q BET, iotoi e.t mfs.t sis,is jar
foritaasl. at Den 8ra8mannife 3osal=
isme It uitaoelis; Cen oil itts | miatfs
9taaos biuors 9iaost at bemotalifsre
5oIfet, men oen tan i~nartre bialps NIB
osltll.
; ct tort uoisgt fan man bel fac, ct
1re4manus s9entligs 5osal er arafts
forlen: life uaturligpis ben mooerns
t~s5enbaunfss srafitayI fom gst.0tifn
og Il9uenoe braue 8orsere, men arafts
faiIs iom I%oroenifjOIo, Der gaar mso
8ebsforogt sennsm 5Ib os gano CO
Blob Og Branb; saer araiItarle JON be
ire 6ilfers, Der breu oDsr 6atteeat ban
genbe UNDER Relen al oeres fantreoe
gaao, uoen at bet 9iorbe benz nOget
Drn5monn bdoer bet famine, Oct reget
rette, bet l%oobunone. Ia Soeialoemo.
8e9pnoelien al 6nlufieroieme
Oiite Zig berbjemme, itreu ban en- be- !
9ejitret 6pmne for bet; life iOroi ban
baooe no9en Anelle ON, boao oenne
SeOagelie | 8irieligbeoen barer / fig
(oen barer 10 ben imoO bet lOUbunOne |
hopre9et GOritano) J, men ioroi ban
at Der par arafttarle, iOm baOts
apIi til at laa nO9et / StDtfer, og bet
par netop uOget for ban. 5Orleoen
aar ifreu bln | v8eroens Gang ct
3ist ON vRus OS ari9@, JON iorars
3ebe mango; bet par JOrm iom j 5nbs
bOlo Doerlt tnrpelist, men BET par bgjIt
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Ouer at baue en- opofrsnoe 9eriens Sis=
ner ibIanht iig.4 Sub er t~rofaif, ban
9Ieute Os lite 9sll ban gIsmmer
lite fine 8grn.
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9igrilllsiallg.

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bag gisr9etino
ri gaar Dor gsi msO 8laoe,
1bi Dsrre ou
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monne foron os traoe.
o Rriit. ion itrso
af R9rlighsb
ueo DOZENS aobberports,
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ri catteo' ms,
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8or Sial bat Col
fra hnibe RioIl
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al Spno fOrbi
DsO big | 5rpo Og 5msris.
Dit fate Tag
&c qiDiens Drag
til liosttroenbe 9ierte.
6pert Jtpgtens Gaab
2u ratter 9aab,
ON sUis Seiers Cher.
Raar trat blir' Sob,
bu giDer Noo,
meIbsr, bUOr Ruttsn Itrioer.
Dor Va9terl uts
til paraois
8ei for bin giIsrimstaoe.
Bag Sorostino
nj Ifusr ino
til Tronsns StraaletlRbe.
9aralb 8 IN.
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9aratb Senior.

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fom aaar ub paa, at nj faar lite 9ou
at loue ber / arspIsus. De sIaDer fig