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PUT PlGALLANT RACE,
BUT COULD NOT WIN OUT.
INDEPENDENT HosT COMPANY, oH
MARTINA FERRY LOST HUB
20 HUB.
400 YARDS IN SO 10 SECONDS,
NEST TIME FOR THE DISTANCE WAs
ruIRTr-gIvE AND oNT-FIEFrn
SECONDS.
srrc,n. 20 the Register.

gpecio, 20 the Register
BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. zf.--The fro
mems tournament closed to-day on the
Stadium at tho Exposition by the run
ming OF the hub and hub races, which
were postponed yesterday on account
Of darkness.
The races were to have begun at
2 O'Clock. but there was considerable
DELAY over the late arrival OF the COM
pspies. The hub races were exciting,
and the time made was good. Bat
eight OF the twenty-five companies en-
tered started, which was owing TO the
fast pace set by the Bibby Hose. who
ran the dlstanee-300 yards-ih 90 SEQ
onds. The run was made against time
with the hose cart reed free. the hose
being left OF the carts that lie races
might be quicker finished. The Bib
hvs' time scared a number Of the teams
and they withdrew. The Independerc
hose of Martin's Ferry. O., were not
to be scared by tho time, and they
brought out their team - beat the
Bibbys' time.
The Independent team is composed
OF men employed In the steel and iron
plate nnls, and they looked trained to
the minute. They started out well,
and IL looked TO many as II they had
shattered the mark made by the BibbYs
but the official time showed that they
were one-ffth of second behind the
Bibbys. They maze a gallant strug-
gle. but they were practically out OF
the running for frst prize.
Later developments showed that
there were still feeter teams 10 COM
pste. Trenton fire brigade, Of Trenton
Ont. tied the Bibbys by running 1t In
SO seconds.
The running OF the Niagara hose OF
Tonawanaa was protested by the NY
drant hose for the reason that II was
alleged that that team had number
OF Buffalo sprinters on the team. The
TonawaDda boys were allowed to run.
and made the distance in 81 1-5 sec
onds. beating out the Watenloos. Def
ance Hook aud Ladder OF Tie0nderoga
made II IN 80 seconds. and Eric Hose,
of UornetlsviIle ran It ia IS rs sec
onds. The j. H. Ash running company
of Chcopee Falls. Mass, was the last
team to compete. and they ran the dis
lance in SIS Ii seconds, thus winning
first.
The Niagara Hose Of Tonswanaa
wa se7ond. and tAe Hyarant hose WIS
third.
On tho whole The tournament was
declared a great success. The aremen
declared thnf trey had newer received
fairer treatment At tha bands OF the
iudges md managers Qf the tourns-
ment The prizes for tie tournament
Aggregated $3.50
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IHF SULTAN SUBMITS 70
TIE DEMANDS OF France.
,xoRpER ISSUED, INsURIsG THOSE
HOLDING FRENCH CoNCEs-
sIOES
-Hr FULLEST PRIVILEGES.
Ner SURPRISE TO FRANCE THAT
Hra BLUFF BROUGHT THE
PORTE TO TIME.

r0TSTANTINoPLE. August a.
sttf.avs company question has been
- as expected in accordance with
M I'ssfres Of France An imperial
- as been issued ordering that the
nv snail be allowed to exercise
49, ali the rights granted by the con-
f5Efs. August 24.-Turkey has
v.<.=sa 10 French pressure. as was in
80, a. and full rupture of the rela-
49,. hstVeen the two countries has
t5s-# 4yerted. The Official communicate
ann nclng the granting OF the French
,-s--#Hds issued this morning, follows:
IN consequence of the declaration
made TO the Porte by the French am
r.zz4dar that he acts under instrue-
.t=7z from the minister of foreign af-
t.=s an imperial trade has been is-
s1s declaring that no obstacle shall
h. apnased TO the free exercise of the
ouay company Of the rights resulting
from their concession.
drpan for the settlement OF the
otla- matters in question will, 1t Is be-
us9ea be issued shortly.
The dispute between France and Tur-
Eev=was occasioned primarily by the
re4Isel on the part of the Porte to per
nil The ouays company. which is
French concern, TO enjoy such rights as
!, e,atr ID under n convention with
THr5.- TIE quays company was in
Corpar9ted about ten years ago for the
D.rz q Of construction and operating
GUESS On both Sides OF the Golden
HafH
Tn convention which granted the
rghf 10 construct the quays carried
VITA ii other privileges such as estab-
I-a45s docks and a system of steam
ferries and street railroads. The COM
panv set to work on the construction,
and when il had almost completed the
task word was received from the sultan
.hat the company could not enjoy the
privileges granted, but that the sultan
Intended to buy up the plant and
ouavs The company was poweriess
to enforce its claims. and asked that 1t
be reimbursed for it's expenditures, de-
handing $1,000 900 from Turkey as a
proper amount.
Finally it was announced that the
sultan had made arrangements for the
NEGOTIATION Of loan of sS.o00,0 900 with
which to purchase the quays. This was
apparently the settlement. made with
the French ambassador, M. Con-
STAINS,
When the time for the payment OF
the sum arrived, however, the sultan
baked and on Wednesday It was an
nounced that M. Constans had person.
ally broken off relations with the sui
tan Tho matter has since been in
abeyance,
The other claims against the porte
related to advances made by French
men for the construction of railways
and for Jewels bought by the late sui
tan fer bis harem.
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BLEEDING CAUSED ALARM.

Sr~cial to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, August "a
Friends of former State Senator
John B. Finley were alarmed last night
when his nose bled continuously for
several hours, and for time 1t was
feared he would bleed TO death. He
recently had a small growth removed
from his nose and since then II has
bled frequently. The flow was stopped
last night but not TIL ne had been very
much weakened.
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State Arbitration Board. arrived here
this evening and Ais presence lends
color 10 the report
To-day the Amalsamsted Association
succeeded In forming new lodge
among the warkmeA
AZ tie DuGaesDc Plant
OF the Carnegie Company, aud one Of
the new members, not Knowing he WAS
talking 10 a Newspaper man, iTdts-
creetIy made the statement that a
strike hae been ordered al chat plant
10 begin At once. His version is that
the men when they lett the plant to-
night are net TO rtkurn Sunday night.
Ne specific confirmation Of tho stony
can be had tonight.
Mayor Black. 0t Mckeesport, II is
said swore In 20 prominent strikers to-
night TO serve SIS extra policemen This
action was taken because Supt. W. NJ.
plcGfk. of The Dcmuler tin plate
works. notified the mayor to-day that
che milr weuld Re started en- Monday
morning and polfco protection was de-
sired.
A telegram from wsilsviuo tonight
ssyai
laterest was Cor time transferred
To East liverpool
this afternoon. whore Toner Thompson,
Jr., ana of the mon who vert back to
work IN tho frondaie mill. WINS. arrested on
charge or carrying concealed weapons
and hnad s26o by the mayor OF tho city.
After IL haa been released he was met M
tho depot by mob who gsve him a
frightful heating. When the train arrived
J. z. Mcdonald. prominent attorney of
that city. assisted Thompson on tho train
and when he returned 20 tho depot plat
form WA set upon by crowd OF union
pottcrs and run up broadway TO his Of
fee with n crowd OF fiva hundred mon fol-
lowing behind ON the dead ran shouting
derisively at him.
Tho miners employed In tho mines OF
The Anglican TIN Plate Company at Iron
dale came out on strike to-day rather
than mine coal 20 be used In operating
the mill non-unlon. Tho strikers claim
skilled workmen employed In tho Irondale
plant this afternoon promised that they
would Work TO more II they were takon
back TITO the Association. This the strik-
ore promised ana II ia hardly probable
that mill viii work Monday unless now
men are imported TO operate II.
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neutrality-suspicious.
Is the Policy of Hntirond Engineerr
In Labor TROUBLES Of Others.

CLEVELAND. O., August 2t.-P. NJ
Arthur, grand ohief engineer of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
said. when his attention was called to
the reference to his organization: Mr..
shaffer has told the truth; have neyor
received n letter from him or any one
else connected with tho Analgamated
Association
When asked about probable action Of
the engineers In the present great
strike, Mr.. Arthur added:
"Tho policy OF the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers when others are
in conflict with their employers Is one
OF on-interference. strictly neutral
that is our position"
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SHOT BY ACCIDENT.

Special 10 the Register.
PARKERSBUtva. w. Va, August "a.
Samuel Boeman, boy Of IA years,
whose home is at Salem, was brought
here to-day and is now lying at the
point Of death at the city hospital. Last
night he was playing with some other
bows in a drug store at Salem when in
some manner a revolver was fired and
he was shot in the thigh. 1t Is feared
he cannot recover. None OF the per
sors who were present can or will tell
how the accident occurred.
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NO GRANGE AT JOLIET.

JOLIET. NJ, August 2f--The steel
strike situation remains The same az
Joliet. The men apparently are united
and mil officials are making no a.
tenn ut 10 start the plant There may Do
Important developments nsxt weex
after the position Of South Chicago
workers finally shall be detetmined
Owing to a scarcity OF rods, dus 70 the
strike. the night turn at the Enterpi .ss
works OF the American Steel q Wire
Company was laid OF tonight
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HELD TO COURT.

gpseint 20 tha Register.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, August a.
Bob Cook, the negro who attempted 70
commit a criminal assault upon Mary
Collins, q f9-year-old white girl rom
Catlettsburg. KY, whom Cooks wife,
white woman, IL is alleged. enticed
away from homo FOR that purpose was
held to the grand jury under sl.oog
bond. in default of which he was scss
TO the County jail.
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BRINGHAM'S FIRST WIFE.

HELENA, Mont, August 24.-MSa
Gina Young, FIRST wife Of the late
Brigham Young. passed through Helen
to-day en- route to Salt Lake City.
sustained a stroke OF paralysis u
day at the homo Of her daughter
the Canadian border. and her last
quest before losing consciousness
that she be taken 10 her old hoy
Salt Lake to die. She Is nearly 81
OF ago and for more than fifty
has been prominent In the Morl
church.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Special 20 the Register.
PARKERSBUR0, W. Va, August "a
Fully 400 knights Of Columbus from
wheeling, Marietta, GAINESVILLE. Column
bus. Cleveland. Baltimore and other
cities, are expected here tomorrow to
institute the new lodge and TO confer
the degrees Of the order. The new
lodge here has over a hundred mem
hov~a
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TO SWIM THE CHANNEL.

BoULOGNE-SUR-MER. France, Au-
eust 24.-Holbein, who was apparently
IN excellent form, entered the water for
bia swim across the channel at AIS p.
IN. He was accompanied by tug. Inc
sea was choppy. .Holbefn SAID ne rather
preferred night swimming ana that ne
would take only eighteen hours 70 c4oss
the channel
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HELD JOINTLY LIABLE.

CITY, Contractors and Engineer
Bianed for orb Disaster.
CLEVELAND. o.. August 7i.-Cor-
oner Simon to-day rendered his verdict
on the disaster at crib No z. at which
occurred the loss OF a dozen lives ten
days ago. He finds the city OF Cleve-
land, the sub-contractors and the crib
en.ineer jointly responsible. the former
because It's officials know through in
spsctors, of tho absence OF ordinary
precautions ior saving lifo; the sub
contractors because they failed to pro-
vide protection 10 life: tho engineer
because he permitted the smohestacks
10 become ovsrh estad.
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acKMAN FOUND GUILTY

% Murder in the Second Degree.
Penalty from Five TO Eighteen
Years.
Special to the Register 90
pMIDDLEBOURNE, W. Va. Aug. "a.
in the Seckman murder trial, at $3.50
this afternoon the jury returned YER
dict of guilty OF murder in the second
degree. The penalty is from FIVE to
eighteen years in the penitentiary.
Sentence will be imposed by Judge
Willis on Monday. II is NOT known
whether the case Will be carried 10
the Supreme Court or whether new
trial will be asked.
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SEVERE STORM AT FAIRM0Nr.

Special 10 the Register.
FAIRMONT. W. Va, August IA
severe storm this afternoon did con-
siderable damage The tent Of John
Sparks railroad show blew down, and
French Singleton, of Barbour county,
was struck by the pole and fatally in
tured. The fall Of the tent slightly in
iured others. w 8. Merediths house
was struck by lightning. The damage
was slight.
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RESIDENCE BURNED.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w Va, August "a
The residence OF. Miss Lucinda Har-
ris, at Harris, Ferry, this county. was
totally destroyed by fire Thursday
night, causing a loss of about $4,000.
Little was saved, as the fire had gained
such Roadway before IL was discovered
that It was with difficulty even the per-
sons living In 1t were saved. Miss
Harris had to be carried out, having
been overcome by the smoke.
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A STEEL WORKS.

Gpecfsl 70 the Regist~r.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. August "a
A steel plant for this city is an assured
fact. Huntin gtonIans Sill subscribe
500. 900, and the remainder will be fur
nishsd by Pittsburg and philadelphia
capitalists. The company Will be char
tered Monday
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AsorEEn ANTI-PIeKET ORDER

CHICAGO. August 2i.-Judge Psher,
on fhe United etates circuit court. this
afternoon, q. Goshsn. Ina. issued an
Injunction prehihit.ng tn, forty press
men employees by the W. B. Celkey
rrirtirs Company, at Raymond, Ind,
who are On q errikA fran picketius the,
plant
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SUED FOR DAMAGES.

Sro~ial ~ tNa Register.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. August .2f.-
James NJ Ross, administrator Of the
estate of his son. Owen Ross. killed by
Deputy United States Marshal John s
Farr, sued Tarr for $40, 900 damages.
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MRS. FIELD DEAD.

OAKLAND, Cara. August s1.-Mrs.
Susan Field. widow Of the late Stepnay
!. Field, Of the United States 6upreme
court. died here a. the nonfA OF nst
nhter. MIRA Gsorgs-H X1fnsxs Sar2eH
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ONE PRICE ONLY

~. DAILY REGIsTER-1o
cat. per week. Cents Per
,o-v. Patrons need not expect
a,d IL seIIiax Mt different
.-ices Mt different locations.
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THERE is A PRINCIPLE

A. well rs value in one prfos
to nil. VI a Newspaper sells for
one Cent ia one town 60 ought
not Co he worth Two Cents In
naJoiuiuE towns.
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Under the direction OF Judge Advo-
cate Lemly. the list OF Witnesses to BE-
summoned before the Schley court OF
inquiry is being prepared. An ineom.
dete list will be sent to Admiral
6chley not later than next Wednesday.
II is probable that other Witnesses WIZ
be added to tho list before the court
coJyenes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

6poreoes er BET muligt, al Reiuls
taterne funne bliDe faa forffelige2
6erpaa mua pi ioare. at en6oer 6anos
ling, COB eqer onp, meopirter iii uos
faloet, former Qeret, og at belle por
Ratur baglig mootager Snbtrpt at
bet, bi insler meb. 3reets Gin er
life inoerligere forbuuoet meb bets
8laoe. enb port Gin er forbunoet meo
pore oaglige 6anolinger. 8isie
baglige 9anolinger u0gere Dor Snoiz
b%ioualitet. 5or beer Sang ri mob
ftaa en- ono S~nbitDoelie, for 6per Sang
Ri begaa N ~forietlig Snnb. inobirte
pi pud Dor St9bne, paa Dor e9en lib
billing. . 5Der eneite af bore 6anbz
finger, moralft eQer umoralit, er ct
Srg, pldntet | be gobe Gr9fters e1er /
be onoe &r9fters Qger. oe bber COB
e1er onb 9ante eaer 9ernin1, Tom pi
t9nfe eller ggre | Dag eaer en- anoen
Dag, ital meDe os / bet tommenbe
2ip. 6dr ben peret COB. tommer Den
Tom en- Itraalenoe Gngel meo gplOne
8inger; bar ben o9ret onb, fommer
ben Ipm en- Jurie meo leftet Sbsbe,
8i tunne life bortjage nogen at benz;
tbt be ere en- Del at bort eget Gin; Ri
attn Dem Og piae penbe os bort fra
benz; men Ri bare ielO gipet BEN 2ip,
Ri tunne life unogaa Dem, og be fate
fig OOer Os ION 5igeren oper fit
8ptte.
5. SO. 6arrer.
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I'll Ifal elite DIT 0jcm.

0u Ital elite bit 6jem, bOor fprit 9a-
gen ou iaa.
6bor ou par iom en- beltommen 89it,
Roar ou fsrt bIiper tor. oil en- Sang
bu f%oritaa.
Oct bar Der, man bar billet big beoit.
On ital elite BIT 2ano, Der er 6iemmez
mes 6iem.
Denne 9let / bet fbeoe Roro,
0ette ftormiIagne Stib, iom enonu
bGrer frem;
60ao Ou ejer er pgiaa ON Born.
9u ftal Ofrs bet aft, bpab ou epner
% ian,
8u ital bi9lpe at bragg bets 8rat,
8u Tfal elite bets Stenbeo fra Stranb
og til Stranb.
9u ital tro paa bets 5remtio og Ret.
CQlfr. 5pfen.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
Bib Sect
9togle SrGf al bans aanoclige
5DiiO9nOmi.

timber Oenne Operitrift gipes i De
beitirtcliges Organ. be 5ersleplfe
BLADES Senoagstiueg en- aoratteriitif
al Den ms afogoe 6ormano for ben
in0re MisFon@.
artitIeu, Der er unbertegnst So,
Itriper Zig efter ale Solemarter baabe
/ Still og aurdtterfatning fra ingen
ringere enO qrofesior Or. teol. 6sn=
rit S6arling.
Oct 6eooer oeri bl. a.:
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CUBS COP, Def frpgter lite mere for
9opens .%.ital"; tbi nh lpoer bet ,ieg
pil". Wlen ON ct Menneite, al Tug
temeIteren er blepen brebet til 8riitus,
berfor er bet life blepet fri for Co
pen, pei er ct SUBS Barn lite unber
9open, men unoer Raaoen og frpgter
oerfor lite 9opens 5o%rbdnoslie; men
qopen itaar iom @rGniepale lan9s
meb @eien ct SUBS Barn iidl odnbre.
% oiges Der af ira 9eien, til bsirc eller
penitre She, ba msoer 9ubsbarnet
after 5ugtemeiteren.
9grba9 5ormioodg blep bet anoft
gmne: o@pb. 1. 22-24" inoleoet at
paitor 6lemmenIen.
Def er n%gbbenoig at ri ferit tldrer
os Spsr9smadlet: 60em taller apoites
len til, naar ban ber tiger: o@fGa9er
BET gdmle Menneite" og %oiiorer BET
me QienneIte"2
menneiets fsrite 9iIitdnO bar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. men eftsr Baloet
Tom De inb / StpIoigbebsitanoen.
! 5olbet blep WenneItets Gbner %
arafter lammeoe, o9 De bleO uoe at
Stanb til oeo e9en Strait % Stnrte at
rejie ia % %aenoprette eaer senerobre
BET table, ituIbe bet ite. matte bet lte
peo en- anoen, % @Dnen og araften til
al aoflGgge bet gamIe" og oifsre bet
nbe" maatte Tf9ntes os. Wsnneitet
moa fpres ober fra StpIoigbeositans
ben til 0aabeitanoen.
9enne genoprettelie, 6ornnelie. Tier
/ 8aaben, / @enfeoelIens Bah, Der biz
Der Mlenneifet en- M StabninQ: .Saa
mango, iom ere bgbte til Griitus, babe
ifsrt a%riitus". tiger Qpoitelen, % oiz
bere: o5eriom nogen er 9riItus, od er
ban en- M Sfabninq".
: 8aaben bliber WenneIfet en- M
Staining meo me GDner til at .afz
lq9ae" % til at o%ifsre". iii iaaoanne
taler apoitelen / oisie Orb, til Ulenz
METER. Der formaar at gre. bodo ban
paal99ger Dem. lite / egen Strait; men
foroi Dc ere / 6erren.
5%ornhelien sr en- SUBS @ernina,
men oQiaa noQet Ri mau tage Del /,
berfor 6eooer BET. life IS ItuGe az
fIaoes" eaer IS futile i~feres@. men
aafIGaQer" % ,.iferer". Mauge bar
bruat i'm 0aob iom en- SoDepube. met
De bar ment og iagt hi ere 10 osbte %
/ 8daben blebne SUBS gprn", oQ oerz
meo bar De ian qrapet lit Dumb I Cor
Den. / Stebet fpr at BRUCE be goner
% ar9fter, ION 6leo Dem If9ntet |
8aaben. / 2(rbeioet pua at ofl9qQe bet
9nmle Wsnneite. / 9dmpen imob SIS
BET Den innbige Pntur - oer be-
99rer imoo 4anoen, Der maa ct 8ubS
Barn itaa / en- oagliq Stamp Ga Strib.
a8et aamIeWennefs" itdl .aflq9qes",
oa BET me Wenneife" ital ,.iferes",
life ifa6ss eaer tilOsiebringes al Dc,
nejl Der itoar. ION er Itabt", bi ifaf
Blot ifsre os bet. iom Iigqer fprbig til
os. oerfor. beGioe Seitenoe! brug be
6pner og araftsr. Der er ItGntet eoer
/ Qrbeioet paa mer og mer at beaigasz
res. 4poitelen tilraaber os: Sitter
eoer life lioe meb oenne @sroen!"
aQftaiter al gbroe og Spuoen, Tom
Ietteliq forraIter os."
aQleier life aebet, til at Dafte Be.
arrligbeb."
Rej! ailaager aft bette; men ifsre
bet me Menneite, at ariiius mer mau
oinoe Giifielie / os.
2erbd9 eftermiobag fsr bi lutte
be. ianIebes hi Omfrins Ssrrens gorb.
Senoag 5ormibbog prGoitebe paft.
3biiteo oOer GbangsIiet efter ben me
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
srO us giOcn.

Matteo ri DDr 99rbomsbunger,
4unoe tolte oae 5unger,
Gunoe Sprogets Strenge fno,
&enote bber en- 5imlens Stierne,
Santeo al Dor 8ibens aerne,
Oct par SOmbeo, uben 3ro.
Men bpor Muloen er berebet,
Sg en- beaig ailDe lebet
9ennem Sj9lens obbe 9runb;
Der bill 2unoitab gibe @rgoe,
4ano Og 6ierte fnoe 5sbe,
8iljen DorOe ftert og Iunb.
Chr. Ricbarbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

Sans aanbelige Gienoommeliebeb
fremtr9oer tlareit bos BAN iom grG=
oitunt. Ser ct ban noget ganIfe for
zig ielp. Nan pleisr At fremb9pe Tom
bet iGregne PED bans 5orfnnbelie bans
folteIigsoraitiIte Maaoe at tale pdu.
Os ban par un99telig en- 5oltetaIer
AZ Rang. Deb Den beIe tontrets %
dnitueli9e Waabe. bborpad ban tdlte.
tunoe ban fangsle line 5ilbsrsre i
Simeois. 6ans Gale par bngget oper
fod Hare % iimple 5anter. iaaleoes
at bet altio par en- let Sag - troos
8aIens 99n9oe - at faitboloe % uos
reoe oens SnoboIo. Men man TOM
mer BOG pitt bet eienoommeliqe peo
bans .triItelige 9eltalenbeo nqrmeTt
Oeo at pese paa Den umiboelbare relis
gisie Strait. bbormso ban forte Gpun=
geliets SanObeo % @elfeneIie frem.
0dn site altio u~miobelbart df 9iloen
ieIo. Sans 5anter orutnene life /
ufrugtbare GperDeielisr eaer Spefuz
latioRer, ION liaae De- fleite 5ilbsrere
fjernt. Gnonu minbre Portable ban
fla / dbitrafte Qnoenoslier poa tpnfte
9iostilfRloe. Wen meo u~rreliaiss
Strait ferte ban 4riitenoommens adns
beige Reoliteter frem. iaa at be bans
teoe pda ligeiom meo tnnttst QGoe oq
be9Greoe at lutfes ino. ut 9riitenz
Iibet beitaar / Realitster, tilqGnQelioe
for ale ielp De bnbeit falbne. at ben
lite beitaar al floiofiie 5ormler eGer
al iubiettiDe 8remmebiIeoer % sam
taiier - bette blep BET aibet ban iom
fad at inoe ubtrpt for / I'm 5prfpus
BELLE.
Der par ganife Diit ofte Qlatbeoer
% SmaQiesbeber At op6oloe ia oper;
men Gem mao nan / uoQen W}adoe
bol0e en- tor folietaler I'll @obe. Bib.
Beet foriiob fine 5olf, be breoe Qaa.
Der life iaalebes fele ia fraitsot af
iligt, ION 5olt meo inere 5ornemmeIz
Ter. 9ldtbeoer % Smaglssbeoer 6liue
/ nogeu Wlaaoe forioarliQe. naar be
tiene bsiere 5ormaal.