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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
CHAPTER II OF THE DEADLY PAR.
ALLEL."

A Messenger Boy
had lost his way in
the fog of a bitter
gubernatorial cam
paign.
AS he was meand-
ering about. a Voter
came up to him and,
finding that he had
lost his way. offered
to give him good ad-
vice and send him
home in a hack in
the morning. AS he
went along with the
Voter, the boy raised
both hands and be-
gan to blow and to
shout. What do
you do that FORE"
said the Voter. MY
mouth is dry, and
shouting for local
option relieves me-"
said the Boy.
After this they
came in sight of the
State convention and
the Voters put for
ward a local option
candidate whereat
the Messenger Boy
a gain threw up his
hands and began
blowing. And what
do YOU do that for"
asked the Voter.
"Oh. my mouth wat
ers, and so splitting
upon local option
will relieve me-"
"Out you go! sonny"
say the Voters; we
will have naught to
do with a kid who
changes with every
wind"
This Fable Teaches
a shifty Boy may be
a Messenger or on
occa sion pass for an
editor, but-the Mes
senger Boy in the
editors chair merely
kicks up n dust and
befogs the air.
OBSERVER,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
HISTORICAL SIDE LIGHT.

Husband (mildly)-You should remember.
my dear, that the most patient person that
ever lived was a man.
Wife dmpatiently)-Oh. don't talk to me
about the patiensce OF that man Job. Just
think Of the patience poor Mrs. Job must
have had to enable her to put up with such
a man.-Chicago News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08

trade conditions favorable as a whole, al
though retail trade is somewhat retarded
on account Of cold weather. Manufactur-
ing interests said to be well employed at
st. Johnsbury. Retail trade only fair on
account of unfavorable weather: collec
lions fair. The chair factory at Ludlow
Is doing very large business retail trade
and collections good.
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ARCHBISHOP coRR1GAN DEAD.

New York. May g. Archbishop Corrigan
died at 11;o5 o'clock tonight. Although he
had a good day to-day and was talking to
his secretary. Father d. j. Curley. at 20
minutes to II O'clock. his heart gave way
at II o'clock. Death was duo to fatty
degeneration OF the heart, from the pa
tents weakness from illness before he had
pneumonia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
II. 7. RUTTER,
Cashier.
WlNOOSKl
Bank

From Its careful management has not
met with logs from any lean made dur
ing the last twenty years.
deposits made during the first five days
or any month will draw interest from the
nrst day OF that month. Deposits made
alter the fifth day of any month Will draw
interest from tho first day Of tho next
month.
Interest is credited depositors Jan. list
ana July LIST, compromising semi-annually
ne rate OF interest paid to depositors by
an savings banks in this State Is linz
itcd by law to 3ls per cent until it's sur
Plus amounts to ID per cent of its depos-
us, when an extra dividend Is to be made
NO interest Is allowed by law to be PAID
on deposits in excess of two thousand dol
idrS except 1. he on deposits by widows
orphans. administrators, executors, guar
dIans. charitable or religious institutions,
or on trust funds deposited by order OF
court
The bank pays all taxes In this State on
deposits Of fifteen hundred dollars or less
NEMONT LOANS SOLICITED.
Due Depositors Dec. 81, 1901. ....... 40 90
surplus ..,.,......... ............... 30 lV' o.
deposits and surplus .............. s96S, SlS 80
OFFlCERS-S II. Weston, President;
Ormond Cole, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES-S. II. Weston. j. Z. Small
o. Z. Ray. Ormond Cole. f. G. Mower
Samuel Bigwood c. II. Shipman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08

It was deemed best to call the Chltten-
den county republican convention some
what earlier than usual this year in order
to prevent the heated gubernatorial con-
test from becoming mixed up in the Sc
lection Of county officers.
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NO CHANGE.

Grocery Loafer (yawning)- Smith
has a new affiiction-has it so bad that he
is unable to do anything for a living. It's
the Spring fever.
Other Grocery Loafer (yawning)LA-a-w
that's no new things with Bill--that's the
same Spring fever ne had all winter.-In-
dianapols News.
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Terms-S1.OOa Year. Always In Advance.
BURLINGTON, THURSDAY. MAY S.
WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise IN
the new special column of this paper. Some
bargains are offered there this week which
1t will pay you to read about. See page
seven. This paper has more than 2o'oW
readers every week, and one cent word
will reach them all.
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OF DELEGATES.

to be held on Saturday May 81, will be ap.
portioned rs follows: Bolton, I. Burlins-
ton Of. Charlotte L. Colchester II, Essex IL,
Hinesburgh ~ Huntington ., Jericho IL,
Richmond .. Shelburne Q, South Burling
ton 7, St. George 2, Underhill s. Westford
Q, WillistOn q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08

A Man had lost his
way in a wood one
bitter winters night.
AS he was roaming
about. a Satyr came
up to him. and find
ing that he had lost
his way. promised to
give him lodging for
the night. and guide
him out of the for
est in the morning.
AS he went along to
the Satyr's cell. the
Man raised both his
hands to his mouth
and kept on blowing
at them. What do
you do that for?'
said the Satyr. MY
hands are numb with
the cold" said the
Man, and my breath
warns them" After
this they arrived at
the Satyr's home,
and soon the Satyr
put a smoking dish
of porridge before
him. But when the
Man raised his spoon
to his mouth he be-
gan blowing upon it.
And what do you
do that FORE" said
the Satyr. THE por-
ridge is too hot, and
my breath will cool
it." out you 60
said the Satyr. Il
will have naught to
do with n man who
can blow hot and
cold with the same
breath" - Aesop 3
Fables.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
Proctor, Vt, April 70, 1902
nv Dear Sir.

MY DeNT SIN
Replying 20 yours Of tho Gth would
say that | enclose herewith copy of n
letter | wrote pr. Russlow of Randolph
in reply to an inquiry from him regard
ing my position on the license question
Think this covers my position fully,
and am very glad indeed to send You
this COPY.
Very truly yours,
F.. d. PROCTOR.
MIR, ]. s. Stiles.
West Darby. VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
Burlington
Savings Bank
INCORPORATED ts47.
Deposits Dec 81, 1901 S8,ooi,7ts74
surplus 36o,18O.74
Burlington

Surplus 36O,18o.74
Total Assets SS36i,Soo.4S
TRUSTEES,
GHAS. p. SMITH. HENRY GREENE,
.. ~ BARSTOW, A. G. PIERCE,
WILLARD CRANE, HENRY WELLS,
F. w. WARD.
Deposits made during the first four busi-
ness days OF the month draw interest
from the first. If made afterward in
terest Will commence the first Of the fol-
lowing month.
Interest will be credited to depositors
January l and July 1. compounding twice
q year. There are no stockholders IN this
oank. All earnings, less expenses. belong
10 oepositors. The rate OF interest de-
pends upon the earnings but the law fxes
ID" rate that any savings bank In the
STATE can pay at not to exceed three ana
ohe-!alf per cent per annun1. until its
surplus reaches ten per cent OF its deposits
wnen a special dividend is provided for.
All taxes in this State are paid by the
punk on deposits of 81 800 or less. Depos-
us are received in sums from 81 to s2oo),
ana no interest will DO paid on any sum In
excess or this amount, except on deposits
oy widows. orphans administrators, exc
c"tors, guardians, charitable or religious
institutions or on trust funds deposited by
order of the court
No money loaned to any officer or trus-
tee of the bank.
CHA RLES p. SMITH, President,
FREDERICK w. WARD, Treas.
f.. s. ISHAM, Assistant Treasurer.
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THE GOVERNORSHIP CONTEST
Row the Situation 1mpresses Core
spondent from Franklin County.
(Special Communication

st. Adams. May 5..-The political situation
in Franklin county is unchanged. An on
slaught upon Gen. Mccullough has been
made by the high license Messenger and
the net result is. by actual count, one con-
vert to Proctor in Enosburgh. two in
Franklin and the accession Of the Enos-
burgh Standard to the Proctor press. Again
the landslide slid not. The strongest nd
vocates Of the present prohibition law in
st. Adams favorably regard Gen. McCul-
lough's position that n majority OF the peo-
pie are in favor of the law and are with
him In the belief that it will stand. AS yet
no fight is being put up in this city and
there seems to be a disposition to let mat
ters drift. The influence of the Messenger
has been rendered absolutely nil by its
many sided positions on every phase Of the
campaign.
The people are amazed at the malicious
hatred of Gen. Mccullough evinced by Gov.
Smith in his own newspaper. 1t has re-
venled strange side Of a many sided man
and one never seen before by our people.
But while the Messenger is OVERRIDING its
vicious attacks upon Mccullough the peo
pie are thinking deeply. Mccullough re-
tired from the canvass in 1&s leaving a
clear field for f. c. Smith There must
then, be some personal hatred which
prompts Gov. Smith to keep his newspaper
presses hot in publishing denunciations OF
GEN. Mccullough. So reason those who
read the Messenger. And It is believed by
those who know McCullough's chances best
that majority of the towns in this coun-
~ will repudiate the Messenger and Gov.
Smith and send delegates to the State con-
vention favoring the nomination OF Gen.
Mccullough.
The Proctor strongholds in this county
are Richford, Montgomery, Franklin.
BERKSHIRE. bakersfield and Georgia, with
st. Adams city in doubt as yet. The other
towns are probably for Mccullough. This
would divide the county Practically even
and perhaps he satisfactory to both sides.
CHATTER Ii OLE THE "DEADIY PAR
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GRANITE IN SOUTH RYEGATE.

Charles Grant Alex. Beaton and Henry
Goodine visited the Blue Mountain quarry
in South Ryegate last Thursday and in
spected the new find of granite which
has beer made during the past month,
says the Argus. The new bed Is about
a quarter of mile from the old one and
report has it that the new quarry when
opened will produce the best stock that
has been seen In town for some time.
Mr.. Goodine says that he intends opening
Il the last of the year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08

The following table gives a list of the
senator's whose wealth reaches or goes
above the million mark, with the estimate
OF their fortunes somewhat loosely made
of course. because nobody knows a man
private affairs but himself, and he won't
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08

o'clock with a game of base ball The
managers expect to have some kind of a
vaudeville entertainment in front Of the
grand stand during the afternoon. Foot
and hurdle racing, jumping and other
athletic contests will be among the attrac-
tons. There will also be peg race There
will be dancing in floral hall during the
afternoon and evening. In the evening
there will be display Of fireworks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
FOURTH OF july AT RUTLAND.

The members Of the Rutland City band
have already begun to make arrangements
for an old.fashioned Fourth of July cele.
bration to be held at the fair grounds dur
ing the afternoon and evening of that day,
says the Herald. The band plans to give
a concert In the depot park from until II
o'clock In the morning, after which the
members will march to the fair ground.
where the programme will begin at Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

Men 6bao of Der bog at Wtanben2 plubIelio penbte
ban fine 6eTte ON og tere ob 9iemnet til. 0rengen
ftoo og Iaa efter BAN og tunbe Iet life begri6e, bbaO Del
ffufbe betpbe.
0a Oe Senien tom biem. bteb bans Some life min
ore Torunorst peb at fe BAN lebe omtria9 | 6ele 6uIet neb
en- Sber, ION ON bet tunbe bore ct al bans oaerbi0ti9le
Dofumenter, fan 6opoe miitet; at bet bpert 5alo bar mo-
get me9et bigti9t, ban iG9te efter, berom bar bun life
3pibl.
Oct FOB imioertio life til, at ban fulbe finbe bel,
ban is9te. Sen enc Sfuffe blep trutten ub efter ben
dnben, men itdbig meO famine Geiuitat.
@nbelig Ipurgte aonen BAN, bbaO ban fggt Taa ios
rigt efter.
,r0bor er Salnebogen2" tom bet nu ub At BAN Iom
Sbar paa &onen8 Spgrgsmadl. Gfpnt oenne life tunbe
f%oritad, 6bdo Manben bilbe meb Solmebogen, ba bet bar
IN Bog, ban eaers life pleeoe at bube 8rug for, 6entebe
bun bog ftrats 8o9en og GAP BAN ben. 6an beg1note MI
at Isge Itge iaa iorigt Salmebogen, boori ban life bar
nneget %bsbdnoret. gnbelig fanOt ban bog, 6oab ban ipgte.
og MI %be9bnbte ban at lGIe me9et %grunbigt pad Salmen,
ion Sotob 6apce foreiagt BAN De ferite 9inier al berube
paa @ejen.
SITTER en- Stunos 5orlsb rtiite ban ia op oa ~6eqpnote
at 9ad teftig op GO neb ab @ulbet. 9luoIefid ~ItanbIebe
ban forun i'm Some.
,,&aren!" Ia9be ban, meoens 3aarerne itobe BAN t
ginsn:. Set er gait fat meo os."
t9gp0p III W. Nv. lpulYt Vuto StDHt.
Oct CT gait fat neo p8," fortiatte ban, be belize
bare 3't; Ri ere poa en- gal 8ej. &aren." 9an fortdlte
6enbe M SilOragelie en- oerube fra @ejen og boifet Snbz
trpt, Oren9ens enfolOi9e Orb babOe gjort pad BAN, oo
iuttcoe meo at igs: Sc, adren, bet maa blipe anberles
oes meo os."
9g Bet bleo anberlebes; for Se SEMEN bar en- Manb
rnep en- fat &aratter; 6pdb ban bar, bet bar ban belt ub.
Qon bdpoe bGret en- bel Wtobitanber al De beni9e, ban
bleo o9idd en- bel Defender al Serren; Der bar noget al en-
Paulusnatur BAN. Sra MI at fob bans 9us uubent
for 9:rrens 9enner til en6ber 3ib. O9 IGn9e Darebe
BET lite, fer Der 9olptes SeQigforiumling ben foroums
Spotters 50us.
0Ren bet er barb at la99e Merte til at, til at frems
bringe benne tore 5oranbrin9 ct Mennefss 9io bruQte
9erren fsrit en- fdttig, enfOloi9 8ogterbrengs 8ibnesbbrb.
8ette tunne nl ale 9renge o9 pi9er, Iom gerne billie bione
ON oeres 5relier. lag9e fig puu SinOe. Iau er noget al
%senli9ten meo at ienoe oenne liut 5orteIing uo @erben
nddet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
:, Sal0 o9 Oprejsnine,
III Pans.
(SlutteD.
(SlutteD.

,Saa er Def moi bebft, bu fomner bin Seng, min
9reng, iuu goar bet NOT oDer igsn," Iagoe bans Mober.
,,9ab os iaa bebe Dor Qftenbpn."
@aa to9 bun 9ibelen neo fra &omoben, og od bet
bar 5%aitetioen. pleiebe bun at leie noget at 9iOelies-
biitorsn. Oct bar ben often ct Stbtte at bet attenbe 8a-
pitel bos Sobannes, Der 10 blanbt anbet Rambler pn qe,
tiers 5ornagtele. 9pert Orb trpngte Iom en- bras qtl
ino arifians 6ierte; naar tan Ioa op paa giaetet, fbns
tes ran at ie bet famine l1btrpt / ginene iom bet, 6pormeb
9erren iaa pua qeter. Oct BAR, iom ON 9erren iagoe til
BAN: ,&rifion, bpor ffal bette enbe2 0u fsier 10 ban
enc 9egn til BEN anben." gei, ban tunbe life bolbe bet
uo ~lenqere; Ran %begbnote bitterlig at grabe.
oStattels ariitian!" fagoe bans MOoer b%eltagenbe,
oer bet Iaa ilemt meo bit 0ooeb?"
ogej, U2ober," brpb bet uo At bans beflemte 6iette,
bet bar ikt lite ianot, Mop:r, jeg bar life 6opeopine, og
jg bar better life bjulpet 2areren; jeg bar iiobet efter.
forbi ig life funOe min 2ette. 3, Mober, 6pab lfuI
jig Oog gore2"
,4Rin i~tattels 0ren9," Iagb. bans Mober, ,6por
tunoe Ou bog %Iaalebes laoe big ForhOe til at lpbe2"
San betenOte MI oabent og arligt bet belle for fin
Wlober. 0enne talte nu alporligt % ferligt meo BAN
barom og bite BAN, b~borlebes bun MI funbe fe, 6ooroan
- gift, naar man ferit GAP efter for 5~riiteren. Saa fnes
lebe be begge neo, og @nten 6ao for i'm 0rena, at 6erren
billie til9iDe BAN bsnne Sbno og bjGlpe BAN, at fan maotz
te fad Strait til at itaa friiteren imob, naar ban after ton,
o5 Dii0s f0rit6e BAN til Spno.
ipr &rifian git ino bet life Sobefammer, naotte
ban enonu en- Sang ie op poa 8iIeoet, % MI par BET.
iom ON 6erren Iaa belt milot neb paa BAN; bet bar, lioe,
iom ban DiIoe iige: Set bar 9obt, aritian; MI ere hi at
ter 8enner, og jg ltal NOT bj9lpe big"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
MoieimeOens &aren
vi 0ans.

Woieimeoen, ~iaalebes talbtes ban baQliq Sal,
bans egentlige 0apn bar npf eQer3 Sens 2arien, men bet
te gldbn berte man fun i%j9lbent. Ndpnet MoleInepen
bapoe ban fdaet, foroi ban boebe langt ube Pen ltore
Wloie, rom tilberte gonben pa 8orupgddrben. 9enne
bapoe, od Smeoen for iets q ipb Oar iiben tom Der til
Ggnen for at i9lge 8rebtnibe, SlbItufer, ,Slotenger 90
andre ltgnenoe 9enltanoe, Iom ban ielp 6apbe forfarnis
get, Tor ct ringe Weberla9 iol9t BAN ct life StDtte Sorb
beru6e pdd W}ofen. Ser bdpbe ba Sineben opfgrt lit
0us, bbis man od eaers tan BRUCE zen 8enQpnelie ON
ben Spite, bbori ban boebe. 6an baboe ielp bbgget bet
belle neo egne 9Gnber. 89ggene bare tlinebe op at Ser,
lpm ban bapoe fddet COB at tage pa 9onoens Mart,
5oset beitob ~paientlig at @r9stprp, Iom o9iaa ~peGbiliqt
bare blepne BAN .ooerlaote at 8onben ON lordaret, for
5prpeff9ring:n %begpnote. Oct enefe, Iom bar muret op,
BAR S%tpritenen, Der BAR al raa Sten, Tom ban ielp bdpoe
itreget ben CONNER, ban bbggebe 6uIet. 5iblig ON
5oraaret tom ban BERTH % fOrelitebe fig ba itrats ben
fore Mofe.
9ele SOmmeren, mebens 8pggeriet itoO paa, boebe
Smeben en- Slags Sommerejligbeb ct Stur, Tom bar
ittllet op ue paa Wfoi len en- CONNER, bd 8onben baboe
sst 56rtef9ringen no iii ct Bar Nrbejperfamilier, lom
o1 brugte 6stte Stur til at ipiIe oeres Mao /; iiben BEN
lib 9abte bet fauet 2ob at ltad Der. pa Smebens e0et
Gus BAR fGrbigt ben September, TlDttebe ban berino meb
i'm &one % feres ItQe Pi9e, og be bapbe nu boet Ger iets
Mar.
9h:ui Nlolelre6en e9entlig bar, Do 6por bans 0iems
Itabn lad, ia bet pibite inget. San bar fommen opre fra
en- al Srnaaeerne, ba ban fpttebe BERTH, men poa bans
8taiett tlnoe man not 6ere, at ban 6eler lite bapb. I'll
egsntlige 0jem Der. 9a ban bar meget orbfnap oo Iaa
~foreprigt ingen 9 eip9r bolbte nooen, lob man e~fter6oan.
ben bet SpBrgsmadl fare, bbem ban bar. sSngen babe
nogst at tldge pa BAN, bbao ban tobte, betuIte ban altib
tontant. Sans Stone bar ON mulig enbnu mere orbtnab
eno ban ielb og lob fig %IiGlbent ie, ~unbtagen naar bun tom
OPP pa 8orupgadrben for at 6ente M9lt; ce andre soSnbs
teb ~bslergeoe Sneoen Heglen Ielo inbtil | be fenere Qar
oa &aren, beres Oatter, bar bleben flor not til at opertaoe
oehne Jorretning; men ba bun bar noget ftp iom 6sloe
al bet eneboerlib, bun bar Dotset op /, fit man beqer life
hos benbe noget at pioe ON Mo5elmeben.
Den Sang Snteoen Tom Der til Ganen, bar Soren
tuil tenn Var gammel; oa bun to Nar ienere beobnbte al
9aa Stole, 1T man bog iaa meget at bibe, at aaren
lite bar WtoieImebens eget Barn. De bapbe Iep en- Cana
en- lille Vige, Iom be bare u~encafi9 globe for. men bun
oeoe, oa bun tnap bar to Qar gamnel. Omtrent poo
larlnle 1to bleb Der febt ct Barn 5attiobuIet ben gn.
boor Sneoen ben Sang boebe, men 8arnets Isbfel fpz
leoe Dtooeren Sibet, og ba 5aberen, Iom bar tommen till
reJlenoe Der til e9nen, Fmmelig forIpanbt, % inoen fenbs
tie bans Sjemitaon, nlaatte Sognet tage fla at Barnet. Tom
Oa blep lat psie bos Smeben inpb ct rinoe WeberIoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
Salmelang, men ingcn l1nOietning.
3. M. 0anieu.

@i minbes, bborebes Sans Mujeftat Song @tab i
Sanaria misunbte Nabot bans 8ingaarb, o9 ba ban life
tunbe fad ben fra banl, git ban Seng at bare Misunbel1e
og oiloe life ipiie; % ferit Oa Drowning Seiabel lob Son:
gen iige: ,,giabot er itenet Og bpb," ltoo 4tab op og bar
bel til Mooe. Oette fan neiten ibnes at bore ct 5oripiI
pad, bpao Der Denne Sib foregaar / Spbafrita, bpor
Gnglanb er Serb meb at fratase 8oerfoltet oeres aanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
vi OicnOes Og ipGOes MunO.
vi 0nns.
Nj 0ans.

Sdto6s 5ober bar 8Gper, rigtig en- fittig og itrabs
iom Wlano, iom Screening meo jim Ipari onmeli9e Some
bdpoe opordget en- temmelig itor gerneflot, at bpilte be
fleite nu Rare ootsne og uoe at tjene for beres 8rpb eaer
anbrdgte Care pos f~oritelige 6adnbb9rtere, 6por be
ATE gjorbe oeres 5orGlore bauoe 2Gre og Glaoe.
Sutob, iom bar ben pn9ite, MATTE ga ogiaa uO at
tjene, ida mart ban bar itoI not oertil. 9ons ferite plabs
bleO iom @ogteroren9 hos en- @oarbmanb, bpis @aarb
4aa ube paa W2arten, omtrent en- 6alp 5jeroin9pei fra
gpen.
Sra Sotob bar ganie file. bapbe ban peret pant til
at felge meo fine 5oralOre til airte % til guoelige 5orz
idmlinger, al 6bilte Der be ienere Qar pare bolbte mango
Der paa Ggnen, ia lite enobd faa i%j9lbent Satobs eget
Sjem. Oct par iiGr Solmelangen, iom interesierebe
Satob. Seb funbs fan goot ipnge oa lerte baabe 9etst
os Melooi til be feite al be Salmer, Iom melt blepc
bru9te peo 5oridmlin9erne, og jaonlig tunbe man bpre
BAN gad og ibnge ON Sap neb 5uglene, naar ban ait oG
postebe aserne.
gfter at S9ato6 bar fonmen uo at tiene, tunoe ban
%Ij9loert fplse meb fine 5oralore til Strife og til Wleoer
ON Senoagen; men naar ban iaa en- Sang imelem babbc
fri en- Ssnbdg, bar bet altio en- 5rnb for ham, 6ois Der
enten itulbe bare Waebe b%erbjemme eGer Ner6eoen, Iaa
ban tunbe tomne meb fine 5orGlbre ber6en, 6por ban
osidd tit traf iammen meb nogle al fine elOre SeIten6e.
Gn Ssnoag Gftermibbag, ba Sotob bapbe peret
biemme, baobe Der jut b9ret JorIamling / bans Siem,
og be fefte at bans Senenbe babbe ogIad paret bientme,
iuu bet 6dpOe ristig Oaret en- 0laOesbos for BAN.
U|dnbag W}orgen, oa ban ~ibngenbe breb fine &eer
no, tom @aaromanb Ole Senien oppe fra gDen tgrenbe
ben ab @ejen for at fore uo paa fin Wlart, jut fom Sas
fob orep aeerne ober 8ejen. 0enne Mano bar 6etenbi
iom en- al be melt u~gubeige Spottere Der Sognet. &Qe
9egne, Rbor ban tunoe tomme al Steo meb at fortrGoige
b. troenoe Wtennefter, ~benbtteoe ben 2~eili9be6en oertil
meo en- ianb bjGbelft @l9be.
Netop Ionl ban oreb be iibbe ager ober Qeien, bar
Oe Senfen nadet ber6fn meb fit 9eretej. ,Se, COB
Maorgsn, 5atob," raabte ban MI til 9rengen, Iom belfe-
bent ~gengGlote 9ilenen. ibet ban tog fin Straa6at al.
,Naa, Satob, bar Ou iaa til SeaigforIamling /
6udr?" fpurgte Ole Senfen meo ct iOebent @rin.
oSa, jeg bar" ibdreoe 0rengen bsfigt o9 Deficient.
olaa, bOab beftile s iaa ber2"
o@i fang Solmer og bprte SUBS Orb" gsnIOareoe
0renqsn.
,Naa, bOao fang s iaa2"
Satob, fom troeOe, at Manoen gerne Oiloe oibe, bill
fe Salmer be babbe iunget, beobnbte ba at fremioe bet
ferite @ers at ben Salme, bbormeb 5oriamfingen bar
begpnot. SCENT og %enfoIbigt tom Orbene lioe inDe fra
bans lille 6jerte:
n6poroan tatfe pi DO Serre,
for Ian gap fin Spn berneo?
URau9e fenne lot. beSp0rre,
paa ina flor en- 9priqbeo.@
Orengen piloe forti9tte, men beb afbruot at Sle
SEMEN.
,6porban bar bet bu Iogbe, Oreng2" uobrsb benne,
Zig bet en- Sang TIL"
5atob aentog be fire fprie 2inier al Salmen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

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