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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SINNER. Decoration Day was observed
here With much ceremony.
VILLAGE MILLS The saloon Of r. j,
Hooks was burglarized and about S150 Sc.
cured
TRoUPE.-A twostory brick business
bouse has just been completed and two
others are under way.
Mt. CALM.-A prohibition club was or.
gapized here Monday night with L. T.
Nickels, chairman, and II. Z. Burkhatcr,
secretary.
Ell PASO-The New York delegation to
the Los Angeles Womens clubs meeting was
given reception here, trip across the
river into Mexico being one Of the attrac'
tons,
GREENvILLE. pr Miner has discov.
cred TWO cases of smallpox In a negro
house on South Stuart street, the infected
parties being John Stewart and his daugh-
ter.
TROUPE About 40 acres are planted
i'm tomatoes in this vicinity and the crop Is
N hne condition, shipments VIII begin
about May 20, fifteen days earlier than or
binary.
PARIs.-A young negro has been jailed
here on the charge of shooting and killing
Jerry Golson and Bud Hodges, two other
pcgroes Jealousy Is alleged 20 have been
tho cause
GREENYILLE. The negro woman. Nan
ME Moody. charged with killing BIZ Harper
at Wolfe City t. ON trial The killing oc-
cured on FEBRUARY IL, and Il was stated
that before death Harper asked that the
woman be not prosecuted. as he was to
blame
M'KlNNEY. Judge billiard has made an
order for special term OF district court
for Collin county for the purpose OF getting
rid Of some Of the business. Judge Head
OF sherman viii preside as special Judge
and the session will begin July Z.
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ABREAST OF The MODES.
Timely Little Chapter Concerning tn,
Spring RenoVatine.

-r-,t.. t.,4tt- pt--.a- O. II.
timely LItte Chapter concerning TIE
Spring RenoVatno.
Rcroyoti,n has all sersops for tic o,rn
'''' ,'',,1 - '"%Ss Sel.ilE o,'' 20 "'''.l
eP ','S an" ''li '''
F''''''''"'H IH' scaSoHS I"f rehONaunS-
sPtag. especially for In the spring there $
USUALLY at least one snit which ia ia snr,n
600, 1,,. Co.. ,.5,,,.,. -,
va '"l ""'9 i"' "Iui'i"IA E"Ihs "p'"l'
This dress Is usually s0icd somewhat
s,oc,,s ANA ,,,ts. ,,o,,orott,.
WIS ""' P"''' s''s' NY
ilst the worn parts should he ripped or
cut on II II Is TO he washed il must he
ripped mp entirely In case it IS to be
cleaned with the indamnahlc gasoline 1t
W u De TWO or three weeks before the
scent OF the stuff Is out sufficiently to
w, ar H. g9noh eiGGhS dress going
meath 10. ABSORB fbe soil Win Tho oddi-
I'M final n. egsiug. many a rig viii Look ~
god as new
GARTER RrTTs
H. - 18TH N. -
ia"nt sUu ~ hi"II! l'!r pnt .
~ az 'na,"H .I"' t""H H. a. n'.uthS !
Tast vear Psris rarn ne thc hrn,, iatt''
~ 'trni gt',ddd7 i ~ w W ""t, VtIfGti
,,'o, tE vt"a'lu JeltS' nn' ms
;iors rpst,"1 Of 10 b,"aiT ,ir1i o ,0 n'-
H., .,iS'' ~" W w "a .au' suul' enttt
" ~" ~ zap 80 ~ I".tSt NIEilI
81 'n' anu ,i,i Vn M, luGa iSn pa9
'"tu I'uus ''ii, S,iH e'uS'ic Eog9
I.tI ~ "t.''li, 'CaIs mans 4 very coon
ueli' any ~ nus even Dcttef imam the pro-
''iN'"' P'p'' y" ,m' van
LACE ROBES.
Whi'c an rob.e tthat Is ugttern dressos
which only require n few finishing touches
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CHANGES AT TEMPLE.
Chief Clerks VIII Follow Their Former
Chiefs Into New Service.

Chiefs Into New Service.
Temple, Texas, April % Effective May
/, Mr.. CD. Cain, at present tra'nmastcr of
the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf rail
way at Little Rock. takes the chief
clerkship in Superintendent Copplge's
Office here. Mr.. c. G, Moore, wlo
has for some time been the chief e'crk here,
goes with the Southern Pacific at san An
tonic in IL similar position with his old
ch!c,, Nj W. u. Scott
Preparations for the Scott-Coppagc Fan
quet at the Harvey house tomorrow night
are completed and big time 10 assured.
The following Santa Fc officials will ha
guests o. the business men o. Tempe on
that occasion: President L. i, WpIeY,
Vice President H. J. Po.k, and Secretary
and Treasurer A. G. Torbert % the eAtcu-
tive department; General Manager W. =
Nixon, Assistant General Manager ~: o.
Pcttibonc Chlef Engineer c. L, w. Feit,
General Master Mechanic JAS McDonough,
Car Accountant w. L. shelton, Superinten-
dent ]. w. Robbins, Cleburnei Superlntcn
dent W. H.. MaXOn, Beaumont; SV4'f'hl en-
dent Terminals Oliver Snyder, Trainmaster
Roukc, Clchurne: franmaster v II. SteN-
err, Bcuumont; Master Mechanic j. I, h""-
lap. Temple; General Foreman ). f. Slapp'
TemU!c renrcSent'p NJ the operating depuFt-
Goodwin, general freight agent; w, =
keenan,. general passenger agent; Dan DTS
coil. division baggage agent; of the purcha9
fis department. 4. &. Mood Clcburne, am
c. j. Irwin. Temple; accounting department.
A. s. jennings GalVeston; legal dcput4-
ment. !. W. Terry, c. l.. Clarke. j. y; ".
Hamilton. Tom j. Lee and G. IS Lee
treasury department. G. n. Yard paymas'
K committee Of eleven. representing TIE
different departments or the sefTIitr'' ~
mittcc Is composed aa follows: {. o. Motre,
chief clerk: c. j. Irwin, storokeeperi
George. master car builder: j. w heNh'
lar, passengcs conductor. j. II. Ra-S me
passenger brakeman: Arthur Webb, ffelSht
conductor: j. l. Hunt. freight blahenah'
r. L. Turner, yardmastcr; J. J. Moorr. Sh-
gineer; Tom Orman fireman. Al OF Iehpiei
and J. W. ES~@r-i.1hs aSent, cameron
chairman. ,,,oo on
behalf az ali tho department. will present
to MIR. w. u. Scott an elegant cur glass
punch bowl set as a token OF the'r csl Gem.
There have been some reports Inc pas
few DAYS that tho general shnra on my
Snntr Fc were to ne moved TO Iemnle' b9t
tnesf reporfc arc without foundation. ~
IA contemplated. however, 70 chAhIe tHe
yardl q, the COMPANY from theis present
locaiian about the shops and on snniheast
te TIC Katy junction ia poinl nor W
OF town above wat Ia known - ~ ~
pow factcry, Tho reason Tor ths y tnnt
there n grade inst aheut the p,oW NC.
tors thai Is very difficult 20 get over gong
north and double headers often take twenty
Win tho Yards north of this point tralns
either north or south could rou out WIN
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A Bottle of
Naft's Gin and Buehu
| FREE.
''a0er and Kidney Troubles.

taVuDiESs
h, q" onsy simply write ana try
In n, ana Buchn at orr evnensa
h n the ,Iuy uneasiness about the
iedre Ia p,adler-if there Is fire..
h ssieyo 9rinate-lf there is main IN
Is o. ddi, ine urine Is foul smelling
Sailor vhpg, then you suffer from
|A biaaS he Bladder, Catnrrh
70 cnre or Enlarged Pros.
H Gln ahd stay cured take
H. and Bladder iro,h eiIi,sS'nii -
n plelsan.tenet Stuart's Gin and
Il Glands ~ 20 take aud acts dire lily
|alas M ot the Kidneys ana bladlei.
ackarhs ullhe, giving q upturai How
n L esna cures Rheumatism. This
i nses ofaGy recommended for old
apsc an Adney troubles, fhe Kind
q a. vlner treatment. and cures
IN gissrs ilo, II has cured thousands
hssa up as hopeless spsnrt' . :
"a TX v nv gives life. vlgor and
Il J lau y, s,,iqheys and bladder. n Is
s9iess Vah depend on. Al druggists
~ h prepaid. 81 per large hnttie,
IAlltld Les, sample hottie sent frec
[Aca. writing Stuart Drug Co.
saest Don ! hesitate "a write. sim.
n tfiepr,i postal card will dor ma
~ AK nuned 10 LET peonie tnow
III ~ ~ and R-ehu Viii ,.,,rs sue" W. w.
~ V v,,ss ooO bottles for Free dis.
Il ktsins az once. Sold in Hous.
- oV2 Main street.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS
Cspeclal 10 The POST

Port Ends. La Arrived; Steamers Ut
stein lNor1. from Bluehelds; Paddlngton,
CBrJ from Marseilles; Condo Wfredo
fspanl. from Genoa via Barcelona, cadiz.
Las Palmas and cuban ports; Del Norte
(AmJ. from New York olympia lBrQ from
uiort Limon Sailed; Steamers Alabama
(Nor). for Bocas del Toro Darien (Br), for
Liverpool
New York.-Arnyed: steamer Comitho,
from Galveston
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Petition in Bankruptcy.

San Antonio, Texas, April 29.-James I.
HARRISON of Nursery Victoria county, nIed
his petition in bankruptcy today, asking to
Ne adiudgcd bankrupt. His liabilities as
shown by schedule iled with the petition
are S12UO; assets $50
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Waxahachle, Texas, April Colder
schoonover, pastor Of the Central Christian
church at Grccnvlle. is conducting a pro
tracted meeting at the Christian church in
this CITY The services are attended by
large crowds. Tho music Is conducted by
Prof Charles Brewer OF Chicago.
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cHlcKAsAws IN SPECIAL SESSION
They Are Considering the Collection Of
the Tax on Cattle.

Dcnlson, Texas, April %. The Chickasaw
legislature convened IN special session to-
day The call for the special session states
that It Is for the purpose Of considering
the cattle tax question, The Nation has
experienced much trouble In collecting this
tax ana the legislature IS to he asked TO
consider the turning over OF the collection
OF this tax 10 the United states govern
mcnt the funds 50 collected TO he turned
Into the Chickasaw Nation. II Is believed
tat Goyernnr Johnston has received asSur.
anCe that the government authorities VIII
undertake this work FOR the Nation.
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TEXAs PoLITlcAL MONS.

Calvert Texas April %. Owing to bad
hearth Hon u, L. Gilbert OF Ncshitt has
Withdrawn from the raN for local repre-
sentative Of Robertson county rhls leaves
q clear deld for Judge John II. Crawford
OF Franklin
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Petition in Bankruptcy.

Austin, Texas, April "a petition In
banlrnptcy was fled this morning in the
Federal court by james Erin Stubbs, a
farmer. of Rita Burlcs0n county. Liabili'
ties S1t21 Os. assets Sl363, all Of which are
claimed 10 be exempt,
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Incendiarv Fire in Arkansas.

Terarkaua, Texas April - flrc Mt
Foreman, Ark. twcnty miles north Of here,
last night destroyed the drug store of Dr.
". l.. shirley; Cartwright 4 Gathrght. gen.
oral merchandise. and /. l.. Love, SALOON.
Total loss Sl3,Cc0. Insurance 5000. II was
the work Of an iucendiar..
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Brentwood, Texas, April 20, Martin
Mcichrgcr, an old ana respected citizen,
dropped dead on the street this afternoon.
Physicians pronounce his death due to
heart failure
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Port Of Sabine.

Sabine, Texas, April 29.-sailed: Steamer
Maverick, with oil barge No. l for Phlla
delphia.
Sailed: steamer Paraguay, for Havana.
Sailed: Tug Charles Clark and tow FOL
New Orleans.
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The Post Is authorized to announce A r,
Connway as candidate for county clerk.
subject to the action Of the democratic pri.
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DECORATION pay At san Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas. April 20 Decoration
day was observed In san Antonio today,
tbe exercises and decoration Of graves he
ING under the auspices Of Barnard y, Bee
chapter Daughters Of the Confed@racy. and
Albert SIDNEY Johnston camp, United Con
fedcrate Veterans.
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News Notes

ssuont, Texas, April 9.--Conpressmon
8'f mas done another little turn thar
very much appreciated by Be1u.
Il stnsfally. and especially the Indies
~ PsIk enthusiasts IIc has secured
NJ. government 4 bed of flowers for
~ ~ aaal VIII he furnished without OK
tue ladles Of the Twentieth Cen
KY gave a bed some time since and
k..t..u ot9er organizations In the city
sMI up the matter of heautlfylng the
ss way, and II is already showing
A. w o. the good work. Tho flower,
eiWnment come as a compliment to
.,r,a Meth for whom the park has
s sspSnt tonk another step toward tae
sa.sn We today In the DOMINIC OF
T IN. py all the policemen of the
9,kd was an order promulgated nv
4 M S'eMaft tho day after his re.cleS.
nv enlce nearly . month ago. AMI
.'aulms have Just arrived.
y 'p.ployes Of the KYLE opcra bSuso ,ra
we streets today sailing TEXTS
SSsie Ihrorp production Of "a Doil's
IN winch IL to he given MS n hawaii
4 ~ saturday night OF this week.
n,eIl,n.1 rootels are much pleased at
NJ tb e record the team is making
~ TSIss uiong aggregation in Nacog-
b the ei1h lhe hrst trip abroad, ana
r ny vluo mas taken two straights.
hm ,ml OF the handstand nj Keith
N to oosh on hand several DAYS now
stats wi.. has promised 10 start
i tb .'i boi Sisters announce n select
/ h eveh,,e ssHlent of the convention ON
y Mary, ." Tue oencht Of the Chill
iri sierk y. RoyIin hns roturna,
b sp % Mineral Wells. He Went
l9E 'V''ca of health and saws he
dsal a. ~ IT, y; Chlldrcss is working IN
pa c6ngrnsun,Sercst IN the ovation to lie
s'essman Cooper on his return
Il I'm ME. 4; Kirby passed tbrou.h 81.
b Tyler "o,,r on his way to his Cd
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! hereby announce as candidate FOR
reelection as county clerk OF Harris conn
", subject to the action Of the democratic
prln ares Ed r. Dupree.
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For County Clerk.

! hereby announce myself as candidstc
lor County Clerk Of Harris county. subject
TO the action Of the democratic primaries.
GEO. JONES.
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81 see you've got an automobile. Were
you ever 10 4 raceY'
Yes"
How did you come outi"
"On crutches, n month later"
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For Commissioner.

The Post is authorized 10 announce Dan
super. ST., as a candidate for county com
mlssioner Precinct No 1. subject 10 &C.
tion Of the democratic primaries,
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The Post IS authorized to announce w.
4: Hamhlen as candidate for Judge Of the
tifty-ntth judicial district Of Harris coun.
ries. t'~
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Buildings Incident to Trinity University.
Waxahachie, Texas, April 29.-Wolk was
commenced yesterday afternoon on the first
realasaes IA TriElity natFaenits sdnatsn- II
ID -Asiaz eszg,zashea h. n Il Iazyzzs, ;Euf'
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Sacngerfcst concerts at Auditorium Tues
day and Wednesday, May and T.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Al respectfuily Announce myself eaudi-
Of Harris county. subject "a the action or
the democrats primaries, ana ask inc sub
port OF my friends and the voters az large.
Archie Anderson
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hereby announce myself as candidate
toc the office Of district clerk, subject Ia
action OF the democratic primaries.
John b. Ashe
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tries Practically all the work from base.
ment to roof was done by students as a
Part Of tAeir Industrial cducation under
INC, oversight OF The schools teachers IN thr
various industrial departments. Students
aug our the Foundation, made the h,lcks
hnishtng. put on the roof Installed the elcc-
tric hghtng apparatus and made the libra.
rN and reading oom furniture.
49, On the first floor the central part of the
uprarY viii contain a stack rom. Offices,
anu two large reading rooms for uewspn,
pGs and magazines. On the second noor
thcre Is au assembly room and lecture hull
Nhl'h WI seat 22J persons. three study
rooms Tor the use NJ persons using special
collections NJ hooks, stack room. and n
large museum for She keeping Of apparatus
ana collections used in the schools
academic department
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hereby announce as candidate for tSe
olnce Of Judge OF the Fifty afth distrIct
S Son,e OF narrls county. subject TO action Of
]. c. Baldwin.
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Heavy Federal Court Docket.
Ealhcnt Texasq, April 2o-Cris Dart.
dsik Of the circuit court of the East.
A'rlt Of Texas, arrived In the city
n@nlrg and has been very busy WITH
h Cray the deputy. drawing the jury
tie June term aud getting the docket
NJ icr that term, which Is going to ba
ls'rest aud most important since the
RIVE organized There is Important
illgatlon on hand that will more thar
" ee settled at this term. One of the
n ihat may be heard this time is a tinal
pt the Snow case and there are other
n ID prospect that are almost as i'm
|un' % inc held as Is this one. The liti.
EIl % come up before Judge Bryant IN
ttaefal court Involves almost as mnch
IhaHnfrt, 95 - " NY ga ~
Fifly'hre Jurors have bpen drnwn
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90 Justice Of thn pnann

! hereby announce as n candidate for
Justice of the peace precinct No j subject
TO action Of the democratic primaries.
j. H. Marmion.
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saenserfest concerts at Auditorium Re-
served seats for sale at Crescent drug store.
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|NfT FROM BEAUMONT.
II Of a Water Supply Has Been
! ,oIyed BY Boring Wells.
kr,Fs REACHED AN AGREEMENT.
4, the Federal Court viii BE
y, Heavy One and the Amount
:" involved Is Large.

. ,tsce. The Posts Beaumont Of
tah nam 1, Ogden building, corner
frorkett, Southwestern tele-
nu with l.. f. Nicely as business
L .ii,tre and +. w. Greer as CORE
|sia'a' Subscriptions and advertise
|inl osws items left at this address
~ nrompt attention. Subscribers
/ r's,,s rrsusc for complaint MS to de-
n s% poners are requested to phone or
n psnlftlfy the office promptly.
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saengerfest concerts at AaAitsrtn1n.
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watsr Problem Solved.

Water Problem oolVeo'
a.nt Texas, April 20. Beaumont
ssswon county have had plenty Of oil
u t5sn one year now, but the ques-
II, MIRO water supply has been a
A ior AFT that time as well as prior
4 sstil the rev wafer company began
4. IN artesian water a month ago.
A s..nrht I'm six-inch well about ten
4 n mat will produce. under a pump,
IN salons per day aud the eight-inch
4 M IN this morning, which will add
!, double that amount. Captain Or
AZ engineer in charge Of the work.
n, mich pleased with the quality Of
sttr and states that the people here
| M as good water as can be found
IN flty In the country.
\ ,,,sent waterwurks company ana the
4 5roany are understood TO have con.
k.ipd On TO have reached an dnlcahle
L.reot BIZ which they Will operate
n, ii some way under the new fran
"a AT present In the hands Of q
Esttse Of the city council and the re-
4 ptbected next Tuesday, but the two
[rtles are going ahead with their prep
|s.si 70 furnish the city with artesian
\, ior every purpose and they will bore
E.ti9nt number Of wells to do this.
n, supply al present is obtained from n
n sTs four or FIVE miles up the river
/ b ra good for drinking purposes.
,vcr,ss Of the Street Car Line.
|unont Texas, April %. Another of
EmoBt's public Institutions to take
I irrsard today was the new electric
as They this morning received ths
\ hye shipment of brick for the ba
hi house that is to he constructed o.
h Crockett street and which will furnish
pff for the trolley cars that the city
Ii hye Ii sixty or ninety days more,
srpany Is working steadily laying the
h sni the track an College street Ii.
NJ snIshcd. The force will ne changed
|lTthei street at the end If the week
be loop In the South end should be
ktssh ID two or three weeks more
4 VlH give the lower cnd of the city n
ESft cifcult and will be utilized by
Il hir half Of the city The work az
PEer house is to start i'll Monday
Efrt
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bette gjeblit for peofominenbes rets 9mOenbelesgjez
blit, og aft bet fore9adenoe Blot 9enfebelie, oa for mig
g9rne. Dog ipnes Get mig Ell minbre far Sprogbrug,
tbi BET, Der fer ct f%aabant gjeblit, er egentlig life en-
Sinbsforanoring, men en- bebibft, perionlig 8efnoelie poa,
at Sinbsforanoringen er ifet, = at 9jertet er penbt til
Sub og bans 5bIbe. Oct er life Barnet, Der %fdabanne
9eiinoeliesitunoer for fpriie Sang faFer fig Gubs Qrne,
men bet er Barnet, Der Doogner op meb ct Smil og is.
ba er bet SUBS Qrne.
Men al Sab - ben p%rattiife Sibe at Sugen, bort
ft fra aqe 3erminolo9iipprgsmaal, er Iimpeltben benne:
ale, Der life on1benbes til Sub peb en- %pluoielig Climbs
revolution. men title o9 umGrfelig bofser OPP Sub fra
8arnbomnen at, De maa ale bet minbIte oplepe 5iber,
bu bet gaar OPP for benz, at Deres 5jerte be peb ei felb,
~bpOrleoes = bar fact fin Chit Sub og nu b~srefter meb
fulO gebibltbeo er reOe til at libe paa Sub og lepe /
Sub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-12

9fige ital oa life Blot p9re tommet n9r til oenne SlGef,
men ital al fin ialig aigoOm blipe benne Slegts epige
Sic.
Oct fe for SeIu Sfplb! amen.
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Ouloforn.

Den, fom bill ~ubgranife ben 6gje guboommelige Iluje=
Tt9ts Rdob % @erninger pa anben Maabe eno rso 0j9lp
al bans Orb, ban lager fig for at maale 8inoen meo Sfeer
eaer peje Slben paa 89gtfaale. (9utber)
6bfferi er ligeiom Sjelen8 @atterIot, Der =
efter Sfinnet at bprnme bar Sunb9eoens Spf0e, men
bog inbeilutter 0eben. Oct er fit inoerite @Gien 2sgn,
llrebelig6eo, 5alitbeb, 9eorug og en- @eberfpggeligbeb /
Subs 2jne. 6Dtleren er ct u~lptteligt Wlenneife; t6t bal
gpr fig forbobt 6os Sub og Wlennefer: bs Wlenneifer,
forbi ban pil bore en- &riiten, p9 8eroen brpoer Jig tibet
eaer intet ON be &riitne; bos Sub, foroi ban ingen 8riiten
er % bog giper ig uo for at bore bet. 6a1 er albeles tilt
ira Sub; melem BAN o9 ben 9eaige er ct i~pelgenoe Opb
bef9itet.
@n ergerrie Sptler gaar altiO pibere eno en- Blot
Sanatiter.
Sbfleriet er en- SblpeIt. iom De once Mennelter
brinser Gbben. IA
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Sci 6immeriges Hige er tomnet nGr til oenae SlGgt,
- og nu Oisfe 0age fommer bet ogiad nGr til . g.
6erren bar giort bel inob Dig, at Ou mad bore meo til
bette 4onoens Mpce. Oct er &riitus, Der itanbler Dig
paa Din kingdoms 0ej og logger ben toieli9e qerie for
SOB. = Ben 6bao oa2 - Seq ioarer: fob ben be-
lejlige Stuno! CAB 9erren8 Qanb fuu COB til at gere bet
Spsrg8moal leoenbe for Dig iom aIbri9 fer: uer jeg oms
benOt e0er er jeg life? = r nit 9jerte ret for 9erreA!'
bet blioe bl og belig Qlppr! --- Og bill Su
bibe, bporban 0u fan blibe %ombenbt, bOis 0u life er bet,
- eqer 6porbdn Ou fan bltoe bef9itet bet ompenote Sim
beld0, bpis 9u er bet - Da bill jeg gipe Dig SeremtasS
gamle Bpm, ben enefe OmpenOelI esmetbobe jeg tens
Der, oenne 9pn: ,,0erre! ompeno 9u mig, od bltber J9
omoenbt! - 6erre! gin mig 9jerte til at tenOe Dig. =
Qeg mig, Ida ln9es jeg; frels mig, faa frehes jeg!"
6pis pirteig Der ial lie Onoenoelis, bptS 9jertets
inberIte Billie Ifal anores, ba mda bet pGre Serrena
Corning. Sum SUBS 4anb fan naa Opboerne ct Wlennes
ite. -- .0erre! ompenb 0u mig, od bliper jeg onls
penot". Cab ben 8en blibe bebt ogIaa otsie Sd9e al
mango. mango meb Sanobeo og Oprighgbso. ado Den
blipe bebt beligt @nrum meo %brenoenoe 9jerte; LAB ben
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%penoelfe til 5relie os SUBS 9gre. oe 9tnmerl9es