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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-30
|AO0uARTEaS FOR BUiLDIh
MATE RAILS.

4 keep all kinds of North Carolina and
krpinia Lumber, dressed and undresSed,
Laths, Sash, Doors, and Blinds,
<me' Cement, Calcine Plaster, Plasterlns
1air. Building and Paving Brick, I'm
mi Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
.nds Ready-Mixed Paints and Dry RANT,
.inseed Oil, Turpentine, Dryer yarnish
nd Iewis's White Lead, Paint Brushes
I all kinds. Window Glass and Putty,
.uilders' Hardware of all kinds, Tar
.Oofing and Sheathing Paper.
Farm Wagons, Road Carts and Bug
lies Large stock always on hand.
Ed. COLE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-30
w,s pstt,s Fairfax Tolson Dead.

Mrs Bette Fairfax Tolson, aged 90
wears died Tuesday at her home, in Stat
ford county, after briei illness, her
husband and four cbhlansn survive her.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-30
100000
5 son Tnl.oan S26.soo.

40. 500 10 Loan S26,50O.
THE ENTERPRISE BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION offers
money to loan on their liberal
terms, in sums to suit, from
fIoo up, on city and country
E property. Apply to
4 BEfsRV WlSSNES
President
B Main Street,
4 Fredericksburg, Va jeI5-6m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-30
W.. .. Enbreg

[Suecessor 10 Embrey Berryman.l
Dealer in RAILROAD CROSS TIES, CEDAR
POSTS, SPOKEs AND HOOPS.
Keeps constantly on hand large supply
Of Baled Hay and NH Feed. a9-Otice near
Rnllrnnh nepnt FyedeYickahnrR. va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-30
d IionOoII1rPOIiC

fFrank II. Peavey had paid two
1 premiums of S4S, $50 each. Was
Ensured by the New York Mu-
4tual Life Insurance Company
[April %, 1900 To be paid at
#once.
ew York, Dec 80 Frank II. Peavey,
Minneapolis, one of the million-dol-
D policy holders in the Mutual Life
hrance Company OF New York, died
4 Jay of pneumonia. He was insured
khis company April IS, 1900, the
kual premium being $4,000. He had
u two premiums. The claim viii be
Ipediately paid.
(rhe above item in Tuesdays
papers shows what the
Mutual can do.
OWLETT g. 6 i0LkICK,
AGENTS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-30
Sang rnlio at the opsra House

This entertainment will be given at the
Opera House Friday night, Jan 81 at :
o'clock. by the Junior Auxiliary OF 1t.
Georges church. The program VIII be
NJ follows.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-30
Years
Greeting.

We take this oppoitunitytoacknowl-
edge and especially thank our patrons
and the public generally for their lib
eral patronage during 1901. We hope
still to merit your patronage in the
future as in the past, promising to
give you the very
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-30

This s,0nature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmOsQ uinine Tablets
The remedy that cures a cold I'm one oay
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
The Two Political Parties.

In his speech opening the Ohio cam
paign Senator Foraker said that dem
ocracy is one thing here, another thing
yonder: one thing this year-a differ
ent thing last year-something else
next year. 1t lacks stability, it lacks
sincerity, it lacks principles. Such a
party is well fitted to stay out OF pow
er and criticise, but not at all fitted
for the administration Of public af-
fairs" The Ohio senator pointed out
that the very opposite Of this is true
of the republican party, which has
well defined policies and principles and
carries them out. 1t is the party of
achievements and what it has accom-
plished has challenged the admiration
OF the world. Its history is trium-
phant march Of progress. Every prom
ise it has ever made the people has
been faithfully kept. 1t is the party
of constructive craftsmanship, keeping
tribute to the advancement Of the
nation. 1t stands for industrial and
commercial development and for the
welfare Of the whole people. "From
the moment OF its organization down
to the present time it has gone stead
lily forward from one success to anoth-
er, said Mr.. Foraker. All that was
promised by the republican party six
years ago has been fulfilled. Where
all was paralysis we have the keenest
business activity. Where there was
only idleness and want there is plenty
and employment for all who are will
ling to labor. Adverse balances of
trade have been shifted 70 the other
side of the ledger and exhaustingdrains
have been turned into floods OF gold
that pour in upon US with unceasng
cOnstancy."
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
Notice OF Election.

To Determine the Question of In
curing County Indebtedness for the
Building of a County Court House
same.
Whereas: The Board of County
Commissioners Of Sedgwick County,
Colorado, in Special Session at the
County Clerks Office in Julesburg, on
Septemb Der 10Th, 1902, called for the
purpose Of considering the question of
building County Court House, after
due consideration of all the facts, find
it necessary and for the best interests
of the county that a building large
enough to furnish accommodation for
all the county officers be built and that
a site for the same be purchased; that
it will cost Eleven Thousand Dollars
a building suitable for Court House:
that such building will incur an in
debtedness for which the county will
be compelled to issue its bonds in the
sum OF Eleven Thousand Dollars
(sll, ,OOoOOl.
Therefore: 1t is ordered by the
Board Of County Commissioners OF
Sedgwick County. State OF Colorado.
That the question of ihcurring coun-
ty indebtedness of Eleven Thousand
Dollars (sl1, 10000 by issuing bonds of
said county for the purpose of building
building for a County Court House
and to buy lots for site for the build
ing be submitted to vote Of the quail
flied voters of Sedgwick County, Col
orado, at the General Election to be
held in Sedgwick County, on Tuesday.
November 4th, 1902: That the Clerk
of this Board post a copy of this order
in some conspicuous place in each vot-
ing precinct in this county, which no.
tice shall be posted at least thirty days
previous to said election. and all per-
sons voting on the question shall vote
by separate ballot whereon is placed
the words:
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
An Act of lnsratitude.

When the democrats in their state
convention refused to consider the
overtures of the populists looking to a
fusion Of the two parties, the death
knell of populism in Colorado was
sounded. This act Of the democrats
was an act of base ingratitude-fo
only by the aid Of the populists have
the democrats been able to remain in
power during the last six years-and
it was an act that will cost the demo-
Gratis the election this fall. Having
been spurned by the party which they
had assisted so materially in the past,
and with no hope Of future favors from
that party, the members OF the popu-
list party will return to the republican
fold, from which many were enticed by
the Specious promises of the democrats,
and will assist in burying their quon-
dam friends under an avalanche OF re-
publican votes at the polls in Novem
ber. In aligning themselves with the
republicans, as many Of them are al
ready doing, the populists will simply
be properly rewarding the democrats
for their perfidy. Moreover they will
by such action place themselves in the
ranks Of those who favor good govern
ment.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
PHILLIPS COUNTY, COLORADO
"FoT County Indebtedness" or
"Ap8inSt COnntv Tndahtadnass ~

"FoT County Indebtedness" or
Against County Indebtedness.
Such ballot to be deposited in a box
provided by the County Commission
erS for that purpose; and no person
shall vote on the question Of indebt-
edness unless he shall have the neces-
sary qualifications Of an elector as pro-
vided by law, and shall have paid a tax
upon property assessed to him in
Sedgwick County for the year 1901.
c. W. White, Board of County Com
r. B. Upson, missionerS of Sedg-
John Hiatt, wick county, Colorado
[sEAL
Attest:
&c. McNew, Clerk.
! hereby certify that the foregoing
is true and correct copy OF the order
OF the Board of County Commissioners
OF Sedgwick County. Colorado, duly
considered, adopted and entered on
the County Commissioners record on
the 18th day of September, 1902.
H. C. McNew.
tsEAL] County Clerk.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
The Bond Proposition is Best

The attention of those Leople who
are expressing shemSelveS as opposed
to the court house bond proposition is
called to the fact that, should the bond
proposition fail to carry at the coming
election, the county cOm missioners
will be forced to provide other means
for constructing a county building.
And this, too, very soon, as the pres
ent quarters of the county officials are
in such condition that they can only
be used few months longer.
The only other plan at the disposal
OF the county commissioners is the
levy of a direct tax. II such a tax is
levied it will place a greater burden
upon the people who now pay taxes in
the county-a burden that cannot be
shifted to the shoulders of those who
help to settle up the country later, but
which must be borne by those who live
in the county at the present time.
Between the two propositions-the
bond proposition and the tax levy
propOsition-it seems to US that the
first is by far the best. 1t is true that
the bonds will have to be paid at the
end OF twenty years, and that interest
on the bonds will have to be paid dur
ing that time. but at the end OF tw m
ty years there will be many more peo-
pie in Sedgwick county than at the
present time, and the cost Of paying
the bonds then will be much less upon
each individual property owner.
Besides the money paid to other coun-
ties each year for keeping prisoners Of
this county, will pay the interest upon
the bonds and in addition will create
a sinking fund which will help to re-
deem the bonds at maturity.
1t is simple business proposition.
Admitting that county building is a
necessity it only remains 70 choose the
best plan for securing it. That the
bond proposition i the best plan must
be conceded by every one who looks at
the matter from business standpoint.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
DO You Want to Yawn?

Feel cold shiverings, achings In the
bones, lack of energy, headache, and
great depression? These symptoms
may be followed by violent headache,
high fever, extreme nervousness, u
condition known as malaria. Herbine
cures it. Take it before the disease
gets fair hold, it will work cure in
any stage. ] A Hopkins, Manchester,
Kansas. writes: Il have used your
great medicine, Herbine, for several
years. There is nothing better for
malaria, chills and fever, headache, bill
iousness, and for a blood purifying
tonic there is nothing as good" so cts
at Mason & Lavelle's.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
II Goes Right TO the Spot

When pain or irritation exists on
any part Of the body, the application
Of Billiards. Snow Liniment will give
prompt relief. 1T goes right to the
spot" said an old man who was rub
bing it in, to cure his rheumatism. C
R. Smith, proprietor Smith house.
Tenaha Texas, writes: Il have used
Billiards. Snow Lininent in my family
for several years, and have found it to
be fine remedy, for all aches and
pains, and l recommend it for pains in
the throat and chest" 25 cts at Mason
& Lavelle's.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
Forty Years Torture

To be relieved from torturing dis
ease after forty years torture might
we'll cause the gratitude of anyone.
That is what DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye did for c Hany, Geneva. Ohio.
He saws: DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured me of piles after had suffered
for forty years" Cures cuts, burns,
wounds. skin diseases. Beware Of coun
terfeits. G Lavelle.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
They Cannot Steal Enough.

We have heard the democrats Of
Arapahoe county brazenly assert that
they would fr;ludulently poll 4. OOO or
5000 votes on election day and that the
machine would see to it that it is done
regardless Of decency and fair play. 1t
might be remembered that Tammany
was overpowered and fell before the
uprising of the people against such
frauds. Pioneer Press.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET,

For Governor:
JAMES H. PEABODY,
of Fremont.
For Congressman at Large:
FRANKLIN f. BROOKS,
of Ell Paso.
For Lieutenant Governor:
WARREN A. HAGGOTT,
Of Clear Creek.
For Secretary of State:
JAMES COWIE,
Of Boulder.
For Auditor:
JOHN A. HOLMBERG,
of Arapahoe.
For Treasurer:
WHITNEY NEWTON,
Of Pueblo.
For Attorney General:
NATHAN c. MILLER,
Of La Plata.
For Sup't Of Public Instructions:
MRS. ANNA P. BRANDT,
of Teller.
For Regents Of State University:
DR.. o. j. PFEIFFER, Of Arapahoe.
w. j. KING, Of Saguache.
For Congressman, First District:
ROBERT W. BONYNGE.
of Arapahoe.
For District Senator:
H. w. TWOMBLEY,
of Morgan County.
For District Representative:
E. D. MCGILL,
OF Yuma County
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
[sEAL]
Old People Have Their Troubles

Mr.. Francis Little, of Benton Harbor,
Michigan, is over eighty years of age.
Since 1865 he has been troubled more
or less with indigestion and constipa-
tion and has tried almost everything
in use for those ailments. Last August
he began using Chamberlain's Stomach
ana Liver Tablets and was soon feel
ing much better. In recent letter he
says 81 have used three boxes of the
Tablets and now think l am we'll"
These Tablets improve the appetite
and invigOrate the stomach, liver and
bowels. For sale by G Lavelle drug
gist.
stops the Cough and Works OF the
Cold
Laxative Bromine Quinine TaiHet,
cure cold in one day. No cure no
pay. Price y cents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-12
vi.
rs Yreoifantlf ole".

Som fsr omtalt ltulbe ig lore Observation-Disclosures
og fptteoe berfor fra proielptbjemn1et Sftober, famine
4ar jeg bleb oebt, til en- Str9xr, bos bpem jee bleb inbtil
4uguit 1883. Wlin IRei ter bar en- troenbe ariien % till
6srte Jritirten. gi bare faatebes at f~orifellige Weninser !.
a%bitiligt, aai9eDel tom hi sobt ub al bet reb %binanben.
vi epeoe iom grsbre 9roen paa ppr faaes 5relfer, ben
forsfeitebe os optanbne Seius &rtfus.
1nbertibsn t9ntte ieg meset paa, bporlebes ies tunoe
forberlise min Jreliers ylapn iblanbt mine Mebmennef Yer.
5l at fortbnbe SrOet troeoe es at babe for imaa @aber
og i9rlig til at turbe treble frem Stoetboln. = Sniblerz
to l9ngtes jeg meet efer at fonme lb paa 2dnbet for
mulisen at tunne blipe til Spite oe 0elfignelfe; men bbors
Ieoes ifulbe bet saa til2 5errens @eie ere bog forunber>
lise.
s SUM- 1883 fit ies oloess upentet 9ilbub ON en-
plabs bos en- Straber / g. / 0eitn1annlanb. Seq mobto9
ben Os rejite BERTH ausuit famine Oar. = Der maatte
fs g~ennemsaa mango prspelier og JriheHer 6errens
Stole.
Sort efter min Mntomlt larte jee preiten, gaitor
g, at fsnbe. San Bah mig felse meb til be Mislionsms.
Der, iom bep bolbt Der Narbeben, for at ufIagse @ibnes=
bprb ON min On1benbelie fra Sspbe til &rifen. Sg gapgz
tet ON, at en- ompenbt Sssbe ~pr9bitebe gbangelst ON &ris
itus Seius, naaebe mart langt. 5lere Steoer blep ies
nu opforbret til at fomme pg pr9bife. MQe Spforbrin9er
tunbe iee n~aturligpis lite imsbetomme, ba ies bar optassi
al nit Saanbperf, men to Dase ON llgen tunbe jes fors
tpnbe Sroet; ba min Waefer CAB mig fri bper 2erbas. ut
ieg gerne tolfebe Gpaneeliet for be lutberife, lagbe ban mart
Marte til, ba ban bsrte til benne Menisbeo, os bespnbte al
fraraobe mig at blipe Straber, = ben Seniet at opige
mig lin Sjeneite.
Gfter otte Maanebers 5orlpb Forlob ieg Dam os
MATTE pa nh fsse @rbeioe, ba jeg life bar talbet at nosen
Menigbeb til prabitant. = 2anse fsete ies og fit enoelig
)plabs 6os en- banblenoe, bpor jg life funbe ubholbe at
bore. San ~bebanblebe mig iom Srel; 9armbiertisbeb %
Meblibenbeb fenbte ban lite, os bog mente ban fig at bore
en- trpenbe ariften os bar iom FABIAN Meolem at Gris
menisbeben. = Seq MATTE reHe, oa jes bapbe tjent ham /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-12

bbitsbe ban til mig, gorager Ou Stam og @anere ppsr
oine ioralbre og belle bin Sl9gt, o9 bine Jremtiosub-
fieter blipe aft dnbet eno lDfe."
Gn anben 5ante, iom foruroliseoe mig, bar: Stat
min 9aub bare gplDig, lnad je9 bsbes SOrOanfIoben, bpor
Seius blep bebt at Spbannes ben Dsber."
l~lnbertiben bar bet mig meget mu9tpaalig8enos at ubs
fnbe ben beGige Strift ale be Steoer, bbpr Oadbsn oms
tales, og ieg bub Sub oplpie mig ON 0uaben og bns reHe
Stittelie. = Gfter mesen inbre StriO oe efer at babe leit:
yMenneftets Sab Os Opreisnin9" al Gpienius blsp ig
o~oerbebiit ON, at bet life er Maaoen, bporpaa Saaben fer,
Der er bet o%igtisfe; bet er, at ui blipe begrapne meb &rtfns
peb 9aaben til 9sben, og bet er moi at faa 9opebet oberz
gpot meb 8ono. Com 2utber flyer: .9anb ger bet pnts
moi life, men Subs Orb, Iom er meb og peb 8dnbet, %
5roen, iom forldber Jig paa bette Cubs Orb 9anoet.
5bi uoen CUBS Orb er 9anoet Blot 8anb og ingen Oaa6;
men meb @ubs Orb er bet en- Oaab, bet er: ct ~naaoerigt
9ipets @anb os ct S9enfsbeliens 9ao ben 9elige 4ane,
iom 81. qduius flyer: San bar Frelft os heb sSgenfss
belienss pg 5prnpeGIens gab ben be1ise Qanb, bpilfen
ban bar ubgbbt r~igei9en oper os formeoelit Seius Sri.
itus, por 5relfer, pua bet at ri peb bans Nddoe ifule bert
retferbige og 4rpineer til bet epige 2ip 9adbet. Oct I
~pisieligen fulbt ianpt" Sit. 8, 5, 2.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-12

Meo Npoitelen tunpe ig ubbrpbe: ,Sm nogen er
ariitus, ba er ban en- nh Stubnins; bet sums er forbis
aanaen, Re, alt er blepen mt" e aor. 5, II. 49,. Seq fit
npe 6eniister og 2nIer, Iom git ub paa at pinbs, lite jocs
bifte 5orbele, men at TONNE n9rmere og i~nberligere Sanns
funb neb Seius Griitus beb be Paabemioler, ban bar gipet
fine 9ern paa Sorben, Oaaben % Naoperen. 9dn bar
felp paalast fine Oiiciple at saa ub @lsroen os bsbs
ale Jolt | 5aoerens, Ssnnns o9 ben 9eQigaanbs Hapa
(D2attb. %, 19), os iagt, at ben, iom tror os bliper bsbt,
fal blipe ialis; men ben, iom lite tror, lal forosmmes. -
Seq snfebe peb ben benise Daab at bIie optaset ben npe
pasts Msnigbeb os berpeb blipe bIagtis be fore BEL
fanelIer, lom ere os lopebe gennem ben. = Oadbens U9z
fen os 5orm fob bog life ristig tdrt for mig, ben fors
pirrer mango bore Oage &riitenbeben, og ig bar fange
for altfor burtis at iontaee bet ~afssrenbe Sfriot. Som
Jslge krof Tom ig npe 4nfas.elier, Der parebe en- i9ns
sere 5ib.
9ette Spergsmaal burbe albri9 bore tommet pa
Gale, efteripm jeg lite bapoe tpiplet ON Sanbbeben at pa
flor 2inbftrsms llnberpisning ON Oaaben Operens5tems
melfe meb Qutbers &dtefismus. @runben br!il bar
~fslgenbs: = Seq larte at ~ pos en- Strabsr, Tom !i!bert.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sett. San biaiseoe Nebbbpningss
oaabsn, uagtet ban lite ielp bar ombsbt, os f%orisste al
~operbsbiis mig ON, at Statstirtens 2ere ON Oaaben os
Rabperen lite bar bibeln, ben bar Waenne te spaafunb Os
at paitOr 2inbtrsms lnOerbisnins lite bar fanb, fua.
Trent ban ~benbttebe Fs at Cutters aatetismus. Seq
tlpepe Iutpl ny luFl W 9pl pel ph guy Guy, ~
paitor 2~inbitrsm giper Ssberne srunois llnberpisnins
iaabel Spsrssmaolet ON Oaab os Gabpere iom ON Jors
ioninsen. ut mango. iom fnap ielp babe sennemlefi
9ibelen, tro fig Stanb til at funne bore Neitre og 29rere
bri for andre, pibie jss lite ben Gang, alt, bpab paitot
2%inoitrsm lerte mig, fortalte jg Straberen, iom tulbfas
ftebe bet peb Difputer, ban bar f~uloitanois litter fine
paaftanbe os iasbe, at paffor ainbirsms 2Gre bar en-
0ranel9re, os at bans esen Opfatklfe oerimob bar Den
rette. Del lhffebes ham at aere mia fud tpiplrddbia, at leo
lite pibFe, bpem jes ftulbe to, og berfor forlob jg BAN g
iegte en- anben Ylaos.
Ienne aamp porebe ct par Maaneoer, og Oj9pelen
pasebe pua, ba jeg itulbe foretdse bet %afgsrenbe Striot
at annamms ben be0ige Daab. ,Web at labe big bsbe"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-12
fire Tiger, Og ba jeg life 6upbe nOget Sjern, rejite ieg til
paftor g.

GU itob jeg ig.n uben noeen beitent Serning. seq
fit CAN'T. pif arbejoe paitor S.s 5ap. meb at brboe
Sten, Stubbe og lignenoe op; men oa jeg lite bar pont til
ben SIags 8eteftigelfe, falbt bet mig tunat og brpoiomt.
potor g. opnuntrebe mig %itunbOm beb 9aper, os oennt
9ib blep, flint anfrensenbe for 2egemet, neset nbttig for
mig, ia, ben bar en- 4fbelins at min upraoitantitole."
9Oor me9et ies enb %gennem9it, bdbbe is ben SPITE, at
tunne Iutte til Sub Sefu Nabn ON &rdft til / Sttlbee
at boloe ub. Min enefe Srsft og Stprfe bar bet oaglige
Sanlip meO Sub Orbet og 9snnen. 5bi ban bar ben,
til 6pem jeg funDe napne mine inbre baslige Sorger og
2ampe. 9por lifigt bar bet life at frpbe frem til 8oriet
pg fnbe SO og 6pile for Stprnen @erben!
Smart bar 4rbejoet br ogiaa %ferbigt, os 4'aftor
g. giorbe mig ct mt 5or1ag: ban pilbe fafe mig trtfteltgs
Sfrifter, meb bohfe jeg iom aolportsr fuloe gre 9usbes
fes. San anbefalsbe mig til spanselif~ >lutbrfe Wftsiionsz
~forenins Nerits for at bsspnbe min @irfiomheb Der pa
al be &ritne faa ben Stptte os 5jelp, ig %bebspebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-12
Sra 1ooe til Kriiten.
Grfdrin9sr iom Ssbs pg ariiten.
Optesnebe at Stat H%atanaeG Sapiro.
Sra Spenif.
(Sluttet)

Uebens jeg git og t9ntte pdd at gre @noe paa min
e~lenoigbo o9 fun mongkoe at beitemnte lib og Wtaaoe.
ig biofte life, ON jeg ifuloe b9nge eaer brutne mig,
bapbe pafor Qinbitrsm lagt Wa9rte til bet 3ungfinb og
ben 5ortpibIelie, Der ~afIpejebe fig nit anf9t, og en- Dag
ipurate ban mig, bpab bet bar, Der lda Ida tungt paa mig.
Strats tunbe jeg life fort91e alt, men gjorbe bet bog till
fibt. 6an blep naturligbis forf9rbet oper min 8eIuts
ming og forfsste at itprfe mig og lGee min Si9l: Der
Fnpes 6jaIp oe %gaeonins ogiua for big" ia9be ban, ,,tro
bpao Sub flyer lit Orb, og lpt life til 0jGpelen, ban bill
Blot brings at ~itattcls Menneie eois 5orearbeIfe, Cub
berimoo Tan og bill gre bet lpfteli9t og fdligt baaoe for
Sib oe Gpig6eb. 0erfor tiger ban til ben Portable, ben /
SDnben nebiuntne: ,genp ON, bu ~frafalbne Barn, ida BIZ
ieg life penbe nit Mnfgt bort fra eoer, tbi jeg er b%armbiet,
til, tiger Serren,. og bill life probes ~epinoelig. W2en tend
bin Misgernins, at bu bar fpnbet imob Serren, bin Suo!"
De Orb, ban lGite for mig os benbiite til, gjorDe lite
~ipnberlig Snbtrnf pda mig, tbi oft bette pibite ig 5orz
peien. 6an fpurote mig berfor, ba Ri 1fulbe ftiqes, ON pi
ffulbe bes idmmen 5ro pad 8snbsrelie. Sg unber
9snnen fslte ieg, bporlebes nit bdarbe, pantro 6jerte be-
qnnbte at ~Dbnrnoes og nit d~dnbeli9e Wlerte at %aDlprebes,
ia, en- entelt 2psftrdale pite Ig buntet. Seq bah MI ftts
tieere enb nogen Sinbe fer ON Silgipelie for dae mite
SDnber og lefe ofters Subs Orb. Os ig fste, at Ser
rem bsnbsrte mig, i~adebes iom ban sennem profeerne bar
lopet bet lit Orb. Den u~gubelige forlabe FIN Sci, p9
ben uretfarbise fine Santer og ompenoe fig til Serren,
iaa fal ban forbarme ie oper BAN, o9 til Dor Sub; tbi
ban er meget runb til at forlaoe" Isl. So, D. Seq blep
~ubbolbenbe Deb at IGie 9iblen og bebe til Ssraels Sub
ON @isbeb for, at Ssius ariitus er bet Idnoe, epige SFers
lam, Tom meb lit Blob bar forionet belle @erbens Spnp,
oeiaa min. Og min 5reliss Sub bsnbsrte mig, iom ban
felp bar iugt tit beqise Orb (Salme 80, 10; SO, 6; 106,
s-44; 1O7, 10; 118, 5; 120, y.
s Slutninsen al 5ebruar 1881 tom jg at 9ubs Ytaos
be til Sanososertenoelie lite dene en- 5oritanbss ps
MISUNDERSTANDING, men 9iertets fulbe Oberbeoisning, at
Sefus &rHtus er ben forj9ttebe SreIier, 5orioningsofre II
for mine og 9erbens Spnber. Oenne 5orpisning bep for
mig, bpab en- 8eoningsplonte er for ben ipntenoe. Seq
bar til Wlobe, Iom ON en- tung 8prbe bar leftet at mine
StnIbre. mon Der fnbes en- tungere enb Spnbebprben9
(Salme 80, 3, 81. Nu tunbe jeg befenbe meb 9utber:
,aSeg tror, at Seius ariitus bar f~orleit, erbOerret og pnns
bet mig Portable pg ~forbsmte Mennefte fra aGe Snnber,
fra Oeoens og DjGpslens Wiagt, life meo Sub eaer Sslu,
men meo 1T beaise, %bprebare Blob os meb fin %uItploige
2ioelie og Dsb; paa bet jeg ftl bare bans esen, og bans
Rige lipe unber BAN os tjene BAN epis gaetfarbisbeb.
u~nplbisbeb os SaIiebb; ligsiom ban er opitanben fra
0soen, leper os regerer gpisbeb. Oct er pisielisen
fanbt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-12

5or mig tit Sip, fit bpre Blob,
San life niloe ipare,
gt for ben DOM, mig foreitoo,
Seg trpg bar uoen 5are.
Sans 9pb min Spnb bar ~ilettet no,
Mtin 5reliermanb, iom CT hos Cub,
Ga jeg CT frelit MI blepen."