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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
Health Resort For Horses.

It will surprise many persons to
learn that Uncle Sam is using his good
Offices to furnish baths for horses, but
a lease just granted by the Interior De-
partment discloses this fact. The lease
grants to man in Hot Springs, Ark,
where there is q Government reserva-
ton, the privilege of furnishing hot
water for pool bath for the treatment
Of horses that are so to speak, under
the weather. Horses that have had too
high living and, like the blue blood Of
the human race, suffer from rheuma-
tism, sciatica, gout, etc., can hereafter
find the balm Of Gilead at Hot Springs,
and, what is more, without price, if
need be- Veterinary surgeons be-
lieve that the waters there are so
beneficial in human cases that they
must of necessity be equally product
i've Of good to the equines. The Gov
ernment, therefore, not only provides
for invalids Of the human species in the
free bathhouse, but for equine animals
suffering from diseases Of various kinds
as WE'LL The springs are popular with
the blueblooded animal stock Of the
coaantry,. and many race horses with
records and pedigrees OF high and low
degree make regular pilgrimages to the
resort New York Tribune.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
SNAKES POWER TO FAsclNATE.

How the Black Gopher Hypnotized the
Ground Squirrel to Its Death.
Graham Peck, a well-known author
ity on snakes, was asked his opinion
regarding a snakes hypnotic powers,
says writer in the Detroit Free Press.
His reply was as follows:
'There is certain power to fascinate
in a snakes eyes and movements.
saw only the other day typical Illus
tration Of the power OF snake to fas-
cinate
"Over in the pine woods I saw
ground squirrel fascinated by black
gopher snake. The forked tongue
darted out Of the snakes mouth almost
as regularly and rapidly as the needle
of a sewing machine rises and falls.
The squirrel seemed to watch it spell
bound. The snake crept slowly nearer.
''When the gopher snake was within
two or three inches from the squirrel
it gave a leap and threw three coils
about the squirrel. Instantly the spell
was gone. The fascination or charm
there had been over the little animal
was no doubt broken the very moment
| the serpent's coils were about the
| squirrel for the animal gave three
convulsive, terrified chirps and realized
| that it's death moment had come.
II believe implicitly that all snakes
| have a certain degree Of power to fas-
| cinate their victims to death. Black
snakes, gopher snakes and racers have
| the power to a large degree. Rattle
snakes have the most fascinating
power among all the poisonous serpents
in the Southwest.
"The indications Of charming among
| poisonous snakes are deceiving some
times. Poisonous snakes fang their
prey once only. The poison does not
kill at once.
'The victim f1utters to a branch, 1t
may be- or runs short distance and
| stops. The snake watches it. The
poison does it deadly work and the
bird falls.
"Any one who comes up, not having
seen the attack. might be readily de-
ceived into imagining that it was the
glance of the snake and not the poison
that caused the victim to fall
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
American Coffee Imports.

In round figures not less than bill
ion pounds of coffee bean are brought
to this country each year for domestic
consumption. Since 1894 the imports
have more than doubled and the in
creased consumption per capita has
been more than four pounds, the pres
ent average being about fourteen and
half pounds for every man, woman
and child A fair average retail price
is twenty cents, which makes the
amount spent each year for the break
fast beverage rather more than $780,
100000. In 1901 the imports reached
the total figure of 1,O72, 900, 1872 pounds.
Last year showed decrease. the total
amount imported being 9o5,2S3,919
pounds. Brazil sends SO.1 per cent. !;
other South American countries, 81
per cent; Central America, 4.S per
cent; Mexico, 80 per cent; East In
dies, % per cent. and the West Indies,
81 per cent. From the rest of the
world comes the remaining 8 per cent.
that is used.-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
WISE WORDS.

Language we are told, is the chan
mel through which our thoughts flow
to our fellowmen and the world. But
thoughts, however grand and noble,
generous and great, far-reaching and
inspiring, will not Of themselves per-
form the required things Of life. Man.
kind must not merely think and impart
thought-knowledge dge-but their thoughts
must be accompanied by quickening
zeal and characteristic energy.
No matter how obscure the position
in life of an individual, if he can read,
he may at will put himself into the
best society that the world has ever
seen. He thus eleyates his rank in the
world and becomes independent.
There are three great questions
which in life we have over and over
again to answer. Is it right or wrong? ?
Is it true or false? Is it beautiful Or
ugly? Our education ought to help us
to answer these questions.
Tact is one Of those extremely indefi-
mite yet unmistakable qualities that are
partly understood by people who pos
sess them, but never can be seen and
appreciated by people who suffer from
the want of them.
To act-to act quickly-to act up to
our own best instincts, and highest
aspirations, is all we can do. 1t is all
that is expected. After that our re-
sponsibility ceases, and the final result
belongs only to God.
There is deep-seated necessity i'll all
human nature for work.. e., regular,
active occupation, without which the
mind becomes frivolous, selfish and
foolishly sensitive about trifes.
If you boast of a contempt Of the
world avoid getting into debt. It is
giving to gnats the fangs Of vipers.
The best evidence of merit is the
cordial recognition of it whenever and
| wherever it may be found.
One of the offsets to value Cf a lively
! Imagination is that it sometimes tempts
a man to tell lies.
| Good manners and good morals are
sworn friends and fast allies.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
The Migration of a stork.

A Warsaw journal relates the fol-
lowing story of an experiment made
bya Polish nobleman to ascertain how
far storks migrate during the winter.
He caught stork and attached plate
to it's neck, on which were inscribed
the words, "Haec cicona ey Polonia"
(''This stork comes from Poland''). In
the following spring the same stork
was found in the nobleman's park,
with bundle around it's neck, contain
ing several precious stones of great
value, and the metal plate, with these
words OH the other side: India cum
donis remittit Polonis'' India sends
him back with presents to the Poles'').
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25

"You couldn't show yourselves in
that attitude, even if you had a bal
cony. There's nothing left for me but
to play the Nurse said Miss Gram
brook, pettishly. Then she began to
laugh.
It came back after Juliet and her
friend had departed. "Now," said the
Spirit of the Castle, triumphantly, you
will be able to rebuild me-"
Lorimer looked at him dreamily, for
he still heard the magic sweetness of
"Juliet's'' voice. 'Yes,' he said; ''yes,
but when, by Gods grace, a man loves
a maid, he must first rebuild himself" !"
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
fresh Eggs Guaranteed.

"When aigs is aigs." That's the
question. ''When is they aigs?" If
they'll poach right. For sound food
give me the thrifty German. In the
dominions Of the Kaiser merchants
send agents among the farmers each
day to purchase eggs. the farmers
guaranteeing that these have been laid
within the previous twentyfour hours.
Each farmer has a registered number,
which is stamped on the egg. When
a consumer finds a stale egg he re-
turns it to the dealer. who in turn re-
ports it TO the central organization,
which charges it to the farmer. The
method is Il protection TO all concerned.
New York Press.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
oLp.TIME KITCHENS.
Evidently, the. Chimney Was Known In
Classic Times.


With the best will in the world,
writes Elizabeth RobDirs Pencil, in
Harper's Bazar, have discovered little
about the classical kitchen, except that
it existed, that it probably stood apart
from the house, and that sometimes it
was provided with a chimney. Wien
one remembers the banquets of Ath-
enaeus and Lucullus, or, for that mat
ter, the Sabine fare of Horace, this
chimney might be taken for granted.
But as a matter of fact, it must have
been long the luxury of the few, for
the chimneyless kitchen survived until
such recent time that to-day there is
still near Oxford, as cooks in the uni
versity will tell you with archaeological
pride, an ancient kitchen where a circle
of holes round the roof takes the place
of our chimney. But the old classical
cooks had such a reverence for their
art-the "godlike art Of cooking" some
of them called it-that no doubt they
understood how to control the holes
we think so barbarous. Cooks who
could quote Homer and knew Plato by
heart, and who thought the mastery of
all the arts and sciences a mere pre-
paratory course to the study of cook
cry, never could have been willing to
work in a kitchen reeking with smoke
like crofter's cottage. Indeed, one
among them went so far as to declare
an architectural training necessary to
the cook, SO that he might build his
kitchen to suit himself, and secure the
right amount Of light, and avoid being
exposed to all the winds that blow, for
smoke, he wisely observed, according
to which way it goes, makes a great
difference when you dress dinner,
And I fancy there are times when
the chef to-day would be willing to
give up his chimney for the chance OF
playing his own architect.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
A Wise Boy.

DR.. John Nelson Goltra, in the Physi-
clan and Surgeon, tells us that short
time ago when a schoolteacher i'll one
of our Western cities asked Of the
school the question, "What is the
greatest canal in the United States:
small boy promptly replied, The ali
mentary al.'-New York Medical
Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25
TEARS.

These The d bewn cs 81 spPerfs Ra Waars thst is shed
That cover the soul with care;
r,,o-, are the children of sorrow, these are
lN' the sons and daughters
Sped forth from thy house, despair!
c-.,v, that is flung. on the desolate cliffs
q" ~ from the deeps Of sea sources
TO lie like veil on our biers:
'L"' step Of the stately black horses;
Slow mourners, sure colnforters-
tears!
Will H. Ogilvie, in the Spectator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-06-25

Some fellows can stand on their dignity
even wien they have sore feet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
2nlfnnff.

Som Spdr paa en- S~oreipsreieI angaa'
euoe ben 4dIfnait, fout berhttes nj Hes
eierinseus Sprtnarue, meooeIer ben az
"Roiten"s MebGrbeioere, Der Ieperer
"gpttige 8nno % @tut", fslaeuoe OPP
ftrift efter "Scientifc Gutericau":
en- bait Sui6el &aIt lrites | heot
@anb, iNst @eboIberen 0nfte5 bel I'll, Ida
Gdmpen hoIoes iuoeitRn8t. Otter at
nerrne &Iartotue bar gdaet Giennem en-
Gil eIer fint Cob, fetes Der til en- "pect"
alminoeIiat Salt opIpit / narrnt 8dro.
Sre &luO miiengrrn N al &c % toBes
op til en- tnn6 geIlina, ION fGies til bet
foreeaasnNe, mebeus Den enoni er beo.
% Set belle rsres gnSt iarmen. Goa
BONNER Der enonu til 4 Runo .~ipantih
ipbttiug" oa ct &1rnb Sornlim, iom for'
no or oplsit (togt) / en- Stmpotte. ens
oelig fgtcs Der til 5 BaIoner meb beot
81nb, % bet belle itaur ben / Here Sage
/ Ct Star, Tom boloes goot ttIoHttet, iaa
Der iu9eH ao8an9 er for 8uif euer Stso.
Ranr a iaa gnar / Bel meo at dtpenE
Dc 8aIten, BARNES Den % OF pdaItrp9eS
bco. Cbenuppute Sorifrift iirer, at hens
ne anltbaif bar goenita6er, TOM gisr,
BEN mseet bdrig, iad Den life aIeue ntoos
itadr @irfuingerne AT d~lminbeItgt 8eir
90 8iuo IeIb | ct fltftiat AltIlla, men emo
% set ialte SieoanoS tGreuoe Subflps
belle. 8dd 2anoioroeu pil mn life be-
bebe at auncnbe Saifen ina ofte. Zen
qigr gcb SjeucIte baa0c iii ~inoperbigt
9rrg, o. iGrItg pna Sdrmeu bill Den fms
hes megct upttiq life aIene | 5tnioeu %
WeIfebuiet, / GiGIberen OF | Ssniebuiet
% til onbet iubbsuotat arbetbe, men oas
idn iom gadlin9 iii @ierber, IobIfie oIu.
Sen fan benHttes banbe til SrGperf og
iii Stcnmltre. % bcriom man life bill
babe oen hpiOc Sdrpe til al Sing, Tan
mar beo 9ipIp al ltot alminoeIt9 OtdIers
farne frcntbrtuac, hoab al,Ier man bill,
quit, reSt, Hodt oio. meb ale beres afs
ifbgnjnger. Hnar Der bIir Spsrgsmanl
ori, bbpr neQet Der biz trGnges al gds
fen til ct pift Stbtfc SrbeiSe, bil man
fonme bet rette temnteIia TORI peb ar bes
reatte Ell pint" til bper a~paoratbarb, b.
p. !. 8 Sob / Sirfunt.
SbeunGrrte SpInsninaer bar oqiao
for oGret at lGie / "Roiten~. Roll, iom
tror. at DC fan faa @rlia for Dem, 9isr
mi bCoit ! al fIiphe bette Stbtfe no OF
q~ieurre BET bd bi life bar iiinbe at eiens
tdgc BET Der mcboelte paa uoale Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

Seriom PsIien ferIt foees en- 5
Wtnutters Glib, bIir ben mere image.
Zig og lettere at forbsie, emo ON ben
Iteges pna oIminoeliet Bis. Otter at
ben bar fogt iom antpoet, Isftes ben
forligtig op af 8anbet, iaa ben life
gaar / Stpffer, files az % Der Itif.
fes Sui pan SfinOet Der % Der meb
en- 8affel. 9erpaa rules ben | Mel
og I9ggeS | Stegepauben eaer iRt-
ties inb | 9ngeroonen. til Den er fer.
Dig. StegeS ben / Sbnen, bsr Der
benpttes en- luffet Banbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Subclipnooen.
Mrs. Francis Stafford.

0a Spnobemeoet iiommer tesner
til at blipe meget talriet beisgt, os Sa
8perls Soteler ie~lpislgelig life pil
fltnne runlrle De mange Stlreiienoe,
anmoOes ollie, JON aster at Beige Ws'
Del, iaauel SrGiter og Geprgientan.
ter JON @i9iter, ON inareit mulig -
t bpert SaIb inoen lite Mai - at mel.
De iig til Sr. g. 8. Sougen, De-
corab, s 0 10 a, forat De nsboenbige
Sor6ereOeIier fan 9ieres til Wsobta'
geIien al iaa mango 6remmeoe.
Spno6ems0ets itemmeberettigeoe og
ranoaipenoe Meblemmer ffaffes, iom
ier befjanotgiort, irit SogtS meo 8ro'
lott % gitenSmao. 0ette fan Wenig.
beOen, ielp uleo pelpiQtg 9iitanO al
galmar % andre Habomenigbeoer,
oiitnof life Ioue tilreiienOe @ipiter;
men Der pil gisres aft muligt for, at
Der MOB en- rimelig 8oOtgierelie fan
erbolbes 9oeis oa 8pit. G~oaegebpg'
~nineerne og andre Sofaler, muIigens
oaiau. SeIte, oil benpttes til Snologe'
ring al @ipIter. 9rioate Samilier
blanot gpeuS 8preere pil %iormooent.
Tia ogIaa bore piltge til moo 8oOt.
oierelie at mo6tage Soaerenoe.
Ren forat bette fan orones, er Def
life alene snifeligt, men neonenotgt
inoreIt muIig at fad bihe, bbor mango
SiIreiienoe fan oentes.
Sfuloe nogen al Goaegets 8roon'
enter eller tioligere Gleuer, Der eaers
Tom Suno0emcoIemmer oilbe pore be-
rettiaeoe iii init 9ogis meo belpis
RoIt, for gamIe climbers Sfp!o moo
@ootaisrelie icretr9ffe at DO | Cole
act, iaa bill Be pore iaa oenlige at an
tpSe bette, naar Sc meloer JIG.
Iecorab, Soma, tSbe Warts 1908.
5. g. Sorrioh
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
SnScn bcnnc Waaneo

Shubh pthhI LtuuhSu Gl plIllliG,
bur0e ser bore en- bel Gel Ir6eioe
u0iert | Sapeu. men nte0 alt set an.
oct Nrbei0e, iom 6armercn netop
pon 0enne GiO bar at poretage, er set
life iaa Ii9etiI al tpnfe pau alt, %
Oa err Set bel ofteit Saoen, iom blir
forismt. 0ette er ilemt. Saoenr.
beioet err life Set, iom beoit taaIer at
opiPtteS, % Ben, iom oil Jig ielp %
tit gus pei / Senieenoe til iuno pa
fortrGiieIig 6s0e. bar Iiben Haab til
at foriemme Saoeu euer at laoe ben
bcIeiIt9e Sto til arbetbet gaa Jig
iorbi. Som fsr bar opret iagt, er
oct ubetiuget oct tienlisite at an.
IPgge Sapeu iao. az SteritebeIeu AZ
Arbei0e fan ubiereS meo SeitebiGlp,
men ser fan 10 pGre SmitGnbiale'
ser. iom aisr, at bette life gaar az.
6por Set er GiIfploet, faar mGn
gierc set n~Gitbeoite. og Sci or al no
ruite ia meO Sc beoite Reoffaber. life
alene en- ifarp "Soa" % @re6 % Sl'
peripe, men ntan oil iinoe Set uel
Iennet at eie en- "@hcelhcc". 0iss
en- inaban fan Der eisreS bonSe rail-
og gobt Nfrbeioe. os Der annr for
bolosuis LEI fra Saano at boloe So
J ben rem for llsrGs.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
,Seitens Stprfe bero,

'Scitcns Stprfe beror peientrg
paa Set SteI, BEN faar, meo Nab o.
Sriffe % 8rb8 % artbet Silipn. Sra
MI Of og 81 Waaneber uboper
foinmer ser III at tr9ffes tore gefs.
Ter paa Seitens Rrefter, iipr ube
poa 9arbet. Man bsr oerfor ie til,
at ben / aGe @aaoer faar ben bebite
9ebanbline, man er iitanb til at noe
Den, % Sll1roeri maa life taales hos
boerfen itor eler Iiben, naar Oct
giGISer Seiteitellet. 9aar Sunben
maaIfe rnbto9cS, iaa er Der ingen al
bore pusbpr, iom | Sroifab fon
maaIe iig me0 Soften. 9enS Sienit.
piaigbeo fienoer ingen @renier, iaa
ianot oer ~bebonolcs meS &imeligbeo
% b~enipnbSiuIo Smlorg ror beus
Bel. % alt, bpab ben faar til 8iet'
giaIo for fin trofaite Eieneite er
Rab % Seng. Oct bebite, man bar,
al oct SlagS er oerfor life for gobt
% turSe opre BEN bel unot alab
% perIig GiItaIe er beler life til
Sfabe, nrer, 9ier Soften mere goot
% er Ben til iterre Spmuntrtng END
Se ileite er tiIbgieIige til at tro.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

Gasten at nTpaSet (mppIsiet)
Sorb siDer en- nofiaa paalibeIig sln.
tDoning til, erten Der err ififfet til at
beplantes meb bet iamme eller life.
8erif Serb, iom er I COB Go~rfatniHg,
Iugter alt anbet emo ,lbehageligt. Sar
ben berimob en- iur eler museen
eaer anoerlebes ntobbpbeIig 2ust, er
bet ct @ionesbprS ON, at life al
cling er, iom BET burbe bore, og man
bsr laSe ben bel rtbluftes og paauir.
fes al Solens Gtraaler, fsr nan
iaar 6re eaer fRtter Blanter no.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
st saltbab err meaet opIipenbe 1

st Saltbab err meeet oplipenbe og
bar en- iRrbeles p~elgisrenoe 8irf.
ming pna Suben. Samtibig err BET
iaa let % iimpelt / lin anpenoeIie,
Iom noaet 9ab fan bore. Wan lRg.
ger nogle Buno groot Salt. belIt
Sisialt, / ct Stenfab eler 9ruffe og
bgloer oper oct IiSt 8anb, nof til at
bprtfe bet gobt, men life iaa meget,
at SaItet oplsies. Saa tager mall
Ell Saanbflub ON 8aneen % auiber
oermeo belle aroppen. Raar oct er
giort, benptter man ct Sfpaenano,
lunfent eller foIbt efter gebag. o.
enoelig en- raft Ifripuing meo ct
tsrt SaanoflGoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

1897. Co.: Seq tog | Gebrlirr 1899
40 lcres pna SontcStcrb; TIN ieg mi
prcre OBJ meo Weiree % tnse 100 Geres
til, eIler bar icg lige Het III be LEO
arres. ON ies reuter, til be fem Var sr
ubLsbne2
60: Sc er nrher Yarngraf 80 ! Sos
ben at 2Scn Marts 1898 bsrcttiget til ct
NIT 5omeitsaS paa 40 sIeres, eftsrat
Sc Bar prooet op BET fsrite SonciteaS,
cutea Sc bar pronet op uteo Herse euer
efter fem anrs geboeIis. Get upe 9onie'
iteao mna Sprtrs 90 beboes / Soercrss
~iteulmeIie meo 9obeus arap aftlrat iont
ct pprinOeIist Spn1eiteao.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Sresner (ierus) er set bebIt at

gresner (ferus) er set beoit at
flptte biem ira Sfoben tioIig ON
Barren, bel BELT | 2sbet al benne
Raoneb, beriom man piI befatte iig
meo benz. 9e bar let for at lepe og
tribes, beriom man eisr Iig 8Iio for
at faa meo en- goo Slump Serb fam
men meb 8eboerne. SeIit bsr De
plantes paa ct ifpasefuIot Steo, og
De FREEZER life meeet Silipn, fun bsr
De batbes fo~riparligt en- Sang incl.
lem, beriom Der err lpnge tort 9eir.
DIN Soften er set | Srben al, gipe
benz en- goo 5oripning meb gammel
Stalbgpbiel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
COB SGS IfaI Ser til, ON man if,

8ub SGS ifaI Ser til, ON man ifal
frnne regre paa gob a~ffaitnine.
Sorben fan bare al ben aIerbebite,
% arbeioet fan ubfsres meo al mn.
Zig 6ltb, men Ipliusen flanr life til,
oeriom man bar benpttet oaarIigt
5re. DIN man I. or. ifuIoe tage
BEN inaa Specie, JON iatnIer Jig /
"Gbeei8.bor'en" % ioa Den, iaa fit
man en- SaarIig albItng, ON baabe
Sorben og 8eiret og arbeibsmaaben
bar al ben bebite. 9aarlieere DE.
fparelie fan Der life t9nfes emo Den,
at man bruger biIiet aorn til no.
leo. Eli oct 9rus er BET bebite life
for gobt. Somme 5armere Far Der.
for ben eff, at De Iaber $peoen eaa
giennem "Sanningmslleu~ f(ere
8onge, iaa De enoeIig bar bare ben
f~pIotgite, tlngeite Speoe igieiL og
benne er BET, iom iaaeS. Set freezer
Eio, og oct foIter Iiot Msie at bore
iaa foriigtig, men Siben er bel on.
penOt, % Nsien er life forgiGpes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

Haar Smpret er noeenIunbe / ri.
meIi8 Bris, fan set bore pprbt at
lGgge inc en- 5oripning al "flaret"
Smsr til fremtibigt grug I 4isffe.
net, - til anenoeIie / Stegepanben,
raar anlebning freezer, eQer til
Srug UNDER aagebagning oio. Sms.
ret bsr bore at goo apafitet og incl
teS oper en- len 8arme, | en- emalie.
ret 8anbe eler 8rpoe. Sfummet,
iom iamIer Jig ooenpaa, flsoeS forits.
tig af og 9unbfalber Iaber man
itrsrt. Gen flare Die files oerpaa
iagte giennem ct rent Stpffe "0iuS.
lin" OPT tsrre aritfter, Iom binoes
til meo boibt 8apir. Sper aabnin.
gen itiffes Ser nosle 5uIer giennenl
8apiret meo en- 8afiel eIler Iisn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
at pofse eller at 90.

&ongen til at pofse % itbpifIe iig
er f%arafteriitiif for ale itore aar0er
% bur6e oGre oct for os aae. gn
Manos Storbeo beror paa bans
@one til at boise og ltboibe i'm aanos
Soriiont.
Gnboer, un9 ener gammel, ionl
bar Srang til OF pofse, ianfer itoOigt
mel % mer &unOifaber, flptter SiO
for Eio i'm Glands Scriiont Longer
bort. S0er Dag forsger ban lit
aunoifabsforraob, % bper fommenbe
Gftcn pe0 ban Ii0t mer, en0 ban oio.
ite ON Morgeuer. San fortlptter
at Dofse ioalPnge ban Ieber. On.
BOG / en- bsi SLIDER Itrnffer ban iig
no eiter itsrre cling, Tiger ban at
non beiere op.
Ger er en- SPrifare Of noble
WPn6 % apinoer, iom ior I4nae
iiOen ipI0te tit iefstierbe 9tor, men
fremoeIes er Iige mo0taeeIige for
npe Sanfer % Soccer. 90 6et er ret.
Der er BOG mango, oItfor mango,
iom 9anIte ti0ligt ilutter at boise.
Te fommer ino / ct eQer anoet SiuI.
ipor % ~iIlttter at uboifIe itg. So,
Der err Wrno og 4oiroer, iom be.
gpnOer at BIZ 9onle, noar Sc er 80
euer 80 Iar. SItge bar irtet til.
ooerS for npe SpftnoeIier, me Sar.
fer % me Soecr. 9e berger iom
beQct TAFT til qomIe Ging, Metooer
% &cie, iom por gobe nof Tor 0creS
6p0re % WeOre % oerfor CT goDe
nof for Dem.
@i trGfier ibIorbt poo 1Ionter %
TrGr, iom life er Bit iuIot uooifIeoe,
men oligeueI bar i~Illttct of oof5e.
2cIO ONT man gie0Icr % paroer
0tSie SrGr poa BET ombpq8eIigite,
0oor set life an al iao 0cm til at
rof5e mer. e ipuc3 at la tabt &rof.
ten til at 6orne me GcLer % oerOeS
ogiao Concn til at pofse.
Ser er nof al menneifeIige EIon.
ter al et ~IiQreroe SIoos. Sc er ogoe
Tor IorctagiombcO % Grcm9ong.
Nne @eop9eicr, rge Snitemer / Tor.
r,tniuQNiOct iom cIlcr&, .rnc Nauo8.
rrtuiuQcr "a npe 2ip@folr tiItaIer
fife Sem. llbcurQeIjge % bunone
'2it til 6%ortioen itoor Sc ser. 6or
ilige er Ser life Gale ON at pofSc
mer CIer at Qisre ii9 fortroIig meN
sc gan0Sitremuin9er iom goor Sem
iorbi. Ge har uaoet lit RaaI.
ToIf ! umocroroneoe Stiuinger
mencr tjot, at 0erc@ Gbef meo 6or'
iCt boIoer nem ne0e % iorfremner
andre, ION mlnorc For i~ortient set
Men iom ReQel er set bare en- Sno.
bIIontn9. Dc or ielo Iariag til. a
De life blIr iorircmmet. &c bar op'
bert at boise. Ge i%ortiptter at be
rage iig / en- GirfeI. Dc bar iffC
fuIqt me6 Gi6en.
"Hrcmoo!" er Set trocuOc Mor
b~urore6eS 6eltraob. Gen rmQe Rani
% 4Dirbe % BEN gomle Wano %
aoinoe, iom bar opbert at pot&e, c,
at befIo8e, Ge bIir itnaenOe tiIbaq.
peO 8cifnnter. Gette aiGIOcr ;So.t
ale muIige anar % 2~ioqihaiuger
RonOen bleO ifnbt ior at oofSc
life Tor at truife tanfcipit % nSsI
betere 3utcresier / en- Girfel ioii
~WeRrra / &ermelen."