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The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
FISHING CLUB MET.
VnIdosta Pleasure Seekers Make
Their PIans-other News.

Their PIans-other News.
Valdosta, Ga. Feb. 1.-THE Ocean
Pond Fishing Club was organized last
night in the office of DR.. n. A. Will
liams by the election of the following
board of directors: w. L. Converse.
w. p Roberts. W. p. borough, ]. C.
Crawford, {. T. Clarke. N. A. Will
liams. c. II. Pendleton of Macon and
DR.. Hardman of Harmony Grove. DR..
n. A. Williams was elected president,
and Mr.. ]. G.. Crawford the secretary
and treasurer. 1t was decided to in
crease the capital stock of the COM
pany to $4,000. and to call in one
third of the amount at once.
The club owns 1000 acres of fine
land near Lake Park and the best
fishing and boating waters in this Sec
ton of the state on Ocean pond. The
club will begin work at once on club
houses, boat houses. etc. getting the
property ready for the summer season
OF sport of various kinds.
Delegation 10 Atlanta.
Valdosta sent a strong delega ton to
the Greater Georgia Convention"
which meets in Atlanta to-day. The
delegates from this city were appoint
ed by the Board of Trade, and were
as follows: w. P. Borough, H. c.
Briggs, W. y. Dunaway, Ed. Terrell,
w. F.. Algee and Ed. McRae.
On "A Trip TO Cuba.
Mr.. John T. Roberts left yesterday
afternoon for Waycross, where he was
to be Joined by Mr.. John r. Young OF
Savannah and Mitch Young of Way
cross for j trip to Cuba. They expect
to remain on the island for two or
three weeks, and all of them were hop
ing to be greatly benefited in health
by the change of climate.
Had n Religious Discussion.
A number of Mormon elders have
been holding services on the streets
here every night for several weeks.
Saturday night they were confronted
by representa- tives of several other
ia this and rcd.hot colloquy ensued.
In the discussion was a Seventh-day
Adventist, Liberalist and a PRINT
tive Baptist besides the three Nor
mons. A large crowd gathered to hear
the debate, and they were greatly en-
tertained.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
THE TEN THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Former Pastor of Baptist Church
and Ex-SheriG of HiIIsborough
County Live There

t0untE Live There.
Barlow Fla, Feb. 17.-"You may call
them the Ten Thousand Islands, if you
like, but after you have gone through
them one time you will be firmly con-
WINGED that a more suitable name for
them would be the Hundred Thousand
Islands, for there seems to be a never
ending chain of islands, separated by
little streams of water, varying in
width from few feet to possibly 100
or more feet"
The speaker was a man who has
spent several days at a time in that
mysterious jungle, but who says it
would be impossible for a man to get
out of there after once getting in with
out the aid of compass, for the ISL
ands all look alike.
The Ten Thousand Islands are locat-
ed between the Gulf of Mexico and the
great Everglades, and cover a space
fully twenty-five miles square. The
islands vary in size from ten feet to d
mile or more across. For the most part
they are a jungle of mangroves, the
well-known trees or shrubs, tropical in
their nature. They send down their
roots from the branches, and thus ex-
tend over considerable spaces, forming
a secure retreat for aquatic birds.
These islands are, as a rule, round, and
being very symmetrical, are really
beautiful,
Some of the islands are large, and
the soil so very rich. produces abund
antly in response to the industry of
the few who make them their habita-
ton.
There are families living on some of
these islands, and it is said that they
are doing we'll and appear to be happy
and contented.
Mr.. B. F. Blount of Barlow recently
made a trip to that section and tells
of several families who live there. He
mentions Rev. ". w. Bostick, at one
time pastor of the Baptist Church of
Barlow, and Mr. James Martin. an ex-
sheriff of Hillsborough county. Mr..
Blount spent a few days at the Us
seppa Hotel, of which a Mr.. Roach is
proprietor. o..
MIR. Roach said that far in that
swamp were some very fine orange
groves where the orange grows lux
uriantly in its wild state, and that sew
eral years ago his father, who lives in
the North had bought what was con-
sidered a very valuable claim on
some of the islands.
When the Sea Board Air Line Rail-
road, which has been surveyed to Boca
1rande, and is built as far as Sar-
asota, is completed, and the East
coast extends its line on down to
cape Sable, an immense tract of very
valuable land will be reclaimed. On
the line from Miami to Cape Sable
there are some fine farming lands and
some good places already in operation.
Mr.. Blount was asked what would
become of the various parties who
nave settled upon that land, and
nave held 1T in peaceable possession
AN these years. He says there are
tnirty or forty families, squstters. who
look possession of their property eight
OF ten years ago. and the claims Of
everyone OF them will be recognized
o. the state.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
FOR A NEW LIGHTHOUSE
AT DIAMOND SH0AL

Washington, Feb. 17.-Representative
Lowering. from the House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
to-day favoraby reported, with
amendments. the bill which has passed
the Senate, providing for the construc-
ton of a lighthouse and fog signal
at Diamond Shoal, Cape Hatteras.
As amended by the committee, the
bill provides for the construction by
a private contractor of a lighthouse
and signal at a cost not to exceed
$500, 900. to be maintained the first year
at the expense of the contractor, and
final payment to be made at the end
of five years, if the contractor has met
all requirements.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18

the railroads rates on freight to La
Grange from Boston. New York, Phil
adelphia and Baltimore are unjust and
discriminative in favor of Opelika. The
Readings reply says that the through
rates are practically established by the
various railroad defendants whose lines
reach LaGrange and Opelika. The
Reading says it has no substantial con-
Germ in any distinction as between the
two points.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
MAJORITY REPORT
Made to the senate on the Little
field Anti-Trust Bill.

Made to the senate on the Little
field Antitrust Bill.
Washington. Feb. 17-Senator Hoar.
from the Committee on Judiciary. to-
day reported to the Senate the Lit
tlefleld antitrust bill as amended.
Senator Platt of Connecticut. of the
committee. stated that 1t was not a
unanimous report and that he was OPP
posed to the measure. lie said a large
proportion of the bill had been more
wisely and appropriately treated in
legislation recently enacted.
Concerning the new features. there
were, Senator Plat said, unconstitu-
tioLal provisions in them. Even IL
they were within the constitutional
authority OF Congress. they are mis-
chlevous and will work great injury
10 the business OF the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
ASIA'S YIELD OF COTTON.
Decrease Is shown by American
ConsuI's Report.

Washington, Feb. 17-Reporting to
the State Department from st. Peters
burg on the cotton yield in Central
Asia during 1902, Consul General HoI-
loway says that the figures just pub
lished by the Russian statistical bu-
real for 1902 show a decrease of 13 per
cent. from the year previous, especial
ly In cotton from American seed. A
decrease of 81 per cent. in the Guilt
waited district is also reported. Ac-
cording to the report, it is expected
that the total yield of cotton in Central
Asia will aggregate about 176,94s.S00
pounds that grown from American
seed is estimated at 1892, 400 pounds,
against 1885. 800 pounds in 1901.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
AGREED ON ARMY BILL.
Senate Passed More Time on the
Statehood Bill.

StatcnoOu BILL
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Senate
to-day agreed to the conference report
on the army appropriation bill with
but little discussion.
Discussion of the statehood bill was
resumed and Senator Depew continued
his remarks in opposition to it. To-
ward the end of the session Senator
Teller declared that he and the country
had been insulted by some OF the for
mers reference to the unequal repre-
sentation in the Senate.
The Carmack resolution directing the
Committee on Philippines to visit the
islands to investigate conditions, was,
on Senator Lodges motion, referred
to the Committee on Philippines on
yea and nay vote, 81 to "a.
The Senate adjourned until to-mor-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18

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The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
SCHEDULE.
Daily.

Through frst-casS Coaches and Buffet Observation Par
Ior Car between Savannah and Macon Close connection
in Macon with the Macon Birmingham Ryfo Yatesvlle,
Woodbury. and LAGRANGE. With Ga. R. R. for Miledge
vlIe and Southern Ry for Griffin, Atlanta and all North
ern and Western points.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
NOT THE READINGS FAULT.

II Makes Answer to LaGrnnge's
Determination Charge.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad to-day filed
with the Interstate Commerce Comis-
sion its answer to the complaint of the
Lagrange, Ga. Board Of Trade that
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-10
Sc npolioenoe Sinner.

0isIe 2inier er life ct mt 0prddb
ON 6iGlp. st iauoant er ~iitfert 7Oerz
le0igt. 8i feler dqe, at pprt mere
eno baarbt biemieate Meomenneiter
/ 5inlanb lite M a Do, beriom bet
itadr / Dor Dtagt al reooe Dem / Osres
uforftnIote Reo. Gnbber red airO q
et6oert garnefmil / pore 9jeat bOiiter
faa parmt til os DIN garmbisrtigbsD.
% bet er, Sub Ife 9op, life ianbt.
60aO ct at pore 9labe ftreo for ct
bar Dage iioen: aNaar g1soeu er
itsrit. er @ennerne lengit borte."
M1en 9eniigten meo nGrO9renOe er
at iige biertelig 3of til uae bem, DER
9iptil bar Ienot - pg ienot iaa ruHots
liot - oeres 9aber til ,3oniferen"s
aontor. Dor @l9be oper M~ootagslien
bar iiftert itfe ppret minore eno eOers
ooer at gipe. ftsnt oi uoiltaartig bar
mGrfet, at 5 bar gipet meo tor
@l9be. ., 81
Sad burtigt iom mlligt fremz
Ienbes Dc inbtomne gelsb paa en- iads
BAN Wados, at hi erbolber dbiolut
@aranti for, at pen9ens tonlmer net
op paa rette Steb, o9 Moota5elfesz
tpittering fra !Sooeofontoret bill oa
itrats fremfomme / o9aniteren".
8torag mobtdges altiad frsmOeles.
inbtit 9etenbtgerelie ON Q%fflutning
fremfommer / 8ldnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-10
ySm Gro o. Spipl".

: ,Daaftersn" Nr. 50 for %. Rpp.
+. u. Hnbes en- Nrtitfel meo 0berffrif=
ten: yOm 5ro og 5Oiol", Tom isg piI
gre til Genitanb for nosle 9etrag.z
ninger. 0eriom bet lite bar iaaIebes,
at Der / osnra Qrtifel ombanolsbes
Eager al megsn @i8tigfso, ffuloe ieg
life pare fremfommen meo bette. Men
pa jeg life fan foritaa be / Qrtitlen
frsmiatteS plsmauter, og bet iom ia9t
lanstfrd Orejsr fig ON Smaatina,
fremiattes n~ebenftoasnbe. 9erfom bet
6abbe parst ON 5ro og 9bibl / al fin
4lminDeigbeb. Ter 6dbos peret 5als.
Dd babte Sagen o9rst mere fortlarlig
eno BEN MI lines at bare, / ale Tils
felre for nit 0sptommsnoe. Wen
5orfatteren figsr felp til en- 9egD1bslle
uotrpfteli9, at bpno CUBS Mlenigheo
aGle 9dge bar bp9sst fit 6aab ON 5relz
Te ca Snliebeb poa, nemlig 3rosbefens
pelien. ION ben entelies gjsnbom, fom
ret ben enfelte 6peqer pad, % bans
9jerte timber 9oile /, at bet sr Oeo SrO
/ bsnne getDbniag, ban snItsr at bp9te.
4ltfad Deb hette Fan talOer ,tber i'm
5ro". CAB os bolbe bette fait, tbi
bet er altfaa ben frelfenbe 3ro, Der
er gale ON efter obennpbnte 5ortlas
ring. 5Orfatteren fatildar bern9If,
at benne 5ro, eGer aroften til at fro.
begpnber life | Oadben. tbi flyer ban,
Der bar for Gfsempel mango troenoe
Ssber; ia, enbos ubsbte 9ebninser
funbe tro. Der er bog MI fsrft BERTH
at fige ON ben gamle pagts 5olt, at,
Iom oi sr bet peb Ouabens pdgt, fdd
bar be oeb Omfterelfens pagt optagne
i Snmfunbet Iom ben lebenbe Subs
Soft, Der peb at Re ben til ben forj9tte>
be 5relisr bar retfarbiggjorte. Te
0ebainger, Der er frembragne Tom Gfss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-10
Nogle Setragtningcr
~SHeruiaigbto:n
| bort Sanfuno.

s ,OdnneDirte" fldgebes for fort
3ib iiben Oper, at OferDiai9beOen er
faa tilboge6olOenDe / Den OonFe
&irte". Snoienberen bem1rier, bDors
icees OHerpiqi9beoen fforerer | for=
ifcaige andre airtsiamfunb, og Ri be-
b9ber, flyer fan, life at eao langere
enb til bort Ssterfamfuno Den for
enebe banife lutberfte Strife" Oe ie,
6pab Der er pbet til De forffeaigs Wisz
Ifoner, 99rsrlsa o. T. b.. So, bet er
10 pda en- Wddoe en- Srgft for % at
bore, at andre bar ben Goritaaelie, at
hi er liot mere offerniaige operfor
!6erens Sag enb Dor Nabo, men bet er
MI en- fdttig 5rsit, iom bi nu life
Iaa gdnffe fan Ilaa ps til Ro meb.
GeL ieg trpr nof, at Ri fan bdbe 9runb
til at Iige ligeIom oOannepirfe", at
bet er fattigt meb OHerDi1igbeoen og<
ida bos os, og tdge andre 3irtefdms
funb til Gfsempel. Og nadr man
Der tetragter Sagen fra bet Dirfelige
Stanbpunft, faa fan man meb Sano=
-beo fige, at Ri itdar ldngt tilbuge |
Sferpiaigbeb. Og bboD er Grunben?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-10
Sanif glmcrifa.
Suur lrnsc?

Seq og flsre DANTE NED mig bill
gerne fige Morten Sbien Sat, foroi
bcr / Rr.4 at o8%anfteren" bar fegnaot
ct ffripe ON bette Spergsmaal, oa tet
er meget nsopenoig for ben lut6srite
airtes 01isiion Der / 4merita, at Dor
banifs forenecs lutberit, Strife tOmmer
til nogeniunre at ter0e Be 6orbolae,
bporun6er Ri leper og ar6ejoer for
Sjeles 5relie.
Ctr min Msning er Sbien bel iad
nOerliggaaenbe, men ban fremitiaer
bog 6orboloet, %iaeDant ION bet er be
HeIte Steoer Der ib!an0t pore aanOsz
menb. De mango Spdr ban bar
faaet badbe / SIR. 6 % Nr. 8 at Dan
fferen er 10 ligeiaa po~erliggausnoe, ng
let Stnffe unotagen) / mcoidt Hets
ming, men be fremitiaer p9ientligt
5prbolbet, iaaoaEt iom bet burbe
p9re ibldnbt ps DANTE / Qmeritd;
men bpor er bet faaoant? = Oct er
lettere at ifrioe ON, 6pab Der burOe
aeres, enb at upfere bet, og ielD ON
en- gpb Billie fan gore meg.t, ida fan
Zen bog life aft. =
9et odnfte Sprog sr ct megst beore
Sprog end bet engelfte, og ii9r ION
airtefprog er tet mere uotrDfsfutbt cg
tpOeligt; hi bebsper life Der at ififte
en- fra bet alminoelig brugte Orb
.Dou" til thou, nadr ri ifal tale til
por Sub o. +. b., pg for bet lille banife
Orb ,falig", fom burts bRre os ale
iad fort = % uunobRrli9t, bar ret
engelffe Sprpg life ct ret utrpt, oa
,,glesfeb" ,fom bruges / Matb. 8. Sap,
life inbe6olber bet / fig iom iulig. 9iis
lige bar pi 10 faa mango gOos triftsliSe
ggser | bet oanife o9 tpite Sprcg
fremFpr / bet sngelffe, 0. !. b. Gernaf
er 10 bet banite Sprog meget lettsre
at itdpe, ng berfor ogiaa at laie og
forftdd, bette red cg ulerler ogiaa ale
mine 8grn, Tom er fgote 9ertillQnbs,
Iamt andre bdnife, unge tiaigemeO beu,
og be er pgfad gldoe Deb, at De Ian
tale Dg laie to sprOg, ia De er mddife
en0od itolte at, at be er baniffeote,
/ aft 5dlb Hammer be fig ilet life ters
beb; men hog taller Re belIt Gngsllf,
pqfua iabbprbes. 6Doroda fan bet
pare2 ligger bet | 2uften ber9 il Onls
qqnqelien" mdd bel Sparet bore, men
lea fpne8 ogIad, at S~rbfproget oJors
buben Jrilet fmager bebft" pasier inb
Der; tbi jsg bar erfaret, at Ofte /
banffe 2olonier fer, 6Dor Jor9lorene
minbft Far befDmrst fig for at opboloe
bet DANTE Gprog, Der bar ben OPP
poffenoe ungbom talt melt Danlf ino@
6prbes, % tinise bar jeg bert, at gsrn
al aor9lore, fom met elffe og tale
Donff, far taft mere en9elif. GnoOg
oar be ffulbe lare beres banffe 2ef@
tier, fca bar be fpurgt binanoen ON
,,tp6ere is nh Jorflarins", og en- lille
piae, fom nstop babbe bespnot at
tale tpbeligt, f~ortdlte mig | al Jor<
troliq9eb: ..lls fios bon't tdlf odniib,
It Is pnlp tbe Olb JoIts". - Oct mac
lioae / 2uften fer i Mmerifa. Jor
~.int elbfte 8srn troer jeg moi, at bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-10

banfte Sprog er bet beoIte ogiaa MI,
oa DC ielb bar 8grn og er fra % til
80 Nor gomIe. men faalebes er bet
life for be at mine 9grn, iom MI er ira
1913 gfar gumle. % BET er life. for
bi min 6uitru og leg m taller minore
9anIt enb for, eaer bar giort ps MINI
bre Image meo be nngre 8srn; Ri bar
telers siort bet moofatte. 5or be fsrs
tie gern = par bdnif bridesmaids,
men ienere iaa bar Der fIere S~sitenbe
andre urge at tale meo, % fua b.ep
gnqelit bet alminbelige Sprog. Sg
bet Sprog, fom ct Wenneife taller melt,
bliber bog 9opebz % 6iertefproget
for Iamme Menneite; rg ffal oerfor bet
ouaffe Sprcg o~pretbolbes iblunbt bore
hinge Der, Iaa mao BET life alene l9res
lieeidagobt fom bet en9elife, men bet
maa pgiaa tales ligeiaa meget. Eli
bet fprite tan ri Jor9lore gre meget,
men bruo tan pi 1sre for bet fioIte2
- 9i fan 10 flptte til 9aamart meo
tore Ggrn, men mar oi M life innes
ON Get, bbao faa2 Wine pngre Born,
ION 10 ogfad bar fact % frenoeles
faar Relieionsunoerpisnin9 / bet odns
tie Sprpg. faar 10 iaaleoes bet beoIte
al aft. Ri fan gioe Dem. / ct Sprog.
ION, ON bet enb life er ufenbt Tor
eein, BOG lite er bet Sprog. be bar NET
2oelis / CO altiaa life er here's 6opeoz
"a 6is~rteiprog. Gr bet ret2 - Som
mer ri life Der til At giDe gles Glen mo-
gen ret, naar fan / oOaniferen" Nr. 8
~ifrirer ON Get umuli9e og uanosaaeliz
ge2 Radr Ri aleromSnopanbringen ira
0dnmarf Tom 9runo for At bet bonite
Sprog ftal oprst6olfes Tom port Sir
tefprog, ida maa ri life gIemme pcrc
egne opootienoe un9e, eibeler oen,
bpis oaaife JorGlo,e life M brgcer iig
ON airfen. 2l1e bisie, fom tiloels
fun baarligt sIer ilet life fan Iaie
let hcnite Sprog, oeres 4ntaI obers
9aar pit mange @as9eSnbbonbrernes.
d ItulOe ogiaa f~reIiss. 9i fuloe life
alene bebolbe pore unge / airten, men
ooIda bragg andre baniffeote uags
meo, og bpilfst Sprrg er oa beoit2
Seq peo, at fet oanIle Spro9 ct bs6ft
for mig % ale os Der er febte / Tan
mart, % ieg baaber. ct bet bill folfe
ia enonu Iom &irtsIprog / mango Qar
/ bdnits aolpnier / iterre 8ter % poa
2anoet, men jeg reb cgf0d. at Der er
mango S.eDer, 9elit / fmaa 8ner pg
qamle oanIte &olonier, boor en- Del
GnoslIt / airtea bebgnes oGerooe M,
nemfig / 8ibeltldsien % ungs Sells
Wpoer, for at life bore unee Self itaL
qua bort fra Dor airts. Sg / man3.
5ilfqlDe tr9nges DIR til u%nnerpisning
ca Gonfrmdtion paa gnJeiif forat fda
ungs 5olt meb, Iom eners life pi.os
femme. 5 noele 5ilfGIoe piloe DIT
cgiad bore gobt, 6por ocr fan bososs
to @ubstjedeiter om Ssrnage1. I'm
QftensuoitieneIten BAR pol gneelff.
5bi ben uunogaaeIige Srerg1ns for
bors Gfterfommere fommer, "a
ffal ben life fomms paa IN FABIAN
Waobe, al pore Itanoinabiife 9irfe=
famfuno n~pretboloes olene al Snez
tarorinsen, % bore g%fterfommere hols
Der fig ueenfor 9irten eqer Iuiter zig
til dm~eritanife Sirfer, fad maa ro.t
Samfuno felge meo uobitlinsen of
Sprr9et Der. faa at Soeraanstn fan
ife grabois % bore Gfterfpmmer bare
meo at npbe geliigaelien at bort Or
6eiee for Den oanife eo.slutb. &irfe /
Nmerifa.
@eniigf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-10

Iaar 29ierne beroenoer fig til 5olt, Der
aberterer / Blaoet, enteH for at tgbe los
benz eler for at fon Cplpsnin9er om bet
noertereoe, beoes be altio omtale, at DC iao
aoertisi %eruen,et bette glao. Oct oil pace
til eeniiiie Iptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-10

Gr bet 6attigoom2 Nei, bet tror ieg
I~ifferlig life. 0len jeg tror, Der futtes
Scnteresie iblanbt os operfor Gam
funosfuger, o9 for mango er bet piit
en- 9anits ligegpIoig Sag. 9i peb 10.
at Samfunbsfasien gadr | llnberboz
lonee bpert 4ar. ga, M Tom Ri 10
riatianot pda bet n9rmeite ub at Ten
Itore 89Io, iom bpileoe paa Samfuns
bet. Sddlebes fer BET 10 ub for Die
blittet. Msn ifal Ri iad gaa benueb ct
Bar 5uinbe Dollars / 91to bpert
2tar meb 6snipr til Samfunosts Irz
bsabs llbgiftsr. ba pil ri en- npele
Qar tomme nto paa iamme samle
Stabe igen. Dog baaber jsg, bet life
bill fte.
Ru meo 6enfnn til pore Sdmfunbsz
blade, baaoe. 9anTtersn", .0.9. airies
6Iao" og llngoomsblaoet, ba 9aar bet
ir bpert Mar / llnoerbalancs. 9runcen
ligger naturlisDis /, at De far for faa
4bonnenter. Sa, paa bette puntt fat
tes oer ogIaa SGmfuaosinteresie. Sbi
/ mobiat 5alo pilo, Samfunbets
Meolemmer oa life f%orfaite Samfunz
cets glaOe. U2en boor mango 6jem
firoer man life / bors Meni55eoer,
6por pore Blade dloeles er u~osluttet,
men bsrimco boloer man norlte %
engelite 4oiier. 9onTer man Ia1
msb ben 9em9rtntn9, 1porfor be itte
boiler nogen at port Samfu1os 9laoe,
lear man / 4lminpeligbeo BET @par:
Rej, &c er for oDre, DIR er for faa
Hnbeber og tili5s ins:n rigtig ipGns
tcnoe Romaner 0. T. b. .. (. b. 9ri=
fer man iig faa til at Iige, ia, men
lac er 5 ba ganite uOioenoe meo
Seninn til. fsab Der rgrsr iig inhenz
frr Samfuaeets Gr1nier, iaa fan ret
he, at mar fdar BET Spar, at be bar
life bioere tilobers forSamfunoet, cner
BE- far life tort aeuoitab til ili3e
Soger, og tilige er Der mango, Der
feIsr, at BE- Faar life D. tilberli9e Op=
lpsning,r a%ngaasnos Samfunoets ubz
glitter, iarlig paa SnersmisIionsfsItst,
og BET fan 10 for iaa pibt pare ianot
not, men ri mdd treite os meo, at
Bet net bliper beogs / 5remtioen.
Seq itoOsr % tommer after til at
ta.,.fe paa pore Samfunbsblabe. Mtpu
life Der tun6e 9srss nogst for at foa
btm nogat mere uo6rebt2 Qrbejber M
aQ. Samfunosts proIter / beres re-
Ipettiee Menigbecsr for 8ldoenes lib
6rsoe.ie og Samfunoets @eremuol /
bet bes taget. Seq tror BET n9pre;
t6i here's @rbejoe / Menigbsberne meb
S!enfpn 6ertil 0ilOe iitterIig life bare
ioa ganfte rings n 8etbOaing-
g Rgmano.
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6oroum Gamers Snqfter Itqonec
Stolt til gitin9farb;
9rono og Blob Re aemper pbnso.
Nlt meb Oil os Sbarb:
5rantens aloiterfolf / 9loee
Sutteb mob Normannens Ylaas,
gretlanos Strife, Snbens utter
Gang meb Ssrges piaIter.
Ulen " 8 g log aors / armsn,
Steg til 8anmarts Stranb;
ariiti Strait BAN brandt / 8armsn,
BED BAN itanoe Wanb;
Sg fiat trobIet, truet, iaget
@anot meb aorTsts Orb ban Slaest.
6pioes&riit blep 9itingsbane,
aorfet Danitens Sane.
Sioen ieate @itingzQGtten
ariiten Sbr9t Imuti;
Samreb glooet eno Dos Soften,
Sroet bofot beg 3ugt.
Bog % qen / Garos Geae,
Qbdlons- bin 8iipepnlos,
5aDfeas9 ro og St M Zone
9ragte 8reDen Gone.
Biting Mcbst enbnu luer,
% meo 2ejfi Sinb
Sdnter man9en 9inlonos 8rusr
s oRoropeien" inb.
Mlen / Stjernebdn'rets Striber
Rsbto g 8 bi1anoen gribsr,
Og / StiGrne taret Sbfbbsb
2pier aOriets 9liobeO.
Ser u 8 q a T meb aors / 4rmsn
Rad'r emo 8dnItens 80;
Gno ben brpnber BAN I 9nrmen,
Sefu artiti FRO.
Gna 4nsga meb Orb optugier
Gil. bOab fort cg ianbt % izauft CT.
Oanftms urge QGt blonbt fremmeO
Gplt iOm biit / Sjemmet.
Bog Og qen hi fIittigt BRUCE,
Com pi fog / 4rp;
Satteiinoet bill ri fuee
I'll Dor 1ribebs 9arb;
Wleo 4nsgar | %ungbomsoure
men
Gage aorTet fat | Mrmen;
Web 81 nsgdr- GremabIt9nne
Ooe, bpab Oi apre.
0ut9inTon, Winn.. / Gan. 1903.
sarah Ssafsn.
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/ arrlig1eb flyer til bette Menneffe:
.,@aa inb for Din SUBS a.liigt %
faa optIurst. fra hoiltsn ailoe Din
5pipl / 9runben fommer!" fad ftdl
bet / nj og balpfems at bunoreoe 9iiz
f9lbe blire Hart, 1t 5bipIen baDoe i'm
Rob / Spnb o9 @antro. Oct er min
egen grfaring, oe ieg peO beItemt, at
andre troenbe Menneiter bar iagt bet
famine.
3. q. 0Gftn,
2incoln, Rebr.
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Openitoaenee er, iom bet aiesr zig
uo FOR, at en- q9gmdnb, al en- al bort
S1mfuros leoenos intsresferebe 29gs
manb, bpis Napn % 4bresie Ri bar.
Oct ger goot at erfare, at Der er MGnb
/ oore Meai9beber, fem bdrSdnfunbsz
fans, % Tom bil nogct. Reb.
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rem, CIR. 95, 1902, par Du1gt al Re
oaftionsietretaren, og iitfert / soO
5ro. R9rb9renoe 4rtitel par ienot
os for Sui. Rso.
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