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Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

one advocates a formal alliance. Nor is one necessary. A mutual under standing based on frank. honest. sim oere. manly good will is all that is necessary to accomplish every end in view Perhaps England has more to gain by such an understanding than We have. V, hat if she has? Mathe- nautical exactness cannot be expected in such a case and it would be churl- ish and un-American to insist upon 1t.
 In the meantime a good deal of non- sense bordering on idiocy is spoken and printed on the subject on both sides of the Atlantic. In this category may be set down Ambassador Choate's Fourth of July suggestion at ban quet in London. to set up a statue of Queen Victoria in the capitol at Wash ington. and to put one of George Wash ington in t,.e house of commons or some other sanctuary of monarchy h. ane gush of this kind does more harm than good. Equally absurb and fan I,...cal is the proposition advocated in a volume just issued by a leading publishing firm that both England and the United States abolish their natur- aliZation laws, so that Americans may acquire full citizenship in England and Englishmen be admitted to com pletc citizenship and political equality in the United States. change of ale glance being allowed at the option or these American -Englishmen and Eng lish-Americans. The author of the work in question would permit an Englishman to sit in Congress and an American in the house of commons or lords if he could get there. The idea is not new, having been suggested by two or three English enthusiasts years ago without meeting with the slightest favor. Common interest is the only sure and certain foundation on which to base an international friendship of any kind. In the case of England and ourselves that common interest is or d solid. substantial, plain, incontrover- tible fact and it is all that is necessary. provided there is common sense on both sides. The earlier statesmen or the republic. Jefferson among them, saw it. and committed themselves to such a policy. In the first year of his hecond presidential term, Jefferson wrote to Monroe these words: No two countries upon earth have so many points of common interest and friend ship; and the rulers must be great bunglers, indeed. if with sucn disposi- tions. they break them asunder." Eng lands rulers were then unwise and did the brea king act, but the wrong should not be cherished against the England of today. The points of common in- terest and friendship" still exist.-By Phineas Fletcher.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

Royal; and on Forty-sixt Dan Fro mans new Lyceum; and over here on Forty mint de new Comedy; and -
 Hold on," says MT. Paul you skip ped Forty-sevent and Forty-eight streets"
 Give em time.' I says. Kirk La Shell and Billy Brady comes in dere. Let us take de l.. and go out to Har- lem, and see de two new teetres me friends Tim Sullivan and Harry Mi nor's kid. is running up dere,' I says.
 "No.'' says MT. Paul. tautful like, 'let us go and look down in de sub way awhile. to get de twist out of me neck l got from looking up at de tall buildings"
 We hasn't struck de tall buildings yet" I says. "Dere's two sky scrap CTS of hotels going up on Long Acre Square; and you never seen de An sonia, furder out de Lane, wit twict as many rooms as de Waldorf: and de
 "No more. No more today" says Mir. Paul. Let us philosphise. What is we coming to?'
 "De subway" says. Look out for de blast,'
 ''I mean what Is society coming to- he says.
 Search me-" I says. Its struck Lent already" I says. "and bridge whist tables is woiking overtime
 Bridge whist won't last says he. Its female - no. dat wasn't de void he used. Whats dat? Oats it. Tanks Its a phemeral fad" he says. what we imported from Lunnon, and 1t will stray to de woods as soon as dCre's enough teeatres in town for ev- erybody to get a seat dat's got de price. Oats de point; We is all coming to de teeatre; which is 70 say. We is all going to de teeatres. cider as actors. or as audience"
 "Pd radder deal de ga me-" I says, dan buy chips"
 Well" says Mir. Paul, 'ewe must all do one or de odder. Dere will soon be so many teeatres dat we all must be in de game. until MT. Edison perfects his auto-actor."
 Oats a ringer on me" says, dat auto-actor."
 Its near ready to be put on de mar ket, says MT. Paul. Its to be run by machinery, and warranted to make no holler, even if de ghost don't walk, and all de press notices is roasts. Den will come happy time. )e critics will all be graduates of schools of engineer ing. De part of Hamlet de press no tice will say was eXceller,tly rendered by one of de new pattern. two and half horse power. drop forged. leading men, constructed on lines invented by MT. Mansfield. By a novel; contrivance for which de inventor has patents) its exhaust is made to resen be de sound of enthusiastic applause. Te power is directly geal ed to its legs, and, when friction clutch is trun on, dis charac- ter can be used for buck. and .ancy- stsp dances, between de acts. De Ghost was played by high powe red. alcohol heated, copper-tubed utility man. which slipped its eccenti ic pin in de battlement scene, and, being hastily repaired. de wrong stop was pulled out, and it finished de scene wit de lines of rip Van Wink Ie. De Foist Grave Digger was geap.d a little too high for de requirement s of de part. and trun Yorrick's skull into de gal lery, causing a rough h Duse intcrmez-
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

It was like dis MT. Paul says to me de odder day would pilot him up and down Main Street a bit, before New York got so far ahead of him dat he couldn't find his way to choich witout a compass.
 l says sure, and he asks Whiskers would he chase along in de procession. But Whiskers say nay. nay. No" says he, "I has lived half a hundred years in dis city of me birt. .witout knowing any more about 1t dan I need ed to find me way to me club me bank, me choich and to de few teeatres dat is not playing Fitch or rag time. On your way he says, I'm satisfied. I'll leave it to strangers in New York. and curious minded natives like you. Paul, to loin how to travel underground, and for to do business in balloons"
 Shall we travel in me mobile. Chames?" says MT. Paul.
 "I pass" l says. All mobiles dat dosen'I bust deirselves. busts into de subway" I says. I'd radder travel by hand" l says.
 So we hikes out. and l passes him up to a few Of de new teeatres dat is blooming fort in de tenderloin.
 Dis I says, when we fetches Foity- fort street. lis de Drury Lane. climb ing up into de sky; dis on Forty-foist is to be de New Amsterdam; and right dere." I says, pointing little way off. on Forty eoond, lis where de same parties is to build de Liberty: and here or Forty-tcid, is ReggisDeKoven's s Lyric: and here on Forty fort is de Hudson; and on Forty-fift is to be de
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
THE VALLEY OF VISION.

Qsaih xxii:1-5) Over what peaks does il lie, the won derful valley of vision, Withholden afar in the realm of the Spirit of Rest? Is it a verduous cleft in the shadowy mountains elysian, Hidden by mist and cloud where the suns go down in the west? never have found the place. the wonderful valley of vision, Though seeking for long the path that leads to its bubbling streams The mountains unyielding stand. they laugh at my search in derision. Yet ever in faith I Seek the hidden valley of dreams.
 Meredith Nicholson.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
GIMME FADDEN STORIES
GIMME FADDEN LIGHTS A PIPE
Whereupon MT. Paul Has Dream That Is All Ready
 Money, With No Discount.
sBy Edward W. TOwnseneAz~

zo Ophelia was played by a low pres sure, napta, non explosive design. in vented by May Irwin. We were not afforded opportunity to see dis model at it's best, for in de middle of de flow CT scene an unfortunate accident to her repertoire attachment started her to singing All Coons Look Alike to Me Dis was de result of engaging for de part a chilled steel. gold-plated. soubrette. dat played in a Casino pro duction last week. F'urder notice is reserved. but we must urge managers to see dat de song woiks of lady-autos formerly employed in comic opera is trun out of gear. when cast for de legitimate
 Oats a great scheme" I says. "Is any of de stock on de market. Ii 1t is," l says, "Tll go rubber at de ground floor"
 No" says Mir Paul, 'it was over subscribed by de Syndicate. But hope for de best, Chames," says he. If Mir. Edison can manufacture de auto-actors fast enough We may be saved from being drafted into de drama. If de woist comes to de woist, and every New Yorker is needed to act out on top of de stage. for de enter tainment of de strangers with our gate money, den l know what line of parts l will play
 Hand out de line" I says
 De soivants dat fetches on de bot ties of wine" he says. II notice dat very little of de wine is drunk on de stage, and I has often taut what a good ting de soivant has when he takes de bottle off,
 Say, honest. if ever MT. Paul should toss Q lip over a glass of stage fizz,
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
A DOUGLAS CORPORATION.
Recently Organized for the Handling
 of Mining Properties.

Friday witnessed the incorporation Of another new company consisting of Douglas people entirely The name c" the new corporation is to be the Inter- national Mine and Investment com pany. and its object will be to buy. sell and exchange mines and mining properties and other ventures of like nature. the main field of operation to be in the state of Sonora. Mexico.
 Al a meeting held in the office of r.. F. Fisher the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: Dr. w. F. Lindley, president; H. l.. Taylor. vice-president: F. r. Fisher. secretary; J. M. French. treasurer. and Sam C. Morrison, field manager. The first four are well known citizens here and MT. Morrison is a mining man from Colorado Springs.
 The capital stock of the company Is placed at $120.0O0, divided into 1000 shares with a par value of s120 per share.
 The bonding and acquiring of prop critics will begin as soon as the incor- poration papers are placed on file and preliminary arrangements made.-Dis- patch.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
THE TOKEN.

He had won some costly badges
 On the blood stained battlefield. From the hearts he'd taught 10 love From the hearts he'd taught tc
 yield;
 But the one he loved the best, That he wore next to his breast,
 Was a little withered flower
 poor, bedraggled flower. In golden locket pressed
 And his tired lips kissed 1t. As they kissed none of the rest So the prize we learn to value
 You will find no mark of fame. 'Tis a little, simple token
 Hardly worthy of the name But to us 'tis always bright It is always pure and white.
 And the little withered flower The poor. bedraggled flower. We may dream of it at night.
 And it tells us when to falter As it tells us when to fight. We may kiss it. but in secret.
 For 'tis sacred from the world: And with downcast eyes we clasp it, In the angry battle hurled But Ii drives away all fear As We feel it nestling near.
 Though a little withered flower A poor, bedraggled flower, Scarcely worth a brave mans tear. Yet the hard won prizes fail us, While this simple one brings cheer. Louis F. Thayer in Hartford Times
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

If any one wants to get a white vest at half price, don't buy till the day af- ter We have bought ours. when the price always goes down.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

moneycipal gov'ment. It won't be much, as de company will do most of de woik now done by de city: run de Police and Fire Departments, clean de streets. pay de office holders, and"
 Hold on,'' says Whiskers. If your company pays for running all dose de- partments. why would it have to pay de city anyting?"
 Sir" says MT. Paul. "dere are soit- en expenses in connection wit gov ment which it is not polite to discuss in mixed company. For particulars. refer you to me friends Platt, Croker and Company. Dis plan was suggest ted to me on a poissonally conducted tour about town, wit Chames to guide me, today. l found dat at de present rate of progress New York. in a little time. will be solidly built up of teeatres and hotels. De business is badly in need
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
...HOTRL CATALINA t.

Convenient all street thes and linesto to Arizona trade. &
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

Iris not the food. but the content, That makes the tables merriment Where trouble serves the board, we eat The platters there as soon as meat A little pipkin with a bit Of mutton or of veal in it, Set on my table trouble free, More than q feast contenteth me.
 -Herrick.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

Copyright. 1903. by Robert Howard
 Russell)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

30. Salme. t6sr MI efterl Gfter
9esningen fperger q: Oil bu lite bel
lere fro Sub enb Mennei fer2
g: SO, men Habo .. far MI en-
COB aarOom.
q: ga, men ban bruser ben baarz
Zig, ng 9erbommen frelIer life.
g: Hej, bet gSr ben life.
u: Wlen bill bu MI life begDn0e at
l9fe / bin gibel, 'libt 6per Dag?
q: So. jeg tenter moi, bet tunbe
b9re goot for mig.
u: Sa, bet finoe b9re beore at oioe,
bbab CUB flyer ON en-, Der life gaar
og berer SUBS Orb, enb obenn9bnte
Yr9ft og Ra6o, og prsp faa at tomme
Iammen meb os libt mere.
81: ga, bet bar %piItnof bet bebit lie,
men ieg er nu pant til at iiobe bjemme.
81: MIen Sub bill life labe big iibbe
Der fpart lan9e, o9 bu pil finbe, at bet
bliber 6ndrbt at be uben 0aab.
9: yfej, bet bil life bare l9nge, ON
jeg lite blioer bebre. Seq tantte, bet
bapbe baret forbi for en- Sfb ifoen.
u: 9et, jeg maa gaa MI, bill bu MI
lite gre, bpob ie9 bah big ON?
81: SO, bu ifal BABE Sal. maaife jeg
tan beige big.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
9eii gaiiile SfDbDei.
+ r. a i6orbt.

Den gamle Stoboei buer mig bel,
Den bar noget mifot bebrebet,
6elIt mar BET latter 6enab apefo
Sg rgbt bet ipiaer paa 2ebet.
Den er fun dfl9gs, trbber / Sfiul
5or 8agslpiets brenbenoe Straaler,
Sun fi9loen Stobbuggertarrens 6juI
De buleoe StapIpor maoler.
Zen f0rer ilet ingen Steoer ben,
Sl9ber Jig frem / glinbe;
IRA foroums Odge ben er igen
Com ct gammelt. forrebent Wlinbe.
Den ferer fun bib, bbor Se9erens
6orn
!0eni fr9mmer ben bange !6ore,
Sno, bpor bet bufteoe Stroo leoer
Storm,
6oor Der er ingen 5are.
Og 8urren fnejier faa uforIagt.
Som ben bar Drowning / Stopen,
!5por Heloers og gregners brunehe
Yragt
5adr fatti9t Solglimt fra oben.
Ufen me1em benne forIfubte Sl9gt,
Com !6doefnipene f9lbe,
!6dr Ggens Ympe fig bsjnet fatt,
@n aon9eIsn meIem 5rqae.
: Ser er iaa title, faa fulot at 5reb,
Com alt maatte Der forliges,
Og beg paa mango tuiinbe Qeb
5 Qsn Der f9mpes og friges.
5bi bag Starntbbens tniplebe St9rm
Og melem De Oo9rstonpaller
Zen G6oertop ipinoer flint o9 fern
90 trummer be LANCE araqer.
Der beer iaa mdngt ct itribbart 5olt
alt unoer ben grsnne Streppe,
Der mprOes baabe meo @ift pg Dolf
Bag espets fugtige 9appe.
Men admpen fsres iaa taolt og init,
6Dor Ormen frnber / Stspet,
Som ON Der lite bar ancen 0nit
Gnb 8inbens 2e9en meb Qepet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
Sonoerjyllano.
SjOrnitjerne Sj6rniuu OH Yan=
sermanismen % Spnoerjgoerne.
Berlin,

49,
5 anlebning af en- / yMiin9ener
4qg. 3eitun9" for en- fiorten 0ages
3io iioen f%remtommen Qrtitel ON
panaermani6men, ~Itrioer 9jprnitjerne
gjsrnIon | Dag / ,,gerl. 5agebl." og
ubtoler Jig uofsrligt ON fit arbeibe
for nenns Sag. giernfpn sniter NJ
ferene ale aermanite 5olteI lag / e.
tort 5orbunb, bbiltet Sbeal ban baas
Der pirtelig9iort peb ben dobne Ders
pplitit". 0ette @tsempel, mener ban,
bsr felg.s At be f~labiife og be latinIfe
Rationer, Der bper for fig ftulbe banne
en- lignenoe 5orbunosqruppe.
On 4rtitlens Orolpb tslegraferes
til u. 9. e%nbpibere.
@n 6inorin9, Iom Ri Der / 0oroeg
altib meoer, nddr bi begnnoer at tale
ON pan9ermdnismen, er ben Maabe,
bborpad Rorbflesoi9s banife geboers
behanoles at ben tbite Stat. Rorbens
5olt amer bisfe beres StommefrGnoer
for at bgre I'll be rgeit ~fremrdeenbe, oq
bog forfel9es be paa ben Mddbe, at
nodr en- al Dem paabra9er fig Wiss
tonte for at mare banite Sbmpotbier,
bliper ban ubpiit of 2anoet, pg bpis
bette lite tan labe Jig gre, ubpiies
bans 3ieneitefolt, forubfat at be er at
bdnif. norif elIer Ipenit Nationalitet.
.6dr ban life felp 3jeneftefolt, ubpifes
eperltlelt bans pdarsrenoes 5ieneites
folt. man forbDber ben banite Be-
foltnin9 at fpnge banfte p9 norffe
Sdn9e. (. SIS. Songe, iom jeg. Dan.
germanen, bar bigtet. Wun oolber benz
nlemper meo !6enipn til beres tirfes
lige 6orholo. Wan forfelger benz,
mar be for beres uboannelies Stnlo
bar befeat oanite 6ejftoler. Oct piner
mig ligefrem at ituae ppreene alle
bisie plagerier.
ogerl. 5agebl." bemarfer BERTH, at
gisrnion ier .pla9erierne" gennem
ftdnoinopiife 9riner; bet apIerife en-
item sr naftsn adnite Ioripunbet og bil
bel fndrt fuloitanois opbsre, MI efter
aeiier 0ilbelms 9eieg / asbenbapn.
Ogiad pau OanitSibe / 9~orbrespig oil
man / bib lbftr9tning fpore 3if6dees
fluaet al ge9toenbeoerne | aebenbobn,
og maj pil od ifpbe aft til Si6e, 6pao
Der par egnet til at boIoe 5oritemtz
beoen paa inf She oppe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
Senf Dig oia!.
6. :. a b M.

5 mango Qar Tar ie9 laIt 9ettier,
Ten enc Dag efter ben anben, | Der
oensbiItorien og / airte6iItorien. Der
reo er bet IprInget mig / 2jnene, at
be Rationer, Der life 6dbbe liar o.
tnoelig llnoerpisnine / SUBS Orbs
%99roomme, maatte libe baarbt beruns
Der pad flere Waaber. Der, bpor
8srn lite blep grunoigt opl9rte / be
alerbigtigite bibelIte 9arbomme, og
bpor De ootsne life Senoag efter
Senoa9 berte en- COB og iuno ubs
l9g9elie at Subs Orb, Der tog 2s9r.
9eorageri. 5pberi, llf9oeligbeb. 0ruts
tenftab, ub1nbigt 6obmoo, praleri %
anore ~foro9roeli9e og b9slige Ting
Operbaanb, Og iOare iielelige og les
gemlige Gioelier bite Jig iom en- nns
turlig 5el9e al at lepe / be Snnoer,
ION jeg li9e n9pnte. Sa, 6iitorien
piier os tpoeligt, al lllptter / Wan9s
folDigbeo fommer ober bet 5olt (oen
Ration), Der life tommer 9bileoogen
| gu, men oerimcb foragter pr9bifen
% bans (@ubs) Orb. 6iitorien BIZ
ier os ogiaa, at bet er Sdnobeo, bpob
en- at 0anmarts 9on9er plejeoe at
iige, nemlig bette: ,,@uosfrDgt itDrfer
Rieet."
Seq penoer mig M til eber, fars
DANTE / amerifal Seq ipsreer cher,
ON ) lite tan ie. at en- forferoelig
W9ngoe al be unge Yiger oe aarle,
Der er fsote at banfte 5oraiore Der |
4msrita. er itertt paa 0eien lii en-
ulpttelis 5remtib bernsbe paa Sorben,
bpis be ital lepe en- Del Qar srbnu2
9f, t9re! tan 5 lite Ie oette2 aan )
lite ie, at Mangben at be unse bigger
og aarle leOer / toGo 2igesblbigbeb
operfor beres Siales 5relie os er bens
fafben til at beltase | foabanne DER
tr9oelfer at Subs 9ub. iom obIolut
pil babe til Sslge, at ben fibite Del
al beres Glib bill blipe ct 2tp | aioelfe,
bells pad 2esemet oe bells paa Si9len,
for lite at tale ON 5elpebes apaler
tiIffbit. ON insen Smpenbelie fer |
1tbe? Oe fan 5 lite fe os foritau,
at Muligbeben for Ompenbelfe Der |
3ioen er meget file, men at ubIigten
til 5ortDiplelie % 5%enfpnfen | fort
0antro berimob er meget itor9
Gr bet unoerliet, al bet er, iom bet
err Hej, bet er lite. 4ariog og 8irfs
ming pasier oefda Der. 8irfnin9en
tommer tpb.liet til Spne | 9ipet. aors
iaeen sr benne. at Jor9lbre og fore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
Gn Salntale pau cit
. IegnuejrsOag.
(Snof enbt).
8nbfenbD,

~. 90al W W III 5tupQ o. "
fel9saoe Samtaie timber Steb:
U. banter pdd 9gren % b1hes
tom ino.
a.: 0borlebes Far bu bet?
g.: Na, bet er Daarli9t, men dai9e.
bel beore, enb BET bar p9ret.
a.: Sd, MI er Dor gamle gfabo 6
blepen fri; ban bar glab, ba bar
m9rteoe, at gnoen nermepe fig.
g.: Gar ban oet2
a.: ga, ban beoe / Sroen paa Fir
5relicr.
g.: Nd, gjotbe ban bet? ia, bet bal
gobt. Seq bar tent iaa tiot, at De.
er unoerli9t, at jeg ital lebe og lib,
Iad meget.
a.: Seq tanter, Der er noget, 0uf
bill baoe ubrettet meb Dig enbnu.
g.: Sa. bet tan goot bore.
o.: ga, Sub bill 10, at aae Wenne.
FER ltul blioe iulige, og beriom Ri TIA.
blipe iali9e, bd maa Ri 10 BABE Der
rette Urn. og ben far bu piItnot life
g.: 8st er Del lite ida gpbt ct bib
a.: Sc, ieg Deo bet for min part
ieg er freIIt cg peb, bpor jeg 9aa,
ben, ON jeg Dor; men iaaban Ear or
bet 10 life.
g.: Nei, bet ian je9 lite Ii9e.
o.: Rei, og at ben 9runb tan b1
lite glabe big oeb Osben, thi Der E,
lite Ompenbelie efter 0soen. Sn
bu lite faar ben frelIenoe 5ro, for or
osr, gaar bu fortabt, og ou pifoe il
bog belit blipe ialig.
g.: Sa, bet er pitt lite til at fac
at oibe2
~: So, jeg ian NOT piie big 8ejen
men bu MAD ielo qua paa ben, bu
fan finbe Den / SUBS Orb, ON bu pil
tbi bu bar pel en- 8ibel?
g.: Sa, jeg bar to o9 andre Bigger
ogfad. Ser ifal bu fe en-; bet far piif
paret min Spi9erfahsrs. Seq bar
lelt en- Del / ben og tror NOT, bet et
en- 9ubslig Bog, men je9 for itddr oen
lite.
u: Sci bet er en- Bog for en- for-
tabt Spnoer. og bet er bu 10 lite, mer
FAB os Re bin gibel.
9: Ser er cen; men bet er NET Ter
engelite. jeg finder not ben bdnlte ON
libt. Ser er forreiten en- anoen BEG
iom pitt er goo. ben bar en- preI
gipet min aone.
u: ga, bet er EN- COB Yraoifen
Jon ieg Der fit 9je paa, men bet Iel
lite uo til, at bu bar lelt / ben, tbi Der
er 10 faa imut iom M.
3: Ser er ben banits gi6ef.
q: 9u fan 10 life en- Gang flibt
Stebet al ben, o9 inbeni er ben jc
iaa rem. iom ON ben alorig bapbe be-
ret aabnet.
g.: ga, ou bruger pitt bin mere.
eno ieg bruger min.
81: men ber III, boab Der Ituar
ben ferIte Saline:
u. l9ite ben og ipurgte BAN: troe,
ou lite, efter 6oao Der itdar Gsrunbt
pad SUBS 9oO Dag og Rat"0, at bu
l9ie / bin 9ibel bper Dag?
9: So, bet ituloe jeg bel nof, men
ieg tan lite f%oritda bet aft.
u: bet bebppes better life; Der Ell
mango 3tn9, 1eg tan lite forlfdd, oa
beriom ieg funoe f%oritaa aft, boab Der
itaar / 9ibelen, iaa bar Der 10 life
plaos for 9ro, og bu Oeeo 10 life,
bborme9et bu tan f%oritaa. iaalange bu
lite prsper.
.: Nei bet er ianbt not; men je9
troer lite, Der er mere enb en- 5rehiez
part at 5olfsns. Der bar ben reite
5ro.
q: Hei, ieg er banse Der er farre
men bet gsr lite 0immelen
oadrligere. at Der er faa. iom tommer
Der.
9: Del, bu peo, ben Brett, ION
be bapbe for Der, bpor min Rabo gaar,
ban beIsste benz tit, os en- Sang fpurs=
te be BAN, bporlebes bet funoe gao
mig, fom alorig gil / airte e1er laitt
gtbelen, o9 ban fodreoe, at jeg tunoe
lige faa COB en- 8rtlten for bet,
-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

Grifinbeffesbom m. 2anoss
retten / 5lensbors bar frifunben RE
bottsr u. Qebecf, .6%ejmbal", Der ben
Repnineeretten par iosmt en- 9sbs pdo
100 Marf, forbi Der | .Ssnoagsblas
bet" dom 3ide9sblab til Seimbdl)
bdpbe paret ofentligeiort en- @pmnds
ftiffana meb Omtoabet ,5remab pa
ppab er Danmarts Maal."
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