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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21
HI s Reached THE LIMIT.

Yesterday we took little trip to the
country. On the farm OF Mr.. P. h.
Mangum, which, by the way, is proba-
bly, the best managed OF any farm in
the entire State, we're twenty hands
picking ont cotton, and the field was
as white as If 1t had been November.
On the farm of DIR. III. III. Harris,
which adjolns that of Mr.. Mangum.
we're at least dozen picking out the
last of the doctors cotton crop,-RaL
eigh Times.
The foregoing from the Raleigh
Times shows certain conditions and
tendencies in the matter of producing
ard saving cotton. The gentlemen
whose hands were picking out cotton
week ago are amongst the best farm
ers in the State, as The Times well
says; and it is pretty clear that they
would haye saved their crop OF cotton
long ago if they could have procured
the hands to do the work.
In this late gathering in of the cotton
crop may be seen one Of the strongest
evidences that the cotton crop has
about reached the Limit. It ia now
planting time. Many farmers are
planting their cotton crop, and almost
all through the cotton section the cot.
ton acreage is being increased.
THE COMMONWEALTH does not wish
to be any prophet of evil, but we pre-
dict that farmers next fall and next
winter will haye harder time to get
their cotton saved than they have had
Tor many years. Mr.. Mangum and DR..
Harris and other large cotton farmers
will do we'll if they are not picking out
cotton again ne1rA April.
We believe the limit OF the crop has
been reached and we fear the increase
in the crop this spring will be a source
of embarrassment next fall when il
comes time to save the crop.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21
DECLARED FOR JUDGE Parker

In the New York State Democratic
Convention at Albany Monday the
Democrats declared their preference
for Judge Parker for President in the
following paragraph of the platform
"The Democracy OF New York favor
the nomination for president OF the
United States of that distinguished
Democrat and eminent iurist OF our
own state, Alton Brooks Parker, and
the delegates selected by this conven-
ton are hereby Instructed to present
and support such nomination at the
approaching national convention that
said delegates are hereby further In
structed to act and vote as unit in
all matters pertaining to said conyen-
tion in accordance with the will OF the
majority of the said delegates; and
the said delegate IRE further author
lied to fill any .acancies which may
arise from any cause in said delegation
In case 0! absence of both delegates and
alternates."
Following is the substitute offered
by Bourka Cochran In behalf of Tam
many Hall, which was lost in commit
tee by vote OF % Parker votes to IL
Tammany votes:
"Tbe Democracy OF New York be-
tieves that the result OF the presiden
tial election now pending invol yes the
very existence of constitutional govern
ment in the country; in such a grave
crisis it has no favor to ask OF the
PARTY in the nation except the pr;vil-
eye Of serving it. That this service
may be most effective, the delegation
here elected is left free to take such &C.
ton at St. Louis as majority thereof
may consider most likely to insure the
success Of the candidates selected by
the national convention. Realizing,
however, that the electoral votes of
New York are absolutely essential to
Democratic success, we submit to our
brethren throughout the country that
Alton B. Parker, a Democrat in the
prime of life, has been elected by ma
]orlty of over sixty thousand to the
chief position in the judicial system In
this State, and for over six years has
discharged the duties of his high Office
with such unvarying dignity, shining
ability and ecrupulous fidelity, that if
his term were to expire this year he
would undoubtedly be chosen to sue
coed himself by the concurring votes OF
all bis feliow-citlzens."
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21
MR.. HUFHAM FOR LAW AMI
ORDER.

Sundays papers told how Mr.. T. M.
Hufham and Judge Council saved. a
negro from probable lynching some
days ago at Hickory. Mr.. Hufham
pleaded with the mob for law and or
der at the steps OF the court house while
the negro was spirited away down the
back stairs and carried to another place
OF safety. Previous to Mr.. Hufham's
plea Judge Council had also quelIed
the mob for q time.
The negroes Offense was some i'm.
proper conduct and talk to white
woman-a serious offense, to be sure
but it was fortunate that he was saved
from the hands of the enraged mob.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21
WHAT Is OLD AGE3

In considering the service pension
order of the Interior Department, di.
rected by President Roosevelt, Senator
Carmack of Tennessee quoted the
whereas to the effect that old sge il
an intirmity, the average nature and
extent of which the experience OF the
PENSION Bureau has esta bllehed with
reasonable certainty--that is sixty-two
years. Then occurred the exchange:
Mr.. Spooner-Does the Senator deny
that?"
Mr.. Carmack-I do.
Mr.. Spooner-Does the Senator
mean to say that old age is an mfr
nifty?
Mr.. Carmack-I do.
Mr.. Spooner-I am glad to hear it.
Mr.. Aldrich-Although you would
want some better evidence?
Mr.. Carmack-I do not know any
man who bears his sixty-two years with
more ease and honor than the Senator
from Wisconsin, and offer the honor
able Senator as an exhibit to prove
that sixty-two years of age does not
constitute infirmfty.
Mr.. Spooner-I can testify to the
fact that cannot do the manual labor
now that I could do ten or fifteen years
ago.
Mr.. Carmack-I do not believe the
Senator ever could do any manual Ia
Dor.
Mr.. Spooner- / have done a great
deal.
Mr.. Carmack-I cannot believe it.
Mr.. Spooner-What?
Mr.. Carmack-I cannot believe it.
Mr.. Spooner--The Senator does not
doubt my word?
Mr.. Carmack-I am compelled to
doubt that the Senator could ever have
been classed as a manual laborer.
What I was saying is that age may
cause infrmlty, but age itself is not an
infrmity. Whether 1t produces mfr
mites at any particular time OF life
depends upon the native vigor OF u
mans constitution. It must be decid-
ed with reference to each particular
man.
The Worlds Work for April is very
clearly on the side of Senator Carmack,
though at the time the article to which
, we refer was written the colloquy
above set out had not taken place. 1t
shows that there have been thirty Sem
ators who served more than twenty
years and that there are now in the
Senate good many men far beyond
the age OF sixty-two who would probab-
ly not acknowledge that they are cold. ="
For instance, there is Mr.. Pettus of Al
ALBANIA, who ls eighty three years OF
age; Mr.. Morgan of the same State Is
almost eighty Mr.. Hoar of Massachu-
setts and Mr.. Bate of Tennessee and
Gen. Hawley of Connecticut are
seyenty-eight; Mr.. Plat of Connect
cut and Mr.. Stewart of Nevada are
seventy-seven Mr.. CulIum of Iowa is
seventy-fiye Mr.. Teller of Colorado
and Mr.. Gibson of Montana are seven.
ty-four Mr.. Proctor of Vermont and
Mr.. Frye of Maine are seventy-three.
There are twenty-five Senators the
average OF whose ages is more than
sevent-three, and among them are
some of the most useful members of
the body. They are not all rich men,
and some have practically 10 income
but their salaries. Thus it appears
that old age cannot be arbitrarily fixed
by the number of years that one lives.
Some persons believe that they are
old at fifty, and there are others who
think they are young at ninety. While
1t may not be true that woman is as
old as she looks, 1t comes pretty near
being true that man is as young as
he feele.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21
PRETTY WE'LL SETTLED.

The action Of the New York Demo
cratic convention pretty wei! sett es 1t
thai Judge Parker viii be the Demo
cratic nominee for President. The
Richmond Times Dispatch makes this
pleasing comment:
"The action OF the New York Dem
ocracy gives assurance that, as far as
ANYTHING IN politics can be certain.
Jud re par-er will BE- the nominee OF
the rational convant1o1, and that p
sound Democratic platform will be
promulgated.
1T is happy omen and inspires
every Democrat with hope"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21
MOTHERS MOTHERS! MOTH.
Frs

How many children are at this sea-
son feverish and constipated. with bad
stomach and headache. Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children will al
ways cure. II worms are present they
will certainly remove them. At ali
druggists Zoe. Sample mailed FREE.
Address, Alien s. Olmstead, Leroy NY.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21
Paint Your Buggy for Is Cents

with DevoeIs Gloss Carriage Paint. It
weighs to 8 ounces to the pint less than
others, wears longer and gives a gloss
equal to new work. Sold by e, T.
Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21

k0d01 Dyspepsia Cure
nanaGfa s~l.ak Won enfA
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21

9ToREA
Bears the H1m Kind You HAN Axsys Dsueh
+ &HAZzEx
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-21
. no will it be?

SO and 40 inch Vols Gall colors) ...............
38 inch Albatros (all colors) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SO q Taffeta Silk (guaranteed) ................
SO 6 Taffetine
Wash Silks (white)
All 81 so Shoes and Slippers. Observation-Disclosures.
All $1.75 ]" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
85c j" g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S1.OO" I" ................
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
FOURTH
CLASS
NASBYS
Hold a Convention at Salem
About Postal Matters

Fourth.class postmasters from Ger
vais, Brooks, stayton, Mehama and
other places met at the city hall at
p. m. to perfect an organization for
Marion county.
The object Of the meeting is to ex.
change views and help to correct
abuses and defects in the service
growing out of the changing condi
tions of the postal service.
The present officers, w. p. Mulkey
of Mehama, president; w. J. Clarke
of Gervais, secretary; G. V. McGil-
veray, of Shaw, vice-president, were
continued, and the convention proceed
ed to elect a delegate to the state
convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
Mardl eras and Carnival at Portland.

Mardi Gras and Carnival at Portland.
A Marii Gras and carnival will be
held at Portland June 2S to July 7
inclusive. Special attractions have
been provided to make this the most
successful carnival ever given in
Portland. Special rates have been
granted by the Southern Pacific Co.
for this occasiono. Sale dates June
27, July 2, 3, and 7. Call on any
Southern Pacific agent for particu.
lars. cod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02

may not attend the convention. 9th
ers spoken of are Thomas Barkworth
of Michigan; Mayor Rose, of Milwau
kee, and Patrick Collins, of Boston
All three are Parker men. At the
Planters hotel this morning boxes
containing 25 600 Parker buttons were
opened.
1t is probable that Parker's name
will be placed before the convention
by Martin httleton, president of the
Borough OF Brooklyn. Bailey of Tex.
as, has wired Parker that he couldn't
be relied upon, on account of the i'll.
ness Of his son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
Willamette Valley chautauqua Asso.
eiation.

The Willamette Valley Chautauoua
Association will meet at Gladstone
Park, near Oregon City July 18th to
"a, 1904, inclusive. The Southern Pa.
cihc Company will make reduced
rates on the certificate plan for this
occasion. Call on any Southern Pa.
'ihc agent for advertising matter
6-20-eod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
HOTELS
The Willamette.


Miss E Watson, Newberg.
A. l.. Watson, Newberg.
F. H. Moulton, San Francisco.
NJ. NJ. See, Spokane.
H. A. Shelley, San Francisco.
c. H. overington, San Francisco.
O T. Finn, La Grande.
T. R. McGinnis, Moro, Or.
Perry Miller, Moro, Or.
e. P. Gibson and wife, Cincinnati.
p. S. Mitchell, Fort Dodge.
VIM. Newman, New York.
E. l.. Parrot, Roseburg.
H. Benton, Roseburg.
j. Low, Portland.
]. H. Richardsand wife, Portland.
j. H. Rankin, Portland.
John w. Paddock San Francisco.
]. R. Wyatt, Albany.
j L. Honeyman, Wells, New.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
TammanY Tlaers Travel.

New York, July 2.-Charles F. Muir.
ply and two cars filled with promi.
nent Tammany men left for ST. Louis
this afternoon. Burke Cochran, Chas.
A Towne, Bird S. Coler and others
accompanied the party
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02

Anyone is willing to near the truth
when it is pleasant But to listen
cheerfully when it is unpleasant re.
quires a mild form of heroism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
News Boiled Down.

Saratoga, n, Y, July 2.-Fire last
night destroyed the Blue Mountain
Lake House, a prominent resort. inst
opened for the season. Loss s5OO50
The guests escaped without injury
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
GETABIKE WAGON

Get it of us and you'll get the prop
er style and value. We have sold the
most discriminating trade of Salem
and vicinity this year, for we have
hat the goods to deliver that appealed
to the careful buyer.
Look elsewhere.
Then here.
You'll find where we're right.
That 500 one especially and the
finer ones have the points that make
them worth the price.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02

90r sS's'-Six head Of young cattle
Also some pigs. Inquire OF J. Il
Martin two miles east OF fair
s'NNNus' 7-s-6ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02

F0r SaIe'--l5 acres, with 100 acres
clear land and 20 acres in hons.
sood buildings, -Four miles from
salem on the Wallace road Geo
bayne' Route /, Salem. 7.2lm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
SALEM WILL OBSERVE HOLIDAY

Monday will be observed holiday city although
celebration will be held
public closed and the propreos
, clerks and officials will enjoy day
The Journal will day, editors have
granted all employees a holiday labors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
NEW TODAY

"Sn'ed'-AR experienced girl for gen.
eIal housework Enquire at S18
l''h street, or telephone White 954
7-2-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02

''r SAls'--lOo-gallon boiler. onethirs
price bypasses and Welschbaeb
nantes, at Bernardo q Dunsford's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02

pale into insignifcance. Allen is
bound for the Springfield convention
of Populists. There is nothing def
mite yet as to the permanent chair.
Senator Bailey of Texas,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
New Dentist.

DR.. Kelly extracts and fills teeth alb
solutely painless, by a new process
All work guaranteed for five years.
Gray building. Phone Main 1917.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02

Sole agents for "Moneybak" silks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
DEMOCRAT
NATIONAL
CONVENTION

Continued from first page.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
AND BICYCLES

We can sell you a good bicycle for
what you'll often be out in repairs on
an old one
Come and look them over. A mum.
Der OF snaps in gents and ladies'
wheels.
Sundries for all sorts Of ridars
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-02
THE DEXTER NET CARRIER

Is great convenience for tne Ia.
dies Come and put one on your
handle bar If you don't want IL no
charge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24
2atimer % Coulter, Sa.

Gbriitian Ssrenlen og Suitru.
6dmpton, bar miftet oeres file Ssn.
5on bleo begrapet pad Coulter airs
fegdarb. paftor Rielien forrsttebe.
Optdset | Menigbeben er pet.r
Sngparbfen peterfen og Sdmilis.
Peter 6. peterien os 5amilis, q.
Deter Rdsmusfen. Sens Ssrsnisn %
Qibleb 4nbretps.
.. IL. Moi, arifti 5immelfartss
bag, bleO afbleb @nbreps os Wldrp
5onien 1gtepiet | airten. Gil 2ptie!
Man Tan | Qar fe anberlebss tils
treble 4nfister blonbt Garmerns, snb
Di faa | Gjor, Og bet bar bel fin
@runb |, at pi bar onberlebes ubftgz
ter til en- COB Qpl { adr. 9i bar
bdft ristis ubmartet gobt DER til at
gre bort Goroarsorbejbe |. faa S9s
ben er tommen gobt I Sorbsn. os MI,
ba bette ffripes, fan Ri slobe os Deb
ben beiIise @arme. 8. 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24

lite meget nOrbIigere snO qdris i
5rantrig. 5oIt er iunbs, oar soo
Qppetit. og bet er lite dltio iaa
itrengt at iooe Der ON SommernGts
terne iom / Soma og RebraIta.
StoOen er oeo at ipringe 10, 9ou1
bet iufer o9 b%rufer, 9ilo9noerue
rapper. bet er noget for BEN. igug=
Iene inn9er oeres 5oraarsi1nge, CO
8lomiterne er for lange ii6eu Tonne
til Spne / qanbet.
Ru a Der noget, jeg biloe lutte
meo. ioet ieg Tom til at t9nte pda, at
Wlennei tene leber lite at 9rso olen..
Ser er nogle fad oonite og norite Syo>
miller boaoe Der Sbb beb Boitbuist
Soslpn og langere 4oro oeo McaiHs
nep. 0isie bar bibtil faast pr9Itelig
8etjening fra bet fore bnnite Sets
Element, iom er en- bdlp Snes Wit
l9ngere yloroDeit. paftor Smibt fra
5rinitdtis Wenigbeo bar IddEeoes Tn
gnng eaer TO ON Waaneben botbt
Wsoe ! Ell Stolebus Der liot Spo;
plooien er ogfaa bleben fdlbet 0Ons
nbbroof. ai9eIebes bar g1itor pee
teiien, 5lartOn. betient ben fife bans
lie latb. Menigbeb Deb Mcainntp.
Saa Oibt ieg beb. pil Ri fda Den fisrs
be !uth. Brett af ben forensOe Oanite
airte BERTH / CONNER. 9un pil
maaife tomme til at betjens Os Der
lon9s Woufe Riperen.
@enlig 5ilien til 9fabets o9fere.
CIR. Senfsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24
0bilfe jremtiosuoiigter
bar b0r Sfole?

Gu er Maalet 10 naaet meb Jlsis
bpsningen, foaStolen bliDer bel tenn.
melis flor Og faar fulOitanbis Rum
for alt og ale. Wlen Deb at T9ie aft
bette bar ies tibt tantt: mon i'll.
Der bliper for meeet Rum2 go, iss
mener, bill Der life blibe glabs for
alt for megei at 0erbsns 0erbsligs
bsb9 9i bgrer fau fibt ON Sfolens
inbre arbeibe9. 0i bsrer 10 moi, at
De bar en- bsi srakf, bpstise 8oIbs
fpiners, oeilise lIbffugter, aftsnuns
oerbolbninger og ale Slags Gamz
menfomiter. Tom unge Jolf elffer.
Seq r1ener irf lite, at bette er noget
fpnbigt; men leg fpnes. bet moa bare
en- haarb pldbs for benz, fom bar
fact libt uf he1ig Mlbor inbplaniet
I beres Si9le, og ieg fbnes. at bet
mda fpIbe enbDer troenbe Gaber oq
gaober meb qgnsftelfe. ON be bar
9brn, fom snifer at goa pau Stolen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24
Mouie Hiper, %. 9af.

ogeore en- lepenbe 5unb enb en-
bsb Gebe", flyer Sulomon.
Oisie Orb bringer os madfe til
Dompgbeb at title De lige meb ben
cananGiit IL apinoe. 5 faabunt t6aab
piI ri oa o9idd labe bsre libt fra Os
Der Oeb WouIe RiDsr.
Wouie Rioer tommsr fra Ranaz
ba og lsber | en- Oolf9nfnina Gnb
paa i9ennem Wnrb 60, q. 9at.
Oenne 0olfantning er tiaiee beppts
lei meb en- Del StoO, iom bog elers
lite er ret betpbelig, ba Sfoben pdu
be breOeite Steber fun er en- bolp
Mif brt6. 5efe 0olen sr pei fun en-
eller ca. 2 Wfl breb poa be feTte
Steoer. Won flyer, at napate Riper
tommer fra aanaba og lebsr SDb
pad, og at ben efter at pare blebsn
feb al at lebe lansere | q. Dat. To-
Der tilbdge til aanaba og Deb lin
ldngiomme 0reinins idalebes banner
5ormen at en- 9eiteffo. Tens eeents
lise 5jem er fda bel aligeOel | aos
nabd, ba be Jorenebe Stater inoen
&ontrOl tan faa ober ben meb fine
2oDe ON 5iiferi.
Dlsn Denne BAL. meb frugtbart
Qserlanb Os SfOb, meb Sost os 81
fferi, blep anerebe fettlet for 10 Oar
fben os beboes MI at belftooenbe
Jormere, bOis Oigtigfie Rerinssbci
er ab9edpf. ab9gopbr1ttst
bar life toitet benz fort, bo be bar
baft bisfe fore Gtrafninger af
bromtring, fom MI | be iibfte
81 4ar er blepen fettfet, til FIJI
4fbenbttelfe for Graseons.
5 Oar bar bet peret noget ubels
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24
Oil Sapan gaa | Talocn?

gu oa Sapanerne er tommet inb
/ Mtdn6uriet og Der er loiiet til, al
be bill tr9nge l9ngere frem, fan bet
bare of Snteresfe at lafe, bDub en-
milit9r Qutoritet beb arigens Be-
gpnbelie ffrep / oct en9eIffe StorbIoo
Zines" ON ben Riiito, Sopon bill
be msoe, ON bet forisgts at itpos
arigsftueplubien inb pua mon9uriit
5erritorium.
s6on ffren blanbt onbet, at Sapos
nerne 6urbe bei boeie Zig for at bfios
beruiet at fine Sriumfer tilfes, oe be
bsr betragte ben militars Situation
meb ben itsrffs aOlbbloOisbeb. aun
DE- Blot msb tolbt 6obsb ie pau 8esis
penbeberne og bolbe fin 2Greerrisbeo
en- Smule / Qbe, bill be babe Spil.
let | fine 6anber. Men ct Gremffeb
BELT inb mob aarbin er en- meset als
oorlig 4Hare, bpis be life fan i.noe
til Sldgmarterne Der en- tpart nil
lion Munb, 400 engelfte Mile fra
st Neberlog Der Dilbs bare
ben rem ulntie.
Men Soponerne fenber 10 i'm Was
BON. De mat uben 9Dibl babe lart
benne omeritanfte arissbiftorife.s
Orb ON, at bet gaTber for en- Sos
most at faa ct fat 9reb | en- ellsr
anben af 5jenbens pitule Jorbinbsls
feslinier os fringe BAN til at tampe
Der. Oe pil pisfelis forfoa, at ON
arieslnftsn latter 3orea, 2iaotuns,
5olpsen og Wlabipoftot ! beres Sans
Der, faa er bermeb en- FABIAN pitai
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24
Sm &reosmislionen.

Som ieg gioroe %opm9rtiom pda /
Gfteritriften til Yditor S. 10. 9ans
TENS 4rtitel, bar oebtommenbe So
mites Weblemmer life bait 2ejligbeo
til at tomme Iammen og fQu ct uoa
TAFT til aegler ferbi9t. bet er bog
bel beaer life Iaa me9et bet f9roi9e
lbtait, bet g9lber ON (lfent jeg moi
peb, at bet er, bpdb ftofte Qarsmeoc
padlaeoe os), iom at 5anten Og
Spnspuntterne bliper f%remboIot til
Oberpeielie og 9rsftelie.
6DaO jeg nogen lib tilbage Ifreb
ON ben Sag. gift 10 / 5aDer at areoss
misiion, men frembolot ogiaa Sc
tenteligbeberne, ferlig meo 9enipn
til 5%Oranbring / Dor 5orfatning %
Qr6eibsmadbe. Men tan oi bore
enige ON bet, ioa er 8anifeligbeOer>
ne pitt life i~terre, eno be fan opers
tommes.
Den. iterfte 9anffelig6eb iau jeg /
Dor arebsinobeline, eler /, at BET
~ pifoe mebfere en- 9ennemgri6enoe
6oranDring / Dor 8rebsoroning
gaa bette punft er nit SIM life
fua libt forifenigt fra puft. s. u.
!5dnfens. Stal hi babe areDsmisiion
pg 8rebis meb ilogen dbminifirdtiD
Mnnbigbeb, fad trpr jeg, hi maa baDe
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