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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-01-13
THE NANCE SILVER wEpDISe..
Another Description OF Event In Cross
oil 'oiii no g,Hnl Society, brsus 49,

INl hAAfhAAH aNaA 81 .fEN To H# ''N"E LN NJ | - g.
AT their lovely su ourban home, on
Christmss Day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
bDraytonrN Nance celebrated theI25th an.
~nssersery of their marriage 'dfs was
Pan'occasion Of perfect enjoyment, IRE
repast was of ante bellum quality And
quantity, served In the most appoyed
style. The color scheme was red and
green, being tastefully carried out in
the place, cards and souvenirs. "a .Ds,
Bhe bride of 20 years was handsome
inia gown ofiblack silk and real lace;
not o silver thread in the massesnoi
bronze hair that crown her qIueenly
heap. ~
Many were the elegant presents this
very popular couple received. One OF
the many happy features was cutting
the snowy bride's.cake" for the ira
ditional ring, dime, thimble, ETC.. 219
We cannot say too much in admira-
tton of Miss Nance, the danghtor Ocf
the home, for the dignilied and elegant
manner in which she entertained the
guests Her present to her parents
was a cabinet of silver, very handsome.
Those who were SO fortunate as to
receive invitations were: "'I ''I vi.
DIR and Mrs j III Miller, DR. and Mrs
p w Pinson, Mr. and Mrs j w Sim
mons, Mr. and Mrs j C Hutchinson,
Mr. and Mrs w 7 Austin, Mr. and Mrs
w v Payne, Mr. and Mrs w Nj Miller,
MIR and Mrs CD Nance, Mr. and Mrs
N B Davenport, Mr. and Mrs NJ T Simp.
son, Mr. and Mrs p FL Pharr, Mr." and
Mrs A M fill, Mr. and Mrs r A Austin,
Mr. and Mrs B r Austin, Mr. and Mrs
M A Leaman, Mr. and Mrs Wheeler,
Mr. and Mrs Tom Anderson, Mr. and Mrs
Mira JiR Wilcutt, Mr. and L M Pinson,.
Mrs jamie Pinson, Mr. and Mrs tpial,
Mr. and Mrs w H Leamsn, Mr. aud Mrs
8 ID Austin, Mr. ant" Mrs j E Lehman,
Mr. and Mrs Geo L Carter, Mr. and Mrs
s ALeaman," Mr. and Mrs j A Guthrie
Mr. andMrs Fl L McSwain and mother,
Mrs N I Williams, Mrs M 7 Miller,
Mrs Bette Calhoun, Misses Annie
Cook, Theresa Davenport, Edith,An-.
derson, Annie Rudd, Mr. r. G Crisp, Mr.
u III Rudd. " tA.2'H' Ad'9l
The out Of town guests were. ,
,NNrr and Mrs &c Clinkscales, Mr. and
Mrs 20 Nance Mr. and Mrs w q,
Sherard, of Abbeyille; Mr. aud Mrs IA
Moore, Ninety Six; Mr. and M S. Joe
Nance, Mr. and Mrs Drayton Nance,
Mr. and Mrs ] s Nance, Mrs NJ Nance,
OF Due West; Mr. and Mrs J Watson,
OF Greenwood; Nc aud Mrs w Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs Geo Bailey, Mrs Orrah
,Pcake, of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs.F p
MCGOWAN, of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs w
ID Bird, of Columbus; Mr.. and Mr..
Tenn Pickett, of Saluca. l"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-01-13
Union Meeting.

The following is the program for the
Union Meeting of the Second and
Third Sections of the Lanrens Associa-
ton to be held with the BeuIah church.
Friday before the 9TH Lords Day OF
|Uanuary:' Mal '-o" '"' vii
N ino omooPRoGRAM. uot"
|itl1. The reistion of a pastor tohis PEG.
pie and the duties Of the ssme4H. ii.
MahQp, A. lHa Martin, JOHN Moore. NJ
/ IA The relation of the people to their
pastor and the duties Of the same-E'
@, Watson, Bro. Mcdaniel, j. T. Wren,
MIC Compton. -.r
|so an1aa" SATURDAY, 1O.A. NJ. ..
Prayer and Praise Service--To be
conducted byT b. Brown.
Iuf3gdThe revival needed, and how Sc
cnre it--E.JO @. WAT. on, MIC. Compton,
Martin,iois'a r.9dt 81 i9ioo!
.4.9Huw todeepen thtsspiritual life OF
our churches, Brown, j.. III. Nash,
H.7H. Mahon. .sUaiGu rugp
| "a. How can the missionary spirit be
deyeloped?--W. S. knight, II. S. Lang
stoh, John Moore. M. ~
g.. What a be done to increase the
interest in our Union meetings---Lewis
Martin, j. ID, Pit.e, j. o. Martin.
Introductory Sermon j. II. Taylor.
Missionary Sermon---E. o. Watson
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No Cause for s, prise.

why are some of our contemporaries
so absurd? Why are they astonlshed
that 222 homicides occurred in South
Carolina last year: The number is not
large. IL is low. remarkably low. True,
North Carolina, a state near,y as ja~ge
again as ours, WAS shocked because her
number reached 81 but this is not North
Carolina. In South Carolina murder
is not a crime. AT least IL Is not a
crime Tor white men to do murder.
save In the exceptional cases that
prove.t the rule, the results OF jury trials
in this state vindicate ihomicides-in-
Guiding, murders and manslaughters.
In South Carolina, contrary tot estab-
li'hed laws of all other civilized lands,
some of our leading lawyers and public
men hold and publicly declare that
mere provocative words will excuse NOR
tai blows. Moreover, q large proper
tion of our people IRE of the same opinr
ion. These conditions considered, 222
Killings in q year is nothing to speak
OIL. Since q man may shoot another
down without serious fear of punish
ment, it is a hopeful sign that LOCO
homicides we're not done. Since muir
der may be done freely and without
greatlinconvenierce to the murderer,
the small number indicates that South
Carrolini ms are not,of an evil turn of
mind and that there is no general
thirst for blood, However, any and all
citizens may congratulate themselves
that they have not yet been shot.
81 AG ~i% b.
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A Prisoner in Her Own House.

Mrs. w. FL. L,yha, of 10Ol Agnes
Ave, Kansas City, Mo-, has>for several
years been troubled With severe hoarss-
ness and at times a hard cough, which
she says, "WOuid keep me in doors
for days. [ was prescribed for by ply
s srjssd ' With no ma notice ns rt able rc s@I.sa, a
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with in
struc ,fons to- closely follow tito diree-
lions audI wish'to state flat aftef' the
first day L could notice a decided
change for the better, and at this time
after usiDgit for two weeks, have no
hesitation. in saying L realize that [ am
entirely cnred.' This, remedy is for
sale by The Laurens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-01-13
The Hearst Hurrah.

Young Willie Hearst who has many
millions and four newspapers is oh.
doubtedly a Democrat who has cluuoIg
to the party Organization. He has
numerous friepdss among newspaper
men. Newspapef men who know him
personally have to!dstfM writer thathe
is u very good SORT of fe11ow. He is not
regarded as anoexpert ne%spaper man
though hisnerveih spendips money and
buying the brains OF other men for his
publications is prodigious 8pdmuoh TO
be admired. In South Carolina are prob,
ably ten Thousand men of eq qakintelli-
gence and here in Laurens ara q score
as well equipped to be presidentof the
United, States TaeScePt ,that they are
poor. . Heart is ad9ember of Congress-
from New York Cisy-which il not in
his favor is &faet ofs history that
great men rarely go to. congress sfrom
the Metropolis. Mcclellan who has
just left the lower house to- become
New York's mayor, is the best Of re-
cent yearsland he vas not ranked as a
leader in Washington. %
We think it is q mistake that Hearst
is.known to or popular with the massas
in South Carolina. 1.-The were, it seems
that his newspapers woulasbe read
more, 1.-THE people of Laarens were
devoted to Hearst and regarded him as
their political chief, The New York
Journal would be subscribed for by a
few at least. We do not remember to
have seen u copy Of it hers In years.
There is every reason to believe that
in the country generally the candidacy
of Hearst will never assume serious
proportions. 1t is laughed at now and
the laughter will continue. Once nomiH
mated, his defeat By the Republicans
would be reasonably certain. In Park
er, Olney, Gray or German Roosevelt
would a. least have a troublesome an,
tagonist. In Willie Hearst he would
havea picnic. Bryan who would of
course be defeated would be a stronger
candidate q thousand times than
Hearst, for Bryan has ability and IS
couuted-ameng grown-ups. -
So far4as South Caro'inae is concerned,
rs nosN it Will go for Hears
1t is by no means impossible that couu.
ties will instruct for Hearst. We u.s.
ually instruct for any and al things
handy, II under its existing leader
chip this State should take a position
in national affairs thai would command
respect, it would be hard to believe.
Whatever is preposterous, out'andish
or hopeless is almost sure to appeal to
the South Carolina Democracy aud our
conventions will this year follow the
examples Of 1896 ard 1900 by instruct
ing themselves to sure and dismal dis
comfiture. ''o
However, it Is none Of our business
whom the South Carolina Democracy
supports for President. That Is an at-
fair of Bsn Tillman's. What have
you and TO do with it?
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calculus to pass after using the watt
for only three days.
Respectfully Yours,
lau " A. M. Brailsford, Jr., NJ. D.
,s..,:r.t -#t' ."
li
nd Macon, Ga, April 10, 1908
have prescribed White Stone Liti
Water freely In my practice and
glad,to report the happy effects II gd
as a,diuretic and uric acid solvent.
think its medicinal properties are
culiariy adaptable to uric acid diatf
sis, rheumatism, govt, anemia and
bladder aud kidney diseases and liz
and stomach troubles. L consider IL
a mineral water of marvellous tor
properties. 81 4Gfr. h.n,r
'1ni3a o-os -,
Read what DIR. L. j. Blake. PREF
dentl3oard of Health OF tbs City
Spartanbug, has to say of the merits
White Stone Lithia Springs:
spartanburg, May 18th, 1903
J,Ts Harris Proprietor White stoi
:. SSPihgs, Spartsnburg 90, S. G.
My BeaT Sir! It have used and pr
scribed the White Stone Litbia waite
re- great deal during the past two year
Iln, all cases requirfhg renal stimulate
have obtafned uniformly good r
cults. In @ithaemia and kindred afe
items from uric acid ydiathesis it NEE
the Indications, and I am sure It's fr
use will prove 1.-THE equal of any "
ter on the market, -
t1Gdn 4 bS Yours very truly.
lupl ,cfsrf 81 LvJ. Blake, M. ID,
.iil4O>A J,rABh8S0
the s C2aroli in So Or Georgia, with all m
Road TO sprlpg;,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-01-13
Notice of Final Settlement

Take notice that on the goth day OF
January, 1904, at the office OF O. G..
Thompson. Probate Judge of Laurens,
South Carolina, / will ssttle the estate
of l.. w. Ramage, deceased. and at
same time will apply for q fnsl dis,
charge. All persons Indebted to said
estate must settle same before said
date and all persons holding claims
against said estate must present and
prove the same or be forever barred.
II. b. BELL,
Executor.
Dec. Ia. 10O3.-td.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-01-13
Amend Labor Law.

under the labor coutract laws, the
employer has some redress when the
contract is preached. What redress
has one against a renter?" This ques-
ton was asked lastweek and the quee-
TONER continued. L rented a farm to
negro. He remained on the place for
some two % three months. Thee,
without a word of warning, he left me
and is living with another party. ] am
told that my only remedy is to sue for
damages. or course this is no remedy
as the negro has nothing. So it APP
pears that while a man may be protects.
ed against a wages hand, lie is ut the
mercy of the renter"
Tho labor laws ought to have the
careful attention OF the Legislature.
Indeed, we believe that the lien law,
the labor contract law and the vagran-
cy laws should have the ri%ght.of-way
over all other legislation. The labor
question is the acute question now, so
far as the farmers are concerned.
Last week the city clerk was called
ON for assistance by a pair of negroes.
Inquiry developed that they were Ill
with p%neumonis, that they had left q
good home q few days before and come
To Laurens in order to live In town.
Here they found nothing to do. They
became i'll and we're q. once a charge
on the community.
In tho interest Of both the far
mers and the towns people something
should be done to preventive incoming
OF negroes who have no expectation Of
employment in town. The present va.
grancy laws OF this town should be Wig
orousiy enforced. They are not so en-
forced.
When Zach Grows Fat Upon His Hat
Of we made the above remarks edi-
torisliy in reference to the proposed
i~nterurban trolley line between Green.
vile and Anderson, the editor will
cheerfully cat his hat. "--Sparteuburg
Herald 49, ~ Nj ~
Now woe is me
sighed Zach MCGEE
What she'll / do?
For down In the
Profound into
rior OF we
JH that the which | must talk
throughn
20
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Final Settlement.

TAKE notice that on the tho End
day of February, 1904, we will render q
final account of our acts aud doipgs as
Executors Of the estate OF Mary @.
Gilliland, deceased, In Che Office of
Judge OF Probate OF Laurens County,
at Ill o'clock a, M, and on the same
date will apply fora final discharge
from our trust rs such executors.
All persons having demands against
said estate will please presentation on
or before that day, proven aud authen-
t!cated, or be forever barred, aud all
persons indebted to. saidYe estate must
make pay ment to the undersigned be-
fore that day.3tq bnE f1Iq VII dRd!
j.. L. STODDARD,
- L3W. iGILLILAND,
Executors.
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Z CA T R. K 80
Bears tho The Kind You Have Always BOugb'
signature Of LayeHzNzx@g
Notice.
FOnG uDY 9J0O3U
County Treasurer.

The County Treasurer's Books will
be open for collection of State, County
and Communication Road Taxes for tis-
cal year 1902 at the T~reasurer's Ohice,
from October 10Th to December 81,
1903. Those who prefer to do so can
pay in January, 1904, with one per
cent. additional; those who prefer pay
ing In February, 1904, q do so withI2
per cent. additional; those who prefer
to pay in March, 1904, 10 the 10Th OF
sad month, can do SO by paying an ad-
ditional z per cent. After said date
the books will close. :
All persons owning property or payi
ing taxes for others in more than one
Township are requested to call for re-
ceipts In each township in which they
i've. This Is imp ortant, as additional
cost and penalty may not be attached
Prompt attention will be given those
who wish to pay their taxes through
the mail by checks, money orders, etc.
Persons s%endingin lists OF names to be
taken off, are urged to send in early as
tho Treasurer is very busy during the
month OF December. =
The Tax Levy is as follows:
State Tex, s mills
School Tax, 3 milIs
County Tax, q mills
county Road, z mills
Special county, mills
Special local tax, / mill
Railroad Tax, 81 mills
Total, 1861 mills
| Special School Laurens, 81 mills
| Special School Clinton, mill
| Special School Fountain Inn, 4 mills
| Special School MouhtVille,, 'h 81 mills
Special School Cross Hill, mills.
Special School Gray Court, 2mills
Special School Waterloo, 2mills
All able-bodie6 male citizens between
the ages of 81 and go years are liable
to pay q poll tax OF $I,00, except old
soldiers, who are exempt at SO years.
communication Road Tax $t.OO, In lieu
oil. working, the public roads, to be paid
at the time, as stated above.
Come early end ayoId9he eush,
ssA Ha8kJ jim G0PhfANDM
l. sSSFsg NJ hfa< sse,D opptyTTresspter
Lanrens,. s. C,, Sept, ~, 1909
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-01-13
~ y II'I IfTTV WI NFNV v rV0|iN WIZ
|Fiow 2hC Chester, S. c., April %, 1908.
y. T. Harris, ESQ., adi Woa WouA

'tiow 2hChester, 81. O., April %, 1908.
.. T. Harris, ESQ., adi Woa wou1
iqoati g2H White Stone Spring, s. y. |!
Dear SirM5I do ,unhesitatingIy' state
that the efficacy of White Stone Lithia
Wafer, not frotn Its, Splendid a~nalytjcal
analysis, u from my own personal Obj
servatioo, Is a very valuable agenS'i9
eliminating the impurities of the blood
through its marked dluretibal sffeetsI
and In SO doing r%estoresj the, seeretOry
and excratory organs OF the, body,to
their normal physiological slate, Sold
this proves Its properties to he OF great
value In assisting digestion, assfmfial
tion andincreaslng therapeutics There.
fore we eau reC6gnizssitf as Ia mineral
water OF powerful tonic tpropetttesHbd
should be, highlyrecommshdedin stomi
ach and Liver DISORDERS blaod disturb
ances, rheumatism gout,r diabetesI
Bright's disease, and In all jnactiyd
conditions oftbe Kidneys and convaIesI
I feel myself, that am justly daeda Id
acknowledgment of the happy effeets
Iderived from its use. }Csa 1f1 ld0n
I1pF NpmoWB. ELMoRE KEhL, M. ID.
10 Mullins, S. O., April 90, $685.
Mr.. j II. Harris. " ~ t''is
10 gsva White Stone Springs, S. @,
IutoIt is with pleasure that Iwrite ofsth,
merits of White Stone, Lithia Water.
have several patients using 1t now with
marked benefit In kidney and stomach
troubles: have known a uric. acit
We have the largest brick Hotelin
ern improvements. Hani" 67Ib 5't
leH Eectrio Gar Line runs fromS
White Stone Spring, s.. Chl>bih%t
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4 r Physicians 81, ;i;71t,l's Endorsement

|"o11 the hgktest%ater on he mHrket: We realiza that This Ia c,o ,n,;ru a o.
deal, and we could not afford to m&keths assertion unless va nav hat
|conld proveit to be trueao Butit does not take a expert fo taat III ,onnep
3 Maas Mnh pSeS s m b%hss e ar % a mineral water, il it 5 a hard water
8 Ws siMSaP gso ad ft ihe w a. r II S left 9at snd hara while u il isa soft water,
i oE Read nIat some prominent PERSONS YOU know have TO say Of the merit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
&reosmis

9ilbe bet life bItpe en- COB SCRIBE
ling at giora9 til SnOre Misiionss
tasien, ON dqepenge Ienotes til adss
ieren / arebIen os en- 3reoiebel At
aft fra bper areOs bleO ienbt til
Samfunbets &asie, Oct piIoe for
5iben flare 9snninger, Der fable pud
benne ausie, Og giDe Stprelien noget
til npe Misiioner eler Ststte al Re
aaerebe begpnbte, bpor arebiene er
FOR imaa til felp at bore bet. gliOer
Miblerne rigeIigere bill be tilfpbe
3asien / 5orbolo BERTH, og bet fpn:s
for mig ben ~letteite Del at faa 5orz
bolhet beitemt. Bet bill ogiaa fable
Ietters at unbsaa 5OrOitlinger / 5ors
ienbelien. 8. 8. a9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

qioroe bet muliet, at bier Wdno ioo
trba Ga alao unoer ut 5i9enirR."
Dopib ier doItiaigt opbere emo pore
6enrif Sbien'er % 5. y. Sdtooien'fr.
Oa ban bliper lite Itddenoe oeo be-
res baa6lsie aloge. CUB bar 9iort
mia alab meb al i'm @erning, ban
qiper lite alene mig alt, boo0 nit
0ierte beeGrer. men ban f%ornper bels
SorOens StitteIie og ger Storoart
blanbt 5oltens."
7 ben 81. Salme bsber Oaoio:
Sag Dage til aonsens Cir. bans
9(ar ma fra SlGat til Sla9t"
Den Bon er aaaet i Opfnloelie /
ffor Stil. 3bi life ulene, mems ban
lepeos, iamleoe rn9Oommen fig ON
BAN. 5 be ipunone 9iber % runOt
omtrino / 2onoene bar ben beoIte
l1ngbom iamlet iig ON bam. 9o9r
bar Morten 9utber life iomlet 9iss
bonn og Mob bos ben itort 9on9ss
iiialo. Der iortales ON 0laoitons.
at ban | lin %lln9bom tenote botr
Clinic / Oapios Salmer. 90 Di fan
briitiet fige, at snbper Zone. DIR bar
lpbt i ben triitne Meniabee Iige ID
til pore Gage, bar faaet I'm 5eoite
hos Ssraels gamle San9er.
9ib, at ogIdd Dor 5ibs llugoom
maatte ~Forifaa BAN, faa ben tunoe
GRO en- fsn 9atit, form fin llngoor1
fom grnen Og giOe SorOen En- beOre
Stitfelie.
DIE Qnberfen D. Gltt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
6ilien til Soraaret.
8. n berfen n.

st emil iaa m9etist, at 4lperben
tor,
Gr moi til 9oorblus / nit grpft at
t9nbe
Jor 9tpets urtroft, Der, ON dIting
be'r,
@sr lepenbe til 9~erbenslebets Gnbe.
CAB andre fers trat / Stof og Qar
bet er bog Qanoen, Der er aiDets
0adr.
Mens Danmorfs Sorb, o Maj. bn
blomiterftrs'r
Oe flettsr al bort StODlsD grubes
frnnien; .
Mens 5oDet finn.r iom Ell grub.@
flsr,
Og mems Srkftrst ipiasr op I'll
Damien
- bpem er BET, Der iom foeren Bruo
ftdt fidda
Iet n port Jplt, Der fal ba' arans
Ter poe.
Men bsrer bun fra Jortios iunfns
1al
De gamle Hsfter fra i'm Stortib
run9e:
De arab, Der sr bort hsje 5remtibs>
tolb,
ga fiber benbe parmt | Sinb, paa
Sunge.
Do lsfter bun mob @aorens arons
fin 5aonb
Og elitrer Tom en- @aarbos ielD al
Manb.
Os MefitoFlss bu gaar fin 9ei,
Gen folbe floge meb be bisne 5ons
Ter
'Om Chiefs @adber, Der baanbteres
q,
Men fsfter fig | 2bs, naar 5jertst
banter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

en- Riober Rsb, Der meb fit 6isr=
neIpino
6dr 9iprt port 5OIt forIaet Os blegt
ON 9inb.
Sad peger @aarens Inie g~iGeopragt,
Roor Sfen imelter, og ndar 2uften
iDnger,
qau 9ipets 9rneOrift, paa qanbens
Magt,
Der pore bruote 6oab / SLAMS for
Dnger.
5bi 9adr III ei aIene Stort Oe Star.
Oct faar port Soft, ON bet bar IA
gen lar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

bet bsr ~fort9res at ct ~perbsligt glab.
0et er unoer 5orbdnblingen blepen
foreIlaaet at .0aniteren" ftulbe fall
bes o9 pGre .. +. Sirtes Organ.
Seq bill enoremme at por&irte / mans
&c 6eniesnOer er altfor perosIig; men
faa perbslig er ben enbnu lite blepen
at ben tan nsjes meb Ell Rpbeosbla6
ION Organ. 9abOe bare | 6errer,
eler 8dmer, bOdb s nu er Der bar
foreilaaet bette, bait ct Rapn, la
tunoe nan hape msot gber libt mere
pripat o9 maaite oerbeo tommen til
en- bebre 6oritaaeIie . Gnbnu bette:
LAD barre at o0aniteren"s Heoattsr
bar npgen Het ndar ban taloer pore
Blade tarpeli9e = Seq tror bog life
Ri burbe tale eqer itripe faalebes -
iaafaa inpeboloe ,,airtebl." ooo man
9e pr9oitener % Nf6anblinger iom
life 6uroe undertakes 9sgnliteratus
rens St9bne, bruges til Snopats
nin9spapir % alt dnoet. Der tuns
be bog aerne bare noget man ienere
tunoe enite al l9ie. 5orspri9t fluts
ter jeg mig til bpab qaItor 5. g.
0eeoe bar itrepet besdnedaenbe.
50 faa til iibit D. Il. gIab".
Martelig moi at ct Iuaoant lille 9a.
len tan ubrette iaa Itore Sing; ioas
odnt ct ,.Misfoiter". Tom bet tGrtegs
nenoe er blepen talbt, at bet tan IGtte
belle Dor 5orlagsbus / 5are for I'm
oergdng. = 9enner, fDnes ) bog life
ieln at bet mdd benre9nes til Smoas
li9beo. at tale og itriOe Iaa meget orl
ct lnberitub Der mdaffe belsber fla
til beuimpb $50.002 barre er BET
n9ppe, trobs aft bet Der bar b9ret
arbejoet imoo bet. Oct er 10 piitnot
d~lminoeli9 beten0t at bette9ldb fremz
Tom iom ct pripdt 5~oretagenpe
og altfaa life bere9net pod at iatte
Samfunoet / 9etoitning. Oct turoe
oqiad pare befenbt at Der fort eiter
hets 5ilblipelie blep ~Itrepet ON at
bet abiolut MATTE bare ct Soms
funosforetaeenoe, o9 ION ioabdn biep
bet oeo 5oreningsmsoet pberbraget
3. I. airte. Oar bet od Weninoen
at airtsn Oiloe eje BET for at faa
Qeiligbeb til at or9be BET? Seq IN
mes life ON at tro bet. 5lsrs @urNe
bar un9oomsuopal9et ubtult fig meo
at bet fua gerne piloe betoite 8laoets
llboipelis ON BET tillooes. SEQ CAB
Oioe b%Oormunse at bore unge Der bill
bolbs ,9dnitsrsn" meb be Z Spdlter
og liot l9neere.
a9re Sdnfunbspenner. life ct
cneits Sfript t%ilbuae; men oltib freme
ub oefau meb 5enfpn til bore glabs.
9i bebsper Dem oIleiammerl. Cab os
aae fom en- or6ejoe bddbs for bsrss
Snobolo, l1oftnr og ubbreoelis og
6erren pil laoe bet lpffss til Dor
fore Sirtes 8opn.
Riels Oamfop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

ubgipelien at DE unsss glab", og
ON De bar piaige BERTH enonu. pil bet
"a lite mere blips en- 5psoe for bort
Ortsg59us. Ses ttor Ri mar flere
lreo Onte tie 9laoe. emo ri / lang
5;o bil nau meo eet.
g. 8. st q r.
grOutlpn, q. 9. D. %. Rai 1904.