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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25

by Garnett, he having given the row.
ing men a taste OF the Oxford and
Harvard style of stroke, with varia-
ticns for some of the crews, in order to
get at the best style adapted for the
college mems abilities.
Graduate Manager Decoto is expect
ed to have his report regarding the
conference he will hold with Manager
Barrett of Stanford about a permanent
boating course, ready by next Tuesday
night, when the executive committee of
the associated students Is to meet The
committee has tried to- dispose of the
vexed question of a choice OF courses
by delegating to Decoto the task Of
agreeing with Barrett upon course
which shall be used this year, and In
all subsequent years. Untili this is
done there is no telling where Calffor-
MIA will row Stanford this year, or IL
there will be race between them.
The accident to Trainer Chrfstie's
eye has taken him from the cinder path
for a few days, but his absence for
brief period Is not regarded Fas being
likely to seriously impair the ,univer-
sity's chances of defeating stanford on
the track and field next mooth. The
men are gradually developing speed
and stamina. and Christie continues to
repeat that If the good work Is kept up
the cardinal coiors will be lowered on
April 15.
The baseball team under Jack Nc
Carthy's tutelage is practicing steadily.
all of tie players being in good shape.
with no accidents to mar the teams
outline nor spoil the lineup as con-
templated. Heitmuller and Newman
will probably do the bulk of the pitch
ing. Bliss is the inevitable backstop.
The remainder of the positions are
being filed by candidates who will not
know whether they are to wear the
big &C" until the athletic powers that
be have judged their work as II Is
shown up to the last minute before the
first intercollegiate game on the dia-
mnnd.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25

ty-four hours. Try outs are being held
almost daily and gradually the less
skilled players are being eliminated.
The best racquet wielders in the uni
versity are entered in the contest. They
have been notified by the committee in
charge that all tryouts must be com
pleted by the 25th inst This will give
the winners time for about three weeks
of practice before meeting Stanford on
April 15
In other days at the University Of
California the winner of the tourna-
ment and the runner up won the dis
tinction of representing the university
at the intercollegiate match, but this
year the last eight men, including all
of those who reach the final round in
the tryouts, will play a round robin
tourney for the two places on the team.
Experts predict the last eight to COM
pete will probably include. Rolfe, Cor
rili, Harper, Lane, Wayne, Schmidt, N.
Baker and r. F. III. Variel Rolfe is a
San Francisco youth, whose consistent
playing Is expected to return him a
winner. Claude Wayne, Herbert
Schmidt, Neil Baker and Variel are
picked by many as the four who will
contest last for the team honors.
Stanford's request for a postpone
ment of the baseball dates was refused
by the executive committee of the as
sociated students because such post
ponement. in the opinion of the authori-
| ties. would throw the baseball contests
too far along in the vicinity of the
spring exams" Stanford's reason for
desiring postponement was that Mrs
Stanford's death had made 1t imprac-
| ticable to carry out plans for practice
work In athletics at the university. The
games, however, will be played as orig
| inally scheduled.
All the crack oarsmen of the univer-
sity will be In evidence on the Oak
| land estuary tomorrow afternoon,
when the interclass races are. TO be
! held, they having been postponed from
| charter day, last Thursday. The class
crews were chosen by Coach Garnett
| last Tuesday and announced by him at
| that time. There will be considerable
| interest manifested in the varying
| styles Of stroke taught different crews
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
.OARSMEN SHOW
MUCH ACTIVITY
Members of Dolphin Club
Pay Visit to Ariel and
South End Boat : Houses
BARGE CREWS ORGANIZE
North Beach RoWers Will
Devote a Day to Repairs
of Their Wharf and Walk

The members of the Ariel Rowing
Club are manifesting great activity,
nearly a hundred being at the boat
house each Sunday. Many of these
remain about the quarters throughout
the day enjoying quiet spins in barges
or skiffs without a thought of racing.
Now that the duck shooting season
is over. the members of the Precita
and Sobrante gun clubs, all of whom
are Ariels, visit the boathouse regu-
larly, among them being j. Won Sta
den, n. A. Denvir, ]. Lewis. L. My
ers, Henry Kalmback. L. Quinn and
s. Klarnett.
A big handball tournament is being
played in the Ariel gymnasium, the
following teams having entered:
Frank 10th and James Wilson,
George Goodman and Edward Wilson,
Joseph Lewis and Dan O'Connell, r.
Chisholm and Charles Davis, M. Brady
and H. Valdespino, A. Pollok and
Johnson Hardy, Henry Kalmback and
E. Murphy, Lyman Jennings and j.
Won Staden. E. Stack and E. Smith,
Henry Williams and S. Klarnett, Hen
ry Wilson and N. A. Denvir, James
O'Connen and E. j. Lynch, A. Kee-
gan and William Mckee. The tourn
ament began on Sunday afternoon,
tHS 1Ill lHSl., anu VIII Ue COHliuueu
each Sunday. A team losing two
games drops out. The following are
the results of the play so far: Good
man and E. Wilson beat 10th and j.
Wilson; Lewis and O'Connell beat
Chisholm and Davis: Pollok and
Hardy beat Brady and Voldespino; j.
O'Connell and McAuliffe beat Kahn
back and Murphy; Williams and Klar-
nett beat keegan and Mckee.
a nT hnc Or
ganized, E. Wilson being bow, Henry
Kalmback No. 2, J. Byrne No. 3 and
Z. Murphy stroke. Herman Opelt is
having shell built and will enter the
next junior shell race. Several mem
bers of the Ariel Rowing Club rowed
from the boathouse to North Beach
last Sunday, returning after lunch
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
ooncatenation of Hoo.Hoos.

The lumbermen OF the northern dis
trict of California who are members
Of the Concatenated Order of Hoo
Hoos, the official insignia of which is
a black cat, viii hold grand concate-
nation in the Odd Fellows building to-
night. The purpose Of this is
explained in the following from a cir
cular sent out by Henry Templeman.
secretary and treasurer of the Mendo-
cino Lumber Company. who-is the vice.
gerent shark of the Hoo-Hoos for this
district: The cats are bowling in the
onion bed and there are a number of
kittens awaiting to enter the classic
precincts of the Hoo HOLLAND to partake
of incense and myrrh." The Hoo-Hoos
recently held very successful con-
catenation IN Oakland. when twenty
kittens were made acquainted with the
bowling mysteries Of the order.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
LOUIS LEVY MAY BE
WORKS BOARD SECRETARY
Present Deputy Health Officer Men.
toned for Job to Be Given Up
nv Incumbent

1t was learned yesterday on good
authority that Louis Levy, at present
Deputy Health Officer will he ap-
pointed to succeed Morris Levy as sec
retary of the Board of Public Works.
Morris Levy has been granted a six
months leave of absence, but it is un-
derstood that he will sever his connec-
ton with the position permanently.
Louis Levy has drawn but little salary
since he assumed his present place
on account of injunction suits. The
salary of the two positions is the
same-$150 per month-with this diff
ference, that the secretary of the
Board of Works gets his" Levy says.
Morris Levy's leave begins on April
and Louis Levy's new appointment will
probably be given to him on that date.
No mention is made Of the man who
will succeed the last named Levy as
Deputy Health officer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25

p. m. on the Presidio Athletic Grounds.
The latter defeated the Pickwicks de-
c1sively in the match in the first round.
Hugh Williamson will be the referee.
The Hornets team has been playing
together better each week, and is a
strong eleven. picked from seventeen
or eighteen good players. H. G. Macart
ney Of the Sacramento Association
Football Club has been playing fine
game for the Hornets on the left wing.
The Hornets are to be strengthened
still more by the addition OF, H. Elliott
Of Auburn, Placer County, who, like
Mccartney, is a good cricketer as well
az clever association footballer.
One of the two matches that remain
to complete the schedule for the 1904
1905 championship of the California
Association Football League will be
played tomorrow on the Presidio Ath
letic Grounds as q curtain raiser" to
the cup match. The Pickwicks will
meet the Independents, the bali being
kicked off at 1890 p. M, with G. w.
Irish as referee. The result of the
match, whatever it may be, will not
alter the position of either of the teams
in the league table.
The Eagles go to Sacramento to-
morrow TO play friendly match
against the Sacramento Association
N.
twenty-five members of the Sacra-
mento Club took part in lively prac-
rice game last Sunday at Oak Park,
Pardeau acting as referee and Read
man as linesman. The forwards, espe-
cially the left wing and center, showed
good form, the tricky work of Button,
Bowden and Wright furnishing much
amusement to the spectators. William
son did good work in goal and Rob-
itaille on the fullback line. The game
was enjoyed by both players and spec
tators.
On Sunday. April 2, the residents of
Oakland. Alameda and Berkeley will
have an opportunity to see a cup
match on their side of the bay. The AL
bion Rovers will meet the Independents
in the semi-final round for the Union
cup at Freeman's Park, Golden Gate,
on that day.
So many severe criticisms have been
made recently upon university football
that the chances of the association
game being taken up vigorously at
American colleges have been much i'm
proved. At Harvard Dr. Eliot's COM
ments have made it likely the associa-
ton game will take root there. Chai-
lenges have been received from several
American teams, and match may be
arranged with the Corinthian eleven,
which will visit this country from Eng
land next summer. The advocates Of
the game are chiefly students who have
resided abroad and have played it In
Great Britain. Canada and other
countries.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
Insurance Men at Annual Feast

The fourteenth annual dinner of the
California General Agency of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company was given at downtown
restaurant Thursday night Clarence
NJ. Smith, the general agent. was toast
master. The guest Of honor was III. r.
Norris, superintendent of agencies. who
represented the home Office at Milwau-
kee. There were numerous toasts ad-
rnirably treated by Clarence M. Smith.
George w. Prescott, H. F. Norris. A.
N. Meals, j. B. Thomas and S. F. Nc
Anear.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
Statistics ON registration.

The Election Commission yesterday
issued statement showing that 52.297
native-born citizens and 29,074 for
eign-born registered in this city in
1904. a total of S1.3S1- According to
the ages there was one man 107 years
of age who registered, one 93 years,
two 80 years and 80 years. The
highest registration was in the Thirty
seventh Assembly District. where it
was 5546. and the lowest, 3297, was in
the Thirty-third.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
STEAMSHIP DAKOTA MAKES
SUCCESSFUL TRIAL TRIP

NEW LONDON, Conn.,. March "a
The steamship Dakota, owned by the
Great Northern Steamship Company,
returned to-day after trial trip Of
twenty four hours. During the trip
her compasses were adjusted and her
machinery was given thorough trial.
1t is expected that the Dakota will
make her final departure from New
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25

STURDY COLLEG|ANS
IN RARE CONDfIlO
Blue and Gold Has Two Score Tennis Enthusiasts
Striving for a Place on It's Team

BERKELEY, March 24-Forty uni
Eersity men are candidates for the
honor of representing their college on
the intercollegiate tennis team which
will be selected during the next twen-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
Congress Playing Cards.

All the new backs in the. Congress Sc
ries. the incest playing cards made.
Rules for Bridge whist" and 800"
Dominoes. chess, crib boards; also Finch
Panic Pit and other new games recently
published. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Mar
ket street =
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
FOOTBALL MEN
IN CUP MATCH
Vampires and Hornets Will
Play in Semi-Final Round
for Association Trophy
ELLIOT JOINS OAKLAND
Placer County Athlete Is
Expected to Add Strength
to Alamed County Eleven

The Vampires, having drawn the bye
in the opening round of matches for
the California Association Football
Union cup, reach the semi-final round
without a contest. They will meet the
Oakland Hornets tomorrow at 2:30
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
CARDINAL MEN ARE QUIET.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March
,4.-Owing to the death of Mrs. STAN
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28
Ferania Items.

Messrs. D. and Jonathan Hill
made business trip to Douglas
the past week.
Mr.. Nat Griffin, Of Jackson.
vile, was in these parts Thurs
day.
Miss Pauline Suddath is visit
ing home folks. She is attend.
ing S. N. S. in Douglas.
DR.. Ho1ton, of Broxton, was up
in this section Wednesday.
We are pleased to hear that
Mr.. Veasy is about well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Low, of
Jacksonville. visited Mr.. Veacy's
family Sunday.
Misses Eva Mclean and Katie
Wilcox visited at the home of Mr..
d. Mclean Sunday.
Mrs. w. +. WaSh'S baby has
been very sick for the past few
days.
Mr.. Suddath was called up over
the phone, to Douglas Friday.
A negro had hit his partner, Mr..
Day, with a pipe-wrench. Sheriff
Switzerland took the negro to
Savannah to avoid a lynching.
Miss Claud Hill and her papa
visited Mr.. Lee Fussell's Sunday.
Miss Lucille Veacy is visiting
her Aunt in Hawkinsville.
OLD MAID.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28
Atlanta Will Fight
to Gain Prohibition

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 26.-Action
taken by the local anti-saloon lea
que, tonight promises another
prohibition fight for Atlanta.
Strong resolutions were passed
calling for move ment to GUST
saloons from the city. The meet
ing was attended by the leading
ministers and most prominent
churchmen of the city. The res
olutions will be read in all tn e
churches, aud it is thought that
shortly thereafter the petition
for the calling of the election I'M
der the local option law will be
put in circulation.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28
L o. T. NJ. Oyster Supper.

On Saturday, September 80
the Ladies of the Maccabees will
serve oysters to all who desire
them at Odd Fellows hall, from
S to II O'Clock p. m. Also an
interesting literary and musical
program will be rendered free.
The public cordially invited
aud also assured their patronage
will be thoroughly appreciated.
Come up after the show ard
get a lunch or oysters in any
style.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28
Hoke Smiths Appointments.
Continued from First page.

to 500 per month in Washington,
and the prices for the work was
fixed by the acts of congress.
White men and women from
Georgia were given greater rec
ignition than ever before in the
history of the government. Mr..
Smith personally secured large
number of positions for them.
The salary roll of white men
from Georgia appointed by him
was over 100000 a year. He
gave positions to 163 white per-
sons from Georgia.
Mr.. Smith was criticised by
representatives from other Sec
tons for the large number OF
these appointments. He stood
this criticism without flinching,
and replied that Georgia had not,
before his administration had a
fair chance, and that he was GO
ing to do what he could to even
up things.
In another letter I will give
more in detail information about
Georgia appointments.
CLAUDE M. BENNETT.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28
For Sale or Exchange.

100 acres of good farming land
three miles from Stewart, Ne
braska, will trade for Fitzgerald
real estate or for Irwin county
land. F. ]. HANSEN,
8 22-2m Fitzgerald, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28
ARNOLD'S
T no cU%S BALSAM
Cholera Infantum by
T. ]. HALLE & CO,
Fitzgerald, Georgia
Money to Loan.

We have made arrangements
to lend money in Irwin County
upon improved farm lands on
easy terms and low rate of inter
est. If you need money, write
or call on ]. Fl. Woodward & Son,
Vienna, Ga. 12-8-04. 10-mo
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28
THE SOUTHERN LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE CO.,
of Valdosta. Ga.

of Valdosta, Ga,
has an interesting proposition to
make good man for work in
this field. Work to begin i'm
mediately.
Unless you are man who can
DO things, and mean business,
don't write the Company.
Agents are coming money, as
we have the insurance the people
want, and there's no competition.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28
YOUNG MEN WANTED!
FOR GOVERNMENT POSITIONS.

EVERY Civil Service examination III III
BIOGRAPHY appointment at
barely equals
BRIGHT YOUNG MEN, who wish to enter Dusne.
the full reward of their Efforts snouo s1Uu
LA
DIES admitted -.
SYSTEM large majority OF our Des
called "easy" systems NO o'hef
lis other 80 BRIEF.
MRS. CORA STEVENS, Instructor
South Main
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05

6uftru) og opforbreOes til at iper9e
IS ielp: 6pab er bet, JON bill boIOt
big tiIba9e i 9pbet? 90 Der peges
bes paa 8riiti OpitanOeIiestraft,
paa ben lspsnoe Seius. meb bptm ii
tan TONNE / 5orbinbelie / Rdas
oemiblerne, % bos boem ri tan fda
al BEN Strait, ri bebsber. Der ABBA
reoes imob De imaa Qaria9er, Der
funoe binbre os / at tage imob aris
I'll OpitanbeIiestraft.
3orsbag bar Dor OpmGrtiom9eo
benpenot paa be 'ariItnes berlige
6aab: Bort gor9srffab er i 6ims
lene". So 6errens qanb tIarebe
port Bill, alt iom 0a9en git, mere
% mere for 9srligbeben at ben ufors
frantelige, uforpisneIise pg abeimit.
telige Urn, iom er 6enlagt til os /
6imlene. Der lpb Opmuntrin9er til
life at laoe os aFfoloe fra at lsOe
/ 6aubet beb at tenfe paa De ippre
Sing, Tom ban9er Tammen msb 6ods
6ets OpfbIoeIis (peO 0fben Og Ser
rens @enfomit), men berimob at i'
fen til 6oriattelierne. Der tales
I'm BEN rstte 6immenangieI. 90
benimub Slutnin9en bIeo 6ebninass
nisfionen lugt &c paa Sinbene ION
nooet, Der life matte %furismmss,
terfum ri ItuIbe msb aet o9 Sanos
FEB tunbe Ie0s / 6aabet.
Saa git Ri fra M%isTons6uist
rber 9irfen, bbor ri fit Del | 9ris
III Qegemes cg gIoOs Samfunb.
6. 5. 9olt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
Gr Sen fOrea. D. Gu. =lntb.
Sirfc / Nlnlerifa" bleUrn ct
metboOiitiif SamfunO?

/. Ct taabeGi9t Spsrqsz
maall bill piitnot en- % anben, ION
lqfer bette, iige. 6pOrleoes tan
Sumfunbet p9re paa famine Stb Iuz
t6erif % met6ooiItiIt? Gr bet bet enc,
iua fan bet lite p9re bet anbet; thi
6iotil | alt Sab bar bet bart ldas
lenes, at lut6erit og metbobiitiit ubes
luftebe 6inanben. Gn Metbobiit b
ger nemlig i'm SuIighebs gisbeb /
fine Iubjectipe grfaringer, bnorimoo
en- lutberf 9riften feaer Og timber fin
Sali9bcbs 9ig6eb / 9riiti @erning
"a SUBS Orb, I bbis 2Ds ban be-
bgmmer fine Iubjectioe Grfaringer.
90 en- lutferff 8riiten Tiger = O9
timber = i'm Opbnggelie ! Subs Orb
% Satrument,r, bso ben ofentlige
9ubstieneIte. / i'm 5amilietrebs FAINT
1T 9gnfammer. Gn Met6obiit bers
imob fsncer life noget til Saframens
ter Do Tiger 6elft i'm OpbpsseIie peb
rersnoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og peo
Weber, lom b~o.rtsn er pripdte eIer
ofFentliee, bbor ale og en6ber. M9no
iom 9binber. tunne faa COB til Ct
tale.
2. Ct taobeGigt Spgrg&s
mdal. bill andre Iige; tbi bDao ser
bet til Sagen, enten man er 9utberds
ner eIer Mletbob;it, Blot mar bar
2tOet, er batt og pmoenbt % fan bib
ne for andre ON, b0ab man far opz
leDet. 5 Communicating bermeb er
Ret mto be f~orfteaige 9o~nfesioner
fun Biting og Smaating. Gutter bar
ct Mennef tie CO Sobn MesIsp bar Ct
W1enneife, og ION %Iaabunne tunbe
Re beg9e tugs fell. BET eelber om,
at Ri bar Qanben, iaa bebsber Ri life
at tuge bet fda nsje meb 8ogitaben
eaer airteftiftene, fom 10 besuben
fan fordnbres m.b 5iberne. Oct CT
nemIig 4unben. Del gplbsr ON; thi
ben GER leOenbe. men gogituoen libel
flaar. Sg bi fulbe ba nebig ild1
QiDet ifiel, men enIfe, at Ri bapbe
mere at bet! =
3. st bertttiget SppreSs
N q q /, tinuber ieg mig at iige, og
herfor fremferer j.g bet Der. Seq bar
nemlig life noget impb, at Met6obi=
fer er metbobiItiite, = bet podlGgo.r
here's giaDn Dem at pere. 90 ieg
Ear itts rssst imes, 1T 2~at6TransTas
er lutherfts, Blot be fisTte al benz bar
bet libt mere, enb be er. Wlen jeg bar
beItemt imob, at ben, fom briper me-
tbobiifif prdtiis, bill I.ife unber lus
therff Stag; tbi bet tjener fun til Spre
birring DC bsr berfor dnbolbes og
ftrdfes, life minbf I Dor 5ib, ba,
fom en- l9rb Manb 6ar Togt. 2utbos
licismen er bleben til SeIuitisme, og
grpteitantismen truer meb at ubz
munbe | Metbobisme. - Sg life
minbf | bort 2unb, 6por Ri FAR Mes
fbobiffer not til at beferee Mstbobise
men, uben at 2utheronerne bebsber at
hjalpe benz bermsb. Sg bill be snbe-
Zig bi0lpe benz bermeb, lab benz foa
gre fulbt Mlpor beraf pe tone rent
metbobiftiff Slas.
a. st berettiget Spsrg3s
m a al = bar ieg fagt, og MI foms
mer gepifst. = s ygeretning DIN
Gen f~prenebe banife spdnoefifslu<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-05
6eaiggerelicsmo0ernr
(Sluttet.)
?.

2ae 3eItagerne par iiffert glade
% 5erren tatnemmeIig Tor Msoet.
.9i giorbs ben gamls Grfaring ON
igen: sc, bpor qoot og lifigt bet er,
al grgbre ogiaa b tiliammen" (Pi.
1913, u, og fit en- M StabfGitelie n
por JreIiers 5orjattelie. at ban er
til Steoe mibt iblanbt Dc, naor ri
er foriamlebe ! fans Pabn. Og Itsnt
e BET at mgoeg meo greore fra for
lelige 9anter / port 2ano, baaoe
samle @enner og me Qsnner. Get
itnrter Samfunb5feleIien 6rugtbart
oa ~!pSitnrienos, aniporenbe til at IA
&C fat meo M Strait % meb mt
Moo paa 6e(liggsreliestampsn er oet,
Iaalebes / flere 9aee at forobbe zig /
0ubs Orb, at opIsfte / JGnesifnb
bebenoe 6isrter til Sub for tiIiioit at
feloss meb 6peranbre til 6errens
Raoberborb.
Gm 3irsbagen foroDbeoe pi os /
6tn6OIo til PROGRAMMED / Orbet pm
ariitus iom Dor Retfarbigbsb. Re-
farbiggsrelfen at uforifnlbt Ranoe
reb 3roen pda sSeiu ariiti eoigaBls
bige 5orioninssoFers Stnlo. Der
bleb a0barst imoo at title noeet iom
felit op peb Siben at Seiu 5orioz
nin9soRrt. Neutrality-suspicious. Ser
liqheb BIER f~rembRb.t; bens gethoz
nina Iom 9iloe til al 6e[liegsrelis
tlep tIaret. Der bteb peget pua BE-
sor6olo. Iom fan binbrs ct SUBS
Barn / at blibe | 5roens 9isbeo, %
bOorlebes bisis 5orbOlo ObsrOinOes.
5bor Bier Rudben flor for os! Der
bleb minbet ON, bOoS @aarbmisfo=
NOR glauIen engang babbe iugt, eff
ter at ban bdbbe lnft I en- naturOis
henffobelig Bog ON, at Der fdnbtes
Steoer, boor 6dbet bar en- Wil bbbt:
Sub bare Mtattet, al mine Snnber
oltToo er i9nte6s Ion bnbt neb".
8enne fsrTte Dag tunbe serne tal=
beg ct oRetfarbisgerslissmsbe". -
Og iaabanne treneer bi ~beTIdnbi9
til, ssrfem sst Ftat biiea ii! nogat
meb Dor 6efliaesr.lis.
On Onsbaeen brsjebe gpn %
Samtole zig ON ariiti OpFtunbeIi.s
araft og bans aibslIers Samfunb.
Mun forbbbebe fig /, bOab bet er at
,,gtemme bet, Tom er bugbeb" og jag.
sfter" Gulbtommsn6eben. Sub bill
fife fuIfe m q, bbab jeg bar ipnbet
! Iortiben. @i mda beller life butte
boeronbre pore Snnber. Oct,
fom er bogDeb, er bet, Iom Ri fer
iogebs efter. 9et ftul Ri MI glemme
at iage efter. SCI Ttal life rsgne meb
bet 6e1iggerelfesmual,. ri dllerebe
FAR nuaet, og bermeb bilbe os inb CT
bore TONNE til Maulst, men beTtuns
big bate pibers, os bolOe ub til Gns
rem. Der taltes ON Seiu 2ibelIers
Somfunb, bDOri bet beffob. Og hDOrs
ebes bet funbe bare noset dttrdas
barbiat. Der obborebes imOb at
lobe os optage df bsnne Sorb Cots