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The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
NOTICE.

The following-named Executors, Admin istrators and Guardians filed their Annual Accounts Current at the Jan. term, 1905 of the Drew Probate Court to come up for approval at the April Term, 1905. of said Court, as follows. to-wit:
 w Roper, guar. Josie and Hubbard Lemley, minors-first account.
 w II Roper, guar. Alice Roper, minor second account.
 w H Roper, guar. W c Roper, minor second and final account.
 w A Coker guar. Edgar Farbridge, mi nor-sixth account.
 EJ Patterson, Administrator Est. Julia Morgan, deceased-tirst account.
 NJ c Carson, Administratrix Estute F M Carson. deceased-frst account.
 Ed Bosey, Administrator Estate Violet Bosley, deceased--frst account.
 John Nelson, guar. Fannie ana Caroline Rawes-fourth account.
 And notice i, hereby given that any per son interested in any of the above named settlements are warned to come forward and file exceptions thereto. if any they have, on or before the .:second day of the April term, 1905, of this court or they will be for ever debarred from excepting thereto or any item thereof.
 Witness my hand and official seal this the 3lst. day of January, 1905.
 J. w. KIMBRO,
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
Fraud Exposed

X few commercials have lately been making and trying to sell limitations of Dr. Kings New Dis eovery for consumption, coughs, and colds. and other medicines, thereby detraunding the public This is to warn you to beware of snch people, who seek to profit, through stealing the reputation of remedies which have been success fully curing disease, for over 32 years. A sure protection, to you is our name on the wrapper. LOOK for it, on'all Dr. Kings, or Buck lens s remedies, as all others are mere limitations. H. E. BuCKLEN X CO.,, chicago, H., and Winsdor, canada.
 uarantced at soc and S1.00 by Vance Bordeaux, druggist. Trial bottles free.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
Grave Trouble ForcSeen.

It needs but little foresight, 10 tell, that when your stomach and liver are badly affected, grave trouble is ahead, unless you take the proper medicine for your dis ease, us Mr. John A. Young, O: Clay, \. T., did. She says; "I had neuralgia of the liver ana stomach, my heart was weakened and l could not eat. l WAS very bad for long time, but in Flee. tric Bitters, I found just what l needed, for they quickly releived aud curod me" Best medicine for weak women. Sold under guarantee by Vance Bordeaux, drugglst, at soc bottle.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
Town Mass Meeting.
D. T. Hyatt.

The electors of the town of Mon- ticello, Arkansas, are hereby noti- fled that there will be a mass meeting held in the Circuit Court room Friday, February 10, 1905, at ? o'clock p. m., for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices of Mayor, Recorder and five aldermen, or fixing the man. ner of ofnominating same to be elect ed in said town on Tuesday, April 4th, 1908, the next annual election,
 Patrick Henry,
 Mayor.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09

The uncertainty that surrounds the ultimate decision of a jury is traditional. No better example of it can be found than in two trials up in Iowa last week. A negro some time ago assaulted a woman and severely beat her escort when he essayed to protect her. He was first tried for assaulting the woman, and although she fully identified him, as did her escort, he was acquitted, the jury believ- ing in the alibi he set up. A few days later he was tried before another jury for the assault to kill on the girls escort. The testimo- ny for both the prosecution and the defense was identically tht same in both cases, yet he was convicted and sentenced to eight years for the lighter ofense. The same negro committed both offens- es. There was no dispute about that whatever. Hence the accus- ed was plainly either innocent of both oI guilty of both. But one jury took one view and the other took another, and probably both juries averaged about the same in intelligence. The strangest fea- ture, however, remains to be told. In the first trial the prosecuting attorney was so certain of convic- ton on the evidence that he refus- ed to waive the death penalty on q compromise sentence on plea of guilty of attempted assault. In the second trial the defense refused to accede to proposition to plea of guilty of plain assault and bat tery, so sure were they of a second acquittal. All of which reminds Us that nothing is certain but death and taxes, and that in vari- ableness q jury case give woman cards and spades Gazette.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09

The farmers are organizing all over the South and passing res olutions to plant less cotton this year. It will doubtless pay any farmer to plant no more cotton than he can dispose of at remunerative prices; but 1t should make no difference to him how high cotton is in price, he should grow enough of other crops to live on.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
It Quenches the Fires.

"Your Hunt's cure is beyond doubt the most remarkable rene dy for skin diseases ever formu- lated. For eight years l suffered almost constantly from an itching trouble the doctors called eczema. My skin was on fire, but less than one box of Hunt's cure quenched the fire. Many ot my friends have since used it on my recommends tion, and 1t never fails. Where there is an itch rub it on. It does the worK-tbat's all.'
 Mrs. Helen Whitmoro,
 clarendon, ArK,
 For sale by D. T, Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
Agonizlng Burns.

Are instantly relieved, and per feetly healed, by BuckIen's Arni- ca Salve. c. Rivenbark, Jr., Of Norfolk, Va, writes: Il bunrt my knee dreadfully; that it ,blist- cred all over. Bucklen's Arnica Salve stopped the pain, and heal ed it without scar. Also heals all wounds and sores. 25c at R. E. Vance Bordeaux druggist.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
Continual Strain.

Many men and women are con- stantly subjected to what they commonly term q continual strain" because of some financial or family trouble. It wears and distresses them both mentally and physically, affecting their nerves badly and bringing on liver and kidney ailments, with the attend ant evils of constipation, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, low vitaIi' ty and despondeney. They can not, as rule, get rid of this @eon- tinual strain" but they can reme- dy its health destroying effects by taking frequent doses of Greens August Flower. It tones up the liver, stimulates the kidneys, in sures healthy bodily functions, gives vim and spirit to ones whole being, and eventually dispels the physical or mental distress caused by that continual strain. " Tria! bottle of August Flower, 25c; reg, ular size, 75c.
 For sale by
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09

The President apparently has the joke on the Arkansas Repub- licans, while they were holding a primary election and wrang- ling over who should be appoint ed Post Master at TeXarkana, F brennan or Bicklev, the Presi- dent appointed man by the name of Roach.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
STATE OF ARKANSAS. l
 County of DrnW

STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 County of Drew.
 We, Joe Windon, Gus King and Will Dotry, three citizens of the county of Drew and householders therein, having thereto been appointed by J. P. Miles, Justice of the Peace of said county, have this day view ed certain sorrel pony horse. shown to us by Judge Sanders as an estrav. Said horse is about 8 years old and l44 hands high; and we do value said horse to be worth the sum of thirty dollars.
 Will Dotry, Joe Windon,
 Gus King,
 Appraisers. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 28th day of December, 1904.
 J. P Miles, J. P. We. R. T. Wells. W. T. Tool aad W. c. Robinson, three citizens ot the county of Drew and householders therein, having thereto been appointed by J. E. Farley. a Justice of the Peace of said county, have this day viewed certain dun horse, shown to us by Cooper Lyle as an estray Said horse is about 5 years old and we do value him to be worth the sum of thrty-five dol lars. R. T. Wells,
 W. T. Tool,
 W. c. Robinson,
 Appraisers. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of January. 1905.
 J. k Farley, J F. W ANTE D-An old colored couple who desire good home light work in family of three good house to live in; liberal wa ges. Apply at once to
 Bernhardt, le s.4t. Dumas, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
Attention! Farmers!

Do you need good tenant or reliable help of any kind' If so, write us at once to "The South Western Immigration Bureau, , Room 5o4, Colorado Building, Washington, D. C.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
Poisons in Food.

Perhaps you don't realize that many poisons originate in your food, but some day you may feel T twinge of dyspepsia that will convince you. pr. Kings Now Life Pills are guaranteed 10 cure all sickness due to polsons of un- digested iood-or money back. 25c at Bordeaux drug store. Try them.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
Test Its Value.

Simmons Liver Purifier IS the most valuable remedy I ever tried for constipation and disordered liver. It does it's worK thorough Iy, but does not gripe like most remedies of it's character. cer- tainly recommend t whenever the opportunity occurs.
 NJ. T. Tomlinson,
 Oswege, Kansas. Price 25c per box. For sale by
 D. T. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
MoNTICELLoNfAN,
Monticello,

Monticello, Ark.
 l send you true copy of the ocalled { (Hardy) squirrel bill. The people seem to have a wrong impression of this bill;.. you will see that 1t only applies to the so called "pot-hunter" and does not prohibit any one from killing squirrels for their own use.
 By the request of some parties in Drew county l amended the bill in the house to include Drew county.
 Drew county was stricken from the bill in the Senate and when the bill is called up in the House Twill move to recede from House amendment and concur in Sen ate bill in deference to many citizens of the county who know nothing about the bill The bill IS of minor importance to our people one way or the other. 1 will not be able to send the peo= pie any papers, as the bill WIS vetoed. The Senate attempted +D ,Doee, +la IN,1l ,>,rav 1-a+D o,, I there was only five votes in ia vor oft. It is conceded here that the paper and stamp bill is dead
 Hope you will publish the en- closed bill and my statement concerning same, that the people may know the truth.
 Your friend,
 D. E. Barker.
 "A bill for an act entitled an act to prohibit any person or persons from killing any squirrel for the purpose of barter, sale or exchange, from selling in any way any squirrel killed; and to prevent the hiring or employing any person to kill squirrels, in the counties of Calhoun, Ouachi- ia, Union and Monroe and fix ing punishment for violating the same "
 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GEN ERAL ASSEMBLY, OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS:
 Section | Hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to kill or pursue with intent to kill, any squirrel in the counties of Calhoun, Ouachita, Union and Monroe, for the pur- pose of selling, bartering or eX- changing the same in any way. Section 2 That 1t shall be un. lawful for any person or persons toseN, barter or exchange in any way, any squirrel or squirrels, which has been killed in the counties oi Calhoun, Ouachita, Union and Monroe.
 Section 8. That 1t shall be un- lawful for any person or persons 10 hire or employ iti any way, any other person or persons to Kill any squirrel or squirrels in the counties of Calhoun, Quaehi-
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09

Fifty-three degrees below zero Is what the Montana people ex- perienced i'll the way of cold weather, last week. The cold waye'was general all over the United States.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09

The Missouri Legislature is still struggling with the election of q United States Senator. Our neighbors made a grave mistake when they turned over their po- litieal affairs to the Republicans
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09

Bryan called on President Roose- welt at the White House several days ago, and was accorded q cor dial greeting. He chatted with the president for ten or fifteen minutes, and in the course of the talk commended the president for his action in regard to railroad leg islation. When one honest man comedies to another honest man (and former rival) credit for q good deed done, the sel6shness and ambition that as d rule dominate politics are forgotten and patriot ism is brought to the foreground
 This incident reminds us of the possibilities of an even tempered policy if pursued by both parties. Too much bitterness in politics blinds good men to the deeds of other good men and the public oft en sutTers.-Helena World
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09

Tue Legislature passes a few bills over the Governors veto. Just to show him, NC suppose, that he Is not the whole rhense :,
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
EdItorIa7.

All of the Northern rivers are frozen over.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Clerk of Probate Court.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

'".JpU9PltS @tuYlct W tlle IIpl4t
jurioiit 4ienoelie Tan tpinge bore nu-
parenoe Asiurere6e til at gipe Mf-
Ffalo paa 0e efsiiterenoe @oIicer, er
bet miolerti6 NIT &aab, at etbpert
'lopalt MeoIem AT M%siuroncen. for al.
fftstte en- go6 Sag. bill 1l6tage Sc npc
Rolicer. @pao man til Dato bar ino.
betalt, oil blipe fuIot l,b frebiteret.
% man maa bel erinore, at mar Sc
IS PCT. en- Sang bIiber inobeta(t, ga
bill ben erbol6te fpittere6e 8oIice.
bore ct @proipapir (collateraD for
bpilfet ben Msiurereoe, ON ban gnffer
bet eller tr9nger 1ertiI, tan Iaa,,e
Be1tge 11oget ban abiolut life
t1ntoe gibre me6 ben 8olice, Ser til
.Dato lar Daret l1ofteot, bpor ban,
fom belfien6t, moa betale iaa lanae
BON leper. Seq oppeIlerer oerfor paa
Oct in~oitenoigite til enbber Bolice.
SOLDER at man efterfommer oenne
Anmooning, baaoe for beres egen
ION Tor SammeniI,ltningens gfplo,
faa bi burtigft mu1igt fan fomme
spaa en- itabiI SOB. gamtiioig Der.
1'reo beoes De lofaIe Msiurance.@as
feesrrtelre ct bore MeoIemmerne bebinl-
5plige paa bette Dmraaoe. TiIoe, SET.
.1I1l1Faaatte snffem mere inoogdaenbe.
sdsorflorita Set me Msiuranee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
SAYS 6 tie + m a II 5.

De Soreneoe Stater bar mi
1tet cit af fine beolte Spnner og
&rnlioent &ooiebelt lin flogeite %
opgtigite &aa6giper - Sobn Son.
Ser er for 9iebliffet intet for 2a,1-
bets COMMUNICATION mere brenoen6e
Spsrgsmaal en1 bbem ser ifal blipe
bans @fterfslger. Ebt bel eiterlob
Sen afbpoe Statsmano lit 9eparte-
mel1t i fortrinlig Sr6el1, og ser er
for Siben i1een 0anlfelige MffGrer
at or0ne me6 nogen an6elt Magt.
Men hi leper / cit lroltg Siosaloer,
og ingerl fan iige, bpao Morge,1oage',
Tan bringe at &ml0er, Ser freezer
giebltftelig 9psning. Get CT 30 cit
2Dffe for 9onbet, at af0p0e Yre1t=
oent Mc&inlep Dopbe ct ~betpocltgt
Salient til at finGe fine 9;Glpere %
&aabgtpere, % al bem finoss Ser
enbm. mango, iom itaor / 6eres fl,l=
Sc aan6elige &raft og err reoe til at
poe Mcaimleps gfternianh sen iam-
ME Stptte. 9lonot 0:sie CT Ser i|pr
TO, fom iamler Sffeutiiabebens .Gp-
mGrfiombeo ON fig / Ior6inoelic
mes Stots=I epartementet. Gen ene
er &riasminilter Snft, Ser liae li0en
Sen ipanlf=amerifanlfe &ria bar be-
ret iao ME forbunoen meo Momini=
ltrationen / forlficllise Gaenlfaber,
at ban moo antages at pGre fnlo:
in6e / ellie hens gnfcltbeber. Der
er Dog nGppe Gonoipulig6eo fer, at
bon oil toge Sans @ierning op. San
er for meget at eli uall arouno"
Monb, % bans %aobenbare Mipiratio=
ner / Metning al Hreli0enttSGoe ptl
nGppe beller gtpe bnn1 Sen fornpo=
ne Ho til at beDdnOle llOettr15saf=
fGrerne. @ere ianoipnligt er Set, at
@libl1 &oot, tialigere &%rigsminiiter,
bil blipe Statslefretpr. Set er
tpipliomt, ON ser fin0eS l1oge,t
Man0, ser egner fig be6re for Stil=
lingen- e!1b ban.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
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8; funoe for noele Tiger Iioe,1
Meooele, at Der. 6olf, Misiouris npe
Btucrnpr, bapbc ipGrtlot. ct &ors-
log mpo al Sen ltgu0eligbeo, ser bio-
I'll BAR goaet / Snang / bans 5tot,
RoonIiJ / ct. 2oltis og set omlig=
senoe County, p9 at set bar lDffeoes
BAN ii foa Ssnoagsia(ocncn ofifof=
Jet / SEN 9p, iooieoes at SC oriffelplt=
re moattc tp til Sl(inoisiiben al
Nisiislippi fer at foa oercs Seliig=
oaaStu:it lil,ffet. Snoo ertel1 I'LL Scr.
Goft har lpGnot lin Meformbue for
bit, ioo ban life oar forrnuact at
aoEoe Sen i Stilling, eIler bans
6iGfpere er faloet / Spnn = liffert
sr set ct ct. 2ol1is So, uoenfor lelpe
8nen ct. 9o1is bor bapt ct Sill
5ageial0, ser bar giort Silitanoel1
sgrrc ems nogeniin0e fsr. siolte
Ssnoa1 lto6 bner eneite Soloonosr
iSt. 9olis So. pio oaben, % bele
Staoen par pao en- bills Spree,
uoen at ser fra Mutboriteternes Si6e
efep rert Ell &aono for at itonoic
nb9ienet. Otter Siqenoe lfol set
trre Sc lofale Mutboriteter, JONI boz
rer Sfploen for 6ctte r8reot", %
let ifnl I'LL rere @uperngrens 6eu=
6gt at 9jcnnemfpre SgnoagsIufnin=
gen ties Militarets @iGlp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
arbci1erne iom $ a NJ
! ~ oeIspare.

Sc Nfilprineer, iom Gbicago
@ronoiurps l1noerlegelier bar bragt
pr Gagen / Jorbin6eli e meo Suite
areifen 6,lr0e r9re Ell 2ere for Nr=
5eiberne en- life alt for bIin6t at
fole poa De Menb, ser tiolig og TENT
Jar N%rbeioernes @eI poo 2pberne.
Oct er life ferite Gong, at oct bar
siit Jig, at iaafal6te 2eoere intet on-
Jet er ems 8looin5ere, Der ialeer
here's 6slgeres Belfer6 efter eget
6orgo6tbefin6en0e, erfl9rer Streife,
1oar cit Mrbejosgiber fieber Dem Ser.
Ill for at ruinere en- &onfnrrent oa
a nillig til at betale EFT tilitreffelig
hi Bris for bette, og ertl9rer strei<
len bGpet, naar @eitiffeliesfumme,n,
3er ifal betales 2eoeren, er bgi NOT.
Roar Slpngler al arbei6sgipere %
6lpngler al arbeioerleoere i1aor fig
Rmmen ON at uonptte N~rbeioerre,
% o:sfe la6er fig tube prerne fuloe
On Den Sper, bborme6 2eoerne or
tei6er for 6eres 8el, fan set life ret
oel unoaaaes, at set bliper Mrbei.
aerue, iom tommer til at betaIe Gill
d.
81 fer lite, at ser er nogen ierlis
Bruro til at tale ON Ell fri. feluitan-
Dig og oplpit s(rbejoeritan6, r1aar
anooanne 6or6olo fan fr%elnfon1nre
prn De, ON bbilfe Der bringes Op-
bsninger / @ranoinrpens @apport.
Dg bisie er enooa lanat fra Sc par-
ak. Sra an0re '8anter fremlraqes
aer lanat flarere 8epiier for, / bill
In Grao Nrbe.. oerne Iooer Tia oripe
% banole mes at llnionernes 2coere
g 5orretningsagenter. &pao maa
mon t. Gfs. iige ON oen llbtalelie en-
At De itrejfen6e Suite bos 6irnnoet
&ontgomerp @oro & 60. bar frem-
It til 5orfatteren at en- MrtifeI on,
8icago Streiten ! ,@euoers Maga-
5ine1. Son uotalte Iigefrem, at Or
seiberne lite snifeoe at itrejfe, foroi
= lite baboe @aab til at gjere set.
Observation-Disclosures er lite set
11n11ll1le JON eller faa bsi ION Mr.
s~ejoslsnne,t. &a1 babe inaen
Anelfe ON, at Ser set &ele efsiitere-
e sn- Streife bIanot sperfferne, fgr
AHfeitreifen ororeoes spmpatbi#
neo oenne. Jirmaet betalte $3.50
sber ben ~affOroereoe llnion agn, %
1e 5aboe olorig paret %l1operens.
efrrmelie al nogen art. Men gtrei.
e filloe 6er pGre, og streife bleb
aers Jog Der par Nenee ben for
s2s0erl1e s ;;S.Sg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

anflasebe Mrbejberlebere. Otter
omtrent en-. Maaneos un6eriggeller
far 0ran6iurpen / Goof @onntD,Gb
cago, / 2er0aes u6iteot Mnflagcr
moo Is &reii6enter, Sefreterer og
5orretningsagenter / Sc forifiellige
<ife-llnioncr, Ser bar 6eltaget / ben
longparige 8uiteitreife, for at bobe
inogaaet Sammenibergelie for at
ftaoe Sirmaet Montgomerp @arb &
SO. gnobioere err ser n6feroiget
Nnflase moo 3 Me6lemmer at @uife<
ltnioncrne for 0berfal6 / moroeriif
Seniigt, iamt moo M9no, Yrqiis
oentel1. og Sefreterea for Sllinois
/, Brtct SO. % Breiioenterne for Mur-
TENS % Serracotta Mrbeioerues
Union % for Observation-Disclosures
Union for Sammenipergelie-om at
r11inere Nnritens- % Eerracotta So
brifonter, Der life tilbsrte @uriteus
Jabritanternes 8r,.it. Goru6en De
oirefte anflaeer bap6e @ranoinrpen
ltofaroigt en- mesef omfattenoe oe.
grnnoig @apport, / bpilfen Ser br11-
ges meget iterfe llotrpf ON 2eoelien
|af Nrbeioerbeppgefien / gbicago,
|iom figes at babe baret ! &en6erne
paa rmoralfe Speodlife" Ser bar be-
nDttet aIle MioIer til at presie Ser.
sge of beoerIige 5orretningsmeno /
ollie Stillinger % Sag. Set paabi.
leg, bporleoes Ser eientagne @ange
Ier inoaaaet Ooerengfomiter mellem
Hrbpjoerleoere % Gabrifanter ON at
begDnoe streifer MOB pisie 5iirmaar
for at tjerne oisie fom aonfl1rren.
tel, % at Der CT betalt ArbeoerIeoer-
ne betpbeIige Summer oerfor, belt
55oop til $4,000. glnrot 6e MnfIageoe
er ben nllberen6e meget omialte
8rqiioent for sen internationole
anffenuion 8. Bsbea liant ben tio-
ligere BrRfioent Mlbert young.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

Set maa pere far0eles tilfreos-
itillenSe for en- Mrbei6er at maatte
inoremme, at ban lite er a,t6et ems
ct &e6ifab for fine 2e6ere, % at ban
fl1n er Ell al De Sl1iinoer % after
G1iinoer, ser laoer fig bebanote paa
famine Moo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
S aneepo etere ellie
> b 3 + d e.

Ser or for 5iren life min6re ems
10000 rusiiife arigsfanger / So
pa11, moaife Sallet naar op til 1OO,=
900, men / bpert 0ol6 er Set ct meget
bit Sal. Sen @aaoe, Dborpaa
otsie Sanger bliner be6anble6e, er
Set bcoIte 8epts for set beie Stono=
plinft, S%apaneierne inotager iom
&rlturfolf. Sterite0elen al 6isie
Sanger bgrer til set man er pant til
at faloe u0e lapere @asier" / &us-
lano, uoioen6e, opertroiife, nteo Sc
ipageit mulige 8egreber ON Menltg<
be6 % 6ens 8etpSring for Sun6beo
og @eluGre. Set er Sc aller ferre-
lte al Dem, Ser fan leie eller ifribe.
6or oiSie Soft bliper Janselipet bos
S%apaneIerne en- belt ny Mabenbaring.
Sapaneierne, Der enonl, / Manbs
Minoe bar ct temmelig ner barbariif
5olf, anpenoer nemlig f1lbt mo .Ebe
@ol6en &ule" paa De rltsiiife Sat-
ger. Disie faar goo og nel tillapet
6e6e, barme og rene 8le6er, 8a6e
% belt isiennem en- 5un6beospleie,
iom De al6rig ! bele- 6eres tioligere
2euetio bab6e 6rsmt ON fun6e blipe
ct almin6eligt @enneife til Gel. %
bpao mere CT: Sapaneierne ffaffer
De fangne Sol6ater l1noerbisuing al
forifiellig Mrt / 6eres eget Sprog:
@,lsierne paa rusiif, @oIafferne paa
polft oip. 6angeliuet i Sapan bill
iiffert for mango af oe l.pioenoe, for
f,teoe @usiere blipe 8orter, Der oab-
ter fig til en- rp aanoelie @eroen, ON
bbis 9ilperelie Sc life tioligere bap-
De oremt.
Set er faftiife GorboIo Der beret<
tes ON os lite ct Gorisg paa at TITLE
N%apaneierne op paa en-. Hieoeital,
bpor De lite bsrer biemme. Dg meo
oft bette er Der bog aoifiIIige Of bore
&iemmefariiaere, Der finder set rig
tigt at lutte ober Sapaneierne TOM
ct .6enningefolf". Sonot moi, sSo-
paneierne bar lite iom &eIbeo eno-|
,;n befjen6t iig til 8riitenoommers
3opeoianobeoer. Men i6et Sc i
Erafsis uosper en- al 6isie, Mnite
fGrliabeoen % 816et ON at elite fin
Iicnoe, bar De biit, at &c CT mobta-
.gelige for ben aanoelige Naobirf.
ming, iom 4~riitenoommen tilbpoer /
ben RoIelte 6orm. Set bar at enife,
at De Mationer, man bel rprneit for
Ell Gifts 5fplb faI0er voe friItne"
flere emo en- 8etni1g biIoe felge Sa-
paneiernes gfsempeI ogreiiesen gu.
alrt1a1llitetens 8pgt1ing paa Ben @ruao-
..p,o'llioo, iom De allerebe eier Ben friit.
ne 2Rre % 8%efienoeIie, men iom i
alt for mango EiIfpIoe lite bIipers
anoet eno font Munogpeir.
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