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The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
Saved by the Cherry.

Not long ago "Eddie" Foy, one of the principal comedians in 'Piff, Paff, Pouff," at the Casi- no, was presented to a lady prominent in New York religious and charitable enterprises. She declared herself happy to meet the man who had made such a display of such true heroism at the Iroquis Theater fire.
 The actor bowed, blushed and backed away gracefully.
 "But stay, stay, MT. Foy''she Cried. ''They tell me yoQ are a very clever performer. 1 think, after you have proved yourself such a brave man, you must also be a good one; and 1 would take the children to see you at the Casino had I not heard that the entertainment is cocktail. :"
 "Madam don't let that deter you. Bring the children and tell them not to look at anyone, but me. You see, madam 1 am the temperance ingredient in the de- 
 coction. I'm the Cherry-Pitts- burg Dispatch.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
J. Vance Lewis Dead.

Alr. J. Vance Lewis, father of Will and Charley Lewis, formerly of Yuma, died in Los Angeles last Friday from pneumonia, complicated by chronic heart trouble. The pneumonia attack resulted from cold contracted while at Goldfeld, Nevada.
 ton, D. C., and located on the Colorado river in Yuma valley, his two sons hav- ing preceded him, and invested con- siderable money in land there He and his sons left Yuma about year ago for the new gold fields of Nevada, where they organized the Real Estate Title Abstract Company, and Mir. Lewis was president of this company unti. his death.
 Mr Lewis was lawer of considera- ble note and personally compiled book largely used in law offices at the pres ent time, known as Leading Gases on the Public Land Laws.
 MT. Lewis when a young man lived at Plattsmoutb, Neb., where the editor of this paper knew him in 1S6S>as an expert abstracter in the office of Dan Wheeler, He leaves widow and four children-Charles H., William H., Ev- elyn H. and married daughter, Mrs. CasSell Severance. Mrs. Lewis and her two daughters are at present in Washington, md William H. is at Goldfeld, where he was interested with his father.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
SENTINEL.
 YHn1a, ArizoIe
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1905.
Azl
Fruits.

The list of fruits that can be successfully grown in the vicini- ty of Yuma is a very long one. As especially desirable for prof it to the producer, the following may be mentioned; Apricots, peaches, pears, plums, prunes, nectarines, grapes pomegran
 ates, almonds, olives, oranges, lemons, lines and grape fruit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
Senator Elkins of West Virgin

Senator Elkins of West Virgin ia, who is the head of the Senate committee on Interstate Com merce has announced Nov. 21 as the day for the convening of this committee. The first Session will be held at 3 o'clock m the afternoon. Senator FHoraker of the committee is dangerously i'll and it is doubtful if he will be present, but the bill which he has prepared will be taken up at an early session as we'll as other bills before the Committee hav- ing railway rate legislation in view.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

The President gave notice in his speech at Mobile that he ex- pected renewed opposition to she Canal and there is no doubt that the great interoceanic rail- way lines have not yet abandon ed the hope of frustrating the canal enterprise, or at least de laying it's completion for fifteen or twenty years. Their agents and attorneys are on the floors of the House ana Senate, and the contest between the President, backed by the people of the United States, and the great cor porations fighting both against the canal and rate surveillance by the Government, will be one of the bitterest and most deter mined ever seen in Congress. Congressman Hay and others have announced that they will demand an investigation relative to extravagant canal eXpendi lures, but it is said that the ad ministration will take the wind out of their gas bags by furnish ing papers and reports before they can get the elusive legisla- tive eye of Uncle Joe Cannon and ask for them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

A physician at Bordeaux, France, was called on to graft an eyelid on a man whose face had been shockingly brned, As there was no healthy skin left near the eye, he partly severed a piece of skin from the mans Sefs arm and kept the arm in eoqBsact with theeye for ten days. The eperation was complete success,
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
Great Corn Crop.

Lincoln, Oct, 28.-The Ne braska corn crop shows an in crease of more than 16,000,00C bushels over last year. This is the statement issued by the bu- reau of industrial statistics. The crop this year amounts to 243, SIS, 244 bushels, valued at S97, 4S5, ,297, 60.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

cheeks of merriment, and mourn ing mufles mirth. They tell us that is death. The song of the bird is the soul of melody, and the laughter of the child is the melody of the soul.
 The joys of youth are the bios sons of hope; manhood gathers the golden fruits. But death robs the bird of it's song, and steals laughter from the lips of childhood. Death plucks the blossom of youth, and-turns the golden fruits of manhood to ash es on the lips of age.
 Poor bird! is there no brighter cline, where thy sweet spirit shall sing forever in the tree of life? Poor child! is there no bet ter world where thy soul shall wake and smile in the face of God? Poor old, tired man, is it all of life to live? Is it all of death to die? Is there not a heaven where thy tottering age shall find immortal youth, and where immortal life shall glorify thy face? It must be so; it must be so!
 "A solemn murmur in the soul, tells
 of g. world to be,
 As travellers hear the pillows roll,
 before they reach the sea-"
 There must be a God. We look up through the telescope into the blue infinite and catch glimpses of his glory. We see millions of suns, flaming like archangels on the frontier of stellar space. And still beyond we see in ten thousand fields of light crowns and shields and spiral wreathes of stars, islands and continents of suns floating on boundless opal seas. And are there no worlds like ours, wheeling around the suns? Are there no eyes but ours to see those floods of light? Are there no sails on those far-away sum- mer seas? No wings to cleave those crystal airs?
 Surely there connot be a uni verse of stars without a universe of worlds, and reason teaches us that there cannot be a universe of worlds desolate of life.
 We turn from the telescope and look down through the mi croScope, and it reveals in sin gle drop of water a tiny world teeming with animal life, with forms as perfect as the human body yet invisible to the naked eye. It cannot be denied that some power beyond this world created them. We know that they must perish, and that we must die, and we know that the power that created them and us, and the stars above us, lives on forever.
 Therefore, somewhere beyond this world, there is infinite pow CT and eternal life. Let us hope that the Christ who whispered "peace" to the troubled waters of Galiiee, has whispered "peace" to the troubled soul of the departed Senator, and that his tired eyes have opened tc the light of bllssful immortality. Bob Ta ylor's Magazine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
Governor Taylor at the Tomb of
 Isfam G. Harris.

IsEfam G. Harris.
 I come to drop flower of love and reverence on the grave of Isham G. Harris, in the name of the State which he served so long and so we'll. If all the no ble deeds he has done for his country and for his fellow man were flowers, 1 could gather a million roses from the hearts of Tennesseans tonight. What ever else may be said of him, he was an honest man. His heart was the temple of truth, and his lips were it's oracles. He loved his native land, and loyalty to duty was his creed. He lived a long and stormy life; he died a hero.
 The summons came to him in the triumphant hour of the State, when the centennial bells were ringing out the old cen tury and ringing in the new. In the glorious noontide of Ten nessee's joyful jubilee, when the trumpets of peace were pouring out the soul of music on the sum mer air, he heard the solemn call of another trumpet, which drowned all the melodies of this world. He saw the shadow of an invisible wing sweep across bis pillow, a pallor came over his face, his heart forgot to beat, there was only a gasp, a sigh, whisper "I am tired, " and tired eyelids were drawn like purple curtains over tired eyes; tired lips were closed for ever, tired hands were folded on r a motionless breast.
 1 The mystery of life was yelled in the mystery of death. What is life? What is death? To-day we hear bird singing in the treetop; they tell us that is life. Tomorrow the bird lies cold and stiff at the root of the tree. 1t will sing it's song no more. They tell us that is death. A babe is born into the world. It opens it's eyes to the light of day and smiles in the face of it's loving mother. And they tell us that is life. The child wanders from the cradle into the sweet fairyland of youth, and dreams among it's flowers. But soon youth wakes into manhood, and his soul is afire with ambition. He rushes into the struggle of real life and wins his way from the log cabin to the gubernato- ral chair. The lightnings begin to leap from the gathering clouds of war, the thunders begin to fall around him, but he stands like a lion at his post, and when the dreadful shock at Shilo comes, where the flower of Ten nessee are rushing to glory and the grave, through the rifted smoke 1 see him kneeling on the bloody field, with the peerless Albert Sidney Johnson dying in his arms.
 At last his flag goes down in blood and tears; he is exiled from his country. But the clouds soon clear away and he returns in triumph, to be clothed by the people with greater power than ever before, and to sit like ar uncrowned king in the highest council of the nation until his raven locks turn white as snow
 But the scene shifts again, and, as we are called from ou1 revelry to stand around the cof- fin of our matchless Senator,
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

On sober second thought the Japanese have concluded that the treaty with Russia is about the right thing, and secured all that would not have cost more than it came to.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

President Roosevelt has or dered that the probe be inserted in all branches of the govern ment. Now won't there be a merry time.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
Alfalfa is the most c

Alfalfa is the most certain crop that can be grown in the world;- it never fails and is al ways marketable. Once seeded, it grows year after year, for how long is not known. The oldest field near Yuma is twelve years old, and as good as ever.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

It is estimated that the gold shipments from Yukon territory, Alaska, for the season of 1905, will amount to about S6,000,00
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

There is so much talk in poll tics it is no wonder women think they ought to be in it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

Maybe people would crowd to the churches the way they do to the theaters if they had to pay.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

Mexlco's gold production for the year 1904 was $10, 405, 226; an increase of S494, 748 over that of the year 1943,
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
BAD! BAD!l BAD!!!

Bad blood comes from bad digestion bad stomach, bad liver. bad kidneyS-at- tended with bad, foul breath coated tongue. bad taste, bad headaches bad Xkpetitc and kindred symptoms. Bad as elese all arc. and serious as are the dis to which they lead. Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery comes to the relief and ere of all these by regulating and invigol ating STOMACH. LIVER. BOWELS and KIDNEYS. and putting all these organs in good order.
 rGolden Medical Discovery contains no alcohol. opium or other harmful drugs; neither does it contain sugar or syrup, which are injurious to sony, ,stom- achs. Without any or thcS@ 1t retains its pleasant taste and marvellous healing qualities in the most trying climate. Don't let d selfish medicine seller cheat you out of your health by giving you 8 substitute. He's only looking out for Q larger profit. not for ye'lr good. Shun him. Honest. unSeltiSh dealers receln- mend the vGolden Medical Discovery"
 rThat your remedies are not for the few but for the 7nGlly is evident, for 1 personally know of many scores of persons Tn this city who hayS been restored to health and strength ny your medicines" thus writes Henry Landsheft. ksc., Alderman in 17th Ward Buffalo. N Y., of 1904 Jefferson Street uI know that Dr. Picrce'S Golden Medical Discovery is most valuable in cases Of de- ranSeTnenJ or the liver, nUFlns ldkeI Iif0 medicine some two years ago when had a bad attack of liver trouble, and never used a medicine before that did me so much good. l have known pr. Pierce for twenty six years. and do not wonder at his success for he is a physician and man of sterling qualities. is possessed of extraordinary skill and he has in his Sanitarium a corps of Spe- cialists who are chosen because of their unusual knowledge and professional skill"
 If suffering from any obstinate, finger ing ailmeut. write to Dr. Pierce and get, free of charge. sound medical advice. He has the counsel and assistance of 0 large staff of expert specialists.
 The Peoples Common Sense ssS.Ss Medical Adviser. by R. V. 53 Pierce, NJ. D., Chief Consult ProFiLss ing Physician to the Inva- E 1m4. (.,ESSs (.,cE5SS.s lids Hotel and Surgical EzAE k5ssss Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. S@aTsr HE'lT1' Paper bound FREE on re- ceipt Of 21 one-cent stamps k x, for mailing Only; or cloth
 R bound for 3f cents. Address
 tE the Author, as above.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08
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The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-08

If the throne of Russia is not tottering, it is tremendously shaken.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

Iom er at Sanbbeb, fan life laane
Ore til fallts 9~eifblbninger mob BAN
% bans Care. 3. 29s life en- BOG,
fOrbi ben er M os afminbeIis popu-
Iar. @ent ct Qar, og on bill mad4
Ife blipe fparet for ben uleilig6eb.
Zen atbenite Slna9. Der snIter bel
npe fsr bet fdnbe, er b~Derten funb Ell
Ter intellectual.
aes 8egerneS gogl 9ibelen er
SoIen paa 9imIen, omftins bbilten
ole andre gube Bigger fun ifinner
fom planeterl Gas bens Siftorie,
tens 8;Ografier, bens aoOe, bens
Profetier. og frem for aft bens Gran.
9elium, Der aabenbarer os SSeius &ris
Itus Tom 5relier og 6erre.
Sin MIG 8ogenl" idJbc ben Oe-
enbe Nnlter Scott. .6pilten gog2"
Ipurgte bans Setret9r. Der er tim
cen 8og!" ioarebe 0igteren % rate
fin 6uanb ub mob 9l6efen Ser lla
pdd 8orbet. Der er Iioer / Gioei,
"a Der fun finbes cen 300 / gsrten.
0enne Bog giber Chs i Merte. Gtprz
fe / SOagbeO, 9%ejeonin9 / Sorlegens
feb, @isoom / 9unfttliq6sb oa 6aab
Ii llptte. 2as ben oG eft ben, 16i
ben er ben toit6areite literGre 6fat.
Iom Menneitene bar flcet / Sic. 5
JorbolO til Den bt6sli,e og triIeli9e
9asning ituI Sfsn6ebsliteruturen tur
oare iom 9esierten iii De oogIige
W}aaltiber. Del er darIfs bebageliat
meb en- Smule 0esicrt; men ipiIer
man en- bel tor pott: Spltetpi til
Mibbdg, og lober @drtcIlerns Itaa -
pif man o6iolut fa1 Dlaoepine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
On gOogog.

Strebelig, bog itert er nDlig uos
gipet paa bort 6orlagsbus / Blair.
Nebr. Oprinbelig er 8ogen ItreOen
paa 3pit. men ~operIat pua gobt 8anIf
at W. p, 9l9bel. 9dn itdl bape
3af, foroi ban bar ifsrt ben en- oanff
0ragt. og 5orlugsbuiet. forbi bet
Tiger bens llb~breoelie. Seq baaber,
at ben lille BOG mao soe ct goot
9art iblanbt oanIte 29iere.
gogen .Strsbelig, bog tart" fill
brer en- f~orGlbreles, meget inbItrGn=
fet. %forfuet og bunblet, frpgtu9tig rg
tilbageboloenbe, inbeiluttet inbtil nGz
ten lltilgGngeligFeo, men from life
0reng, Der | 0errens it9rte 6duno
bleb til itor 9elfignelie for fine Oms
gipelier.
Zen er meqet interesfant, n9iten
~Ip4noenbe. Man bliper life fri for
RauleItit unber bens 29sning. Sars
NE, 8eitGmmelie, Mebpnt og ems eget
Qnii9ts 8luelIe bptter Roqe | ems
6ierte. Wan merter SUBS altIeens
be og ~ranIagenbe gje, Der frembrdqer
Iad mango msrte Y!etter / ems eget
9ib. 6prben, Der life bar Haab til
al mite nogen men ,9dar efter bet
table 6aar, til ban timber oet". 9aor
Ipgenbe % finbenbe 9ennem bisf'
gtobe.
.Strebelig, bog itart" fuas / 9u=
Nib 2ut6. publ. 6oufe, Blair, Nebr.
Den er pau 70 Siber og toiter inbs
bunoen % Gents.
Senb efter ben. Den egner iig for
gsrn, hinge og life minbft for Sors
9lbre.
Seq sniter, at ben moa blibe iaft
/ 6pert sneite Siem iblunbt bort
Bolt. 9. s. Eftersaarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
grep fra 6ranflin, Minn

Ser er en- beI M9n9be Meoicinz
Qebolere, Der terer runbt / bette og
be o~mliggeube Gountber, i9l9enbe
Ioafulbte Mebiciner og Qinimenter.
Solicit er %lottet, ia n9iten tpunget til
al tebe - og be fan faa bisfe Wtez
biciner paa n9Iten bOilte Iom BELT
8etingelier.
5iltrobs for bette er Der imiblerz
tio beitanbig en- @fterfpgrgiel efter
Or. Qeter's aurifo Der. Wfin !0u1tru
% jeg, iom begge CT temmelig bit
pppe / Marene %, fom naturligt er.
bar be9bnbt at fele ben Sbagbeo,
Iom Mlberen mebfsrer, timber, at bet
er os n9iten umuli9t at bore ben
Foruben. Gn DOTS engdng imelem
Innes at form bore &r9fter og gibe
ps nbt 2ip. 9et er ben bebite Miebi=
Gin, Ri np9en Sinbe bar trufet pad.
4ae be, Iom bar prepet ben, flyer
bet famine. 0ans 8. 8obum."
Or. peter's &uritu f%orpn9er De
gamle og giper 8rafter til be fboge.
Get er ingen 4potbet : Webicin, men
ct eammelt, tibsprspet 29gemibbei.
al llrter % &ebber. Den
forbanbles sennem 4genter birefte
til Solicit. Mbresi Ter: 0r. peter
Sabrnep. 112s114 Soutb !Sopne u
penue, gbicago. S0inois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
GGtfelie.

Der bar | ben ienere Sto n9rei
Tfrepet en- Del / pore Blade ON B9fs
telien | Nules og ON, at Der ogido
trqnote til at fomme en- FABIAN 09t.
telle ben oper bort 6olt Der | Nme.
rita. - ga, Oisieli9 er Der 9rans til
en- iuno Os fono 8Gttelie iblanot
bort 5olt, o9 jeg dntdger, at ale
Subs gern lanees efter en- iaaban
9atteliestib iblanot os isen, iom Ri
bobbe for no9le 4ar tilboge, en- fad'
ban bejlie aanoelig 5~oroorstib, bpot
BET nbe 2ib | Sub brpber frem | 9rO.
a~auliebeb, aopfang o9 8etenbelie.
boor Der for bar uonbelis Dsb oq
@inter. Men lab os life slemme, al
bet life altib ian bore 6prdar, Der
moa tomme en- Sommer bogefter.
bpori S9ben f9tter aerne / Mfiei
og mobnes TT 5sftens Dag. Wet
andre Orb uben 8iIeber, bet mao
blipe til noget anbet oe mere enr
9atteIie, .Glers bliOer Der inaen ga.
rigbeb og 0erbi | bet o%onbeliee Gin,
BET mao tomme til fanb Ompenbelfe
blipe til ct aib Il 5e1iessrelfe, er
5ro, Der er birtfom | 8arlisbeb oc
I 4rbejbe for syefus fetter 3arnet
frugt.
Gn FABIAN Sommerbas, tror iee
oi bar baft noget af | bort Sumfunt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
Sra g9ffelien | Storage.

9i babbe t9nft at Ifripe noget ON
9GttelIen / @ngldnb og Norqe og od
tiaige ON 8GtfelIe / NlminbeIigbeo.
Wlen benne Sang 6liper BET life til
noget. 5 bets Steb bill hi labe Sri
iteligt 9agblab"s &orrefponbent
berette birette fra &riitiania. Oct,
Der anfsres, er nGrmeIt ira en- Gam
tale meb en- ung preit, fom leper
meb / benne 8ettelie. Gfter en-
DEL ~inbebenbe gkmartnin9er Nm
3ilitrsmningen til Wsberne o. l.
fortTatter aorrefponoenten:
Den unge prait, ieg far IIaaet
5slge meo, bar leDet meb / 09ttel-
fen Dag efter Dag, inart bjemme
lit eaet Sogn, fndrt / Galmepergl.
Den.
9dn fortGGer mig ON, bbiltet Sir
Der nu er tommet ober bans aon.
ftrmdnoer - bbor let bet MI er bic.
bet at fortpnbe Gbangeliet. bborle.
oes 5Olt beO MISUNDERSTANDING
bans Girte nelten life er ill at fac
bjem, og 6eoer ban benz, Der fg9e,
5refie, ON al TONNE ino | Satri-
itiet, fplbes bette | ct Ru = be gam.
le troenbe ntad faa nebe | airten tos
lc og bebe meb benz, Der ej fan tom-
me inb / SafriItiet.
Manst ct rsrenbe Srat fortaIel
ban.
Der bar 6 unge Orenge, Der | Sal
mebergdhen blep grebne at 6relies
rem - be bapbe lebet ct rent 3igejs
nerlio oe p9ret meb | ct Sbpetom'
plot af 2rtitidniabrense.
gn aften fab bisie 6 oppe pao
@olleriet og srab, preiten = bet e,
10 ct Sertenbe for Gilbert 2unbs,
at ban er iaa ibrig for at foa Yr34
iterne til at bialpe fig = preiter
fate fig ben melem be 6 os tult'
meb benz ON Sefus, oe be 6 fdtteD'
Be lutnineen ON at ppereibs fig ii
Srelieren.
Men be bobbe 10 ftjoalet = bpaf
ffufbe be gsreg
De bleO alle 6 enige ON at eao Il
bebfommenbe 9rosferer, pad bpii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

Iiben bin @nHeliestib. 9Gffelfen
blep til Ombenbelle og 9e~aiggerelie
for mango at Dem, Der bleb putte /
bin 3ib, for noqle bleO ben bel fun
til noget 99ttelie, noget 2gften pad
fig / 8egeiItring og 5elelie, og idd
ct 3ilbagefalb / SpOn og 9sb i9en.
ga, at, besoGrre! Wfeb Iaabanne bleb
bet iibite O9rre enO bet fsrIte. Men
nu bar Ri | fere Oar life bsrt om
nogen itprre 99ftelie no9et Stebs
Der opre, og bette bar 6ragt 3rans
Der opre, og bette bar 6rangt Srdns
iblanot os til paanp at ie 9erren
ggre bette fore timber at b9fte be /
SDnb og 0pertr9belier oBbe Wtennez
Her op til 9iO / Sub. Stuer Ri ND
oper bort t9re Soft 6erobre / i'm ito
re 6elbeO, bd mad ri iige, at Der
I1nes til enboer 2io at bore 3rdn9
til en- flor danoelig 89ttelie; tbi ben
ldngt ~ooerbejenbe Del at Dem leber
Iitfert nebi untet / Materialisme pg
5orl2ieliesipge / en- IprgeIig 9rab.
3uIinoer og after 5uIinber toms
mer Der bbert Qdr 6erOOer fra bort
5Gbrelanb % fprebes no / ale aets
ninQsr ODER bette palbige qanb, 60
cen langt oberoeienoe Del, TOm life
Tiger efter al neoIGtte iig, bDor Der
er banIt airte og Menig6eO. og bOor
Der er Golonier at 0eres 2anosmGno
Iom iomles ON bet bebite - Seius
/ Oroet og SOtramenterne, men Ieger
fun iom forbum 2otb efter febe ii
melige @r9sgdn9e, og berfor ogIad
ofte tommer til at 30 / ct Soboma
og @omorra, og 6bor be fndrt faar
NOT / 5orretninger, 5oreninger og
5orlDitelier. ga, Der ipnes altib at
pGre 5rang til itore9attelier iblanot
port Soft. Wlen G%rfaringen l9rer
os, at @afteliestiber er Iom en- gstz
gegang / bet enfelte Soft. Del biIer
8irtebiItorien tboelig not. Del bar
idalebes / foroums 0age. 0et er IL
te dnberlebes enbnu. 9erren oiber
lit 7olt en- 09tfelIestib, mar Gram
gen BPS benz BERTH bliber rigtig flor,
.og gennen berom ret beb6olbenbe %
inbtrGngenbe.
Derfor, fare Subs 5olf runbt omz
tring / Samfunbet. er 3rdngen tor
iii en- 81ttelie iblanbt os, LAB os bd
oper belle 2inien boer Dag / bort 9enz
TANNER bebe ben 6elig Qanb ON en-
FABIAN itor ub9bbeIie ober port Soft
t i'm Nlminoeligbeb og ober Subs
5Olt I S9rbeles6eb; tbi faabunne
8GtfelIer er SUBS Qanbs 89rf belt
og fulbt, men be tommer-i ON Sbar
poa be troenbes 8Bnner. Sda naar
89ffeliens 9slge moi ogIaa til ps.
s.. See.