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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-12
WORLDS WOOD SUPPLY.


Consul William c. Teichmann of Ell
bcnStock reports to the state depart
ment at Washington concerning the
worlds supply of wood to the effect
that the demand instead of diminish
ing, as was expected when coal came
in as substitute for wool has gone
Oh increasing until the question of II
continued supply to meet the present
rapidly increasing rate of consumption
is very serious problem
The coal mines Of Belgium. accord
ing to Consul Teichmann callel for
1,Ii2,1iO square yards of wood for the
various purposes to which wool Is put
in mines in 1903. Each year renewa
of old supports is tdH,ng place. an,
new ones are being put into new gal
lerleS. Railroads eat up euOrmou
quantities of wood in cross ties. AIDE,
to these wood for excelsior, or wood
wool newspapers, bags, etc. and one
Will have tons running into the mil.
lions each year. The following table is
designed to show the importatiJns o.
wood into the countries named:
CUBIC yards. Cubic yards.
England ...lG3i2.G0O Italy .......,. BELLS
Germany III ,1jG,Gj1 Denmark 900 S49, $50
France ....,. S496 800 Spain ...... 392, 292
Belgium -. l,S91,17 Switzerland 3l3,71S
The expectation of wood is rs fol
lows:
GUIDE yards. Cubic yards
Russia ..... 9,5II,OA Finland .....43 $40, 451
Sweden ~ I,3-S,lS Norway .....l ,9tl .ll0
Austria and Bosnia Her
hungary. 6,929,260 zegoVina . 542L-4
Exclusive of Russian Finland.
North America, Siberia. Africa. In.
dia, China, Korea and South America
still contain great unutlliZed and nj
most unknown forests. Nevertheless If
would be well not to exaggerate the
dimensions of these wood suppIieS
Many African forests are really com.
posed of nothing better than thin bush
es, and Siberia is already being svs.
tcmatically subjected to deroresting
which will also begin in Korea in thn
near future.
North America, however, once tbo
possible wood storehouse for tbe
world, mas not enough wood TO sunnI,.
us own demand Notwithstanding IT,,
5OG,5o5,OOO acres of wooded ara, E,.,,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-12
Color. Tint Cure Consumption.

The value of light as an agent In
curing diseases i becoming increasing
ly recognized. says the Chicago Jour
nal. The latest development of the
hea Is the assertion OF medicai mah
that the clothes worn 10y consumptives
should he of a color which will allow
the light to penetrate the body. WHITE
materials. ii is found. are the best Tor
this purpose. and consumptives are con-
sequently advised 10 cloihe themselves
In snowy ralment either of linen' vel
vet cotton or cloth. SILK, however. Is
barred.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-12
The worlds Wheat Crop.

The London Economist asserts that
1.-The worlds cereal harvest of 1906 can.
not fail 10 prove one of the greatest
ever produced" The wheat crop is
above the average in the north of
France. but it has suffered froln
drought in the south and west France
will need to import very little if any
wheat. Spain has reaped ii good har'
vest generally. while Germany has
good crops of barley ana oats as well
as of wheat and rye. Austria-Hun-
gary will produce much larger wheat
crop this year than last. In Russia the
winter wheat crop has been officially
reported to be Il good one, while the
more important spring wheat crop is
poor in all but a few provinces. Rou-
mania is now expected to produce Il
record wheat crop. and Scrvia and Bul.
garia have good crops. The Canadian
wheat harvest will not prove very
abundant. India's wheat crop harvest
ed last spring was the greatest but one
ever known.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-12
Po1dhu Signals Reocb tn. Ala

one of the curious possibilities of
wireless telesraphy. and one also that
SHOWS how much remains to he ac-
roni,llshed IN the way of perfecting
uetall before wireless telegraphy can
command public confidence for public
USE has recently been brought to light
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-12
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j % aHatroIn .Iucbcl, X uIuhruOk. Nurtl street..
'"rd, Lancaster, North GouyHE. boston,
Portland, and ali points IN She >g.,.,
OF Maine and Maritime Provinces.
In effect October : i9uG
TRAINS LEAVE North Strar'ui.' .t, .u..
lows: For CuivbrunL and Ht,yl..r ...., 81
10 10 a, m, / = and 20 y nf
fnr Conkshire. bud W,ii IAN, ton Hu@ Lime
Ridge at lu.IO a. IN. and III nm
foi quebec and all points pu the uug0c>
{ entrai Ky. az p. n.
For Lancaster s. - {. N. auI 3 90 e.. ut.
fot pucner Junction, Portland .,.y ...t-
IN points o.55 "A. M. and ;. %. 10.
. fnf BoStra, via Portland. 'i.r.- H M. and
3.u7 a. m.
GEO +. EVANS,
Vice President aud zen Muua-gr.
+. L. BOOTHBl. 6. T.. X +. A..
PoETLaNl. MI.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-12
ARTISTS QUEST
FOR IDEAL GIRL
Search For Beautiful American
Ends on Wyoming Ranch.
SNAPSHOT PHOTO HIS OILY CLEw

After a Worldwide chase jules Du-
prss, Who Had Dedicated His Life
to Finding Girl lie saw In Paris,
Realized His Purpose with Aid az
Philadelphia Lawyers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-11-22
final Count Is Announced.

Oficial count OF the votes in Nei
Perce county has been made with The
following results. In footing the
totals, republicans arc placed first
democrats second. socialists third
and prohibilionisis fourth:
congressmen-Ffcnch. $3.50
Hasiabaugh. 2.0s0; Riggs, soi :
Mondon. i5c. Frenoh's plurality.
$50 total vote. s,6i6
Governor-Co Coooing, 2.o55 Stock
slage,. ? OPT Kelley. as; Lustrel,
lJS Ccodings plurality. $50 total
vote. s.oss.
Lieutenant Governor Burrell, +,
ASS: chapin. 2.0<c; chenowith,
$50: Headley. i46. Burrell's plur-
alliy, 8is; total vote, SSH.
Secretary Of Safe -Lansdon,
7,si2; Galloway, 2,o72; Hulchen-
son. sos, Smith. Isl. I.ansdon's
plurality. 7s0: total vote. $500.
Andilor- Bsagaw. 2 .6as Bennett,
? .oso: Clifford. 4oJ; Talbot. l<S.
Bragav's plurality, 7oS; total vote.
) .s0&.
Hastings. 2 .675: Nor
rls, 2 $40 Smith, zoj Stalker. i<s;
Hastings plurality, S4s total vote,
s,6os.
Attorney General -Cuhecn. ? .S4S
Paine. 2 .05S; Workman, @o2 Mann,
i47. Guheen's plurality, s07 to-
tai. vote, s,zc2.
Mining Inspec,or-Bell. 2.S47
Carlesx. 9.oi0: Bolan. zo@; Price,
iz6. Bells plurality, e57 ; total
vote, S,z67.
Supreme Judge Stewart, 2,sSs !;
Dcnning. 2,025; Titus, %6i; Stew
ar's plurality. sos; total vote,
s,J75.
District Judge Steele, 3.i20.
State Senator -WaIdrip. 2,ol4
Mills, 2,5ls; Lough. 464; Beaud-
reau, 1s2; waldrip's plurality, 296
total vote, s,S4S.
representatives. Bradley, 2,SoT
Smith. 2,oos; Miles, 2.6is; Brooks.
2 .624; Anderson, $40. Plurality,
ass. Democrats Mounce. 2.2S4
2.26i; Wood, 2,2ol; Gsff-
ney, 2,255: Looney, 2,lS6. Social
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-11-22
D Every "Keen Kutter' Article Guaranteed

marriage ceremony. The happy
couple left for Fletcher Monday and
they viii Immediately begin house
keeping on Mr.. Klaus ranch one
mile north Of that place.
A dispatch from Waterville,
Washington, dated November 18th
says: The largest sherifFs sale Of
live stock ever held in Douglas
county takes place on November 26,
at the State Land ranch, ID miles
northeast of Leahy. Thirteen hun
dred head of cattle belonging to
Kirby Bros, formerly living near
Dublin, Idaho, will go under the
hammer to satisfy SIT 500 mort
gage held by Schultz & Mockler,
bankers of Nezperce, Idaho. Sheriff
Lyttle has seven deputies On the
range rounding up the stock
A series of meetings will begin in
the Dankard Brethren church on
Saturday evening. November 24th. |
Bible institute will begin Monday |
the 10Th and sill continue two or
three weeks. The object of the in
stitute viii be special bible study, |
which viii be held eachday followed |
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-11-22

by preaching in the evening. The
institute will be conducted on the
same plan as the Bethel bible school
and the Mood bible institute Of
Chicago. The meetings will be con-
Quoted by Elder w. H. Lichty, of
Waterloo, Iowa. Everybody IN
vifed.
The following public sale bills
we're printed at the Herald Office
since our last issue: E. A Leach, 2
miles south and Z east of Ilo on
Monday, November Dc; VIM. Cook,
! mile east and miles north of Nez-
perce on Tuesday, November 81;
A. J. Banks, ! mile south and Ii
miles east of Ilo on Saturday. De-
cember /; Abe Hudson and z. J.
East at the Abe Hudson ranch !
mile south and / mile west of Rus
sell on Wednesday, December 5th.
Each list includes horses, cattle,
hogs, farm machinery and house
hold goods. The sales commence
At 10: 90 a. m and a big free lunch
will be served at noon. W. II.
Ralph viii auctioneer these sales.
Larson, real estate, that's all.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-11-22

Miles. r.. S. S. Brooks. r. Ole
Anderson. r.
Laiah-James Muialley. r.. Mar
tin j. Vessels. r., Benjamin ]. Jones,
T.
Lincoln A. S. Abbott. r.
Lemhi- James l. Kiriley. d.
Oneida Il. D. Jones. r.. wilford
Bennion. r.
Owyhee-John E. Keith. r.
Shoshone "a. II. Conner. r.. Her
man ]. Rossi. r.. T. r Jones. r.
washing,on-A. 1. Ffehayer, d..
A. 3. Hudelson. d.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-11-22

isis-Jacobs, 400; White, 4s2
Osserhout. $50 Senter, 4sl; Marek
sz2. Pfohibiiionisis- Talbot. l45
/ Pieron. l55: Smith. l5o; Carlson
~; Marks. l@2. average tosal
vote. s $50.
County Auditor Clifford. 2.879
Kroutinger. 1921; Jacobs. 455
Boyd. i58. Clifford plurality, s8s
total vote. SAL.
Monroe. 2.4o0; Lydon,
2,702; Lundro. 40; Hanson. l2l.
Lydon's plurality. 502; total vote,
I S,643.
Treasurer Huxley. 2.625 Gross,
2.185; Saniter, zz5: Jacks. i58
Hlnkley's plurality. 5s2; total vote
s.z7l.
Probate Judge-Hanlon. 5.0o7 !;
Harsneli. s.. zs2: Parrot. P, i52.
Hanlon's majority, 1888 total vote
5.7oi.
Assessor Williams. 2 .6z2; Kauf-
man. 2,267; James. z59; Russell,
$50: Williams plurality. SIS total
vote. .z78.
School Superintendent Mccoy.
1901 MoCloud, l .c6s Harrington,
49,; Mccoy's plurality, i.05o total
vc,e, $500.
Asorney-crow 2.40s; Need
ham, SOB; Pierson. 1z6; no SOC
iaiis,s.) Needham's plurality, oS i
total vote. s.oSz.
Coroner-Va Vassar. ?, $40; Herring
ton. 800 Van Winkle, AZ; Kemp.
l57; vassar's plurality, 97@; total
vote. s.z6S-
Ssiveyor-Briggs. 5000; Sim
mons. S. @6S. Briggs majority,
2.7<i; total vote, 5.67i.
Commissioner - First district
Meachsm, 2,555; Mccormack. D.
62l: knight. z23. MoCormack's
plurality. 2ss; total vote, 5.S77.
Second district Davis, 2 $50 ;Schla-
der. 2.2ie; Luther, zi6; Bryant,
i28. Davis plurality, Az; total
vote, S. .5oo. Third district Wat
son. 2.SSs; LeBaron. 2,2o4: Buck
bee, 4io: Rickle. i25. watson's
26l total vote, s,5ol.
Rev. Frank Mccarty and wife.
evangelis,s from Iowa. arc expected
here on Tuesday next, November 81,
TO begin series OF special meetings
in .he M E, church. All are cor
daily invited.
~@Ben Gruhs, of Spokane, has pur-
chased the saloon and hotel at Rus |
sell and will take possession of the
same at once. Mr.. Grub contem-
plates putting in stock Of hardware
in the near future.
Judge Stearns. of Nezperce, ar
rived in the city yesterday. The /
judge is visiting The NeEperce peo-
pie on the tract and looking over the
field with view of opening law
Office. Rupert Pioneer.
w. E. Larson reports the follow
ing real estate sale last week: The
George II. Hall 80 acres eight miles
northwest of Nezperce to j. w.
Crowley, watcrville, Washin gton,
$4,000.
w. F. Taylor, of Kimberly, who
assaulted o. B. Olson. mention of
which wae made In this paper few
weeks ago. has been bound over to
The district court under 81 900 bonds
for voluntary manslaughter.
l wish 10 inform the people of
Nezpercc and vicinity that will
start a class in music the FIRST OF
1ext week. Parties desiring to take
Iessons will please lcaye word at the
Anderson Pharmacy MABLE MIN
NICK.
James Hosg and wife left Tues
lay morning for South Chelmsford,
where they expect
10 remain for some time. they will
visit friends in Garfield, Washing.
lon, and Oakland, California, while
.nroute east.
SrpAyFn or cror rN--Frorn bic
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-11-22

Complete returns show that the
next Idaho legislature will be made
up Of S republican and 6 democra-
tic senator's. 50 republicans and II
democrats IN the house total repnb-
lican strength on joint ballot. s3 /;
total democratic strength. IS.
W. Z. Borah. nominated Ia state
republican convention for senator to
succeed FEED Dubois. democrat. will
therefore have veies 10 spare when
the legislature elects United States
senator. Appended are lists o. the
senators and representatives. By
cosnlles. indicating rtpublicans
and Tor democrats.
SENATOR'S ELRcr.
Ada John Mcmillan. r.
Bannock Edward ( Jacobs. r.
Bear Lake William L. Rich. r.
Bingham-O. { McCuscheon. r.
Blaine Reginald F. Butler, r.
Boise r. K. Walter. d.
Cany yon--A. a. Richards. r.
Ca4kia--Ceorge A. Day. r.
Cater Raverel Macbeth. q.
Elmcre H. o. Man,
Fremont John ". Bart. =.
Idaho-Ceofgc Simon, d.
Kooienai /. McClesr, q.
I-asah--Wagren Truiii. r.
Lincoln-W. Van Irons. r.
Lemhi-M. "a. Mcpherson. r.
Nez pefce- Elmer Waldfip, r.
Oneida Denmark Jensen. r.
O~yee-Afthur Pence. d.
Shoshone -Ewcn McIntoah. E.
Washington I. A. Sicklin. q.
REPRESENTATIVES. ELEcT.
Ada C. {. Cavannah. T.. Frank {
T. Wyman, r. C. D. Shar. r.. Arch
Cunningham. r., Willard White. r.
Bannock Frank Hunt. r.. W.
a. Stanley. r.. w. II Loycsey. r.
Bear Lake-James Redman.
John II. Cfimmis,, r.
Bingham Peter G. Johnston. =,
r NJ. McCfacken. r.. Chiis Andei-
son. r.
Dlaine ~ Thomas =. Stanford, r.,
George A. Mcleod. d.
Boise George w. Berry, d.
Canyon-Sam Ballsntyne. r.. {.
w. Whihen, d.. J L. Leawell. d.
Casssa-H. I. West. r.
Cusier-N. II. Clark. d.
Elmore-Lawrence J. Weaver, d.
Fsemonl James w. Webster. r.,
] d. KiIfaek, Jr.. r., James L.
Fogg. r. Z NJ. Harris, r.
Idaho-James Surridge, d., w. S. .
NJ Williams. d.
Kooienai-W L.Cieason, r., c. .
Finstsd. Joseph Fallen, r., 5. D
TAYLOR. r.
Nez Perce-L. c. Bradley, r,
wyckliif r. Smith. r., Charles C. ,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-11-22

Larson. real estate, that's all.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-25
BAYFIELD, WILL HAVE
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE

Bayfield, will have a new school
house. The young generation is in
creasing so rapidly that the old school
house is entirely too small-has been
the last two years. An election was
recently neld and $4,000 bonds voted
for new building. The site hGs not
yet been selected.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-25
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE BURNED.

HARTFORD. Conn, June 23.-The
tobacco warehouse OF Hunting & Co.,
was destroyed by fire today. Loss,
100000.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-25

fair prices and he started a plan tc
cut up one Of the best tracts In the
city, into lots 50xl5o. which could be
purchased for $3.50; IS paid down and
a dollar a week until final payment
could be made. More than 20 new
homes on this land are now waiting
for brick.
E. P. Wilson. editor of the Aztec
Index, tries to do all his own work.
but Is always ready to go out to show
visitor mis- town and tell aim where
he can buy what he wants; to nut his
money in Aztec and to tell everybody
else TO do this. Mr.. Wilson has a
nice little garden and pleasant
home and gives mis- spare moments
to boosting mis- town and all Its ipsti
tutions.
Going back to Pennington we find
in John C. Hubbard a booster who
never quits; always ready to helm his
neighbor make deal or to take the
i'A ms bieSN 40 ana
show him the town and country.
While Frank Allen is laying up a lit.
tie for the rainy day ne is building
and improving his hotel and big liv.
cry barn, and is doing much to make
Pennington attractive to the visitor.
While the people of both towns are
for the Southern Pacific to be-
gin building north. they express
that the Rio Grande will
begin some time this year to extend
its line south from Pennington.
1t Is glorious country, big enough
for half million people to live in
and prosper. Go down and see 1t,
FRANK HARTMAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18
giot Geocgorelie angaacnoe
6j0lp | Gun TraneiscO.

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foaoanne piloe bet9nfe BAN oermeo;
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here til @abn baabe for Nnmooer rg
@iber. q. 8. Senen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18
Gn Misforltaaelie.

Get er Ell Misfuritaaelie, naar
Baitur arog mener, at jeg | nit
Stptfe / g9anlteren for lite Maj
meb Suerifriften nSamfunbstans
fer" bar giuet en- Sn9rt til @orb
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mel 3anfer ON. @nbnerM eui9beoi
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til at inbbpoe til Garsmgoet. Men
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ter paa Narsmgbet maa Ogiaa babe
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bpoelien mar be Ter, at bet uil
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beb.
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beo. Men buorfor iaa oenne Wiis'
foritaaelie os Mistpbnins al mine
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18

ian life sleoe iig PED Sonnbeoen.
Oct er life / oens Snteresie at lie
Sruaterne at i'm egen 9irtiombeo.
g blot paa ct orntfent NenneIte,
Der life tan bialpe fig ieIp = Iao
nan fan Saloonen lane BAN. eler
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fen0t.
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life er en- 4rbeiosmarf. fom oeido
ri DANTE her / 4merita buroe for
Nlpor tigs fat pau at ohrfe. li9cz
ION Sc Oerbjemme bar taoet fat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18

fenne ngeeopelis". os bppr Sroets
sjener itodr iom De belises Ben
here's Samfuno og forfpnoer 8uos
0ro | 9latlos og arafts Sperbebiss
ming. ser bill flere os here famtulenos
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6ierter pg 5uneer. Der tunne beo'
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CUB 9obofer. set er en- 5rugt al
qaber, Tom DEFENDER hans Rdpn.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18
Gn Gftertank.

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iii at fanfe paa fsrit - at lea sn-
ife0e oct fart forftaaet, at jeg ingsr
Snteresie bar / 8laofpsrgsmaalsts
Qfgsrelie | nogen beitemt Retning,
men fun, at Oct bliber df.
oiort, faa BET life ital blipe beo at
a1a igen, og at Oct bliber dfgjort
pau en- Maabe, faa Ri rom Sdms
fnno fan bore tiIfrebs mes
bet os itda foreneoe ON benne
Dor 9irffombeo, faa bel fom ON
Dor andre JelIespirtfombeosr, Do
enoelis. at oct bliper afgiort paa ben
meft sfonomiffe Maaoe.
Og pioere tantte jeg: Stal bet
tommenoe Narsmeoe after optdgs
oenne Gag til Jorbanolins. fao lao
snoelis rette Ueofommenbs fsrse for,
at Msoet fan fua al snftelig alur=
heo Ober Og Snoigt |, baaos bpors
Iebes bore BLADES Status for Siosn
tr oe bporleoes ben rimeIigpis bill
fomme til at fe no, naar Dirffombe<
ftn fddr en- biz Oronins; tbi bIin-
be og fdmlenoe Gorfbs fan Sum-
funoet life itua Deo at gre. 2uo
os I. Gfs. Il, bbor meset Der tabes
peb at Idbs .. I. abr.s add ino.
Oct bliber naturligbis belle oens
Snbtest. Ds bill ct npt 9ldo fun'
ne rsens pda Ilee fuu mango 6olbsrs
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|iom .Ddniferen" % D. |. Sbl."
nu bar? B. b. I. ter pi regne poa,
at ct MT glaO bill fua ale DIS
6oloere, oe iaa De at D. |. abl."s
|6oloere Der life ogfaa boloer 49h.~9
90 enoelie: Oil ct 9lan, iom galt.
arpg naonte, os iom Oftere bar pas
ret omtalt ai andre. funne re9ne pdd
'lige iaa mango 6oloere ION a0anites
rem, eaer bill ct 9lao, Der f%ortrinss
bis er firfeligt. funne regne pdd
liqe Iaa mango .6oloere, ION Ct
Samfunosorean, Der bar mere L
.eIiet grag2 Sg enoelig: 9poo
bill tiene ben os betroebe 8erning
blanot port Tyorf beoft2 Slige Spsr9s-
mail ma nsje o~perpejes, oeriom
Spsrosmoalet ffdl op til for.
met 9rpftelfe. Sfol oct berimoo
life o~rsftes, Ina bar BET 10 minore
getpbning. Men felp ON Ri hal
blipe peo BET. Ri bar. iaa bill 9oos
nsoterne Splnsnineer / So9en pc
re at flor getnonina peo en- 9rffs
telie.
Slutelig bil jeg fiee, at forbi ia
life BIZ pdabirfe Stemnineen | nos
oen beitemt Retnina. bar jeg gjorl
mia alio for life at ar9umentert
men fun at petite Sonfer ON Ga
cen. u. IN. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18

6oraaret.

9aar ginteren er ipunoen, og Conn
meren er n9r,
oa tommer juft Den 9io, jeg aler>
melt bar t9r.
8a gaar jeg uoi 2unoen, jes lsftsr
gjet op,
pg opbt nit 6jerte frpOes peo bpert
ct 8laO og 8nop.
9a Ter ies ODer Marten, bDor 9res=
let bIiper srent,
oe Seoen ipirer pattert og breoet
fig iuu fsnt,
% 5oraarsblomiter ifinne, meo 5ars
be os meo Duff,
De prange mutt / 9jemmet Oe arpos
rer friite Cuff.
Do gar jeg neo til 8atfer, bpor
piloiomt Den iig inoer,
% aennem 2sD og apiite ieg fslge
bill oens Spor,
inbtil jee itaar peb Ssen. bbor ben
fig number no,
Os Der jsg bill mig iatte os tante
paa min 9uo.
Ser Ssen bpiler title, omfranTet
imuft at Stop,
her fan jeg ret befpnee min fore
Sfdbers COB;
bans 8isbom oe bans 0eloe, bans
epig, it1rfe Magt,
Dc unoerfuloe 9refter I Soroerig
neblagt.
Msn at, jeg fan ej ipnge, rom jea
oct gerne bill;
jeg er iaa iDdg og ringe, ies mansler
&raft oertil.
DIG mems jes er / 2iOe, jee fpnae
bill Oct no:
9df, qris og epig 2Gre tilbsrsr 6ims
lens Sub.
g. slipper.