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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
OBITUARY II: U
Mrs. Rebecca Holdcroft

80 = - SSSSSS~ ~ = . S@AS ~ ~ v, s5
News reached tho city yesterday OF the
death early In the morning OF Mrs. RE-
becca Judgins Holdcroft. widow of j, E.
Holdcroft, OF Charles CITY county. Va.
In the passing Of this lady death has
removed one OF the oldest and certainly
one OF the most beloved persons OF the
community In which she had lived for
6fty-six years.
Mrs Holdoroft was born In surry coun-
ty, Va. in 1921. At the ago of twenty
she united with Moore Swamp Baptist
Church. having been baptized by the
pastor. Rev Putnam Owen. In 1s43 she
moved to Petersburg, and united with the
Market Street Baptist Church, that city.
BY letter. Her marriage to Mr.. j. Il.
Holdcroft q prosperous merchant and a
most useful citizen OF Charles City coun-
ty. took place November /, 1850. ShortH
after her marriage and removal 10
Charles City she united with Mt. Pleas
ant Baptist Church where her member
ship remained until her death.
Her husband died some years ago at
o ripe old age. respected by all and hon
ored and loved BY those who knew him
intimately. His and her HE were so
closely connected with that OF their
church that the history OF one would be
the history OF the other.
I Mrs, Holdcroft Is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Sergeant s. w. Hold
croft, OF the Richmond Police Depart
ment; mr., G. j. Binns and Mrs w. It,
Martin. both OF Charles City county.
Numerous connections and friends mourn
her death rs a personal loss.
The funeral will take place from her
late residence this afternoon. and The
!nterment will be made beside her hus-
band in the family burying ground.
Rev. T. H. Campbell.
The Rev, Il. II. Campbell. Of the West
Amherst Methodist Church. died at his
home near Lynchburg Saturday afternoon,
Rev. Mr.. Campbell was born in Amherst
county December Is. 1898. He was the
son Of Lewis S. and Eliza D, Campbell.
He served with distinction through the
Civil War In Picke,ts Division lie Was
first under fire at Manassas, was wounded
In the head at Williamsburg, and had his
thigh shattered with a ball at Gaines's
MIL, while flghting In the trenches OF the
enemy. l55G
Mr.. Campbell Joined the church In 1856.
He was licensed In March, 1861, Having
exercised his gifts us q local preacher In
his native county until 1872 he had since
gained almost as greatly IN prominence
x as In the loyG and esteem OF all who
knew hhrl. He was at one time presiding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
PLAN BIG HUNT IN
VIRGINIA VALLEY
lspteclal to The Tlmes-Dlypatoh.) ]

& Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
n BOSTON, MASS, ] uly5 1e. III tho tent t1'
tive plans Of a.. Henry Higginson, master
of the Middlesex Hunt. and OF Virginia
5huntsmen arc carried out the Mlddlesex
hounds Will be taken South during the
coming season for an allied hunt with
the Piedmont Valley and Loudoun coun-,
sty, hunts 1T Is Understood that Mr. Zig
gibson Will go South soon to look soy5r
the ground and complete arrangements
for his visit later in the year Il tho
proposition Is fnvoraby received on 81
gldes. II is proposed to hunt IN the Pied
mont Valley six days In the week--three
with tho Mlddlesex Hunts English pack
and three with tho local American lcaiil
hounds. 4 "a S ,53 q \. Sa < w
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Will Go TO Buckroe.

The Young MEMS Society OF Bethlehem
Lutheran Church has elected the follow
Ing officers for the ensuing six months;
President, w. n. underwater; yice-pres-
dent Paul Miller; secretary, August
Noide; treasurer, John Herolda sergeant
alarms, Rudolph JiGtzer.
The society is arranging for an excnr-
sion TO l'uekroe Beach on July 18th. and
u is hoped that a large percentage OF The
members viii take advantage OF the trip.
The organization Is In a very nourlshlng
condition, and now has large number
Of members,
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Marble, Il Z Eddie Foyg ana .s.Efie Fay
salthoug h the takerofts Of aLlttleY Chip
and ''tAnnn Held were good.
The whole piece Is rollicksome and
sbrght-just tho kind Of amusement for
d hot night. Max Hofrmann's new song.
which he has written for Anna Held, was
sung by Miss Elizabeth Kyle, and caught
the fancy OF the crowd at once. e n
nj Mr.. Hoffman, has written a & Partisan N
Model" for Miss Held, which she will
play next season, as well as the music
\ for Rogers Brothers new musical comedy.
&The reception accorded tho Song
Writer" and the Girl In Lavcnd or" last
night proves that they have not been
forgotten, and that the Casino patrons
are quick TO recognize good things when
they see and hear them. 4.
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CAMPS At DOORS {!
D PEN|TENI|ARY.
ny Associated Press.)

JOLIET. ILL. July 10, Louis A. Gonr-
daIn arrived In Joliet to-day from Chi y
cago, accompanied by his vito and son
His baggage was labeled penitentla larry m
mex. Gourdain took q carriage for Ing
street corner nearest the penitentiary
and prepared to establish his family IN
quarters outside tho gates Of the institu-
ton. He loft this afternoon for Washing-
ton TO plead with tho United states Su-
IRENE Court that tho penitentiary sen,
tence hanging over him be enforced. II
he falls In his effort Gourdain said to-
day ho would build q prison here and md
immuro himself. 1911 lsy II Y, 3
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BELT { eli | M SICK {! K,
DIES IN LONDON

Continued from First Page.)
Early in 1903 Mr.. Belt had an apoplectic
stroke while at johannesburg and 1t up
pears that he never fully regulncd his
health. Since that time he has lived in
London.
+ ar. Belt was ut one time alleged to
ca forming a gold trust" In which
the names OF prominent American finan-
cicrs were mentioned. He gave largo
Sums of money to the Red Cross and other
institutions, andA recently donated $500. oc0
to found a university at Hamburg.
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People in Panic.
nv Associated Press. J A
Had Free-for-All.

ltlphonso Gentry Aubrey Toiler, B Ernest
King, Ben Harris and Jack & BriggsS got
in a fight at Cary and Washington
streets Saturday mig BIT. q nd were landed
IN tho tFIrst Police Station last night by
sarRenn t Z Brown and Patrolman 81 H.
SiIhlcher. on q warrant sworn ou y; -.ons
oil the party They all gave bai u for g p
spcarance IN court % TtlA >. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
INTENSE HEAT FELT
PREVAILS ! h 1 IN State 81 4 [.
Thermometer Registered Ninety
Degrees at Three
O'clock.

a The thermometer registered 80 degrees
at s o'clock yesterday afternoon. and the
temperature hung closely about that hat;
mark during the entire day. But the
rraat humidity mado tho heat felt much
moro intensely. and everybody complained
OF tho atmospheric pressure.
q & The humidity has been above tho aver
I'd Tor the past week, and the skies 90
not promises to clear UP until about We'd =
fncsdly, when II Is expected that n warm.
dry spell will set In to make up for the
unusual GOODNESS which has existed q ana
tho amount OF rain which has fallen.
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J. Soldiers, Encarnprnent.

4 Every member OF F Company, seven.I
tleth Virginia Regiment. Is reau ested to-
be present at the ID I'll tonight and the
business meeting afterwards. as there is3
to be. an, important discussion sanent 2
camping u trip which It. has ID been pro-
posed that tho company take. The, COM
pany Is 10 take q weekend and so out
for a practice march. taking their shelter
tents will, them. The meeting tonight
Is to arrange for the date n M ...
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Captain O. G. Delk. i
Especial to The Tilnes-Dlspatc h.)

~ H.5PtCTUT 20 = TIC IIT1IeS-OI5pdtCIT.J- ~"
4 .SMITHFIELD, VA.,;t July 16-,Captaln
Q. c. Delk,t 4 for man years master Of
one q the Ola Dominion3 Steamship Com
field and Norfolk. d most popular and
efficient offleer,fdied Mt his residence on
Church Street Saturday, tho l4th instant.
& His funeral took place to-day from
the Episcopal Church. attended by the
r. e. Lee Camp, No. q OF Confederate
Veterans, tho Masonic fraternity and q
host Of relatives and friends.
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1fnY Asspclated Press,)

4 CHICAGO, July 1s,-.L A.. Gourdain
was fconvicteds ar conducting q lottery and
sen tenced to fdur years imprisonment. IIe
was released from jail on bonds OF slO,-
{ 900 on July 1stl, pending an appeal e t y
Supreme Court. GoMrdaln, however, ~. ~
State prison, saying that the Cook coun-
nv dail was too noisy torAhim.
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Ice Men Not Guilty.
" (I3yI AssocIntod loress,) S

JACI<sONVIT4Ll1, Fla, July lC.-Tle
trinl OF several Ice dealers in Jackson
yIlle on tho charge Of combining TO raise
tie price OF Ice, contrary to law, resulted
to-day In a verdict OF not guilty Of orina-
sinnl intent to defrnud. This verdict Was
reached after ono OF the hardest loyal
lights III the history OF the State,
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DEATHS.

foN,-Den Monday. a.i5 A Nj. a, her
residence, l4li West Clay Street Mrs.
IA K II FOX. She Is survived BY Elk
children and one brother.
Funeral .r VII take place WEDNES-
the resiience - = stN ''piiA
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MARRIAGES.

YoI,K ERps- sc UTHERS-- Married i,
GE a,na; i. Neyaha. on 9th July. EDNA.
q kerts or ST. Clair Nevada, to II. X.
SOUTHERN. OF r'alloa, Nevada. 4
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3sG 4, ] Aslsocia ted Press.1 !:

fI3y Associated Press $s8 q is$s ssI
WASHINGTON, 8 July u. Tile Ss Navy
SDopur tment was Informed this a tornoon
lby cablcgram from Commander N lgan On.
OF the nrriyal 3tof his g
hca a e ut Id II bernd from Panama, which
port ho loft last Friday night Before
sd ling Commander Y Null igGn 5 was m: -'ss
structcd BY the Navy Department TO res
port 10 the American minister. Mr.
Combs, at Ia Libertad, which Is the port
near san Salvador, In. the absence OF
MI. Combs who Is detained Mt & Cham
perico. awaiting next Fridays steamer.
Mr.. Brown, the American secretary and
charge IN a salvador, will communicate
with Commander Muligun md that OIL
cor Will place his ship ut the disposal
OF D tile American Legation y, SO tina t M r
Brown will be In q position to carry ont
tho Instructions which wero ca bled y MIN
to-day from Washington to pro ffcr Y! 70
the governments OF Salvador and tjtate-j
nala the use OF thia American Wnrshipj
as q Ilaceof injecting for th 9, peace, - Eq,l,
missioncrs. | It Is n stated that AZ nclther
Minister Merry nor Mcssrs. Combs and
Brown will act In the capacity OF a peace
commissioner to either country; they are
charged simply MS good 4 letlds 70 DON y.
parties "a endeavor to bring tho hostile
nations Into friendly relations without
further loss OF blood. 81
.I MS IL mot IHc III III NJ AZ tl1IlC " y
OF Il United States man t-xnr hns been
the scene 81 a peace conference, the ~,
Marietta was this employed six or eight
years ago In bringing about peace be-
tweer, Costa T.lca and Salvador; the Phil
ndelphla played a similar part q I Panama
during the revolution there a bout s5 ten
years ago, and more recently Commander
Dillingham; brought the hlontI Christi IN 4
surgcntu and tho Dominican governments
agents together8 Off hontl Christi and .l &C.
cured peace on the deck OF the De troll t.I95
The Important development OF the ~. DAY.
nslde from the OFFER of tho Marble 11end,
was 1nS assurance to the State Depart
ment from President Cabrera that Guate1i
mala would refrain from further hos TIL
|. ties IL salvador would undertake to 90
1.-The same, which was promptly communl-
Gated 10 Minister Merry at San salYado !.
in order that he might transmit the propo,-
sItion to the government ut that place.
Another point developed was that Sal
3yador ana Honduras had entered in ing,
an alliance, the nature OF which IS not
certainly known, but It Is believed nS
l&the officials hero that the purpose IS y
agree upon the terms OF peace that snal
TO proposed by the two countries n, 9
I Guatemala. still another cablegram. tt,'s
|sone from Minister Merry, Informed 81 ~ tne
state Department TINT the goYernnmeo.
! sc Honduras insisted upon being cons'oereu
l#a,ong with Salvador II, the peace neso-
| stintions With Guatemala.
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Dr. NIB. Cav.

II, Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatcr)
FORK UNION, VA, July 16.--Dr. N.
Is. Gay, for some years in declining
health, died to-day In the eghtieth year
X OF his age at bis late residence, The
Rectory,,"!$near this place, He gave up
Bthe active practice Of his profession many
years ago, and gave his closing years
With matchless devotion to the care Of
his pretty home In which, With all the
Schivalry Of the old Virginia ntleman,h he
loved to welcome his many friends.
&8Sts OF the fifth genera ton In direct de-
scent from Pocahontas, and a man of
strong convictions and unwavering
fidelity to what he conceived to DO right,
the tdings Of his death can but awaken
throughout the State emotions Of sincere
sorrow, sia ,FtfStf y
Dr. Cay Is survived by his wife. three
sisters. three sons; two daughters and
fourteen grandchildren. His sisters are
Misses Pocahontas and Ann Gay, Of
Bnsic City, and Mrs. Martha Perkins, OF
Richmond. Va. X 4 III Ne s
His children, all Of whom we're at his
bedside when the end camerjare William
3. Gay, OF Richmond, Vain. 3. Gay,
of Birmingham, Ala; Boiling Gay, Of
Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. Dr. Gaston,fof Atlanta,
Ga. and Mrs. Edward NcGarvey, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. tfe.s,.s s3S4iS., u.
The doctor was not a.jmemtbsrt Of the
church. but confessed the Saviour In his
last illness, and died trusting in Him for
salvation. @ .3li II Y4s Fl
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THE WEATHER. !.

Forecast: Yrginla-sh owers ,ana x. e9ol: :,
Tuesday: Wsanesday 8, sno ,Sini l'sne "
North Carolinn-showars Tuesday aug
Wednesday,; fresh south to southWest
winds. fs 3,5 (. Il
Conditions Yesterday.
Richmond's weather was g, !, q ele es ana
warm: Range o. = ne WEI q s
= +. M..,..,,,.,..,.0o u midnlSghti.,.,''so
"a. Average ......,,' h.,t.ef sfig 3tl
Highest temperature yester4day =, ,,,''',,,, y
Lowest temperature yess s1as
M Mean Isnp%narature Tor July."...,....,
bSep1nrture s'ff from normal tenaperatur "
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,(pyj lAssociat "a ? ress! ,

NE1yiYzAsSUc1ute uN IresssJ
sst5:i PA YAM "A go " y 9, -- President G a..
fbrera's Plan seems 70 be to attack
y Salvador BY the ouatsnatan5 and Hon-s
a duran fronttes, q o,ice ntratlng t,ls ef:.,3a
forts On the n onduras side % as to-
4 enable General f7lvas, the salvado-g
!, reai,, who has taken pare witt oua..$i
]btenaia, and Swh Q IL U! comm nd I Of q?
J, utvlslon, TO- enter he 4 e sterr saliva;
il dorean provInces, vvhero ne 81 enjoys
4 r,1uc., prestlg lee, In order that he may
L start a&revolutIon there inst Pres
\ Idcnt Esca lon,s o. SAT- ador. &
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~ !. ~
s:I.O.UTiHER||NiT'0WNS
sAAKEN. BY1QUA.k.E {:
Considerable Property Damage
Done at Small Settlements Il,
New Mexico .la
PEG PIE RUSH ); INTO J STREETS !: / lei:
Shocks Local and Caused byli
Earth Slides in Magdalen
Mountains. NJ
PEG j PIE RUSH INTO i STREETS
sfBy Associated press

"A sANTEGTEJ N, NJ !. u July s1e. Consider
snblc property damage was done this as
stcrnoon ut socQrro,3 Sun Marieal, and T
nearby settlements by an earthquake
shock which was the Sc vercst OF The two Z
hundred shocks that have occurred IN
that part, OF New Mex leo during the past 1
two years. The shocks are local and arc j
caused by carthslides In the Magdnlen8
Mountains. IA a 5ssS 3i s.
Buildings Rocked.
53ss5 Ell I'AsO, n * y uly5 ID. - distinct
earthquake shock was felt here at 1850
"a. NJ. to-day. Buildings rocked and
ssWaye1 and many persons fled to tho
streets. The thermometers and instru-
&ments IN the Weather Bureau IN tho 4
Federal Building swung back and forth /
for several minutes. No damage was
done. 5ts 4. 35 ss5 SS
People in Panic.
tBy Associated press.) 5s5s
ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. July = This Z
region to- day experienced another 81 ight 4
earthquake shock at8noon.$ Pendant OBJ
$jects In Albuquerque moved percep tibly.
and d slckenlng sensation was experienced
BY many persons. No serious damage has 4
beer, n reported NJ People " In tho ArrnltnJoB 4
Building. thinking the building was about 4
to collapse, h ran StoS the street. Towns to +
the south OF Albuquerque also felt the
shock, and residents OF socorro and San
shiarcinl nre In a state OF alarm Adj be y
buildings at Socorros were $damag ed. ~ ss
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let5to W. pagan over ?. II Il ey h at at
the last smEe NJ ~
ia G. obred AlrnshOuSe.

4 4 The Committee. ona Poor last night re-
ceived and. hdopted the report OF the sui ,,
cortmittee Degrading the location OF \ tn !!
proposed coll red almsllouse, and bids VIII
4 be- asked fcf plans and specificatio lions.
Tho locatkn is to be below the hilia,on
the lot OF tleEwhite anshouse, near the
$ssaboard Air Line tracks. N
The building will coot something like
So, 900.
The committee adopted an ordinance
putting the physicians and the poor under
the control d the health board. 4 4
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Miniature Almanac,
FOR ToRPlp LIVER

TAKE Horsford's Acid Phosphate
It stimulates healthy liver activity
relieves constipation. sick headache on
Alalarla. j8 Sats 3T5 st a .SSl5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17

Prices are bein q knocked"
all over til g l1ou So. X III l53 l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17

l Il r F y u . q .
cider Of tho Murfreesboro District.
Thea' Rosebud missionary Society" SO
fnmoup illsss othodlst circles, was insti-
Ituted among the & Children Of mir. Camp
bell, aud tnkes Its name from his daugh-
tors called 8l.R osebud.'''3 In Mr.. Campbell
1.-The Methodist Church loses ono OF its old
est landmarks. IA
Miss Susan Ann BoWery.
b * Miss Susan Ann; BoweryfIdied at $3.50
O'Clock Sunday morning at the Home for
Incurnblesi She was ninety -four years
5of age The funeral took place from the
Home at q O clock Yesterday ii. 5i8.
Mr.. D. p Shields.
News has been received In this city OF
THE death. In Memphis Of. Mr. D. Z.
Shields father Of Mrs. John D. Potts
t1nd Mrs John AZ Cullen, both OF whom
IRE we'll known in Richmond. Mrs. Gull
len, who has been visiting here, left yes
terday Tor Louisville, where the funeral
will take place. Sf 5{a TX 3SS III NJ Il
/. .ss.j5s Mrs. =. II. Fox.
Mrs. i, Ii. Fox died yesterday morn
ing at $40 o'clock at her home. AL
West Clay Street. She N Is survived by
Il brother and six children. ,tsa54S g333
The funeral will take 5pluce from the
residence ntH35 30 clock tomorrow after
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-01
Og 9agene hengleoe after / IN
berligere og fnoerligere Joritaosrf.-
VI.

GfteraarsitorHene beggnote at
parile oeres aomme. De req og rus
ifeoe / DOR life, [aDe Spite, os Bin
ben bpen % PED / 5user oe Sprets
fer.
81 funoe life langere fGroes iaa
meget neoe oeO 9aDet og / De om-
tringligsenoe 2pHgbejer; msn bort
6us nenote 8inoaerne uo moo 6as
bet, Ri tunoe oerfru is, bpuroan oct
.brso moo Stranobreooen, og bbor
oct bDioe Sfum fprsjteoe bit op
oper Warebalmen og Sansbeiene.
Naar Nftenen tom, Bier oct iurt
re tolot ogiaa iHoenfor, Dg ri loo
ca 5erpen lDie og parne.
Den fplote MI pore Rm meo FIN
Iejenoommsligs 2ngt. Der bar en-
big 1jemlig 9pgge, bDor ben bar
lat fpore....
st S~a0erbjem uoen 5orDlugt fan
life tentes, Os aft, bpao Saoeren
baDoe at bpoe at imaat os tort,
rur bort. -
Nadr faa 9orpslsoen lpffs OPP
cg fpreote fit Sfer benober @illpet
! Susmsrfet, tunoe jeg flptte mig
ben til Sloen og iiooe ftiae fen oa
iiirre inO | Den. Oct par, ligeiom
jeg beore funoe tanfs; lettere fun
DC ffue fremdo MOB De Dage, Iom
foo faa lpfe og faa Hare og ooa
fca ~tilfIsreoe.
Og Oa fom Der afti6 inc imefz
fem mine fb'e, blioe 5anfer nogls
msrfe urobaffenos: nogle, Der
III mig til at grus.
Oct bar ultio l6elge, mine 1unz
ter beifcftigeoe fA meo. 5DOrlsbes
SiIos BET ! aansifn sau mso bette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-01

9an BAR efter Oenne femme Dug
Dag om muligt enonu emmere,
enonu benipnsfuloere; men Smer=
ten, ban bapoe tilfpiet mig, bar ban
enonu, Os feIte ben langt opbere
emo jeg.
Seq grab sen pet; men ban bar
cen fremoeIes inherit / lit smtfplen-
De 9ierte.
Seq foritoo ogiaa, at ban fslie
Ile ct Grin lapere / min @gtelie =
foroi ies bapoe let BAN ubeberitet.
6por OilOe jeg gerne fua ben life
Misitemning, Ser bar fommet %
imellem. flettet no at bans Gr4
inOring.
Seq grunoeoe Og tantte oe bar
bare Bib moO BAN; men oct bar,
IigeiOm ogfaa oct bsieoe bans So
neo neoao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-01

6ans Rum og bans MaIerfdesr
popeOe ieg MI life at rsre. -. De
iioO Der Dag fra Dag. iaafom ban
fprloo Dem.
Wen en- Dag Tom ban % bao
mig iteue liot / Stano, mems ban
tar borte.
Seq fulgte BAN ino / bans Or
tejOsrum og loo BAN pife mig. 6pa0
jea life maatte rsre. nGlers toms
mer ou bjem Og bliber fda prso,
iaa DreO paa mig; ~tilfsjeoe jsg
o9 REP BAN liOt | 9refnippen.
San 10, oa jea iua, bOOr oct IN
tie op.
Oct bar 10 netop set, ise bapoe
beregnet; = ieg Diloe tale fpsgsnoe
om oct fore llbbre, Der BAR tommtt
REQ Den fsrife file Sfbsge. San
ifuloe life langere gua og pine fa
meo nogen Slags Sanfe paa Den
lille u~betpoeIige 5~ifretiepisning.
@i bleO enige ON, bbao jeg muatts
nOet bleb iad 3irligt og tint bbor
Gin 6aano far faret" = fsjeoe ban
til.
San flpnqeoe i'm arm pm MIC,
bi iaa binanoen Iange, Iange
in6 / gjet.
San bar 6en Col, ser bragte De
minofte og fDdgeite Ssfelier til Al
| fin @lanos.
Sg after lbfte BEN flare Dag inc
| bore tenore Si9fe.
Solftinnef tunoe pi life un0s
b9re.
Def bar 2ibsbetingelfen for Dor
ebige 8effaaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-01

opbe 5plelier. ies nereoe for BAN.
Oct bar fun O~perflaoens fun
menoe 8plgetopper. iom bapoe fprs
Tfrettet mig = men Den tore, bers
lige lInoeritrpm tenote ieg 10.
Oct par oenne un0eritrem je9
oarmere in0erlieere for
bper Dag.
9enne llnoeritrpm, iom jeg alene
belt tenote, belt foritoo, belt beuns
0re0e.