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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
REASONS NOT DISCLOSED
Current Comment in the Diplomatic
Corps.
WILL COMPLETE INVESTIGATION
Baron des Planches After Tour
Through the Southwest Will Sail
for Home Next June.

For several days the members of the
diplomatic corps have been discussing the
probable retirement of Baron Mayor des
PIanches the Italian ambassador IL IS
openly limited. by many who profess 10
know that the causes leading this popular
diplomat to abandon Washington are not
unlike those which Influenced Sir Mortimer
Durand to give up his post here last WIN
ter This would mean th-. some hitch mas
occurred between the baron and some or
the leading lights at the capital.
No Unpleasant Relations.
The ambassador has repeatedly denied the
existence of unpleasant relations between
himself and any one else, but has not de-
clared that it is his intention to return here
next winter. The ambassador according To
the latest arrangements made. intends to
take another trip for the purpose of COM
plotting his investigation of Immigrant con-
dtions. begun two years ago. In 100 ne
went as far Texas. and 1t is his desire
now to continue thence throughout the
southwestern states. then going north to
California and probably touching the north
ern frontier.
1t is understood that the departure will
be delayed until after the Duke of Abruzzi.
who will he in command of the Italian war
ships due at jamestown the latter part OF
PlanChes. The formal ceremonies of Wei-
coming the member of the reisning house
of Italy will not last over two days, after
which the ambassador may proceed west.
II this program is carried out his return
to Washington will be about the middle OF
June. when the embassy will move 10 the
New England coast for the summer and
the baron will join his wife in Italy
Much Comment Caused.
Much comment was created by her alb
sence from the capital the past winter and
It IL stated by many that the baroness is
the chief cause OF the ambassadors re-
tirement. Whether not she did not come
here because crossing the sea would en-
danger her health or because she experienced
certain social dissatisfaction. IS impossible
TO ascertain now.
At all events, a hidden reason is behind
Baron des Planches' mysterious movements
which Will. after three years OF denials
and runoTs, at last result in his abandon
ing the local post. now one of the plums in
the Italian diplomatic service.
Ambassador des Planches recently said TO
"A Star representative that 1t was his inten-
ton to complete his Investigations of the
conditions of Italians in the United States
in order that his suggestions might be car
RED out in connection with the new policy
Of the government of the United States to-
ward aliens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
UNABLE TO AGREE.
Jury in Winebarger Case Dismissed
by Court.
Special Dispatch To The Star

Special Dispatch To The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO. April 12.-After de-
liberatine since II o'clock yesterday morn
ing the jurors in the Winebarger man.
slaughter case reported to Judge Merrick
at o'clock today that they were unable
to agree The jury was disc harged. The
las. ballot showed seven for acuuittal and
five for conviction. This means that there
will be a new trial. provided he state de-
cides 10 prosecute the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
LIABILITY OF EMPLOYERS.
Attorney General Bonaparte Argues in
Support of the Law.

Attorney General Bonaparte made an ar
gr ment before the Supreme Court today in
the employers liability cases and his al
dress closed the hearing. The Attorney
General made an appeal for a liberal con-
struction of the statute and declared that
the railroads should not be permitted to be
a law unto themselves. He contended that
the United States government has right
to regulate the Observation-Disclosures of com
merce under the general constitutional
power to regulate commerce itself. and he
argued that this power could properly be
SO extended as to provide for the protec-
ton of men employed on interstate rail-
roads notwithSta niinS their employment
may not take them outside of any given
state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Lecture on Early Church History.

Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith, rector of st.
Thomas Church. near Dupont Circle. will
this evening exhibit seventy illustrated pic
lures of events I'm the early history of that
branch of Christs Church known in the
first centuries as the British Church, and
now known here as the Protestant Epis-
copal Church. lecture will be delivered
by DR.. Smith in connection with these pic
lures. to which there will be no charge for
admission nor will tickets be required. The
lecture will be at pm. An the Parish
Han adjoining the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
The Millers' National Federation.

CHICAGO April 12.-The annual meet
ing Of The directors of the Milers' National
Federation was held here today. In addi-
ton to the directors sixty-four delegates
representing the principal wheat growing
states of the United States, were in at
tendance The chief object of the meeting
was to discuss the proper steps to be taken
10 secure the removal of the duty on for
eIsn wheat imported into this country
Resolutions favoring such removal were
presented by the Interior Millers' Club of
Minneapolis. President John w. Burk of
Springfield. Ohio. presided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Deal for Base Ball Transfer Completed

CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 1.-THE deal
for the transfer to Thos. ]. Logan by Geo.
Il. Cox OF the latter's third interest in the
Cincinnati National League ball team was
completed today. Mr.. Logan is warm
friend of President Hermann of the club
and II Is announced that there will De no
change in policy or management. The
club is capitalized at $25o0OO No state
ment has been made as to the consideration
In the sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

William H. Moore. who conducts mems
furnishing business at Nos. 203 and 205
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. filed pc
tition in the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia today asking that he be adj
judged bankrupt. He states his assets to
be 81 300 and his liabilities $5.2140s. Leon
Tobriner represents the petitioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Commissioned Special Policemen.

The following persons have been commits
stoned special policemen for duty in Con-
vention Hall during the Masonic fair: Ar
thur Woolley, H. Grahe. f. B. Grain, John
r. Lowe. w. Harries, M w. Chambers.
James E. Arnold. w. H. Gould. A. Childs,
J. D. Newton. A. c. Holman, Fred Miller.
Henry w. Schlosser, J. F. Dodd. John X
Harris, p. P. Little. John DAILY. E. 8. Ar
rington, Morris Barnett, Thomas De Loach
and F. w. Spiess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Governor of Bermuda Resigned

NEW YORK, April 12.-Lieut Gen Sir
Robert MacGregor Stewart, X c. b.. has
rendered to the British colonial Office his
resignation as governor and commander
in-chief of the colony of Bermuda, accord
ing to information received here today. 1t
Is understood that solely private reasons
are the cause OF his withdrawal from the
Bermudan governorship. The resignation
is TO take effect next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
The Limitation of Armamsnts.

PARIS. April 12.-Ministerial circles
here have not taken up a definite attitude
relative to the question of discussing the
limitation of ornaments at The Hague
conference. or at least they maintain re-
serve on the subject. Semt-officfaI adyices
received here from Berlin and Vienna de-
clare that Germany and Austria are utterly
opposed to the Italian proposition whose
object is to conciliate the German and
British viewpoints
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Complaint Against 1919 Roads.

The most extensive complaint ever filed
with the interstate commerce commission
Is that OF the Pacific Coast Lumber Manu-
faeturers' Association against 129 railroads
The complaint has to do principally with
lumber rates in the region south of Port
land. There were so many OF the defend
ant roads that the commission has request
% the manufacturers to amend their COM
piant ana leave out some of the names Of
the defendants. so as to relieve the COM
1issicn from an immense amount OF repe-
.iiion IN hearing the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
MAY REST AT ARLINGTON.
Admiral Kautz's Remains Being
Brought On the Baltimore.

The Navy Department is informed that
the cruiser Baltimore. recently detached
from the Asiatic station, left Gibraltar yes
terday for New York. where she will be
put out of commission She is bringing
home the remains of Rear Admiral Albert
kautz, C.S.N.. retired. who died at Flor
ence. Italy, February q, and of Lieut. STAN
ley Woods. Us NJ. who died at Singapore
February %. 1t is understood that the re-
mains OF Admiral kautz are to be brought
to this city for interment in the Arlington
national cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Cuban Minister Purchases House.

Mr.. Gonzalo de Quesada. the Cuban min
lister. has purchased house 1870 MassachL-
sets avenue for his home. The house was
formerly the home Of Mr.. II. Clay Evans.
who has not resided there since he went to
London as consul general, but has been oc-
cupied for several years by ex-Secretary
Shaw. While the price Is not mentioned
II Is supposed to have been In the neigh
borhood of 100000. The sale was effected
through the firm Of Messrs Chesley a
Chesley and f. c. Brainerd, real estate
brokers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Building Permit Issued.

A building permit was issued by Inspector
Ashford today as follows:
To Charles j. Wade. for one-story brick
addition to 1874 street northwest. Archi-
tect. Charles ]. Wade; constructors. Jcne,
and Peters Construction Company; ess.-
mated cost, $2t00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Examining Immigrant Stations.

The Secretary of Commerce and Labor.
following the plan he has adopted OF ex-
amining into the workings of all offices OF
this department. outside OF Washington. Is
now having all the immigration stations
looked into. He has heretofore had ex-
amined the various branches ST the steam
boat inspection service. the shipping COM
missioners. and is going to continue through
every branch of his service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Judge Beverly T. Crump Resigned.

RICHMOND. Va, April 12-Judge Bev-
"rly T. Crump chairman of the corporation
commission, has rendered his resignation
20 Governor Swanson. His successor is
understood to he Judge William F. Rhea
former United States representative from
The ninth Virginia district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Sues for Absolute Divorce.

Annie G. Childs today in the District Su-
preme Court entered suit against Alexander
A. Childs for an absolute divorce. In her
petition, which is filed by Attorney Joseph
A. Burkart she states that she was mar
ried to the defendant in Baltimore. Nd.
March %. 1892. and that for the past six
years he has not contributed to her sup
port,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Automobile in the Tropics.

The value OF the horseless vehicle for
development of the tropics and the orient
where horses do not thrive and methods
of travel and transportation are crude and
satisfactory, Is to be discussed by Mr..
q. p. Austin. chief Of the bureau of sta
tistics, before the National Geographic So
ciety, this evening. The theme of his
lecture will be Queer Transportation
Methods"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
aiotous Actions at Gomel, Russia.

GOMEL. Russia, April IA band Of
reactionist rowdies. armed with revolvers
and knives. paraded the principal streets
here today. entering all the Jewish stores
and ordering the merchants under pain of
death to leave the town within three days.
Representative Jews have telesraphed to
Premier Stolypin and the governor of
Mohiiev asking for protection against the
exccsseS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Commissioner cockrell Returns.

Ex-senator Coekrell of the interstate
commerce commission has returned from
Florida, where he has been some time con-
.valescing from his recent illness. He Is
considerably improved In health. and an
nounced that he expected to resume his
work on the commission almost immedi-'
ately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
Downtown Temperature.

Tie temperature recorded today by Feast
& Co.'S thermometer was as follows: 8
am, AZ; l. noon, 80; 2 pm, 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

NEW LONDON. Conn. April 12-The
schooners Nat. Meader. from South Amboy
Tor Haliowell. Me-, and Rosa Mueller from,
New York bound east. collided with the
Cornheld lightship early today the colli-
sions taking place about an hour apart
Both schooners lost their headgear but
were not seriously damaged. The damage
to the lightship was not heavy The Meade,
and the Mueller put in here for repairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12

HARRISB -,G, Pa, April l2.-The state
board of elevated and underground rail-
ways, composed of the governor, attorney
general and secretary of state today re-
fused the application of the Central Eie-
waited Railway Company for charter TO
construct and operate elevated line In
the city of PittsburS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
A r S HIP OR AER O.
PLANE-WHICH?

A Washington inventor
favors the balloon type. and
tells why.
Illustrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12

MUNICH, Bavaria. April Fit is an
nounccd that Felix Mottl has received
very tempting offer from Heinrich Conreid
to conduct the orchestra of the Metropolitan
Opera House. New York. Herr Motif has
not yet decided whether To accept or decline
the proposition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Apr

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. April 12-Luther
]. Stevenson. general manager of the Com
mercial Credit Company. was instantly
killed in an elevator accident in the MUIR
ray building last night His head was
crushed between the elevator Se-d the floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-12
OPEN CAR ETIQUETTE.

The open car season has
arrived, and Our old friends
of last year have appeared
again. You will recognize
them all.
BY Clarence l.. Cullen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-28
sra &egis1at,trett+

Ser er MI bare fire uaer i9jen al
Denne Legislative 9ssfon, og naar Sanb>
beoeu ifal i1ges, bItr nbRsterne til, at
ben pil uorette nosst at uaientlig DetDos
ming, betpbelig minbre for bper Dag,
lom saar. Der er naturliguts enbnu
@runb til at baabe. at naar Weblem.
merue uirfeli9 faar le, buor bet bar ben,
De ba oil tase Zig iamuea oe tiltroos
For Sntereslernes Wobrano siennemFpre
bet ninb(te enbel at bet Neformpro>
gram, 1om par paa alles aNnnoe ueo
Sesiiouens 8egsnbelis. Wen 6lnorins
eerue, fom tl,aa ooertomnes, blir itorre,
eftetlom man neriner f9 SesiionenS Nfs
Futning. Etngen sr, at enbel al fe
uietisite &omiteer baobe 6ulet og 5es
natet er Zig iammeniat, at bet er ON
trent umulist at faa Deln til at bebanble
ct Gorilas, iom gaar Snteresierne tu,oo.
Der er ltben eller in9sn ubftst til,
at ber pil bliue nogen temperance 2op,
ginning nnoer benne Sesfon. 6us.
tomiteen ipnes abiolut at baue foreiat
fla lite at rapp ortere Sounty Option.
! 6orIaset paa nogen Maabe. Den bolbi
nplis ct Msbe. % aue senteoe, at ben
ba uilbe sjsre noget meb benne Gag.
ST af Naeolemmerne forei1og, at man
,tulOe optase Gountn.0 0ption,T TorNaset
til Bebanbling, men bet blep nebiiemt
meb fort Jlertal. st Gorips pil bltue
eiort paa at faa 9uiet til at tase 6ors
laset ub al Romiteens 3anber, men
loette oil neppe lpttes. Dette iYnss bog
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-28
ubenfor al mennelfelig 6ielp.

nbeufor al u1enneltelig 9ielp. Oct
par ben @!utnin9 2e9erue Tom til, Sc
bapoe Qiort fit bebite men baube intet
formaaet. 2Oet par bog iste en- 5lutntng,
lom tunbe tieue til Opnuntring for Dem,
lom fob Denbe ner Scr. Trant yoltot,
943 Gairfielo Aue., Gb'cago, beretter om
fin Wooers 2ioeli Ter % benoes enbelise
6elbreoelie peo ct iimpelt Qusmiboel.
San flyer: vMia Ulober betanht fig
en- forferbelig E;litono. pun ipntes at
lioe at en- eienoommelia Spgoon. &c.
ssrne gao ben torltisuige Nauns. Sun
plassbeS of fore 9merter Waapen. Gre
2rger bebanbIebe benbe u6en at funne
linbre Smerterne. llnbertiban leb bun
iaa forFeroeligt, at ri troebe, benDeS @ne
oeligt uar ner. Eilitbf1 ertIereoe be, at
intet Mennefte funbe bialps beube, os at
Der lite oar en- @niif at 0aab for beuoe.
Da alt anoet bapoe lIaaet fell, bsEuttebe
ri at pr6ue Eurifo, bporos:. ri bapbe bgrt
iaa meset. Seq lfaffebe mig noset al
benne Weotcin og beeynbte at 9tue benbe
ben resslmeSlig ifplge Bruesanpisnins
gen. Set uar ,tte Ianse. fpr ri n,erfeoe
saunlig Wirtning. toun forliatte meb at
BRUCE mebicinen, og inben en- Maaneo
par uor fiere Mooer iaa meget bebre, at
bun funbe Hooe oppe libt. On nogen
Eio bleu bun albeles FRITZ os bar leuere
peret triit os raif. 6enoes Spgoom er
lite uenbt tilbage. Ut er tafnemmelise
oper. boao &urifo bar ubrettstfor benbe."
gtaar aue andre Dlibler bar naaet
tell, prpp Dr. Yetet's Rurito- Men
buortor opjatte inbtil ba? Den ferfte
Slate uil operbeut|e ben meit tpiplenbe
ON, at Rurito er ct uiebuanlist aaunlist
Miboel mob BlooipsDou, % tonltitus
tioneqe Spa9beber. i1lig anbre Mebiels
ner Tan ben lite faaes paa Mcptbeter.
Den faaes tun bos 2otaI<Aeenter, Der
Ifaar I'm Joripnins birette fra gne,Jas
britantsrne:: Or. Betsr Tabrnep &
icons So, ll2 lis go. topne
Hoe, gbicago, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-28

Vanopertet, CO ingeu pen9e, fom er
operfprt fra 2yspartet' til Mfbraeston=
bet, ital bruse8 til anoet enb Mtbetalin9
at ben S0el at Bpeus Uonbs9lelb, fom
mebrette fan opferes mob Qysuertet.
Numer 8.
Tcreilaaet Mmenoen,ent til l1nberafbe>
ling Olumer en- og tre0ipe al 5ets
t'cn fem % iptti.
2t uaberatoeltng en- % treoiue af
Sefiion tenn og iptti Gbarteret for
8psn Uersns Sous ioranores ueo at til.
Fpie BERTH tplsenoe:
vDog tan be itemmsberettisebe /
nepnte Bp ielu beitemme, ON 2icenie
tan blipe 9iuet til nosen perion eller
Berioner neunte Bp til at iel9e lpiri>
tusie, uiua9tige, 9ierebe eler WialtIitp,
rer. % Bpltriueren er berueb opforbret,
paa Mniesnius af ii proeent al be items
meberettisebe neunte Bp, reanenbe
efter bet iamlebe 9temmeantal af9tpet
peo bet neit foresaaenoe alminbelige
Val9 | neunte Bp, naatlombelit men
lite ienere eno II Dase fpr ct aarli9t
Bppalg, at uar1le ON, at Sper9smaa>
let ON 2icenie nil bltue benltiQet til Sol,
tet ueb neunte Vals. % Ba1iel berom
ffal siues at neunte Bpclert paa famine
Maabe cs paa famine Eib, iom Wariel
ON bet aatlise Bpuals eiues. Orbene
IS Tappr af 2icenie" % rSmoo 81
Genie" ital bliue latte paa ben oficieQe
@temmeieboel ueo iaabant @alg, o9
Nftsmninsen berouer ftal BLUE aien
nemsaaet % intberettet iom beitemt peb
2ou ont @ieanemsaaelle % Snbtenbelie
af Salsberetninaer; os buis iaaoanne
Snbberetninser piier, at en- Wtaioritet al
ietiti Brocent at be loulioe Stemner
at9tpne ueb faabant 8al9 Ct Taupr al
at omitsbe 8pens ba beRaaenbe @til:
ling til 2icsnie>Spsr9smaalet, ftal bet,
iou, iaalebes bliuer beftemt peb bette
Gals, forbliue Bpens StillinQ til benne
Sag inbtil on.fsot isier af en- Maio-
rttet at ietitt Procent af be femmeberet,
tiaeoe ueo ct tplsenbe VaIs, b3crunber
ber bleu itemt ouer iamme Spprosmaal;
bog ftal ber lite 1temmes oper @ppreS
aaalet ON &icenie eQer lite 2icenie fpr
peb bet anbet alminbelt9e Bpual9 ber>
efter.
5 ben Eio, for builten bet ct befeut,
at ber lite fal uere nosen 2icenie Il
neunte Bp, ftal gpraabet lite 9iue 2is
cenie til at lelse fpirituple, pinboloi9e,
9ierebe eQer Maltlttorer neunte Bp
unotasen til pertoner, iou, loplt9t os i
COB WEenins er beifieftiseoe iom Mpo,
tbetere, % ba Blot for meoicinife os me-
tanilfe Tormaal.
Dateret ODE Wars 1907.
9. y. @art, Byfriper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-28
gtate11 Dbip, gDen Ep1ebp, |

gtaten Obip 8Den EplebD, 90 &C
2ufas GDuntD. 80
Granf 8. gbeneD iDerger, at ban er bet 9lore
gteblem al Tirmaet s.. Gbenep q Gp., per orloer q
5prretnng gDen 9Dlebo ipr n9bnte GDnntD D4 Stot,
9pIlnra for bnert enete GGlbe al RatarrD ber lite
tan belbrebeS neb 8rlgen af Hall's Catarrh Cure.
/. ss5ranf s. GbeneD.
oe1t Ste December 1886. ... a =
1es.s 9egl. geDtdrtnS Yublcua.
Hall's Catarrh Cure tnges inbnenbtq Dg btrter ol'
.efte paa 81pbet % climb SDften1et. Strr
s. Gbenep 8 3d., 2oleco 8. b
~ SnlgeS bD3 9lpptbefere, 75c. Z
Iall's Family Pills er be beotte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-28

Sen unse Moroer Otto Webers, bet
itieb Mnnie Snselsrub, en- Yi9e, tom
ban bauoe friet til, ct 9otel Tatrbale,
N. o., omttin9 Wtsbtea al Dcb.. bleu
iorleben Cont til lipspari9t Slapert.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-28
YaaifeiaInte+

Mst: STU ct Jreliens Sag oprunbsn."
San er ianbelis opilanben,
2Dlets Tprlte, 9ipets Drot,
os 5an faloer, sgrellermanbel,
til cit 6innelIot.
Slanselt beb Sam 9ons Sel,
San beg traa6te Ben ibiel;
pper @atau panbt 6al1 @eier,
5eiset 5an og Masten eier.
9erligt itraaler Gorlefronen
fra ben beie &onsefol,
funflenbe fra Naa6etronen.
$ Nlfierli9bebens Col
1p)er 2ammets Offerblo6,
Srebens Sab os 2ipets 6lo6,
% fit Treo for buer EFT Spn6er
@jenlpsninseu torfpn6er.
Wanbrer no fierne g9ne
nlt til Ramp moo MSrfets Maet,
og uoraaber aQepesne,
bpa6 Ser W}eFer ielp fat iast:
Seq ct 2ipet, @an6be6, Bei,
@pnberel1, iom tror paa Weig,
alort9 ban fortabt ifal blipe;
Seq pil ept9t 2ip bam 91pe.
Seq er 'ne6 Ser alle Gage,
bpor S ct paa Sorbens @un6,
bprer 9iertets Gut os &lase,
ct og me6 / @lebens @tunb;
bpor S 1amles / M}it Mapn,
aabner leg min Srelieriapn.
Wfo6 Ser Nrmene u6breber:
uVere 8en1er, 1reb me6 @6er!"
v2@re pere Dor Torloner,
preit, prefet og &on9e ia16!"
toner forente Eoner,
inbler oper ale 2an6;
ben opitanbne, sSeius Rriit.
pere meb os fprt os iibt,
ftsne 0ipets Sor9 os @ammen
meb Gin sSre6 / 9iertet. 9mel1!
9aserupzgisie,t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-28

Eretten Menneifer omtom uep to fore
Sneitreo inoe @eiraneer, Morse, ben
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