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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-23

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-23

A society event as well as an en-
joyable musical event will be the re-
cital to be given this evening by the
Musical Study club at the First Pres
byterian church. for the benefit of the
Edward Mcdowell fund. All musical
Cube of the country have been asked
10 aid in raising this fund and it is
thought that at the concert to be Civ
en- this evening. a large sum Will be
cleared. The principal feature on the
program will be French pianist.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

THE Hidden Hand, a play which
has served its purpose for gener.
alton, was presented at Reynolds
Opera House here last Saturday
night. The dramatization is by F.
g. Conrad, who has a number OF
productions on the road AS a
playwright Mr.. Conrad Is not a
genius, but the work is one Of Mrs.
Southworth's best efforts. How
ever, Mr.. Conrad has sent us a cou-
pie of very good acting people.
Miss Potter's Interpretation Of the
role Of Capitola Is probably very
good copy Of Mrs. Southworth's roll
licking, good natured, whole-souled
Cap. The young lady is bright, at
tractive and invests the part with
considerable versatility and mag
netism. Mr.. Wood is an actor,
who has been in the business with
good company and his Col. War
field was altogether entertaining
Altogether the play is too long.
II needs pruning, otherwise little
by a competent play
wright Again the stage manager
permits too much horseplay. Al
little farce is all right, but the me-
gro parts and others are consider
ably overdone.
A very good size audience was
present, who enjoyed the perform
ance not a little.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
Holder Gets Respite.

A respite Of thirty days was on
Saturday granted Lee Holder, an
alleged patricide Of Obion County,
by Gov Patterson. The respite
was issued upon the petition of a
number Of prominent citizens Of
Obion County, among whom were
two brothers Of the murdered man
and uncles Of the alleged murderer.
The death penalty, in accordance
with the sentence, was to have
been paid on Oct. Is, and unless
there is further interference. it will
now be put over until Nov. 30.
Ia the petition II ID stated that
the respite is desired in order that
the attorneys Of the man under SEN
tence may have time to procure ev-
idence to the end that the sentence
may be committed to life imprison-
ment.
Holder is charged with the MUIR
der Of his father. Rev b. +. Hold
er. one of the best known preachers
in Obion County. The murder was
particularly brutal. but the evidence
against young Holder was entirely
circumstantial, and it il upon this
fact that his attorneys hope Tor
Communication. The old man was
6rst shot down at night on a public
road, and then brutally beaten
about the head, after which he was
dragged into the shrubbery and
left to die. 1t is said that the faith
er was harsh in his treatment Of
the son, and that he had threatened
vengeance.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

The Union City Truckers Assoc
citation met last Saturday after.
noon at the City Hall. A represent.
alive Of the N, c. s. St. Z. ny. Co.
was present guaranteeing as good
rates as those in effect at Hum
boldt. Another agent, represent
ing fertilizer company, was pre- =
emit Committee on acreage report
ed Is acres Of tomatoes and II acres
Of cabbage signed in addition to As
acres of each crop already subscrib-
ed, making total Of III acres all
together. The next meeting will
be held tomorrow Saturday. at
the City Hall, at which time it is
hoped that arrangements can be
made for plants, etc.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
LOCAL AND pERsoNAL.

Mrs Irene Dahnke visited Mem
phis last week.
Mrs. c. Y. Jones visited relatives
At Clinton last week.
Miss Alma Hayden has returned
from visit to Chattanooga.
Mrs. Belle Waddell went to Par
agouId, Ark, last week to visit hei
son. Alex.
Mrs. Robt. White and Miss Lola
White have returned from a visit
to Jackson
F. W. Moore and wife left Sun
day for weeks stay with friends
at ST. Louis.
Miss Mary Burton, Of Selma,
Ala, was the guest Of Mrs. r. /.
Bell last week.
Mrs. Joe Sheriff., Of Chicago, is
in the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mamie Il. Little.
Esq. S. F. Howard and Prof. W.
II. Cook are spending a few days
at Dawson Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. D. Moss, Of
Jackson, are in the city visiting
relatives and friends
Mrs. Fl. T. Robinson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. G. Tomerlin,
in st. Louis this week.
Rev. w. d. Jenkins, of Browns
vile, was in the city this week Wis
iting the home Of Rev Fl. B. John
ston.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Luten went
TO Osceola, Ark, last week to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Luten's
brother. ]. p. Kiser.
Mrs. r. r. Clark and babies, Of
Jackson, and Miss Pearl Aber-
nathy, Of Selmer, are in the city
visiting Mrs. r. I. Bell.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Napier have
moved from Protemus to Union
City, and are at home again as Of
yore. Their many friends are
pleased to welcome them.
Mrs. j. c. Reynolds and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Reynolds and chill
dren have returned from Weaver
willie, N. c., after summers So
jouru Ia Pinewood Cottage.
r.. 9. Coldwell, Of Louisville, has
been in the city for several days
visiting his mother at the home Of
J. f. Howard. Mrs, Caldwell has
not been well for some time.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

The newest, SWEETEST and besi
minstrel Of the coming season Il r
Al. Coburn's Greater Minstrels nexi
Saturday night at Reynolds Opera
House. This is the Great Barlow
Minstrel reorganized, remodeled
and the new title adopted BY Man,
ager Coburn to protect his own and
the interest of his patrons from the
inferior companies who have been
misrepresentiug and trading upon
his reputation by titles similar to
his old company An entirely new
company, new people, new cos
tunes, music, songs, jokes, vaude-
vile and feature acts. The first
part setting this season is also a
departure from those in the past,
and is the most beautiful he has
ever carried, equipped with colored
light effects, electrical and calcium,
and the ensemble numbers are new,
bright and full Of motion aud ac-
ton. The singing is the best be
has ever carried with this or any
other company
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

Mr.. J P. Manning, son Of Mrs.
J. N. Bradshaw. Of Hickman. vas
married Oct. 5 to Miss Minute
Lurch ali the brides home IN Ledger
wood, N. Oak. From Ledqe~cod
they went to st. Paul. Nina. and
thence to Milwaukee. They will
be at home in Chicago at 3s7 Wash-
ington Boulevard.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
Mr.. +. 8. Clement, Of Number


Mr. r. B. Clement, of Number
Seven, was here Thursday selling
four loads Of fine cotton to the J s.
Moffatt Company and reports the
death OF Mrs. j. S. Bell, aged 65, Of
pneumonia, Mrs. Bell had for
many years been a member Of the
M. X. Church, Her body was bu-
ried at Stovall's cemetery. She
leaves husband and nine children.
News-BannrT.
The funniest act in vaudeville,
the acrobatlc chink and the funny
clown ia their novelty, comedy,
knockabout absurdities and pan
tomimic capers will be seen next
Saturday night, Oct. %, at Rey-
nolds Opera House with J. A. Co
burns Greater Minstrels. Don't
miss II; it's a great act, but only
one Of the multitude 81 features
this season in this reliable, enjoy
able company, which we have
learned to know will keep all prom
Uses every season
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

Mrs. n p. Arm this week hand
ed us q green rose taken from Il
rosebush at the home of Mrs. zoe
Isbell, near Union City. The bush
is the same as any other rosebush.
but the bud and the petals of the
rose when il il fully opened Ire all
green; in fact the rose ID altogether
green, very remarkable species vi
the rose.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

We the Election Commissioners
of obion County Tenn, do here
By cali an election TO be hefd sat
urday, Nov, 80. 1907. at the various
voting precincts il the different
districts of said county Tor the pur4
pose ot determining whether Obion
County shall issue one hundred
thousand dollars ia bonds. the pro-
ceeds from the said bonds to be is
sued in building steel bridges 10
said county.
i Is WHlrPLE, Chair
7 G. BuRpicK, Sec.
a. X WELLS.
Obion CO. Election Commissioners.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

The quartette with the Greater
Barlow Minstrels, now under the
title Of J.. "a. Coburn's Minstrels, is
one Of the best heard ID years. AS
in the past It Is pronounced in a
new and novel form Every season
a different idea, every season new
show, every season bigger and
better show. That explains the
success Of this popular Manager
and his company. They are gem
tlemen, they are courteous and
they are every one capable perform
ers. Next Saturday night. Oct 26,
at Reynolds Opera House.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25


Mesdames F. NJ. Woody and 5.
". Goodwin left Monday morning
for Columbia. the former to attend
the State meeting Of the W c. T.
T.. and the latter to spend few
weeks with old friends.
Rev. Hamp MeLeskey, pastor Of
the c. P. Church at Fulton, was IN
the city Monday. He was on his
way to Rutherford, where he is
conducting revival meeting for
the cumberlands at that place.
Chas. Dietzel. John Semones, J.
c. Mckee and Dan Glenn took an
automobile ride to Paducah this
week. They left here Sunday,
spending an hour each at Fulton
and May6eld and landed in Padu.
cab at noon.
W. B. Clay, residing few miles
north of the city, informs us that be
has marketed /. 300 pounds Of first
class honey this summer, the pro-
duct Of the bees on his farm. Mrs.
ClaY realized something like $40
for the honey.
w. E. Walters, the grocer, has a
new ad. in this paper. Mr. Walters
says the report to the effect that he
had sold his business was all a
joke; that he is merely adding a
first-class meat market to his bus
mess and has procured the services
of Mr.. Scates to assist him in the
management of the same.
The Memphis Presbytery Of the
A. r. r. church convened Thurs
day at Polk. The different soci-
cites of the church held their con-
vention Wednesday night, the reg
ular work of the Presbytery COM
mencing Thursday night and the
opening sermon preached BY Bro.
Erwin, OF Shelby county. News
Banner.
A number of Union City people
attended the Weakley County fair
at Dresden last week, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. It. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs, w. p. DAVIS, Mr.. and
Mrs. !. ID Glenn and Miss Kittie
Mott Glenn, Miss Nora Gardner,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Farris, Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Wright, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. r. McMichael, Mr.. Reese
and Miss Grace Harris.
ri. c. Stan6eld. W. G. Clagett. ].
b. Killlon, Chas. DeBow, S. r.
Bratton, Il. r. Barrett.
SWEETEST line of hand painted par
Tor tables at Bell Furniture Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
Gibbs Holbrook.

Dresden. Tenn. Oct. 19.--B. d
Gibbs and Miss Annie Lea Hol'
brook were married at the home Of
J. r. Holbrook, the brother Of the
bride. Rev. /. w. Irion officiating,
Mr.. Gibbs is one Of Dresdeu's best
young men. while Miss Holbrock IL
young woman Of grace, worth and
character. She mas many friends
in Union City who wish her welded
life may abound in blessings and
happiness.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
Puzzle Supper.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Baptist Church will serve atpuzzle
supper on Halloween night at the
home of Mrs. A. J. Harpole, corner
Of Fourth street and Washington
avenue. There will be a mysterious
and attractive menu Come and
enjoy social evening and engage
in innocent fun and merriment
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

The debate at Crittendon Grove
which was fixed for Saturday night,
Oct. II, has been deferred until
Saturday night, Nov. 2. The teach
ers meeting will be held here SAT-
urday, Nov. 2.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

Hickman. KY, Oct. l9.--At the
home Of Mrs. S. A. Maddox, near
State Line, seven miles from here,
Mixs Bessie Maddox and II II. Ba-
con we're united ia marriage, Rev
J II. Roulhac. of Union City, Of
heiating
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

The new game Law forbids quail
shooting until November Is. The
law also provides that quail hunters
shall pay privilege tax of $500,
and the violators those hunting
without a license-a are subject To
indictment. Bird hunters will do
well to look up the law and pur.
chase license before the season
opens. So far only three licenses
have been issued to Obion County
huntsmen.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
sTA1n or ONO. cry o. ToIrDo /.

LUCAS COUNTY
Frank j. Cheney makes oatfs that he is senior
partner Of the firm IT r. j. Cheney q Co.. doing
business in the city az Toledo. County and state
aforesaid. and that said firm viii pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case Of catarrh that cannot he cured BY the use
81 Halls catarIh Cure. FRANK J. cHENEY.
sworn TO before me and subscribed in my pres
erces this 6th day Of Decefnbef A. d. 1856.
fea.f1 a VI GLEASON
NOTARY PrHLfc
Halls catarrh Cure IS taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and Mucous surface u
the system, Send for testimonials free
n. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. q
Sold by al druggists. Tsc
Take Halls FANNY Piles for constipation
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

Rev. J. L. Hudgins went to Knox
willie last Monday to hold series
Of meetings and Rev. T. Ashburn,
pastor at Knoxville, will fill the
pulpit at the Cumberland Preshy.
serian Church in this city next Sun
day.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

S0othes itching skin. Heals cuts Oh
burns without a scar. Cures pfles.
eczema salt rheum. any Itching.
Doan j Ointment. Your druggist sells
IL.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
L. d. HUxrABLE, PastoI

There will be ten days OF special
meetings held at the Alliance Chap
e, beginning Nov 3. 1907. conduct
ed by Rev. J. e. Ramseyer, of Fort
Wayne, Ind. and Rev. Chandler, of
Wheaton, I'll. All are most cordial-
~ invited to attend these services.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

Biggest and cheapest lot of Mis-
sion Rockers and desks at Bell Fur
niture Co. Low prices.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
The Churches.

Christian Alliance Chapel Sab
bath services IN the Alliance Chap
el are at 3 and IT'S. Sunday school
az. Friday night prayer meeting
at IT'S.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

Fifty patterns of iron beds at
Bell Furniture Co. $500 to $50. 90,
each bargain.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

SWEETEST line Of hand painted par,
Tor tables at Bell Furniture Co.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
Stnoentermeoet / Sofio.

Str. 8gbl." at II. 4pril i~triDer
Oct friitne StuOentermgoe / Sapan;
6obeoitao - oct fgrIte 8er0ensmsot
AZ nogen Iom belit Slugs. Der bar
beret bolot / oct fjerne gffen = bar
rott itor Opfigt i Supan.
s n56e 5imes" for 8. Qpril ituar
Ser ct telegram fra Sofio, iom flyer.
at 9eroensforbunoets 8onFerence bar
faaet ben parmeite 0eltomfbilien.
nan fan t9nte fig. | Supdn.
Ger er gjort Setter for 9eItagerns
al to fremragenoe Sapaneiere og al
Bnen Sofio.
Den enc af o japanite g9rtsr.
@rep DIANA, bar iagt, at efter 9iz
itoriens 8ionesbnr0 fan religiss pro-
fdganoa neppe bentes at fsre til mo-
get pioere uoen en- ft9rf Statsmdgts
Stette. GriItenoommens uoiigter /
Srlenten fon1rner not, mente ban, III
at ufbange at, boorbi0t Sapan er !
Stuno til at nfaa oens Jorffrifter
tiipaslet til 2itens mootagelige"
Manb.
S~elegrdmmet fort91er ogIad, at ct
0is0e af 5000 8uoobifter BAR ienot
crbsoige s0iIiener til oct friitelige
Stu0entermeoe.
Og Marquis Sto, Iom 10 life er
noesn Rriften, bar gipet 1000 puno
Sterling iom 6jRlp til at o9fte Rons
fsreneens 1ogifter.
Detts betpoer life Ssjr. Del fan
betboe 5are for ff9bnefOanger Sams
nsnbldnoing.
Mlen oct mnd bore en- itRrf Opfors
bring til 5orbsn, faa ben R9tte Wes
Der for S~ti1osnter, Der ffal boloes
rnnot ON / Sapan | De nafte Bar
Tiger at Ronferencens Deltagere, life
fsdI fua Senfation, men Spnoeres
nrelfe til Reiultat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26

IiselIe. U6sn SUBS Oro. uOreoet II
in Sammen6an3 % ! MOOii5elIe
nce 0ets SCOPES, sr life lan9ers
@uos Oro.
). 8erneit er n9onte YrGoiten
MooitrlO meo Den fre9ione 5ett PED
sele Den Zone, ION gaar i3ennem Den,
ielp om Oennt er life ia liot neOitemt
/ zen trptts 6orm, 6oori oen MI fOre=
logger. 5etIten Ell nemIi5 en- gpn,
6errens ppperitepra iteli9e 9sn. 0lsn
man m9rter ilet life no9et Oertil
grQoifenen. - 0ern9t tdler 8enne1
6tle 5ioen ON. 6oao @uo itdI gpre,
meoens pr90iten belle 5ioen taller ON,
99ao De troenoe ital gore. WleO faa
Orb iagt: Mooiigslien melem 5ets
iien % pr9oiten er baaoe funodmens
al og unioerial.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
Observation-Disclosures
Yr9oifeniamlina.
st @enfbdr.
St q r.

9a Ri forleOen optog en- 3ritit at
pr. 70. 6. Seniens JOriIas ON en-
4r9oiteniamling for Menigbeos>
redoene / Ounmort, iaa er
oct life mere emo retf9r6i1t
hdaoe mob JOrilassItiIeren o.
5ore 9eiere at Optage iaa me9et af
bans SDar, at Ri Ter. bbao bans
Sants bar meo 5OriIaget. en- Snos
itnoelie til Str. 0gbl." ffriOsr ban
81. a.:
Oct er ~dlminoelig anerfenot, at Den
itemdtiite Sberiigt, Tom Menigbeoss
raaoene faar tilitiIet, naar De fol
foretuge praiteinoitiaine, ingen Sp.
%lpsniHg siOer meo 5enfbn til Qnfeges
tens Stittetbeo til oct paageloen6e
Ilenigbebsarbejoe. Qbfolut in9en!
Oct Menigbeosraa0, Der faar Den
0psaDe at ffuae beige mslem 20 a
&c Qnisgere fra 2anoets forfteaise
Ggne. er oerfor meget oanfteliet fill
let. Oct ftaar oper for en- Snoitils
ling. for bDilfsn oct ifal bare 4nfpaz
ret, men oct fapner ale getingelisr
for at funne foretage Den Torunoerz
iegelie, iom Sagen trepsr. Oct fan
Igee | Gfang at opndd 8snolfab til
npgle at De 300 4nissere, og oct
sr oct bele.
9Derten Menigbeosraao eller qn>
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
I'll Ysnlionsfasiens
Meolemmer.

&asiereren bar nDlig meooelt mig,
at Der er mango at MeoIemmerne,
iom life bar inobetalt oeres Ndrsz
tiOrug. San beoer ON at fdu Oct
reiterenoe tilIenot fgr 10. Maj, N1
Gtarsregnitubst til ben 0ato ital az
Nuttes.
Og Iaa bill jeg Der beoe ier ON.
9enlrer, at %efterfomms oenne Opfors
tring og ifaane os for arbejoet og
eOer ietu for l1ogifterne beo at uoz
ienoe Regninger til boer enfelt, Jon
2open elers p~aal9gger os. 8er idd
SeIOiaige at g%ennemI9ie 5 2 al adz
ritel III | pore 2ope.
9rooerligit
u. SO. 4nberen,
5orman0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
SalmebGger.

5elgenoe Rumre anbefales inrIigf
Iom boaoe binig. og foIioe. imuiit
cs fmosfuloe.
Rr. 40. 9enne SaImeboa .r lia
u 20 | lloitbr. os 8inoet Iigner
De andre, men Den bar begse 5ils
I9g, ioIt 992 Solmer, FAINT aols
letter. Splitter Og Gbanselier
(besse 9etItratter). Den iOfter
$1.70.
Rr. 20. Samme Solmeboa fom
Yr. 8, men meo Solicitor, gpilts
fer os @pan9eIier. be99e Setitrets
Ter. Oenne .r ben aIminoelie
bruste llogaOe. priien sr fom
i9opanlig SLIGO.
Rr. 81. Den Salmebos bar |
Iengere 9io paret n'folgt, men III
bar Ri ct seot Oplag. Den er
Zig Rr. 20, men | GeoeEinosbino
(Wiorotto) o9 er 9rlig a1ro be
zoe mere. Den tofter $1.80.
Dette er en- farbeles ftort, bofos
bar Solmeboe.
Nr. 9. Salmebossn meo eet 5ils
l99. uoen aonstter, GpiItler co
e%pangelier, meo @uloInit, efter.
li9net aalbeninbsbino. meo aors,
5arpe oe 2inie | Cub pad gins
oct. S~muosomTus oe GooeraI.
Meget tbno os pasIeno. 5ormat.
gris SLIGO.
Nopn pootrbtfts I uat. Cub for
l0e etstro. qnore tdssr eGIers 15c.
autb. pubf. 5oufe,
Blair. Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
lpaers fan fplt fig t%iifreositilst peS
psnne 3inaents 5iltdnO!

Tpaere fan frit f9 tifirtositiast pto
e.ane 2ingents 5ilitdno!
ealslts Qleaig5eosraao 9dr isat II
ssos paa Oct u5eloise 5or5oiO Der
~. At noa!s Ne0lemmer bar rsiif
10 for at Ie % 6sre nogle Al 2tnir
serne 5ismme / oisiss e9en airteireos.
6eriil er at bemarte, at Bette ION
Htael oil oere Fl meget begrGHitt
2latal. man 6siq3er, at bet blioer ret
tilfuloiat, boem man 6eipaer, % It
man nappe pil naa no til De fjernt6os
, m0s "a ganiie utenOfe.
Gn anOen 9ej at 9dd er Den, At
QraIierne iefo refer no og beISger Dc
lsaiae Gm6eoer % Oanorer ira DE
niabeOsruu0smeolem til Ulenig4eoss
rdaosmeOlem for at anbefdle itg per-
ionligi. 0enns 5remgangsmaaOe Ct
hsre @ange prdttiieret; Den 6liosr
prattiieret mere % mere, og Der II
inaen 5Dibl ON, at Oen bill blips az
minoelig, bois life man finOer IN
5orn, JON er i%unOsre, teore os mere
tilfre0sItiaenoe for aGe Barter.
5oeen meo Ell irptt praOiten I'll
9eile0niug for inOitiaenoe Meni8s
Seosraao tal0er De, 9r. Reodtter.
'or noget al Del oitOeite og melt uimds
geiige, De lange bur let, o9 pditor
Spanoet Ftnoer, 1t BET oil0e pare neos
oGroigenoe for en- Brett at TfriOe I'll
iaa0an pr9eiten.
De. er ldn9tfrd ale pr9Tter, osr
er enige meo Sc TO 9errer. Pditor
Gpanoet ipnes o8iaa gdnite at mise
~foritaa Sugen, ioet ban tror, at bts
melote qraOiten ffulOe p9re set abs
iolui beItemmenoe Deo SnoItiainget.
Seq mener, at idd sOOt Iom aIs 9ras
ter pilOe itrioe oeres pr9oiten idls
ie6es, at Sen - bodO enten Den bar
uel Ifreoet eler minore pei ffrepet
(ale er life ligs so& Stiliiter) =
bleo et lOtrbt for 5orfatterens Sanfe
o1 5ierte, oe ieg mener oern9it, At
Menig6eosraaoets Meolemmer no fra
sen gejeoning, Sc fl ~berieennem,
'rilSe Tamle Seres OpmarfIombeo ON
nogle at a~uis9erne Og Tfdfe Iig ct
uoiere aenSffab til Oisie Qnfsgere og
oeres girtiom6e6 i set prdttifte aib.
5ao bleb Der life arbejoet no fra ct
tilfaloist Snitintt. Os fuu ndusoe man
ne til Oe utenote % ~fierntboenoe!
Der fan ARE oelte Weninger ON
Notwithstanding men De sr MI cit
Gang en- aenos9ernins. fOm Issenoe
@rpiier er nsot til at regne mso. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
III.

l. Seq Diloe enite, at je9 bermeo
tunOe Itanoie. Wlen Der er oesoarrs
mere enonu, fom jeg beitemt mad
fuutale, forOi jeg Der bar me0 ct Do
.ument at gore. iOm er ienot no |
@erOen / Den foreneoe &irtes Hapn,
os iOm jeg for min Del life tan eIler
iii Oere meouniOurlis for / nosen
Mudoe. Bar oct ct pripat Goretas
genoe, ffuloe jeg BABE laoet oct suu,
icm Iaa meget an0et. 5 oct 6ele taset
unogaar jeg at laie ret messt for life
al sramme mig oft for meget.
2. Naonte preoiten begpn6sr msO
Il. fige: Oct bar Den fioite often df
Tref erens Menneffelib"
Gnten er bette oct farlisite 39tteri
- e0er oct sr 5dntelssbeo, og oct
gsr mig lige onot at antags nogen al
Oelene; tbi insen at Delene buros
fnoes | en- lutberff praoiten, entsn
veo ct Qarsmeoe efler noset an6et
Sreo. er JreIieren lite Ianot Menz
'sffe en0nu, faa fan ban life bore
ODr 5relier, fua er bans 2egems Og
Yloo life | ben be0igs RaoOere. =
6erom er ale lutberife &riftne enise.
Men er en- preoitant iaa tanteles, II
fan fan fige = og i0en ifribe - fom
oHfsrt, fdu buroe pan iittert bare all