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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Special Notice to Druggists.

one Drugeist from each Drug Store in the Btala of Alabama. should be at Blount EpfinGs this sth day of June. This is an important meeting and will be one of pleas uFo Get out of your shell and see what the other Druggists of this grand State are doing Help your fellow druggists to ele- wate this profession to weed out the man that Is not competent to fill prescriptions and the ones that know the importance of pure drugs. There is not more important 0rRani1atien in the state than The Ala bainh Pharmaceutical Assoclatien. Do you belong to 1t If not. so and join right now. By organization you will have better drug stored better druggists. better drugs and better laws to govern the saie of pcisDns and protect the good people from thoss that arc not competent to run and be at khs head of drug stores -tus-thrs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
KILLEn RY MOROs
Government Mining Expert Met q Trag-
 Ae Death.

Manila. June s-News that Harry Ickis. a government mining expert and companion. were killed by Moros on April i. while asleep in a hut has just been received. Iclkis was engaged in geological survey work and was accom- panied bv one guard. While sleeping in a hut in a remote section of the mountains. the two men were murdered in their beds by two Moro brothers, whose father was killed fifteen years ago by Spaniards. It is said that the two Moros murdered Ickis and his guard in revenge against the whites for the killing of their father. Ickis's home is in Creston, Ia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
REAR END COLLISION. Twelve Men Were More or Less Seriot Nv HvPf

Nashville. Tenn, June s-A Jackson Tenn, despatch says twelve men were more or less hurt last night by rear end collision between two passenger trains in the Illinois Central yards at that place. The Birmingham nyer crashed into a train on the main line, which had arrived from New Orleans. (. The chair car was completely demol- ished and several passengers painfully hurt Joseph Pettyman. of New York, member of "The old Plantation" com pany was most seriously injured. In the car, occupied by negroes, seven members of the "old Plantation" com pany were badly hurt. George Payne, a negro car repairer. had both leg a negro car repairer, had both legs crushed and died in five hours. The injured were taken to hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
TAG DAY FrIdnY, June 5th.
Passengers Are Robbed.

GalliopoIis, Ohio. June 3.-Passen- gers on the Pittsburg and Cincinnati pack ct steamer Virginia which arrived here today were robbed several miles below here while they slept. Sneak thieves pulled the clothing through the transoms of staterooms by using hooks on a long stick. Frank L4au- rent, of Washington, D. C.. one lady passenger and J. I. Laurent of Knox vile, Tenn. were the heaviest losers, the thieves taking their money and valuable jewelry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Base Ball Fans VIII be TAGGED too.
TO HAVE SPECIAL CAR.
Decatur Veterans Will Attend in Larg
 Numbers.

OeG4EWF
 Numberss
 Decatur, June S.-(Special.l .l-Camp No. 2s3, United Confederate Veterans. of HartselIe, has secured special car to 20 to Birmingham on the afternoon of June 8. The car will be attached to Louisville and Nashville train No. g, and will leave Hartselle at l;SO o'clock in the afternoon.
 This car was secured by Capt. Dan Walden, commander of the camp.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. 0. Payne have an- nounced the engagement of Mr. Poyne's niece, Mss Isabella Payne Mo- Crea, to the Rev. Merton s. Sales of New York.
 Mrs. W. H. Simpso nentertained the Chafing Dish Club with a raspberry luncheon at her charming home in New Decatur. The luncheon was in six courses. Fruits and ices were served and the chafing dish was not used on this occasion. The place cards were Japanese fans with the names of the members of the club on them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
crnreaend Racea.

Gravesend. N. r.. June S.-Ross Fep- ton, an added starter, and second choice ir the bettinR, won the Manhanset stake i've and half fuTIongs. fbn ssvo1 at ite, Black Ford, by half a length. Black Ford went to the front ,sG early and and set a fast pace, but swung vide lnto come through on the inside: In a hard drive the latter won. Dandelion, heav- fly played, easily won the handicap.
 First race. selling. about six fur. Iongs-Simple Honours 96 lGilbertl 12 to i. won; Frizette. 97 (McCahey) to 1. second; Frank Lord. 101 (Garner) to 1. third. Time, 1909 S-6: Halifax. Glenham, Beardall. Green HiIl. Black Sheep. Constille. Helen Shea and Queen Marguerite ran.
 Second race, steeplechase handicap. about two miles-Delcanta, 145 (Heid- er) to 5. won; St. Keven, iss (Dupeel to 1. second; Ironside, 14 7tHuppe) 6 to 1, third. Time, S52 Sandy Creek CT ran. Ironsides added starter.
 Third race, five and a half furlongs Ross Fenton, 1O5 (Notter) 2 to |, won; BlsekfoFd. IA (Dugan- to 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Murderer Committed suieide.

Wilmington. Del. June S.-Michael Emery. proprietor of 6 grocery store was shot and killed today by John Hipolit. a Pole who formerly worked for him. Immediately after murdering Emery. Hipolit committed suicide by shooting. Hipolit Is supposed to have been temporarily insane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg, June s.-St. Louis took a loosely played game from Pittsburg today, 8 to 4. Raymond was put of the field for arguing with the umpire. PIttspurg .. ....21O 900 O1O-l 8 8 st. Louis. . .020 01O 2O3-S il 1
 Batteries-Young. Willis and Gibson; Raymond, F'romme. Ludwig and Hos- letter. Time, 1;45. Umpire, Klem.
 Boston, June 3.-Matthewson held Boston to four scattered hits and struck out eleven men today, shutting the locals out. to 0. New York punched NsS S.ts n Yors taS Sc0u' .osO 900 ooO1s ?; Boston. . ..... 000 900 O00-0 1
 Batteries-Matthewson and Need ham; Young, Ferguson and Bowerman. Time, go. Umpire, O'Day.
 Brooklyn, June 3.-Lumley's home run hit in the third inning won today's game. Rucker outpitched Sparks. pn,iadslphia .. ..ooO 100 ooo-i T;
 Bsttsries-Sparks and Dooin; Fucker and Bergen. Tlne. 1:2s. Umpire. Rudder.
 Call for Fama NaeIOnaI eIsars, you wet a ten ceMt smoke for Se.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
TILL DARK MEMPHIS AND ATLANTA IN GREAT
 BATTLE. Rabb,s Men Took the Lead In the Tenth, BuH Atlanta Came Back With
 the Tiefng
 Run.

Atlanta, June 8 3.-Atlanta and Mem phis played a ten-inning tie game to- day, which was called on account of darkness. kCastleton held the visitors safe until the sixth, when a walk, coupled with two errors and hit, gave Memphis two runs, tieing3 the score. After that, neither side scored until the tenth, each team scoring a run in that inning. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

Summary: Two bast hits, Greminger. Three base hits Pope. Reagan. Connors, stolen ba ses, Pope. Reagan, Hassett, Wells. Sacrifice hits, Persons, Hassett. Wells. Base on balls. off Bliss 0; Buch : anan, 9: Eastman o. Hit by pitched ball, Reagan. Struck out, by Bliss 2; Buchanan, 0; Eastman. o. Wild pitces. Buchanan Time of game 1855. Um- pIre Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
F0r To-Day.

we have a complete line of choice rr,,tts Fresh Vegetables, County Produce and Poultry. Your orders will receive prompt attention and sat isfaction guaranteed.
 MAYES & PARKER. Phone 2ese. Cor. Monroe and Perry.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

 Americans Leaguei- Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland. (Eastern clubs start 15-game western trip today, Philadelphia at St Louis, and Washington at Chicago. playing Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.) hItionaI League. tWest starts 1s-game trip in. east today.9
 Chicago at Boston. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. American Association. Columbus at Louisville Toledo at Indianapolis Kansas City at Milwaukee. South Atlanfic League. Savannah at Augusta. Jacksonville at Macon. Charleston at Columbia. Cotton states League Vicksburg at Columbus. Jackson at Gulfp0rt. (MePidian- Monroe not scheduled.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
COLLEGE GAMES.

At Prineeton.-Princeton. 9; Amherst, ' At Annapolls-Navy, 16: Army. 5.
 Al ambridge-Harvard, {: Brown, O.. A New Haven-Holy Cross. 1; Yale, -., E.hA! Al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

Summary-Two base hits, Baerwald, Cranston Three base hits, Fox. Babb Home run, Dyer. Stolen bases, Win ters, Donahue. Moran, Castro. Hurl- burt, Dyer. Sacrifice hits, Baerwald, 2; Jordan, Owens. Base on balls, of Castlenon, 8; off Savidge. g. Hit by pitcher, Savidge, (WiIkes). Struck out, By, Castleton. 8; by Savidge, 10. Passed ball Owens. Time, 2:S0. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
pnre Ice Creanl.

We keep all flavors. any quantity ana ship anywhere. If you are not using Larktn's you do not get the best. A trial will convince you.
 I.arkin Ice Cream Co.,, Phone 1ls7
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
STOCK BACKS DOWN PITCHER DENIES HE HAS MADE s-S s. CHARGES. Told Newspaper Men That He Did Not Believe Babb Wanted To Win,
 Hut That Was

Birmingham, June 3-(Special. )--."I have preferred no charge against Man ager Babb. of the Memphis ball club" said Otis Stockdale. pitcher of the Mo- bile club.
 While in Atlanta was talking with some newspaper boys. but had no Idea that they would publish what I was saying. I do not believe Babb wanted to win the pennant last season.. l have not accused him of laying down or throwing games.
 Information from Atlanta is to the effect that Manager Babb has wired President Kavanaugh asking for an inc vestigation of the matter.
 Two Fans Fight.
 A scrap tok place between two men and the Mobile Birmingham game had to be postponed for a while until the belligerants could be arrested and ta- ken from the grounds.
 Robinson Signs Contract.
 Mccain Robinson, who pitched and won one game this season for the Barons, has signed q local contract and will take his regular turn in the box. He has been a student at Howard Col leges near Birmingham.
 aCtcher Garvin Hurt.
 In the fourth inning of the Blrmng- ham-Mobile game today, Lee t5arvin the catcher for the visitors. had fin- ger split open and he will be out of the game for few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
BARONS WIN AGAIN
ROBERTATLLE BLANKS GULLS IN
 PRETTY GAME.
stockda1e Opposed the Former Ameri- can Association Star and Also
 Pitched Q Swell

Birmingham. June 3-Robertaille won for Birmingham this afternoon over Stockdale. ot Mobile. Both pitch CTS were in rare form. Thornton. Ben- son. Walters and DeMontreville played In spectacular roles. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
{ AMERIcAN AssocIATIoN.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern Leakue---
 Birmingham, 1; Mobile, O. AsiantS AMsGiasESsfyh yhsmphia s bttl' s0S sia innings darkness.l
 Nashviiiie-New orleans. postponed: rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

Summary--Two base hit. DeMontre- vile. Sacrifice hits, Garvin. Douglas. 2: HSnlfne. Stolen bases DeMontre- vile. Henline. Base on balls on Stock dale. 2. Struck out. by Robertaille, q; Stockdale, l.. Passed ball, Massing Time. 1:36. Umpires Brown and OBrten.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Removal Notice

We are now located at our new yard. We have a complete stock of building ma tersal which We selling at rock bottom prices Let us figure with you. We can cave you money. Alabama Lumber O., Cor Lawrence and Columbus streets. Phone
 -sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
AMERICAN CAFE

new up-to-date place Conducted by Americans liberal The best the offers reasonable prices chef Frank Lake, recently with the High Life
 MORGAN and WILTON, Proprietors, 31 Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Notice of Dissolution of Co. Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the partrier- ehfp lately subsisting between John z. Ftrden and " J. Naftel of Montgomery. Alabama. under the Arm name and style nf virden O.. was dissolved by nut Ial consent on the hrst day of june, 1908. All debts due to the said S&rtuershlp are to be paid, and all those due from the HaTl.e dis eharged at Nos. is5. 137 and 1se Com neFce street in the city of Montg tgomery, where the business will be conducted by fhe Naftel-Nicrosi Dry Goods Company. q eerporation; said corporatica having pur- ehaeed all the interests and assumed all the liabilities of the said firm of yirden 6
 J c. vIRDEN.
 W. J. MATTEL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
FUNERAL NOTICE.
MASONIC SorrcE

~ A special convocation of Ma& Montgomery R. A. Chapter.
 No. 3s will be held on Thurs day evening. June 9th. at 8 NA\A2N o'clock.
 W% l&sH Work in M M. Degree. N 1W Visiting companions are fra WEM ternaiiy Invited to attend By order of the H. F.
 VIM H. DINGLEY. EHH~A Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

Rain nt Nashville. Nashville. Tenn. June 3-Nashville. New orleans game postponed account of rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Base Ball
 Today! Montgomery Little Rock Game Called 4:00
Game Called 4:oo
SoUTHATLAN7TcLEACUE

Macon. June 3.-The locals took both games of a doubfe- header from Co., fumbta today. Score:
 Macon ....., 200 900 oo.-s 5 Columbia. .000 900 0O1-1 ' 4 Batteries-Wesms and Robinson; Volz Macon ....... oO2 osO 0O.-5 II i Columbia '. .... GOO 900 0o0---0 4 3 Batteries-Stowers and Robinson; WeIcher and Harnish.
 Savannah, June 3.-Poor playing lost the game for Jacksonville today. Score: R H E. ssss.asa sssesnon1ili. SdS SdS SoS SaS SG1 SIc1 2 Battsriss-MulHn and Kahlkoff; Lee, Augusta. June S.-Today's game %ugusta ~. 0O2 900 O0O-2 6 ! Charleston ...2 200 900 0IO-3 6 4 Batteries-Beckle and Carson; Paige and DurIin.
 Before Leaving the City Get a certificate from Headquarters for Travellers Supplies that your Bag gage is at. VIII mend your old Trunks or make yen new ones, only excIu- mave Trunk Store with large selects StOek.
 Gilbert Trunk Co.,,
 2Is Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
American Leawue--

Philadelphia. Il; Washington, s. New York, i; Boston, 6. Detroit, 9; Cleveland Il. St. Louis-C Chicago. rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
CoTToN sTATEs LEAGuE.

At Meridian--MerIdian, 2-o; Jackson. a-3
 At Monroe-Monroe. 2; Vicksburg, 8. At Columbus-Columbus Gulfport game postponed; rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
AmerIcan. AnaociatinI

Ameffcan' AasOcfNtf0D--
 Minneapolis, 5; St. Paul, O. Toledo, 2: Indianapolis, 0. Columbus. 2; Louisville. 1. Milwaukee, 2; Kansas City. 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

Our work ia Done by specialists using The beat materials on the market, and every garment is inspected at last eyviee, so 1t Is almost impossible for any spot, wrinkle, rip, snag, loose but tom CT defect of any kind to escape nt- tentlon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Na.s.n-i Lsarue,--

NasfssN"s LsaGuet--
 Pittsburg, {; St. Louis. &. Brooklyn, 2: Philadelphia. 1. Boston, O; New York, 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

South Atlantic League.
 Macon, 2; Columbia, 1. (First game.) Macon, 5; Columbia, o. (Second game.) Savannah, 8: Jacksonville. 1. Augusta, 2: Charleston, 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

Watch Out For TAG DAY June Eth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

Call for Fama NneIOnaI eIgaFHI you Eet a ten cent smoke for Dc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
GAMES TODAY

soushern LeaNuSs--
 Little Rock at Montgomery. Mobile at Birmingham. Memphis at Atlanta. New Orleans at Nashville.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-06
CUTTERS.

John Wanamaker said eff there
gutter should eave severely alone it is Advertising To make
success OF advertising must be like
banace ship bottom He should know before begins
ne must spend moneyots of it. Somebody should tell him.
eha he cannot hope results with his
lures early in the Advertising doesn't ert pulls 1t begins
very gently at first but the pull steady 1t
and by until power 1t lkened
to team pulling heavy load thousand spasnodic ery pulls
VIII not bulge the load while oneha the exerted
effort will start and keep it moving"
finally the merchant with his spring goods the manager
with his resort the holder with his
girl with the
scheme other
prophet is the n
MANUSCRPIS AND PICTURES-Conributons respectfully
invited under following terms Careful reading given all
scripts received Preference relating the
mountain West whether short stores historical descriptive
special articles humo Address
scripts and photographs fully prepaid Editor Truth The
weekly Commercial Club Bldg Salt Lake City, Utah Payment
made publication for all matter available
available returned provided stamps have been postage
he editor OF this periodical will all gratefully
acknowledge suggestions relative improving
and usefulness Of this paper
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-06
The End of Arbaces.
Classical Chapter from THE Last Days of Pompeii"
By E. BULWER LYTTON

The of the dying broken by the wild
womens dstant-whch in the
utter darkness rendered douby appalling
h hepessness and the uncertainty of the
and distinct through all the mighty
fatal mountain its rushing winds its whrling
time to tme the burst and of
poson And the winds bowling along
bore sharp streams burning dust skenng
took for the breath and consciousness
lowed by rapid revuson of the blood
ton of trembling through every fiber frame
embrace let feel thy around
die more
For sake for ie-courage Ione-nly
linked with thine and seeorchestis Lo
the wind Ha they live through the stomdoubtless fugve
the will join them"
AS if to aid and the lovers, showers came
to sudden the atmosphere profoundly she
tain seemed at rest gathering perhaps fresh fury BURST
the orcbeare- moved quickly 1--WE nearing said
in calm the their head Liberty wealth
slave who this day. Courage you gods them
selves have assured me of deliverance-On."
Redy and steadily the torches flashed full in the
and lone who lay trembling and exhausted his BOSOM
slaves bearing by the light panne and Golfers heavily
front of tema drawn sword his hand-owered form
Of Arbaces.
"By fathers cried the Egyptian "fae upon even
through these horrors and amid the deadest
DEATH bodies happiness and love- Away Greek ward
lone"
Traitor and murderer cried Caucus glaring foe
Nemesis hath guided thee sacrifice
shades of Hades that oosed earth Appoactouch
but the hand of lone and thy shall be a reed
Suddenly he spoke the place lighted intense
closed like the walls of hell the pile
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-06
A Common Role.


Senator Glcrist discussing Albany insurance bill said
Of speculation: ~ 1880
speculative features uncertainties our
lite as much possible When think speculation think of
man know This man. conservative suddenly stock
gambling At the end of furry afternoon and said
We'll, were bull or a bear today"
Neither he answered. giving smile I was an ass
Like Some Men,.
Mrs Belle De Rivera president Equal Suffrage eapue
of New York, said a dinner ~e
WED have had the suffrage women long ago. were it not
that where concerned be
little churist. - : ~ "''
Their treatment of women a Hiram Doc
Titles treatment of his wife He keep cash account and
ne would go over every night growing and grumbng this
Look here plasters, so cents three teeth
extracted There's $3.50 in day spent your own private
pleasure. DO you think I'm made of money? r
See D. W. James for Plumbing Steam and Gas Fitting Steam
and Hot Water Contractor Estimates kinds of PLUMBING
Gladly given We give you figures Both phones 37o s.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-06
THE WESTERN WEEKLY

fire Its summit seemed rven rather above its surface
there seemed rise shapes each confronting EACH
demons conendng world These deep blooded
hue of fire. which lighted the whole atmosphere far and wide
but below the neither part the shrouded
OF the molten lava. Dak red through profound gloom
their banks they flowed slowly toward the devoted
from which from the jaws of hell gsd the the
Phlegehon And through the sled heard the rafting of
down the fiery dakenng instant spot where
they fell and uffused the the FURNISHED hues
along which they floated
The slaves sheked aloud covering,
Egyptian himself ransfxed lighting I'D
column that supported the bronze statue of Augustus and the i'm
per1al image seemed changed to a shape Of fire
arm raised IN menace and grapn the ls which have been
his the and which he still
him. with his brow knit his lips apart the wrath and
human passions arrested by charm his
froned the Egyptian
Arbaes turned his from the mountan-tey
form OF Glaucus He paused "Why," muttered
should hesitate! Did not the foreel the only crisis
nent peril to which was subeced?-s peril past?
The SOUL cried he aloud can brave the
wrath OF imaginary gods By that soul will
Advance slaveAthenan resist thy blood
head Thus then, | regain lone
He advanced ept his ground shook
beneath him with CONFUSION that all around upon surface
simultaneous through the ctv as down onned
many roof and piathe lightning caught by metal
geed an instant on the imperial auehen shivered bronze and
filled ~ ~ '
sound-he shock stunned the Athenian for several mo-
earth still slid and trembed sensee on the
saw her vet-hs ewes were xed mon ob.s
face that seemed without limbs trunk the huge
fragments of the shattered column face pain
and despair The eyes shut and opened rapidly
yet and grnned-then
darkness fell the features retaining aspect
to be forgotten.
So persisted the wise magician great Arbacesth Hermes Of
the Burning Bet-the last of the royalty of Egypt
Common Role
Senator Gcfs discussing ALBANY his insurance bill said
of speculation:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

Segne1 bar BEN f6rite, Ser ret fit tat paa 5nnuneu-
bGngen. llb, uo n1eb Ben glinlrenOe 2atterbeo: gIle
Stor9aoro ino buer e1eite Sag og iung Sulmer Sat-
t1gbriet ialnmen 1neo @nber5 Salf.
Segn og Slu0oerl lpo Sbaret.
"SeJnl @r set 2Ggn? S fan bare gipe ggt %n1elleat
4 og 6 gfter1niooog.~
Sg Der bleo gipet agt, og @inItrl1perne por poa
Sur.
50 pitt bar bet ianOt og n1eget, neget mere.
Ger bar Ell Snaffe1 og en- 9iifuteren / bper enc
ite &rog Sognet oper. IIOrig nogen Sinoe bapoe ser
p9ret iligt Gsre Sinoene. Ser Iep grinet % Inaffet
og banoet og fortolt 2pgn og ianot en- ltenoe(igbeo.
Sum @regers og &aren oneoe ingenting.
Wen enoeIig iprang gon1ben.
Sog1efogeoen gfiels Yerien og Sens @eter In=
berlen oer1ioe Secret bab6e en- @ften inoe bos &ebn1at-
Del1s ligefrem toget 8orti for Glie mos 0egnen og en-
Gel anore 0een0. ga iaa 0egnen "for6apIet bab0e us
brrot: v@r S ga ~pirfelig blepne belt ~taa6elige oqIoo?"
bnpoe Sens Eeter, Ell b6i pngre, ful0ifpgget @pelsntano
meo ct oi9rot 8Gien rent no iuaret: Seq tror mere paa
Glie StorgaarOs og an0ers 6laifes &riiten6om ems poo
sin Srarofen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
NDe Sillter
Glitb Y~ebcriem.
(Gortiat.l

AOOAAIAN'I
uWlen buoo fan bun ba bopc giort? Sum CT 10
fuuDun en- %ifitfGlig Nigc."
y8iort! ia, Oct man 0t nof iige, In0cr3. Sum bar
iGumGlO ingettign giort, men Sen M YrUit, BON far
girrt noget, for ban bar giort benOe bel %tao6eig, laa
min 0otter fife fan pnre ~9}GrbeOen al ben0e mere"
v&paO bar blm ga iagt, 6ranOien2"
vSagt! Sum bar iugt, at fprit mi piOite BUN, bpa0
SriitenOom par, at bun olOrig for rigtig bapOe forIoaet,
Eoor berlig % u19gtig @lO cr jeg bar alOrig fenOt
9fagen, lom ON ganIe Nn0erien ng ieg fife 6apOe l9rt
Genoe &riIten0nm1."
9e9nen par blepen belt rpO 9lniigtet al bar Sprig=
FEB, gap ct grpl ira Jig efter 9ornene, ION itrafs flor
meoe 40 &losien til; AnOers fit ct fort 9fif til Segn paa,
at Nu0ienle n bar for6i.
uSeg bol0er MI meO Gpien %allieeoel, for noget er
ser min Sro ON set. 5ronOiet ban i%naffer, aa ia,
Gpa0 er 10 flint nof men frnoe leg bare fa
rem Seifeo al BAN fl1noe ieg bare iaa0all rigtig
@an1le In0erien, ban bar 6e0re, ban bar goo nof,
men bet par ligego0t fife oct fife oct bet, mel
fife set ieg boloer meO @lie, ger ieg. Sg
ieg bill babe talt meO benbe ON set, for bum bar alortg
hGret flor poo oct, bun bar eli ror Sss, ga bun gift i
Sfolen."