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The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15
TWO IN A RUNABOUT
By NELLIE CRAVEY GILMORE
Copyright. by Daily Story Pub. Co..

would permit My bravado was OBJ
viously on the decline; Cicely's went
up like a see-saw.
"Oh, l don't know" said she. with
a shrug II did not care about hav-
ing my hair famed to tatters. Other
wise. | rather enjoyed It,"
Yes" l assented. lamely; "yes. Of
course"
II think we'd better be turning
round" she suggested presently, in a
matter-of-fact tone; its late" The
gray dusk already obscured her fea-
lures.
Il suppose we had" l agreed, saw
agely, for I've work to do before an
other moon"
"Work?" she questioned. politely.
but uninterestedly.
With Ransdale, yes" / muttered,
grimly.
jack" She called the world in a
little inarticulate whisper of alarm.
And well she might have.
Exactly" went on in a relentless
voice. Il mean to grind him to pulp
this very night"
She stared at me a moment with
wonderful eyes; then she laughed out
right. while l am-while the Other
Girl and l are choosing our weapons"
she said. quickly; but her voice broke
curiously under its veneer Of badin-
age.
"Cicely!" / cried, with sudden intui-
ton, I'm sorry-upon my word,
never meant a word Of 1t. The whole
ing the letter In two! The fact is"
She broke In upon my incoherence
with little tremor Of laughter.
Don't" she said; "send-it-to me,
instead"
eyed her with a dawning suspicion.
Are you sure you did not know all
along?" demanded.
flushing checks.
"Why, that 1t was meant for you
all the time!" / exclaimed, ingenu-
ously.
Cicely studied me solemnly for a
second, then buried her nose In my
lapel. The road was deserted at this
spot.
Dear Dick" she whispered.
"But-but Ransdale?" | questioned,
anxiously.
You're going to make sausage out
of him, aren't you?" she asked,
naively.
I'm afraid my CORY intentions will
not avail me my hearts desire-now,"
remarked with great bitterness Of
soul. l began to shift in my seat, and
putting on a pretty stiff speed. just
managed to elude a four-in-hand.
81 was piqued with someone when
wrote that letter-accepting Jack"
she breathed in my ear.
But" / objected, strenuously, 1T
doesn't help me out, does it"
Cicely crimped up her lips into
Jacqueminot rosebud. II don't believe
you're bit glad" she pouted.
That l am not" l cried, indignant.
ly, 'if you mean that you have prom.
ised yourself to Ransdale!"
She lifted the corners of her eyes
to me for a second, with the gold Of
her hair and the pink OF her veil blow
ing ravishingly against her poppy-red
cheeks.
81 haven't mailed it-yes." said she.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15

cannot eat a dinner without the use
of from two to three forks, while
he is prone to get along without any,
try to educate him. If he won't use
three compromise on one. That will
be a beginning.
1t will be a great pity If you let
him drag you down to his level. 1t
is always a pity when a man or a
woman coasts from birth instead Of
climbing from birth. Let your mot
to be: Ever upward" Don't you
want to be superior socially to any
one on earth? How can you become
so if you do not climb and drag your
husband along too?
Lift him up and teach your chill
dren to be a little better than either
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15

"No, I'd rather talk to you alone
out there where the wild grapes are
purple in the sun"
"Limuel, / thank you for this long
sought opportunity. Come"
They went out into the woods and
sat down on a log. A gray squirrel
peeped at them. "Limuel, is it about
my sermon that you wish to talk?"
"Yes," said the old man, cutting of
chew of his twist.
Il am glad that It struck home"
"Ah, hah. Glad, reckon, that IL
scared that little girl. Wait mo-
ment. l have listened to you, so now
you listen to me a while" He slowly
wiped his knife on his trousers,
snapped 1t and put II into his pocket.
"As sat in yonder just now, brother,
could hardly believe that l want
away back where the world was when
l found it-just ripe for destruction.
The first picture that was drawed for
me was of little children in torment,
and l went to bed and cried nearly all
night because l felt that nothin' was
of any use. My poor mother was
scared and my father was afraid to
say much, for there was the preacher
ready to snatch away any encourage
ment. We had all of us been con-
demned from the first and unless we
did an impossible task there was no
hope. But as l grew older the world
appeared to get better The rocks in
the graveyards said that the dead
folks were all right. Humanity had
done away with Imprisonment for
debt. The slave ships were all sunk.
People were better fed and better
clothed Books filed up the empty
shelves in the country. Newspapers
with their white wings few every.
where. And all this time hell was a
coolin' of. II seemed to me that II
was almost ready for irrigation till
you turned loose to-day. What made
you do It? Don't answer me now
jest let me talk-but what made you
do it? Don't you know that God Is
gettin' so good that some of the
churches have to meet every once in
| Wull6 W dChuOWlcubc llg bon
you know that after all IL is love
and not fear that moves this old
world? You sing: oh, for a closer
walk with Cod and you make such
thing impossible. You make Him q
destroyer instead of a builder. You
would take away the softness and
the holy sweetness OF the Saviour
and when that's done, all Is done that
can be done for evil. Instead OF q
great book of wisdom you make the
Bible a threat, backed up by the devil
You would have the people read II
with frightened eyes, and / want &c
tell you that when a mans scared he
cant learn anything to speak Of. The
people are CROWN all the time, and
so is the church, but some of yot
preachers want to pull back. Do yot
know why all over the country there
is disposition to put out the old
preachers and to take In the new
ones? IL is because the young mer
are more liberal. They are not so Sc
In creed and therefore they are kind
er hearted
| "Jucklin. 1t is not for you to tall
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15

RE you socially
your husbands
inferior or his SUI
perior?
If you are his
infe erior he Is
probably too much
of a gentleman to
have told you so,
but If you are his
superior l am very
much afraid that
you have let him
know 1t.
But If you are
and IL you have,
don't let it rest
at that. Try by
all the means in
your power to lift
him up to your
social level. If
your table man
ners are better
than his; IL you
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15

1t was a mellow day for such a ser
mon. The year was fulfilling all of
the promises made in early spring. In
ripe juices of autumn, and in the air
there was that melancholy sweetness
that makes a man think, that makes
him look upon his neighbor as his
brother. On bench not far from the
pulpit old Linn Jucklin sat, determined
TO surrender himself to the influences
of the sermon. During the week just
ended human nature had not been
overstrong in him. He had told one
man that the only truth about him
was the truth that he was a liar, had
swapped horses with a chicken ped
dler and was glad now that he had
not succeeded in overtaking him aft
terward; he had trapped few quails
out Of season, but had sent the most
of them to the sick---had done few 9TH
or things not strictly in line, such as
halting for few moments at livery
stable to see two dogs tight; but now
as he sat ready to listen to the word
he knew that down in his heart he
hated no man.
The old minister arose and gave out
the hymn, militant verses written by
some ancient fighter, and then looked
with scowl at the empty benches at
the rear end of the room. Old Dock
Hency cleared his throat and settled
himself down and Sister Buckworth,
repository of every neighborhood scan
dal for more than two generations,
smacked her mouth, for she felt that
this was to be an occasion for what
the rude slangists called hot stuff. .
And 1t was. The preacher tiptoed in
his wrath against the world. Never
before had that broad boulevard lead.
ing to destruction been SO frightfully
crowded. II did not seem that there
was possible show for anyone to be
saved. And IL was not q figurative
hell that the preacher painted, but q
great pit roaring with flames. Into
the house he 80 strongly brought the
smell Of sulphur that a boy sneezed
and little girl, shuddering In fright
crept closer to her mother. Old Peter
Bsloh, shaver OF notes and holder OF
mortgages on the homes of widows
cried out Amen" and a mule that had
been tied to a swinging limb broke
loose and tore of down the road
When the sermon was done Limuel
waited for an opportunity to speak tc
the preacher. "Just want 10 talk tC
you a few moments" he said. INC
hurry. Wait till you shake hands with
all these folks that are crowdin' one
another on the road to obstruction"
The preacher held forth his hand
and Jucklin took It, holding IL for 9
moment. looking him in the eye. 81
want to talk to you privately. Woult
you mind goin' out here and settin' OF
q log with met"
The minister smiled. "Limuel," sait
he, ARE you at last about to ask fol
terms? Has the light fallen on your
well, don't know but am a lit
Gle scorched. You women folks go OF
home and I'll overtake you"
"Shall we have witnesses as to wha
you are going TO say?" the preacher
inquired.
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ambition,


HAT would we
have thought of
that mother who
80 or even Is
years ago allowed
her children to
play tag and spin
tops on the rail-
road track of a
trunk line? We
would have called
her lacking in
common s In s Q
But the world
moves, and al
though mothers
still o bic ct to
their chile d r e n
playing tag and
spinning tops on
railroad tracks,
steam cars are
now allowed on
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15
The Art Of PLEASING Them.

The chief thing is to give your hus-
band what he wants." says a woman
learned In the ways Of pleasing men,.
whether you think he ought to have
II or not. A sick man or even half
intoxicated man who thinks you are
the most wonderful woman in the
world is better than healthy. sober
man who never comes home OF has
nothing to say when he does"
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15
Doc Kills sIx-Eoot ReptIIe.

While Arthur Griever was out walk
ing with his dog at South Bethlehem.
Pa. the dog ran across water snake
six feet long. The reptile showed
fight and the dog likewise. In the
fierce battle that followed the snake
wound itself around the dogs body.
but before It could do much injury the
dog bit its head clean OF.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15

The wealth of New Zealand. accord
ing to recent statistics. is s1,4s0 per
person, and is said to be the highest
of any country in the world. AS this
wealth is more evenly distributed than
in other countries the showing is even
more favorable than appears at first
thought.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15

propped up on the platform, with a
cigar jammed between his teeth, and
the revelers made merry jests as they
circled around. AS the merriment
became more furious they tore the
clothing from the lifeless body, laid
it out on an improvised bier, strewed
the remains" with flowers and then
danced in gay abandon about the plat
form.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15
New zeaIand,s Coal supply.

It is estimated that New Zealand
has an available coal supply of 1.200,-
100000 tons. of which not more than
20.000,0O0 tons have been touched.
This was the first of the British colo
nies to try the experiment of state
ownership of colliery property.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15

Don't measure your actions by What
will people thinkf" Most people don't
think. What opinion will you have
of yourself afterward. is the only test
John A. Rowland.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15
It's a great ;

our highways and byways, and
whereas the railroad train runs
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-15

Fidelity is seven-tenths of business
success.-Parton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

vi fonot @enitiuingen gonlfe ii
melig, BOG meO nogle 9i6eItemmel-
ier. Ser er &orrelponoenter, lom
/ lGngere Si0 bnr bait Slaoet frit.
Wien man pil let forltau, at hi life
fan gipe bette Silblio til bpem ION
bellt. 6or BET fprlte bar hi ga life
9rug for mere eno cen &orreIpon-
bent / bper 9D eller Settlement.
for BET anoet er BET life enbper,
Der bar Inl9g til at bore &or=
Respondent. 81 funoe peo at gipe
SilbuOet / lin Acknowledged bore
ltOiat for babe at foa for mango
&orrelponOenter % for at faa laa=
0anne, lom fife egrter iig oertil.
9erfor mao ri iige: So, &orreipon=
bellter fan goOt foo Slaoet frit,
men ga moo Sc, ser pnifar at Ifripe,
6enpenoe Jig til Heoaft9ren oerom
og bIipe antagne iom itaoige &or-
reipon0enter, bper pna lit Steo.
Eaa BEN Manoe fan Set orones,
ioa Ser fan blipe Silfre0S6e0 Ser
nie0 pnu begge Si0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

ON og ligeiom meO til~6agebol0t
Ganoe0r9t. 9tu pil man 0a life -
tlet life foritprres.
9an ct altlaa Op0, iperger man
boeranOre; bet bar / @runoen I'M
oerligtl Man grupperer Jig mart
her og mart Der, og iaa taler man
lnOrenoe ON oct fraftige, unge o.
piltnof pelbegopeoe MenneIfe, Ser
er 900 lau burtigt. % man Ipnes
llet life, at man fan foritoa, at
bet er laaleoes. -
Senne l1n0ren oper 0eoen, naor
Den iloar neO meQem bore &pre
eler g~efenOte, foritoor ieg life
rigtig. af Stemningen omfring
en-, lDnes oct, JON ON oct par noqet
ga1llfe frentmeO, noget p~ioun0erliqt,
Der bar ifet: - San er altiaa 0o0,
1pgrger man; - BET bar / @runoan
un0erligtl - Naar 0g0en
llaar neO mellem bore &ammeruter,
%aQ /fpler Ri go0t oIlelumnlen, at
u itaar 4niigt til Aniigt meO
npget, Der peorbrer oS lelp. 81
ligeiom ltoor title, for ct 9ie6lif,
felt title. Men tieIt ogioo fun for
ct 2ie6lif; % 2ipet pullerer igen
/ bore Sortfer og pore 9pngsler.
.-- Ser bill fomme en- 9ug;
ear hi fife naaet til 6or1taaelie
al onOet ber pua Snr0en, iaa pes
aae al % | bpert 6ulo bette: at ser
hil fom1ne en- Dag, 0a 090en o.
laa gGlter o8. Gi fam maoIfe bliDe
porslat ON 0ens &omn1e genltent
Ell lntgiom 2iOen 9enimo0 Sen.
Wien maaife fommer Sen oaiQo u0en
haan0gri6eIige 6orporsler. st pe0
hi beItenlt - Sen fommer. 0q
noor Ell al Sem, oi fanote % bo(0t
of, gift gennem DOZENS Sort, 81
feler hi goOt, at ri itoor 9fniigt til
9(niigt me0 noget, ser beorprer oS
ieIp. 90 ioooonne Sioer bar man
let pes at forbin0e fine Sonfer meO
Sngemann, noor b1n ipnger:
Spfialig, Ipfiolig boer 5ieG, iom
far Sreol
9og ingen fen0er 9ogen, for 5olen
ganr neo.
6. 8oiton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

noe al &lrs ,llaor Salen CT nk
9onnlarf. Guten CT ri ct Stpfte
nSpiflono", ct 5tpffe ~Sperrtg"
eler noget ellomu mere parooofsalt.
- 0anmorf fenoer De life! Som
hi iogoe, funOe oct 10 t9nfes mt
ligt, at Song 5reOerifs e%pentueae
&eiie til Mmerifa funOe gore 1T
itore til at afbjelpe bette befla9e-
lige 6orbolo. Sg politiif let pill
Oe BET ntpipliomt ogiaa betDoe ct
Nlus for 9anmarfs, ielD | gunltig-
ite Silfeloe ret ofte omoiiprttereoe
Sitting til Oe fremmeoe Magter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
Notwithstanding
Gn MI &uitlOu.

Oct bar 10 altiO p9ret 9teglen, at
bore 8laOe itulOe betales / 6orif1o,
% 0enne 9fegeI er Oa ogiaa bleUen
fulgt al rigtig mango al @oloerne.
Wfen hi bar life peret iaa n9Iereg=
nenoe me0 at gipe ell og mOen Sent
1tan0. Oct bar 69n0t al og til, at
EN-, iom pnife0e at boloe BET enc eQer
Here af pore 8lu0e, bar beoet ON
Senitano, og iaa bar Be facet Sen=
1iano / fprtere eQer fengere Si0,
iom De begGreOe. Wen mi er Ser
uofommen en- ny Foltlop, Der traaote
/ &raft ben 1. SAT-, og ben beltem=
mer, at ct 9agblao, Iom er 3 Maa=
ne0er eller l9ngere tilbage, og ct
ngeblao, iom er ct Iar eQer lengere
tilbnge meo 8etaling, fife fan FEM
heS gennem Soften uoen Ser iettes
Srimerte paa oct. Sg bpis oenne
2op opertreoes, bliper belle beofom=
menOe 8lao %forbuot at ienoes gen=
mem Soften efter ben olminoelige
Tltnotafst. @nbper fan Ga let for
1taa, at 8laoene berefter abiolnt
uao betaIes / Sorifu6, euer / set
minoIte f6r garet er omnle. Eli
leiD ON bet finn er ct @encents=
Werfe, Der iGttes paa bpert Nr.,
het blioer lige omfrtng 81 ON Moret
for 9aniferen> og BET er for meget
for Soloerne at betale / Silica til
Hrilen, eler for meget for Sulet at
ta6e. geubel, BET oroner fig nof,
men ri ifriper bette for at la0e 2p=
ierne bi0e, at iaaleoes er 2opens
8etemmelier ,, bporefter pi noa rettc
oS. Sg Suiet fer Jig nSot III mes
net f6rite ct ien0e &reDaCrtpe til
alle, iom ifDIoer for eet eacr fIere Of
bore SlaGt Ct Star eGer lGitg4re Sio.
Sen npe 2op er naturligpis fife
rettet boerfen moo erlige uogipere
eQer Ditto @oloere, men moo 8Ia6e,
JON nolen0es - fife til @opn for
Solicit, men for Ipertering. Den
rbermaaoe biQige Sorienoelie mao
life fomme iaa6anne til @ooe. Wen
Get er 10 altio oanIfeligt meo 2op-
beltemmelier at romne Dem, Ser bill
omgaa Sobene, uben at be loblpoige
fommer til at lioe oerunoer. 9oq
- bi mener fife, at oct bebeper at
bltbe nogen 2ioelie bberfen for Ito
gtpere eler Soloere at rette fla efter
ben nDe 2ob. Naar BET fsrIt fom-
ner / Gong, at Ser betoGes obiolut
Sorifuo, eIer / oct min6lte for
Naret er uoe, ioa gaar bet, font
babe u6giberne og SoIoerne er be6It
tient me6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
9roaning 2Oniies Juleg0ue
To-. Gll.

ga ieg forleOen lei tie | v0anife-
rem" ON 9ronning 9ouiles' @upe al
1000 &roner, lom par tilien0t ct.
Sobunnes bunlfe eDang.=ll1tb. ode
nigbeO / BbilnOelpbia, Ba., iamt at
&eOafteren at u9aniferen" penteOe
at b6re nermere Oerom fra lelpe
MenigbeOen, penteOe ieg nogen SiO
for at ie, ON ingen / Wfenigbeoen
piloe gribe Yennen, f6rero ieg gior=
De bet; tbi min &ingbeO | at ifripe
t&laoartifler feler ieg beoit ielp; men
% Der MI er 6egDnot, og ingen an=
cen fpr bar oriltet Jig til at ifripe -
ia, iaa bill leg.
&i leper iaa langt MOB Often,
lom pt omtrent fan fomme / bette
San6, og for mango 0anlfes Seo=
fomlnenoe er SorbolOene Der BEL
lige iao ufen0t, iom Ge1ten er for
IS; BOG er hi ct Solf og bar en- SUD.
.@or Menig6e0 bar mi efsilteret /
oper femten @ar. Gen blep itiftet
al 9aitor g. 0ielien / Chicago, og
lom Be fleIte al Serrens M~enig6eoer
bar BEN let onbe og go0e 9age.
Siot maa bt beflage, at Ri er iaa
langt pef fra Get foreneOe oanife
&trfe-S amfnnos Centrum. Cant
funoet fan ooarligt iette Jig ino i
Menigbeoens IrbeiOe, eler Menig-
heoen / Samfunoets @rbeioe. Me-I
rigbeoen bar / Sc forlsbne femten
@ar fire @ange facet Spiigelie at
oens Street, og flere @nnge itaaet /
lpngere Sis uben Notwithstanding,
til flor Sfaoe for Wenigbeoen ielp-
feIgelig. Sen bar libt fsGeligt Der
nn6er. @ptnoeforeningen v@lpbo",
bpis Sormoal er at bieIpe ,&irfen
og birfe ben til, at @enigbeoen foor
en- egen &irfebpening = iomt at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
I'll &Orreipombenter.

S6rlt ben Meooelelle, at ri / BEN
iioite Sio bar peret oberlesiet mes
9orreiponoancer, ioa at oe / IioIte
Nr. tiloels tog 9laos fra oe almin-
felige NDbeoer, og enboa maotte
ct @ar gemmes ODER til bette 0um-
mer; 9ette Blot til l1n6erretnine.
Sbao Ri eaers fer tenfte paa bet
bar en- Senftiaing, fom en- @or-
reiponoent fra @eiten for en- Sio
fioen CAB til 8eoite. Son uotaIte
ben, Sanfe, at hi buroe gibe 8Io-
bet frit fom en- file 8ooifsnneI-
ie til &orrefponoenter. 81 ffrep
bet I'm Mente" ben Gang for pe6
2eiligbeo at ibare oerpaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

biGlpe ipge og trungenoe - ofboIot
/ December Ell 9o5or, % Guo pei
iigneoe oeres ArbeiOe, ioo 9~a5oren
gap ct 0oerifuO al minoit 500;
cnopioere bar 6oreningen inoeItoo-
enoe / Sunfen til 9pggefonoet ca.
$3.50.
ltnoer Dor iiolte &rait, &aItor
s. :. Nieliens iberoeoe 9(rbejoe i
De iiOlte Eur aor iteg Menigbeoens
&opitol til 8pgning al en- Strife til
ca .$1,40O.
Oct beilutte0es 0a at ienoe en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
9pbem.

Meaem De mango MenneIfer /
ben itore gpgning er ifet ct 0sos-
folo. Sg MI gaor man 1tine poa
@ongene og Srapperne, ioo itiae
omtrent, iom mun fo1. Sea Tan
fife foritoo, at mon netop ger set
/ Sag; tbi for, 90 9tilbeo bar en-
llbetinget @sobenoigbeo, bo fneb
BET meo at bore ftiae. Men 1ru,
ban er oso, ioo goor man foo title
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

5fripelie til GrOnning 2ouiie al
NaHmtorf ON Ell lille @iGlp til Dor
&%irfe6Qgning, % 5tripelien git
igennem %ice+aoniulotet til @ene-
lal-aonlnlen / 9tem gorf, iom ipr-
geoe for, at 0ronningen fit Sfri-
relie1 oirefte / SGnoe, og set nGpnte
lnrltffe &eiuItot fan pi fsrIt taffe
9ronningen for og oerneIt De Ser
rer &oniuler, iom iuo peIpiGigt leote
Wfenigbeoen paa rette Sci.
lite Srlebag fom Sfripelien ira
9ronningen ON Tengene lom en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
&Ommer &Oug 6reoerit?
0anmorfs 9onge.

Den MaOOelelie, iom Song SIRE
Gerit lfal bape lQOet fol0e til set
dnlerifanife @elantifob peo gtptoorS=
flIrcn / Nor ON 2nifeligGe Sen al ct
6ei0rge Amerita, ipnes ri mi for
t1ener liOt ipeciel 0pnlnrfiombeO.
0g mal fan pei ogioa formoOe, MI
Eolen er ioa n1eget ON BET natio=
Hole @ro6ggningsorbeioe at MeO-
reJelien bar paft Ganif-9lmerifa-
nernes uOelte Sllteresie.
ll0elte Snteresie Ct moaife meget
'iogt. Ser er 10 aItio 6iIt % Der
nogIe Menneifer, Ser I6ger at bort
forflare ben epentuelle 8etp0ning al
ct iaaOont S~prite6eiog / 9hmerifo, i
&enbolo til 9anoets ra0ifQle 0emo<
frotisnle. Wien ilige 6roier bar in
gen @fsttensberettigel iel @i er
dffurat lige ioo pelegneoe til at
moOtage fongeligt, ia, ielp fejler-
ligt Sel6g, iom anOre 9art0e er BET.
Sg Di er affurat lige iaa berettigeoe
til at mootage Dem, JON andre 2an=
De er bet. 81 ber bel life agitere
|for, al z Fu1 Ur1rnte. Wfen Uf
bpr lige iaa liOt title os fienif oper=
for Dem, man Be snifer at fomme.
Oct bar ielpfolgelig en- onoer
Sag, bDis mar piOite ON, at ct
laaOant @eitebuo ifuloe orranqeres
for at u0pSnie politiife S%SntriQer.
S Stlfel0e, bpor Ser fl1n0e pore
nlin0ite @run0 til at une noqet
IoaOant, ifulOe ri n9re Sc iioIte til
at bite SDmpoti. --
9pao Der foronleoiger Song SIRE
oertf til at tenfe pau en- Nnteri-
fatur fan Der 10 maaife pure bette
Wfeninger ON. 81 Far fun cen
Sanfe OesangaaenOe, nemlig, al set
en- &erlig6eO til lit 2onO og 1T
Soft, Der inipirerer 0enne folfefere
&onge til Bette Sfriot.
Song SreOerif Far foretaqet mar=
&c og beiperlige &eiier, iioen BON
opertog &egeringen. 0en fin0es
bel fife, ionl piloe 6enpgte, at
bisIe an trGngenOe 91eiier por fore
taget mere / 6olfets ems / egen SSSn=
teresie. Sg noar MI gomle 0an-
marfs olOren0e &onge tpnfer puo
en- ny &eiie, iaa bar bet oonife
Solf / Imerifo @rnno til Stolt=
6~eosfelelie oper, at set er oem,
geieget geloer oenne Gang. Der
bar gaaet fort &p ON 0onmarf.
Nten bet ifDloes fife mino1t Soma
GDriitians Eopularitet operult / 0en
cipiliiereOe GerOen. Nn ban fife
mere er, Ell set go0t at merfe iig,
at bans @fterfSlger bar pitt fin
Sper og @iQigbeo til at goa / iam-
me Spor. Sg man bebeoer fife
at nere SpiDl ON, at SreOerif ben
Sttenoe oQereoe er goot pao Sci
til at blioe popul9r, fife olene IN
oenrtgs, men ogiaa u0enrigs.
Sbis man ptG0e ipprge %, bpao
Setponing oen banIfe &onges Sc
1eg | Mmerifa funoe babe, btl0e hi
inare, at bet bar at iette &ronell
pao gerfet ~beorsrenbe 8robpq=
ningsarbeioet. Sg neo Si6en al
tunoe bet maaif e ogiaa gere fit til,
at De itore 9ele al set amerifonIfe
Solf fnnoe blipe Jig bepioit, at ser
efsiitereoe ct oonif Solf, iom eiehe
ct bit fultiperet 2ano Iongt moo
Noro, for bpilfet ben &onge, Ser MI
beisgte Dem, bor soerite &epreIen-
tont. Saa fan oct 10 bore, at Ser
life iao bpppigt bIeb figget / BET
)bloa, eIer iagt rSbenff", mar man
Snn0p mn11 hor No,,EE
Sor BET Iaoer fig 10 life fiuIe,
at Der blanot WiGionerne beropre
er tuitn0bis of Menneifer. fem er