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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
BIG STICK ONLY SHILLALAH
CONG. STANLEY CHARACTERIZEs
ROOSEVELT WITH HAMILTON.
Kentuckian Says President Is DOmi-
mated by GIamOr and Intoxi-
Gated by Applause.

Congressman Stanley of Kentucky,
addressing the house in reply to the
recent political speech of Mr.. Dali
zell of Pennsylvania, characterized
Mr.. Dalzell's address as "a eulogy of
the republican party and said that
eulogies were delivered only upon
the dead. He characterized Alexan-
der Hamilton as IAN obscure advent
urer," and said that the Imperialism
of Hamilton had no semblance to the
imperialism of Roosevelt.
These two characters held only
this in common, and that is their
profound contempt for the constitu-
ton and an everlasting impotence
of its restraints. Roosevelt was dom
mated by glamour and intoxicated
by applause, while Hamilton from
early boyhood dreamed of power.
But there was nothing of the big
stick about Hamilton. He perform
ed more than he promised, meant
more than he said, but your new i'm
perialism is strenuous in speech and
tickle in purpose. There is much of
the baton about the big stick. At
best it is a shillalah. 1t is large, but
it is light. 1t is an excellent thing
with which to crack the heads OF re-
calcitrant congressman, but | sincere
" doubt it's efficiency in actual war
Contrasting Roosevelt with Bryan
Mr.. Stanley said: Bryan has no au-
thority. no office, no patronage. He
commands because majority OF the
free men in the democratic party re
spect him as a statesman and trust
him as man, one who takes his
fellows by the hand, while Roosevelt
takes his partisans by the throat.
Addressing the republicans he
said: Twice only, amid blatant in
suit and defiance of the president in
his strenuous career, have you raised
your trembling and covering heads
when you refused to allow
simplified spelling. and again when
YOU put back on the coins the motto,
I'm God We Trust That was the
last expiring effort to restore conf
dence."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
The HEBREW AS A FARMER
TENDENCY OF THE JEW is TO
RETURN TO THE SOIL.
There Are Now Many Thousands of
Them Successfully Farming
in the United States.

Leonard G.. Robinson, general
manager of the Jewish Agricultural
and Industrial Society, whose prici-
pal object is to aid Hebrew immi-
grants to engage in the pursuits for
which they are best fitted when they
come to this country, has been inves-
tigating the history and present stat
us of the Jewish farmers in America.
Mr.. Robinson states that if, he were
asked to characterize the present era
of Jewish history he would designate
it as the era of colonization. He
states that the desire of the Jew to
return to the soil never manifested
itself more strongly than it does at
present, and never has so much in
dividual and organized effort been
exerted towards it's consummation.
According to the immigration fig
ures $4,000 Jews came to this cOun-
try in the three years following 1882.
AS many of them came from agri-
cultural settlements it was natural
that their we'll wishers should try to
have them become farmers here.
Colonies were started throughout
the country, but most of the settle
ments failed, chiefly because their
land was poor The only colonies of
that period that have met with sue
cess were those in New Jersey-Al-
| lance, Rosenhayn and Carmel. ALI
ance, which was the first Jewish ag-
ricultural settlement of permanent
character, was started with 43 fam
! lilies, and l 400 acres of woodland
was purchased, which was subdivid-
ed into small farms of Is acres each.
Alliance now embraces the three set
ments of Alliance, BrOtmanville and
| Norma. Rosenhayn, four miles from
Alliance, was started with six fami-
| lies, and in the same year Carmel
started with II. These colonies now
have over 200 Jewish farmers, cul-
tivating some 5000 acres.
During the last year the jewish
Agricultural Society had 1916 ap-
plicantS VINO wanted u pe ldI Lh0l .
! 829 of whom had over $500 with
which they were ready to demon
strate their earnestness to get away
from the crowded city, the applica-
tions coming from all over the Unit
ed States. Since it's organization the
society has assisted 761 farmers IN
lie states with loans aggregating
nearly half a million dollars. The
real property owned by these farm
ers represented a valuation or close
to $1.25O,OOO, exclusive of $4OO,OO
worth of personal property. Over
! $4,000 of principal has been re
Maid Jewish officials are having al
] agricultural expert visit the commu'
mites this year to advise the farmers
on getting greater results Ihere
are more Jewish farmers than is gen
orally believed, and Notwithstanding
the persistent restrictions aimed bS
tho Russian government to drive the
low from the soil that country, &C
cording to a bulletin of the depart.
ment of commerce and labor, hao
40 Gil farmers in 1907 During the
fiscal year ended June /, l9Ol' z'ooe
Jewish farmers entered this country
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
HOW MUCH TO KEEP A HEN ?
CONGRESSMAN PASSES CONUN-
DRUM UP TO THE HOUSE.
In Eloquent Remarks He Paid Trib-
ute to the Bird That Sings
Her Own Lay.


Congressman Olmstead of Pennsyl-
vania, addressing the house a day
or two ago, said;
ga short time ago a constituent
desired to know of me the exact val
ue of the gold in a gold dollar.
knew there was some alloy in it, and
by the assistance of the secretary of
the treasury and the director of the
mint l was able to answer with ex-
actness.
Another constituent desired to
know whether it was true, as had
been asserted, that since the Spanish
war we could truly say with the King
of England that the sun never sets
on our possessions. With the aid OF
a globe and all the data at the COM
mand of the committee on insulaT
affairs, of which l nave the honor TO
be a member, | wrestled with the
problem, but finally turned it over 70
the government observatory, and al
ter two weeks they were able to In
form me that there is short period
within twenty-four hours when the
sun, hanging out over some point III
the Pacific ocean, does not shine up
on any people or possessions within
the jurisdiction of the United states
''The latest conundrum PROFOUND
ed to me by a constituent, in TINS
case an intelligent lady, / am about
to bring to the attention of the house
and the country. She desires me &c
answer the question, What does II
cost to keep a hen a year?"
'Mr. Chairman, the nightengale
the lark and the linnet have all mao
their story told, but the hen more
valuable to the human race than al
other birds, is compelled to sing hel
own lay.
81 do not wish to consume unnec,
essarily the time of the house, but
wish to submit to the distinguished
chairman of the committee on agrl-
culture What does it cost to keep a
hen a year, -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
INVENTOR OF MERGENTHALER
The Man Who Invented the Type
Setting Machine.

Setting Machine.
The wonderful type-setting ma
chine in use in The News office was
invented by Ottmar Mergenthaler'
He was born in Wurtemberg, Ger
many. May 10, 1854, and came 10
the Unied States friendless and pen
niless when about eighteen years OF
age, and first secured employment
under the government in Washington
to look after the mechanism OF the
clocks. bells and signal apparatus;
In 1876 he worked as mechanical
engineer for firm in Baltimore.
While in the employ of this firm
he made experiments which led MN
to the invention of his type-settlhg
machine. After four years Mergen-
thaler obtained his patent, but MS
invention was not practical success
until the Rogers spacer was purchaS-
ed by the Linotype Company, when
he organized. He died in Baltimore
October %, 1899.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
ANAEMIA OR POOR BLOOD.
Mont Wait Too Long to Correct 1t,
as 1t Often Leads to Some
thing Worse.


thing Worse.
Anaemia is a defective state of the
blood in which there is Hack either
in quantity or quality of the llttie
red corpuscles.
# may result from any cause that
serves to deplete the general system
and is recognized by a pale and bag
gard face. colorless lips, poor circula-
lion and short breath, and the sys-
tenn is at such a low ebb that more
serious diseases are easily contracted.
Anaemic people should eat plenty
of fruit, eggs, milk, meat Negetd-
hles. good butter and cream ana
whole wheat bread, and as for med
icine nothing excels our delicious COZ
liver preparation, Vinol, when IS
made bv a scientific eXtractlve ana
concentrating process from fresh
Gods livers, combining with pepto-
nate-cf-iron, which is a needful con-
stitnent for the blood, all the medic
ina1 healing, bodybuilding elements
of cod liver oil, but no OIL Vlhol
is not a patent medicine; you Kno"
what you are taking, as all 1t con-
tains is named on the label
Any anaemic or rundown person
in Dawson who will follow the above
suggestions is sure to be restored TO
health and strength in short time.
We will return your money If V1nol
fails to give satisfaction.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
Dawson Drug Co., Proprietors.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
WOOL HATS FOR GRIGGs.

NOuItrie Mayor Says COlquitt County
Is Two to One for Congressman.
The following item is from re-
cent issue of the Doerun News:
"Mavor w. D. Scott of Moultrie
was in Doerun Monday. and paid
the News a call and left his subscrip-
ton for the paper Mr.. Scott says
he has been over Colquitt county,
and from what he can gather the
county is for J. M. Griggs for con-
gress. and he will poll two votes to
Tudge Roddenbery' one in Colquitt
county. He says the politicians are
for Roddenbery, but the wOol-hat
boys and the yeOmanry are for
Griggs"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
HAIL BOIL WEEvIL
I,r CONTEND 1T WILL PRE-
VENT OyERPRODUCTION.
Boost the Price. Majority How
/ aver. Aid Government Experts
in Fighting the Pest.

in Fighting the Pest.
Jackson Miss, dispatch says
ron planters in that section as
!, os many from the Delta ana
IT, Mississippi are of the opinion
4 tho state will have the boil wee
- contend with this season, and
moo enough it may seem, some
IT, nIanters are actually welcom-
tho probable invasion, claiming
# will tend to put up the price
cotton to a point that will more
commensurate them for the dam
As the planters put it, 1.-The Weev1l
% surest acreage reducer we can
" and they contend that II the
should invade the whole terrific
of the Mississippi the veXlng
klem of probable overproductlon
BID be solved. Barring boil Wee
Eavages the outlook this year is
"a to be for a crop that will keep
price of cotton low.
hall farmers who raise cotton do
share the opinion of those who
that the invasion of the boil
III might be a blessing in dis
this season. They do not see,
say, how they are to be helped
e pest destroys all of their
any event it is apparent that
government does not look with
on the prospects of the de-
tion of the cotton crop. Com
pner Blakeslee of the depart
of agriculture is already TAX
teps to prevent the advance OF
aeevil, and in this work the in
pms are that he will have the
qrt Of the majority of the plant
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
Cat Walks 1000 Miles Home.

Seven months ago Mrs. Alexander
Packard of Boston was visiting
friends in Chicago. With her was heI
prize-winning cat. One day they
went auto riding and the cat was iosI.
Mrs. Packard returned home, and laSt
week the cat appeared, none the
worse for it's thousand mile trip on
foot.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
HAKE IT OFF.
Yourself of Unnecessary
Burdens.

t bear unnecessary burdens.
PENS of a bad back are unnec-
|rid of them.
RS Kidney Pills cure bad
: lame, weak and aching
Z every form of kidney ills.
OIL local endorsement to prove
Molly MOsley, residing at
PToad street, Augusta, Ca,
MY back Was very weak and
constantly. l could not find
10 do it any good, although
remedies, wore plasters and
II with lininents. The dull
caused me to lose sleep at
~ l would rise in the morn
PRED as when I went to bed.
etlons from the kidneys were
Iuli OF sediment, causing me
VI suffering. The lack of
undermining my general
AT this time / heard about
nluney Pills and got a box,
used according to directions.
acne was relieved the next
after taking two boxes of
ny 1t entirely left me and
secretions cleared up and
-atural and my general
proved" Q
by all dealers. Price so
oSter-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
sole agents for the United
DER the name-Doan's-
no Othpr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08

A big cut or a little cut. small
scratches of bruises or big ones are
healed quickly by DeWitt's CARROLL
ICED Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is es-
.ecially good for piles. Get DeWitt's.
Sold by Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08

Stops earache in two minutes;
toothache or pain of burn or scald
in FIVE minutes; hoarseness in one
hour; muscleache in two hours; sore
throat In twelve hours-Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. monarch over pain.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08

If you haven't the time to exercise
regularly Doan's Regulets Will pre-
vent constipation. They induce
mild, easy, healthful action OF tne
bowels without gripping. ASK your
druggist for them. 25 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
Organs Sormue.

Otter Spganer inbbentet / anleo'
ming Sfntteligningen | Sincoln, Ne'
braita, anilaocS @iaiam s. grpanS
iamIeoe Sormle til $S4, SOC. Gen
~itsrite Boit poa 2iiten er Ell Sarm
poa 1875 Acres, pGrOiat til $29,125.
Sans Su8 | Suirpiep er uGroiot til
sci 900, llohuicne til $2,325, bans
9lao "Sbe Gommoner" I'll $19,25O
og ~perionIig Gienoom til $t2,S00.
Otter 2open / Hebraifa ifal alting
ifatteligneS eftcr fin SolgSpGroi,
men iom Hegel noieS man meb at on.
iGtte ocn til omtrent ire Sieroebele
al Den pirfeIiae gPrbi. Men lcIp
eitcr bette 6orbolo beIsber 9rpons
5ormle fig til ipGrt tibet oucr $780,
600.
@rpnuiomiIienS @uIbimpffer er /
2iIten oper ~perionli0 Gtenoom aniat
til Den beife0ne Srrm al $500 % ct
Eiono til $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
Sra Gprtng 0rope.
(Gfter "SeraIo1)

Cars 3. Spline % Semitic ira
Sbenennc, Y. Sof., or poa 9eise hos
SlGetninee | Sprins @rope % Sm.
een.
Chris. 8. SIingitoo o. Suitru
ira Cheyenne, q. 9af., bor pGret Der
paa geisg hos fioitn9pntes 5orelOre.
Wr. oe Mrs. 6. gseis.
Gilbert 2ipoobl % embrif
@cnion reiite Sirsoas til Grairic on
CHEN, 8is., for at inSerfnite tia 9e.
bonbliits peo oct oerpGrenoe Sona-
forum.
- Chris. Relion % Cater emma
reiite 5irsoaa iii 2aniine for at bore
tiliteoe peo 0fiis @enette Stubs 9rpl.
IMP beriteos. bpilfet fanot Steo Den
feIgenbe Sag.
Mrs. Or. Rapn ira Werria.
8iS., iom bar Der for at beItaee ! fin
grobers, Spe Soeabs grpaip iantt
for at beige fine SorGIore, reiite
forri9e 2eroog tiIbage til tit Stem.
Nrs. Gina Glen Senrp 2iens
SlItrr, oeoe ben 20oe sunni | lit
Sicn TO Wfil p%eitenfor 9pen, 20 slar
gommel. 9eo$ooringen bar Sunge.
bctGuoelie. Gfosbe, bois 8igenapn
bar @innS toroasli, bar fsot | iammc
Sopuibip 1883, og blep for omtrent
ire glor iioen gift meo Senrp Glen.
5oruoen lin Dtnno eiterIober bun fig
10 Born, bporai 6et Dngite inn er tre
Tiger 9nmmelt. gegropelien funot
SteO Sreong.
10 om for fortelig omtalt feireoe
Mr. og Mrs. SonaS Srpeniou pna
@oterloo Mibae tit @ulbbrpaup Den
13oe oS. Gn MGugoe Sl9gt 90
8enner bar tiliteoe ira nGr % fern,
% Den bsitioelige % iielone gieIie
noiertes al @ait, &irfebocf fra
Morno Gitp, Q. 9of., @ulobrloens
9epe. @ulobruoepnrret er benbolOs.
bis 20 og ~ star gonle, men er Dog
begge roIfe og rsrige. DC bleo Den
t5oe sunni 1866 oifte / COB Smeteus
Siem / 8ilminaton Somnibip, Of
meo ct Yur Srer ioretog De Jim 9rpls
liIpsrciie til @atcrIuc Rioae. buor De
belle Chen iioen bar pGret boiat. De
bar bopt IL 9srn, al bpilfe Dog fun
DC 5 or iltpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
Np9cnoe 2bimoer
GnsIano % I SrIano.

Oct er Ell aienbssiernius at 5obats.
rssnina bliper mere % mere ubbrept
blanct 8pinSer. 5 be fleite 9anbe bar
Smasen for 5obaf iiffert brebt fig fra
De bsiere &lasisr os neoab, men ! ans
bre 9anbe, I. Ct. / Srlano, er bet naun.
Zig apinosr al ben iattise Slasie Der
rsser.
Snbtil for iaa Iar iioen rssie gns'
lenberinberue msset libt. us be bplber
ilet life al, at mo i%ammenlisusr benz
meo SrlGnberinberne / bsnue Sen.
leenbe. s Srlano er bet n%aonlis be
Glbre &pinber, Der arbeiber baarbt,
ipm letter Yris paa Sobaffen. De
rsser imaa, forte Yiber % bsnptter ben
iterfeiie Surt Tubaf ben iaafaIbte 9i-
merid &umtpbaf.
Oct er / Srlano meset alminbelist
at ie WGnbene tase fine imaa mprft til.
rssebe 8iber no Of Munpen for at lape
8onerne tase ct Bar Drag.
Oct menes. at ben itor 5attisbpm |
Srlanp or @runben til &pinSernes
Smas fpr 2obat, icet 1ubotsrpsniassn
bliuer ben bilisfe-ps eneite-@poelie,
be fan iorifufie iie % peres 9ibe bar
pite maatiet biGlpe benz til at TONNE
pper lemme Gage buOr De bar liSt
Suit % &pp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
Satt GAP lite op.

Sorleoen Sag oeoe bet er 10
Iiae meget bpor - ell gommel Eroplt
oper 81 slar garnmel, fortGaer ct
oanit 9lao.
San blep Gnfemano fsrite Sang,
Oa ban bar 81 Iar gammel, men
aaereoe anoen Gang gilt | 90 Wars
sloeren, tbi, iom ban iagoe:
Seq bar betalt til Gnfefasien
mart 40 @ar og bill berfor ogiau ef'
terIaSe mig Ell Gnfe. Seq agter life
at ifiGnfe mine Benge bort!"
Sem gar efter blep han imiblertio
otter GnfentonD; ban bar ba 73 Iur,
men en0nii, inben ban bar fplbt De
"a, iunStes Der en- M Trobitinbe.
Seq err pant til at faa min Billie"
iaaoe Yropiten. "Sg Gnfe bill leg
eitcrlaoe mig, og geniion ifal bum
babel"
gor 1906 blep Bropiten ertbnu en-
Sang Gnfemuno. Wen | Sum- iflor
inbaif ban / SO garS Iloeren FOR
iieroc Gang sGgteifab, benne Gang
meo en- 20-aarie llnems.
Sun er MI gnfepropitinoe og faar
Geniionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

Of at fire Jig uioritprret Silbagetog
fis ban IoromGnoene til at gipe
Siliagn ON at blipe itaaenoe, bpor
sc bar. Saainart Suitielot bar to-
get al og fun en- Seltpugt UNDER Seit'
liant Bird pogtebe Serbp Bro, for
longte ban at tage Toiitionerne peo
9erbp og Greltebaffe igien ! SeIio'
belle. 9a bette &rap itstteoes peo
ell anieeIig Stprfe, ban baooe tritf'
fet til iig, fit ban lin 9rig frem. Teo
rette Spilfpgteri funoe ban oa og'
iaa / ct Yar Gage tro Jig meo Sfin'
net al at babe reooet Den ipcnlfe
3aabenPre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

On Def nar ben Smftanoisbeo, at
Oct iiiige Yar bapoe begipet fig aIene
til airfen, % iaaIebes ingen ms
sierrise TiIifuere eller "@IaomfoIt"
bapbe til Gerenonien, eler ON bet
Dor Yreitens EritieI ON, at bpis DON
ilog iie ita III, piloe ban aIbris
geroen bIi gift, iom gioroe lloilaeet,
fontnner life Saeen peo. Mr. IRA.
tbems % Miis 5raier er MI ct. % er
prague til Hoaobouie, Sn., for at till
bringe etpar al fine Speoebrsosbage
Der.
s Welenitioen bar Serieppines
nngoom iamIet iammen ole gIif.
fanoer, Corn oa aobielber, iom fin.
oes | mango Drills Smfreos, for at
gipe oct ntgc Bar Ell parm Woota.
selie peo oeres Siemfomit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
Drebte 65 Sanger.

Gu Hpbpgger pcb Hapu Wourice
@enoleboe, Der Dor nogle Wil nor
oenfor draper, SDulon 60, g.. Sat,
brGbtc forIeoeu Gag life minbre END
60 Changer, % ban ntoa bel ii9eS
at boloe Ell Heforo | iaobenieenbe -
/ nGuute Streg ialfalo.
Scr. @enoIe6pe iortGIler. at ban
Ell Gag itsote paa en- Slauge, en-
ionfnlht "9lue'Rocer" iom han bur,
tig piueoe @ipet at. 9ige / 0Grbe0en
laQoe ban imiOIertio NiGrfe til ct
Sui i Mtarteu, % ban tGutte Jig itrnr,
Of oeu OrRbtc Changes Moge be,
fanOt iig 0cruOe, buorior han bente0e
fin Spade % begpuOte en- llbgraus
ming.
SO, ganifC rigtig - / ell Spb0C
al 70 a tire 500 por Der ilere al
iamulc Slng5; oct urimlcoe al Slan.
ger, ion oct pur en- @ru. Gen tnpre
gtpbpagcr LOB Jig oog life forblsfie.
men toQ 2ipet al ocm IDA tort Nct
loo fig Qiprc, % GA han bar iGroig
lao Der 81 NrGbte Slouger pon Sal.
plubIen.
DIR. @cnNIcboc nar ouq life Der
mcO fGrOig, tbi "a ban icncre puo
EGgcu iGr6eOr& / NGrheocu of lam,
me StcO. ite0te ban poa en- aIapper.
ilonge, Ger, citer bpaO Der fsr bar no.
rcttet, bleu Ct LET Butte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
Barnet les
Of Sanr Saa Seutnt. SrlbrtStt paa 2 Tiger
peh Snficurd.

"gPfu lille Setter leo belle fioite Spms
nucr at Gadr boa 8ersrte. SeuSes Sob
Der a oaiau iaare, oa bum tutoe life
brlige Sfo. Sea tror, at bun nor foraiis
tet neb at Isbe | llqrGs. men 2rgerne
ideoe oet bar gcseTtd. Sea forisgte fle<
re geibIer. men ~forgirbes. Snn ienotc
ica efter gutieurd SGbe % Guticura
ointment, Der belbre0eSe bernie inben 10
llacr. Seq inner guticiro at barre bet
bcbite. iea nogcriiroe bar prepct for ole
GIn9s Sdnr, % ieg bnnber ieg olnria
ibdI pGre Ieiolet inrioen Nrs. @ertie
2niGhIir, SnpnaIe, 8. ga. 25be apriI
1907
Rpupiei ussprtss % iubpOrtes gebdnbIlns for boer
&nIo hos SprobsrR, nnee 90 a1mIe, beit1aeHoe al
0uticurn Sdbe (25c) III al reuie 1uben, 9utieurd
Ointment (D0tl til AZ lrge Subeu 90 Suttcrra MeioIs
peui (5oe), q Sprm AZ hofpleoebnftebe Riler 25e for
en- Slate az 60) til al reuie Slpbet. SGIaes upcr belle
gerbtn. gotter 7rna a. Chem. Gprp., gaeeiere
Rritpn. @asi.
sW Senbss frii; Cuticura Book on skin Diseases.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

Ear osiaa Iiot itor Sfooe paa fin BE.
iptning, bpprai enoel err orufnet el.
Ter ilaaet ibirl at Sasl. S. 8. Seal.
lepang | @Ienipooo miiteoe iaaIeoes
en- bel Del Gaar, Der orrfneoe l ben
tranee 9aI peo bans Stem. San
troeoe fsrit at bape nIiitet 100 STINT.
Ter, men ban fanot ienere nogIe faa
igien ilibe. gaa ben ganle &obert
Sinpion 5nrm peitenfor Burr DAT
Bpilfen Gorm MI eies at Wr. 0el.
ion, fanotes ipp osoe areaturer, Of
bpilfe bog ineen tiIbsrte Carmen,
men bar at Storm os @anb orepet
herben. NbiI. Sale paa Sol. Sap.
Tors Sarm iiges at babe miitet 10
Saar, 20 Spin idmt enoel &eite og
Greatirer. 9rsorene Seegmiler
miitebe ct Eor foitbare Seite peb
Springmater, ioet De of Saslitormen
hrepes no | ben til en- flor 5loo op.
ipulmeoe 8Rf og oriifneoe. Sobn
Gefitao mifteoe en- al fine beoite
Seite.
Reoens altiaa Sabet af s(Dling os
geiPtning ct meget fort, ioa maa
Get regnes for ct eneitaaenbe Selo,
at insen Memneifelip er saact tabt.
Sra mango Steoer berettes Der Dog
ON Siloroeelier, Der nPr bar foitet
Sarmerne 2ipct. Ole 9srsbeim /
Sleaiant Sopnibip bar iaaleoes uo-
iat for en- ulpffe, iom ban biit life
olemmer. Son bar pao Siemreiie
og par fcmmen iaa laugt iom til
Senrp SoegeoingS Sarm, oa Stor-
rten fon. Sans Selte blep ifp at
Saelene OF itormeoe neo moo en-
Bro oper ct geffeleie, bpor en- Slom
al Sanb bapoe inmlet Zig. Hetop
iom SeItene fom paa 9roen brat
henne NED, og SeIte, Sogn og ban
felp bIep liegenbe / 9Gffen. s Sol.
set blep Mr. 9ersbeim inbeflemt
meo tit enc @en, iaa ban life funbe
rere fig, og oertilmeo bapoe ban
buffet i'm Arm. s oenne Sitting
loo ban fra SCI. 7 ON Mftencn til
81. z ON @orgeneit, ba oct enbeIig
lpffeOes bam at fomn,e log. San
iroebe isrit, at Seitcne bar orufnet,
men oct bite fig ienere, at De bar
i!ipe, % oa SiRIp fort efter anfom,
fit man BAN % Seitene op igien.
Cen tiIifaoefpmne Wanb funoe life
fdu S~asebieIp for @anoaa, men ban
Ifal Dog MI beiinoe fig iaa bel iom
~tentenoes.
Seb Sprinepnter raicbe Stormen
mcb frpgtelis &raft. Scnrp 8eb.
FER, Der Dor OcritebS, tog mco fin
Danllite Sllflhgf I &1Gloeret, og De
bar life for fomne oerneb, fsr S1tiet
hlen ieiet bort oper beres Sopeoer.
8amilier beitaar al Wonb og Suitru
idmt ire Born.
Ser bar gnaet Hpgter ON, at Ser
cppe peo Ibil. SalieS Sarm / Gunoe
ffuIbe bore iiinbet 9iget al Ell Iano,
men forbaabentlis er Der intet / oen.
ne 9eretnirg.
Grit Stepbens | @IcnipooS Srpp.,
foeoe | ct Galfsre, og ganbet fom
iaa burtiqt at ban miite0e Sus,
Stab, Snobo og olt oct Samilien
eieoe. 5 bette SilfGIbe er SiGlp
~fornsben % paa fin SIoos.
On Mebbclelie | iioite Iun1er ON,
at Ell Sabebpguing poa Ole 9affens
Sarm | IGOiion Soipnibip bar neo.
bIGit ulber Stormen forrige 9srbaa.
piier fla at bore feilaetig. Oct bar
FIN ct Sfur, ioin nebbIGite.