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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07

Let look at this marketing prop
osition little further: The railroads
carried out of South Dakota in the
year ending July 1, 1908, four billion,
one hundred million pounds of farm
products. Can you digest that state.
ment? Look at the cold figures: d
1OO, 000, 900 pounds. Loaded two tons
to the wagon that would require one
million twenty-five thousand wagons
to move it, and if the wagons occu-
pied Is feet each, the procession
would be four thousand eight hun
dred and fifty miles long, or long
enough to reach from New York CITY
across America, through San Fran
cisco and straight away across the
Pacific, to Hawaii. Wouldn't that
make magnificent advertisement of
our resources? Four big tons of farm
products, exclusive of hay, marketed
for every human being, big, little, old
young, white, black, Chinese or H.
dian residing in the good sunshine
state? This is not boom talk but the
cold hard figures.
From the Ayres Land Co. Bulletin.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07

The Roosevelt policies were evidently
tontine policies. There was no extend
ed or paid-up insurance when they
lapsed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07


The scaffolding has been removed
from the interior of the dome of the
capitol revealing the completed plas-
ter work and it is indeed thing of
beauty. The arch of the dome is
finished in meridian columns between
which are windows of art glass.
These columns and windows rest upon
an ornamental cornice, between
which are panneled walls, resting upon
second and heavier cornice and be-
low this second cornice are the pend
entives upon which the dome rests
The four Simmons paintings will be
mounted within seven foo. circles
with moulded border snperimposed
upon these pendentives. Highly or
namental brackets have been placed
at the bottom of the inches and the
entire effect y superb. The interior
is now ready for the decorators and
Mr.. Andrews 10 upon theground with
corps Of assistants ready for busi-
ness. His scheme Of decoration ID
simple and Id the best of taste and It
is sincerely to be hoped that he viii
be permittaa TO carry it out.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07

If some of the magazine writer's who
write about the 'poor" farmers
should drop out into this part of
South Dakota they might be compell-
ed to revise some Of their articles.
One sample of conditions out here is
shown by Il. A. .Brooking, of Suily
county, recently going to Gettysburg
TO market grain. Instead of putting
team attached TO heavy load of
wheat. be had putting traction en-
CINE drawing nine wagons, seven of
wheat and two OF flax, which brought
him $1,000 for the trip to town. Other
engine owners are doing the same
thing, and tnen when it comes to TAX
ing the family to town, anywhere
within fifty miles, it means to many
OF the farmers few hours spin with
their auto, and back home in time to
do the evening chores, instead OF a
SLOW trip of two or more days with
horses. Several Sully county farmers
even took that method Of visiting the
state fair at Huron instead of paying
railroad fare.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07

\ George Waters, whose ranch is To-
Gated on Grow Creek, will harvest q
crop Of apples this year which will
probably not be beaten by any or
chard of equal extent in this section
Of the country. His trees are loaded
with an abnormal production and
the fruit il Of the very finest quality.
One tree shows 90 apples, zach as
large as q mans fist, growing 20
thickly that they are confined within
9 length Of ten inches alonx one
through. DesdHood Times
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07

Some of President Taft's speeches
on his tour remind us of the discus
sions half a century ago on faith
and good works" The president is
strong on political faith, but his pre-
decessor was conspicuous for the
works" side of the question. Half
century ago they would have made
strong team -one to preach faith"
and other 'good works,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07

AiA<1<Ls wv II AkAxAA j
Summer is officially gone, but the
iceman still fingers.
More than half the troubles of the
world come from the yeses which
ought to have been noes.
Doubtless Commander Peary is by
this time firm believer in the old
adage that too many Cooks spoil the
broth.
The Roosevelt policies were evidently
tontine policies. There was no extend
ed or paid-up insurance when they
| lapsed.
Perry showg photograph of the
pole. Cook will probably come for.
ward with it's Berlillion measure
ments.
Very distressing to hear that the
| White house is overrun with rats. That
comes of having president who is not
a good shot with the hors pistol or
rifle.
The American people spend 50, 1872
100000 year for liquor, tobacco,
chewing gum and candy, and one
ninth as much for religion.
An eccentric clergyman in New Jer-
sey is willing to perform his duties for
$500 year, which is less than the sum
set aside for him by the church trustees.
He should have waited to find out how
the new tariff law affects the cost of
living.
This man Voliva doesn't seem so
bad a successor to Dowie after all.
His pronunciamento that he is going
out to convent Chicago looks q lot
more like carrying out his predeces-
sor's policies than the conduct of
some other successors we might
name.
Mondays advance of the United
States Steel common to 81 is the best
possible indiction of what is happening
in the iron and steel industry of the
country. It has taken steel stock only
six months to advance Al points. Going
back few years, this same stock could
have been bought for eight cents on
the dollar.
Pierre as material advantage over
the other registration points for the
reservation opening, as it will have
rate Of one fare for the round trip.
The special rate is on account of the
Gas Belt Exposition, and those who
wish to visit the show and register
may "kill two birds with one stone"
-DeSmet News.
The expenditure of $40, 600 which
will be entailed dy the meeting Of Pre-
sidents Taft and Diaz near Ell Paso
shows that the affair will have all the
accessories needed to make itimpressive.
That is just about as much money as
the future meeting of Jeffries and
Johnson will cost those who see it,
Now they have whitfield 5000, 900
miles more off the distance between
the earth and the comet the 10Th of
next May. The distance is now stat
ed as $4,000, 900 miles with the addi-
tional information that the earth will
be swept by the comets tail on that
date, but will suffer no serious dam
age. The tail is of very light material.
Some of President Taft's speeches
on his tour remind us of the discus
slGns half a century ago on faith
and good works. The president is
strong on political faith, but his pre-
decessor was conspicuous for the
works side of the question. Half
a century ago they would have made
strong team -one to preach faith"
and other tgood works,
The price of South Dakota lands
will keep going up all over the state
until it is on par with Iowa and Illi-
nois. The time is not far distant
when the food production in the
United States will be a question Of
great concern, rather than the pres
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07

The price of South Dakota lands
will keep going up all over the state
until 1T is on par with Iowa and Illi-
nois. The time is not far distant
when the food production in the
United States will be a question Of
great cohcern, rather than the pres
ent question Of finding a market for
our grain. The man who gets land to
leave his heirs will be the greatest
benefactor to the coming generation.
Land is not appreciated now by thous-
ands who roam around in the undeyel-
oped west.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-13
HONORABLE ALFONSO
TURNED DOWN HARD

G, F. Alfonso failed last week to
land the job of assistant county clerk
of Hawaii, which he was eagerly seek
ing. The board of supervisors turned
down his application, holding that one
job ought to be enough for him, and
that, in any case, member of the
Legislature ought not to hold county
office.
Supervisor LyitsBj speaking on the
matter of the appointment, saidi
This would be a new procedure. 1t
would be as it was under the monarchy,
when the legislators created offices for
themselves to fill. L don t speak against
the man who is recommended. / back
ed him for a position which 1 thought
was temporary, but this is a position
which, l think, no legislator should
hold L am out open and above board
and play no politics or nothing else,
just because he is a Portuguese, and
because the Portuguese are playing
game of politics. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-13
HUTCHINSON PLANTATION
DEAL IS DISCUSSED

Hilo neutrality-suspicious. for the
purchase of the Hutchinson plantation
have been in progress, whereby it was
thought that the agency might be
transferred to Theo. H. Davies & Co.,
Ltd. Mr.. T. Give Davies, Mr.. C. c.
Kennedy, and Mr.. A n. Campbell,
representing the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company, which had the nego-
tiations in hand, visited Hutchinson
less than two weeks ago. The fields,
mill and laborers cottages were care
fully inspected, and the two Honolulu
men at once returned home
1t is believed that the price asked
for Hutchinson stock control was $22
share, though it is said that it had
been offered at 500 only a short time
previously. Hutchinson and Paauhau
pay about the same rate of dividend,
the par value of the former being $25,
and of Paauhau $50 a share. The mar
ket quotations of the stock are $3.50
for Hutchinson and $50 for the Hama
kua plantation stock. Unless the sell
ing price of Hutchinson, as reported
to have been offered to the Davies
house be lowered, it is hardly thought
that any transaction will take place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-13
HAWAII GRAND JURY
INDICTS EIGHTEEN

HILO, December THE grand jury
did its work in quick time, returning
its final report to the court last Fri
day afternoon. Eighteen indictments
were returned, these constituting the
entire report. The indictments were as
follows:
Henry Drolette, perjury; John Apio,
perjury; Murakami Kisataro, perjury
Kong Sin Chong, perjury; All Sam
Lee. arson, first degree; ing Chew,
burglary, second degree; John Moniz,
two charges of burglary, second de
gree; Akoboshi Shinkichi, assault and
battery with weapon dangerous to
life; Francisco Cruze, assault and bat
terry with a weapon dangerous to life;
Sunni Kuniichi, forgery; Manuel Lo-
pei, assault and battery with a weapon
dangerous to life; Chong, alias Chunga,
polygamy; Choy Pung Hak, alias Cha
Boon Huck, accessory in polygamy; Ka-
hoolawe, murder. first degree; G. B.
Faxon, ENLIGHTENMENT, two charges.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-13
% "a "a "a ~ q
Letters rom
the People
Ak-ssk-sSs-aSk>-aSk-..Sk,~Ss~S IL
JACK LoNDoN,S LURE

Editor Advertiser:-Kindly permit US
to say, that Jack London had the fore
sight, the premonition (as we remark
ed at the time of his visit to Molokai).
that there was one, as vet, unploughed
field, for stirring, yellow sensational
quill, that woud doubtless yield rich
harvest; and, fortune hunter as he is
for that field he event, (pardon the
word of slang so fitting for him.) He
has made ont of his brass, (his brazen,
untruthful output a gold farthing, by
mistreating the subject matter, of the
beautiful, bountiful homes provided
and supported, for the afflicted ones
OF Hawaii. To those "homes" let me
aver, he was given, not only (for days
and days., the generous passage and
hospitality of ship and shore. but the
most unstinted freedom. into every
nook and Corner, that the author spirit
might see fit to lead him-fact. The
cunning, adroit, schooled hand of the
literary knave has now turned in and
turned out, its bogus counterfeit plant
for the promotion, of the Territory
and, even they, of whom it may be
said, would not believe a word,
"well, they will be impelled, to look
the same overt And now may all that
coinage (Molokai mint), turn to Dead
sea apples IN their hands, Jack and
Mrs. London"i "Achilles was vulner-
able in the heel and they (the enemy
OF all goodll thrust in the dart" We
must be pardoned for saying, that we
have often pleaded for more care and
nice, wise discrimination, in the vital
matter, of board and lodging, for tran
sients. There will doubtless come
others, seeking to follow in J. L.
wake-money kneaders. A. NJ. p.
Dec. IL p. m, 1909
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-13

One of the vital questions to be con
sidered by the general assembly of the
Presbyterian Church relates TO con-
fessionaT statements. Among the first
10 act on the matter was the Presbv-
terrain synod of Baltimore, which decid-
ed to send to the central body an
overture deprecating the prevalent
liberation and increasing assertion OF
doubts and denials concerning confes-
sional statements it being alleged
that the prevalent liberation - en-
courages forms of belief which unsettle
the Christian faith.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
(SIuttes poa SIDE g.
On Sfafn incn life Dor.
qf 6. geter e6riitenfen.


$ San 5rancisro bpnote oct M.
Zig, at ben oo1ife grGit Der, Boltor
Soniel1, blen arrelteret. o9ien"s oab.
ne Gopport al 4ff9ren loo Itrafs
formooe, at Br9iten bar 0falOen"
iom Offer for o~noiinoeOe apinoers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u9ien"S Ienere
Stotcment befrGfteoe bette, ioet Don't
meren, Der baooe Sogen til 8ebono-
ling, dipiite oenne meO Ell Sc
flagelle | Trnitens 5aoer.
Oct er ret alminoeligt meO BrG-
Iteifanoaler inoen for 6en amerifon-
ife airfe, babe De itiltienOe og oe,
bporom Der refer iig Speftafel.
Snoen for Dor Oanife Strife beroore
lp6er Der iipIoen llro / iao Senieen-
De, / 6pert Sab life iaaoon, at oct
boreS. Soo pi mac boDe 9o0e moral
lie @roiter. Set er Der mango 8ing,
Der taler for, at ri bar.
0erfor, noar oct nj bGnoer, at Der
ifer ct eaer anoet nipopanIigt, iao-
iom at en- al bore 9rpiter arreIteres
for uteerIig Opferiel, jan refer Der
iid let en- hi0iid Sn0iauationL Der en-
liaeioa berettiget, iom Den er ell-
ifelig, bDor Der foreligaer neaterne
9e0iier poa 5fnm for 8rplt og Sir.
fe. M}en pna Ben anoen She I9ges
l~1obruooet ogina ganife initinftmes-
lot, 6biS BET g6res bitterligt for
ale, at Sfnnoalen finn bunoe0e /
Sfam, man oiloe paalpoe BrGlt og
Strife. Saa0on maa. if6lae y@ien"s
ntililsreoe Happort, Sogen bape for.
bolot fig / 5on 5ranciseo. 9laoet
bar life pGret / Stano til at meooele
ON Sfam for Brett og Strife. 8oart-
imoo. Mell oct bar funoet tilitrnf,
feIig al Sfom, man biloe paolppe
grGit % 9irfe / Gan 5rancisco.
Oct er nleo menneifelig 5orfglgel-
ie JON meo ltlpffeStilfploe. Oct
fommer pluoieIigt, upentet. Slaar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

neo oe anretter Sfaoe, Der moaife
nlorig fan oprettes. Men mooiat
b9noer oct ogiaa, at lom ct llpffes.
tilfeloe fan blipe ct Menneifes, en-
Slags2pffe, iaaoon fan ogioa menne-
ifelig 5orfelgelie, bpor oct ilaor neO,
bringe bet m%oOiotte al, boao Seniig-
ten gif no paa = 8elii9nelie. Oct
ipaas, at ioooan bill 3ilf9loet blioe
for 8rpit og airfes @eofommenoe /
Son francisco.
Oct er life alti0 nof at Girfeflof.
fen ringer, og abiien nnerterer Subs.
tieneitens afboIOelie. Ger maa font
me Sioer en- beIpn0erlig ltro til for
at b9ffe Wenneifene til 9ebioitbeo
ON, at BrGit oe airfe cs,3iiterer. 2i6t
forOres for Itore 6%eililtoter. Oct er
unoertioen oct lioet, Scr teller mere
END ale DC mango itore Attraftioner,
Der titles | 5o%rgrunoen, % iom man
oa life fan f%orltoa, Soft life fan Iaoe
Jig 6erere at.
Gan 6rancisco bar Ell imuf airfe
%oiounOerIig efter oonife 5orbolo. s
Son0be0 oct oiloe 6one bpret Ell II,
lDffe, bois oens Mtisiion ifnlOe 6obe
li0t Sfa0e ne0 en- 8rGits 6eiltrin.
9}en III ga airferaoopt bar offent.
liggiort ct obiolut 3iQiosnotum til
9aItor Sanicn, % q9ien~ bar poer.
ligere arulofpitet 8rpit og airfeS
Stipulation, ioo er bet 9oot me0 en-
600 Sampittigbeo at funne lpqge iig
pad Sinoe, at Der life oor 5fpoae al
Sfom poo 9rGit oa airfe. men filn
SfanL man oil0e ponlppe grpit og
Strife.
Sioen tpiifer man boa oen 5nn6-
5eo i oonif-amerifanif Sollrnolisme
iom bar Iaat fig til Sfue / affaren.
86i 6aDoe oct ppret / Onmarf. iao
0iloe / oct minoite en- bis Gel al
9resien 6ape anitren9t Jig meo 9op-
oprets energi for at iaa en- uifoIoig
Mono for5faitet oa Ell uifploia airfc
oegraoeret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

nogen 9i9lp for Dem, Der bar
9etGnteligbe0er o%berfor oelt omtaIte
4nOenDaanOs.)faabe0. Oct ct 10 ier.
liz 81. 8, 10, JON ser er 6enDiIt
I'll. Qien Der itaar life, at oct on0e
ltrnffes, naar oct aa6elbares, og
SammenbGl0en for6Doer 0o ogioo at
tage llotrpffene u%oo6en6are8" 90
qitroffes@ / 9elD0nino al at gentage
BET on0e.
0erfor tror ieg, BET er nbeloigt at
BRUCE Sfriftiteoer iom / bette Ill
i9lOe, tbi oct florer inaen cling /
ielpe 5a9elL og Der er 5are for. at
man ooerfor port 0feniqbe0siolt
fommer til at ifooe Ben 4gteIie for
Sfriftels llroffeGiqbeo, iom ogiaa er
Ell pigtig &ing for os, Der paotog os
at leoe til ariitls me0 Sfriften ion1
2eoeitierne.
@pao iaa eQers ben omtolte 9p-
i%attelie ongoor: at man mao geltn-
.ae Sp9r9eren8 Misbruq al @1os
9tabn, o1 at man mao 6ull0e Merne-
tier til 6eloeoe og frelnlnane Die
oeleu baaoe / Sfino og / Ben eiter
De letiinoige og roa Ann0er for at
moObirfe 2etlinoigbeoens og Stable
oens on0e aono, Den Opfottelie bar
Tor mig at le ell Del 2i96eo meo5o1-
fen ON at uoorioe 0i9ole beo Beetle
bllb, at yonot ifal onot fororipe," og
at ySeniigten beQiger Wfiolet." Sffe
at man bar bpp0et oense forii9iif-
jeluitilfe Sarfe / .9nniferen"; tbi
Der bar man 10 netop aniet De onl-
tolte @noenboonos .Gaabeoer for rene
og beaige, laa &c life bebsner at bel
li9es peo Den 9ooe Senii9t. Oct er
iuit bette SDn paa Snaen, iom BIZ
oroger til Ben itore 5orifel, Der er
poo De Opfattelier, man bar fremiat
Der / 8laoet. Men Der er mooife life
anoet at gere. emo at bier bliper neo
lin Meninq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

gn onoen cling er oct ne0 &enlpn
til Sporgsmaalet ON, bnoroiOt ben
SlagS 9nSnina bgr ii0ieres / Silent
meme genllem bort Somfnn0s 9loo.
Ser iror ieg, hi fan fomnle lGll9ere
eno til bette MeninQer og pi0t for-
ifeliee Opfattelicr. Og ie9 tror og-
ioo. pi ber fonme lpllgere life
miuOit Tor 9looets eaen SfplO. Ger
for oil ieg 9erne biorage nit til, at
'pi / bette SpgrgSmnol fnn fonne
til at ariene eet."
Mmi ber fife lutte iom lao: SDo6
ieg leln ll0en Sfnoe fan lGie 90 ma
ife fan bope gtptte al at lGir. BET
fan ale alore ogiaa lpie li6en Sfos
De. Gn Brpit naa bel ofte npoe ell
Ter oeie noAet, lom biloe bore uluaot,
mooife lipsfnrli9t for en- og at0en al
DEM, DER er Ddlll petroef.
Oct er better life nof, at elfelte
anore troeroe Menneifer bar o9ret
glade peo at l9ie o2onosbpbsrnene"
5bi oct bar mooife Dog life l9rlig
Mnoenbaanos Gnobeoerne, Der gl9-
oeoe; og bnis oct bar, bpem inoeItoar
oa for, at oct life bar Den gomIe
Moam," ser gotteoe iig2 S bpert
5alo er set life raaoeliet beIer at
flute iooleoeS: &poo enfelte andre
Itrpenbe Wenneifer bar gl9oet liz peo
at lGie, mloa man funne pooneoe ole
og enbper peo at fore oct inc | Silent
meme genrem beres Muis.
0ej Lao oS lutte iom Serrens
9lano lprte Youlus at lutte, noor
oct giolot ON at forene Samfunbs-
brpore meo forifeQige Opfattelier til
eet Sino % til at ptnere eet" og eoei
ionnie". Ger itob ro9le meo Den
Opfattelie ON ct og anbet, at BET par
goot, onore mente berimob, at BET bar
onot. Selp ON Bnulils bar not
ioa big paa, at Den bnbbe Set, Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

8efDmring og llro meo 6e mango
8ing oil blioe forgnoes, oil life fere
til 8olfets 2pffe, for oct enc forneo-
lie bliner eiort: at benoe tilbage til
ben lepenoe Slide, fra boem al oon-
oelig Snnobe0, aroft % 9pffe bar
lit lloiprine.
Nen boorleoes ifal oct geres?
So oerom fnnoe meeet iiges. Men
6ioen er fort, og ieg fan oerfor Der
titn anilaa enfelte af De 9oner, iont
fsrit maa flinge for ~friltne Gigsoags-
m9no.
SambittiebeoenS S~ferpeIIe er set
fgrit f%orngone, bnis @ilo ifal bore
meo | arbeioet, ioa De enfeItes NE
ming og Stemme life dfgeres peo
Bartimgoer, men oeo Wgoet ne0
@ro, 9ennens Gnnoilogning for
@uos aniigt. 3bi / Bortiet ~foroeles
aniDaret o9 formin0ifes, men / gn.
rum for @uo ntoa boer bore lin
egen 9pr6e.
9Grliobeoens StprfeIie er set noe
ite; t6i belle @los Billie iamIer iig /
9nrligbeoenS tore 9uo. Og ge.
fpmringel og llroen I oe mango
3ing, ben filler og iplitter, men
aGrligbe0en forener. 8bi 9qrlig.
beoen ieaer life tit eget, life fin eaen
8oroel e0er ggre, life at fao 9iet for
iia ieGo eaer lit eget gurti. aprlig.
beoeH fan ORE alt for fit eget for Be
andres, for oct fGGes, for 5Gorclnu.
bets gel. 6io oct ieIp: Gr oette
life roget al oct enc forngone for
8anmarfs gef?
so oprtil euonu pet:
Sbor SUBS 9iQie 6liper Sierter-
nes @aal, Ser oil Der Blue mere Spu
Tor % tore, lpoeltge S1u5lpergsmaal
og mere Gnne til at Ieie Dem, De
Spergsmaal Der fonl iaa itqrft irem
i 5ior, ON 9ienielie og Seinelie al
port 6olfs MoraI. Set bpre langt
ira mig at meme, at Dor 3i9soag life
bab0e Sons for Oisie Spergsmaal.
Men ieo uiIoe life npre prIig, ON
iea life tiIieiebe: 9i, iom noe / Sol
fet itaar Mot / aampen moo De ne0.
brnoenoe arpfter, ni. iom oogli9 Ter,
bporlaOes 2aiter iom Drif og llipoc.
Iiabeo forgifter 5oIfets 9io og iu9er
bets Moro, pi Ter ofte meo 29ngiel
no efter oirfiom Ststte ira oen lob.
gibenoe Ma9t, life iaaIeoes, at ser
maaife engang funbe bjeraes en- COB
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Sporgsluaol. Seq %itoreumer iaa
gerne en- opbere 6oritaaelie al at
fere til 2piet" nemli9 at title oct
onoe oirefte / 8elpsliliQ al @uos
0r0. % BOG itoar oct for mig, iom
oct Yer omtalte ogiaa rneo llogen 9iet
fan fol0eS at bragg oct onoe frem /
SDiet og lnoe oct les, iom oct ct /
al i'm 9eOeritp9geliebeo, ioo Oen, Der
eoer bet, ilet life lbiteS peo at blioe
itiaet Ell iaaoan 8elpsnin9. Sa, iaa-
Dan ltaar oct for mig.
0ermeo er iao tiqige, ira nit
SDnspunft Jet, iparet paa ct anoet
Spsrgsmual, nemlig bette, ON oct er
foriparli9t for Ell troenoe Sorfatter
at lfripe paa 0er1ne Maaoe. Seq tror
life, man meo nogen Het fan iige, at
neofomme1oe 5orfatter epr Jig ifpl-
Dig / iine aorafterers &anobeo. Ser
er 10 Gale ON Mooi9tninger. 0ra-
ger 6orfotteren oct onoe fren for at
i9tte oct / @a6eitof og itraffe oct,
iao fon ser 10 fife nere Gale ON, at
ban ger Jig %0elagtio Oeri, eler ON
Northumberland"
Men ieg ier nof, at Sper9SmooIet:
ON oct er ret at uo6reoe Zig 29s-
ming 8ennem bore 9looe - er life
oermeo abIolllt beiparet. &nlt. 8bore-
By pe9er paa ct 0obbelt @enipn
Senipnet til 9ornene % 9enipnet til
De ipa9e.
ut 9err, iom potter op ct troelt-
DC @ien1, bpor oe iuael 9onOen eler
anoen roo Snof barer, men toprt-
inoo oopares inloO iliot, at oe full
DC lGre at banoe og BRUCE raa S1af
al at lnie u9onosbpbernene", oct
tror ieg life = toprtinloo. Oct elle-
ite iflloe ioa pGre, at man life ett-
ifeoe, at pore 9erl, ionl potter op
Der I 9(merifa, ifitloe Ipre 6i8ie itpg-
&c oonife Goer at fenoe.
Saa er Der SeniDnet til Sc oa.
q e. @ooife.
9lltiaa for life at fororoe en- 8ro.
Der" iom Gaulns ~ifriner. San pio-
Ite at le9ge 9eilag paa i'm 5ribeo
til rette 3io. so BET piloe oisielig
life pnre ibprt for mig at lpgge 9e-
Ilag pao min 6ribeo | oct, lom Der
er Gale om. Wten Buulus Dioite og-
ioa til anore Sioer at b9ooe I'm SRI
beo, +. @fs. oo ban ltroffeoe Setter
(@ol. 2, lid.
Men bar oct mi life be0lt at looe
Solf lGie 6%ortGGin9en til @n0e. oa
Den er begpnbt. 90 aar De iaa bar
Jet Ben til gnoe, ioa oil De bore be-
Gre / Stonb til at bemme ON Den.
500 mig ilittelig iige, at ielo ON
bort Spn pao 2itterotllren life ifuloe
fnnne foloe belt iommen, inn fan ri
iiffert bore fillot enige ON, bpao Der
liees / fglgenbe gers (Gf. 4,20 og
5, Al: oSngen rooooen Snaf uogaa
of eoers Mn1b, men lnooan Gale,
iom err goo til fornpoen Opbpaqelie,
at ben fon ifoffe benz @oobe, iont
bgre oerpao" ollbln Vplen %
qGffclio Snof eler letfpr6iq SfRmt,
iom oft er utilbsrliat (nGpres EMO
life iblolot e0er) men better Safii'
aelie.@
81 m 81 n 0pr II.