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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
COMMISSIONER NEIL
LEAVES FOR ATLANTA
Federal Board of Mediation May At
tempt to Settle Firemen's
Strike.
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. NJ. May "a
Commissioner of Labor Neih left to-
night for Atlanta, appeals having
been made to the federal board of
mediation to settle me strike OF fire.
men on the Georgia Railroad.
DIR. Neil and Chairman Martin A.
Knapp of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. the other member OF
the board of mediation under the
Erdman act. held conference today
relative to the strike.
By both sides to the controversy
appeal to the board was made
General Manager Scott, Of the
Georgia. telegraphed Chairman
Knapp that the officers of the road
would be glad TO have the board OF
mediation use it's efforts to settle the
trouble. kilograms also were re-
ceived by the board from persons
representing the striking firemen. in
dicating their willingness 20 have
to the board take W the matter.
Il was decided that Dr. Nell should
confer with representatives Of both
sides. II is quite likely that DR.. Nesil
may 20 from Atlanta to Augusta
~ 0dS uOt Dtth tcic- th4uct sNCH-
nitely that the board Of mediation
win undertake formally the adjust.
meat Of the controversy. as the mem
bers are not satisfied that II comes
within the purview Of the Erdman
law That act provides that the
board may enter upon the settlement
Of controversies involving wages
! hours Of labor. regulations and con
diticns Of labor.
II is not unlikely that Chairman
Knapp may join Dr. Nell tn the
Scrtn
Cffciais Of the poStofEcc feparr'
mer; are inclined to take somewhat
more hopeful view Of the situation OF
the Georgia Railroad. as the result
81 oHciai adsiccs received from "A
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
GARBAGE In London Post once.

Not always Is the parcels post IN
England q thing OF delight. Hunters
who shoot woodcock and quail and
fishermen who have a successful day
send the trophies Of their sport to
friends at remote points on the little
island called Great Britain BY parcels
post. In the holiday season. when
there Is the vast mass before 1t can
be delivered. and there IL a rush OF
garbage men and garbage wagons TO
clean 1t out.-New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Mess Pork, per bbl.-
New Work Money Market.

NEW YORK. May 24.-Money on
call easy; 11sa2 per cent; ruling rate
tx and 2; closing bid, IL; offered
ar IL. Time loans very soft anu
dull: so days, 2a21s per cent and
80 days 21z per cent; six months
3a3H
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 31s
to per cent; sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bark-
ers' bills at 4ss. sOa4S6.35 for 60 day
bills and at 4S7.5O fer demand. Com
merciaI bills, 4s5% a4S6M. Bar Sill
yer. 52Z. Mexican dollars, A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Seal. OF Homieid.t vsIues-

One railroad president equals tuo or
binary magna;es; one ordinary mag
nate equals three captains o. indus
try; one captain Of industry equals sir
theater managers; one thester man
ager equals 200 thestergoers; one the
afergoer equals 400 railway passen'
gers: one railway passenger equals
600 employees: one empIoye equals 1000
miners: one miner equals 100000
sveatshop workers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, ILLS, May 24.-New
high record marks fer the season
were established for the leading grain
on the board of trade today during
a session marked by extreme bullish-
ness. wneat for May delivery scored
gain Of nearly two cents as COM
pared with the previous best mark,
the top today being reached at s1.S4h.
Corn for May delivery sold up to 74h
and the same delivery of cats touched
62%. Provisions also made sharp
gains.
o., ~ To,r Close
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Capital Punishment IN Germany.

Although little Is heard outside
Prussia OF capital punishment within
the kingdom. the law is BY no means
dead letter In seven years there
have been IS executions. ten Of the
condemned being women Siiesia
heass the list with Fl executions. TOT
lowed by 3rsndenbure. Posen and
RhfneIsnd. No executions take place
IN Berlin. the condemned being taken
10 the prison ~ Piostrensee. IN Bran
denburE. where they have a standing
guillofino
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Assertions Made by Experts Not
Liked By The Bulls.
ONLY KNOWN CAUSE FOR CHECK
Speculation on the Exchange Started
Fairly Enough, in continuationv Of
Saturdays Movement - London
Helps Copper ineustriaIs' Strength.
Try Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, May 24.-The specu-
lative movement in stocks was ham,
pered today by the appearance of an
incipient CROP scare of moderate pro-
portions. The character of some OF
the assertions made Dy professional
crop experts regarding conditions In
Kansas. Missouri and Oklahoma was
dislilled by the bulls in stocks, al
though mighty relshed by the bull par
~ in wheat, as witnessed by the soar
ing in the price OF wheat to new nigh
levels.
This crop scare was the only cause
d-scernibie for the check 10 the spec
ulation which started fairly enough
in continuation of the movement in
progress on Saturday
London helped the early strength
in the copper industrials. the metal
advancing in price in that market,
and lively speculation in copper
mining shares was an accompaniment
The conspicuous strength of North
ern Pacific and Great Northern pre-
fered was traveable to rumors OF an
intention 10 raise the Chicago, B. e..
@. dividend to ten per cent. United
States Steel was strong touching a
new high record. A favorable i'm
erosion was made by the determina-
nation of Fall River manufacturers
to forego their privilege of reducing
wages under sliding scale, the ac-
! tion being received as an evidence OF
confidence in the outlook. From rail-
read tra1sc officials came information
OF a continued checking effect on busi-
ness activity through the delay In
the tariff legislation
The smart rise in the Esies at the
end of tae day was taken TO indicate
an early announcement of financing.
This helped to pul up prices else
where and left net prices little
changed.
Bonds were irregula. Total sales
par value, $3,46S,000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call. Total
sales today, 4S9.7O0 shares including:
Tobacco, 500; A. c. L., 200; c. &.
3O,4 100: L. e ", 400; Northern Pa
cific, 10000: Republic Steel. 51,6oo;
Union Pacific. 25,5OO; u. S. Steel.
7s,SOO; V. c. c.. 1900; Sloss Sheffield
800: Southern Railway, 1910; pfd.,
~ 2GO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Boys s..ax on ,Po.aum.

There's this to say OF the pos
sum-" writes Georgia youngster.
"He amt no bear. cause he's always
GRIMM like he was in a good humor
with everybody. It's Just as II, when
you toll him you was goin' to kill
him. an cook him. an eat him for
dinner he looked on II as good
toke-just took II for a laughin' mat
ter don't know whether he is just
good-natured. or was born grinn!n!"
Atlanta Constitution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Power IN Silence.

Here is a hint for the women Who
forget and fret and fuss. Go into the
silence at certain times Of the day.
One need not necessarily retire for
formal prayer. He who 10 in the
path OF duty needs no prayer" said
q wise oriental. But In the silence
you will find the peace and strength
of prayer. In Withdrawing from the
pressure OF things and getting In
touch with the great sources OF pow
er. you will absorb power.-Edwin
Markham, IN Red Book
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Currency Hard to Carry.

In California one rarely sees a bank
note. The money in circulation Is
all gold and silver. II 10 common
to see a collector walking along the
street with a bag OF gold on his back
Curiousiy. the very weight OF the
money-one person can hardly carry
more than $4,000 in gold-often acts
as a deterrent feature In embezzle'
ment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Always lime for Courtesy.

That there was always time for cour.
tesy was law OF life indeed with those
rare and kindly spirits who belonged
to the golden age Of American HE
and literature. but in the storm and
stress OF modern life ana money get
ting the situation is more as Whittier
expressed Y In his consideration OF the
spiritualism Of his day. Il sometimes
say with Shakespeare: o for some
courteous ghost but nothing ever
comes to me."-vernon Murray.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Cultivate AareesbIsness-

The happy gift Of being asreeaois
seems to consist. not in one. but in an
assemblage OF talents tending to COM
municate delight; and how many are
there. who. by easy manners. sweet
ness of temper. and a variety OF other
undehnabIe qualities. possess the pow
er OF pleasing without any visible Ell
fort, without the aids OF wit wisdom
or learning. nay. as ii should seem.
In their defiance; and this without ap-
pearing TO know that they possess
ft7-Cumberiand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
EnaIIsh PIE, for Cities se,ytIfyI

What England wants just nou Is
man. or several men. Of infinite ability
and ample mesns. Who. purely for the
sake Of their art alone. vii prepare
imaginary schemes showing how and
IN what way cur cities ought TO grow
n they are to be healthy dwelling
places and beauty spots instead OF
bots upou our isnd.-Engiish Building
News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Inau.n., q : N.tlon.I Aasher,.

AFTER the siege Of the Pekin iesa-
tons a dozen Russian soldiers bent
on loot and outrage raided the house
In which one of NY band boys lived
with his mother and sister Sir Rob
ert Hart said ~ a dinner At the Az
tnors' club. The boy snstcbed nis
violin and played The Rushian national
anthem and the hooters stood 81 At
tortion. Then they icf; the house
sifhout nsoisstins anyone"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
nI,so,y Tos5 by eeIipses.

Many eciipses ARE noticed In the
records OF All ages. Astronomers can
determine accurately Shen eciipses
must have occurred snd the eclipse
records are proving valuable 10 his
torisaI students as a mesns OF deter
mining the dates Of important events
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25

was chairman of President Roose'
yelt's Coutry Life Commission.
Dr. Jorn S. Fulton OF Phiiadeiprie
and baltimore. who was the secfe'
tary general OF the recent Inter
national Congress on tuberculosis, IS
chairman OF the committee on
Health and sanitation" While this
Is a comparatively new section OF the
way TO many reforms in the matter
OF public health.
The committee on Immigration" Is
under charge OF Miss Adams OF Hull
House, Chicago. Probably no one
person In the Unitae states - better
equipped 20 shape the program OF IA
great conference ON the subject o:
immigration than Miss Adams. VINO
has spent all OF the years since her
graduation from college studying the
life and being a neighbor 20 the for
eign born citizens OF Chicago. who
have settled and lived in its river
wards.
Law Breakers.
The committee on Law Breakers
OF which the Right Reverned Samusi
rallows, ID. D., Of Illinois is chair
man. has not yet announced its pro-
graw.
The committee Oh Press and Pu-
blicity," OF which H. Writ Steele OF
Baltimore Is chairman. is enc OF two
permanent committees OF the Con
ference The work OF this committee
Is twofold; first To seucre publicity
for the Conference and It's discuss
n..1 40 n
charity workers, newspaper men. an
other publicants such Ideals OF what
constitutes right publicity In reia-
ton to work of charity. philanthropy,
and reform as viii best promote tne
intimate welfare OF the whole people.
One of the. most important discuss
ions along this line which has oc-
cured in the Conference VIII follow
an address by d. Albert Shaw. editor
OF The Review of Reviews on. The
opportunity OF the Publica1t in re-
lation 10 Efforts for Social Better
ment." The discussion will take the
form of symposium on. What Con-
'stitutes Right Publicity IN which
addresses will be made by +. III. Me
Lean OF New York. Charles W. Brit
We'll vi bostob, Johh a, hhbsVuis ",
New York. William c. Graves OF
Graves of Springfield. ILL.,. Orlando
+. Lewis and Robert W. Brnere or
New York. The Evolution of the
Annual Report will be discussed by
J.. w Magruder OF Baltimore, Charles
F. Weller OF Pittsburg. Sherman c.
Kingsley OF Chicago. Edwin ID. Solen-
berger OF Philadelphia. William III.
Whitaker of Jeffersonyille. Ind.
The committee on Statistics
which Is the other permanent com
mittee of the Conference. announces
n discussion of industrial Insu-
rance by Or. Lee X. Frankel. Di-
rector OF the Industrial Department
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Baltimore Grain Markets

BALTIMORE, MD. May 24--Wneat
-frmer: spot contract. sl.SeAa " /;
July. s11Sh: southern on grade
s146has1.50B.
Ccrn-frmer: spot, slas1h; May
S1aA; July, I'M.
Oats-frmer: No. 2 mixed, 6la1a-
Rye-easier; No. western domes'
tic 80 asked.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Investigate Frank Files.
(By Associated Press.l

TALLAHASSEE. FLA. May "a
The House of Representatives today
appointed a special committee 70 in
vestigate the frank files Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company's Tall
lahassee Office to ascertain whether
members of the legislature have been
using telegraph franks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
way &c Keen MANS Heart.

a titled English woman who has
published a cookbook lays down there
in the dictum that. while a mans heart
may be won IN a number Of WAYS.
there n only one certain way Of keep
ins y. namely. a succession. Of good
dinners.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25

(Coniinucd from FIRST Pagc)
by actual PARTICIPATION in e. Zach
ard ali pleaded Innocence.
Deputy Clerk Mshcr. Of the court.
was sent 10 Chattanooga ss a com
missioner 10 investigate. and take
testimony. The investigation failed
10 conncct With the crime seventeen
q the mcn Implicated. Mud tnc CASES
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
" ThInks u 80 absurc.

No EnzIishmsn ever shows anger Al
foreign criticism ca the contrary. he
laughs st Il sss is smused.-Tora
and County
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25

tor"-"The Ad-
Unstable Paper
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-25
Guilty. or CONTEMPT
OF The SUPREME COURT

Cconiinucd from FIRST Pasc.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
&aeinc, @is.

Eoltor q. 9. Gang / &enoi6a bar
rGret b%ortreiit til &raOsmoOet /
0motonno, Minn., og bans @lt05-
%tie1eite forrige 5onOog ~beiprgeOeS
Gerfor al NaItor $. S. Gd0litrpm fra
jtacine.
S @oltfegol1 toIte @oitor s. s.
&il0lig fra &ocine iiOite S6n0og Be-
tienenoe BEN Sag @aitor Gangs Me-
nigbeo / oen1te SQinois Sp.
Mrs. Sre0. Suiteien, Ser ben-
Iigqer poa ct. Morps Solpitol, ope-
rere0es forrige 26r0og At Or.
@orihe for lin @oloeItens 2ioelie.
Sperationen forl6b bel, og Sen of=
Golote Game, Ser or ct ifottet Me6=
lem of Snnlom1el Wenigbeo, er /
coo 9eoring.
- Taa Ct. 2ltfas SoipitaI ben-
ligger en- oonIf 9reng, @iQiam
Galleien, iom UNDER en- 2eg pau
Sern6aneifinerne fit ct Stpffe SSsern
OF / Siben, bba0 Der m%e0ferte en-
uIborlig 9eifaOigelle, ioo at t. gfs.
Sen enc Npre blep fnltit. Gen file
8iaiom er MI blepen opereret, %
her er grltnoet Saab ON Selbreoelie.
S. S. gaies Sbreibing Mo-
dime 60. bar MI Gloner feroiqt
liggenbe for ct bGlOigt 8arebus poo
TGooens Sp6ii6e. 8pgningsfompIeret
iii bIipe 400 til 24O SOB og tire
gtoger bit. Sill oettes &onftruftion
nil Der mebgaa ODER 3 MiQioner
SOB CONNER, og 6e tire @togers
@runoflooe bill tiGIommen oeffe ct
s(reoG al $4,000 &poorotfoo ener
oher s Icres. 8pgningsinmmen bill
anoroge 10000 Dollars.
Glsmarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
9aa iiooer 9OOt / bet.

SaaOan pleier man 10 at iige,
cg bel iier / pore Gage, mi 2an0et
er ioa ODrt. 9toor en- Mono bar en-
Mtasie Sono og @enge, iao iiges ser
gerne: San iiO0er go0t / set.
Sa, ban fam manlfe 6ape 1ifret Tia
e go0t l1Ofomme for bette SIP. Men
SeiuS Tiger, at Set er banifeliqt for
en- rig at 6lipe ialig, og @oltl1S er
'traf5 reOe til at fto0fGItc set, ioet
Ian Tiger, at Der er fife mango rige
i WenigbeOerne, +. @fs. &orintbier-
menigbeoen.
Gen ~rige Mon0,~ iao biit ogIoa
go0t / set efter @er0enS 9eregning;
iii ban IepeOe 10 uOen 9cfpn1ring,
lrer Dag / @erIigbeO og @la0e.
ulpffen bar % er noturligpis, at
man iloar fig til 9fo pea SorOen
meo Si9len begropet / oenne Ser
Oens Sfatte og &~igoomne, meoens
man glemmer at iamIe fig Sfotte i
Simmelen, Der, bpor Mfgl eQer Grlt
fife fan forberbe, og bpor Sppe life
fan brDoe ino og ftiple. San ger
Jig fife Senter nGeb Sen urette Mam-
mon, JON er &igOommert. sSpor bap=
De ben rige Wan0 BOG en- go6 @n-
le6ning, Oo 2a3arus lao lige pes
cans 9grI
Nei, ben rige Mano meD al fin
irrglpie $40, ioo oIigepel fife goot,
men meget iloe / set; tbi en- ifbn
Dag flptteOe ban oper paa Ben an
Sen SIDE til ct meget forfer6eligt
Gteo, bbor ban life funbe fao en-
Graabe Gan6.
San fiober eoot / Set" tenfte
ieg forle0en, ieg Iefte 8rebet fra
Sens 9iren / u9onTferen", ON
Sfrefsrub. Sf6nt man mo fige,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
st ltprt l~tngOomsmbbe

for ltngOommen / @isconiin &reos
ogtes afbolOt 9agene fra 5reOag
Sen %. til S9n0ag Sen 81. Sum- /
&or 6reliers Menigbe0 / @aupoca
@aItor 4n0reaiens &alo). Ser
pil blibe b1ot paa ct go6t og rig
bol0igt 8rogram, og mango til
reiienOe rnge fra &reoiens Menig-
bsoer bentes at billie oeltnge / bette
ltng0oms1tebne. Ser b(iper iSrget
for frit SpboGo UNDER @6oet for
tiGreiien0e, Iigeiom ogioa &or Srel-
iers Wenigbe0s Notwithstanding
foranItalter en- 11bflugt til og en-
Seiltnr pan Gboin-o-2ofes, @au=
puco's npoelige Snoi6er, for @elter-
ne. SpIoigere MeboeleIier ON Ws-
oct bill lensre %fremfomme | Oft"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
stOre 8ense / Sons,

neriom 9e bn1ber &lonbife &ocen.
Ge er Sc beoite 9@gbGns / geroen.
Gen &lonoife @gne bill legge $50
S@g / eet Nor. 9eres 6ier er iom
e. ltloifin0. W3in &enie6og (paa
GoniD piG forteQe Gem alt allgaa=
en0e oisie forltn0erlige S6ns og
Gugeeg. 9enne @og forteaer oeiao
I'M menneifelige Spgoomme, bpor-
Ie6es man ffoI opboI0e @eGbre0en oq
unogan Sps0om, bOoroon 9e fan
frrere Gem iaGp / 9eres Stem uoen
Me0icin, og meget otoet. Oct er en-
meget npttig og berOifnlo Sog
9enne Sog tiGien6es frtt.
Sfrib efter Sen ftrofs.
@oresie: 9ept. 7, &lonoife Soul.
trn &on6, MopGe Barf, ST.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
Wtsiipnsmebe % eSmonielie.

DIN @uo bill bliper ser Mis:
iionsmsOe mes Sn6pielie al ct Strife.
toarn og ct @Iterporti / 3a5oretf
Menigbeo, 9abep, Nebr, / 9ogenl
90, 81. Og %. Murts. 9erIig Sno.
bpbelie til o1e. Silreiienoe beoes
melbs beres &omme til unOertegneot
i gob Sib.
@oo Wenigbeoens gegne.
S. IS. Gbriftionien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
81 fnaa Sfpbfarmc

meo 20 og 80 &cres iamt 8pgnin-
ger, BEN enc tet peo &irfen, er til
Solg. SfulOe Der bore ct Gor So
miller blanOt bort ll1tberife Strife
folf, iom bill fSbe Dem, bgr Sc fribe
til unoertegneoe for nermere Splps=
Sobon S6rgenfen
st. I, 2l1cf, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
&pnfirmatipnsfur

Ipt SpGog al iGrbeGes imnf-
fc Sort til &onfirmationell. Spbe-
peoe Slomiter / forifelIige Sorper
% trpft / @uIb. Stint heforere0e
9looe inoeni meb @ers pasien6e til
Inleoningen.
10 -15-2 20 gts. @tpffet.
Saniib 2aff. Gnbl. Sonie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

CT at finoe, / @uoS SomfunO, pao
Groen pau bans Spn. gn i@rlig
9ilien til por fore Sen Poitor S.
&c. @onien, Nc6ruifu.
@ooer1p / 6ebr.
3. Fl. &cOeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

at Sfrefsru0, iaa l9nge ban er Der
pao Sor0en, life er n0en 9Sare uiOet
ri ale mao iige: Gi guar / Sare
boor ri gaor. Og set er finn pes
SeIu Sloo og NaoOe, at Wtennelf ene
frelies, ielo Dem, ser bar giort melt
for SUBS Higes Sag. Men man mao
oQigeoel Itge, at naor Sc bar en-
ioaOan @erning meO Dem iom en-
Srltgt al Sroen, ioo iio0er Sc go6t
/ Set.
Sg mar fan 10 ioa inmmenIigne
hon me6 EN- Itor y&an6mano, "
iom bar iornlGt Zig mango 5immelIfc
Sfotte, iOet bper freGft 5ipl ogIoo
fan 6etp0e Ell bimn1el1f Sfat.
Ga @ilb. 8ecf bob0e 25 Mars
S16ilGltm iom Street,, bar Ser
2rsleb Iamllet en- flor Mennei fe fare
% mango trofoite @enner for at Inf
pnlfe 6om og bringe @aber.
Nan iaa @epOin9en grp0e; men
ipm Ser Itoor / Sonqen:
Get er SoIigbeo at grpoe.
Nnar 8uos &iges &oob % @Ieoc
SiGie os / Sein Nonn.
9enne ManOsfempe me0 Be itGrfe
SernnerDer, iom ban for Speg ielp
Iogoe, ban meO ben fongelige 9ige-
rGgt, Ser ellers fun0e tnole baaoe
Sorg og @lpoe, 11oen at set los ia
h19rfe paa BAN, ban grpb mt, ga
ban laa be foriumleoe meo &erlig-
Geoens Siertelog, ioa Srl1gt al Cubs
Giges Ir6eiOe ogioa peo BAN. Oct
blep for meget for bam, for meget
Al BET gooe. Sa, ban bar fommen
til at iiOOe goOt / set / Sc 25 gor,
Ian bob0e beret 8reit. gn oeilig
@reOens og &elitgneliernes Sio
habOe set bpret, bpor mango Men=
neifer bar blepen fSrte ino til 2ipet
meo Sub. San iao gobt / set.
Sg ian me6 8liffet igen paa BEN
reliigne0e SantbaImisiion, bbor Ser
iiges at bore bpbt 10000 SontboIer.
Soo ipnes ieg, for at iammenlig-
lie Set meo iorbiffe Sing, ifent set
err alt for futttgt, at BET ibarer til
Ell flor v&un6". Seq bar Left ON,
a. / g. 9of. finbes en- &an6 pao
1900 Mcres 2onb. @oaife @rs.
8errei len pg Sfrefsruo fan Iebe oa
le enOn1 1000 Santbaler logte til.
gi minbes Duniel IL, 3. ON Dem,
Der forte De mango til &etferoigbeo,
al oe ifal ifinne iom Stiernerne,
ebinbelig oe o1tio. Waatte Ri BOG
ierge mere for en- Siel enb en-
&cre 2anbl Sg Be, iom er Sno<
iibbere paa bette Smraooe, muatte
ri BOG / BET minoite iSrge for at BIZ
DC Susmenb meb nogle fua &cres
2onb! Iootte Ri blibe rigtig ger
rige pau bette Smroooe, og gio bore
@prn maotte fomme til at iiO0e be-
IRE / bet, enb ri fom til at ii6oe!
Og nuor hi engarg frelite noor
Sno I Ben If6nne Sabn
&or Gang 1foG p9r ON Seit Saar
Do ON bans 6r%eliernabn.
Chr. SEMEN.