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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

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 lof wide tires is Sbeing preached iron one end of the island to the other. {. k | Tn nsw hlghways are msgpiffcenl roads. High-crowned, sdrsincd by deeE dftchea,s protected by concrete culrerts graded 50 that all stceps are eiimftat. led, having no sharp curves. .passfnT over concrete bfidges, the Cuban high. way or "caisada" is d triumph ol modern. road4building. The roadwsy | strip down .the center. thess extra- metaifed portion. is sixteen feet wIie Telford macadam is employed din al lconstruction. kN.. 9. fxs | So Immediate is the effect of good roads in Cuba, despite the usual de. fiberatenessgo the LAtins. that lsevpral towns have been moved Prosperous towns which had been doing .buStness at the same old stand for two @cen, turies were left . few miles to one side by the great central highway Dfi they build side roads to Sconnsci with it7 Not they. They just moyed the towns over to the 'big road" <f
 The building of Nthess roads makes Cuba g much more dsiishtfui place for the winter. tourist, as 1t adds motoring to the. long list of Cuban pleaspres, One may take a motor car for his soBn useinto Cuba free of duty. It h necesl sary. of course. to satisfy the customs officials that the car fs for ones. own the United States. Motor trips may be made from Havana, where the good roads center. in several directionss A motor trip through the tobacco section Is delightful experience. Pinkr uel Rio. where the fine tobacco grows, is a very, mountainous country and the scenery. iB beautiful. The tobacco farms are of all sorts. from the great plantations Of several hundred acres owned by rich cofperatioHs. down to the patch of one or two acrs9 which supports Cuban, family, fin luxury. Some of these placesjare far away from the highway. however. Some of the finest tobacco comes from little patches planted in pockets high up the noun tain-side and entirely inaccessible by road. The oxen used to till tho fields are hoisted up with Nblock and tackle and kept there until they aie, just as mules arc sent into coal miles, never again. to see the sun.
 fits that Cuba wifi realf4e from it's new road system. Undoubtedly tilere will be charges of extravagafsce. per haps even of grafting. In @the adnnfniB- tration of the road constructioff and maintenance system. But these things will be obscured,s in. the end, by the great good accomplished. The agric,lI- tural products of Cuba probably will increase threefoid fin the next ten yearR If the island has peace. .Anl good roads permit the ready distribu- tion of troops, which eis . powerful argument for the peace which, Cuba sorely needs In building good roads. the American government in Cuba has done its best for the Cuban people, ",
 Copyright, 1909. by Frederic. J. Has kin.) M1-, IT,. = tss-
 Tomofrsw--TAe Repabsae ef Cuha.
 X. Cubasa Great ssgax Tndastry..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
NEWS oF steasvILLR.

SuRxsvilIe, Tan. 21.-(special, )- Mrs. S. c. Robbins who has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. J.. c. Williams. left Wednesday for a few days stay with relatives at Car son before returning to her home in Thurman. ,,...
 F. H. Davis and D. A. Davis spent Saturday in Dickinson.
 Measrs. Foster, of Monroe county are guests of their sister, Mrs, W. A.. Rivers.
 J. B. Marshal. of Manila. was in town Tuesday. c. E. Barnes is serving on the grand jury at Grove HIll this week.
 Cobb CarmAck spent Sunday in Mo bite
 Mrs. NJ. Stabler is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Tuberville; in cosport
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
Phcne 2A7.
U. D. 0. OF UNION, STRINGS. Mrs. GhpEstem Elected Pre@sdens e6 tlsa & Chals1eR.

U. D. 0. OF UNION STRINGS. :. Mrs. Ghplntem Elected Pre@saeas e6 the
 Chapter.
 Union Springs. Jan. 1s~-tBpecial.J J-a. The Daughters of the ConfederaSy met yesterday, at the home of Mre:s W. A. Reynolds and elected tho s6IlSNinE officers for the .ensuing year: preeI- dent Mrs. Chris -Ghoiston: first and second vice preBidents. Mrs. D. rI. Blur. Mrs. M. F. Pittman ;: RecOrdink Secretary. Mrs. Virginia Pickett: Cor. Secretary. Mrs, T. U. sBaslxen: Direc- tor. Mrs. J. c. Lawrence: Historian. Mrs:-P. L. Cowan. W send flowers to funerale of deceased veterans At this meeting the ivey wreath tied with the chapter coIors was adopted for .this occasion. N The stock holders of the Merchants and Farmers Bank have elected w. ". Rainer. president to succeed his father the late Captsin. J. H RaineF J. H. Rainer was elected cashier x.
 The Inverness District Sunday School convention Ysill Fconvene at +In- verness Sunday January S1st.h
 Tuesday evening Judges T.. Frazer gave and elegent. seven course dinner to his veteran frferds.- Plates were laid for twenty and around the board memories of paBt days were recalled. The thought or tul1 B8Luertnk aDOuk him his old comrads was a happy one. He was ably assisted in his duties .as host by his son Hon. T. g. Frazer.
 Mrs. M. F.. 'Rittman entertained Tuesday evening with "a six o'clock dinner. s@ ~.
 Mrs. Virginia Pickett entertained with.an elegant course dinner in hon. or of her relatives. T. c.
 Mrs.H Clay Harris is@vislting rela- tives in Troy. ..-.4sr s't.-
 Miss Ruby Holly who has been 1vis- iting Miss Minnie Lee, Rainer has ,re- turned to her home .ih Abbeville- ac- cOmpanied by. Miss Rainer who will spend awhile with her.
 F, F. Ravenscroft, Is in, Birmingham this week attending the State Board of Pharmacy.
 Mrs. John R. Waters and two chil- dren. of Montgomery. are guestss of Mrs. B. P. Powell
 Mrs. J. T. Cathsy Of .Gadsden. is visiting her sister Mrs Lee Alexander. -eJ. c. McAndrew of MontRomery. -spent a few days hers with e old friends
 ]. T. Maddox of Indian Creek will soon move to Coylngton county near 'NSS cOmmissioner l.. O. GrlswOid hap pened to most. painful 1ccident a few days ago. While trying, to man age an unrulY horse he rhad one joint from one finger. pulled of.
 Mrs. F. M. Lurie has returned to her home in F1oralIa after &, visit to her parents, Mir. and Mrs Cohn. -~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
This Man Has Lost Himself: Applies to MenpI 5 lio--i;-- --li.;--

Memphis, Tenn. Jan. 21-The poHce of Memphis have been asked to tell 8 man who he is and where he is from but after exerting practically every resource they are no nearer solving the problem than they were when the man walked into police headquarters Tues day night
 The man, hardly more than youth, is suffering from 'forgetfulness''. He declares that, he can remember nothing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
NeaErI1e sfaba Negro,

Florence. Jan.t 21.--(Special. )--Louis death at hiss home on Handy Hill. as the result off difficulty with Tay- Tor Booker, another negro, this morn ing at o'clock. The negroes. whose houses are side by side. quarelled over q, womaaE and Booker stabbed Clairbornee In, the side. He will die. Booker made his escape. %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
UNIQUE AND TIME SAVING
 ARRANGEMENT OF SAMPLES

Ten minutes time is enough to see every one of the thousand suit patterns on display in theaaffice of Holt's Dye works. Their ar tngement is certain ly unique and should appeal strongly to the busy man. AoV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
D-.ts, a9as,;k -of ,Napoleon.

New 0Rleans, Jan. 2L--Information is said to have been received by cer- tain parties here that may lead to the recovery of the death mask of Napol- con, which in some mysterious man ner disappeared from the city han in the early. sos This cast was pre- isented to the City Of New Orleans in 1Ss4 by Dr. 1Antommachi,, who attend ed Napoleon during his Imprisonment on the Island of St. Helena.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

of his past, not ever
 where he came to N was well dressed I on his clothing W penned with India 1 his fancy waistcoaf Bertillon measur
 taken and iii this '
 identity may ?
 what mental Ifrom phys'
 him are
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
AYoUNa MIN R6hBERs.
Stole Jewels Fr6na Their Host < T.n,ssasama.

Stole Jewels Freua Their Host Tn s Is0uisaama.
 Alexandria, La. Jan. l21.--Two hand solnely dressed young men. who. came to- Alexandflae and eannounce6 that they were thinking of investing mon sy here; were given room at the home of C.. F. iCfoclsett, cashier of the Commercial Bank.
 That night they suddenly left, and a4 the same time several thousand dol lars worth of Mrs Croekettss Jewelry Aisappearedi Tlfefe ris no clue to the Identity of the Young strangers. but they are supposed to have come from alew Orleans. The police of that city have been notifled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
nrrallaa nn A hraAke.

Railroad trafac over tl7A Southern bridge has been stopped since 2 o'clock this morning bv the 6esaised engine which left the track near the middle ,of ths bridge. f'4ssaagssa mall and baw@a@e gre. being kEaHs&1ffea< by waSAns ever the rta@m9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
Nem Rnirnatnrp Plant.

Florence, '4 Jan. 21.-(Special.)- Through the 3afrorts of the Commercial Club R. M wilkes and A. R. Akin have oreanizedt here the Florence Chair Works. to manufacture chairs tables and other light furniture. Op- erakions will begin next week at their plant in East Fforence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Ready To Serve You from eur brnnch fn Pensncoia. Send your whiskey orders to
 GRElI. TRADING co. F. O. Box S5y Pensacela, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
PALAcH w&rFxrTi,..

PALACE 1xARE<ET. We have jest recefyea a let ef~ Csrn Fed steern, alse Mnffen, Veal and Pork , Ftsh, Oysters and Hard Shell Craha. Try ear H0rne Made Lara.
 R. H. YELvERTON., :,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
! onnTIa a7r rnAnrNa oo.

]! F. Q. Sex sS7, Pensacola, Fla. ,yS Sole Agency
 ter tEe worlds mest kameus branda of He9tleA-im-Boha and Blended Whiskies LeAg distance spheme 5SS. g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

.a4 ii Hphis or=bot If he orr
  1C ,. :.f -.f .. g tTiaa p. % 2 ., ael fdra tl is 2
 
 
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 4.c
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 rs Ira.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Ser i. ei -
 Hrs Ira
 oau -btn4.
 'u.s nt Friday
 :
 e. lrned tt0
 relatives
 ,day in
 town eorge Wh' tnes- towl MT ava retur. Isit to MI r Whise. pr. Miss Al nesday Mrs. J. Mrs. V Carmack Hill. W. W. of Selms, aI guests If c, Ira D Por Tuesday in c Rev. CalloI moved into the vacated by W. moves to his from town. Miss Daisy Ca for thi missiona league at the Me .un- day night.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

Sorrp5 % SleranOers Gpangeliit-
pirfiombeO for nogle lar tilbdge.
Sfte fan man bpre iaaOnnne llo=
trpf iom: oengang Sorrp bar Der.
eQer SorrD iagOe laa eler lua. S
DC p~eroslige &reOie er Samtalen
Gmnet boaoe / Sionep og Wfel-
bourne. Oct for nDlig uilagte 8e-
jig al Sc 6oreneOe Staters 6luaOe
trof ale til Sionep eQer Mfelbourne
- BET bar set inmme, 6pao oct full
sc folte. Stjernebamneret b9res al
gamle og unge lammen meO oct
engelife Stag, BET bar tient til at
gore bort 2ano nteget mere befen0t
beroper. Staten &ictoriu bar / De
lenere Iar lagt meget SGgt poa
W%eieri0rift, og Der ienOeS berfrG
en- Itor mGng0e Smpr al GOD &pnli=
tet, % FER / Welboltrne finOes ben
Iter1te Smprfprretning | IuItralien,
Ser tilborer set Oanife 6irma Sal
Geicn og gfielien, iiOItnGpute er 06O,
men 6irmoet peO6Iiper at gna I'M
Ser iomme Nopn; 0ere$ Smorpro=
Gltftion gaor op iii 10 Cons OFT
liqen. 6lerc Gonife bar Dull0et Jig
ct 9tapn paa bette SmrudOe - Sg=
Iau / Sen iua pigtige 5ufferin0n=
Itri bar set Ell 0unifer, Der fit 1tor
GetpDning nemlig gOmarD &nor.
SON Dor fp0t / @eliinpr 1919 og
fif i'm farite lto0omelie puo Soro
9lfaoemi. 9erfro reilte gan pioere
til Spiflon0 og England og fom
til 9[uItralien 1850. Saa Nar 0eref=
Ter blep ban BEN GeOenOe Monb, i
G. Sllfferraffinn0eri &ompagni, Der
begpilote meo Ell &apital al 10000
<no Sterling. s 1905 6upOe BET
ltuaet Sen Itpre Gum al 100000
GlnO Sterling. @omoro &nor bar
inoluot Jig itor 5ortieneite uf9luitro-
fen pes at ~frem6jGIpe 6enne BETH
beige Sn0rItrigren. &ompogniet Ell
er MT meget 2an6 og mango Slf-
fermeQer 6oaoe / Queensland og
poa gerne. 1898 bGep Snor gjort
til &iooer, 1901 opoe ban.
(@ere-)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

at 6ebuge Sen enc eQer zen an0en.
6or set fenlte, PLACER jeg fife
MenneIfene meo altfor lo1ge &rp=
oifener. Sprelien er en- ganife ont
toulelio Sing, og bliper mart Hap
"a mat. 9(t me0 faa Sro / Sort
beo flnne iige meget, Oet er aun-
item % Ell itor 9po; men bet er
laarIfo6 meo mango OrO at ltge
iltgenting.
6or set i%iette, taIer ieg [angiomt;
t6i set er ~npopenoigt og Ell ifon
9p0. - Ser bar De belle minSis=
oom; Set er 10 ingen llmtoo0eliQ
Gun1t!"
San De fife, Sr. 0oftor, ior1-
menfotte Oisie Gegler, Iom De MI
felger, / Ct tpOeligt, fort Sr%oiprog?"
r6porfor iffe?" ipareOe 9ltt6er.
Set lDDer iao: SrnO frimoOiq
op; las Wun0en op; bolo mart OBJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

1lere gamle tuger Del, og omfring
| 9ulene er @u0s Sro fontn1en mere
pg mere til i'm &et. Nu ntua IN
gen tro, at hi beruOe / port lille
@1orne al Samtunoet er fommen
inO / Ell pilO iefteriIf 8epegelle,
lei lngenlun0eI
Men gfsemplet ira Stolen bar
f~rrauriuget, at 9ibelen er fontnlen i
grltg.
6orleoen fortalte jeg Oerme Ge-
9tDenbe0 til en- Wtan0 ira Ell anoen
WientgbeO / bort Sam lrno; ban
rDIte0e pad @ope0et og iagOe: Sore
Sprn er fife fon1ne iaa langt 9per=
fen / BET oanife Sprog eler / Geli-
Observation-Disclosures, at De fan npe0
llObptte IanleOes lple @ibe(en~. Oct
fan 10 manife ppre meget iun0t;
men ndnr 8prnene 6o5 o. eQer an
Set Steos er fommen ioa pi0t, at
Sc meO llO6ptte fan lGie 9ibelen,
ioo mcner ieg fife, at Sen ifal for
meneS 0emt. M}on port Glttberife
&irfcfolf fife piloe bi1loe ganife
mcget pes at toge 9i6elen list mere
/ @rltq ems SilfpG0et er mango
Ste0er. 81 bar Daft Gellignelie al
set beroppe. Gr6et bar raft Snter=
este % giort 2ipet Iltn0t.
Seq ifltlOe gerne lioe at 66re ltb-
toIelier ON SEN Sag ira onore err
forne &riitne in0en for Dor luther
ife Strife. (W1ere.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
81 bar 0aitu9rf.

Selp naar en- 9lpis Golfer, iom
u2incoln 0ailp Stems" gpr, er oens
~llOgiDere fife tilfreOie, men pm
tier, at Sltiinoer andre 6olf / Sta-
ten ifal lGie ben, og ben lnarelte
Waa0e at faa BEN u0bre0t paa er
at gipe eft biQigt 8rppetilbuo / set
@oab, at De pil ipnes nm 8laoet
og beboloe BET. 6plgenbe obergaar
olle: finn % Gents for ct 0agblao
ira MI al til 2egislatl1rens Slut
ming, 1. Npril 1909. Sua itann-
Ter pi Glooet, meo mi1lore Sc len
Der &enge Og fornper Su6ifriptio=
nen. @ip life 9eres 8enge for ct
SlaO til nogen fremmeO. Seno
Dem oirefte til 9laoet gennem De-
res Hoitmelte
uS6e 2incoln 9ailp Stems" er altiO
ct lipligt 8lao, men iGrlig mt I'M
Ger 2igislatltrens Session bill 9e
faa en- Collars @eroi for 9eres %
Gents, og ON 9e laa 6eilutter fife
at 6ol0e 8laoet, iaa Ell BET os, Ser
taber, men Ri snifer, 9e ifal PRO-
be 9loOet, lelp ON ri taber Yenge
0erpeo. 0eriom De fife flyer, at
uS6e Stems" er BET l%igefremmelte,
frimooigite og Grliglte 9lab, Ge peo
en-, iaa getter pi fell. Singer ifio=
he anltoncer, ingen 2ifsr=4 nnou-
Ger, ct 8laO for bele Somilien.
@plo Die meo 9eres Mono / 2egis-
ldtltren. u9fncoln @epS" bill trpffe
S%on06eoen ol1goaenoe bom. So
inorere &c ~inoienoer % Gents, oes
fiere 8lo0e bill De faa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
$3.50 Cream separatOrs $3.50

gor Skinner Separator er nc9et albeles mt
og panlioeGist, ps Iriien er ioa LAB. at enbper fan
eone at ee ben.
Sen er LET at b~aanbtere, us ben er ben bebfie Ntaitine
nf fit Slags. Der enonu er frembra9t. vi 9nranterer
ben mob 2 Glars ftaois Srus Os leuerer til enbuer 5io
ale Sele frit I'll gieren. Suprfor betale fra $25 til
$50 for Ell Separator meo ct Hot Rann rg en- urimelis
Eris, naar Be fan faa pores, ium giOer bebre Reiulta=
ter enb be fleite Wtaffiner til bsiere Briier. for So. so.
gnboer, Der eier en- 80, burbe bare en- at oisie Ma=
finer.
gi ian ieIee ben tinist, fprbi hi er fri ipr at betaIe
en- nrimelis Nfsift til Opinoeren. Den er nemlia
belt ND Dor egen, Og aOnitruftiOuen er iaa lisefrem,
at Der fprbres life Spectalifter til at f%abrifere ben.
8i ienber MaifiHen i%ragtfrit oeo Miubtaselien al
@riien, rs bUis ben life er alt, buaO ben uOsipes for
at p9re, maa De efter 30 9a9es 5orlpb Ienoe ben til
bage paa Dor BetotHiug ps fan 9eres Gense tilbaae.
8aalibeliee Qseuter snifes.
The Skinner Separator Co.,
1877 w. Harrison ST., Chicago, Ill.
San Francisco.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
SamfunSSbetragtnimger
@f SuIius 8orcf.

Oct gl9oer mig meget at erfare,
at Wt~enigbeoerne runDtom | port
SamfunO logger ltert Sino paa
&eligionsifolen; tbi uoell ben piloe
er -&irfss Gage ifiart oare talte j
bette 2anO. Seq bar flere @ange
uotalt, at De 6or9lore, Der bar BE-
res @uo pg Oeres Strife fer, pil
lore oeres 9prn Oct banife Sprog,
cg laale0es gpre, bpu0 De fan, for
at bepure GereS 8ern for &riltus og
for oetl ll1tberlfe Strife. Wfen oct
far paa Sen anDen SIDE beDrppet
mig meget, naar jeg bar opoaget,
at Der pirfelig inOen for pore Wte-
nigbeoer finOes 6olf, iiGr / Sper-
ne, Der 6ellere pil laOe 0eres Sorlt
tumle rrlnOt pau @QOen ct Har
MooneOer ON Sommeren en0 ienoe
Dem / &eligionsifolen. Ser paa
2an0et fan mar 10 6e0re fi1toe en-
ltn0ifploning peO at erflGre, at man
fan fife unOpGre 8ornene II Sen
traple Sio, men set er BOG Sc fpr-
reIte, Ser 6enDtter Jig al # iaaOant
9Sunifuo. 9e fleIte al 6armerne
fer omfring %inOrommer piQigt, at
ifol Sc unge 6oloe oeres Sti rem,
;aa ma Sc lere SUBS Orb at fen
Oe ira 8nrn0ommen af iaa Be fan
1o[0e Jig oerefter. &el peO jeg, at
Sen Oanife lln0erpisning / &eligion
pliper finn Itpffepis; men Ben er az
liQepcl at itor @etponing. &t bar
/ &eglen Ell Stubeltt fra @Gnir |
Sommerferien til at bolOe Sfole,
% Sen pprige Del al Inret boG0er
&rpIten Sfole ON 26roogen, bpis
bor fife bar iGrlige Sorretninger
erten FER eller / Innefierne.
Si0Ite CONNER par Sfolen Delt
/ 4 &lasi er: pDerIte og ne0erlta
&lasie bper me0 en- q og 9. 2per=
Ite q &lasie, Ser 6eitoO al 5 9ren=
&c og s Biger, aGe oper Soloaars-
dlberen, naaeOe enb ogiao iaa blot,
at Sen fom igerlnem 8i6el6iitorien
og begpnbte 2esning al ielpe ST.
beIen. 9og fuGgtes 8ibelbiItorien for
iaa blot, at Ser finn lpItes 0isle
iurliQe 9[finit / set me Iaa pei iom
Set gamle SeItamente, Iom om6ano=
lee I 8ibelbiItorien. Wen 8grnene
fit set 10 paa Ben Wuu6e meget
qrun6igere % bleb berneO gobt
fen6t meo 0eres gibel. Den Sag
rofte Der I Settlementet en- fife III
lc Snteresie, og BET reIultere0e / at
Dor Sgn0agsIfole fit - efter of
Stuoenten bar rej1t - Ell @i6el=
flnsis al pofsne Menneifer, bpor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
Sntber par en- goo
@%ntberaner.
huurlcOc5 ban furbereOte Og bulOt
tine GrGDifener.

9porleoes 2lltber gif til %prf5
/ i'm 0faaOe at prG0ife paa. bar ban
ielp fortolt pes ct Silfeloe, oa oen
6erqmte 8~pgtrpffer Suit en- @nng
par til MtOOag bo5 bam. 8ogtrpf-
feren gop pes MaaltiOet lin penlige
@Grt folgenOe Sporgsmuol:
.&pre ST.. 0pftor, 6porleoes gaor
DC til @Grfs for at fltnne prebife
lao inotrpngenoe % Iao fraftigt?
Seq bar bort og leit meget og
Gdr ofte oerpeo baaoe 6lepet folD
oe bp0, men noor ieg b6rcr noget at
Gem, ioo gaar set mig igennem
Sielen."
u9tecepten er galtife lintpel, f9re
Sen" iagOe 2utber, uog boer % en-,
icm pil IpsHe - iasss;~
5grIt:v6ur ieg goar paa Sre-
r~ifeItolen, tiger ieg til mig ielp:
0fartin, fom / Su, at Olt er BEN
beieIte SUBS SenOebuo; tai Ser
ior / bans Iapn og pau bans Seq
ne. Get bepirter, at leg fife gpr
Gorlfel paa De Itore paa Soroen og
frpgter fife for at lige SanObeoen.
Men BET gpr mig fife bofferoig el=
Ter Grgerrig; ieg taler fife fpr no=
gems gebag eQer GunIt, fife better
til nit eget 8ebag. Snoen for
Cen beQige Sfrift ifal enbper p0-
mpge fig og gioe @u0 ulene 9gren.
6or bet anOet: Seq bolOer mig
til Sfriften aleue og ltuOerer Ben
dltiO paa M Dag efter Dag. Gen
Ell ct tort Sre meo mango 8reile,
% ieg bar en0nu al0rig rpItet no
gen, al Dem, uOen at baDe erbolbt
Ell ioo 6rrgt. glf, bpor iuu fenoer
Sfriften retI Mange tror, naor
Sc bar germeml9it Sfriften cen
Gang, ida pes Oe 0et aft lammen.
6or Set treble, pleier jeg fife ier-
lftlt at befatte mig meO aae Stpf=
fer, men meo @opeOpunfterne alene,
Gporpoa BET bele al @rpoifenen bpi=
lcr. @Dao, ION fife borer BERTH,
0et loOer ieg ligge, ON ems alorig
lda meget falOer mig in0. Wfan fan
fife iige iaa meget pan eel Sang
- Mnn0ebolO / oft er Ell qoO Sing.
6or oct fierOe, looer ieg aGe mi
ne @rGoifener bore ioo enfol0ig ion
mulig, og ieg Ter fife poa Sprlter=
ne, paa 9oftorerne % poa Stuoen=
terne, iom bprer 0erpoa, men paa
zen enfoloige, olmtnoeliqe WunO,
paa SSnoerne, paa Sc unge paa tolu
til tretten @or, paa Sicnere meo
fIere. Min @reoifen maa oerfor
r9re ioalebes beIfaffen, at Sens og
Crete fon toge noget meo Jig bjem-
Seq fan life taale Dem, iom / iine
Ereoifener retter Jig efter oe beie.,
lerOe Silbsrere - fife efter BET
olminoelige Solf. Gen &erre Sri
Itus folot inD / fine 8rpotfener meb
&aro6ler % 2i9nelier ON Saar,
@prber, ltlpe, gingoor0e, Sigentre,
|Sgo, @ger oq @Gsining. Oct bar
De fattige Solf funnel fotte. Sor=
6onoeoe bore aGe @r90ifonter, ion1
gennem fine banifeGige og lproe
Trpoifener forer otter 9gre og ge-
remmelle bos Menneifer og ieger
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