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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
THE SUICIDE OF A STREET.

Fourth avenue-born and bred in the
Bowery-staggers nOrthward. fun OF good
resolutions. Where it crosses Fourteenth
street. it struts for a brief moment
proudly IN the glare Of the museums and
the cheap theatsrs. Il may yet become a
TT mate for IT'S high-born sister boulevard
20 the west or its roaring. polyglot.
broad-waisted cousin % the east Il
passes Union square. and here the hooss
Of the dray horses seem 10 thunder IN
unison. recalling the tread OF marching
hosts-Hooray, But now come the silent
and terrible mountains-bUildings square
as forts. high as the clouds. shutting out
the sky. where thousands Of slaves bend
over desks all day. on the ground floors
are only little fruit shops and Iaundrles
and bookshoDs. where you see copies OF
LitteTs Living age and 6. w. ~ Rey-
nold's novels lu the windows And next
poor Fourth aveuUe-the street Elides
into "A medieval solitude. on each side
are the shops devoted 20 antiques"
Let us say II IS night Men in rusty
armors stand in the windows and menace
the hurrying crowds with raised. rusty
iron EaUutlets Hauberks and helmets.
blunderbIsses. CromweIuan breastpIates.
marchlocks. and the swords and dagcers
Of an army q dead and gone gallauts
CLEAN duly IN the ghostIy light Here
and there from a corner saloon dit with
Jack-o-lauterns or Phosphorus, staEger
forth home-bound citizens. neryed by the
tankards within 10 their fearsome journey
adown that eldrich avenue lined with the
blood-stained weapons Of the fighting
dead What street could live inclosed
by these mOrtuary relics and trod by
these spectral citizens in whose sunken
hearts scarce one good whoop or tra-Ia-Ia
remain
Not Fourth avenue. Not after the
unsel but enliveniug E-ories or the little
Rialto; not after the echoing drum-beats
Of Union square. There need be no tears.
ladies' and gentlemen; tits but the suicide
Of a street. With a shrek and a crash
Fourth avenue dives headlorg into the
tunnel at Thirty-fourth street. and is
never seen again.
The above is an extract from strictly
Business" by O. Henry
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
4 Cnnnter-Irrifnnf.

From the Newark star.
Ballinssr Is 20 BE- the last witness called IN his
behalf In The Congressional invest cation. Tho idea
Is 70 Use his testimony 20 take the bad taste out u
the public mouth An eIOnRrstinZ report by the
Committee majority and probably new cerahcats
q oharac,ed from The White House. "a then ex-
pected % c.othe Ballingr in spotless white sanIte
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
Milking Garden.

I planted beets expecting peas to
blossom there some day. The hu-
morists would have YOU believe that
things turn out that way. But where
planted beets so far no early peas have
grown make no doubt that things
turn out some times as they are sown.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

A bill has been introduced IN Congress
TO make quart a quart That is all
right. as far as goes. 1t is probable.
however, that most formidable political
party could be rallied around a PROPOSE
ton to make a quart n half gallon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
OF Course!

From the Chicago News.
Seldom Fedd Cmusingly)-Lemme see,
what's dat old sayin about half loaf?
Half a loaf is better'-better dan
what?
Soned Spooner-Better dan n steady
job. OF course.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

"A dispatch from ottawa says Canada
IS now satisfied with the American tariff
schedules " notes the Philadelphia North
American. II only the old United states
would get satisfied a lot Of future trou-
bic might be avoided
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
A Good Mnr.

you accomplish A great many dis
agreeable tasks"
YES"
What Is your system?"
We'll. it's this way. I always go al a
dstasteful task as Il ] were paying an
election bet"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
Not in the Agreement.

From Puck
Daniel had been cast into the Hons
den.
MY main objection he said, as he
playfully tweaked the lions name, lis
that get no moving-picture royalties"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

A French count, a candidate for Office,
has hired a substitute to kiss the babies
and shake tho hands OF the peasants in
his stead That man could not be elected
justice Of the peace In the Squeedunk
dees-trict in this country,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Etiquette forbidding. King Edward will
not entertain Mr.. Roosevelt while the
latter is in England. It is a 4O-to-1 shot
that T. r. will keep his most august
majesty entertained more or less. never
thelesS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Cheer up There are statesmen who
have had their manuscripts declined by
the Congressional Record" advises Col.
Frank L. Stanton, in the Atlanta Consti-
tuition. There IS apparently no limit 10
the optimism OF these sunshine poets.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
That Backbone.

Winter is departing fast,
In decline;
But We haven't seen the last
or its spine.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

The idea that we need big and ex-
pensive subsidized merchant marine for
our big and expensive navy 10 back up
Is one that may as well be put in cold
storage for a while, we imagine.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Would IL not be more or less amusing.
after q fashion. II the first excessively
high thing 10 come down should be the
upper berth In the Pullman car?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

It is already painfu-delciously evil
dent that there Is 20 be some superstren-
uous celebrating when Bwana Tumbo
comes marching home!
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
What Me,ve wnIted For.

From the Boston TAns-ript,
Tho Taft administration IS beginning 20 take the
aggressive. T. is high time.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
Tender Concessions.

TN a true love affair concessions must
be made on both sides.
THAT is what the duke says. He has
offered to give up baccarat II dad viii
part with another million
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

a Pittsburg minister has set aside
day for special prayers against grating
It is generally conceded. 1t appears. that
amazing grace alone can save Pittsburg.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
Handed Down.

so your father was a humorist, too ="
He was"
WITT"
Yes; and all OF his jokes"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Women should learn more cooking
than calculus" says Dr. Wiley. II they
did not. II would be hard on odd Borax"
and all the rest of us
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

From the Kausas City Times
First sport cat prize hght'-Bat has lost
his aggressiveEess. can't understand
why he breaks ground
Second Sport-Perhaps he freaks ground
preparatory to planting a blow
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Uncle Joe" declares that he will not
resign. Hope Uncle joe will not con-
slider it necessary TO submit an argument
upholding the theory that the sun IS a
warm proposition in August.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

until June time. and then hear him fret;
by heck, the department has got It too
wetw
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
A Dire Threat.

Unless you take better care OF your
self, you may go blind.
We'll, I've seen everything. doc"
But you may also go deaf, and then
you can't hear yourself talk"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Some people fatty refuse to accept the
suggestion that sufficient unto the Gay
is the evil thereof" One Of Mr. Tafts
Cabinet ministers already is handing out
second term talk.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Il am not saying a word. because I
want to keep out Of trouble" says Min
lister to China Calhoun. That is the surest
way anybody knows
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Mr.. Booth Tarkngton's father has writ
ten a novel An afterthOught upon the
part OF the old gentleman, undoubtedly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Mr.. Henry Watterson is never advised
TO tell his troubles to a policeman. Mr..
Watterson makes even that story highly
interesting to the world at large.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

II you want 10 queer tho conversation
utterly butt in" with something about
the north pole.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

New York ought 70 get its hammer out
for those Chinese tongs.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
Our Lust ncsertH.

From the Louisville Courier Journal.
Il is automatic that the government Is az good
as the mass q the people deserve.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

IT'S the voice OF the farmer. I hear
him complain The weather department
is stingy with rain. sings a Kansas
bard in the Emporia Gazette But wait
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
The Last sad Blow.

From the Baltimore sun.
p. " G. Hitchcock has changed the name q
PInchot post-otHCs TO Avery Idaho.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

It must Jar Mai Hemphin. also. to
catch an occasional glimpse Of the Rich
mond Tines-Dlspatch's Sunday comic"
supplement.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Says T. r. to Gil. says he-now wouldn't
YOU Ike to know?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

A fool notion" is one that cannot be
exploi ed 10 financial advantage.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Several members vehemently opposed
to appropriating funds for the Speakers
are enthusiastically I'm favor Of
setting aside good money 20 clean the
sandbars out Of Snaggybottom Greek.
nevertheless.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

after It had been signed by the King. Il
remained in force until revoked by Louis
XIV. October p. 1855.
The revoking Of the edicJ OF Nantes and
the seventies practiced against the HUI
guenots finally brought that party % an
end rs a political organization. Il was a
sad blow 10 France FOR the Huguenots
were the thrifuest and readlest hands in
that country. the historian tells us. and
they carried the arts and tastes, which
were TIL then the special gift OF France.
20 Spitaifeld, or Amsterdam, or even 10
Berlin. They crowded into the armies
which were arrayed against their oppres-
sor; they helped 10 man the ships which
destroyed the navy OF France: they plant
ed their industries in many places. and
gave that wealth and prosperity 10 other
lands which belonged rightfully TO their
home country.
The edict Of revocation directed all the
churches 10 be destroyed. forbade reli-
gious meetings under pain or imprison-
ment and confscation Of goods. ordered
all ministers or pastors who refused 10
change their faith 60 be banished within
fifteen days, and to stop preaching at
once under pain Of the galleys. Such was
ne formal scheme Huguenot Bibles,
Iestaments. psalters. and books OF re-
hgious instruction We're burned and HUI
EUenots were forbidden TO hire themselves
as artisans or as domestic servants. II
is calculated that 10000 Huguenots left
their country in the twenty years follow
ing the revocation and 10000 IN the TWEEN
ty years preceding H.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13
CHAT OF THE FORUM.

How About the RepubIicansF
From the Richmond Times Dispatch
The Democrats can win Il the Democrats WIN 70
win
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Speaking OF newspaper errors and mis-
takes. Richard s. Hagau, % New York
who is at the Shorehau, said last night
that newspapers which are issued sew
eral times a day, each paper containing
almost as much set matter as IS contained
in a book. are, Of course. prone 10 errors
Of all kinds
They are not eXcusable I'm books said
Mr.. Hagan, but they are in newspapers.
one typographical error in large daily
spoke of an aged woman. three years
old Really. eishty-three years was what
the reporter wrote. Peculiar expressions
and mixed metaphor as the result Of fast
writing are frequently discovered by OBJ
serving readers. One Buffalo paper dur
ing a political campaign said The fruit
from the political plum tree viii probably
he gathered by dark horses. The men
tai picture Of q black horse climbing a
tree and picking plums is irresistoly
funny. The old break about the Irish
man who lay speechleSs. hollering for
help appears I'm daily and weekly papers
with many startling variations.
When one considers the hurry m which
the articles fer the newspapers have TO
be written. it is really wonder that there
are not more errors
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

On April 10, ISIS. the bill for the con-
strucuon of the Erie canal passed the
New York assembly. IL is the birthday
OF Lord North. the English statesman
whose arrogance brought on the RevolU-
tonary war u759; George Frederick Han
del. the composer O759l; George f. Bad
ger, Secretary Of the Navy under William
Henry Harrison C795); Seth Adams. the
famous inventor uSO0. and Sebato Morals.
the eminent Hebrew scholar QS33)
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

Klein Elements, Of Shawnee. Okla, IS
at the Raleigh. KLEIN IS a picturesque
character, and looks Ike the typical stage
cowboy. He wears a tan-colored SLOUGH
hat tilted at a rskish angle. a slioker
polished shoes. A dark shirt. whereof
the collar is held together by a flaming
red necktie. spiked down with buncA
OF diamonds. completes the picture Of Nj.
KLEIN. The Shawnee invariably at
tracts everybody's attention as he makes
his appearance in the LOBBY Of the Raj
elgh, because Of his UnwesteruIike West
ern appearance-
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-07

en- 8ntens Wanol Iet er bet Iom er
feet peo be aIIerebe HGpDte sre itore
Iistere5 2i3f9rb.
Ser Tier Der girfeIisbeoeu en- bru.
taI 8oIosbanoIing MOB Den afosoe.
3 Iepenoe 2ipe bar ban Gro og I
Sanoling proteiteret mob alrte og
Seirfeajpngeri. Wfen life fer bar
Dozen Illtfet bans Yillno % berspet
bam bans 9une til ieIo at banole,, Tor
andre fommer og fsrer bam meo
Waat ino / 3irten! Get mad ira
bans Spnspuntt nRrmeit betegne5
om ct Nartprium Der Ieuenoe mln'
Der ON Oroene @uangeliet; ~en an.
oen taI binoe op ON big og fsre Dig
oepben, bpor on life oil" (sSob. 81
49,
Ulen set azores bog for at itatIe
bam oeito ltsrre 9@re, Tiger ou. sSa.
ganlte pnt. Nen er life hlit Oct Oct
iorargeIige, at stirfen og stirfebuIet
lfaI titles i gergierrigbeOens liene'
lte? &c bar begge 5anffe andre og
bsiere iSormaal, og boor oisIe Iislge
Sasens Ratur ilet life tommer i Be.
tragtning, bar De intet at 5lsre.
Og bpao MI o9gren" angaar, laa
mdatte bet natilrligoi5 hume orbnes
iad, at en- oborgerIig Vegrnoelle"
aoot foo Jig iorene meo oe bsieite
g@resbeuisnin1er. Zen maatte lite
, iPtte en- bOrgerIig Elet paa nosen.
Get er ingen Sfam at pPre en- 9rlIg
,Srit9nfer oJ berior beIler life at be.
grapes lom en- iaaoan.
@n prattiit 8unlfeIigbeo er bet
utpiliomt, at oct life er iaa let ueen.
FOR 9irfebuiene at Iinoe pasleuoe So-
faIe for en- Jig Begrupelie, ilPr en-
itsrre StiI. DOG muatte oenne Bnn'
lfeligbe0 funne operpinoes. Store
Qi1tere maatte fuHoe begraoes ira
l,heatret, bportil bere3 8irflombeo
io JON Regel nRrmeit bar pGset tnpt.
tet (iaaleoes I. Gr. Sbien og Bisrn.
Jon ira NationaltbeatreO; en- 8ioen.
fabsmano. iom bapoe bruot meb Sir.
ten, ira llnoeriitetets NalIa eller tSe.
Itipitetsial, en- fortient iritPnterif
8orger paa 9anoet ira 2omuuinelo.
falet oip. Wtan ianot oa i'm @io og.
iaa en- ll6pei til at iaa Stortbings-
ualgene ijernet fra 4irferne. Get
iamme mnatte bel fuune lfe meo laa.
oanne gegraosller,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-07
SObauHes grau.

8Iaoimir Noe iortRIIer / o2tebIa.
oct" en- RRffe Siitorier ON Stue.
lpiller Sobunues grun. Seriblanot
IortPIIer ban ogiaa:
Soltelig er oeiaa Siitorien ON,
bpOrle6es grun ifaiieoe lin Ben ar.
noIous Reimer3 en- lloenIanosreiIe.
grun bapoe bapt en- meget pellDttet
Shlbiereie % lao en- Tag eiter Sjem.
fomiien iammen meo Bennerne /
8ran6 Sotel og afIagoe en- oetalieret
8eretning ON (uren. Ia ben bar
enot uobrso Reimers ganife beta3en :
Gen Der baDoe Rado til at fomme
iig uoenIauosl"
nPptl Get er ben limpIeite Sag
af Yeroenl" iorlifreoe Brun.
.Sporleoes oet?" tom bet ooerra.
ifenoe og iurist ipsrgenoe ira &e''
mer5.
n@aa bare neo til Seftpe og beo
ON accreoitio~.
ct - bpaofornoget? Nc-ac.
ere oit?" baffeoe Heimer5.
.AccreoitiD", retteoe 8run oeloll.
90 Oct iaar man bOs Seftge9 90
oermeo fan man reile?"
"SSa, loH jeg Tiger"
2ermeo sreb 8eimers i'm Sat ior.
loo 4oieen oJ ileoe neo til Seftpes
aontor og ino til 9asierer 9elIeHen,
iom bar en- al bans getienote.
oSSeg Oiloe be ON ct Nccreoitio"
beapn0te Reimers ireioiJ.
nESa, bar on Penge?"
,Ben0e? Rei buor fan on faloe
paa iliet?"
oSSa, oa maa on gaa Op til 3onlu.
len lelu."
Reimers op al lrapperue % lI8e
ino til aonulen, for buem ban gien'
tOg lin 9lnmooning.
.Spor itort itaI bet oGre?" begDuote
1onlul SeltDe oHanlfe en- TO q tire
2ulln0 4roner!
SO, oct pasieoe bra, mente 8ei-
mer5.
4onlulen noi9roigeoe ina Nccreol.
tibet, iom ban bebolot Saanoen
mems ban ipsraenoe iaa paa 8eImerS.
Nen oeune aioroe life Wine til at
loritaa.
nSaa bar pct Pengene?" tum bet
enOeIi5 ira aouiuIen.
o8engene! Sfolier oct Benge? no.
brso Reimers belmrtet. Set nPpn.
te life grun ct Orb om."
.Rei, bar M 8un i5ien OPret
noe meo iiue Stsieritptfer!" 10 Sci.
tpe. .Sa. oct Iisner bam. Wsen
oenne Sang itul ieg boIoe 9sier meo
bum. BPrs'goO, ber er acCreoItIoet,
o9 bills guln fra mig"
ct Gieblif eiter fom Reimers Itor.
menoe iuo / @rnno sfaie til De eno'
MI ioriamleoe Benuer, piiteoe trilIm'
ierenoe meo accreoitiDet til Den for.
.blsiisbe BrIn % uobrso; oStaI bill
ie ina meget fra SeItpel"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-07


men otter % after tommer islen;
Zen m iaa aIninoelise og oIrfe'
liza tInSeIise Raaoe mes at !egge ct
gano paa S0aret ifpIoes iaaleoes
lilieloet os Sen lin Iio ior i'm
Sfisnbeo iaa bersmte ErlnlesIe De
0ambaIle. Briniesien bapoe paa en-
Sogt / geriaiIIe5 tabt lin Sat, os for
at boIoe Iiot paa Saaret, to9 bun oa
lit Strsmpeboano % fnptteoe bet ON
Soueoet meo en- SIsiie paa ben enc
Sioe. let fIRote benoe laa uomRr'
fet, at aIIe Soiiets Gamer n91te Gag
msote meo gaano ON Saaret, og T.
Den er oenne Wooe meo WeliemrlHl
Itaoig buffet irem isien.
Otter siseube ifal oct pPre Iron'
nina sIeranora al England, Der -
liaeIeoes peo ct 3iliPloe - tom til
at iaofsre Banbebaaret. en Sag.
meoens bun enSm par RrinleSle al
@ales, ltuloe bun til en- itor 5elt %
i Sfpuoingeu tom benoes &ammer'
iomiru til meo en- for beo 3rsllelar
at brRnoe benbes lorbaar. &am.
meriomiruen bleu uoe al rig lelp al
Noriqroelie, men Yriniesien fanot
bnrtia paa Raao % bsb benoe tlippe
!Saaret fort. Get ier lite iaa oanr'
lat no, oa Der er life unbet at aisre. 8
Ssammeriomfruen ejoroe bet, og Del
tlaSte primiesieu iaa sIimrenoe, al
set life pareoe mange Gase, inoeH
alIe engelfe Gamer bapoe tlippet De-
res Soar paa iamme Waaoe.
sfeiierinbe gl,senie inofsrte Jon
befienbt mango WOber, men Oct mo-
reoe benoe at pRre toneanglpenoe
benue Retuing. og bun tiIbragte bag
liza manse Timer meo at ,iopsnle npt
Soccer % prspe me 9aruelammenltll
Iinaer. On eufeIt Mobe ifabte bun
boa l,oen at pioe ai bet - oct par at
ter 3iliRloet. iom bar paa Spil.
8eiierinoen itllbe til ct tort Sa
/ 3uilerierne, % meoens 8ammer
iomiruen bRaiebe benoes Oragt. Jon
bar ct 8ionnoer al Sfisnbeo oa 8olt
barheo. tos bun en- SLaite Vartllm oE
ltanfeoe oper iig. 2il fin &Poiel iat
bun, at Nariumen eiterlco ltore Ylet
n
ter paa oct Iufti5e 1pll. gal ollo'
bun usoig H9oe iis ON, oa bun netol
bar i9rlig inotaget ! i'm npe 9ragf
SUN iaa Jig ON. og benoes Vlif lalo'
paa en- Bale uso Roier; bun tit ot
ben Ssbe at labe, ,Rammeriomirlen bel
te Moier oper Be pPrIte Pletter. Zen
ne leDenbe 9aruiture iaa 6eoaareno'
no % baooe til sSsIge. at allie Oame'
Beroen ooer ipben ret lPnge betrag
teoe Oct JON en- Wsooenoigbeo al
impffe fine 8aItoiletter meo Biom
tier.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-07
gOrssrIis gssrase!ie.

gisrnions 8egraoeIie % Sogne'
prplt 9ilnoes Gale peo ben anleo'
ning, bporpeo ban, iom ben oauite
.9olititen" Tiger, ~bsieoe &irfeIpire1
oeb @isrniOns Baare", bar gioet an'
Looming til en- beftig 3isput 8Iaoe.
ne. Buitor 4arI Sobreiner bar fle'
res NuDn prOtelteret moo SogneprP'
items 1ale.
Sosen bar fremfalot igien Gan.
fen ON WhlIiebeoen for en- borserli5
Begraoel e.
WtiSiionsiefret9r g. liable frioer
oerom ,8eitIanbSpolten" bl. a.:
Wen man ipneS life at bape bPret
opmertiom paa, at Der fan bore man.
&c, iom life er ubifreone af port &ir-
feiamiuno elIer bar inomelot fis /
noJet anoet % oog faftiif bar br,ioi
meo Rirfe og Rriitenoom. SporIeoes
lful Der forboIoes meb Oisie9
Otter Oen mlsieIoenbe Srbning
nlaa Rirfen iOrofaite Dem, ieIp ON
oct er oitterligt for aIle, at be oiIbe
babe betaffet fig for Oct, ON De par
blepet lpnrgt ON, bpab be benne
Senleenoe suiteoe. Sc faar tage ben
sStraf" = eiter OGDEN - foroi De
bar pPret iaa ligegpIose at forismme
oen 6ormaIitet at meloe Jig no af bet
&irfeiamiuuo, iom De faftiif life len.
ger tiIbsrte.
Weo ioaoanne 8egrapelier itulSe
&rfen life bape noset at sisre. Den
bar eiter Saaens Rahr hru meb of
begraoe line e5ne 9emmer. Nen Der
begroueS life en- Rrtiten, meu en- 8or-
ger. og bet ihl!oe oerfor tilIigset 8or.
gerlomfunoet iom lnabant at foran.
ItaIte oct fornsone, uben no9en Meo.
oirtnina al 3irfen. Oct er bette pi
taIoer en- ~borgerIig 8egrauelie". og
lom pi enonu befla3eligois iopner.
Ss.to S.. s So. ,I "Is.r;;,;,a :; 49, i" tar',,sr @
bet nahirIisois oeraf, at bos os er
litberif Rriltenoom bleoet en- geo
srniiif 8eltemmelie", for at bepptte
porps y ps sS Of I,,,bsr,f aous Sea or
iaSt nor a. moo nIt;S o;pIne ior on
I,,tber;f Gri,ten mar ;en iffs ,efn