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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21
EIv. Perish In Burning House.

Albert Ferry his three children and
their grandmother were burned 10
death in a fire which DESTROYED their
home in Farihault. MINI. Mrs. Ferry
and two children were saved.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21

The tranmcn. enginemen. firemen
and conductors on the New York. Phil
adclphia 4 Norfolk railroad have been
granted a substantial increase in pay
over and above the recent raise In
wages OF per cent.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21
STRANGE pIsease kIlIIna MexIeans.

A strango disease is rapidly killing
on the population Of the town OF Ahue.
jnklo. state OF Ialisco. Mexico. The
deaths average ten day The sick
ness lasts only few hours and al.
ways results fatally.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21
Twins Celebrate Their ss.h Birthday

Mrs. l.. T. Lloyd. NJ Pittsheld. Mass.
and Miss Mary 7. Webb. of South
Norwalk Conn. twins. have just cele.
brated their eighty.hfth birthday.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.

The best feature OF this re-
markablc remedy is the fact that
it does not derangc the stomach
or leave any disagreeable after
effects.
Druggists everywhere sell them. n
first package fails 10 benefit, your drug.
aist will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21

q Drick DUST Seell-
ineilt, or settling,
stringy or milk y
appearance often
indicates an un-
healthy contli-
ton OF the kid
neys: too fire.
qucnt desire to
pass il or pain in
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Il.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21

the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out OF order
and need attention.
what To DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kiimer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fuifills almost every wish in correcting
rheumatism, pain i'll the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder andevery part of the urinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant me-
cessity Of being compelled to 20 often
through the day. and TO get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect OF Swamp.Root is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest be-
cause OF its remarkable
health restoring prop yFz755TST q '5yss<@
critics. II you need :::;5s::ss;ss !. ~ go
medicine you should .ss........s ss ss====...s3
have the best. Sold by a1laiEf1snz27R2EN
druggists in fifty-ccnt - "a, =
| and oHe-dollar sizes. IIsms \ s~sssp .ssss'
You may have sample bottle sent free
| by mail. Address DR.. Kilmer * Co, Bing-
hamton. N. Y. Mention this paper and
remember the name, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamtou,
| N. ", on every bottle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21
W dIVIVItll1 NC.
Used Them Four Years.

"Dr. Miles Anti Pain Pills
are the best / ever tried for the
relief OF headache. | have used
them for nearly four years and
they never fail to give me relief.
/ have tried many other rem
edies, but have never found any
better"
JOSEPH FRANKOWICK,
854 Trombly Az, Detroit, Mich.
There is no remedy that will
more quickly relieve any form
of headache than
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-05-21
Prevent and
Relieve Headache

II gives nc great pIedsuFc 20
be able to refer to DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills as the best rem
edy we have yet had in Our
house for the prevention and
cure of headache. My wife who
has been a constant sufferer for
a number of years with above
complaint joins me in the hope
that they may fall into the hands
of all sufferers"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15
Idaho is Declared
Future Orchard
of the Country
J. H. Cox Of Namps Explains How
Horticulture is supplsnting
Mines Of State.

Idaho Is The coming orchard OF Amer
ice" said J. X. Cox Of Nsmpa at the Hen
shaw Sunday afternoon. Most people Of
the east" Mr.. Cox continued-"and remem-
Der We look upon Nebraska and Iowa as
being 'east-cling to the impression that
Idaho Is place where miners indulge in
placer pursuit OF gold. and where every
body who Is not a miner Is engaged in
sheep raising. Now, Il is true that Idaho
produces precious metals and Il is likewise
true that Idaho IS a great sheep state. but
neither the sheep nor the mines take rank
as chief resources. Idaho IL there with the
goods when It comes to agriculture and
horticulture. l uned TO live in Colorado be-
fore went to Idaho, and Colorado Is also
a great mineral state-we must admit much
greater than our own Idaho as a producer
Of gold and silver. Yet Il IL a fact proven
by statistics that Colorado's agricultural
output, year in and year out, is muon
greater, IL measured by dollars and cents,
than all the precious ore that comes an
nually from Leadville, Cripple Creek. Tel
iuride, Ouray and all the other camps.
There is some strange fascination about
mining that lures men on and on. / sup
pose II is the element OF chance that goes
with mining. For instance, a prospector in
Idaho goes out with a grub stake and
stands chance to discover q lode that
may make him q millionaire. At the same
time he stands q chance to lose his time,
find nothing, exhaust his grub stake and
return down and out On the other hand,
II he goes out with a hoe on a small piece
Of ground and plants It to fruit, potatoes,
or half dozen other crops I might name,
the element Of chance Is removed-he is
certain to produce something. True, he will
not become a millionaire from such small
scope of endeavor. but he can make mighty
big interest on his investment and tremen-
dous pay for his work An acre Of Idaho
land is good for all the way from $500 to
5000, depending on what nature of crop Is
planted. Ten acres is enough to make an
industrious soil tller independent, and If
the uner be possessed of a little capital
and wishes to go in deeper-say to the ex-
tent Of eighty or a hundred acres-he may
hire his work done and grow immensely
rich in few years. Great is Idaho. But
1 am not in the real estate business so
have said enough. 1 am a farmer myself
and have nothing to sell except the product
OF my land, and I've already sold that
this year, thanks. 1 am on my way east
now to visit my old home in Pennsylvania
going back on a vacation. went to Idaho
ten years ago on a second-class emigrant
| ticket and sat huddled up In the smoking
car with a bunch of garlic befouled foreign
ors. Now 1 am travelling back to old
Pennsylvania In a Pullman state room"
---------------=---=
The Key 70 the siruation--Bee Want ADS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15
Idaho Paper BOOms
Land Products Show
Boise Statesman Explains How it Will
Aid West and His
City.

Omaha is due 20 receive vast benefit
through booming and IN every way assist
ing the settlement Of western lands. ac-
cording TO the Idaho Statesman in an edi-
torial several days ago. The Boise news
paper comments IN a highly favorable
vein on Omaha's forthcoming Western
Land Products exhibit, Just as all the
western newspapers are doing, and pre-
SCENTS a theory.
The editorial points out that no city
can be a city unless the territory sur
rounding II Is widely made populous and
productive The editorial is as follows un-
der the caption Building Up a city;
The spectacle OF the business men Of
Nebraska projecting and promoting an az
ricultural exposition for the benefit Of
Idaho and the states OF tho west may be
an odd one to the initiate. especially when
It IL fair to suppose that large number
Of successful farmers may be drawn from
the fertile fields OF Nebraska 70 the still
more fertile fields OF Idaho,
But back OF Il there 10 q great and UNI
DERIVING principle the operation Of which
constitutes the best Of all reasons.
mo city can become a great city except
by the development Of the surrounding
territory. Minneapolis and ST. Paul were
towns for years before they became cities
and II was not until the state Of Mlnns-
sofa began to come into the limelight as
wheat and Agricultural section that the
famous Twin cities began to grow. Other
examples of the same things are plentiful
and It is the operation Of this same prin-
ciple which has led to the efforts OF Ne
braska to help develop the great west to
the end that Nebraska and particularly
the city OF Omaha may reap the benefit.
s,Nr
fact view of the situation. At this time
the general manager Of the Western Land
Products exhibit to be held in Omaha in
January is in Idaho making arrangements
for exhibits OF the best that Idaho can
show for the purpose of inducing Ne
braska and middle western people gener-
ally to come west and settle in Idaho. Un-
doubtedly he will be successful in a large
degree and the good people Of Nebraska
are eminently satisfied that this should
be. While Nebraska is today a thiokly
populated state as middle western states
go, the Omaha people want opportunity
for a still greater developement Of their
city through the populating OF those states
lying farther west the products OF which
will pass through Omaha and in turn helr
to enrich that city,
1T is a broad, liberal and fair-minded
view and carries with IL the direct evidenc,
that Omaha is made up Of a class Of CIT
izenship which the people Of many a west
ern town would do we'll to emulate. Idaho
OF course, wins with Omaha and the least
that can be done in the way OF returning
the compliment would be for the residents
Of Boise and Idaho generally TO got to-
gether as strong an exhibit as IA posaibl,
and send It to the Western Land Products
| exhibit"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15
VISITOR DECLARES OMAHANS
ARE LOVERS OF RIDING
Joe OugOOd of New Orleans Says He
Finds Jam In Every Car, and
Lots of Machines.

There is one thing about Omaha that
Immediately impresses visitors from other
cities" said jos Osgood of New Orleans
at the Willard, "end that thing is the
liberal manner In which Omaha street cars
are patronlSed. I have been here nearly
week, and have ridden on every car
line in town-Rt least nearly every one
and on nearly every occasion have been
strap hanger. One evening / wanted
TO go to Dundee to visit my old friend
John o. Teiser, and knowing II to be a
rather long distance TO Dundee preferred
TO have g seat In the car rather than to
stand up. Accordingly, with great fore
thought ana cunning, as fancted at the
time, went 20 Twelfth and Farnam streets
TO take car, assuming that by avoiding
the crowd which always gets on at Eff
tesnth and Sixteenth streets. would DO
able to get a seat Imagine, therefore, my
disappointment when on boarding a Dundee
car at Twelfth and Farnam streets, found
IL so crowded that l could scarcely set
standing room on the p. g. y. .. platform.
Front pleasS-lots Of room up thsre,'
the conductor shouted. but Il was impos-
sibio 10 go front or backwards. either At
Sixteenth street twelve or fifteen pas
sensers got Off, but az least twenty more
got on to take their places, and as It
was mainly a feminine crowd, / did not
feel like being so ungallant as to rush In,
and consequently I continued to stand up
until tho car reached Fortieth and Far
nam streets. Then got a seat by the side
OF negro woman who weighed something
like 800 pounds. should judge.
Returning from the Yeiser ranch. had
q seat. but after the car got into Omaha
proper. a dozen or two other passengers
we're strap-hangers.
within the week l have bean here have
taken no less than twenty-five car rides,
and only three times out OF all that number
have had . seat Therefore, have come
TO the conclusion that for street car
patronage. Omaha ranks ahead OF any
other city have ever visited. and during
the last two years l have been In almost
every city Of any importance west OF
Pittsburg and north Of New Orleans.
And yet. despite the unprecedented con-
sesdon OF street car traffic. see more
automobiles IN Omaha than In any other
city OF similar size / have recently visited
Obviously, the people % Omaha do MOI
take kindly 70 walking, despite the fact
that have heard that many Omaha bust
ness men belong 70 = sO-called pedestrian
club, and that they walk down town a
mornings"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15
Erdman's Trial is
Again Postponed
To Face in December the Charge Of
Attempting to Dynamite
Dennison's House.

Trial Of Frank Erdman, the former Anti
saloon league agent, on the charge OF at
tempting to blow up Tom Dennison's home
by dynamite, which was to have been
begun in the criminal division Of district
court a week from today, again has been
postponed, this time on request Of John
.. feiser, Erdman's attorney. The trial
probably will DO held the middle or the
latter part OF December. When tho oc-
tobeF term Of district court opened early
IN october County Attorney English said
ne was not ready to try Erdman and
Yeiser took the prosecutor 10 task, In
umatng that he thought there was little
reason for delay When the county at
toTney's office announced Its intention Of
beginning Erdman's trial a week from to-
oay Yeiser' said he could not make Suf-
ncient preparation IN a week and asked
Tor continuance. ErdmAn's alleged crime
was committed last spring. Erdman IL
now In the county Jail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15
TRAINMEN ARE DRILLED
LIKE REGULAR SOLDIERS
vice President Park of the Illinois
Central Has Cut Number of
Accidents IN Two.


BY efficiency tests IL Is expected to make
engineers, conductors, firomon and others
in the train service Of the Illinois Central
railroad second only to the United States
army in discipline.
BY this scheme w. i. Park, Woe presi-
dent and general manager, has during his
eight months incumbency, cut the aeoi-
dents In two, and says that he IL going TO
cut them In two again. In other words.
he believes that by sticking to the plan
ne has outlined he will make the Illinois
Central practically a nOn-seOidsnt road.
Safety IL paramount on a railroad: Il
is the one point about which ali else re-
wolves" Mr.. Park said II have put In
effect on the Illinois Central what I call
efficiency tests; that is displaying eau
tionary and stop signals at unlocked for
times to learn whether engineers properly
observe these flags and hghta The scheme
was tried successfully on the Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific railroads, and was
! originated. I believe, by julius Krutt-
schnitt, director OF maintenance and opera
/ ton OF the Hartman lines. We are not
going at the matter roughly. but are en-
listing the interest OF engineers and train
men in the tests and are getting results
through their cooperation Safe operation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15

protects not only their lives but positions
These efficiency, or ne they are some
times called. surprise tests are the best
result makers have ever run across. NY
idea 10 20 bring about a discipline among
railroad officials and trainmen that will
be soldierly; a discipline that will impel
an engineer to obey an order or signal as
a soldier obeys similar commands We
want TO drill our men 70 a state where they
will automatically observe stop signals"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15

Al ourea. IL - % be taken IN the privacy
q the padent's own home. thus doing
away With the publicity connected with
institute treatment In three days from
one commencement OF treatment. all cray
ND and desire for alcoholic liquor win be
ssns sway with and the drinker win be
"a better mental and physical condition
ehan a. any time since he became addicted
. drink. This treatment - a SAFE one
ne had after effects.
Ths Blackstone Cure VIII save you a.
hast s11e-a lot OF monoy-over instituts
ireatment n Il fails 3 effect a perfectly
satisfactory cure ia three days better
cure than can be had by any other method
81 reatmcnt--immediate treatment Il
oonpletsd / win refund the very small fee
psia Address Arthur G. Morgan, mas
szar or the Blackstone Company, SOS %
ei1 nrandois Theatar bidg.. Omaha, Neh
- aNaatH - 1arf GooA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15
LIQUOR DRINKING
Means Ruin-The Blackstone Cure, In
Three Days, Cures Amy Case-VeEy
Small Fee Charged.

You can send your patient 90 an insti-
tuition for treatment and pay from $125
% s1so He may be cured and he may not.
mther cure. or no cure, YOU PAY But.
81 y0u prefer 70 take no chance, ask
y0u 20 call upon me at my office or write.
wiz give you full particulars OF the new
blackstone Thres-Dsy drink habit cure,
which saves you at least one hundred and
taa asllAns. and Is the most permanent OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15

Blrths.-Bernard Sambo, ass south Nine
tenth, boy; +. J. Janak 2sos south Fiji
teenth twin boys
Deaths-Emma Buss, mn Locust g
years; II. j. Faulkner, So5 iSarbach block.
IS years; Joseph johnson. iGlf Ohio. infant;
James Lynch 1907 Burdette. ~ years; John
W. Nichols 1sit North Twenty eighth ave
nue. "a years; Sibyl Althaus 1913 South
sixth. q years! Iidia Woodruff, 1864 south
Eleventh 81 years; Ellsworth Otto, i7ls
North Fortieth avenue, q years; Noble
Rasmussen, - North Thirty-ninth. IS
yaarA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15

hA4HgA484 AAoAAAA2As
GollOWsl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15

Two Great Annual Events In OhicagO.
The International 1--we stock Imposition
| Nov. 25th-Dec. 3rd and u. s. Land 4 r.
| rigation Exposition, NOV. 1sth-Deo, 9Th. For
fun particulars apply to any ticket agent
OF The Northwestern lima
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15

OF sufsoring with lung ana threat trouble
Is quickly eOmnuted BY DIT. Kings New
Discovery. COO and uA EOr sale BY
Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15

The Key TO the slruatiOn--Bee want Aos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-13
Uertnesmiooel for
SamiIien,
Sprp, brIimasenbe % trrnser inaeu
Spgning.

Gn lioen @lrt ne6e | 9ortb Caro-.
lima buo fin Wtober ifripe en- ltore.
oelie al buorban @rape.H 5000
bGo0e biuIpet oeres SamiIie.
Sum flyer, at 8rope,g SHUTS bIcp
ferIt brogt til benbes aunoIfab /
Charlotte, bpor bum bar poa @eIsg.
"MtebenS ieg par Der britete ieg
beune Ssbe r~eeelmesiis. Seq filing
Is Flnb t S9gt og fsIte mig iaa
fritz, at ieg peS min SiIbosefondt til
Sienentt begpnbte at BRUCE Grape
Nrits regeImGsiig / min SamiIie.
"0tit life Is Waaneber edrnre
Barn blco fort efter at bore afoP1.
net me9et ing at 9pspepiia ca Tonb-
brub. Sim bar Ipg | nj Tiger og
ieg foriegtc alting. Sun bleo loo
ofmaeret, at oct por en- gnf at bopc
bcnSe mellem SGnoerne, og pi tro-
eoe bun piIoe % for os. @n 9ag III
ieg Sen beIoi9e Sanfe at forisse
@rape.@uts, ser blep opbleot | lioi
BARN Wfelf.
"Set gif meget soot, bun beapnbte
at ipiie oct reaelmGSiig, % georiua
riIte iig meo oct imnmle. Sun er mi
iriif, rimo % feo iom mulig, og ali
frembrogtes bltrtie al @rape.gsitS.
"Sor noeen Sib iioeu blep Here al
SamiIieu ongreber al Ga Grippe poo
famine SiS, % | 2sbet al De pGritC
Staoier furoe oi intet nnoet upbe
Sorm al Ssoe emo 8rope.gaits oa
slppeIiiner; alt onbet gnp oS @oaInte.
"gi iGtter ale Eris poa bpno De
res bersmte GsbemioSeI bar uorettet
for Dor Sainilie,
9es "Sbe &ooS to @eIloiae", bei
finbes | bper Yaffe. Ger er CT
@runo".
@pacniinbe lGit o~penitaaenbs Srep!
st MT pil forefOmwc ira siS til an'
ben. Dc CT Gste, ianbe % fnISe a
Suteresis for &euucifebeSea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-13

Wnnfe= 2iftr.

Ser er Of SpefliIanter ofret mango
gnitrengelier % ~betpoeIige GUNNER
for at fomme til 8rnbs | Semmelig'
beben neb Sabrifationen al Gbartreu-
fen, Ser 10 err observation-disclosures
Sopeoinbt9etsfiloe. Siotil er bet
life Ipffeoes at fpmme efter Sem.
meIigbeben, % BET bill panifelig Inf
fes. Oct er mi life iaa mprfeIigt,
tbi Tom @Iabet "Momento" | Snrin
oplpier, bepares Semmeuisbeben paa
en- Iieefrem genial Raooe. Der fore
logger life noset friftligt, bperfen
alminbeligt lGieIiet euer | bemme.
liee Segn, Der aoar | grn fra 8ene-
ration til Generation, men Semme-
ligbeben "~opbepares" mitnotIig oe
coerIeoeres ogiaa i%oaleoes.
Ser err fi1n TO Rartbduiermunfe,
Der oeb @eife6 ON Sabrifationen al
Den foiteIiee 9ifsr. Gen enc er Srbe.
mems Hrior, ben dnber er 9eoeren al
Sabrifationen. 9enne 9eber bar I'm.
Der fig fire a~artbduiermurfe, bpiIfe
bier fin fienoer en- beitemt Gel al
Sabrifationen, og bper lin forifjel.
Iige, iaa at bber Of Dem INN fienber
en- Sierbeoel at BEN itore SemmeIig.
beb. gnboer at bisie fire bar peb 60
forpIigtet Jig til ,ot bepare SemmeIig-
Beben; ban tor aItioa beler life BE.
fro fine ire Weopirfenbe nogen Gel
al Gerepten. SausbebspIigten brp.
bes finn | ct SilfeIbe. 9aor nemIia
oen tefuiife 2eoer bsr, ppIger Brio.
rem bans gfterfslger % 6empnoiaer
euboer al De fire 8iceoireftsrer til at
betro ben nbe 9eoer fin iprIige Gel
at Semmeligbeben, iaaleSes at ben
me SeSer ~fienber belle SemmeIiabe-
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-13

teoIogiif SfoIc til llbSanneIie al ino.
fgote Ereiter.
"gnobareren" bar life fat no.
get at meDoeIe fra Goreningsfomi'
teernes fioite Msoe 90 bar iaalebcs
intet at berette ON ben Sag. Com
pi bar ioritoaet oct, beilntteoe &oini.
teen at inoberette til Samfnnoenes
@orsmeocr, og iaaIebes faar pi MI
peute til ben Sib.
Salges Spnooes ainamis.
iionsbeitpreIie bolbt @soe | Meo
gsina Sorsoog oen 2tbe gpril. Bait.
Sppegaaro, Tom tiIbsrer geitprel.
len, eiorbe paa Ssnong ben 24he en-
Srr pp til @anamingo og Iipeluno.
San prpoifeoe / airfen peb Iipe.
luno ON Sormiobogen % oeltog ! ct
afbolosmsbe / @anomingo om Mf'
tenen. Manbogen efter brog ban
norooper til Mora, Winn.
Stefanus Menigbeo at Yoit.
.. Weltbps &al0 bar bolot Wsoe
bnIgt Geber Slom til 9elegat til
Spnobens Garsmeoe iaar. Gbrilter
SIom palgtes Tom Suppleont. Me.
nisbeoen paaIagoe fin Gelesat al
moo Goebucation peo Ieo
@ina Seminar for n9rb9renoe.
paalagbes Seleeaten al
for at Spnooens nupGrenbe
@i9Io bIir lienet paa Menigbeoerne
% betaIt oct fommenbe Iar, og al
mn 9iplb itiftes af Samfun-
oct, % at Der for Sremtiben ingen
Soretogenocr, Tom fr9per Benee,
fsrenb De nsbpenbiee Wib-
Ter oertil er iamIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-13
SnotamermeS Serfomit CT
opoaget.

Spae err opbaset2 ~ gf bpiItet Soft
Snbiauerne fom. q Spor SnSidnernes
Sabre boebe, fsr be fom til amerita. 81
SporIeoes beres Sabre fom ober til
Gmerita; os A. Spab Sio BE fom oner
iii Imerifa. Snt bette lieser mi Der
Hart / Saeen. llubertegneSe aeter bers
for at iremftiIe bette | en- BOG. Ser ifal
fun IoIioe uisienbrioelise Satta, @iouess
bbro og Bentier tomme / 8etrastrins %
frenIesses; life giatning. 9iet ener
Spipinb. en- og anoen fan bel tGnte:
Set er 10 borte for Iauee iiSen aft, iom
funbe fort9ne, bporfra Snoianerne er
Tonne. ale Stitorieifripere, Tom n9bs
ner bet, ma tiIitaa fin llpibenbeo. Set
bar p9ret en- u~oplscli9 @aabe for ale
bisie buubreber Iur, fra GoIumbus's
Sage til mi, berfor iaa fan Der heller
life bere nogen @irfeligbeo | bette Piat,
Tom ban berbprte tauite irbbiIbte fig.
Wen bet fan mdnffe forminoffe Tbtleu
Iiot, raar ieg flyer, ium iduot er, at
np9le faa Renb, Tom bar bsrt mine
Sorebras | bernie Gag. og iom er fulos
fouunen fompetente @ibnsr. be oeo, at bet
er ianSt, bet iee flyer / benue Bog, os
be bar eipet mig Saf for nit arbeibe.
Waaite bet ifaI er,bnu eipes mig peb forts
tat Sorifuins at finoe en- eIer anoeu
Sing til, Tom burbe tomme itb | 8ogen.
1en bet, tom ies MI efter 2 aars Gr'
beiSe bar fGrbist. er rteeliet. Soor mart
9osen fan bIi feroi9, afberser bells al,
bpor megen Stb ieg faar tiIopers til bette
arbeibe oip., bells al, boor mart Der mels
Der fig mauge moi, iom biz fiebe ben,
iaa oct betaIer fig at faa ber trpft. Sor
at unbeaa Sab bill ies life trptfe Here,
enb iom paa Sorbaano er beitiIte. SbaS
ben bill foite, peo iee life. Wen ben fan
life fprture til at foite mere eno 81.
sgrbsbteit
s. u. ReIler,
HeIion, 8is., lite Rat 1910.