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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
Opening the Old Wound.

The bitterness between Senator.
Hepburn. of Idaho. and Senator Will
liams, of Mississippi, on the subject
of the Confederacy. broke out anew in
the Senate Tuesday. Senator Hey
burn objected to the taking I'D of a
bill appropriating 500, 900 for a Con-
federate naval monument in Vicks-
burg.
Senator Bob" Taylor, of Tennes-
see, took up the issue in defense of
the South and scored the Idaho iSena-
tor.
1.-The war is over" he said. "time
has pulled down the forts and healed
the wounds. The men who wore the
gray delight to honor the men who.
wore the blue; but they do. not delight
to honor the men wh) never smelt
powder, and who stand here and un-
Timber their batteries of bitterness
against the simple proposal to erect
monuments to Southern heroes"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
The August Woman's Home
Companion.

One of the most interesting things
in the August Woman's Home Com
panion is an article which reports the
girlhood of Mary Garden, the famous
grand opera singer. The article is
one of series just beginning which is
to treat of the girlhood of a number
OF prlma dOnras. The present article
contains thrilling account of Miss
Gardens first great public appearance
in Paris. 1t was a sudden call into an
important part. and the young woman
made herself famous in night.
How | Sold My Daughter s." is the
title of an extraordinary piece of self
revelation by a mother. Fart in
America" is an interesting illustrated
series by George Alfred Williams.
What Man Expects of Girl" and
Margaret E. Sangster's talk on youth
and old age are notable features.
Unusual fiction is contributed by
iona Gale. Fannie Heaslip Lea, Dor
cas- Davis, Frederick M. Smith, Mary
Hastings Bradley, Harriet P. Spofford
and others.
On the practical side are several
important contributions in addition to
the regular fashion and household de-
partments. DR.. Jean Williams article
on Home Sanitation" will be found
valuable to the home makers every
where. Water Sport for Girls is a
most entertaining article for the gen.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21

TUESDAY.

Paris put the kibosh on the Colts
Tuesday afternoon at the local yard
by score of 9 to ]. The game was
full of heavy hitting and errors were
plentiful.
The Colts could not connect with the
benders of Cyclone Jack Scheme.
berg, who celebrated his return to the
Bourbonites by winning his first game.
Paris counted five times in the initial
inning, as the result of three singles,
a two Dagger, a three Dagger and a
wild throw by\Sewell. The Bourbon
ties also scored twice in the fifth when
Harrell walked and scored on Mayors
three base hit to center, Mayer csor-
ing on an out made by Barnett.
Paris added another in the sixth, and
one in the eighth, Lexington getting
their only run in the seventh, when
Schneider singled to right and scored
on three base hit by Viox. The score
Lexington ........0 0 0 o 0 o l 0 o.
Paris. s. 0 0 2 | O ! X-9
Observation-Disclosures, Vallanding-
ham, Eddington and Sewell; Paris.
Scheneberg and Mayer. Hits-Lexing-
ton 8, Paris 10. Errors-Lexington a,
Paris 2. Earned runs-Paris 5. Two
base hits-Barnett, Harrell. Three
base hits Goodman, Mayer. Base on
balls-off Scheneberg 8, off Valland-
ingham 3, off Eddington 2. Struck out
by Scheneberg 5, by Eddington 2.
Passed ball-Sewell. Eight hits and
eight runs off Vallandinsnam in six
innings. Stolen es--McKernan 2.
Time-2 81. Upmire - Elgin. At
tendance-500.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
Golden on Suspended List.

Roy Golden, the big right han Ter
formerly of the Blue Grass League,
who has registered such a miserable
failure as a member of the st. Louis
Club, has been Indefinitely suspended
by Manager Bresnahan. The suspen-
sion was slapped against Golden after
the big pitcher and Manager Bresna-
han had held lengthy conference.
In announcing his suspension Man.
ager Bresnahan says Golden is being
punished for his failure to keep in
condition. While serving his sentence
Golden must stay with the club and
work out every afternoon. He will
draw no salary. but while on the road
his expenses will be paid. Golden ha s
registered FIVE successive failure
since the clubsleft- home.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21

Left Fielder Charles B. Ellis, of the
Lexington base ball club, was married
w ednesday morning to Miss Jennie
Berry Wills, of Winchester. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
/. j. Spencer at the home of James
Vallandingham in Lexington, another
member of the Colts team. Ellis
took part in the base ball game We'd
nesday afternoon between the Lexing-
ton aggregation and the Paris team.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
Neale on the Job.

President VIM. Neale sseems to be
determined to break up sQuabbiing be-
tween the Blue Grass League players
on the field and has sent out the an
nouncement of fines assessed against
Pitcher Burden of the Winche ster
team. and Second Baseman Kimbro of
the Lexington team, for the fight in
which they engaged in Lexington last
Saturday. He also fined Umpire Allo-
way for not chasing the two cem-
batants from the game.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21

eral reader as well as for beginners at
swimming. Summer Dances and
Parties" and Outdoor Games for
Boys and Girls" furnish many ideas
for entertain ment.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
WEDNESDAY.
Lexi'g'n 8 a 667 Minister 5 5 500
Paris =. 583 Fr'nkf't 5 8 385
Richm ID z 6 538 M'ys'v'e 3 z 300

Inc colts again Wednesday and
another bitter defeat for the Sheets
Yancey aggregation. The locals won
handily by score of IL to a, and the
game was marked by the heavy hit
ting of the Bourbonites.
Schneider was sent in to do the
work on the firing line and was shown
no mercy by the determined McKernan
tribe.
Jimmie Hauser, who opposed the
husky Dutchman in contest in Lex
ington several weeks ago and which
was Won by Paris in the eleventh in
ming showed his class and kept the
Colts guessing.
The locals counted one run in the
first session. McKernan was called
out at the plate for leaving third be-
fore fly from Barnett was caught,
according to the judgment of Umpire
Barrett and protest resulted in the
Bourbonite manager being elected
from the anne and ordered to the
bench.
The absence of McKernan did not
hinder the slocals and in the fourth
counted two more which gave them
the lead. The seventh was veritable
SUGGEST and when the dust cleared
away the Paris team had batted
around seven runs and seven runs had
been counted
This killed the hope of Lexington as
HauSer was going strong and nothing
short of a miracle could have put them
in front. Paris added another in the
ninth and assisted by errors Lexington
counted two.
Barnett distingui shed himself by
putting the ball over the fence twice
and Maxwell also clouted one out of
the lot. The score:
Paris. 0 0 2 0070 I'LL
LexinS ton ...2 0 0OO 900 Q a
Batteries Hauser and Mayer
Lexington, Schneider and SeWell.
Hits-Paris Is, Lexington Errors
Paris 5, Lexington 2. Earned runs
Lexington 2. Paris 9. Two base hits
Ellis, EddingtoD, kuhlman, Goodman.
Three base hit-Eddington. Home
runs-Maxwell. Barnett 2. First on
balls loft Schneider 2; off Hauser 2.
Stolen base-Goodman. Struck out
by Schneider 8. by Hauser 8. Left on
bases--Lexington 5, Paris 6. Sacrifice
hit Hauser. Double plays-Edding-
ton to SeWell to Bevan Eddington to
Viox. Harrell to Maxwell to Barnett.
Passed balls--Sewell 2. First base on
errors-Lexingt0 2. Hit by pitcher
McKernan, Long. Time-2:05. Um-
pire -Barrett.
Richmond.6, Maysville 5; Frankfort
6, Winchester 2.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
Rivermen Here Saturday.

Maysville will be the attraction at
White Park Saturday and Sunday the
Bourbonites will go to Maysville for a
game. A number of fans will 60
down to witness the game.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
Pure Paris Green.

Buy your paris green from Us. We
sell the celebrated /. Pfeiffer kind,
none better. Both phones.
1926 SAUER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
NOTICE.

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted for by any one except
myself without a written order.
10 81 JOHN AYERS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-21
WEDNESDAY,.

The game yesterday at Richmond
resulted in the defeat of Paris by a
score of ii to 7. The score:
Paris .:.3 0 0 90 4 0 o.
Richmond 90 0 0 90 3 6 2 XII
Batteries-Paris. Shears. George,
Hauser andsMayer; Richmond. Creager
and Haines.
Maysville at Winchester. First game
i-Maysvile a, Winchester q; second
game, Winchester 2. Maysville /.
Lexington at Frankfort. FIR ankfort
2, Lexington Q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-12
&artuffelnbb / @nslano.

Set engelife &ortoffelmarfeo er
for 9ieblitfet iterft trr1et. S oct
iiolte babe Mors Sis er 8riierne
ltegne me6 life min6re emo SO Bro=
cent, og 2on6ons &artoffeDbanolere
regnes me6 en- en6nu ibbiere Brisitig=
ming. Sen alminoeltge Spiiefartof=
fel, joni man / Mpril flor betalte
me6 2 &ence pr 5 Bun6> foiter MI
4 Bence. - &ooeoaariagen til 6enne
8risforbsielie maa i6ges / Sen 6oar-
lige @eit, iom Sranfrig bapoe flor,
laa at bette 2ano, iite6etfor at ets.
portere &artofler, MI lelp nao in6-
fire bisie. Smiolertio baaber man
/ @nglano paa ltore 6orraa6 al
&artofler fra 6e fonariife Ger, men
u6ebliper 6isie Sen6inger, Tan ma
rilifere, at @%artoflerne bliper ben=
regne6e UNDER 8egrebet v9elifates=
1er".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-12

|fremitiller man yalporlige ulpffes-
tilfaloe" og Met5ner paaitaar, at
man ofte brtnger Ell life ioaret 8rp=
Ser poa @oipitalet blot for at for
ege @ffeften. Mange al Sc vuoen=
|lanofe" 8rpoere, io1n er in0forifrep=
me for at 6eltage / ct fort inferno
tionalt" 8rpoeritepne, er egte Ep
ifere; ia set bite Jig enbog for ct
Har Mor li6en, at Meolen1n1erue al
en- in0ianlf 8rp6ertrlrp, iom bereiite
europa / fulo &rigsmaling, ollie bar
fp6te / Berlin.
Com ct lille supplement til ppc,1-
ltaaen6e fan onferes at ser ifjor
paa Ell fiebenbobnif &oriete optrooo=
te et Somling fpinoelige 8rpoere Ser
/ 6plge &lafater11e bar inoforifrepnc
fra Mltslon6, @rGfenlon6, Sponien,
@merifa oip. ltnoer 6eres 0ptrroen
mnleoc Sc ielpfp!gelig life ct Sro,
men efter 6oreitillingen lao Sc / for
trolig &lpnge iammeu / &orietecus
@eital,ront og pluoreoe egte Better
bro-&isbenbopnf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-12

Droene fit Singer troos NIT puflen.
De &ienoifab til 5proget.
gien6ommeligt lpo set opbe:
"Mmen", Dpormeb Sc olle lom en-
BEL parebe 8enne,1 og los set oanne
en- langtruffen Gone, ser flong bort
iom ct Gut.
! Otter >@l1ostieneiten fom &c ipge
til %, tillioSful0e lom 8prn, og gift
bort me6 &oao og Mioler, GLADE pg
fortrpitningsfuloe Ser bpileoe JON
ct Ereg al @riltencommens fprlte
|Gioer ODER bele Sen / i'm rene Mcu-
nelfeligbeo iaa ifjpnne Scene.
--Gi tog Mfife0 = n1eo !@aan
Sen moo &anoen pnifeoes u@ollm"
= Tre0 = til bper enfelt, ct
@oonotrpf u0pefsleoes n1co Sllglt
og bans lille, penlige @1,ltrl1 - iaa
/ Goolen.
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ret en0nl1, pinfenoe men iprige
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ct bpiot Serfle6e. = Treoeligt og
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og 6en lille Slot glade &riltne, bpis
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efter, og giennem Sc fer ioo blot
lpreote, ilonfe 6prreltommer mpote
bort 8lif ct Eal,ornmo iao pi6lr1=
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fan lton1ale Jig set ifie1mere: neo=
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/ fro6ige Sale, og fle6te Sc mprfc=
blaa @pi0er operfor os, bpor fit og
fer megtige &an6folo 1tprteoe neo
ODER &lipperne. - Sra oct 6pbelte
piol6laa %fortone0e 9jergfieoerne Jig
&Gffe bag &effe og imelteoe fen i
opolfarpeOe Saoger. Moo @orilon=
ten @incbinjlrngas, bele @6utans
%glitrenoe snetin6er, UNDER @imlcrS
jolfpl0te 9loo Monnt Gperelt / Sen
fierne, fierne iplpllereOe 8oggrlu1O.
Mgnete 2Gsige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-12
Fin MISUNDERSTANDING
npra AfBlnrit1grr.

Som befjen6t far Sc itGrfe M9no
i oolfillige Star inotaget Ell fremra=
:genoe &la6S paa &arieteernes Hro=
gram. Sc treffer ofte be6re Sns
ems Sen 0pgtiglte 9onl eri1oe, og ct
&or gobe Ml1lflcr puroeres bplere
ems Sen flofferenel tie Stemme. Wen
,1u pplpier Sen %befienote tDlfe Me-
1terifobsbrpoer, @illp @et5ner, / ct
.6oreorog, iom ban forleoen bolot ;
@5emnit5, at 9@rligbe6 og &eoelig~
be0 bsrer til Siel0enbeberne / @rp~
.o%erperoenen. S 8rpoernes &ontroft
.meo 6eres Smpreiario itaor notrpt
felig anfgrt, ONT Sc ifal pinoe etlsr
1ooe Jig beieire / &en; oil De
life gaa ino paa 6isie 8etiagelier,
ponfer Ser intet Engagement. Set
ligeer ogloo / Smpresiorioe''s ST.
teresle at trpffe SEN enoelige Gfgip=
relic us iao le,rge iom muli9t, %
@eiultatet al Sc fleite 8rpoefan1pe
bIiper ga ogioo ru%afgiort" 'nogle
@onse i16en set beitemmes, bpem
Ser ifal bore Seirberre. Sg lao
felger / @eglen en- @epancbe=l16for>
bring fra Sen beieire6e Harts Side.
6or at forbeie Spenoingen blano1
8ublifum, benptter man Zig al ollie:
baan6e Sit; beo &iglp at imaa Spi.
a,ebIerer, Der er fplote meb BLOB
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-12
Gn &eroensnnion at MnFfere

Sen omerifanife Union al Mulife
re boloer i:0e,1ne Sio9larsme6e Mt=
lanta, @a., og ODER 500 2ofalunio=
11er | De 6or. Stater og Canada .er
reprelentereoe. @an bill pao 6ette
Meoe lege at faa bonnet en- internu-
ttonal Mltiifer=llnion for bele Ser
ben, men forelebig er @opeoformoo
let at foa 8%eifpttelie for Sc omeri-
fonife Mlrlifere moo &%onfl1rrence a
l1olenoinge, Ser pil ipille for en- lau
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-12

ne % / bperts 8ager .af Be inaa
bbioe og 6e farmoiiinreoe @lomiter
&lanterne mpl6reoe frem, breote
Zig, iaa min Oppasier mootte gao /
I6orpeien og meo lin @rumfnip
bugge @rene Of Slpngplonter ODER,
ffient ri req as oen enelte. vbefer<
oe6e" @ti.
6lere Ste6er bar Gejen repet bort
beo ct 8iergifreo, og Sor6en laa
fugttg og negen ne6oper @lipperne.
Sfte maatte hi pa6e giennem
8iergitrdmme og 8an6falo, foroi
8roen bar goaet iamme Sci iom
Stien; men bpor Sfopen bar tettelt,
benote Set, at 9ppasier bpieoe Jig
moo cit &aslen / set ne6falone 2pp
= ct @l1g% nteo cit blinfen6e v&'bl1=
fri" og SIangen, grpn eller fort, /
bpert Tal0 giftig, preb Jig u6en
@ope6.
@n6elig - trette % parme al
set longe g}iot, 1raaeoe hi en- Sfoo-
grenie. @resfle6te 8atfe6rag laa
imilenoe / @olifinnet, og 8iong
&irfes bni6e Ml1re lplte mellem
&lpnger al @ambl,s og 8anantreer
= cit ltraoteft Strife, eller, ina
rere, ct bpiofalfet @us, liot itprre
e16 Sc omfringliggenoe @ptter al
8ambns og Straa, meo Geronoo ON
S%aca6en.
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fom set beo0er fer, &roc6in for 3
8ierge, TOM os / Mpoe as SEN imalle
@ti, S,gl1 mes Sc miloe, imilenoe
pine, cit Intelligent @ongolereppc
'meo lang 6letning neoo0 Maffen 1rl1=
ser SEN lille forte &olot.
Mlle 8iongs &riitne - mooife so
iolt = 'billte os peo airfen, bpor
SS11gl1 og bans @ultrl1 boe6e / Sc to
imoa Stl,er peo Chen al 6oriam=
lings1alen.
Sc iotte Torfriifninger for os =
ln1ao &isfager, lpo Sbe / Dpje Cut
ailleifoale = % los % me0 egte
6infelclie pnre enc meoens hi np0
set lille Maalti6.
Soa troaote hi inO / lelpe &irfen.
S 0ens eperlte gn0e ltoo ct 8oro
me6 EFT bpio Dug ODER = oerpaa Ell
@i6el og to @loS m1eO pil6e 9ilier.
= Sl1tet pioere, nn0tagen SEN oobne
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@ulpet, MGn6 og &pinoer i lange,
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- Meiten lbper &pin6e lbapbe ct
Barn pao Mrmel1 og ollie, lelpoe
lDge, iom io6 Altret nprmeit, baooe
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SS1tg1 lalte og forftareoe ct StDf=
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mig - iom par set BEN naturligite
Sag ONT at le6e @enre,1 efter
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iteg og falot / ble6e &ptn1er til Ell
gribenoe 9epcba=Mel bills og be.
mo6ig 1orn 8iergelre ielp,fif jeg @o6
til bette gonife 1,penteoe. Mlle fne-
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ntrn 6traatag
@n Grimbrins fra Snbien.

9it for Darieeling, / @intalapa-
@iergere, ligger Sen lille 8p Saint
pong paa en- 8iergfan1, Ser omgipen
at &emper poa $4,000 500,
ielp ,,eppe ,1oor Sc 5000. Sra oe
frugtbare Sfraaninger, bnor @ogo
palmer, 8onaner og 8ombuslunoe
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AANDEDRET.

Et Barn med code Tender OF daarligt
Aandedr@t trnnger til hurtigt Tilsyn'
Civ Diet Kickapoo Worm Killer (de vel
smagende Karameller) og Sc hvor hurtigt
det daarlige Aandedrmt oliver behageligt.
Leg Marke til hvor meget lykkeligere
Barnet or or hvorledes diets Helbred for
bedres. De vii blive forundret og gle'
des.
Pris Csc; solgt i ethvert Apothek.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-12

parierer nteo terrasieformige Mis.
morfer, Ter man 100 MRil op glen,
nem tropiife Gale, bpor 6looerne
1pnger fig iom selpbaan6, bbis
ifinnenoe Sraao taber Jig i Sc fier.
ne, ineorfte @pi6er.
@alimpong er &jemiteoet for en-
flor Mislion Cv@oiterl1 &imolopan
Misiion Of tbeGburcb Of sootlano") },
log ser ltoien0es neiten bbert Mar
in6fe6te M%isliongrer berfra til De
fierntliggenoe 8iergoiitrifter; Sc TO-
letter Jig blanot oe utriitncoe2 epcba-
er og Nepaleiere, fprer ct eniomt,
%opofrenoe 9ip / %ltrltopenes Gpboer
for at bringe @aabet ON ct epigt 2ip
til 6isie per1lige, met l1oplplte @icrg=
boere.
Sra &alimpongs &oipitol, bpor
leg bor Spgepleie=gleu 6rog leg
mes Soerlegen og bans Srue = Ser
ogiao oor 2ege u0 for at belgge
no9le al Sc iurao friitne samfuno,
grun6lagt al cit iaa6on Misiioner.
8iergel1e omfring &alimpong er
beflp6te me6 hl1n0re6e on otter
bun6reoe Mile tropiif l1rifop; sen
ri - rioenoc = 1aoe0e til gjen11em
Gale og riuer1oe Strpmume, opao
ltejle, iolbe0e Sfrenter, itreffer
fig felt ino / Ebibet.
@n Smreoning, og oe,1 negne
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Sfpgge. Stammerne ltoo jaa tet, at
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giennem 2epet 49, Srcebregner og
megtige Georc, steneg og Ealmer
omilpngeoes al .lejge 2ioner meo
lon9e, inaieroe 5angarme. @n be-
ruien6e Duft, cit bemmeligbeosflrlo
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Hoglc Mi( inoe / Sfopen loo 60
ligong=@uiet, opfprt til 2p for tel
lcnoc 6orltnmno og MiSiionurer.
Set Lao poa Ell aoben Ylet tet peo
Ell 6rot Mfgruu1o, 5000 500 oper
@apet, og lloligteu tpersoper 9alen
til Sc mngtige ifoufleote, %lnefrone
Sc @9iber opcrfor os bar piolu1oer.
Zig 0ejlig.
Solen lanf / gleoe,oe Yl,rpltr bag
Snetoppe11e, pg ri gift til &o.
&lr11ot ON os til ollie Cher bre0te
l1rifopen Jig / rugell0e SopSbeo, ct
gfiul for leucn0e, paogenoe Secs
11er: @a,1tber, Seoparo og @jprn,
efter Sigenoe oglaa cnfelte 3igre.
bprte 2eoparoernes longtrufne
Miapel1 - set ongltful0e Sfrig al
cit flpgtenoe !@tn0 0og, set fie1ote
leg fra langt mere cipiliiereoe 9jerg=
egne, % iop .rolig mo, pmeno ltr-
ifopens 9temmer fulgte meb ino |
9remmen. .
So Gage b(ep hi / 9oligong og
Itreifeoe on / 5fppens 0eilige Sal
Ter. Seer bar leg foret pilO alene
sem jiolte s(ften og blepen 8ptte
for il1lne &opopr; men berom EFT o11=
oen Gang, joni aipling tiger!
s ltrualenoe Solltin req hi pioere
Ell tiolig Morgen - Suglene j1rble=
Sc, Guggen laa e1,onlt paa @regner
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Atell DOt5 ueI leae, OtlO OtI ut=
telligcnte, orbeiolpmme -og elifpGrot=
&c Iplt Mite lin be0lte, ON life i'm
enelte &1nOe!"
&ioer &aggaros 9%anoreiie begy1t<
Ser / gsbierg, fra bpilfen ban gipr
cit Mfitifter til &ibe Gomtirfe, 1or1
ban fin0er rli0t bel meget reltanre-
ret. San refer ocrpoa til 2ooe'
l,no 2onobrlgsifole, ~cn belln'
oringspnroig 9ereanltalt, ion oil
fun1,e tieae til Msniter for Nnltal=
ter al lienenoe Nlrt operalt paa
Soroen", beipger Nifop @pilfo1e og
a1obrpocr / 6orbopielie oper, at &c.
relplten / 9onmarf er laa flor, at
10 pGt. al 9an6ets 8efolfning pil
betole 10 &r. on ltgen / ct @aluaar
for at i1rpplere 8prneifolens &1lno=
1fober. Iorfatteren belpger oerpao
@enne6erg 2aoegaoro, iom interesie-
rer bom, men ban iapl1er "&alfu11er,
Scr / 9ommorf er ponifelige at fol-
Sc poa @rltno al &limatets 6l1gtig'
be0", belg9er Hontoppioans Spine-
6orm peo Marbus % fomn1er eaoe-
Zig til @ploenitiernes goule @aaro
N(ogooro pes Malborg. Som befienot
,1e,1er Iorfattere,1, at bans &apn
%opri1oelig par vMogaaro", mer1 ban
fpn1n1er life nerrnere in0 paaSlGgt=
lfobet mes @ploenitierne. Tertn1oo
l,otoler ban ON &en,pebejeae, at Ben
Sloes Mona1me,ter "oar DC forrut=
tiglte, man o%perbopeoet fun0e reile,
TIL alle @pgniuger er fprgGngelige,
NET &empebpiene ltoor".
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,oriftig og imltt Yp, fplot meo ifjpn=
lie @pgninger". san bar rejlt ll1e=
get, men fan bor olorig belpgt en-
ST, Ser loner iaa list. Naar ban
81. 3 ont Matten ira lit Sinoue /
@oloos-@otellet los 9liffet glide
oper &oaobusplaoleu, bar Ser liplig
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inge,1 onben Storbp begpnoer Stpi=
Ell, iaa tiolig ON Morgenen iom /
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bragte Sc 2 i1tereslontelte Sinner al
gele nit Spbolo / 9onmarf") fort
1atter Gorfatteren &ejlen til 2ol=
lono=Ialiter, bpor fan belpger &on1<
merberre 9es0Qrpf pao Surupgaaro.
S Sc ipleenoe aapitler forteller
bon ON ct 8eipg paa (nu afoboe)
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