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Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
HIGH SCHOOL MANUAL

The senior class of the Mesa high school has decided to put out a class manual. The students are working diligently to make it credit to the institution @rd the merchants are giving it liberal patronage in the ad- vertising line
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
HORSE RETURNED.

Frank Gurley. who has been mourn ing the loss of a horse and saddle taken from the hitching post in front of his place of business has recovered the missing property. someone having ridden the animal away and later turned it loose to find it's way home.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
AT THE OLIVE

Those registered at the Olive yes terday were: Ted Price, Tucson; Mullen. B. Hurley. H. Campbell, j Halbert,. NJ. Cochrine, R. Williams. Lefko. w. Bennie. J. Collins, s. T. Riggs, J Mackintosh. l.. Cloud, Uni versity of Arizona, Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
A COMMUNICATION

Mir. Editor-My attention has been called to an article in The Republi- can of Friday morning written by Mir. Reese Ling in advocacy of the passage of house bill No. g., prepared by him in the interests of lessees of school lands in the state. I notice a few statements therein in that I do not think are borne out by the laws
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
ATTENDED DANCE.

Misses Ethel Hoffman. Annie Wal lace and Jessie McElwain went to Tempe yesterday evening where they attended dance given at the Heard ranch. They expect to remain over with friends until this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Luhro. Phoenix: Lamar Morviel. Alex Prosas Lee Dom, Fernando Rodygrez, John J. Morgan. Gladys Morgan. Lucy Morgan, Amelia Morden. Grace Nor den. w A. Maddox. C. l.. Michiel Sam lIol l5ingcr, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
STRAINED SHOULDER.

F'inkum Fernandez one of the in- structors at the Evans school had the misfortune of falling from his horse and spraining his shoulder last Thursday
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
CONCRETE GATE

A very costly concrete gate has re- gently been installed in the Wormsey canal to serve those water users in the Hermosa tract south of town.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Rub the joints with BILLIARDS $ SNOW LINIMENT to relieve rheu- matism. It penetrates the flesh to the bone conveying its soothing and influence to the spot where the pain exists. Price 25c, soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Elvey x Huletts Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Summary-Struck out by Halbert. H. by Spikes. 10; walked by Halbert. 1: by Spikes. 2. Left on bases. Uni versity. :: Normal, :. Passed ball. Dean. 1: stolen base. Griffen, H. Two base hit. Riggs. Umpire. Ed. Carr. Time of game. one hour and thirty minutes.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
CASA IOMA GUESTS

Those registered at the Casa Loma yesterday were: B. Anderson. Thorix;
 Ahart Shin, Thelma; O. M. Aliens. Tucson: J. W. Bennie, Jr., Tucson. IT. M Cochran. Tucson: George
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
FROM PHOENIX

George Mintz. of Phoenix. was Tempe visitor yesterday. for the pur- pose of attending the. funeral of Chris Jacobsen.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
Got My Sore Foot
 in it Right!-- !--TIZ"
"A TiZ Bath, My Boy. TIE Bath! You Can't Beat IL for Sore Feet,
 Corns and Bunions!"

Is this man tender foot? No. He is q, jov-walker-onc who uses TIZ and gets from the feet happiness one never felt before
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
NEW DIRECTORY.

The Consolidated telephone has dis trbuted a March directory of all Mesa subscribers to their lines
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
NEWS NOTES.

Mir Jungermann of the high school faculty spent Saturday and Sunday in Tempe
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
GOES TO DOUGLAS.

R. S Longmore. left for Douglas yesterday evening where he will be installed as grand master of the state lodge of odd Fellows.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29
MUhATT0ES INCREASE IN WEST
-,. 4s:YIRGFNIA, -

Washington; August 27.-The per-
centage of .n1ulattoes among the Me-
gro population of West Virginia is In
creasing rapidly, according to figures
given out today by, the Census Bu-
reau and is higher than the percentage
in the country at large. Out of to-
tai of 64,173 Negroes in West Virginia
in 1910 there were 2o,S7s rlulattoes.
The percentage ,of mulattoes in 1910
was 2.5 compared with 1875 itl 1890
and 24.1 in 1870 The Census Bureau
in statement issued today says: 1T
may be noted, however, that an in
crease in the mulattoe element does
not necessarily imply increasing in
termixture with the whites, since the
children born of marriages between
blacks and -mulattees- would -he1nulat=
toes according to the Census defini-
ton .-~.--------'--
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29
OFFICIAL FLAG

Cleveland, Ohio, August 2S.-After
hearing vocalist In moWng-picture
how sing Every Race Has a Flag
But the Coon" Rev. J. Lennox, of this
city, q Bishop Of the Zion African
Evangelical Church, determined that
the colored people should have a flag.
Today he publicly exhibitd the result
Of weeks Of work Of designing an off,
cial emblem as striking as 1t is orig
inal.
The flag, religious in its signif-
canoe, is Of red, white, blue and pur-
pie. 1t carries 12 stars in field of
purple and has IL bars of red, white
and blue.
The purple represents the robe worn
by Christ just before the crucfixion
the red that NAough our sins be as
scarlet, they shall be made white as
snow" the white the purity of the
saints, and the blue the Negro's loyal
, ty TO the United States.
The IL bars represent the Apostles
and the minor prophets,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29

wanted to see a third party placed in
she field in Kansas. AS The matter
stands tonight, there will be no tt,ra
party. : ..h55'@ =,
Charles Sessions, Secretary Of State,
made a statement to the Council that
he believed that the law pro ,'ided tha
he should put the name Of w. H. Ta:t
at the head Of the Republican" tick Be-.
Roosevelt leaders declared ~mandamus
action will be brought in Court against
'E> Secretary. of State to compel hi;r
70 Leave off 5Taft's name. r.,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29
LNCOLN'S FORMER SERVANT

Joliet, ILL.,, August 27.-Eliza EARLY,
80 years old, colored, servant for 10
years in the family of President Abra-
ham Lincoln and the nurse of Robert
Todd Lincoln, was adjudged incurably
insane today by a Will County med
ical commission and ordered sent to
the asylum at Kankakee.
Born In slavery in North Carolina.
she was purchased by brother of
Mrs. Lincoln and acted as h,r maid at
the marriage to the martyred Presi-
dent. The aged woman left the Lin
CONS after the assassination Of ,he
President and came west with h.r
husband.
Her lease of life, the exam'ring ply
sicians say, is brief, and her journey
through life, which has included the
White House and the almhouse, VII,
undoubtedly end in an asylum.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29
T. r. Electors
WILL APPEAR ON REPUBLICAN
BALIlOl)ES. IN KANSAS UNLESS
SUPREME COURT DECIDES
, OTHE1sWIsE.

Topeka, Kan, August 27.-By a VOC
Of 80 to 62 the Republican party co1n-
|cil late tonight, defeated a resolution
to force the Roosevelt Electors on an
independent ticket.
The result of the vote means tha,:
the Roosevelt Presidential Electors
chosen In the recent state primary
will appear upon, the Republican bal
lots in the fall election unless the Su-
preme Court of the United States,
which is considering the case, rules
against them.
The defeated resolution was intro
duced by Robert. Stone, of Topeka. 1t
requested that the Roosevelt Presi-
Dental Electors get off the RepubIi-
can. ticket and get into the Independent
column. The Taft forces insisted
that the Roosevelt men should leave
the ticket while the Roosevelt men
were equally firm in their determina-
ton to hold the Roosevelt Electors on.
Full discussion was allowed in a de-
sire for, party harmony.
Today was, a busy day politically In
Topeka; Conferences of the RepubIi-
can, Democratic and Socialist nomi-
nees were held and platforms were
adopted by all.
The action of the Republican coun-
ell, which is made up of Leading Re-
publicans of the state, including United
States Senator Bristow, Congressman
Victor Murdock and Governor Stubbs,
followed the adoption of resolution
by the. state committee today asking
, the Roosevelt Electors to resign. The
action Of the committee was merely a
suggestion to the council.
In the council tonight many Pro
eressives voted to have the Roosevelt
E!e ctors resign because they said they
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29

black delegation made threat of
what the black man in the north
and east would do. He did not
know the temper of the Saxon. 1t
was untactful. The colored broth
er was too proud of the seats
which he held and the committee
places he filled. from aristocratic
Rhode Island and Narraganset Bay
and from New Jersey which had
known no black man in all the
years from Grant to Taft, to take
any stock in state whose colored
men had by their own hands pulled
down the pillars of the temple.
They would not risk their political
salvation by adopting any slogan
such as our untactful representa-
tive advised: seat all or none
The committee on credentials
was told that no regularity was
claimed. 1t was also told by the
same speaker for the mixed dclega-
tion that no threat was needed ::
that southern men who do not be-
lleve in the participation in pub
llc affairs Of negroes would despise
Col. Roosevelt, where they had
either hated or admired, if he
should strike down the men upon
whom he had leaned so heavily a
month ago. The committee took
three ballots to get united and fin
ally seated the Fridge delegation
II to 16. .'...
1.-The convention eliminated or
disavowed the word white in the
Fridge call and SO no one could
claim to have been hurt by the fin
al outcome. So.
The convention had little time
to stop to consider the claims of
any one small element Of the popu-
latlon. 1t expressed itself for wo-
men, for the laborer and artisan
and all who toll with brain and
Drawn. 1t included in it's great
promises the black man and the
red. 1t was a grand gathering the
most wonderful in some respects
that ever was convened.
: lin another article [ shall at
tempt to describe the marvellous
many sided, peculiar genius whose
word was it's law, though he claim
ed only to be advising and the
gathering Of the men Of money and
brains who follow his brilliant but
erratic course to victory or obliv-
ion" .....,.:..'...
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29
- Us 49, " rSa". ,~.'-ra -sc -. w
REPUBLICS ARE FRIENDLY
Hayti and San Domingo on Best OF
Terms, Says Commission.

San Domingo, August 24.-The rela-
tions between the Dominican Repub-
lie and Haiti have been placed on a
much more friendly footing by the
visit Of Dominican Government Com
mission to Haiti. The Commissioners
returned here yesterday and reported
they had been received with the ut
most cordialfty by the Haitian Gov
ernment officials and that any idea of
hostility between the two republics
was baseless.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29

RIFLES ARE SEIZED ...' .....
" Custom OfficiaIs--Thought ts
Have Been For Haytian Reyo-
IutiOndstS

Kingston, Jamaica, August .24.-A
shipment of rifles, believed, to have
been intended for Haiti. was seized
today by the customs authorities here
on board the British schooner Barth
oldi, which was clearing for a gull
port. Considerable activity prevails
among the Haitian exiles here, indi-
eating that an attempt probably will
be made by followers Of Antoine ST.
mon to foster a revolution.
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Continued on Page Two)
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-29
COLORED HOSPITAL
Commissioners Make DIR. Barnett'a
Hospital Official Ono for
SgrOS,

Huntington, August 28.--The board
Of commissioners designated the hos
pital of DR.. G. G. Barnett as the city
Negro hospital, at a meeting this af-
teinoon. No other business was tram
sacted by the board,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
Ssrnebjemsinteresie

Oo ieg ifren nit StDffe / Gan.
lferen" Rr. 43 bar oct me0 Boitor
SersiIos Snoberetnin9 til Qarsme.
bet ! Blair for Die, oe Der flyer
ban, at noele al Siemmenes 8ern
orbei6er noe oe andre bjemme,
og DIR. Otto Qarien ifriper oct
lornme ! lit Stpffe | vDanferen"
Rr. as, fna oeri Far iee life imo6
beore Bfoen6e, begnaet nogen Sell,
iom Mr. 0arien merer, men mar
leg ifrep, of loar ct Siem Dor
foa beIoiet itillet at bope ino me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
SOloater.

Snao er Der pon 5prSe u0enfor2
9lnnot De pentenoe gotienter Ter
man plitOielig en- bel Del 5olon.
ter. geo nsiere Gfteripn ier man,
at De fommer bpren0e meo to 9aa.
rer, poo bpiIfe Der lieger ipee
SoIOotgr, ben enc iomreoe iig bit.
5no trG0er en- l~lnoerofiicer. esr
itrdmt &onnsr og operrptfer mig
en- Wonoarins giiitfort meo On.
mo0ning ON at bebnrole De inn.
reoe SOlooter. Won Foor at pi0e,
at De err blenne ioareoe | Qonpens
peo Gmong+bo (mi6tneis melem
6n.fifbdn og Bi.fon), 6oor 9e.
foGfningen bar eiort Oprsr MOB
Aegeringen. geo 9ebnnolingen al
De idnreoe SoIonter fanr man en-
fpog Selelie al en- aries ltbpgge.
10 Of Solooterne mnn mo pon
&ofpitnlet, foo mart Der bIiper
Bloos; be andre fan bebonOIes /
Boliflinifen.
timber DpboIoet poa 5oipitalet
bar be beege Ipttet meo @I9oe til
Goongeliet. Zen enc, Der Ioo I
Seng CIR. 2, er uoifrepet; bet bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19

get 2onO, at nogle af De tore
9rer9e moatie 6iGlpe bienmne, lou
bar Oct bel %ooeroeiet at ieg ifreo
Orenge, for i bette Spareper-
gesipergsmoal fan Rigerne i al-
min0eligbe0 6a fife fomme / Be
troatning, t6i bUilfen Bige fan
ira Il til Is 9ors al0eren legge
noget til Sfoe al Ell @ennemn IS
lon al 50 ON ll0en Geo gear efter
2enSiouboloene / @nllpacn, @is.),
% tan ser oeo 5Gio % megen 5or.
mfft ipare5 Iiot up. ia ioa bl1rOe
Oct poa Ifennes Oeo at luoe beuoe
be6oloe oct. 0e al 9iemmenes gi.
gebsrn, ion ar6eioer biemme, en-.
ten De ioar oeres aI90er og onoet,
5ooo Der bsrer til oeres llnoerboI0,
iom GeOerIag for 0eres ArbeI0e,
eaer De ioar tiliparenoe Con %
ieIo MAJ betale for oette, Set fan
pit omtrent goa lige op, bog iD-
mes ieg 6e0it ON oct iioite.
Men leg fan NOT ie, at oct par
oenne 0~rengebiplp 6iemme, DIR.
2orieu elf ioit poo; oct bar ga
Iongt ira, at oct iflloe ioritoos /
minoite Waa0e iOm Ell 6orfleineI.
ie moo Siemmet / elf 9orn eller
5ontaH0eren Ser, men ieg flnr0e
meo min be6ite Billie fife ie an.
Der. emo at oet maotte pare 9ren.
gene. Eaitor Sersil0 iprIig boooe
/ Sanfer, noar BAN ifrep, al ben
8eitemmeIie fra forri8e aor, an.
goaen0e Soerifltooet Of, booo 9er.
meme fortiente, iottes / en- 9ant
oio. life ipntes at o9re beIoig al
ben 8uno, at enten ifuloe De
Born. Ser arbeioe0e biemne baoe
Con eIler oeioa li0e llret / 6orbolO
til Dem. Der tiente, % oct mente ieg,
at ifal nogIe Born arbei0e biem.
me, ioo Lao Dem fao Detailing ior
IOeres arbeioe Ggeiom De, Der tie.
ner.
Mr. 9arien ffriper ON 1renge.
Der er noe 6eIe aaret, og andre,
Der fun err noe ON Sommeren. at
ban ipnes life oct er ret at foite
Sisie iioite belle 8interen for ingen.
tina; mel, aanife pit. men 9iener
Oe life Seres 5e6e. ia, ioo goar
ben 10 ira Ooerifii0Set. Oct Oro
Suerifito itoor for mig iom fun
iiutpel Retfnr6isbeO, at bet er boer
Grengs Oe giges belt 90 ubcifoo.
ret.
Sea ifreo life, at Der er 9srn,
fom b9rer SAD til Sienmene +;
@lio biplpe, at oct life itoI ife.
SIR. 9orien pf nof lrie igen o.
ie. boiIfen 6orbin6eIie ieg nupne.
De bette Orb. 9lt Der er itore gern,
Der alto er gInSe pe0 6eres gork
Ie Stem ioa bel / gGf Sorn ion /
@oupaoo, BET tror ieg fuI6t pei;
hmoe ri BLOT ino ri9tis mango
ioooonne, Der oltio meo Saono,
Nun6 % 9ierte oil minOes Silent
meme me0 5of. Spiffen geIfigneI.
iel
Deb fprIio Silien til ale 9sr.
nebiemsoenner.
s. q. an6erien.
OleonOer, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
NnOnBmitet.

som man oe0, er 10anlteren"
fife imo0 9nonpmitet / i'm al.
minoeligbeo. goaoe Den enc og Den
nnoen ifal ioa gerne foa Son at ifri.
be ! 9ldOet uoen at i9tte iitgaapn
imoer.
Nen = merf Del islgenoe BE.
tingelier for at tunne foo anorrpme
SrO'enOelier optaget.
8i bar flere @onge giort op.
mPrtiom pon, OF Den anorDme
Snoienoer nltio nlaa opgipe gtoon
og 40resie til gln0et, ioa 8eOof.
teren fnn poe, buem ban bar meo
al gore.
06en BET er fife ben eneite BE.
tineelie.
enbper nil fltnne forifao, OF
gfuOet pnatoger lig itsrre Auioor
for anonDme4r tIfIer END for 4rtifIer,
iom 5orfotteren ietter JioOH og
a0resie unoer. Oerior filler pi
iterre arap pua Gpgtig6eo til ano.
nDqIle Artifler emo til anore.
Og ononpme artifIer mno Iom
aeeel bore itrengt ugliee, fife
perfenlige.
81 bor / ben ienere Lib moota.
get ct Yor ~Snoieuoelier ira 9e9no,
iom peI bar opgipet os 9oapn os
aoresie. men ion uOen 9tauns
unoerifrift ~fritfierer naungiDnePer-
Toner og 5olfeflosier.
Won oil ifen1e, at bette bar zig.
beo meo fra ct 9ogboLo elIer Stiul
at taite Sten pno 9rlige oeIforenOe.
Det goor life, 8enner, oct fan
DIT" life bore nleo til.
Den enc Sroienoer ifriper: Seq
peo, OF bette 8la0 life er 9eifte.
ouffe for 6perfen ben enc eIler Den
onOen, ioa ieg laOer Stpffet gon
i'm Sang til rette oeofommenOe. "
2nO bette bore innOt, men ui
loOer oct ioa oeion gGloe, noor
oemne Nono tr9ffe / Striffenl
9eei fore Snoienoerl oil ri it'll.
Ie os / aenpernes Rpffe, ioo
foo Os meO &oIger Dnnife Iiee:
Seq fngter meo uaben Bonoe
for, booo ieg for aIpor tror."
SnO os enOnu tilfsje, at ri let
life tror bperfen os ieln eaer
9rniterne bpDoe oner aritif. Nen
ifnI oct bore aritif, fnn Lao oct
blipe arftif, Der bun6er.
Oct fsrite arap, Der oltio mao
titles til Grftif, er, at ben er I'm.
~berisgenOe, innobeosisgenoe, Om.
~fnttenoe, gnor til 8un6s | en- Sag.
Hdar aritiften er of ben rette
Dirt, ion fpnes Di ON ben; tbi %
er ben beIpren6e oe op0rngenoe
Nten er ben ~operfldoiif, mener
at firtoe Sell baooe FER oe Der uOen
at utoerisge, Deie og 0rsfte, ioo
er ben pRrre en6 ineen aritif;
fbi toa 6rilIer og opirrer cen blot
og ofiteofodnmer Srgtte.
Nltind ffrip Blot nrrorrpnit,
bpem Der bar 2yt, men insIist o.
fnolebes, at bet tan tiere baa0e
Qpferne og 8Iooet, iaaleoes, at
Oct fan ftifte @apn.
aritiier finn, bpem Der tror Zig
Dpgtig 6ertiI - tbi aritif fr9per
Epgtigbeo - og oil 6u fpre poo
nopngfpne Berioner, ian per ioa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
9anlt %2agemisiiOn / Selma.

) 6enne 3i0, % ale o~plDite9lois.
I9ieres 5anfer iponli9t gnar til
aino, oil neOenitaoen6e Sf.lOrine
al oanit 2e8emisIion / Nanobu.
riet iiftert intereSiere.
en- al @ooe0ifotionerne pna ben
oonife Dtisiionsmart / aina er
9lirtuug, ben itore 80 Oe6 goIu-
flooens Nunoing, JON bar ct al
9entrerne ben uisiife.iapanife
arig. ser orbeiOer foru6en V2is.
iionpr 8pff (ira 8ouiiIO oeo Sol.
oing) be to oonffe 9egemisiionp.
rer elIerbpf og BARREN, Der ber
bar bpeget ct itort, mooerne so.
fpitnI me0 tiIbsren6e Boliflinif.
Roget al bet frpgteligite al alt frDg.
teIigt | aina er ben tineiiffe o999e-
funit". Get er oerfor intet rnoer,
at 9efolfningen trooS mango 5or.
BONNIE og itort Hooeboo itremmer
til De onnite frfitne Eager | itore
'Sforer boer Gag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19

goo n itille big ieIO aaben irem
Tor Sfuo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19

- 80
iigt og oinOe 9enner, ia 9eunorere.
Sans peronlige 6orbolO lfal
ri BOG life goa nermere mo poa =
oct muo / iaa 6euieen0e O9re til.
itruffeligt at 6enerfe. at ban 10
fife ct p%erionlig fenot ifploig i.
ae6 al Stemmer eaer anOen 5or-
brp0elie
% perionli8 be6eoer @onon
rimeligois fife Dor @eOieleIie.
San er ioa 6sit pao Stroa, at ban
mot florer Jig. sim bans 9InieeIie
bar Ifot Sfoor.
Oct er 5ogen Der bar BE.
tgOuin9.
Gen bar lin prgerIioe SIDE.
9taar en- Jig Sag, iom 10 be.
rBrer ben beIe @ationens 9ere,
fommer op iii llnoeriegelie, iao
enlfeoe oi ollie at ie til 9un0s i
oen. 0g oct er netop, booo oi life
fan. Ger er pei faitet 2ps oner
Den, men Der or langt ira olnrin-
OeIig alnrbeo / ben.
9eo fgrite 5temmeginning / &c.
natet foIot Stemmerne Is moo 10
9orimers 6aosr.
6oooe Der oqret fulo aIarbeo
i 0en, ian moatte la goOt iom
ale Stemmerne 10 booe faIOet no
pao eet.
ge0 ben iioite Stemmeeioniue
iol0t Stemmerne 50 MOB % til
uguuit Tor 9orimer. 2ieeioa llo-
trpf for en- m0erlig ltfIorbeo.
@aer er oct muIigt at %foreitilIe
fla, at oe IS. 1om mn itemte for
at erfl9re 9orimers 9aIg for CPL
oigt, gior6e oct tro0s beore Ooer.
beOisnin9? Reppe.
Men bar Senotet fife funnel
opnaa fuIO alarbeo oenne Gag.
bOoroon ifiiGoe ioo Den itore ii.
ientligbeo tlmne 0etl
aun cen eng er gonife flart:
at De iIdte, JON CT iuOuitlet i ben.
ne Sog. bar giort mere for at fin.
Ie SonObeoen emo FOR at l9gge ben
irem ! 2piet. Get er iom for:
n6oer ben, iom sOer onot, booer
21iet % fommer fife til 9piet, at
Bans @ermiuger fife ffltIle req.
ies."
5et ira oenne Sioe MAJ man
grue ior al ben 2egn % 6ortieIie
al Saa0beOen, al Den 0ieneO %
anoet onot, Der ~ifiuler Jig bag
ON en- iooOan Sag.
9ien 5agen maa ogiao ies fra
en- onOen SIDE.
Der er Dog toget meo 9loor %
iait @aano poa galgfuif, 9eitif-
feiier oe Sob ni Stenmer.
llocn Senign til, 5oao SfpIo
Der faIOer eIer fife inloer pan
2Ormer ielD, ian bar Senotet ei.
ter oen guln6igit muIi9e lln6er.
'sgele oeo tort 6lertnl itemplet
9orimers GGls iom uIooIiet al ben
@nmo. Tom ben goHle, prp9r0ige
Senotor ira Sainois u0talte, at
Der efter 6eres Ooerbeoisning er
|brugt forrilpte Weto0er og Ri0Ier
for Of oprno bans golg.
Og oi0ere bar boa0e Seiatet
oe for sorigt 2nn6ets IeOenoe
Neno. ia, ben belle gcfolfning
UNDER belle Ben Sngs Sang pit,
OF fan man emo life obiolit fires
moo 9algiUin6el. ioa ital iligt
reOies. nnar % bpor iom BELT BET
fan brinees for spiet.
Ger er life boerfen itor 9gre
eaer ginoing at opnoa oe0 at febe
Stemmer til Ct bsit embe6e, noor
DeOfommenoe ifaI ppre u6iot FOR,
at oct itnl foo ct lloiol6, iOqn oct
bor fooet FOR 2orimer.
Og enoelig - tntet argument
for oirefte @alg Of II. 2. Senn.
torer furOe babe frernmet Den Gag,
fom 2orimer. Sogen bar giort BET.
ll0foIoet of 2orimer-S agen er
obioIut ct glus for iuno qrlig
EoffennIn iii norp heicite nn(itiffe