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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
Success Under Difficulties
Riches Got Up by Right.
BY MADISON c. PETERS

right. If there were no desire for
wealth there would be no need of 1t
It would soon cease to exist at all
and society would go back to state
Of actual barbarism.
Be determined to get on IN the
world Go at your business with all
the vigOr and all the brains you pos
sess. Remember that every man
stands or falls by himself. Individual
manhood is what tells. You cannot
legislate prosperity. To succeed you
must pay the price-hard work! How
DO men get on? BY cultivatinS the
higher attributes of manhood. Brain
power always takes precedence OF
mere brute force stop your clamOr-
ing for higher wages and fewer hours
of work per day and devote your
time to learning how to do better
work, which alone leads to that pros
perity which complaining never wins
Have Hobby.
Make the best bargain you can for
yourself. Take care of your health
Listen to reason. Live slowly. Think
highly Look to the Titles. Be mas
ter. Have a hobby. Assert your in
Don't run with the crowd Be some
body by standing for something
Grapple like a man and you Will be
man. Remember that while every
thing is crowded down stairs, there
is p6nty of room at the top. No one
Gan Keep you out of ultimate success
but yourself Don't ask anybody 5
pardon for being in the world. Act as
though the world had waited for
your coming and you were personal
~ born to the task of performing a
grand part in il. If you have the will
you can go almost anywhere Your
tread may never shake Wall street
or your dying affect the markets Of
the globe. You may die money poor,
but rich according to what you are
and what you may have done to bless
the world
The unprincipled mans money does
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27

A GAMBLER committed suicide.
"a The pistol with which he
n did the deed was found ly-
ing on the passage in jeremiah 17:11,
which reads: LAS a partridge stitch
on eggs and hatcheth them not, so
he that getteth riches and not by
right. shall leave them in the midst
of his days, and at his end shall be
a fool" The partridge when her
eggs are destroyed takes possession Of
the nest and eggs of another bird and
when the proper parent comes she IS
expelled and therefore does not
hatch the eggs on which she sat; or if
she sits upon the nest until She
matches the young, they forSake their
false parent and associate with birds
of a feather, and so make the old par
fridge look very foolish as all her
promising brood desert her. The
prophet makes a practical application
so he that getteth riches and not
by right shall leave them in the midst
of his days and at his end shall be
a fool"
How much is this warning needed
in America, where fortunes are made
as by magic, not by right and how
often do we see that the money is not
enjoyed, but that like the partridge
which Matched out the eggs stolen
from the nest of other birds. so the
man who gathers for himself dishon-
est wealth sees his riches take to
themselves wings and fly away and he
stands out in the end like the par
fridge fool
when Money Is Blessing.
If money comes to you hOnOrably
and goes from you usefully, il is one
of the greatest blessings that you can
possess. The bible would not assure
US the The blessings of the Lord
maketh rich" if wealth were an evil
The desire for property with a view
to its right and legitimate use. is not
only not coYetoUs, but it is lawful and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
Thoughts Of Dr.. Wilson

w comparatively in public matter of
w national and the
politicians real ideas
than reference published during PnOd
dreamed of entering politics find out what "oOdIo"
Of and published
his mature years. leadership
significant
passages writings leaving headers judge
passages book of his we
find the following interesting paragraphs which are chronological
of their relation one
to another:
JOnan dogma that any
saddle making and work
needless sport to steady labor '1'''S
They we're agencies Of aTdof and muscle Without sensiby
campaign of reason it was campaign
P PIP R without experience and interested ON" " ''-' ~
..on Isson sa by and president si9R a s high
his Kitchen cabinet were got together
has ever since been the rh American politics"
Jackson political the belong the
spo either the dsoHns the
jackson put Of politicians of
IT ~as n thus unwinEly thst he us national politics
fundamental the
constitution meant arrangement government;
sustaining not creature of the states but the organ the
and such principles of law should be
interpreter Of its meaning StamanHe wisdom unqiOnaby
soluble iHusO1y partnership federal
disuble only By revolution No
the P t nad and nation build up the great fabric Of
tuton upon which we mad Ig So Ia 7t fT the
Upon any ether plan we should 6 nave n s g @ % for
a tas fSs nna had as1f5 8d be doubted " TN"
Irb doctrine that the states had individually become sovereign bodies when
they emerged from their condition subsection colonies
lost their individual sovereignty by entering the union
by the
nnion most yielded theoretical opinion might legally
withdraw from government option practical
patriotic objections urge Every state OF group OF states which had grievance
England the federal policy
new ground; Hayn occupied
toward which the greater part OF the nation advancing we
6 asgPSh RSH'' was ''''' presently ' '
cratic BANQUET fsrsons birthday 1880 oa were proposed which snacEsd
very strongly OF state sOVergy IOnoeu 10 ln
emphasis His toast Our federal union it must
called president
ng 5oD Of blood shall be shed there opposition
hand engaged in treason
What to expect from the executive"
Following
hazards if Necessary by the use fG521a much Ss0f as might be nsssia
have Discretionary power on the duty is fPD1y pronounced s
their object dsunOn and sunion armed
is
incapable of entertaining
ons but he did claim the right to read and interpret that instrument himself
of politics"
All of which respectfully submitted by Dr. Woodrow Wilson, Democratic
for the presidency And thus endeth the first lesson
What the press by independence day casual
215 dead and 5o92 wounded 1903,
reduction Of than wOds Concerted intelligent action
viii accomplish almost change uprising of public sentiment
city police court for sitting on the lawn Central park with the thermometer
killing
park
be used is a mighty excuse
perpetual becoming real expert
greater importance valley
people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
QUAKER MEDIrATIONs.
(Philadelphia Record.l

Never tell two girls they look alike,
unless you want to insult them both
Many man is so small that even
his opinion of himself doesn't fit him.
You never suspect all a mans mani
fold virtues till you marry his widow.
Wearing shoes too small for her is
responsible for many a woman's signs.
It's easy enough to throw dust in
the average mans eyes, il it's gold
dust.
Conscience is a still. small voice that
is always on the job the next morning.
No. Maude. dear: there is no similar
ity between buying a thins for a song
and giving your note for it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27

The Florida key is q peculiar one made
out Of coral. and is almost as big as an
old-fashioned New England house key.
Florida ships oranges, grapefruit, ALI
gators and cigars to the world. If it were
not for Florida, mankind would be able
to swear off smoking. In fact, this would
be almost necessary. Florida also con
tains the oldest city in the United States
st Augustine-which is one of the
celebrated sleeping beauties. The
metropolis of the state is jacksonville,
which has grown out of general stores
into skyscraPers in the last 10 years.
The capital is Tallahassee, of which nc
more is known.
Florida IS now very prosperous Buy
ing Florida land is a national diversion
and selling Florida land is one Of the
surest roads to wealth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
"ODnA BY GEORGE FITCH
I A0ANAA11A Author OF "At Good Old Siwasb'
Copyright. 1912. by George MathevAdama.)

~ LORIDA is a vast expanse of
n water, sand and climate, which
L sticks out about 400 miles into the
ocean at the southeast corner of the
nation, and is as hard to dodge as a sore
thumb For many years it was the
vermiform appendix of the United States
No particular use for it was known, and
the Seminole indians kept it in a con-
slant state of inflammation. 1t IS now
being extensively cultivated, however,
and is growing faster than any other
southern state, though goodness knows
it needs to, having only 10000 souls
and a few thousand hOtelSeepers.
Florida was discovered by Ponce de
Leon almost 400 years ago and imme-
diatelv became famous for its wonderful
climate. Ever since then people have
been going to Florida to enjoy the climate
and coming back to enjoy society. This
shows Florida's simplicity. In Cali
fornia the man who arrives to enjoy
the climate is treated so Hospitality that
he never saves money enough to come
back
However, in the past few years a few
great hotels have been built in Florida,
and it is now possible to 90 down there
swelIed all out of shape with money and
be successfully treated for the affection
in a very few weeks.
Florida IS divided equally into timber,
swamps and orange groves. 1t contains
the Everglades, the greatest swamp in
America. 1t is so large that the agri-
cultural department almost got mired IN
it recently. It also contains the only
sea railroad in the world, running to Key
West over 100 miles Of water and keys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
THE POLICEMAN
By William F. Kirk

rVF. walks all alone IN the night time,
~ With eyes ever ready to see.
\ = We hear no tread; we are safe IN bed
If we aren't we ought to be.
There Is death IN many hallway;
Who knows 1t better than he?
lis cherries vigil the bluecoat keeps
But 'coppers are crooks. says the man who sleeps.
He stands IN the heat of the city.
Where traffic plays havoc with brains,
The staggering sot and the dmPed dot
He guides through the choked-up lanes.
His reward the smile of baby.
Or drunken curse for his pains.
Here's to the heroes outside of books
The thousands of ''coppers who aren't crooks!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
GLOBE SIGHTS.
CAtchison Globe.)

A number of town people want to
be farmers, but there are more who
would like to be retired farmers
There is so much useful work to do
that the marching club has some diff
Guilty locating a suitable excuse.
Winning on q foul may not be con-
vincing evidence of superiority, but it
is preferable to losing that way
Be cheerful, of course, but not to
the extent of trying to make everyone
Join in your chorus of hilarity.
Ny wife is an excellent woman; she
will do anything 1 ask if she wants
TO-" said Link Preston this morning.
While 1 never could work up much
interest in the Colonies writing, I have
long been an admirer Of the fancy price
he gets for it.''-Rufe Hoskins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27

lingerie dress and the tailored suit.
The Iingeries dresses are almost en-
tfrely designed and made By women.
The other garments on the contrary
always are cut by men and most OF
the work excepting some of the minor
details of finishing, is done by expert
men tailOrs The establishment where
the better and medium classes OF
readymade garments for women are
manufactured are well equipped. up
tOdate factories. with at least fair at
tention to the health and comfort OF
their workers. The old sweatshOp con-
dftions furnish little If any Of the
vOmen's clothing now on sale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
UNCLE Waits DENATURED POEM
Superf1uouS Men
By Walt Mason.

world would be better wOt if the
who asanein wouldsu
lapse and never more around industrious chaps with
sound life
spring if people who knew how would efforts to sing Inc
rumbngs
colarbOne would be
likely
makt of the that
who the
tomb life would nOb, people
dstiley when through
a elunchin your face
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
JOURNAL ENTRIES.

IIUpehd JOuTudI-J
Bull medicines and ignorance are
almost synonymous.
An easy way 10 get man angry is
TO call his bluff
All work and no play is bad enough
but the reverse is worse.
Bald headed men who say they don't
care about il are seldom sincere
The keener man is for the best of
II, the more insistent he is that the
other fellows play fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27
One-Sentence Philosophy
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

New York Press-)
The worse brain a man has the more
his wife can attribute it to his good
heart.
a man never knows how to appreci-
ate the children and a woman low
not to.
The Oftener a girl learns to swim
well the oftener she likes to have a
man teach her.
Good coffee may not be able to pre-
serve happy families. but bad coffee
can break them up.
man as never ashamed to say he
neglected business for a baseball game
the way he is for a civic meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-27

TLURTYsECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION
Superior efeae Nico
c. and 5 ercentP esid
cas- = 2
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
Rontenegros &onge.
@n fOrSrinsslss @ajeitGt.

5 mere emo 80 aor bar Gtitolous
Den 6srite beritet oOer Solicit / De
iorte 9ierges 2ano, 90 Den Dag,
oo ban Loo i'm 8eionot / aonlton'
tinopeI ertlGre 1prfiet arig, par
bans 7toarige 660ieISOog.
Song geitolnlls' LANCE 2rp 6or
uqret rigt pao Beg penbeOer; ban
bar giort 1t ca. 5000 apoOratfilo.
meter Itore 2ano meo bets aoart.
million Menneifer uoTbpngigt %
gioet oct ct aon9eriges 3aon, %
ban bar aiort fin 6amilie iGunbpr.
dig meo europas spri9e 9pnoitier
% gernlen line Detre fnpttet faite
9aono meo oisie. gaen tro0S al
6rengnng oa Nle0ber bar ban be.
ooret iine igone 8aner og i6rer
oct iomme tarbelige % lpariomme.
Iioe Qio iom oltiO; bar ban life
Or0ener, niDoe BAN life / aIeoe'
oraat ooitifle iia ira 6Iertallet al
fine lln0eriaatter.
a1ereoe ar. 6 itaor BAN op, og
boer Rorgen tnger ban 8loos uoen'
for Den uanieIige gpgning, Der bG.
rer 0aon of ct aongeilot, for at
bore poa aldger og giOe gooe Jiooo
% / oct belle toget lnone Ore til
enboer, Der bnr noget pon Sierte.
Derefter goor ban, leoinget al en-
lille 6ep9bnet Sfore, en- Snr gent
mem gDen, og 81. IL prGcis mo-
taaer ban lit in9enlnnoe ooeroan'
oiae MfoOogsmaoItio. Derefter bpi'
Ter Sans fongelige montenegrinife
WoieIt@t lfot for ienere at foretoge
en- Spooferetur itoen for 9pen. ai'
tenen tilbringe ban / lit arbeiosnG'
reIie, oe naar He9erings 5orret'
nfraerne er til SIDE, bengiper ban
fla til fin Observation-Disclosures DICT
nina. 90 Gong RifoIois ben 5sr'
fte er iom Digter flere al bans Sfue-
ipfl er Itooige @lasieitpffer poa
ilopiffe Scener, og enfelte al BENT,
ion I. gfs. .galtan G5arefpno", ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

#6gplOOeret# SaaOn.
&amt# .gpnet.

9e6en6aon, 90. Oftober. 0anif
.aeronoiti'f Selifob 6ar ira ben
.t9ife 9oQonferer, 4siesfor 9ticter,
mO0toget leIe9rom ON, at 8olon.
f9reren @uericfe, Ser tog 1. 8re-
'mie / 9ollonfonfurrencen fra Aor.
BUS % Ii9eIeoeS bleD Sir6erre /
.@oroon 9ennet. aopieilooien / Qnte.
rifa, / @oar er forulpffet tiGi9emeo
en- 4asio9er, 26itnant Stieler, oeo
@ros3enboin i So6ien.
Dresden, 20. Ofto6er. 9oaonen
Berlin IL, Der i Dag bar ite9et
.op ira gitterfiet0, e~rplo0ereoe i 81.
terulio0o9 ST. 2 pllrOielig / Rer.
beoen al Spo9nSberg oe0 @poiell-
balm.
8alonen oar fommen inc / nogle
lloeirsifper og er ion0iDnligois Bic
ben rant al 2pnet. "a man nooe-
De ben til oct Ste0, 6por 9oQonen
bar itprtet ne0, iort0t man De to
8asiogerer. bois Goob ON 6ielp
man bopoe funnel 6sre, mems Be
itDrte6e neO, %Gi9gen0e u0en 2ios-
tegn. &c oor bIeben in0oifle0e /
Stlmperne Of 9olonen, o9 2igene
bang no ooer 3an0en al @on0olen.
Gen enc al Dem bobOe breffet SOL.
len, mems Den an0en 6oo0e ioaet
9enet fnllit at en- S~GtbeboI0er.
De poogplOen0e bar OOeringe.
nisr @llericfe o9 26itnant Stieler.
Ni oct iterft 6effooige0e SgiOe-
barometer funoe man lie, at goGlo.
men booOe opret oppe | en- SsiOe al
5000 Ufeter o9 0erefter pluoielig
bar iteget til 5000 Meter. gaGon.
~fsreren bar %formentl.g bait / Sim
0e at goo ober llpeirS'fperne, men
9olGonen er % bleoen rant al 81.
net.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

ban life 6oDOe reiit, 0eroeo nemlig.
at ban iiffert BIT beOe mere for Qfe-
nig6e0en. 8roen ifal ooiao uof per
ieire.
8oitor s. @5riitenien, @eitbroof,
DE, @oitor gt. s. 2labero, @orce-
tier, @osi4 % @aitar 8. 5oerien,
5nlmoitt6, Q}e., bill / 0enife 8iO
ififteois betiene @enig5e0en, iaa ri
er life lao ooorligt itiaet | Den Get-
ming.
Sicrtelig 6ilien til 0onTferen8
2Giere.
@n t~ofnemmelig 0eItoger i Soften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
MisiionsmpSe.

Om @u0 nil, blioer Der Missions.
m60e / ct. 5obannes M~eniq6eo oe6
5arminqton, Minn.. ira 22.-24..
Jtooember.
oSerre, poo DIT Orb pile ri no.
ltofoite @ornet."
@n fprliq 5~nobpoelie til allie.
8oa @eniabe0en5 9e9ne.
e. ID. Beteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

o%oeriatte poa 3pIt. 56r 81. II Iig-
ger aongen ! 9teglen / lin Seng.
Som aongen er forOringsI6S / IT,
he 9ipsooner er ogioa bans llnOer-
Iaatter oct; ser inof6res oo ogioo
finn for ca. 6 Will. str. frenuneoe
gorer ON aoret, meoens l1Ofgrilen
naturligois er langt ringere og fun
6elSber Jig til ca. 212 MilI. ar.
"a en- irenn1eo Diplomat Ell Song
oper for aongen u0tolte lin 5orun-
bring ooer, at Der finn lr0fertes ioo
faa montene9rinife 6rembringelier
of 2ouoet o0 oennem0if 2iiten oper
0en, ioq0e 8ongen til it0it iniIen.
De.
- So, men De %9lenner 10 mine
8gtrel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

ell Of Men.g6eoen8 Ne0Iemmer, /
2lnleoning of StifteIiesfeIten, blep
ofiun9en;
9teo til getbonio ioo on i 9too0e,
SeIo om oi rin9e o9 breitfulOe Itoo.
gllt, 6po0 iom tiente boer,
Sim til gel % 9ooOe,
Sen6te on gauntlet
8or 5a0er GOD.
9prIigt 6u ioo til o8 ne0 ira oct
b6ie,
gteO TIL en- fol0en og ipu0ig Soro.
3of; for Din gtaaOe iom
Sio0p os / Dor Ngie.
.Saf for Din 6reIie
.Og Goriets ORD.
Derfor en- 9ooiong ifol, Serren til
2Gre,
.2D0e fra 8onite / Bolton gp,
90 me6 en- 9gn ibIon0t
.StiIfe pi begpre:
Sfprm o8 fremoeles
Bag gin9erS 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05


Serbien ierit bIeo Ell fnlOt ieloiten.
dig Stot / 1878, fan man natur.
IieDis life TITLE itOre 5orOringer til
SerbienS StuOettter. 9llt bar oeret
prgget of De inpoa % oanifelige
6orboD0; % Gprfernes neiten 800
oorige 9erreo6mnle bar eiterIaOt
mango Spor, iom enom life er
borte. 9Grerne mnotte melt bente8
blalpot Serbere / uolon0et.
SooeOparten al De ierbiife Stu.
Oenter er fottige Oe toltngne til at
iege prioot 2rbeiOe, meOens De op.
boIoer ii9 peO l1nioeriiteter.
Der er 2 irenttrGoenoe Upper
blon0t Strt0enterne i 9elgroo, bar
Ell autoritet iogt. Ser er ferit Stu.
oenten, Iom iBger at trpnge fig mo
allie gegne og life brpOer Jig on
at orbei0e. Sans @~algipro9 er at
flare Jig for en6per Yris % more
fig iaa meget iom muIigt. Sm
er Ii9e gIaO meo, boem Der regerer
/ 2onoet, men bar oite ll0Iigt til
at tofnne frem I oct offentlige
Gin.
De on0en er belt og fllOt 30
Iitifer. San brpOer fig life ON
lit Dore, men Iooer Sfe9 oOfie
og befpmrer Jig fife ON line ale-
Ser. SG6Donlig er ban 6ritGnter
og / boert 8oDO / Teorien, og noor
oct gploer bom ieIo, en- 6tIbGnger
of 6ribe0en. 5 politiif @enieen0e
er bon ofte ro6ifoI, til 6iOer emo.
og renollltion9r.
San er / Oppoiiton til enbOer
He9ering, brioer lin 1fO % line
Feige til 4oiier og politiife SIN
peifrifter. 3eligion og @orol ipiI-
Ter ol0ria no0en Oioere ]tolle for
bom.
Der er Dog maoife ct on0et Spn
poa Stuoenterne. iom or lanoere,
flyer 5orfotteren / a6be 5tuOent
@orG0". Der er nogle blan0t Dem,
iom gaor op / Oct rationale. iom
t9mper FOR, at ale Ser6ere mao
blipe foreneOe; o9 anOre. ior boem
ioeialiitiife, repibIifanlfe 90 rcoolu-
tionGre Soealer er Sooeo'o9en. ST.
gen at Dem bar i~pn6erli0e reIigieie
Slrteresier.
5 8ior 5oroar beiegte Sobn
Rott geIeroo og taIte 8 @onge til
Stuoenter. @n 5rugt 0erof er en-
lille triitelig 5orening for Stt6en'
ter, iom bar bolOt ngentlige Vteo-
lemsmeoer % uo9Ie ioa offentlige
Weoer if6en. 8orifelIi9e al Sin.
Neutrality-suspicious. UlGnO bar Ienere
beiegt 8pen; men eHonu er aft bette
f1rn en- ringe 9eqDnoeIie
s : =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

Sag 8in9ers 90.
s.
Iroen bar Seiret.
&oor inoebol0er Oisie ire imao
0rO DOG me9et, noar Oi tenfer ret
ooer Dem, % boor LOO De berli8t
for oS, oo 8oitor aier efter @lp0s-
tieneiten ON Aftenen TOM irem /
aorOBren o9 u0tolte Dem, imeOetS
10 meo itor Spen0ing, ri lao %
DeltteOe, mems Dor ao8ierer og Sol.
lefter bar in0e / Sufraitiet ior at
tGae0fferet, o9 oisie fuaDt amutter
ien0te5 Der iitfert mongt ct 9jerte.
inf op til Dor rige 6o0er ON, at
ban oil loOe Sroen ieire Oper IoiO-
len, tbi oct er 10 bog 6erom oct belle
0reier iig meO Senipn til at foa
Ben9e mo til @r08 3iges Arbei.
De; iaa mart Eoitor aier fom til
5pne / Dsren, er ieg Iifter poa,
at ilet in0en ngreOe EpiOl, tbi bans
4niigt talc0e ligeiaa tp0eligt JONI
0r0.
Baifor ajpr troo0te altiaa frem
aor0sren meo Oe Or0: Iroen
bar ferret; ri boo ON 1925,
men fit $175.45. 8of for 6G6iels.
Oogsgaoen, 8emler, 5 bar fife ifui-
Jet %. Der oor en- un0erIig Stil-
6eO / 8irfen ct gieblif, % Oa ite9
iiffert / Stil6e0 inoerlige Iotii9el.
Ter op.
5olf 6op0e pit Ell 5slelie al, at
Der bar li0t mere / @ere, tbi Der
bar fife nogen ierli9 SaitpGrf meo
at tomme no; oct bleo Iaa foreIloo.
ct, at 81 ifuDOe ipnge: @ito meo
e0er, til ri ies igen; miot nftoer
Sanger gif Dor Solicitor op % Itof
Baitor Gier en- aonoollt / 9aon.
Den. SDoo mon Der nu par poa
6er0e9 SO, oi 6aDoe foaet ms
ON, at Den 81. Rooember bo0oer
Boltor aiGrS 6oreIore @ul0brpl.
IMP bienrme / 9anmorf, % Der,
mente ri BOG, ban bur0e bore meo,
og 0erfor bIep Der lfillineet li6t
iunmen, in0til Der fom $3.50 /
ooenn9pnte aonpolut, iaa 6ebeoer
lea bel life paa onoen Y2ao0e at
preoe poa at ifroe ifsnne OrO ON,
6oor GLADE oi er oe0, at ri bar
faoet Boitor 9ier til Bolton.
Sea er operbepiit ON, at 0enne
6eitOog i getbonia TENT oil glemmes
al Dem, iom par til SteOe, o9 ie9
er Gigeioo o%per6eoiit ON, at bet belle
gioroe ct mGgtigt SnOtrpf paa
ilere, iom moaife eaers life er me.
get moOtngeli9e for SitotrDf; tbi
Oe fon Dog oe0 0enne 9ejligbeo /
ioa ner 9erering meO ariiti a9r.
liQbeo, iao De life go0t fuutoe uno-
oau at mprfe li0t al 8ormen ira
ben.
aaere0e ben % Oftober ieiIeOe
Baitor 9i9r ira Bolton % pentes
ber tflboge lige fsr Sui. Get fne6
for Baitor aier at bIioe flor oper,
ON ban tilr6e oooe at reiie lige M,
ru oct ier no iom en- bel Del al
bore 9on0smnno Dor facet begDnOt
at fno 2pit til at fomme / airte,
og Der bar ogion en- Del 9@ngitel.
ie | Nenigbeoen for, at arbeiOet
ifltIoe fomme III at Itoo TITLE imens.
Wien ieq tror nof, at ben if6nne
6eitnften bar en- itor 9eitprfelie for
allie, t6i oct inmme g9Goer 10 per
iom meo Bengeioger og olt onoet
in0en FOR Subs Riges @renier -
oct er Eroen, og life Dor foGoe
meilneifeIige 6~oriton0 o9 8ere9-
ming, Oct fonmter an poa / oct alt
%innrnten. Ses berte en- ltbtaleIie ira
en- al bore ii1ee, iom gIeoeoe mig
meget. nenIi9: Bnitor aipr fan
mnoite / De TO Mooleoer nere til
enoni mere 8eliignelfe for os, og
itorette enbnu mere for os etto orl