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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10
FALLS DYING IN DUEL
THOUGH NOT INJURED
Case Puzzles Pittsburg Doctors, for
Only Blank cartridges Were
Fired.

PITTsBURG, Oct. s.-As result
of a bloodless duel between Walter
Jonke, twenty-five, and John Honick,
twenty-three, late last night, the
death of Honlck is expected by physl-
clans, who are now puzzled by the
s,rangest case known In local medi-
cine annals.
Jonke and Honck mad been at odds
for several months. Finally they de-
sided to settle the feud with pistols
at thirty PAGES. Friends of the men,
however, prevailed upon the seconds
to substitute blank cartridges for ball
in the weapons to be used.
Late last night the two principals
with their seconds sentered an alley
in the rear Of South Twenty-ninth
S rect and took their places. At the
word both men began firing Sud
denly Honick crumpIed in a heap,
Thinking that a bail cartridge may
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10
3Os

"A IT the election Nov. Z a vote
n for 30S, Yes, will be a
vote for the proposition
of a state normal school at
Pendleton. In other words
our city is upon the ballot and
we champion a worthy cause.
The proposal is endorsed by
practically every educator in
the state and by most all men
and women who know the nor
nal school situation. There is
genuine belief on the part of
school folk that the eastern
Oregon normal should be at
this place. But a vast number
of voters are either ignorant
or indifferent to the facts in
the case. We must wake them
np and get them in line for
90S. If thev will but do so the
people of Pendleton NAV wage
4 personal campaign of great
effectiveness throughout the
state. Write to your friends
relatives and those with whom
YOU NAV be dealing. Send
them a folder and make a per-
sonal anpeal for favorable con-
sideration for our measure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10
SS-S@-S S-S-s-S~
THE DYNAMITE EATER

ACCORDING to a story pub
~ lished today from Samuel
]. Graham, assistant Uni
ted States attorney general,
Col. Roosevelt said some start
ling things in his speech at Bat
tie Creek.
Particular attention is call
ed to the fact the colonel said
that had he been president
when the Lusitania was sunk
he would have seized all Ger
man ships in American ports.
Had Roosevelt been presi-
dent and did as he says he
would have done we would
quickly have been involved in
war with Germany. There
were three German men of war
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10
THEIR CONDESCENSION

m HE following shows the
V manner in which the
Golden Special was view
ed by the New York World:
At a time when women may
vote for president in twelve
states there can be no possible
objection to the Hughes Wom-
ems Campaign Train, It en-
braces every luxuryof railroad
ing. It carries MANY seasoned
feminine orators. It is financ-
ed by some of the wealthiest
women in the world, not all of
them dissociated from men who
might hesitate tn start on a like
expedition, fearing publicity.
What is remarkable about
the enterprise is that it is paid
for. managed and in most Of its
aspects represented chiefly by
eastern women who never have
voted and, as some people
think. are never likely to vote
Ry this means, Fifth Avenue.
Newport, Riverside Drive Rit-
tenhouse Square. the Berk-
shires and the Orange Noun
tains hope to diffuse among the
voting women Of Wyoming. Co
dorado. Utah. Idaho, Washing
ton. California, Arizona. Kan
sas. Oregon, Nevada. Montana
and Illinois such evidences Of
eastern opinion, fashion and
culture, to saw nothing of pre-
iudice. as will necessarily re-
cult in the defeat of Woodrow
Wilson.
The mission is perfectly le-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10

in our ports. To have taken
those ships along with all Ger
man merchantmen in our wa
ters could have meant but one
thing. We would have gone
headlong into the flaming pit
of war.
The colonerS Battle Greek
speech shows he is even more
Of a firebrand than the cOun-
try previously realized. 1t is
extremely fortunate for the ma
ton he is no longer in the White
House.
But what of Hughes? He is
relying heavily upon the RoOs-
evelt support and therefore
will be under deep obligations
to the colonel if elected.
Can the country afford to
choose as president a man
whose star supporter is such a
dynamite eater and German
hater?
sAa~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10
% Years Ago Today

tFrom the Daily Fast Oregonian,
October 10, 1851



Singing school will be started Fri
day evening at Mimms Bros, store.
Thirty two of the fine bucks be-
longing to the Ross estate taken to
Ritgville, w. T., by r. G Thompson,
have died from eating wild peas.
The irrepressible John Stanfield, in
consideration of $500, has sold the
popular resort known as the Opera
Saloon. bar fixtures, etc. to Martin
Brenner.
Miss Clara Eppinger of Baker City,
is in town upon a visit to her sister,
Mrs. r, Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR., Vincent returned
on last nights train from the metrop-
oils, They report pleasant visit to
the fair and other attractions.
Pneumbra Kelly, the well known
and popular sheriff of Multnomah
county, was in town today from Port
land, leaving this forenoon for the
John Day country where he has stock
interests.
Lou Shaw is ruerully nursing a
badly swollen paw, caused from q
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10
CONFINED TO POLITICIANS

q ONE timorous politicians
- cling to the belief that
= when the war is over the
crippled and debt ridden Eu-
ropean nations will at once be-
come more formidable compe-
titors of the United States than
ever before. They reason that
Europe half dead and half
famished will be more vigOr-
Gus and efficient than before
the war.
This strange belief, how
ever, is not entertained by
some of our real industrial
leaders. James A. Farrell,
head of the United States Steel
Co. is one of these.
"At the end of the conflict"
saws this gentleman, "the Uni
ted States will have the great
est gold accumulation ever
rossessed by a single nation.
American foreign trade will
surpass all records. The Uni
ted States will be both the
largest customer and the most
formidable competitor of Eu-
rope"
It is encouraging to hear
such words from a man who
has some practical knowledge
on the subject.
As long as the "alarm" over
the after-the-war competition
IS confined to politicians the
country need not worry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10

gitimate and it may be won
derfully successful, but it is to
be remembered that it is to ad-
dress itself to women who have
been voting for a long time,
who have learned the ropes,
who have seen money cleverly
used in campaigns before, and
who as plain Americans are
likely to resent anything SAVIOR
ing of tutelage. condescensiOn
or patronage, especially by
eminent personages from the
east who cannot vote.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10
DAILY oBEGoN PEDEToN OREGON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 0

mere scratch on a hand, which grew
into q promising wound.
Friends of Frank Scott, well known
here. are anxious regarding his
whereabouts. He came in from his
ranch on Friday last and drew $50,
getting on spree. It is feared he
has been foully dealt with.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10

A woman does as she pleases before
marriage, and after marriage her hus-
band does as she pleases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10

A good business i ALLEGATION is the
ability to attend 10 yoT uwu.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-10
Adds to the
Joy Of Living

1t isn't alone the deliciously
sweet nut-like taste Of Grape
Nnts that has made the food
famous, though taste makes
first appeal, and goes a long
way.
But with the zestful flavor
there is in Grape.Nuts the en-
tire Hutriment of finest wheat
and barley. And this includes
the rich mineral elements Of
the grain. necessary for yigor-
Gus health-the greatest JOY
Of life.
Every table should have its
daily ration of
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-29
Wedding liclls.

Information Gomez In us ,h,,uyh
the Wilmore, Kansas. News. nr ~"
marriage of Miss S,ci,o dnn.l,,r ns
Mrs. Anna Hook. and n granJin".L,or
Of the latc Michael niinz. ,o IL,
T.. Mast, on Aupus, ~. as ,bo LriI,
has a legion of relatives bcrc ,h",,
will he Interested In rcoJi,a H. 'Is
tails of the wedding. ns nuhli .hcb In
lhc local papcr nj WiImorc, Enn,,".
AT the home of the bride,s nnrnn,s
Mr. md Mrs, Nm. Hoax occnrr' ,i' ,hn
mar, age of Lostcr y Ma, 90 MI
Stcl'a Hook, nj six o'clock. WcJno'lov
tvcoInp, Aueus, oa. ioIG ia,
smith, pnstor of The Rant, oh,ro, '
o,,cinting, ''''' s""''"'
n he home was tastcfulIv doco,.,.d
for the OCCASION. Among Inc J,nara'
lions being n beautiful o,ch os Sor"s
and sunflowcrs. The briJc va ,irossD
ed in white creme do chine and oor ssS
beautiful bouo,,et of briJc's 80.
Those who attended the wcJdI,g Is no..
sides the Hook family. were NJ.
iooL,s o,h "e''' Mr'
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-29

Lee Greene, Of the real estate fir
Of Greene & Greene, this city. return.
cd Sunday from Akron. Colora,u.
where they have large real estate IN.
tcrctts. Eari Benton and I'd Iiurricf.
of this city. accompanied him on ii
excursion.
We reproduce the following i,cr.
showing the wonderful PRODUCTIVE
qualities Of this land.
zone hundred ana fifty acres Of FL
Icamans' farm, ten miles southwc 4,
of town, turned oil iii2 bushels of
wheat. machine measure, this yea.
This wheat was sown last fall on new .
~ broken ground, and it, yield givrs
evidence OF not only good farmir,,
done by W. A. Wells, who operated
the place, but Of the productivcncss Of
the country u well. Practically oil Of
Thu. wheat was sold for si.23 per
bushel.--Akron News"
Twelve or fifteen years ago, Mr..
leamans had second hand wagon
that he wanted TO sell for fifty dollars.
man came In from south of town
anu looked the wagon over. He sn
that he was not able TO pay that
much money for wagon, but he
would trade him q quarter section of
land for Il. Ed decided 20 take n
chance. so the deal went through and
Mr.. ieamans became the owner of
this piece Of land, that. for this year
alone, has produced five thousand
dollars and he has the land.-Thc
Akron Reporter"
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-29
Lum Patterson In IL.

Reports tell us that Lum Patterson
is again laid up for repairs. He went
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Par
sons, in his car, to st. Joseph, AMI
that somewhere, on his return home.
between st. Joseph and his home place
somewhere, his car collided with an
other car, which was in charge oi
somebody, and that the collision oc
CURED on a hill somewhere, whethcr
going up the hill known as Pike
Peak or the Alieghanys we don,
know; that L,m: that Mr.. Parson
had two ribs broken. and Lum wa.
somewhat bruised up. and Mrs. Pa.
son escaped without injury.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-29

Mrs. Alice Kunz visited with
friends in st. Joseph, this week.
Will Stewart and family visited
at the home Of Charles Sandell. at
Craig, last Sunday.
Dan Thurman and wife returned
Tuesday Of this week from an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Lou Baker, of Dennison, Texas. is
at home for q visit with his parents,
j. w. Baker and wife. He informs
US that he is just recovering from q
severe case Of ptomaine poisoning.
Charles F. Hornecker is in Raw.
more, Cass county, this state, ss 4
delegate TO the annual conferences Of
the u. B. church In session there. this
week. Rev. w. H. Frame, Of Msit.
land, 10 also In attendance.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-29
Getting Better.

J. J. Garner, who is visiting his son,
J. r.. of Larned, Kansas, writes us
~ follows:
~ am getting better right along.
and believe this climate will benefit
my health. I like the country fine,
but Il is little hard on my eyes, as
] look and look and look, but my eyes
rest on nothing but space-no hills
can see, but lots Of good improve
ments Of oil kinds. Silos are great
thing In this part Of Kansas. You
may know my health Is better, as
attended the State Fair, at Hutchin-
son, this week, and was able TO enjoy
all the sights. Everything was grand
lots of fine stock and farm exhibits
Of all kinds. Wheat Is the principal
crop here. II nothing happens, tell
the boys III he back in time TO vote.
"Your friend,
J. ]. GARNER"
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-29

IF. B. Morgan, who Is In the i'm
Element business, at Hettinger, North
parents, Frank Morgan and wife.
Miss Bonnie Brodbeck has return
ed from the Sister, Hospital, IN st.
Joseph, where she recently underwent
. serious operation. We are clad 10
announce that she 10 now getting
along nicely, and II 10 hoped that .he
Nil soon b fully recovered.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-29

DIR. Whitssll. eye and ear special.
1T, southeast corner Sixth ana "a.
uead. 81 Joseph. No. Both phonss.Sls.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-29
FOR SALE!

One lot Of household goods and
house furnishings, consisting OF
chairs, beds, carpets, dishes, piano and
other goods, belonging to Mrs. r. G.
Anderson. Call on
MRS. A. VAN BUSKIRK.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

Seq bar oa ogiaa bait ri9elig
anleoning til at iorpisie mig ON,
at Gi9ten er al Sen itsrite 9etpO-
ming for Gigt og Ieumatisme. 1anr
ies bar peret I Selifab, boor ies
bar ipiit % oruffet iorbiiOte ling.
bar ieg Den paaiel8enOe Gag
nnoertioen Here Ga8e = after Jolt
Smerte. Sober ieg mig 5oritriiter-
ne eiterretteIig, bar iea set 8oot.
bar man 2oo til at ipi-
ie, men iIet life 8aare. elIer 9eoe-
foo, aalp oaian, i oct beIeta9et
al 5lnes boiOt $50, life Glib, An-
iioier o. Gardner. Og iaa ntaa
man isrge for at boIOe lin RaOe
/ OrOen. 1rug @aoe beiororer@iot
% uren .0ilo, % bet nlminoeIi8e
8elbefinoefoe liOer oernnoer.
On 9I0re 0erre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
Weboelelie.

Oct 6anife Excitement peo Stan.
barb, alberta, Canada, snifer, for
at forebpase mulis Nisforitaaelie,
at meooele:
1. at ingen a%rissifnt er paaIaet
Qdnomanoen | CANADA.
2. ut tuiineen gnrnepli9t life
eriiterer og efter @egeringenS be.
itentte Differing life biz blipe in6-
fert | CANADA.
3. ut alt tilbagepprenoe 2ano |
o. beo bort Excitement Der, Iom
bet beoite | Beitern Ganaoo, milo.
lertioist bar u9ret taget al Warfe.
oct | ben Seniist at r~eierpere oct
for bielnpenoenoe Soloater, pna
Settlementets inotrGnsenoe Dpfor.
bring after al Canadian Bacific
HniIpap Company er cabinet for
SoIg paa be inouanIige 20 9ars
9etaIinsspilfanr.
Rrrmere OpIpsning gioes bere0.
piIIigit at Gen 6nnIfe Settlement
2libs Gcfrctrr
antbon 9. Hasmusen.
Ston6oro, Alto., Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
Naar man bar 6ist.
(eiter ~Sus os Sien@.)

@igt % Reumntisme bar | Bin.
ter o9ret femme @9lter baaoe for
unge % eamIe. vi gamIe JON bar
fenot Blagen | aareois % bar ior.
legt baaOe mo. % ltouenoige Wio.
Ter og Massage, bar til iiolt reiig-
neret % taget Ylaaen iom noget,
Der ielger meo Aoeren. Wenllng-
oommen raier % i%orltaar life,
buaO ben lfal meo oenne lumIfe
6ienoe. Sportslipet er bel for en-
Del Sfpio l. at voen priuiligereoe
Moeroomsipgoom@ biemisger ben
for tiolig.
Oct er / 9nnb ON, at mine or.
taringer fan biRlpe en- eIler anoeu
li0enoe Reobrooer eIer SGiter, at
leg ifriuer ON oct. Oprigtia talt
bar Weeoiein aIorig biulpet mig,
oulntet Smerter for en- Stuno, ia,
men iaa bar oct bagefter opret II.
geiaa ilenlt JON fer, ON life barre.
@ao og Nasiage bar gipet mig
9aab ON at funne fororipe oct
Onoe; men iaa fommer De ferite
8~interitornle meo Sne o. Club,
% oct begpnoer at itiffe | De gamle
2emmer, iom iaa l9nge life BAR
la6et liz m9rfe meo noget. Og ben
paa 8interen bar ri Den gamle Si.
%itorie, og ri iuarer, naar nogen
Ipsrger, bOor0m 8eiinoenoet er:
Eat, soOt, naar fun life ben
@igt iaaoan p~laseoe."
Saa bsrte ies ct Goreoras al en-
gegetnrianer. San loneoe os Suno,
beo, bsi aloeroom % Sfsnbeb
alorig @igt og &eumatisme,
iiaar bare Ri piIoe blipe 0egetaria-
mere. Get at blipe @igten fuit lof-
feoc mig, iaa lea for en- 9io blep
Begctnriener. Ncn oct uoDolot ieg
life lr1ige. Seq blep mascr % tr9t
90 bleu BET tilt mooiattc al ifsu.
On gen Proiesior g., iasSe iaa
til mig: .$oIo on fun op nlco ge.
setarfoiten, men fpis oIorig ROT
|2so. aloris OfIe. cuer Yeoefso,
mo life Bin % olorig Dl; 81 er
Sit moo @igten. Drill meset Bano,
bItu BELT forbidden til friif Barb,
bet piI iige, meIIem WanItioerne,
os BRIT poo gfeiier fun Minernl.
pano.@ Oilers finoe ieg ipiie, buao
.ieg oiIoe, men megen Grugt os
@rbntiaeer. Deriom G~orb6ieIfen II.
|fe CT ! Or0ct, tnoo man Ipiie tost
|Griot o. SoIut af foete @rbntfa'
ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

ben forloo, belle benoes gamIeger.
ben, Ell inaOan Wnet ooer benOes
|Sino, al0rie turoe ban oa baabe
at ie benOe nrere nanr bun ierit
bdOoe iorlaOt bette Steo, iom bun
life engang 9oo Siemmets Roon.
en SfDgge CLEO ogina ooer ben-
Oes itraaIenoe 4niigt; set par9ar-
net, Iom ifuI0e fomme. iaa tlntOe
5un 10 life reiie nIliaeoel. @en
til 6oraaret piIoe Der bit ingen
ting nnre I @eien. I'll 5oraaret-
Set par fsrit ON ct ballot Qar, men
BUN maatte 10 nente, % naar oct
MI bar beitemt. at bun ifuI0e al
Steo. = Gen aften par bln gla0
iom / Sen isrite 9iO, og bun taIte
ON Sioen fsr oereS 9rpllnp, ON
Seatret, ON alt oct ira ben Sang,
Iiom bun | be iioite 0eaane0er bap.
I0e ifpet at nppne. Nten benoes
0adno bar me9et title.
Get bar noeIe Naaneoer ienere.
aai Selpes too bco-iin Suitrus
lSeng, % ban boIot benoes SaanO
Il lin, men BAN ioa neo pan benOes
enouu uoget ble9e %niigt. =
pSor ies opret meset Ipg, aai I"
ipurgte bun oa ina paa Dam meo
ct frrliat
ga, megetI" ioareOe ban. DNeen
9r9en flyer, at MI ItaI on NOT mart
bIiue raft isen.~
Sum Detote Sopeoet pon pitben,
OF benoes 9lif isste 8iiaeen, Der
itoO peo Chen al benoes Seng,
bun itrofte @aonoen no eiter Den.
u@io mig Dam, 9ni" iagoe bun
ina.
% hnn Isftebe forfietig Barnet
op % boIot oct ben til Mooeren.
raon gu ie, boem ban Iisner,
9ni" fpiirete BUN. Seq tror, ban
lisner Dig" os bum imiIeoe ipffe.
Zig, mems bun meo Den enc Saano
bolot Barnet trnffet inc til fig 90
rafte oen onoen til FIN Nano.
paai" ioeoe bun, sieg oeo, at ieg
bar uprct egenfRrlig. og at on
bar maattet lioe; men ieg ipntes
ben @an1, at iea finoe life onoet.
Nen ies refer life til Goronret
ies refer life ira Big; oct er for
Ri a%Itiammen." Sum iaa ne6 pao
Barnet. .Moaife bIiper ban en-
Gang BET, ies life ifuIoe bIibe, iea
oeo oct life; men ieg peo MI, al
min Bfaos alere er fer bos Dig,
os at ies aIbrig fan forlnoe Big"
San bsieoe fig ooer benoes Soano
% fnsieoe Seii, men bum oroe bans
@[nfigt neo moo tit, benoes 9ine
itradleoe Of 9pffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
euef, @is.

6ieroe Silliieit afbolot ri / 4ar
Der / ct. 8eters Menigbeo / Sore.
ming me0 Renigbeoerne i 9pen,
% til nRite 4ar oil eiter 9eitem.
meIien Dor i9aes 5~ierOeiuliieit
blioe 2lfboIot i 9pen. @i bauoe i
|aor i9roeles imuft Ser, o. JON
6sloe beroi en- itor SoriamIing.
Yait. s. arogb og Buit. u. s.
|Gorlien, Vaiatopn, Iom ogiaa par
til Steoe, toIte oeo oenne 2eili9.
beo. ct lille 5pru9rteri bleo al
br9not ON aftenen.
SsnOagen ben 10. Suli par Ell
itor 6eltooe ior De 9srn, JON bar
beis9t ReIieionsifoIen, % JON be-
is9er SsnoagsifoIen label i st.
geters Renigbeo JON | SfoIen
Ror0 for airfen. Bait. 6. arogb
talte liot, og Der bleo iunget nogIe
lSange pno Gouif % ANDRE en-.
gelif, ion 9srnene bopoe lprt /
SsnoogsifoIen; oereiter blep ule
Bsrnene oppartet irit meo anfie
oe Sage, o. De, ion beisgoe Ssn.
oogsifolen og bapoe oeItaget / Re-
lieionsifoIen, irit meo See
Cream. Dc t%iIbrogte iiffert en- goo
I9io t%iIiammen. Ser er M life ben
Snteresie for Ssnoagsifolen, ioun
Der buroe pere, men ri baaber,
oct bliner beore.
3irsoag Den 81. SUM blep ct
litsrre 6armermeoe ofbolot | 2ucf,
boor baooe 9uef, Bone Cafe o.
lUailtofpn BAR reprpienteret. 3olere
peo Nsoet bar s. D. 9ofer, ct.
IGroir Sails, os S. 6. Nonfman,
lSt. PouI.
5 Joraoret bar bet foIot og uita.
Digit, men | ben ~ieiere 1io bar BET
n9ret uarmt % tsrt, goot 8eir
|for Naiien, fom bleo plantet no.
get tent ! aar.
eienoomsbanoeIen fIorerer | ben.
ne CONNER. Sans M. Rasmusien,
2afetoipn, bar ioIgt i'm 100 4cers
5arm til 8. o. Borg ira Sannes,
81. Gafotn. GsbeIummen bar 49,
700. carmen onertages ferlte
Rorts 1917.
Rortin goe (2anoasenten) bar
fsbt Serman 6. 9eteriens 5nrm
oe6 8pen.
Ssrgen SanienS 5orm peo itore
giitternut 2afe (37) er iolgt til
@iftOr gorIien, Sainois, ior S..
900.
Ssreen 9anien ofsif beo 8sOen
ben 7. sui eiter omfring ct slars
.Smoom % eiterlnoer iie 9uitru
os en- Ssn os en- 9otter.
Z. Z.
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Den Farfeite
s9em.s lSsuOassblao@

gun baDoe BAIT jim iprite Optrn.
Ben ben giten. % M, Oa BET belle
par ~ooeritaoet, % BUN igen beianot
ia 6iemme / ben 9eiIi89eo, JON
sun o. 6enoes RoOer baooe Ieiet
ior 9interen fum0e bun ilet life
tGnfe paa 1t iooe. 9nn gif irenn
o. tilba5e pa @uloet, og ale
Sn6trpffeuc ira aitenen, 0ens belle
beiitemte Spanoing, brute paa M
mo oper sen0e; aft BET 0aglige par
Eiae JON bleoet iaa iremneo. Sen.
oes Mooer iao / Soiaen og la
poa benoe, men DUN ipntes at baoe
slemt. at 5la fife par aIene, bun
bare eff oe cit, og SpanOingen
I benoes Anii9t ilappe0es life.
ySa, set aif 10 goOt, Gina" Jag
be benoes Mtooer til itOit. ooet par
10 en- bel Sitfres, Ou baooe, M fan
bu ga opre iiffer paa, at 5eateroi.
reftsren beboloer set Stpffe paa 1T
program foreIsbig.
Gina Imilte ioagt; ia, pitt, M
oar oct 10 pirfelis itet, bun gen.
uemlepeoe paa M oct belle. Sun
5ouoe 10 Iepet anr / ct 9iebIif I'm.
Der ben tore Opleuelies StDrfe,
boaret al oens alpor, Oens 9ioen-
fob, baaret bort ogfaa ira ale De
gine, Ser ian paa benoe no ira
Remeifemasien foran benoe, til
5un bleo aleae meO Jig ielu, me0
bet, Der isOes / benOes Sino unSer
giebliffets itnrfe Yres; men BET,
Der ioreg;f meo 5enOe ser oppe pao
Scenen. % iom bun par bleoen ct
meo, bpori BUN bauoe lagt lin
Berionliebeo og ieiret.
rOg BOG er bet en- trang @et"
sIeu benOes Wooer ueo. Ser MAJ
5rin9es Ore, iom mango 8dnge
fpnes ion rnaturligt tore, og iaa
bringer NJ Dem alli9eoel, Oenoe
m fan man bog life mere"
Gina too title og ioa paa lin
-
@ooer, og 5enoes aHiigt bar pIuo-
felig belt f~ornn0ret; BUN par igen
fig felo / OaeIieituen, boor aIle De
tenote Sing itoo runot ON benoe;
ain Iptteoe til Nooerens Orb og
fornnm sen Selpanflage. Der bar
gent bag oeo benz. Sun fom ben
og iotte Jig / Sofaen oeo Sioen
al Mo0eren; BUN iagoe life noget,
men bun oenteoe poa oct. Iom bum
bioite. pilSe ton1nne.
Seq piIoe 10 ogioa bare Glue
bilGerinoe lige ira min allerisrite
ungoom,~ bleu Wooeren peo, rog
ieg bar enomi prgre emo ou, oa
ieg beepn0te; men set peo on 10
NOT. Seq bar 10 f@ortaIt Dig ON
bet altiammen; men bar ou life
Tagt @prfe III, at Ser er en- Ting,
ieg nIoris 5ar talt til Big ON, og
bet er ON nit 5orboIo til Din ga.
Aer2 6or 6a ieg traf bam, glemte
Rg ct 2je6lif set aItiammen, BET,
pg bapoe Iepet Tor til oenne 9ag,
% tnnfte bare paa bam, men life
paa, at bnn tTlh6rte en- nn6en Der
ben, o. at ri ! 2pngOen life funoe
6doe noaet 6pllesffab. Seq par
blind, og .; blen gift. On pee0,
Din 5ooer por gi0enifobsmano og
uleget aniet iom ianonn; men min
Trong og mine Snteresier bopOe
ban ingen 6oritaaelie al. Den ban
1ifeoe mig, % 6nn oremte ON at
foa ct Stem, % set Stem iif ban
aIorig. 5or leg funoe life glemnie
min gamle arrligbeo til Srenen;
Den pnagneoe fun meO fornnet Stpr-