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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06
BOSTON TURNS ON ITS IDOLS.
Leading journal Foxes Fun at Mem.
bers of the Goyernor,s Staff.

We had rot dreamed that in all
Massachuset} there was heart de,
PRAYED enough to mediate, a hand
ruthless enough to commit an act Of
sacrilege and dissertation against the
temples or beauty, an act of hostility
to the aureate paladins-the COVER
nors staff. We did not know the ex-
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06
HERMIT OF NEW ENGLAND.

Man Of Mystery Lives In a Cave In
the Mountains.
Fred Willet, Boston commercial
traveller, tells a strange story Of her.
nit of New Hampshire.
Zone night | built camp fire on
the high side of a mountain in the
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06
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Une wouldn't mind the neat 81
much these torrid days If the foo
killer would get the ice man, and |
, the man that reads the gas meter III
at our house would get q hot boz
and burn out-so to speak. Even Il
the perspiration does "merrily along
we roll down the back Of ones under
pajamas, he could dream of polal
bears and nice places out in the coun-
try where to keep cool is easy,
But.
When he is far away, fast asleep In
bunch Of red clover, his bare toes
wiggling at the sun in wanton ex-
uberance, and his hair dripping wet
from imaginary plunges in the heav-
emily lake, in comes the gas man with
a register as long as a fishing rod,
and five minutes later your wife tele-
phones that the ice-coupons are all
gone and shall she buy another book
at $3.50 a SILVER? One gets so hot
after such an ordeal that he feels like
doing this:
Out in the woods where the brook runs
Where the minnows dart IN playful
school
Out in the fields where the clover red
Beckons man to Its scented bed
Far, far out from the city's heat.
Even beyond the county seat"
Away back there where flowers grow,
And the squirting waters fuss and flow
That's where my dreaming carries
me!
Deep in the pools where the cattle stand
Along the shelving sandy strand
In Dreamy Land!
Dreamy Land, Dreamy Land!
Where the high bank looks to the sleepy
town,
With the lazy shadows dropping down
To the nectared edge Of ripping brown--
That's where my dreaming carries
mel
Moist Is the earth in this niche of rest,
Where the brownthrush Joys in her low
ly nest.
Out in the field there the gophers skuk,
Sunbeams simmer and tree-tops skk-
Far, far out from the city's heat,
Even beyond the county seat"
Away back there where breezes blow
And the gabbling brooks in rhythms
flow
That's where my dreaming carries
me!
zephyrs caress from the Iceland strand,
Tempered with woodland incense bland
In Dreamy Land!
Dreamy Lind, Dreamy Land
There the loves Of old to the mem'ry
COO
With the gas man gone and the Ice man,
tool,
There the bill collector can't pursue
That's where my dreaming carries
me.
SSs
Jaggs-"Why do the girls in Wink
Us chorus remind one of PRISON."
Waggs-"Probably because they
re padded cells"
Light music, while the villain dis.
ppears in the forest.
~
Son-What Is an assassin, Pa?
pam assassin my son, Is what
u hear at the present moment in the
at above!
Son-Thats only somebody thump.
; the piano pa!
Pa-Exactly, my son, exactly
SSS
"Our horse is getting so touchy
ese days, he won't pass a grocery
lyon with o can of gasoline In 1t.
, auto be more reasonable,-Uncle
ON
A tugboat is called "she" because
always las something on the
ing insists on leading the process
n. and generally blows about 1t.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06
Town Neulects Its DUTY.

For the first time since 1t became a
city, Portland, Me-, did not ring the
bells at morning, noon and night on
the Fourth.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06
A BARON AS A WAITER.
He Is a Son Of an Austrian Archduke
and Cousin Of Francis Joseph.

Baron Wallburg, though the eldest
son and heir to the title and great es.
tates Of his father, the late Archduke
Ernest, cousin of Emperor Francis
Joseph Of Austria, Is forced to work
as a waiter in a restaurant in Buda.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06

Along the lake,
Where lovers make
Their trysts,
Bold bandltto,
With stllleto,
Reign a pest.
His salvo note
in warning floats
"Biz, biz. biz"
Fair maiden's cheeks
lie rashly seeks
The robber!
That long-nosed Peter,
Big 'musketer,'
BY the lake.
Tecundous gnat-
Yes. worse than that
Assassin
One cannot kiss,
In sweetest bliss,
Nor tarry
Where shadows hide
Things on the side,
And so forth
A bas. the "skeeter"-
Long-nosed Peter
Rv thp lakel
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06

The above was written Just a few
days prior to the announcement OF
Dr.. Stiles wonderful discovery. DR..
Stiles has found a "hne hair-llke
worm that is poison to mosquitoes.
This bit of larya fatally attacks the
"skeeter" where he lives. 1t will be
seen, then, that all the lovers by the
lake need do is take nice pocketful
of Docs" worms along of an evening.
Whenever a mosquito gets busy biting
the fair neck of his little princess, the
bold lover merely unlooses fine,
hair-like worm" says sic EN-" and
continues ITO Have and to Hold
the book we mean.
Thus 1t will be seen that counting
may continue along the chortling lake
despite the "long nosed Peter" We
make this explanation rather than re-
ylce the doggerel
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06
AUTO HOUSE IN SECTIONS.

DESIGNED 70 accompany NulVr1Uu11o
on Its Travels.
A genius Of Springfield, Mass, has
invented a portable automobile house,
which is made in sections, and which
can be put up or taken down in few
minutes, as there is not a single nail
used in Its obstruction. The house Is
made of pine, and the roof Is covered
with chemically prepared duck or
pressed steel, in imitation Of shingles,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06
Railroading In tho Andes,

growth tropical jungle uxulant that 1t is
spray poisonous mixture the trains
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06

When Little Willie was a babe
His mother kissed his feet!
She likewise crooned her baby-byes
10 Sleeping little SWEET
But now that Willie Is a youth,
And SHORES past breakfast time.
His father sings a different song
That maketh William climb!
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-06

A tugboat is called She because
1t always las something on the
string insists on leading the process
sion, and generally blows about 1t.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
SnAKE-UP DETAILS
REPORTED THAT MR.. j. W. HIG-
GINS WILL RESIGN WITH
THE /. @.

1t is reported that Mr.. J. W. Hig-
gins, of the : Illinois Central, general
superintendent Of transportation, will
shortly resign his position, and one ru-
NOR has 1t will be succeeded by Mr.. I.
G. Rawn, recently appointed assistant
to Second Vice President harahan.
The rumors have not been confirmed,
but it Is understood that there are
prospects of shake-up on the Illinois
Central among the higher officials, and
that all officials have been warned that
If they do any talking their heads will
come of. Mr.. Rawn was in Paducah
on a tour Of inspection day or two
ago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
rebuttal OF q number of witnesses, de-
Tending the character Of Stubbiefeld.
BURNED VEIL OFF
Mrs. 4. Fields Painfully Burned
While After Honey.
Mr.. Alex Love Falls On q Knife
and Receives
Gut.
FEW MINOR ACCIDENTS

Mrs. II. Fields, wife of the foreman
OF the local I. O. wrecking crew. Of
432 South Tenth street, narrowly es-
capped being horribly burned yesterday
afternoon late while trying to secure
honey from a bee hive in the field Of
Mr.. Roy Nelson, near Tyler. KY, sew
eral miles out on the Benton road.
Mrs. Fields had the usual veil over her
head to prevent the bees from singing
her. and had pan Of hot ashes in her
hand to smoke the bees out. As she
approached the hive to secure the
honey q puff Of wind famed the Hsnes
into flames and ignited her veil. In
an instant her head was enveloped in
q mass of flames and her hat and o
portion of her hair burned before she
could be aided. A field.hand ran to
her and snatched the burning goods
off her head and extinguished her
dress, which had ignited. One side of
Mrs. Fields face was badly burned,
but the injury is not serious.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
THE NEW MACHINERY
Will be Ordered Soon by the
Illinois Central.
Shops will Not be be Enlarged IL Ma
ohinery Can be Installed
without Il.
MACHINES WILL COST SOS, 1000

The ground plans for the addition of
new machinery In the local Illinois
Central machine shops, are being
made this week and will be completed
by the first of next week.
Yesterday machinists were put to
work measuring the floor and making
q ground drawing of the entire shop.
After this has been finished the draw
ine will be turned over to the master
mechanic who will confer with other
officials in arranging for the placing
of the new machines.
Several months ago plans for an adj
dition to the shop were begun but
have not been finished as 1t is thought
the new machinery can be put in with
out an addition to the building. Sew
eral machines will be changed and q
Encouragement made in order to secure
more room. The cost of the machin-
cry is estimated at about $4,000.
This will nsoessitate the employment
of more machinists and 1t is thought
the machinery will be here within the
next three months or probably sooner
Last week a new air compressor was
received here, the first of the new ma
chinery ordered. This machine was
secured as stronger air plant was
necessary to the addition of more ma
chinery.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
THE MAILS RIPLED
To Intercept Caleb Powers Let
tiers TO Berry Howard.
Hendrick Pays Free Silver to State
Committee-Carneeie's Lat
est Gift.
SUICIDE IN THE PHILIPPINES
RIFLING OF MAILS.

Frankfort, KY, April 24-Quite a
sensation has been created here by the
investigation of the government auth
critics Of the riflinR Of the mails to SO.
cure letters passing between Caleb
Powers and Berry Howard. Some Of
the politicians have tried 20 mako poll.
tical capital Of the visit Of government
officers by claiming that they were
here investigating the collection of the
war claim.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
MAY GO TO VERSAILLES.

Paris, April Alt is rumored here
that General Horace Porter, just
granted so days leave of absence.
will not return to Franc. but will be
succeeded by Senator Chsunoey Depew
as ambassador to France. General
Porter has never felt at home here and
since the death of his wife 1t is be-
lieved he will soon return to the Unit.
ed States.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
ARMY OFFICERS
KILL THEMSELVES.

Washington, April 2i-It is believed
that life in the Philippines is condu.
Give to suicide, as ten officers to say
nothing Of the scores Of privates have
committed suicide there since our
army began its occupation Of the is
lands. Lieutenant-C Colonel spole is
the last. II is claimed that homesick-
ness, sleeping on the tropical ground,
exposure and poor food cause tempo
rary insanity, which results in suicide.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
COUNTY COURT.

Clip Husbands, N. O., deeds to F.
g. Rudolph, for 5000, property in the
county.
Clip Husbands, M. O., deeds to Mol
lie o. Allen. for 50, 100, property ON
Bridge and Bond streets.
The American Trust and Savings
company has filed deed of release to
the Paducah Street Railway and
Light company in cancelling $500, 600
in bonds. f.
M. G. Cope deeds to +. W. Katter-
john g. Sons for $4,000, property in
the county.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
WANT MANCHURIA.

Pekin, April 24-Russia has de-
manded of China the signing of an
agreement practically oeding her the
sovereignty of Manohuria, and exolud-
ing all other nations. IL is claimed
that no further steps towards evacus-
tion will be taken until the agreement
4 signed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
A FACTORY CLOSES
Because of One Man at IrOnton.
Ohio.
Danville Murderer Gets 81 Years
Rabbi Hirsh Makes Remark
able Statement.
OTHER NEWS IN BRIEF

ONE MAN CAUSES STRIKE.
Cincinnati. o., April 24-Hundreds
of workmen employed by the Ironton
Portland Cement company at Ironton,
O.. struck. and because the company
would not reinstate one man the en-
tire plant Is closed down.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
MAY HAVE A REPUBLIC.

Madrid, April a4--It is believed that
Republication is developing so rapid
ly in Spain that it will carry at the
next election, and that Alfonso will
be deposed and q president chosen in
his place. The sgragrians have allied
themselves with the Republicans.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
oARNEGIE's LATEs1{ GIFT. -

New York, April e4-Tho last act
Of philanthropy performed by Andrew
Carnegie is the endowment of Tus-
keegee institute, the colored school
presided over by Booker Washington,
with 5000 Mr.. Carnegie in his
letter 81 that he regards Booker
Washing one of the greatest men
of his and one engaged in one OF
the best ID noblest work, and work
that is based ON the right ides-the
education of the negro - . settlement
of the race question, The only condi.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
GIVEN 81 YEARS.

Danville, KY, April 24-Will Rowse
was convicted of the murder Of Sam
Mastin. and sentenced to 81 years i'm
pr,sonmept.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
PAID A BIG FEE.

Washington, April 24-United
States Senator Bailey Of Texas. was
rsid fec Of $50. 900 for legal services.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
TREATY SIGNED.

Washington, April 24-The treaty
of arbitration between Holland and
Venezuela has bon adopted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
DEFENSE RESTS.

Frankfort, April 24-The defense
today rested in the Jim Howard case,
and the state introduced evidence In
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24

tions on which the money is given is
that Booker Washington and family
shall be insured from pecun.ary want
during their lifetime.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24

Will Husbands. of the Central fro
department, is suffering from an i'm
jured hand sustained in the FIRE We'd
nesday night.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
RABBI HIRSH's ADDRESS.

Chicago, April 24-Rabbi Hirsh in
an address here declared that If Jesus
were to return to earth he would be
welcomed in every Jewish synagogue
IN the land.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
NEW CITY HALL.

Henderson, April 24-Ground was
broken today for Henderson's new city
hall building.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
TO BOYCOTT THE FAIR.

st. Louis. April 24-The German
and exporters will boy
colt the st. Louis exposition.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
Clothing

THE man who wants style, fit, the correct
things in clothing, we'll as fabrics that
will give him the worth Of his money, boys
from US with every assurance that he will find it
!, here.
The clothing handled by us is as far superior
to the usual ready-to-wear garments of few
years ago as new ideas and methods can make it.
In every detail it receives the careful atten-
ton as is given the product Of the best custom
tailors, and is its equal in all essentials
The Spring showings are the embodi
ments of the accumulated ideas of the leading
manufacturers and will satisfy the most exactng
and careful dresser as we'll as the man who wants
a garment that will wear.
Good Suits s.. so to sIa.oo.
Fine Suits sI2. so to s25 90.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24
HENDRIUK PAYS THE BALANCE

HENDHIOh IN . THE BALANOE.
Frankfort, April 24-Colonel John
X. Hendrick at noon today put up the
balance on his entrance fee II si.26o,
Colonel John Mclean paying Chairman
Young 4i6 silver dollars.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24

Mr.. Alex Love was cut In the right
leg yesterday afternoon late while
scutfiing with several companions.
One had an open knife and when they
fell the knife was accidentally thrust
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24

MORMONS TO BE EXPELLED.
Berlin, April 24-Over a hundred
Mormons will be expelled from Ger
many at once.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-24

Subscribe for The Sun.
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lContinued on Fifth Page.l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

uom9rteee Donile er poet til 2itera=
turens. aunItens os be prattifte @i=
henItabers llopitling.
Sualeoes ton ben npere oanie Cite
ratur pppiie en- | 5prbolb til 2onoets
Stsrrs!is betposlis Samline at 9er5
Ter, iom / gienoommeligbeo, 6orm ps
Snbbolb lite itoar tilboae for noset
fremmeO 5olts. Staberen at Zen nbe
Ggte norbifte Dietning sr abum
SsbIenfdl9ger, Der after bar p%aapir=
tet rore cOrige fore 9igtere, grunbt-
pig, Sngsmaan, 6eiberg, 9dud, Gbr.
Winiber 0. Il.
8ldnbt De banIte acknowledgements,
Iom babe pnnoet europ9ift 8ersms
melfe, ian ri frembeOe Spro9forifsrre
Ref og Maooig icmt 5niiteren 8. 6.
ZrIteo, Der opt1gebe electromagnetic
men % oerpeb baneoe 9ei for Opfnz
oelien at Den elettriite 3elegrof. R9it
efter @r9tenldno er 8dnmart bet
2anb, bsr fan oppiie ben itgrIte Bill
leobugger, 9ertel 3borbaloIen, for
bbem Der er reiIt en- Statue peo Snb=
gangen til Central Yorf / SO Str.
al DANTE / gep Oort. Seq tror, 6r.
S5Ien, De bliber ere ON 0eres
NnituelIe ON. brorpiot 8aaif6eoen fan
holOe iig / Qmerita. llnberIi9t er ret,
at en- bonit Mtdno fan fremtomme meo
ct Iaabant Spgrgsmaal, bnorpiot bet
bonife Sprn9 og Danitbeoen fan
6olos fig iblarot oanfts Der, bpOr hi
aIOele5 ingen MoOItano meber. .Spis
Spsrgsmaalet BAR fremtommet Isles
Big, tunoe Der, oesoGrre, bare pGret
Rimeligteo for bet, bbor bet baaife
8plt meoer iaa megen MooitanO fra
tait SHE. % MosIer of Senberz
ipoer er 6leoen uoOiIte al 9anOet, foroi
De life piloe pen0e berss gamle 5e=
hreldno Rng9en, men agteoe og Greoe,
bbao Der bar bdnIt.
9Grbeoieit
Cart g r. 6anen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Sill SnOicnoernc.

Jgrff bjertelig 5at til ale, iom bar
peret iaa psnlige at pbe Siorag ii!
,,0anfteren"s SnObolo. Oct er meaet
libt, Der er gaaet / g%apirsturDen, od
ri iaa at iige fun bar mpotaget Oel=
ifrepne 4rtifler. glip fun PED ION
bespnbt, ituOig fremaol
Nlen bet bomber 10, at Der tommer
mere ao Ell Gang, en6 Ri bar grug
for, % berfor MAJ man life unorss
oper, ON enten en- Qrtitel fommer til
at benliggs en- 5iO, eaer Ri mulist
for1mer til at gre uopdlg, naar Di
life bar Gum for aft.
Srip alorie dnonbmt imoo naonz
eipne qerIoner. Gm iaa fer, pil bet
pere os 9runo nof til uben bioere
at proge en- iaaban 4rtitel, ON zen
eno eqers bar NOT iaa COB.
Senb ale SnbienbelIer, osiuo aorz
reiponooncer, til un~oerteeneOe. aun
ret og flet NpbsOsr ienbes Oirette til
DTS aontpr / Blair. SiOtil bar
nogIe fenbt aorreTpOncdncsr birette
til Blair, % andre bsrtil. Def uoloer
rnDertioen 9dnfteligbe6er. De forz
fiatcs fun en- Dag eaer to peo al gdd
bernmfring.
4bresfe 5ordnbring.
Cor Star 4oute" fra 9i6org pil
bliOe afldgt 7. 5ebruar, iaa jeg
bIiber nebt til at foraaore 4ore5ie
iaen til g t. 2, Srene. g 0. 9at
2grbgoigit
VI. ul. Mnberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
6jaip enbeiig itrafs.

Dor Glore grobsr, paitor 3. 6. s.
Differ, bar ie.O / langere 5io oaret
Ipg. uos al Stono iii at arbsjoe.
5Isre / 6amilien er ipse. Gn al
bans Sgnner oebe / forrige lee.
Bore 0enner itaar iualeoss ida
eoot iom dlOeles biGlpeIsie og megst
lioenbe bsb Chen al.
!0ertil tommer Sorgen.
Wen onaar Ell Gem liOer, Taa fiber
be alle."
9ennsr, og Gmbeosbreore / Seroes
lesbeo, ienb sieblitfelig
9ialp.
Senb eoers @dner pr. pmeaaenbe iii
bort Samfulbs &asierer DO. Sect,
Blair, Nebr.
s broberlig 2grbsbiebeb
q. %. s briftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Sanif / gmerifa.
Hoale Samfcr til CucruejelIs.
(If g. g. g g.
ILL.,.
VI. u. n Derfen.

1. 9i mae arbejOe for SPrstbclnsle
ZEN og 5~orplontslfen at port Sprra
til pore GfterfOmmere for at beOare
Forbinbelien meO bet Soft, Ri TANNER
fra. % ben airts, Ri 6etenber os til.
@i Dil tage bet fiDite ferTt. 2ige idd
piIlqt iom bet inOremmes, at Oct
banife Gprog life | og for ils er beore
enp bet enqelifs, life mere ftttfet til at
pore garer for ariiti Gpangslinm,
liae Ioa beItemt mdd bet b9pbss, at 81
DANTE, Tom bar ben Jorplistelie pdd
ps fra core gprns Dddb, at Ri bill OPP
lore benz / ben triftelige Bsrnelers
bonn. at be fan blipe bos ben 9erre
Sefus ariitus, / bDem be peo SdaOen
blep i~nopobebe, bet maa, Tiger jes,
brpbes beftemt, at Ri bar lettere peo at
opfnIoe benns J~orplistelie poa Odnif,
fOrbi fun faa at % fan enselit not
til at gsre bet. Sfulos pi oerfor OPP
fplbe Dor JOrplistelis, mda pi BRUCE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Suor lenge?
ZEN gorf. II. San. 1903.

ZEN yort, II. San. 1903.
2greDe 9aierel Seq trOr, oas oa
enbper at oaait 6sbiel mda inbremme.
at bet bar ct srteslsit Spsrssmadl,
iom 5r. Morten Sbfen fremtom meb
fOrrigeRummsr at ,,0anitersn", bUOr=
riot bet banfte Sprog og Dunitbeben
ton boloe fig | 4merifa. Sbi enbDer
intelligent Wunb at bdnft GsOisl fem
Der 10. bDiltet bit Erin bet baafte
soft ftaar pua blanot Guropus aul.
turfolf iauOel Deb Mmueoplpsningen
Iom Deb be anfeIige 8tbrag, Der al
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9lOrrSomsbjemmct.

Oct MAD bare b9pet ober al 5Diol,
al 4l0eroomsbjcm ber bape en- be-
rettiget glaos / &rifti airte paa Sorz
ben.
5 De ienere 2tdr bar 3anten ON
4loeropmsbjemiag cite oGret brdgt
paa Geae / Zen {. b. Gp.slutb. Strife
t Qmerita CO peo Iiplte 4arsmene meo
BET 1bfaIb, at en- 9omite blep neoiat
til at pirte for Sasens 5remme. Oct
er at bnabe, at ale for Saaen berets
tisebs SnteresIer / bort SamfunD mda
Jamie fig til Gprettelie og 9%eoligeboI=
belle at friitelige 4losrbomsbjsm, ida
BET lGnge felte Sapn blanbt Samfuns
bets gdmle Weolemmer, Iom mdngler
6jsm og pleje, fan blipe ofbju!pet.
Oct er intst lille eler biaiet 6oreta=
genoe al oprette og peolieeboloe fri
Itelige 4loeroomsbjem, oerfor mao ale
ferettigeoe Snteresier / Samfunoet
iamle fig om Sagsn.
Deb Ell Qloeroomsbiem ber Der isrs
ges Ombpsgeli9t for geboernes aun0ez
liee og legsmIigs gsfOemmeligbeber og
pleje, boorfor BET er en- ielpfagt Gag,
at BET life fan bltoe biqigt; operies
bette beo gegpnoelIen bill ma mebe
Misforitaaslfe og Sfufelier.
Seq fer life ~retters eno, ON BEN {. B..
&irte grunol9gger ct 4lberoomsbjem,
bsr be, fom fan. ION enIte al 30 Ger,
betale for oeres Opbolo, ba bet 10
life er ret at ggre Jig til Genitano
for 8arnhiertiebeb. near BET life er
n%gooenOigt; ligeiom Der burOe Dare
llnbtngelieri an llbemibleoe ogiaa tuns
be nsbe goet at Sjemmet. Stulbe
oenne 5Oritaas!ie at Qtloeroomsbiem
bliOe ben galben0e, bill bet tunns Iiges,
at bet bdao. bliper og life blipsr Ell
garmbiertigbebsonitdlt.
Stal Der paa 4loerboms6iemmet
pere p!aos, FAB os iige til balpireosz
inbstpbe til 5unOre0e geboerer, BIZ
BET toTts en- bstpOslia Sum at bboge bet
og bets aorlige llOsifter bIiper life
Tmau.
st Spsrasmoal, fom bette: boorle=
oes ian Den T. b. 70. zlut6. Strife I u
inertia famle penge til Qlberbomsz
biem, tr9nger fig inO pau os. Ssrren
bar Delfisnet bore 2anosmanp / times
Zig 9enieeabe, iaa bet fan Iiges, at en-
Del at Dem er uel~Itaaenbe, bsrfor BIZ
ies uctaite fsleence Spergsmaul:
gr Der lite en- OelSamfunbsmeblemz
mer og anbre aanbsmenb, Tom / als
6eroomsbjemiagen bill birfe fammen
meb os, Der pil if9nts, ~oberbrage eller
teItdmentere 2anoejenbom Gorm),
3bejeabom (6us os 2ot). eaer en- pens
geIum til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. psb at
fca fulb Sitferbeo for 0irtoimbsben,
% at be fslO blipsr u~nberbolbt paa
6jsmmet, ON be ffule enffe bst2
Gr Der life ii eIer femten perioner,