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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-26

ada and Mexico are lining up against
the new extradition treaties
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-26

Mark Twain goes to Italy this
month, ard the smile is coming back
on Mary Baker Eddy's face.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-26

Ad..rsis. your vents i rAs HsrsaA
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
Wants His Photouraphs.

Albany. N. Y, May 16.-Roland
Molineaux has begun an action to Sc
cure the removal OF his photograph
and measurements from the Bertillion
bureau OF the state prison. Argu.
ments we're MADE before Justice How.
ard at Troy this morning. The at.
torney-general held them to be part
OF the public records OF the case. Both
sides are given two weeks to submit
briefs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
He Thinks
He Has 1t

Winnipeg. May 1s.-Morley Wick
EFT. special commissioner for Canada
on the Alaskan boundary. has just re-
turned. He claims he has secured
positive evidence supporting the Ca
madam contentious. and has departed
for the East. He will forward afida-
Wits and photographs to the special
sitting in London.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
~aE you sAr,..'s
~ Not, What Better p,..,

''ofie0 +
70 Not wha. Better pVs !.
r Residents AK F.',
citizen. Di
The Testimony Of ah.a.
You can readily inve.,i,,,' S.a'
The proof should cODviS.' s'S.'
@. s. Cooper, farmer. l,s N.Y.
miles northeast Of salem i
den road, says: q was a.
wheat district and when ! -
OF a boy | prided myself !.
as much strength as any otS..
the neighborhood and wbsn
of us got together we often -
strength by lifting. | ven 4
ed two bags of wheat but NJ,
regretted having done 80 ,sa
was that | strained my bac. ].
after had more or less trr''
dull aching pains acros m, !,
other symptoms Of kidnsv !.
In some way Doan's Kls,'
were brought to my no,Ic.
first time | went to town
into DIR. Stones drug sto,.
quired about them. | wa, -
we're highly recommends
vised TO give them a trial
and while l did not follov a,
ment as regularly as | shsul
done, being a poor hand 70 !,
kind OF medicine, tho beuss,
rived from their use stamp, \
a remedy which acts fully n,
representations made for ~
Sold for 80 cents a boz Nv !,
ers. Foster-Milburn Co. Bus,
Y, sole agents for the UnllI :
Remember the name. Dsr
take no other.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

TIE cause exists in ths blood, in
what causes Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane.
Il is therefore impossible to cure
the disease by local applications.
It is positively dangerous to neg
lect it because It always affects
the stomach and derAnges the
general health, and IL likely to
develop into consumption.
Many hsvs been radically and psrmsnsntT
surod By Hoods SarsApArilla- II sleanses the
blood and has . peculiar altsrativs and tonis
uTsct. r. Long. California Junotion. Isve.
vritesi II had catarTh three years. lost ny
appetite and could not sleep. Ny hsad Dains4
ne and felt bad ali ever. took Heeds
sarsapariIla and now have food aDpeute.
sleep we'll. and have ne symptoms Of eatArrh-"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
Murdered a Leader.

Constantlnople, May 1S.--A dis
patch received here today states that
Deltcheff. head OF the Macedonians
and a famous leader. was found dead
near Hoross. He had in his posses
sion a complete plan OF the Macedon.
ian railways and 10000 francs. He is
believed TO have been assassinated' by
a Macedonian committee, as he was
charged with treacherN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
Lookina for Janeln

London. May 16.-Scotland Yard
is this evening working on clews
which Indicate that the thieves who
stole $4,000 worth OF jewels from
Mrs. Lorillard are now in Paris. They
are not sanguine. however. OF recover.
ing the property, as they believe the
jewels and settings have been largely
disposed OF before now,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

Although esteemed as a gem. the
amethyst is, unlike most gems. more
brilliant by sunlight than by gaslight.
The more beautiful specimens are
brought from Brazil. !Ceylon, India.
Siberia and various parts Of Europe.
II is also found in North Catolina.
Mount Holyoke and Nova Scotia.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
A PecuiiArIty of the cocoanut Palm.

A PecuIiArIty of the COcOanut Palm.
One OF the peculiarities OF the CO
coanut palm is that II never stands
upright. A Malavan saying has II
that ''he who has looked upon a dead
monkey. he who has found the nest
OF a paddy bird, he who has beheld q
straight cocoanut or has fathomed the
deceltful heart of a woman will live
forever"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
WOODMEN
CELEBRATE
AT EUGENE
Springfield Beat Eu-
gene Easily in Base
Ball Contest
The Weather was Fine and
Crowd Large-7The Parade
was the Great Feature
and Floats Beautiful

The morning brought with 1t a
threat OF a murky day for the Wood.
man doings, but II turned out to be
but a threat. and the sun was a fire.
quent visitor during the day. much
TO the satisfaction Of those managing
the affair.
Crowds OF people from the country
were in the city. Members Of the
lodge from all over the county en-
toyed the hospitality OF the city. From
one fesuvity TO another this week has
glided by in a furry and hurry OF
events. nearly all In the way of amuse-
ments. The week has been a holiday
one. Every one has enjoyed them
selves Visitors from all over the val.
ley. and even the state. have been
here. and are here now.
Baseball Game.
A large crowd gathered AZ the
Stewart baseball grounds at lJ o'clock
20 witness the diamond contest be
tween a picked nine from Springfield
and the Eugene league against a nine
composed entirely OF WoOdmen OF the
Eugene camp
The home team held the long end
OF the score until the sixth inning
and II looked like 10 In favor OF
Eugene. Gibson, the pitcher, went a
little weak In the last inning. and a
long list OF runs were piled up by the
visitors. and al the end the home team
still had their s. but Springfield had
scampered about and gathered up a
total OF r. II was n scveninning
game full Of life. good natured rival
~ and much enthusiasm.
Afternoon EVents.
The afternoon program as an.
nounced In the Guard. was taken mp
shortl after I o'clock and carried out
almost completely
The pillow pole contest was a sight
for fun. Henry Matthews won FIRST.
w. T. Drug SECOND and Geo Houck
third.
The TAT mans race was won by
VIM Reed and Chas White came In
second best
The thrce.lcgged race was won by
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

Francis /. Of France was struck on
the chin with sharp missile. The
wounded part could not be shaved,
and following the monarch's suit
boards came into fashion, after having
been out for nearly a century.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
Bouillard. manager of m

F. X. Bouillard, manager of the
Chico Nursery Co.. sends us a hand
some pamphlet advertising that city
and It's enterprises. He Is a former
Salemite, who has made a success OF
life. starting In as a laborer withfthe
Oregon Nursery Co. and has now got
pretty well up 10 the head OF the pro
cessiOn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
Nearlv rhren rhnusand Out.

Chicago. May 1S.-The ranks OF the
unemployed were swelled this morn.
ing by 500 workmen OF the Kohlsaat
bakeries being locked out. and 5000
blacksmiths' helpers from the various
shops. who are wanting a IS per cent
Increase.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
Riots Are Ended.

Bridgeport. Conn. May 1S.-The
trolley strike. after yesterdays riots.
is quiet this morning The company
Is making no attempt 90 run the early
cars
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

New York. May 1S.-Harriman Is
much improved today II Is not yet
decided whether an operation is nee.
essarN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

One in seven OF British landowners
IL a woman. In all there are about
$4,000 women who own land In Eng
land and Wales.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

At a charity bazaar in Chicago the
other day Marshall Field gave $1,000
for three wienerwuersts he had eaten.
Perhaps he knew that the dog had
been a valuable one.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

Coal inquiries are more or less inter-
esting, but when the facts are all
known the consumer is still likely to
be confronted with the question. What
are you going TO do about It?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
smaIlpox in JosephIne Comfy.

Miss Arzella Titus. the deputy post.
mistress Of Selma. Josephine county.
was In jacksonville the first of the
week. getting legal advice about en-
forcing the state quarantine laws. She
rcpcrts that there are II cases OF
smallrcx IN that vicinity and some
~ tho Datiorts' come O. the Office to
get their mail and persist In doing so
wh"7 rclucstCd not 20 expose others.
ne nN-"n' "a tbp Josephine coun-
tv autho,Ities. but they informed her
that they had no authority in the mat.
ter; that u rested with the state board
OF health. Her advisors there referred
her to Or r. B Plckel of Medford, a
member OF that board
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
Inc REGULAR Meeting

OF the Marion Square Improvement
league win be held tomorrow. at the
home of Mrs. W N Byars. lt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
We All Remembe

We All Remember.
Though memory often spurns our debts
OF hate. Il never smothers
Some kindly debts. for s'hn forgets
His kindness TO others
San Francisco Bulletin.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
Hoods JdrS0PdriHd
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. It is better not to put of
treatment buy Hoods today.

Simpson and Miller Stoops and
Roothe came second and Eddy and
Kenry third.
The chip picking contest between
women was won by Mrs. Cochran
with Miss Tillie Tillman second.
John jacob and Chas. Hill won the
lOg.saSing contest. VIM. Matthews
and Henry Nestel secured second and
Bean Brothers third.
Two or three events were called on
on account OF the parade time arriv-
ing
The Parade.
The parade was the finest ever seen
I'm Eugene. The floats from the va.
ilous camps were beauties indeed.
Elaborate uniforms. plenty OF color.
nicely decorated vehicles were greatly
In evid nee The various divisions
formed on the sides streets and
down willamette The pa.
geant was long one reaching one,
reaching from Fifth street past Ninth.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

GA - II ORA
C.; !: :: ;''::G<:>1!z5;S's:$:;5' = Z; : =
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

In view of the fact that there was no
necessity for the clustering naval dem
onstratlon by Great Britain. Germany
and Italy. It would appear that the
powers which proceeded decently to-
ward the collection OF their claims
against Venezuela should have an
equal. II not preferential. standing as
creditors.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18


you would hardly believe IT," said .
fashionable shoe clerk yesterday, but
the swellest Of our women customeri
are now invariably asking us for boys
shoes. The masculine styles OF wOmen's
shoes no longer Hatiafy them. tho
must have a shoe made exactly Ike Q
mans. and so we sell twice as many
boys shoes as formerly and proper
tionately less OF women's. What is the
reasonl Well. really. | cannot say, ex'
cepting that IL is fad. As a matter OF
fact. know that the boys shoes are
not really as comfortable, for they can
not be got to M as perfectly as those
designed for women's feet, and more
than one OF my fair customers com
plain OF hlisters and callOused feet.
bat still they want the boys shoes and
insist upon the strap being left on In
the back. k."-Phlladelphia Record.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18

Will address the people of Salem and VII
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
r9anifcr.n". = SreSas b. 10. Snni 1908.

rist.) 6un ifofeOe O9iaa PreiteItdns
Ten aoitilige 9ripile9ier. Men eaentz
lig af6olOt eaer ugtet bar ban life;
BERTH par ban for mpnoig o9 6eregs
renee. 0agen fsr ban opoe, iao ban
/ 5sieIteret, men bleo neite Mor9en
dngreben al noiofomme Maoeimerter,
rsr 6apoe fdns 0po til 6sIge 20.
Suli 1868. 9rofesior girteroO i
Ooanis freo PED Gfterretningen ON
hans 9pO ret fartaitiit: uSeg moatte
NOT tante, at 1anoen lie Tube le0s
lrnoe. t6i oen IiOfte Sang, js9 for
lem uger Ifoen beieatt BAN I apbens
barn. par fan ida p0m18 frpnotlig
drsunoli6) % beIeoea, iom jeg aiori9
6opoe let 5am for"
,,Spero."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19

nofieoe gtegnerne life Der | Sfonsns
Sfnooe. Oct par fprite Gang, ieg
iaa Qoiantum palmatum pOtie / pilp
3ilItdno. llforglemmelige 9linbsr
ouffeoe op / Si9lsn. oa Qft%entlotten
falbte be NANCE 9GIter til BET bnoige
@ubs6us. Def minbebe mig ON
Iangit foriounpne 8age / 6abrelans
tei - Der lpo ogiaa aftentlotten.
Men bet par Qarsmeoet, jig piIoe
fortoac ON: Seq par en- fremmeo og
lapoe Dentet al blipe moDta9et Jon
en- IaaOdu - men jsg mpOte fun 9ens
,io6eo co SmeoetummenheO. Oct bar
Qeroag 9tften. ieg anton til 9r9ites
toli9en. "a 4ftenen ibanot unoer en-
interesiant 9reftelie Al M%eni9fsos=
Ifolgiaean. Spnoagen t~il6raates osl5
meo 9uostieneTte og pels meO Set peo
Seen.
6eniiqten meo nit 4omme bar at
gqfle 5nteresie for % SDmpdti me6
te inae / 9eiten, og trobs bet, at ieg
tom ira ct fremmeo Sdmfuno CO fra
ct S%amiuno. meo boiltet Der faDca
raret fgrt megtn bitter StriO. m0Otc
feq DOG SmBbetommenbeo. geloiaig
bso % 5oritaaelie i Iangt beiere @rdO
END lea baboe turbet oente. Gfter at
Sdmfunoets 6ormdno. 9dit. 8jsls
bebe, bapre d%nbefalet mig og min Sag
til 5orIdmlin9ens gelpiGia6eb, bler
lea al O%roitnreren, 9dit. Gette. an
mooet ON al lGgge min Sag frem for
qarsmeoet "a iii BERTH 10 Minutter.
0ersfter peotog @arsmgoet pda 5or=
flag al 9ait. @eitergaaro at nbtale
fine bebite gnifer for @erningen iont
en- Sag, Der FOREIGNER bpsrt %triitent
Mennsites Ststte.
Oct BAR fun en- fort 5io, jeg fit
QeiliqbeD til at Oeltage / Msbet -
men par glao peO, at jeg TOM, og bill
6entr life unolaoe eennem o8dnltes
rsn1s Spafier at iige en- bjertelig Got
til 6per al meOets 0eltagsre. ION
matte fdd oisie 9inier at ie. % en-
fqrifilt 9af til gaitor Og 6ru qet,r=
lens benlige 0pfprbrin9 til al be-
ieae beres arebs.
5. MoOen.
qottsr, 4e6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
MoOgangcit.
3dforids 4ietfen.
G,aiotteipil.")

6ois lea I 9ipst ielo fit 9Oo at oalse
Sorg eler @faoe - bpaO jeg bedt
beg9rte
"a oalgte uben 5eDen pitt nit 6jerte
/ @laoens Rus til iioite Stuno at
iOalge.
bog = for ing.n qris iea DilOe
ialge,
6OaO jig / grpDslfernes etote larts;
.ioi jeg fOrnam, at Summer, Sapn pg
Smerte
fan osfaa Strait i sialens 0riO6iul
felge.
6Oi falOer soraens Erin mig 6u fad
bare,
8oi itaar imoO min Billie, anait os.
f9len2
80 u, luultpes lhuu py Nul VI
bare.
6bis jeg sj itrittsOe imoO meo 6es
len,
oa BAR 10 Mobgang lite Wobgang
mere,
Ia BAR Der ingsn Sfole mer for
Sielen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
fra @eit 9enmarfs sfope.

Spor ter er berlist / Nisconfins
Stopel Oct er mango Qar, iiben jee
lqite Zdtergaarbs fife Bog: .Rpbbgs
eerlip / 4merifa", men jee bupoe bog
olprie tantt, al Der bar enbog till
narmsliespis iaa mutt. 5bor ligger
Rem nonite Strife / Deits9 Denmark benz
ripenbe Der me[lem5 r9erne peb Sgens
greb. Oct 2je. fom Sub bar aabnet
for noset at, bpab Der er fort os
Hsnt, mao frpbe iis, bporben 8liftet
falber. st Oar llssrfsr bar jsg pad
0eifens ubitrofte pr9rier - MI mibt
| bisfe er umaabelige Sfope. Seq
funbe life blipe trat at at beunbre
Sen rise 9~ssstation. = !5por berligt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
Gn S%ilbagepisning.

qditor s.. gructnsr ira portlanb
bar for en- fort 5ib fioen Ttrebet ct
Stpfte / .8dnneOirfe", / bOiltet Dor
proit % Dor Wlsnigbeb omtoles pau
en- Maaoe. iom ri for S~dnobeoens
Stblb life bil laDe itaa uimooidgt.
,0anneoirte" talber Get ct Reop9rgs.
Batter grucfner bar altiaa p9ret /
Reo.
gi fan life foritaa, bborleDss be
Bar 2inisr, Dor prait ifreD, funb,
Fringe BAN / 0eo. 96i oeriom pa
fter 8rucfner oirfelig er glao oeo bet,
Fan islp itren ON lin Qigbeo meo ben
tatbolfte airts, og lieelebes er glao
oeb bet, ban banbe Tammen peo 6r.
Saneer 3arien / aaloeren unber
airtsn, ioa bapbe bet 10 insen Rob,
feip om Der blep siort opm1rtTom
eerpon.
90 hi fan enoHu baarlisere foritaa,
al Nsben bar poret fdd for, at ben
funbe fr9pe iaabanne 0aaben, fom
paitor gruetner benptter fig af. gns
bper maa naften blues peb, at en-
preft fan fsre ct faabant Spros; %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
sc lj9aanSife SilfopperS
6iitorie.
H..

9aa cen Sang mpnoigt o9 flogt er
BET QaInn, 6pormso ben Femte BIZ
Top / Ratfen. 9oftor 9ans goOlIeu
Reien, ffuer neO pea o8. Oct traftias.
til6dgeitrogne 6aar. bet tore. oelpleis
: ait talsr / 5orening ON, at pi bar
ere 5ul0ffad. Re fate. mdnoiae Sr9t
en- 6elitp6t gsrianlis6eo for Dc, og ben
irpre 9i6efrape melber ON, at BET
er en- Nlano fra g9rifian cen 5jerz
Res 0aee. 9i6etrupernes glonitringsz
IT'D. Saalebes er 0et ogiaa. gn ags
re 3ppe paa ben itrsuge. itrirs, III
GinqerIpi6ferue %ort6oDore 9ut6erDom
ira ben ferite 5alo1el al cst iDttenos
4ar6unoreoe bar 8oftcr Sans Qooi=
fen Reien. 6ons gdlgfprog par Oets
te: ,,6orglemmer jeg big. min fare
Cutter, % bin lille 9dtetismus. ba
hliber min bsjre 6aanb forglemt!" =
5pOt / 3eIen qrpifegdarb ped Qemoig
1861, gif Sans 9oblien, Der optog
5ilnapnet efter 5soebDcn, / foritellige
lerbe Gfoler "a bleb STUDENT 1881.
Stgnt dlereoe od tbpe 2(ar, tom ban
beb fine ubmRrfebe Gpner hurtigt /
Sfu6bet. Sqidd for BAN bleD gejen
III 69ber % 2Gre. Stilingen Tom
6onmeIter for noqle unge MbelsmRno,
ng .~bibtberejit" otter be 5ioers aaar
mad man nof fable ben unge QRroe,
naar mar berer. at fan meb fine Glez
Der 6dabe g9ltebe Hoftocf, Wittenberg
% Stulien. ia, enoOg Multu. @eb
Chen at fine larpe S1sler bnrteoe
ban ogiad 5ru Muiica. Obi ban
bar msget muiifdlif, boilten gbne ban
if9r fanbt Qeiligbeb til at ubbanne /
Sfalien, ligefom ban ogfaa Tenere ION
giffop bofbt at at babe ,muIitdliife
Sdmlinger" / 8iIpegodrben. 6oorpeb
BEN admle Manb altib iefn fpilebe
mebs 6ele fpb Oar bar Refen l uo@
lanbet, % blsb itrdfs peb fin 6jems
fpmit t6eoloqiff profesfor beb timber
f@iisiet % .Gott0r u6i 6sn bsIi9e
Sfrift". Sndrt beb ban bit dnfst
hos &ongen (Gbriiian ben 5jeroe),
Ger enoog tog BAN meO pad en- @ng-
fdnbsrejfe, for at biie Gnglanberne,
at ban oaiau bapOe larbc MGnb | it
Riae". 6erfra brdete Reien 81
fiqlbne 6adnbifrifter meo Jig 6jem,
fom ban gap til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fet men fom aif tabt Deb bettes Brand.
Meit befenbt bleb ban bog peo lin BIZ
beloberf9ttelie, og ba 8iifop Winss
trup bar bsb, blep 5uns poplfen Eez
len 1915, 81 aar gammel, Sjalldnos
giifop. Som dllereoe bem9rfet, bar
fet ben ftrenge 9utberboms og ben til
be Statsfirfes Sib, bbori man ben
Sang befanbt fig. Og Refen bar ! ct
oe aft ct Barn at i'm 7ib. Det bar
@runbtanfen, Der radbebe ben Sang,
at fufofommen Operensffsmrnelfe ! al
Il gorsernes relisieie Operbepisnirs
% tbeoloqiffe Qarbom bar ben fifreffe
@runbporb for Somfunbets 9ripfel.
aun ben ifrsngt liftberffe 96eologi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
onisiesGirfiom

: aDanHeren" Or. Al FAINT i
.0anf eut6erf a~irtebla6" glr. 81
laite ie9 ON oen 0iafonisies9iytioms
6eo. ct Sanatorium for brpItip9e".
Waatte 6erren belIigne @irtfom6eoen,
OF ZEN mda bliDe til megen Sam og
@slf1uelie. 5 pefuniar 6enieenoe tan
lea life noe me9et, men pil gerne noe
Oet lioet. ieg fan. meb 6adb ON, At
6erren lite BIZ frrimaa bet rings,
men belii9ne ogiaa bet.
Or. Maoien ipsrger. ON Der life
Der "a Der Ituloe fiooe aOincer, ION
maa inorsmme for iig ielo, at De intet
bar at lepe for. og iom tunoe ie ct
aalo fra Serren til at 9au og tiene
6ans fpge? On Der lite ituIoe pare
apinoer. iOm funOe Hippo imdd DIP
carer for at tage ben itprite, at blipe
an Seiu 5jenerinoe for bans ipge %
forlaote2
Ru, ON Der enb ItoOer apinoer Der
eQer Der, iom mad inorgmme % bar
iuorpmmet / flere Mar. at be pad en-
Maabe fun bar Ijg ielp at Ieoe Tor,
"a bun FnOer bette triit. Seius bar
6un At leoe for. % gre goDt Tan bun
alti0 fad Qeili96eo til, naar blot ben
tarm6iertige Sub biz gine Raa0e,
GDns % @iQie BERTH. 7sriom nu en-
fdaoan alt / lenaere 5io bar trait
/ al menneIteli9 Stre6eli96eb at lebe
for SeIus % care bet 9obe. ban 9oo
Race. Gpne % 9iGie til. ON bun eno
bar bief fit Qio (om eno mso fun 9uO
til 9i6ne) til at tisne bam % gre
oobt. Tda eobt ION tan giper 1adrc
0ertil. ON bun eno lGnges efter %
enIfer at tunne tisne 6erren ~
bans Menie6eb iom 9iatouisie. ON
bun ~betragter Zen Gerning ION oti
6erliqits, Der fan tanfss puu Soroen
for ben enlige aoinoe. boorleoes ital
6un faa 8lar6so Oper % 9isbeo for,
om bet er ct 9aIo fra 6erren til 6enoe
eaer ei2
Def er rel life en6oer enlig a0ins
be, 5erren "a bans MIenigfeo fan
fruge / lin 5ieneite Tom 9iatonisi.2
Sea fsn6er life meget til 8iatonisies
iagen % peb life, bpab Der Ital til
for at tunne 6lips 8iafonisie; oil
SIR. Maoien ener andre penliqIt gips
libi Gplpsnine berom / aDaniteren"2
16i bet ipnes mig, ION, periom mo-
aen pisee 1T Gin / BEN @srning, mar
eet life BAR ct 9alb fra 6erren, "a
MATTE bet pqre nGiten % maaite lige
iaa uri8tigt, Tom ON bet par ct Sab
ira 6erren, % De life fulgts BET. 5or
nan fan 10 ogIaa tjene 6errsn og
lebe for BAN / bet oaslig, 2iO, | BEN
enliqe Stano, ON man enb life bliper
Oiafonisie, % bet er b.l life en6oer,
6erren bar if9nfet nunbelige Os time
liee Qdabsaaper, iaa bun fan tiene
ham og bans Menigheo ION 0idfos
nisTe2 Oct biloe bare tart at ie liot
Oplpsning besansauenbe / Dante
rem.
Ru en- 6jertelia 6ilien / SeIu RaDn
til aae .0unifsren"s 2eiere ira
On Sefter / 6erren.
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