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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
Woodpecker's Savings Bank.

Among the woodpeckers of California
there is one kind, popularity called the
carpenter. which is of such careful
habits that many a friendly society
might take a lesson from it. Although
the winter is not very severe, the bird
we'll knows how hard it will then be to
obtain food. So it begins early to lay by
for the frosty day. 1t stuffs the holes of
trees with acorns, and it is artful enough
to chosoe those that contain the larvae
OF insects. The larvae thrives on the
fruit, and in the course Of time becomes
fattened tit-bit for the bird. Pine
tres. on which acorns do not grow, have
often been seen dotted or plugged all
over with them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

twitching of the lids seemed normal.
Brown would rub his eyes and hold his
hand up close to his face and say:
II can't see IL. Everything is dark"
Max Bittner, the foreman, thinking
the man had suddenly gone mad, said:
Look at me. Brown. You can see
me- I'm right in front OF you"
81 can't see you, Max" Brown
moaned. Il can't see anything"
Some OF the women in the place be-
gan to get hysterical. Mr.. Jacoby,
thinking the cigarmaker was merely
i'll, sent out one of his clerks for a
and looked over Brown he advised that
the ,igarmaker be sent at once to a
hospital.
When Brown reached Bellevue he
was almost dazed by this calamity. II
was some time before he could talk to
the physicians connectedly. His wife
was sent for and after she had talked
with him for awhile he became calmer.
On the records of the hospital his mall
simply means total or partial loss of
vision.
No directly similar ease could be re-
called by any of the physicians at
Bellevue. About nine years ago the
hospital had case of toxic amaurosis,
but the poison came from other causes
than tobacco.
Mr.. Jacoby, the employer of Brown,
said thu he never before heard of a
cigarma. losing his sight by nicotine
poisoning He said that cigar rollers
have developed lung diseases and pull
monary troubles by constantly breath
ing in particles of tobacco.
The Bellevue physicians said they
were not in a position to prophesy
about the chances of Brown recovering
his sight. There are cases on record
where the sight had been restored after
the nicotine poison had been eliminated
from the system.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
FAITH AND PRAYER.

Prayerless preaching will be power
less
man cannot pray up until he learns
TO pay up.
The fever of fear is often mistaken for
the fervor Of faith.
mustard seed OF faith is worth q
mountain of forms.
The devil always wants to prove our
faith by our fortune.
It's no use praying for sanctifcation
when you need sand.
A child on his knees is mightier than
giant tall as the skies.
When man has an immovanle faith
IN COD he viii be ever Oh the move for
men.
1t is worth while losing the evident
value OF prayer while you make I'M vonr
mind whether it is objective or e,,I;oo.
iye.-Rams Horn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
FAMILY RELIGION.
The Custom of Days Gone BY and
Some Reasons Why Changes
Have Come.

In the days of the patriarchs AMI
tribal divisions, religion was family
religion. This was not a matter of
chance, it was by direct revelation of
God that men so worshiped Him.
And thou shalt shew thy SON in that
day; And thou shalt teach them dill
agenuy to thy children, and thou
shalt talk of them when thou stitch
in thine house," That the genera
ton to come might know them, even
the children which shall be born; who
shall arise and declare them to their
children"
There is no change in this matter.
1t is still true that the home is the
hns' place to teach and exemplify the
of the Bible, says j. Mervin
IN Young People. Brit ~ Is true
that in these days the family religion
is not SO strongly emphasized as it
was 100 years ago. People of mid
die age can remember many such
stories as those my mother used 10
tell me. When she was young girl
she lived in a deacons family. 1t
was In the pioneer days, when the for
ests were being cleared. and the strug-
gle with nature was a struggle for ex-
istence among the rugged hills of New
england. There was scarcely time
enough for all the work to- be done.
and yet those men had no thought of
neglecting the worship of God in their
homes. And so in Deacon Manley's
FAMILY. while the deacon read a long
portion Of Scripture. the girls washed
the dishes, and while he offered a long
prayer, the girls combed their long
hair, so as to be ready for the long
walk TO school And in the homes.
too, the children were taught the prin-
clpal facts and the great truths of the
Bible. Every one knows that religion
is not formally taught in the home as
II used to be.
In seeking to find a cause for this de-
cline of family religion. some critics
nave laid the blame at the door of the
sunday school. Family religion has
declined, and the Sunday school has
hourished; therefore, it is evident that
parents have transferred the respon-
sibility of religious instruction to the
Sunday school, and the home has
lost its power as teacher of reli-
gion.
| am not at all of this opinion So
lar as have been able to observe, the
Sunday school has helped the home to
preserve its religion. The decline in
family religion has been largely
caused by the unprecedented changes
that have come to family life during
The century. They have affected many
other things besides family religion
Deacon Manley's time was his own,
out his grandson, also an active
church worker, must take the 1903
car to town. Old conditions are
changed
But whatever may be the cause of
the change, the Sunday school of to-
day can do a great deal to promote
religion in the home. The time is
coming when we will get adjusted tothe
rapid changes of our times. when
there will be a revival of old-fash-
Toned, neighborly feeling. and the fam
lily ties and religion will be empha-
sized more strongly than in the days
of old
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
BlinCnesS.

AS blind bird in its flight so is he
who goes tkrouSn the wtrlG and dis
Germs not the beauty of his Maker. AS
the bird has 40 spirit Of soLg. so the
blind soul IS rot actuateG by tie spirit
of worship. As The birG knows not
where it snail rsst. : WIGS when weary.
neither knoweth .the sightless man
where his prayerless spirit shall repose
when he has reached the end.-UniteC
PresDy terrain.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
All in the Course of Time.

1t was very muddy. We were going
to town in the buggy and my little
brother was much worried because We
were going so slow.
said: Mamma, I've forgotten my
rubbers; what shall do after we get
out?"
That doesn't matter" said Edmund,
cit will be dry when we get there
Little Chronicle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
A Warning without Avail.

Don't you know that most of the all
coholic beverages are shamefully adul-
terated?"
Yes" answered Col. Stillwell, of
Kentucky, land 1 have adopted the
policy of taking larger drinks so as to
get all OF the genuine article that is
due me. "-Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
A Simmer

''By George, that Mrs. Ka Flippe is
a stunning woman, isn't she?"
Il should think SO. She hit me with
her automobile the other day and it
was three hours before | woke up
Chicago Record-Herald
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
A DutifuI wife

Cobwigger-Did you spend all that
money 1 gave you this morning?
Mrs. Cobwigger-Yes. love. If had
spent only part Of 1t voul1 nave had
to wait at the bargain-c, ter for my
change. and then woul have been
home in time for dirr~-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

81 find this world divided into tvs
classes OF critics" writes youn
mother to this office; those who crit
else when l whip my children and thos
no blame me when don't "-Atchisoi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
Close to 1t.

Maude-And she didn't get divorce
after finding long blonde hair on her
husbands coat sleeve?
Claude-Well, she certainly came
within a hairs breadth of getting one
Town Topics.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

WANTED special representative in this
county and adjoining territories, to rep
resent and advertise an old established
business house of solid financial stand
ing. Salary s21 weekly, with Expenses
advanced each Monday by check
direct from headquarters. Horse
and buggy furnished when necessary;
position permanent. Address Blew
Bros. q o., Dept. A, Monon Bldg,
Chicago, Ill.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
out of the Ordinary.

"He always seems to be very earn
est, at any rate"
"Oh! very. Why. he can say: How
are your and give you the impression
that he really wants to ow"-Phila-
delphia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
At the Whist-Club.

Hostess Tin astonishmenD-I was
surprised that Mr.. Newbegin won the
prize. 1t was just due to dumb luck.
Mrs. Eckspert-Dumb luck, indeed |!
Why, she chartered every minute
Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

The measure OF love is sacriuve.
test OF IL is not in the enthusiasm with
which IL is Expressed. not in It's
demonstrativeness. II = measured b,
blood drops.-A Il. Conrad.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
Swallowed IL

She had her watch fob in her mouth
Then she gave n quick Shrek of alarm
And her lover guessed right when he told
her that night
He had ne'er seen her so full OF charm.
Houston Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
Somewhat Different

81 began life" said the rich man,
"by saving up pennies"
'And when you end it," rejoined the
sarcastic person, your heirs will be-
gin to blow in dollars. Chicago Daily
Nawc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
Her Popularitv.
miss wibbleton appears 70 no 8

miss Wimbledon appears to be such
q popular GIRL" he said.
Yes" she answered. IF she were
TO enter beauty contest she has so
many friends that it would be impossi-
BILE to get anybody to act as judge
Chicago Record Herald
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
GOOD FOR SHOES.
N91e

The purchaser of each Pair of Shoes
from S1.OO upwards entities you to a
Coupon.
OK Coupons will get you Pair of our
49, BEST $I.SO SHOES. &c
ALBERT STEIN,
Tor Sft, a, Urnod 400 N ~.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

"Vacashun," wrote the boy in his first
essay after returning to school, lis
sumthing that Russell Saige never takes
becos hee is oiled enuff not to haf to go
to skule any more Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
How Population Increases.

7V = Of I0e 1IOII 1I1OI CttScSs
The population of the earth doubles in
260 years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

twitching of the lids seemed normal.
Brown would rub his eyes and hold his
hand up close to his face and say:
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-03
Information local

Sc han embarcado en- el vapol
americana Philadelphia. Mr.. Post )
Mr.. Lindsay, jefe de departamentos
y Consejeros. Sc comenta este paseC
despues de Ia derrota del Emprestito
para la Agriculture
Nuestro amigo Don Manuel Mu-
fioz, Juez de paz de Vega Baja csta
pasando dias en- esta Capital.
-Suserita por Don Juan F. Ne
dina. Consul de Santo Domingo. Ina
circulado una hoja suelta defendien-
do al Presidente de Santo Domingo
General Morales de los cargos que le
hace Ia prensa puertorriquena.
Sc da como cosa segura que el
Secretario ~ Puerto Rico presentara
la renuncia dc su cargoy no volvera
q esta isla.
E9-LAS INDIGESTIONES Sc ali
Wan inmadiatamente, con tomar dos
sellos, radicalmente Sc curan con IN
solo estuche del Digestive Mojarrieta:
sin privarse IT. alimentos. Las Dis
pepsias Gastralgicas, Sc curan con
tomar 3 J estuches. Para curar ra-
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda-
des cr6nicas, gastrointestinales Sc
debe tomar durante 3 i meses eI
Digestive Mojarrieta: Que 6 el dnico
verdadero remedio CASTRO intestinal
complete radical, univers a1mente
confrmado superior todos los otros
para curar las Intermediates del est6-
mago.
Esta noche dara su acostumbra-
da retreta en- la plaza de Baldorioty
la banda del professor don Manuel
Tizol
-Escaso pdblico concurri6 anoche
q la function que di6 III compania
4Uni0n Artfstica.@
Don Celestino Sola, de Caguas,
ha estado hoy EN- esta capital en- nsun-
tos particulares.
EagxTHE HELVETIA.2 -27 cGlle
de Ia Cruz Gran casa de huespeda5
liable d hotel.> Aposentos para fa-
milias personals solas. Comidas
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Banos.
Tel6fono, 1872 Apartado correo 295.
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel esta 4 cargo de una senori-
ia caguena.
Mahana Sc espera en- San Juan
al coronel Hamill, de regreso de Ponce.
El dfa Is del corriente tomara
possession de su cargo como consejero
del Executive don Herrninio Dfaz Ma
yarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-03

ha trasladadO suresidencia & Santur-
ce en- Ia parada ndmero IL.
-Solamente Gregorio Monsa fue
asistido aver en- Ia Sala de Socorros
de una herida leve.
-Esteban Medina que Sc dedicaba
q turbar Ia paz pdblica pagara tres
dollars de multa que le impuso el
juez Koopel.
-E5tan vacantes en- IA banda de
la policia insular dos plazas de clari-
netes y una de cornetin.
El Marshal de Ia Corte de San
Juan Sr. Agosto, ha salido hoy los
pueblos de Carolina, Vega Baja. We
ga-Alta, Rio Piedras y Dorado para
citar q los jurados que han de funcio-
mar en- la semana entrante.
En- el dfa de aver fueron regis
tradas las siguientes defunciones en-
esta capital: Mercedes Modesto, Pc
ira Rodriguez Ramos, y Ramona Dfaz
Gomez.
Aver prestaron juramento ante
el juez Canellas para contraer matri-
monio, don Vicente Sanjurjo J la Sc
norita Juana Saez Tinajero.
Don Nicolas Aguayo, conner
ciante de Caguas, Sc encuentra en- esta
capital y henos tenido el gusto de
verle por esta reduction.
Ell abogado de Arecibo don Ra
mon Nadal Santa Coloma esta en- esta
capital con motive de la muerte de su
hermana Maria.
Ell alcalde de Carolina don Ra-
mon II. Delgado Sc encuentra hoy en-
esta gestionando asuntos propios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-03
LA BERIDA Que 90;

LA BEBIDA que goza de mas
aceptaci6n en- toda la isla, es la sin
rival rica cerveza .-Pabst, = de Mil
wauke Ia cual en- su precio no ad mite
competencia. Importadores: NJ. r.
Calderon Y CO Tetuan ndmero II. san
Juan.
Ell Teniente de la policfa insul ar
don Francisco Tallada llegara esta
tarde esta capital en- asaleo5 del
servicio.
Los siguientes nacimientos han
sido registrados en- el juzgado de san
Francisco: Catalina Velez Qiaz, Gui-
ller1na Velazquez Viera, Rosa de la
Asenci6n Reyes y Antonio Paniagua
Picaso.
EN- LA RELOJERIA de Fernan-
do Kehrahn Sc componen mao uinus de
escribr. Tambi6n Sc arreglan toda
clase de aparatos. FERNANDO KEH-
RAIN, 1Plaza de Baldorioty2 San
Francisco mum. %. San Juan.
A petici6n de los abogados de
las parties Sc suspendio hoy a vista
del pleito seguido entire los senores
Mullenhof Korber don Manue lar
gueso.
Ell abogado don Herminio Diaz
Navarro q nombre de los se1ores Bo-
livar y GO, ha apelado ante 81 Supre-
mo de los Estados Unidos de Ia SEN
tencil dictada por el Supreme de
Puerto Rico en- pleito que le sigue el
Banco Espanol de Puerto Rico. Aun
no Sc sabe 81 el Supreme admitira la
apelacion.
lie ha sido concedido el divorcio
< don Manuel Meseguer.
-Ha salido para Sabana Grande
Ia respectable sonora dona Herminia
G aztambide de Diaz Navarro. Pasa-
ra una temporada con su familia que
reside en- aquel pueblo.
El vapop americana GCaracas>
sali6 aver tarde para la Guayra.
Aver tarde Sc cay6 una mujer
en- la muralla de la plaza @del Merca-
do, aunque Sc estrope6 algo no re
cibi0 heridas de consideration.
Ell cOcherO de HumacaO Jesus
Lopez por conducir su coche a escape
por Santurce, fu6 multado con un do
liars por el juez Koopel.
Jose G. Cuevas qla amenaz6 de
palab bras q una mujer, fu5 hoy SEN
tenciodo & 90 dias de arresto
Tomas Sed6 que se dedica en-
briagarse, fu6 hoy sentenciado & pa
sar 50 dias en- la carcel para yer 81 de-
ja el vicio. !
El sargento de II policia D. Ig-
nacio Carballeira lleg6 hoy d San
Juan en- asuntos del cuerpo.
FL teniente D. Francisco Verar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-03
PRESIDE PROVISIONAL

A las doce del dia de hoy ha sido
puesto en- ibertad el cohfnado Jose
Manuel Serrano, por haber extinguidO
su cOndena.
Manaua saldra en- libertad. por el
mismo concepto, el confnado Ramon
CrOnSSet
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-03
GRIM lNkLIDAD

Existen actualmente en- las carce-
les de Puerto Rico los siguientes
presos:
Cumpliondo condsna. 1.31o
Pendientes de sentencia.. 216
Total. l...... 1926
De estos son:
Mujeres 50
HOmbres. s............. ...... l.443
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-03
OperaciOn3s de los
buqleS en- puerto
TRAY E.SLA

'Damielta'', "Jirana'', Julia ;"
"Alice", >. Craters'', cargandC, "Pa-
thinder", ''MaryJ. Busse". cargando.
CABOTAJE
"Guillermito'', carga para AFRO
yo-"Juanita" para Fajardo "Espe-
rama" para Yabucoa- DOS HERNIA
nos" para Faiardo. Dolores" para
Humacao y Naguabo- ''Mayagueza-
ma" y Gala BIanca" pendientes.
"Carmelita -descargando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-03
a mis- Agentes de Il IsIa

Psty fran de los De
TINIORtRAy SONBRERERIA, dirigirios direction
FRANCO AMERICAN HALTER & DYER.
FRANCISCO
Pierre Marines DIRECTOR PacPIETAR1o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

Der, at 9erningsm9noene maa inoes.
Spergsmaalet ON, bporoibt De
portationsrne tan fpripare, pil Meas
maj life uotale nosen Mening DIN,
S1,320.20 til. Der bur pddli9nst 6ets
finbenoe 6orhoIo par fpriparlt9t
Iom ct Selbforfparsmiobel.
@i ifal iaa flute bisie Viebbelels
Ter meo en- llotaleIie al @eamon ON
rette grbejoerforeninger:
,8kn SIogs Qrbeioerforeninger,
Der pinoer min Snmpati og min
Qens lnberitptteiie," Itrioer ban.
,.er Dem, Der bepabner Iig meo IN
retferbig Sag % meb ben alene oQ
uppeaerer til ben ofentli9e Mtz
nina % Tom. Del er. 6poo So6r
W%itdea gjorbe i qenniplpania, oe
ban panbt i'm Sag. Def er, boaf
mango andre arbejoerforeninger ban
Qiprt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
greo fra Sens 9iren.
poImeriton. Rortb Refp 3ealano.
Gil 9dnIterenl

Palmeriton, Rortb Relp 3ealano.
2il 0aniterenl
0a jeg MI befinber mig poo ben
altio grsnne Q, lep 3ealano, o9 bn
Der Der life finoes faa al pore 2dnbs=
mnno, pil jeg 9iOe Oaniferens 2aiere
en- lille Weooele{ie pm 5or6oIoene
6er, ioalebes iom jeg Ter benz.
Hep 3ealonb beitd1r al 10 itore og
en- minbre q. Den ltqe 2 talbss
Stepurtzg Zen og De 10 tore Roros og
SpO=2en. Den iioite er ben i~terite,
men ben noroIige ben frugtbareite, %
Ter finbes ogiaa Dc fIeite al pore IND
ranoreoe 2unosm9no, ligeiom ogiud
be leite at 2ernes Snobpg9ere
QlaOri taloet) finoes Der, benpeb en-
10000. gnen Nelin9ton pad Noros
zen er Regeringsiabet for gerne. Ser
Dor 9uperneren. og her er parloz
m~entsbuiet. gerne be;er 10 unbsr
England. qulmerIton, en- itsnt Be
liggenbe gD omtrent Is Wtil Rorb
for W~elington, er ben iterite gp /
Snblanoet. Ser er en- banit MeniJs
bea betjent at qoitor 6briftenien,
Der tiGi9e b%etiener en- fife Slot 9ans
ltere en- % Wiil berfra. s 6alcombe,
life langt fra qalmeriton. ca. 3 Mil,
per bet, at ben for~benbHrenbe Winis
ter / 3anmarf og ienere 9iItop ober
9oldnb og 5aliter Stift, ,. g.
Monrab Iepeoe | Here Qar. Oct 6us,
hbor ban boeoe /, er nebbr9nbt; 2
at bans gernebern leper Der snonu %
bar Gjenboom. Qigeleoes bar bet
Der | R9rbeOen. at ben qamle GrD9rs
oige SUBS Manb Qbra6am 6onore
lebebe fine IrbIie Nar, nemli9 | sSdrz
Ton, en- % Wil fra palmeriton. 6dn
bar fsbt / 5rebericid al 6or9lbre,
Der neoItammeoe ira ts frantic 5us
9enotter, og ban par en- oPrbiq 81
tertommer al bine 3~roesbelte. 6ah
nirfeoe | ober A Qfdr ibldnbt be inc
fsbte, men ban beigete oeiau MI "a
oa fine inbponbrebe Qanb5m9no meb
5rebens og 2ibets Orb. 6an bar
bet 8ionesbbrb at @enner % Moos
itonbere at g~pongeliet, at ban bar en-
CUBS Mdnb, Der epebe felt for
Sefus og Sjalenes 5relie, os bet er
ben Slags Manb oa aDiHoer. pi tils
trangsr bdube poa BEN 3eolnnb Do |
Qmerifo. 6anore Tom til Hep 3eas
lamb Qdrst 1848, ban FAR a 8srn,
fom leper Der enonu, oe ne ffal ale
bare troenbe Menneffer, ct eobt Bib
nesbbrb. De neite af S%fanoinaper;
ne, iom er Der, tom bertil for en- 30
Oar fiben % er MI eamt. en DEL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

Iopet benz 2sn, oe bpp pil Iod pads
Itaa, at bet lite er bans pli9t at
pare meb at biprage til here's Con?
90 qligten er fet lite nogst TENT
noset. Def ian, pg bet ber bare %
en- 8Iqbe at gore Dor plist.
Wfen M - efter oenne lille Vi
Itifter = til6age til 5anten ON at
lagge 2igninsen pad &rebiene. Gaar
man lite msOer i'm pIi9t, iud blioer
Der Sfplb, pg bet bar Der nu paret
TAFT % itrepet en- bel Del ON / 5ors
6olo til 1nberfuooet / 99rerlpnss
fasien: bpis er Stplben? Ser er BET
lite Ida let at gore Hart Stel. Ro9le
tiger, at bet er prGiternes Stplo.
0pis De bare giproe no9et Oerfor,
ifuloe ben lille Gum al 40e. pr. tonz
frneret Meolem eaer lod moi inos
fomme / en6per Meni9beo. Sanife
her er noget / ben Yale. men ben
pasier pitt life aae 9e9ne. W}an9e
iaaodnne Wan9ler Tan bdpe oeres
@runo / Mongel pau en- Gags Or
9aniiution.
Oct er 10 goot moi, at 0irettioz
mems Gmbeosmano ~uodrbejoer Jors
flag og itiaer Opfororinger til be en-
teIte Meni9beOer os prGi ter. Men
bet ifrenne Orb -=. Qignins
gen pod areoIene piloe baoe ben 5ors
Del, at Der bolbes &rebsmsber %
9iiitdtier / 8repi ene. 8rebsfprz
m1noene Itodr / lanet mere lenenoe
og perIonlig Rapport me6 Rrrffer=
ne og Menigbeberne / bper in arebs.
eno bet er muiigt for E~mbsosm1n=
bene pad Stoleoirettionen at itaa
meo Praiterne o9 Menisbeoerne
belle Sumfunbet. Se Ioa fiji in9er
heuer mere, enb ban nogenlunoe
tunbe bdabe oberfe og opertomme.
90 cen 5ontt til = bet er min
Sperbepisuing, at bet er gobt at fau
mango 9anber meo / N%rbejoet. ct
faa mango interesisrebe. Deb at reaz
liiere 5dnten ON &rebiene pilhe
renne Sag bIipe lagt langt narmere
ben. bpor ben ifaI ben. 3Gnt opsr
ret, 9enner. meb Snteresie for Dor
Stole. 9por glGbeligt, naur hi ale
bliper meb, og bar ingen StpIb Biz
rer at benpiie til nosen.
u. 80 Nnberfen.