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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
Old Home Week.

Hats off to South Royalton! The en-
terprising citizens OF that village purpose
to celebrate Old Home week and have
already issued invitations. South Roy
alton will enjoy the distinction of being
one of very few places in Vermont this
year which will give anv attention to the
CONNIE ndable project Of inviting its sons
and daughters bone for weeks visit
1t is a highly worthy distinction. and
r. fleets credit upon those citizens res
ponsible for the movement.-[ Mortified
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27

The treasury deficit averages million
dollars a day and unless conditions
speedily change there will be no tariff
revision by Congress the coming winter.
The government started with a clean
ledger July 1 and is now $1,000, 900
behind it's income. 1t this condition con-
tinues Secretary Shaw will call on the
national banks for some of the federal
denOSits
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
COUNTY TICKET.

For Senators,
Leighton P. Slack of st. Johnsbury.
Hermon P. Simpson of Sheffield.
For Associate Judges,
Thomas A. Meader of Ryegate,
Daniel A Ruggles of Sutton.
For Judge of Probate,
Walter P. Smith of ST. Johnsbury.
For Sheriff,
Lorenzo Sulloway of st. Joh7sbury.
For States Attorney,
Frank D. Thomson of ST. Johnsbury.
For High Bai1iff.
George F. Winch of McIndOes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
The Land of EvangeIine.

Summer Dress for American Travellers.
NCorrespondence of the Caledonian.)
After years OF. travelling back and fourth
over ''the briny," have come to thecon-
clusion that no more delightful trip can
be taken than short sea voyage to Nova
Scotia, and one could travel for months
through remote foreign lands without
finding a hundredth part of the charm
and beauty of this land of Longfellow's
Evangeline.
Last week, with view to making
study Of the travelling American woman,
I took this trip, which is the latest fad of
the fashionable woman, who realizes the
Importance of a complete rest as beauty
builder after an arduous social season.
It is the exceptional American woman
who over dresses for travelling today, so
happily saw little to criticize in the way
of unsuitable costuming, but rather much
to admire in the trig and simple walking
length gowns, with their accompanying
neat and stylish shirt waists, and on no
transatlantic steamer have I seen more
correct dressing than on the broad prom.
enade decks of the luxurious Prince
Arthur of the Munson line.
Through the beautiful Long Island
Sound by daylight one of New York's
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
Commissioners Notice
AMOS w. EDDY'S ESTATE.

The subscribers having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the district
of Caledonia, commissioners to receive, am
inc and adjust all claims and demands all
persons against the estate of Amos w. Eddy,
late of Walden. in said. district. deceased,
the 9th day of July, A. D. 1904. being
allowed by said court to the creditors of said
deceased to exhibit and prove their res
pective claims before us: Give notice that we
will attend to the duties of our appointment
at the late residence of said Amos w. Eddy
in Walden, in said district, the 9th
day of August and the 9th day of January
next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, on
each OF said days.
CHAS. H. STEVENS,
JOEL L. DOW,
Commissioners.
Walden, Vt, July 16. 1904.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
GUARANTEE.

hereby agree to refund the money
paid for Mi-o-na, on return of the
empty box. if the purchaser tells me
that it has failed to cure dyspepsia or
stomach troubles. This guarantee
covers two Soc boxes, or months
treatment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
The Premium Habit.

know a man who's saving tags.
stamps,
labels,
wrappers,
SHOPPERS,
bottles, and
trademarks
On tobacco,
soap,
tea,
coffee,
pianos,
and autom obi1es,
And when he gets enough
He'll have earned a cane,
col ar button,
umbrella,
match box,
house and lot,
or book of
flirtationS.
For it's the ruling passion,
This saving up of tags.
And stamps and gaudy wrappers
From bottles. boxes, bags;
Yes, everybody's got it,
And have got it, too
I'm simply so distracted
don't know what to do.
Gimme your tags and wrappers
Gimme your labels, friends!
Gimme your cast-of shoppers
Gimme your segar ends!
Gimme your extra trademarks
Gimme your bottles. pray,
For Pm going to draw tomorrow
On the things save today!
Ten thousand tags will get me
A copper-headed cane,
And twice ten thousand tags an
Umbrella for the rain;
Oh everybody's got it
And have got it. too
I'm sim ply so distracted
don't know what to do!
Baltimore News.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
STATE TICK EFT.

For Governor,
Charles ]. Bell of Walden.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Charles H. Stearns of johnson.
For State Treasurer,
John L. Bacon of Hartford.
For Secretary of State,
Fred G. Fleetwood of Morristown.
For Auditor of Accounts,
Horace F. Graham of Craftsbury.
For Presidential Electors,
Walter H. Barry of Bennington.
E. B. Finn of Springfield.
Frank A. Bond of Montpelier.
Arthur r. Stone of st. Johnsbury.
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,
First District,
d. 7. oster of Burlington.
Second District,
Kittredee Haskins of Bratt1eboro.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
The Guarantee Protects You.

If Mi-O-na Does Not Cure Dyspep-
STA, w. B. Eastman will return your
money.
When you buy a box of Mona, ma
lures cure for dyspepsia, have him sign
the following guarantee. This protects
you absolutely against loss, should the
treatment fail to cure you.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS.
"Jeffersonian simplicity"

The New York Sun very properly pune
lures the humbug in the democratic
platform about Jeffersonian simplicity
wherein the aforesaid plank declares ::
We believe.that one of the best methods
of procuring economy and honesty in he
public service is to have public offic-
1als, from the occupant of the White
House down to the lowest of them,
returned as nearly as may be to Jefsr-
sonian simplicity Of living" Presi-
dent tfferson lived on ore OF the most
sumptuous private estates in America.
He lived like gentleman of wealth, cul-
ture and good taste. surrounded by ser
wants and with no indication that had
he lived in our day he would have con-
Quoted the White House menage any less
deliberately than it now is. "Jefersonian
simplicity" is sounding phrase full OF
suggestions of Monticello-one of the
finest private estates in America.-[Lew
iston (Me.) Journal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27

The Newspaper Press Fund of London
now amounts to $25O.O0O. There are
over forty pensioners who receive $3.50 a
year, besides a number of widows and
orphans who are assisted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
HIPS Opposition to Roosevelt.

lanes J. Hill, president of the Northern
Securities Company who has recently
declared for Parker and Davis, states
that he regards the main issue of the
campaign to be 1.-THE extravaganza IF the
government-the reckless way in which
appropria tons have been made and the
peoples money spent" In his opinion
the country is going to the bow-wows
because of prodigal spending, though he
is careful not to specify what items OF tx
pense are to be cut off. Probably when
he made the above statement he had in
mind certain item of the budget which
authorized the use of $4,000 by the
attorney general for the purpose OF Sc
curing the enforcement of the law against
trusts, railroad mergers, etc. No doubt
Mr.. Hill would slash that item from the
appropriation bills with fine patriotic
feeling of duty well done.-[ Mont pelier
Journal.
With seven national party tickets in
the field it would hardly seem that this
country is likely to become an Empire
Just yet, Notwithstanding the alarm of
Mr.. Bryan and George Fred Williams.
Here's the list: Republican, Roosevelt
and Fair banks Democratic. Parker and
Davis; Prohibitionist, Swallow and Car
roll; Socialist, Debs and Hanford Social
ist Labor, Corregan and Cox; Populist,
Watson and Tribbles; Negro Liberty,
Scott and Payne.-[Northfeld News.
The N. Y. Evening Post lists as oppos-
ed to Roosevelt's reelection" (sic) the
Herald, Sun, Times, Stats Z-itung,
World. Brooklyn Eagle. and Post. Yet
this able array of journals, we believe,
was also opposed to George McCIellan's
election as Mayor of New York City last
fall.-l Boston Record.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
+" There Isn't One
Really Good
Printer in Five
Hundred

PRINTERS INK-the leading journa
on publicity of all kinds-has the fol-
lowing to say: "There are thou
sands of printers in this country
good, Indifferent, and a lot of bad
ones. There isn't one really good
printer in five hundred. Intelligent
advertisers are willing to pay for
good printing, no matter where it
comes FROM"
PRINTERS INK knows what it is
talking about. Poor printing is
bad investment-it's worse than a
blank. A business mans stationery
or booklet is like a travelling man
if it's neat, we'll dressed and to the
point, the first impression is good
and your chances of doing business
on the strength of it are good.
We realize this. We keep abreast
of the times. We know what good
printing is and produce it. We are
pretty careful not to let a poor job
get on to our presses. No press in
the country can better our printing
and we want you to know it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-27
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.

Theodore Roosevelt.
For Vice President,
Charles w. Fairbanks.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
0piporet TrngtbarDeb
Ser Iigger ltmaaIelige Sfatte OF

Ser ligger 11maalelige Sfatte op=
bcboreoe / 5ette ltorc SANDS Sn0rc;
pg Sc rigelt e Sfotte fon fin6eS ioo
NOR Sner fla6en> eller cn0og ooe11pao
benne> at Set bliper bper Monbs Sog
at fao lin Mn0el / Sem, 1,6en at igtte
2tpet / @ope I 6l1nfle Minegonge el=
Ter poa Mloifos S11emorfer. Set or
6isie Gfotte, lom 9m16ets Momini=
itration / Sc ii0lte Gor far idgt at
gidre tilgGl1gelige pe6 Ell flog M11=
%penoclie al Sc Ne1rge> Ser fommer ino
oe0 Solg al offenligt 9on0, ne1nlig
til Srrigotionsonlug / flor Still for
neutrality-suspicious. &e9ning. Ser
er / giebliffet CT Sum pna 81 Mfil=
ltpner / Stotsfo5le1 Ell, lom er bel TENT
til Spnrflnttelie Al ollere0e 11borbej=
be0e Elu1cr / Sen &etning. S Dor
Sis, 81 Set begDnber at blipe fr1opt
mes offenligt 2o110, iom itrofs fan
toges un0er &lop al @iemidgeren>
pil Srrigotio11e,1 bore SEN @e0nings=
planfe, Der en6n1 / marge fomme11=
Sc Mar bill gjpre Mmerifa til ct Sil<
fltgtslteO for Sc inm bor fu1tbet for
libt Mlblterltm / Set gomle 2on6. Sg
Set ltore er, at irrigeret 9onb life
lo1n Nro0l1ftionsfil6e fu11 mooles ef=
ter o%lnrinoelig gongbort Mrealmool;
ltberprt al &egn in6c6ol6er Set fra
Mrilosti6 loa 11bpre Sfotte al Trl1gt=
barbeO, Ser fun i9ttes / 6ribe6,
noar Sc fommer / 8erpri11q mes
@on0, at Sets D6cep11e bliper nplte11
nbegrpn0let. &egieringens Srrigo=
ttonsploner fortjener at omfattes mes
1ongt itbrre Snteresie al Sen Itore Sc
~folfning ems Silfnl0et er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Jrltno, set er fal6en mig ino, at @oers

grt1o,oet er fal6en mig inb, at @6ers
2anobrngS6epartement fer bar ltore
Sfgaper at fpI6e. Sg min @rfaring
ON set amerifanlfe 2an6bm1gs @ntl.
flyer mig, at frtife, fpiffe, prlige
8rocbltrer er Sen burtiglte, billig1te
Sei til Sc imaa Merings. itiers
SpbjGlp, 2on6brugetS imoo Mn=
ringspeie, Sen S / Naorge er0n1 life
far lurt at intte beit nof. S far
en- 6rl1gt, ser iloar al @er6ens / 8eI=
imag 80. 5enf life alene, bbilfet
ltort Morfeb, ser maatte funne OPP
arbei6es poa MORT fe Mrtifler bore
blan6t Sc 9aorife bert Mmerifa!
Maar en- iaa flobiet @ptller iom
Morge faar en- Me6ipiller iom Be
6orene6e 5toter, og 6enne Mo61ptl-
Ter / ct Dun6re0e Mar ipiller fra en-
mere emo fire bun6re6e Millipner
Dollars / Mrbei6sfraft. 90. iaa tpr
set bere poa Gi6e> at Maorge lerer
af Mo6iptlleren at 1tbnDtte - efter
fattig 2eiligbe6 - set Sort set far
paa @aan6en.
~ 6lpt Mmerifa til Morge!" Oq
Sorfatteren l16bifler / ct Slutnin9s=
fopttel bette ngrmere. San mener,
at Noromen6ene bpr lere al Mmeri-
fonerne. uDen ny @eroens 6oI Ell
mogtfuloere; Sen 6riber itprfere ent
ben gomle &er6ens; UNDER Sen mr.
@eroenS Col bil6e Morge burti911
mo0nes. 49,"
San naor ga otter til lit l16gungs:
punft: 8liD Djemme! Me1 u0np1
biermne ale Mhtligbe6er og onippnf
olle @pner, iom ON $ bar l16po1.
6rere.
Ser bar mooife ct og on6et 6ernt
8etrogtning> iom pgiao bob6e sgrin:
De til Sc 0anife. @bo6 ON Sc for:
l6gte at flptte Mmerifa til 0onmorf:
S 1oa Sal0 beb9pe6e beller 0ou:
mart at len0e ioa megen M%rbei6sfraf1
ober Sobet, ioo mege1 l1ngoom, lac
amegen 6remti0. Men Set lfol / lac
6ol0 in0 I ct burtigere Gempo, enf
bet ltore Slertol bjemme bi0til bo1
farlgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

Som befienot lnoer &rapet ON &epi-
iion al SoIolotier11e iaaleoes, at Sc
pasier til Sc for 9iebIiffet raaoe10e
Sorbolb, melt bpilpot fra SC pcltlige
Stater, og 6a gan Ife lGrltgt fra
Soma, bpis @upcr1tpr, @lmmins, or
Sfober og Sen ipriaite 6orfpnoer al
Sen %iaofolote rSSoluo Sbe", Ser netop
gaor It's poo t%i0siporcuoe Mepiiion al
Sariflotlerne. Sc ngte gamle bier
tefoite &epl,blifouerc, Scr a1ofla0elig
bo1ier o'1 SEN mel It poerlig gieunem=
fprte Eroteftions @l,lofalp, Sc &epll=
blifonere, ser goor unoer 9iapnet
rStanopatters" fon life forlige Jig
mes sen Sonfe, boorpao SSso>pa Soee1
er bpgget; Sc bar al ale &reftcr
mooorbei0et @l1pernbr Gltmnrins
@jenpoIg til cit MI Sernrin iom Git
berner, % efter aft at 0dmme er set
lpffeoes Sem. S 0isie Gage ofboloes
Sen 1%1ominerenoe Stotsfonbentipn /
Sotpo, og efter 9elegotoalgene at
reene CT Ser life fierneite @oab for
@ummi11s ON at oplraa @iennomtna-
tion. Set CT ref e~ier6ommeligt, at
muget iaa0ant fan la6e fig gigre i
felipe @inrtet al Sen 9on6s6el, bbpr
Ser melt beilp0t forlanges Solorepis
iior; men Set betp0er forpprigt mi11<
SIRE for ielp Sagen. Si0en er aaben<
bart en6m, fife mo6en for 6enne &e<
form; n1e1t r1aor SEN bliper set, oil
Men0 jnm Gltmn1ins babe 9gren al
at bope brogt Sen frem og 1toa re6e
til at le0c Mrhci0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Entered at the Post Office at St. Paul.
Mimi, as second class matchmaker.
Ct lille 6rem -.
g 2%ouisiana in01utteS / Wan0aQ:

ct ltlle s e m tr1Ot u.
S 2ouisiana in6iattes / Monoogs
en- ny @l1perner, BLANCHARD, Ser / i'm
Snoietteliestale gop en- feel Gel 2pf=
ter, ium parsler ON, at Megrene /
Stuten UNDER bans M6ntniltratiun
bill fua / bpert 6olo toalelige Scar.
San tiliiger Dem lige &et meo Sc
SpiDe bpao 9eifpttelie al 2open o11=
gaar, % iom Eperitbefolen6e pper
Militlen pil ian be1ptte 0ernes 9inlp
til at binore, at 2opobertreoere BIZ
Der Dire for 2%pncblopen / Ste0et fur
at blipe ul10erfalte0e regl1lnr &etter=
gang. Men fan uotaler tillige, at
Ser al0rig fan blipe Sale ON, at &c.
grc11e / Sen Stut fan pp11oo locial 9i=
geltillil1g mes Sc @pioe. G%orclpbig
foreligger 10 beller life &rop poa 11o=
get ligt; 11aar Negrene pe0 at blipe
bebonolet iom Mennclfer lnrer, at Sc
er Mernei fer, bill 0eres Cptrnoen ef=
t%erboonoen NOT blipe iaoIebes, at Sc
opnoar Sen Elaos / Sdmfunoet, lom
Der tilfommer Sem, lelp ON Set bill tu=
&c aolf1llige SlGgtsleO> fpr Sc op1aur
Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
81 epubIifa nernes Slice.
ei6ent=& an0i0ut t.

~ IL | u t II : st q II D ! D q /.
S Springiiel0, ST., far gfepubli=
fo1er1ne / Sc li0ite Gage ofbolot en al
De melt itormen6e gtatsfonpentio=
IT, iom Sen 11pere Si6s politiife ST.
.brie far at oppiie. @e[e Z &on0i=
ater bar Morfen for 0ubernpr-
Jtominottonen, og 6eres relpeftipe
S%llbgngere u0pilte en Stan6boftig=
beo, Der bar en- be0re Sag ppr0ig. s
Oct 9jeblif, bette ifripes, bor ser emo
MI intet &eiultat naoet> og l10ligter-
ne for en- Sgsning por life Sc oller
beolte. 9erimo6 bob0e &onpentionen
1rtOen Sen gaDOe b9ret lQmlet ret matt
ge Silner bragt ct &eiultot / 6orm
at Sremfomit al EN- ny &onoioat for
Btceprp lioent, nem1ig Sllinois Scott
gresham g.. st.. @itt. Sons &an6i=
ootur bilites ltrafs me6 %betpoeIig Sill
1lutrtng paa &o11Dentione11, og SEN
Meaooe> bborpaa 2on0ets Republicans
tie &resie tager imoo @infet fra
Springfield, tp6er pao, at set muliq
bliber bom, og fife bans @ollega fra
1ar1me Stot, Uncle Soc" Cannon,
Der Tan Rente blioe $50. 2 paa Sen
rationale Sicfet. n6en GpipI err ban
1ao goo en- man6 for @tiIlingen lom
11ogen; og fan SIlinois @onbentio=
men foa 2an6et til at iamle fla ON
bam, bliber Set en- 8o1t at fore in6
3oa bans &reoitii0e, bbo6 SEN NOT fan
trn11ge til; oens ifan6oIgie @tri6 ON
Observation-Disclosures Iptter 6to-
ten I Sore for at gaa tabt for Mep11=
blifaner11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
en- mn umpugnele6e T.


&epu6lifonerncs &ompognefomit6
milteoe peb Torblm05i %el1otor Morcl1s
81. @annos Gp0 cit opgtig % ppet
2eoer, og Set nil blipe po1lfeligt at
fin0e Ell Gfterfplger, Ser fan fpl0e
Nlobie n felt tilfre0sitillenoe i oisie
pmlfelige Sioer. Ser CT / Sc iiolte
Gage fomnlet ct Mapn fre11, Ser fill
ies meb life ringe Silfre0sbc0, leIb
ON Set beres al en- f%orbpl0snis ING
Ma110; Set er Sc Sor. Staters fgrjte
San0elsminilter, George g. Gortel=
Do1t, Ser / en- lnngere Marrrffe fer
Dun b1ep Minilter bar Nripotiefretpr,
forlt for @rnli6e1t Mc&inlep, iene=
re for &ooiepelt. @on far Sro for
at bore en- meget oftiu pg energiif
Natur, Ser far life lou list tilfplles
mes NrGli0enter, og Set ontoges, at
ban bill b1ipe Ell fgrite &losies &om=
pagneleoer, loo meget mere iom ba11
er / fl1lo Sperensl temmelie mes Sen
melt notwithstanding 6oftion al
Hartiet. Tal0er @olget poo bonn,
ogter ban at frotrG0e lin Minilterpoit
og olene bellige &umpagnen fine
&rgfter; men 11aor 0c1rne er lpffelig
oberl toaet ontoges Set, at Soften iom
Eoltmolter General pil ltao bom oo=
Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
g 0 m

S ct 2an0 mes en- religionslps
Solfelfole inotager 56n0ogsifolen er,
gonife betpOningSful6e Stilling; for
Suliaoer al Meuneifer> Ser er us
goaet fra @jem> DDor &eligion 11eppe
fjenoes al Mapn engong, er Sen. Set
enelte Ste0, bbor Barnet og Sen l1n=
&c fommer I 8er6ring mes noget, ser
a11goar bans 5jelelip og @uosfor,
bolo; SEN er ofte SEN enelte Sci for
religigs &aapirfni11g. Sg netop Ser
for bpr Sen Boloes obiolut rem, for
at @arnet fan faa 6plelien of at ser
bog finoes 5te0er poa Sor6en, bpor
@ino og Sanfe fan fomme / 8ergrino
meo onore Sing ems 6em,iom til oog>
lig 8rng u0gjpr 2%e6etroaoen / 6eres
Smgipeliers Snteresier : Dollarer oq
6orn6ielierne. Set err 6erfor ct lgr,
geligt Sioernes Segn, at 6inans:
maroen Sobn 8. &ocfefeller, ser al
Dem, iom fienoer bum beoF, betegneS
iom Dor Sios .1t6r1te &poer, 1u ia,
begpn0t at gibe elmer / 6inanapp:
len / S6nbagsifoler / Seem Sort, 90
at 2on0ets @lo6e %refererer bans SO.
reorog Ser iom bar set @uI6forn
Set bil6e Sc maaife ppre, bbis 81
trerntom paa etbbert on6et 5te6 emf
en- Senoogsitoleflasie. Sons 6or.
naming ON life at blibe 5lape a
Sollaren, men tb9rt imo6 at qipr{
Dollaren til fin @Iobe Tan bore me.
get iuno SorretningsmoraI, noo,
ben b1eb preoifet for en- @los1e.i e
8uiineis College. Sorretning ion
5enoagsifolefog er imiolerti6 11oe a
lin Nloos, og set tl1r6e bel oqioa be.
tbtoles, ON EN- @an6 iom MocfefelIe,
er Sen rette 8erion til at Iere @gn
bogsifolebgrn go6 Morol.
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&ri%itenbom,,en ! Sapa1. g

! Oufuu< StOIlC=
1ponoeften | Sopon til It engelIf
glao paaitoar, at Sopan itaor / @e=
greb n1eo at in6fgre &riitenoomme,1
1om Stotsreligton. Ser bar nplig
beret afbol6t ct Meoe al rcgle al
So110etS melt in6flp6eliesrige Mpno,
boor oct beilutte6es at itifte ct Strife
1amfl11t0 Sapah, ser ifl1l6e bore felt
10 efter @rilten6ommens MgnItre,
men forebrigt ltofbnngigt. Set 1,6=
talteS paa Me6et, at Siben er in6e
TOR at 8efolfningen befjen6er fig til
Den iamnre &elteion iom Tlertallet al
a1n0re cibilti ere0e Mationer. Scr ct
Sanoipnligbe6 for, at ct friiteligt Sir
felamf1no al &eiieren bill bIipe err
flGret for SoIfeftrfe.
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&cnpllttpn. Sra &uslon6 fom1ner
Der ito6tg Me00elelier oan> at en- Ge=
pollution ct | @igre, cg 10 mere
nbeloig for &l1slan6 &rigen / 91ta=
iien bGiber, 6es mere refer set reno,
lutionere Harti &obeoet. Set er
iigr | set ip6beitlige &ns1on6s @ro=
binier at @jeringen n1erfes> og Mu,
tbortteterne Ser far SEN 1tgr1te @an=
lteligbeo mes at bol6e 8efolfningen /
Sgmme. Ser lt01 te6es Masier af
Broflomationer og Girfulerer, bpori
Oct paabties, at set er Daarifob at
lt6tte ct &egieringsipitem, ser er
raoDDent paa @rtn6 al bureoltfrotilf
8ormtptton. S hisie ggne, flyer
&orrel pon0enter til 2onoon @lo0e>
mgrfes ser intet til SEN Yntriotisme,
lom Ser mel6es iaa meget om fra an
Ore 2an6s6ele, og enbber @fterret-
ming ON iapaneiiife @ejre bilies mes
at 8efolfnngen.
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AGeoe9ne fra.

Gm np Organising, men uoen at
9repfl1s er in0biflet / Sen, fan / Ell
nnr Tremti6 pentes at fremfomme
Tranfrig. Set liges at bore opoo=
get, at megct pigtige, Militnr0oflr-
menter ct toget fra &rigsmini1teriet
og iplgt til Epiflan0; meget ienlo=
tionelle Mnlgringer / 6orbin0elle
meo oen11e SpiforrG6erijag fan pen=
tes t en- ngr Gremtio.
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G01utr 6. M116cn. treble as

GS>utn 6. Mabbcm, treble oslilte=
renoe Foltma tier General, be11tes at
billie toge fin Mfife0 / cit 11pr 6rem=
tio. 9en Mf0eIing al s. ltpn le1et
ban beltDrer, far me6 6rimnrfel1o=
1teoelie og Solg at gjpre, og Set ct
beo ltn0erl ggelier, Ser / Sc iibjte
Mooneoer er ifet ober Yoitoffnrerne,
fonrmet for 0agen, at Mo66en bop0e
gtpet Silla6elie til at optrpffe nogle
6ri1nerfemgnltre Ser bar gooet al
gr1tg, for 1mgle al bu11s &erner, ser
CT Trimnrfei omlere. G1n6 bi6ere IL
ges oet> at bon bopoe gibet Mnlut=
telie til EN- Game / bans 9eporte=
ment, Ser bar / 8eiio0elie al mere
Sfjelrbe6 ems @ompetcnce for @til>
lingen. Sans Torieelier er al SEN
Mrt> at Sc life pao6roger bom Gtrof,
men ban mao i6ge Mfifeo.
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st tprt Sneifreo ol1rettcoc nplig
ltore 4oelnggeIier / Mlperne /
yScbtpei5. Set git fra @jerget Spit3-
born, og Ser er 1%togronet ii 2ig al
Snemosierne. Sgioo fra 81. @ott,
boro ct Der gaaet mngtige Gneifre6.
Snefaloet | Mlpcrne ba= ioor purct
11alminoelig ltort, iaoleoes at ser poo
tine Steoer ligger op til 90 sos sl1e
pqa Sen fla6e Marf.
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Mmcrifanifc Sfficcrcr til Slim. st

forpprigt temmelig tpipliomt, Gpgte
otl pioe, at Ell fineiiif Hrins, %>,=91n,
I oenne Si0 ppbolOer Jig fer / 2on6et
for at bperpe Sfficerer og l%l1roeroffi=
cerer til at il1odpe fineiiife Ircpper.
9eltogere / SEN iponi f=omerifa1lfe
&rig oil blibe f%oretrl1fne, og ser lfal
mtoges 1000 ialt. @perpninge1r
pool tooes at. bore / fl,l6 Gang meo
Donfton, g. 9a., iom @opeofporter.
9e ifol betoles me6 famine 2gn lun
De tit un>er Set omerifonife Telttog,
og BET paaltooes, at ser ollcre6e CT
%lla1ttet &ontraft mes Sernboner11e ON
S%ronsporten. &ele @iltorien toger
Jig ITO lom Ell mi110re bel onbraot
Spgg.
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@enlcb Maboers, @enners % 8e-
fienotes 0pmerfiombeo poo v@t.
Saul Sioenbe" og ifaf 8Inbet en- NJ
Monnent bIarbt Sem
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Scrub for in Gb6.
Ser er i 6isie Gage foregooet en-
ret marfelig cling / Sopas &olitif,
fom BET bel er ber6 at tenfe oper.