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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
For Illicit DlstlIIing.

Gadsden, December 24-(Special. Dep
uty United States Marshal r B. Thomp-
son returned yesterday from Mountain
boro, having in charge white man by
the name of Gaines Herring. whom he
had arrested on a charge of Illicit dis
filling. He was taken before United
States Commissioner Pickard and his
trial set for January 80, and he was re-
leased on a bond of 500
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
Nioht School Does Well.

Admission, December A.-(special.)-
Under the auspices of Blue Mountain
lodge, No. SO. Independent Order of odd
Fellows the night school conducted by
Prof. j. b. Madden, is doing nicely Jo-
seph Saks is chairman of the committee
in charge of the movement and to him
much credit Is due for the success of
tina ventura.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
ALL ACQUITTED.
Officers Not Guilty In Barge Disaster
Last June.

Copenhagen, December M.-The Mara
time and Commercial court rendered judg-
ment, today in the case Of the Danish
steamer Norge, which foundered June 49,
with the loss of GAG lives. The directors
OF the company were acquitted and Cap
tain Gundle was acquitted of the
charge that neglect of duty caused the
loss Of the vessel or contributed to the
magnitude OF the disaster.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
a Truth Indeed,

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
After all. it's a mans wife who is
usually responsible for his business sue
cess"
well, 1 guess it's a fact that the av-
erage wife makes a man hustle to earn
mora pnopav-"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
The Detroit Moves.

washington, December 24-The cruiser
Detroit which is watching United States
interests In Santo Domingo has left Pu-
erto Plata for Monte Christi where she
will await the arrival Of the Culgoa, with
general supplies, and collier of coal
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
old River Man Dies.

Paducah, KY, December 24-captain
Joseph Henry Fowler, one of the few
remaining pioneer river men. died today
Of pneumonia at the age OF II. He was
president of the Evansville, Paducah and
Cairo Packet company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
She Gave Presents.

Paris. December 24.-Madame Loubet
wife of the President, celebrated Christ
mas eve by giving presents to the child
rem of offunctionaries of the Elysee pal
ace and distributing 5000 among widows
who are supporting families.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
Rubber Plant Closes.

Providence. r. l., December 24.-The
Atlantic Ruber Shoe company which en-
ploys about 500 hands, gave notice today
that the plant will be closed for an in
definite period beginning Monday. No
reason for the shut down is assigned.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
GREEK CABINET RESIGNS.
King George May Dissolve the Cham
Der or Form New Cabinet.

Athens, December M.-The Green cabi-
net resigned today In consequence Of the
defeat of the government In the chamber
yesterday on a vote of no confidence.
moved by Former Premier Delyannis.
King George is considering whether to
form a stop gap cabinet or dissolve the
chamber and entrust M. Delyannis with
the task of forming a new cabinet.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
Hospitals Are Crowded.

December is usually tho hapinnine, NJ
crovded season IN Nau1 yorls h.sri.,Is
ond The conyested condition &, as,,ao,a,9
Iv noticeable in Bellevue and s,,ch - tha
hosn,tals as maintain large frea u,a-ds
The congestion is NOT due tho nrasar.a 20 :,
an,, ani9en,ic mr. On ,,n,,s,aI a,,,",,,s. "a
disease. hut the number Of bosnita1 90 60.
slwavs Increase St1rine cold waatbar
last winter the demand for treatment
had m he made on the floor and every
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
Died Suddenly.

Chicago. December PAD. ]. Gallery,
one of the original members Of the board
of trade fell dead in his sons office here
today. Br Gallery would have been &c
years old tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
MISSIONS REPORT
HAS MANY FIGURES
Foreign Board of Missions Is
sues Its Annual Report
THE AFFAIRS IN TURKEY
United States Still Seeking to Re-
eelve Authorization OF the Recognl-
ton of American Institutions.
No Abatement In Effort.

Boston, December 24-The annual re-
port of the Foreign Board of Missions
contains many figures. The total amount
of disbursements during the past year
was S74S S0s, an increase over the pre-
vious year of $77S6, and the excess Of
expenditures above receipts was $22,7S7
The tendency of expenditures above re-
ceipts Is upward, even while the basis
Of appropriations for general work
amounts to the same This year the in
crease was due largely to the efforts to
enlarge the constituency through the
young peoples department.
Additional Gifts.
The additions to the conditional gift
fund were s71,426 The fund, which six
years ago was only s124,o00, now amounts
to SAGE, 2sS The regular work of the Eu-
ropean-Turkey mission has been no less
disturbed in the year under review than
the last three years. In some respects the
disturbances have been more critical. The
Turkish villages suffered from the dep
relations of the insurgents, and the
Christian villages from the Turkish
troops The present prospect for politi-
cal quiet is more encouraging than a
year ago.
The report says:
Part of Report.
1.-The last year has witnesser the con-
tinuance of the effort of our govern
ment to receive the authorization Of the
recognition of American institutions and
of American citizens in the empire which
Turkey has long since given to France,
Germany, Russia and England, and
strangely thus far without success. There
is no statement in the demand which our
government makes. There is the definite
purpose to secure what is our manifest
right and unreasonable delay on the part
of Turkey will only heighten the pressure
and call forth whatever measures may
proye to be needful."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,

you q psrma-l
Dent cure Of
private troubles
and that you
may know my
guarsnkss IN re-
liable ! refer
yon With per-
mission. 10 the
First National
esnk. Alabama
National bank.
Steiner Broth
erS bankers.
Jefferson Coun-
ty 8 q Win & s
hank ana Aha.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25
Subway Causes Building Boom.


The new building movement brought
about by the extension of the subway
and elevated lines up the west side and
to the distant portions of the Bronx has
had a far different result than was ex-
pected when the original plans were made
for the extensions. 1t was believed tat
real estate would not reach fabulous
prices and as there was a. great deal
of vacant land many special inducements
would be offered to the class Of people
who were able to build small dwellings
and 1t was not believed that the builders
O, fiat houses would figure to any ex-
tent OF course, property owners knew
that values would increase and they pre-
pared to take every advantage of it, but
the most sanguine of them have been
surprised at the boom that has resulted
and fortunes have been made in a very
short time by shrewd purchasers who
got In at the right moment. With the
high prices came the idea of building
flat houses and the man who wants to
build a dwelling at moderate value must
go still further away from the city. The
number of new fiat houses already In the
course of construction indicates that the
demand is for that class of houses and
ae they seem to rent without difficulty
it is but reasonable to suppose that they
will continue to be built. The same sit
uation will soon exist on the west side
III the Washington Heights section. The
initial Improvement on both eat and
west sides was largely private dwellings.
but this no longer holds good and the
fear Is freely expressed that the time is
not far distant when the fiat house will
be the only form of dwelling available
to the New Yorker of moderate means.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-25

ter in Chicago It has required unusual
care and precaution on the part of all
theatrical managers in New York city to
avoid panics and on a number of occa-
sions disasters have been barely averted
by the GOODNESS of the policemen on duty
III the theatre and the presence of mind
OF the players on the stage. These incip-
lent panics on number of occasions
were the result of excitement caused by
fires In the neighborhood of theatres and
the screaming of the passing fire engines.
This has been recognized as dangerous
and Chief Croker has issued an order
that engines must make no noise that
can be avoided in passing places OF
amusement while performances are In
progress. Most of the theatrical mana
gers are agreed that there is more dang
Ell from panic than from fire, and there
is no product of human ingenuity that
can safeguard crowd against ITSELF and
the majority of the panics that have been
stopped were absolutely unfounded.
Fireproof theatres can be built, but
crowds cannot always be controlled. In
talking of the matter Chief Croker said:
~ have yet to see a panic that was not
wholly unnecessary, and whenever my
own family go to theatre, or to similar
places, 1 always tell them to keep their
seats no matter what happens. The only
precaution I ask them to observe is TO
make sure Oh the lOcdllOn VI hho SAits'
if anyone were to do this as well as to
learn the position of the stairway and
fire escape when visiting hotels and the
aires. panics would never happen and
deaths from fire rarely oeur. The chief
trouble is that few people know where
to go and they blindly follow leader
to a doorway, which of course becomes
choked in an instant. This is sound adj
wee and comes from a man who has
reputation for being cool under pretty
nearly all circumstances, and If theatre
&C ers would absorb the advice they would
some day realize how valuable 1t Is.
Fortunately it has been a long time
since New York has had a seriously IA
tai theatre fire, and nothing is more evil
dent than that the fire department and
officials generally are taking every step
to prevent such an occurrence in the
future.
. about by the extension of the subway
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-15

muntrenbe og 3ilifpnbenbe til bDer,
andre: 9ennsr, fremab! vi ipurgic
openfOr: / bOub2 gi ~fOarer: 5 =
aarligbeb, 5Orbenner, Qrbejbe %
Stette.
aortlig Der bette: CAB os ta9e
9rinititis Seminarium, Dor grGites
itole, og 0dnuGo1ege, 5or~berebelfeks
ifolen for pr9fteifolen og ubbonnsl,
fesitole for bet prattiffe Gin. fren
6ber Dag Tom fpecieae gsnnegens
Itanbe. st iuabant GorboIb til Stos
fen bill bringe boobe os ielD og Stos
leoirtfombeben megen @slfgneIfe.
Dette bill isen fsre meb zig, at hi
tommer I Qrbejbs for at famle faa
mango unse til Stolen Tom muligt.
Gmbebsbrsbre oe 8enner runbi
I'm | Wenigbeberne, tom nu | Or
bejbe, for at fda unge Menneits iii
Sfolen, M til December 3enminen.
6oloYrGitetunten frem for fdobanne
unge, iom 6erren bar ombenbt
fra Wertet til Qpfet. Sdooanne
6ebeDer Ri; tbi hi mungler Qrbejbete
+: 6errens fore 6git. og mango #
os begbnber at rbfte inn | 4lberboms
men. foa Ri tr9neer fndrt til en- beT
Del SteOfortrebere. a9re, .beoer
inberlig, at 6erren briber un9e
Mpnb til Stolen for l~1bbannelIe til
Qrbsjoere / @ingaarben. so enbeli9,
9enner, eliter Ri Sfolen og bens
fore Opgabe bjertelie o9 itabi9 beDe
for ben, Idmt arbejoe for, at unge
MenneIter tommer BERTH, ioo er jss
big pad ben fjerbe og iibfte Ting,
henne nemlig: @i ffaf life fao I'm
oerbdlance I Dor Q9rerfsnsfosie l9ns
gere. gbers beneipne
g. g. gbriftianfen.
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@ejleonins til 5reo.

vi 6. 8. RoIenius, / tro O0ers
ia1telle. orbnebe til 8strdgtuinqsr
for er0o9 / 10 WaaneOer, meo 81
itunb at giitop q. 5. Gud6e.
9enne Bog bebsber irgen anbe.
falling. pa ben bar 6%eItouet fin qrsoe
Oeb at oare en- itobig ials6ar. ne.
get lenOt % bpit priit Bog, Itotttt At
ale Ianbs t~riitne.
Den foreligaer / nh os elegant llog
gabe. trbft pao flint papir. 312
Siber, eobt inbb., til ben binise
pris SOC.
0onifb publ. 9ouIe, Blair. 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-15
geoes rettet.

; Stpttet fra Ssnbdgsffolemsbet
foretpmmer en- file Sell, men ben er
ilem og bebes berfor rettet.
5 CIR. 80, Sibe s. 3. Spdlte, 6.
2inie / 5. glaufens libtolelIe ffodt:
Jorfldringerne bar orterts -
ffdl bare for torte.
@enligft
CIR. Gbriftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-15
9iutb.

qaulus' Ssfterbutter.
8enne 300 er lg Ben DUR en-
5orteainq ira ariiti8ib os ian aoot
moale ia meb ben / Sntsresie og BIZ
itoriit 8ipteliqbeo. 8osen er pad
ooer 300 itore Sioer % er dnbefalet
al flere at Den forenebe Rirtes ORR
tier "a Zen tirfeliee5orsniug for Tn
inbre Dds lion | 9anmdrt.
Den foiter / Sm1dg SOC. 6oot
inbbunben $1.20.
0anifh gubl. 6ouis, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-15

Munger II aniRtte en- 2eolo9 frd
8gbenhaons llniperiitet RED Sfoler
% At b9QQe II beanie. 8egge oisie
9eIlatninssrs llofprelie blep lagt /
Stolebirettionens % goarb Of Sruss
tees 6anoer / Screening. Siben bar
Der peret arbeioet paa begge bisie
Opgabers 9Fsning, % beo bet mn
liz af6olote 5elesmboe tunbe oi
glabe os oeo. at Maalet for begges
9eotommenoe bar naaet.
Den m 5lpibpgning par f9roig
% goottenot. 0g, iom bet bar fore
lagt Qarsmgoet, better SubItriptios
men, bpao Den bar toitet. 8pgninz
gems aoItenbe oberitiger &ontrattep
meo mellem $50 % 1913. Soa Iangt
er Der pei iaa ingen @runo til anoet
enb At pare tilfreos.
Wlen Der er enonu meIem $1,000
% $1,000 At Subitriptionen uoe-
itaaenbe = Dog. ri er life pant ii.
at tabe paa pore SubIfriptioner, iaa
De tommer' 10 moi. Wlen bpis be, Der
holoer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES piloe p9s
re ida penlige indreit mulig at ioa
Gem opQiorte 90 ienoe Dem enten til
unoerteqnebe euer til &asierer 81.
Beet - eler mlli9t Ienoe Dem uop5
eiorte - iaa oiloe be gore os en-
itor 3jeneite.
Oct par dn9aaenoe ielpe 9pgnin=
gen. @en. Iom Qarsmpoet bIeO gjort
opmerfiomt paa. Der tuI 10 no9et /
rem, fpr Den fan brlqes - @armeapz
parat "a Meblement. Desuben bar
rem m 8b9nings 0pferelie mebffrt
doifini9e ~npopeuoiqe 6oronOriger /
Ten qamle. Dit bette mangIer pi
9enge til enonu. og nj itulpe gerne
TONNE til naite Qarsmeoe uoen II
babe forget 99loen paa Stolen.
9ait. ailoiiq er M palgt til % bar
paataget ia at faa Stolen msblss
ret. 8erom oil ban NOT i9rlia ben
peuoe iig til &pinOeforeninger og
MISUNDERSTANDING, Men oesuoen
te6eper Ri li9e omtrtng $1,000 II
9armeapporat og 5ordnOringer /
be gamle gngninger tin gemeb
Here minore gsnitanos, iom en-
teltois oil blioe forelagt Nars
msbet. 5or at faa Oisie $4,000 BIZ
Snoiamlingstomiteen fsrit benpenoe
iig til BEN, Der life enonu bar tea
net giorag til Stolen. 5oriIddr bet
te life, maa Ri after appeIere til be
piGige.
Saa par bet 5eolooen til Stolen.
s l9nqere 5ib Iad bet uo, Tom bort
llopalg berbiemme life tunot finoe
nogen, ION be dniau itittet for Dc.
Nen iaa / CONNER lntteoes bet. =,
Far anbefalet Dc en- teol. 9anoibdt.
Seren Cornelius gritien, og 59iz
lesmsoet 6efuttebe / Operenitemmeli,
meo Samfunoets 9eilutning at fall
be BAN. 0i peb bog life enbnu, ON
ban fan fomme, fsr bette Stoleaal
er lgbet til @nbe.
9i ifal pao bette 5iospuntt ifte
uotale os Dibere ON ben Sad enb flee.
at bet er 10 fart, al nuar 4ursmsoei
meo tort Opertal 6eitemte at faa en-
iadodn Wanb til Sfolen, fua bar bet
aniet BET for n%sbbenbigt, % ndar Of
Iao bar ubiteot Sab til ben anbe
falsbe Mdnb, faa er bet lige faa tldrt,
at pi amer be foreliggenbe 4nbefa=
finger fom betrbggenoe for. at Wldns
ben er itiffet for ben Dot, Ri isger
BAN til.
81. m 81 b eren.
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j OF SkoIen.
Sra SenOagslfolemp0et |
Geoar sails, 80.
(Sluttet.)
(Sluttet.)

9sroog Gfterm inoleoeoe
i. So9nen Gmnet; Spnoagss 3.
ffolens 4rbeibere. Ser er ri
iamlet fra fpriteqige Stater ON ben
enc fpnes Opgape. De Imao er Seiu
Gam, og hi Ttol gore Regnitab for,
6porlebes hi pogter BEN. Oct er life
npbpenoigt, at be ital I'D at tumle fig
/ 9eroen. Ssnbagsfolen MAJ bare
etUliobel til oeres 9ebarelie / 8aabs,
pa9ten. qlunten ftal plejes fra ben
er lille. ON ben Ttal tribes. GnbeD /
Qrbeioet itaI 6egpnbe fra 6jemmene,
etr maa ur6ejoe iommen meb Sens
oa9sfolerne. s 9bin. 4. 4 4. figes.
Of Di maa glGoe os I 6erren. aenoet
ri ben @laOe, pil ri ogiaa gsrne
gore andre oelagti9e beri. 6ar ri
ro9tet be Imao men 5roifab, faa ton
ri glIiOe os 0eo 5anten ON, at poy
QrbejDsOag muuite mart er enbt.
6erren bill 6gre pore Bonner % 9ere
os on9tige til @ernineen. Spnoags
Iiolen Ter jeg pda Iom bet Itsrite Or.
beioe / 6errtns 9irfe - % ba life
m.noit / Dor lut6erIte 9irte. 9srnes
II Ifal Dios, bporfor ri er 2ut6era
mere, % ri maa lore Dem at elite bor
iut6. airte. @i 9omle gdar fndrt
bort, b0db ital Der iao bIipe al "er
lut6erfte &irte, bpis ri far bartt
foripmmelige / rem @srning, Sub bar
6etroet os2 Oct er tent. naar 6aaos
graiter % 2GgfoIt fan fele ia biem
me / MenigbeO % SsnoagsifoIe. for
ri Der er Gnig6eo % aob 5oritaneIie
opsrnlt. @obt at bare fanes 5etiter,
foa ri ale fan tage fat. 8i bar
Wisiion not for Dor 8sr. Cab os
arbejoe, meOens bet er DAG.
9irfeqodrb: CAB os MI bru
&c BEN fibite toit6are lib. De boO
ne bar qsrne trdOlt til iibit. 8i bar
taft ON pIdn, 5efster o9 Q9rernss
@erning / bet belle. Cab os nj ogidu
tale int ON 2arerne, beres abaIif-
~fation, % bbob Der / BET bele taget
fan forlanges at en- Ssnbagsifolela,
rer. 6pab tr9per 9duIus T. SIS.
al ben, Der unoeroifer2
z impnen bapbe fdoet traplt
MI. Ser er Sale ON Ssnbaasffolens
Qrbejbere - 2Qrerne altIoa. 6dr
5onterne BELT / tire Batter, Iom jeo
Ifal forieqs at aabne. Spur9eon
Tfuae en- Sang fom Barn bente Salt,
geber og &dnel til lin Wober; men
oo ban tom biem, bar BET alt blonbet
iummen og oerfor ubrugeligt. Qltio
ooot al bare Srben / fine eager -
oQIao for lin Senbdgsitolelarcr.
Oct fsrite er aalbelfen. Gn Ssn
bogsitolel9rer maa bare et aalb til
lin 8erning. CAB os goa inb / %
ielo og ipsrge ON geoaegrunben
til, at hi drbejbsr / Ssnbdgsifolen.
gr bet 2eren el. li9n.. eIler tan oi
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Mebbelelle fra 6aaesmeoet.

Oct bill iittert interesIers Og bel
oafda ql9be ane Sfolens 8enner at
faa nogle Mebbelelfer fra S6ness
msbet at godrb of 5ruitees og Sfo.
lebireftionen / Dugene forub fOrSfos
l~sinbbielfen.
Deb Marsmsbet | CIT 5orn fot'
tebe Gamfunbet to Digtige 8tfluts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-15

bliuer ieubt til Subfribsnier. inOtil nbtrpf
tells Opiiselie moOta8es al uo8iosrns, Os al
@Glo er betalt. / Cuerenstemmelie meo be
6orensbe Staters RoitIoOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-15
DANMARKS KORT.

sterrelse 23x23 Tommer. Trykt ]
forskellige Faryer, wiser klart Jern
baner, Dyer, Kobsteder og Flakker,
SAINT ale betydelige Landsbyer, Store
Gaarde og Kirker.
Tilsendes i en- Paprulle portofrit for
45c. i Frimarker. Enhver dansk Mano
burde eje ct Kort af Danmark.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-15
Sru nh 6lojbDgnings
SnOuieiie.

9 foite llqe 6apbe pi en- Del Rult'
peir, Iaa uoIigterne til gobt @eir /
S~eitoagene bar life me9et fife. Wten
6rmlen tlarebe at. og Ri III iaa goot
og ~bsbugeligt gejr t 5eitbd9ene, ION
bet funbe pentes paa oenne Aarsttb.
6inbringerne / faa 9enieenbe bar
faalebes rpbbebe at @eien for ale,
Iom gn5fepe at beltage / Soften, og
Der fom ogfaa en- COB Slot til Stebe
fra gp oe Omegn. bells ogida ira
andre nqrmere og f%jernere Ggne at
Samfnubet.
SnopielIen fdnot Steb Ssnbd5
Gftermioog. Den M 5orfamlinssz
Ial meb 8dleriet par fplbt fad at iise
til fbfte glaos. Otter at en- Sang
bar afiunget, bolot Sdmfunbets 5ors
mdnb en- Sale % ertl9reoe / ben ire
enige SUBS Rabn ben M 5ilbpgnin5
til ,,Srinitatis Semindrium % Dana
College" for inbbiet 8riitenbommens
2utberbommsns, aunoifdbens Og
Oonffbebens Snteresier.
Jor eDrigt tdltes Der oOer bisie
fire Gmner = 5ormanoen tdIte ON
ariitenbommen. pait. S. S. ailoii9
ON 9unbIfaben, grof. q. g. Big
om 2utberoom og grof. &r. 4nter
ON 0anffbeo.
W1en 6d 5aIerne bar gipet 9dn6
ON, at be ielp pil lebere uoordg Al
beres 5dler til DIT" ffal Ri life
TONNE n9rmere inb pou beres Snns
holo Der.
SnbpieIisn bar nprmeit, Jet unoer
eet, gre9 uf en- 5ottefeit = 5ut til
6errsn, Iom 6apbe label bet lpttes
iaa langt, og Sdf til Sfolens Ben
ner, Tom bdbbe itodet ben trolis 5i
I be ipunbne 4dr iiben ben fsrite
8psnings Snbbielfe / Gfterdaret
1886.
Neda pi Iaa fom ct Somfunb, Der
itaor Iammen DIN Sfolen. frembeles
p9re belt meb 0erren" | Dor Stolss
sernins, foo ban fan pelfisne pore
unge Wennsffers Snogang og uDz
gang Der. hans Rige til gef9itelfe
psllbbrsbelfe bos os og Deo os bfdnpt
pore mango Qdnbsmenb | bette 2ono.
Msberne | 4irten fit Rebattsren
life 2ejligbeb til at ooerpare uben et
Bar at, Ssnbag Jormibbdg og Vt
ten. 8i fan Iddlebes life fort9lle tort
berfrd, men efter ubtalelier OebSluta
ningsmsbet at bsmme bdbbe ale bis
Re Msber peret ifenne og til 8eliigs
nellie for ale. ION Tom for at blire
pelfignebe.
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Yalsleps 9%erebpg paa Gn9elif
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er TO eooe 9sser for 8srn, ION
teoit foritaar at tilegne Zig aelis
eionsiunbifab paa bet enseliieSprog
Oisie TO 8sger burbe pinbe Snbaong,
bpor bet enaelffs SprOg brnses peO
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rigtig mites, er Der ogiuu Carer. pg
ba er be ItBrit; tbi ba bIiOer Ojaoelen
breo for qloor. 9i ftaI lite Teg,
5riitelfen, ZEN Ifal NOT isge os; II
fan lite uno9ao cen, men maa eenz
mem ben.
Senfen. Oct pilDe p9re ltsnt at
bare ct Spnoags ftolfmsoe / bper
4reos; men bet tan hi NOT lite tage
nogen 9eitemmelie pm Der. S9iaa
fer 9oniteliabeber.
6faufsn: Oct oilOe ere mere
nafurligt, ON enfeIte PIaOler inbbps
Der til ct ioaoant MlpOe i 9isbeO meO
llngoomsmpberne.
:. airfeqaarO, z. g., bapOe
facet mt ems oeo bette D&eOe co
oiloe nu prsbs at ioo en- beOre Dr.
qaniiafion / Stano. naur ban tom
bjem. giloe prppe at fad ct uf aos
miteens Meolemmer meo en- Sang Tor
at opmuntre % fremme Sdgeu.
unberteQnebe IItteoe meb
noqle gemprfninger ON Onne Ser.
ninos tore g%etnbning, uotaIte in
@lroe oeer bette W}eoes @fholoeIie
% BAD W%enigbeoens 6erre trons
pore 9efrd6elier meb 9~elIionelie.
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ser paatte ri iad aflutte bort
j or6anblinqer. 6oor neoigt Ri eno
piloe. On Ssnbagen 6olot TO If
qomiteens Meblemmer SsuOdgsfols
for en- itor gsrnsfore. Nftnerne %
Sgnbaq 5ormiobi9 brugtes til Uliss
Tionsmsoer. 81 bdbbe ct rigtig ifent
Webe "a baaber, bet lite ital blioe bet
fibite at rem SlaQs. Stnst, on Der
6aboe baret no9le Here prGiter "a
RepraIentanter for Seuoagsitoler;
men BET par 10 tun en- 9%e9pnbeIie, Iom
hi boa 6daber moa bare tine oeliigneoe
TruQter. 6lere 9r9iter bdooe ien0t
os greoe meb t9rlige 6iliener ga 9ohe
2nFter. - 6aober, bette Reierat
max blioe lait % bel o~perOeiet. ielo
ON bet CT libt longt, % at ogi11
oette maattt bare i'm getnoninq Ter
Ssnooqsitolens tore Sag I'D oper
Samfunoet.
CIR. brifteuen.
Sttretsr.