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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
ONE DlsCoRDANT NOTE.
The Novoe Vremya Doubts the Per-
manency of Peace.

St. Petersburg, Aug. S1.-The general
tone of the press this morning is one
OF resignation The Novoe VTemya is
a noteworthy exception. The paper re-
fuses to believe in the solidity of peace
and contends that il is simply a stage
towards a new struggle between Rus
STA and Japan. The Novoe Vremya's
article displays a further irritation to-
wards President Roosevelt for his me-
alton. which the paper considers was
''regrettable, inopportune and even dis
ast"ous for Russia"
The OntechestVa says. After a
shameful war Russia should certainly
lay no claim to an honorable peace.
She should congratulate herself on the
cessation of the war, the continuance
of which would cost greater sacri-
fices."
other radical papers express pleas
uFe at the conclusion of the war, which
they hope will be followed by con-
certed effort at internal development.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
Warsaw Welcomes Peace.

Warsaw. Aug. 3l.-Tha commercial
world greets peace jOvfully. as the
economic conditions will improve. In
consequence the bOursc here was
animated today. all values rising. The
editorials in the newspapers welcome
peace and express the hone that
Russia viii now devote herself to in
ternal improvements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
wounds inflicted on Russian patriot
ism by the war"
Secret Treaties Feared.

Secret Treaties Feared.
The Syn Orteschestva says:
Whatever We may have paid at
Portsmouth, il was not the price OF
peace, but of war. We fear that secret
treaties have been signed which are
disadvantage0us 10 Russia.
The Nasha Shisu remarks:
We must acknowledge that the
peace terms are must disadvantageOus.
We cannot rejoice over them. We have
lost too much"
The Syet says:
General Linevitch's army is not
destroyed. The present treaty puts
OF. but does not exclude war, only a
bucket of cold water has been poured
over it out Of the fountain of humanity
with which President Roosevelt is now
irrigating all the world"
The B0urse Gazette says:
The war has forced Russia TO open
her eyes to her rotten political founda-
tons and to her ignorance of the dis
order in rhe army and in fact in all
branches Of the national administra-
ton"
The st. Petersburg Gazette remarks:
We have been overcome not by
Japan, but by our dishonesty, and
happy go luckiness. The dreadful
lessons Of this war viii not be fIstit-
less and will force Us toward better
forms Of life. America anC her noble
and brave president have rendered US
great service"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
PORTLAND EXCURSIONS
Via oregon Short Line.

Salt Lake to Portland and return
(direcE ......... ........... .......$ Sl 30
salt Lake 10 Portland and return
cone way via san Francisco. o.. AZ 80
Salt Lake to Portland and return
zone way via Los Angelesl ...... 50. 80
Tickets 10 Portland and return. d.
rect. on sale daily from May "A TO Sept.
30 inclusive. Tickets reading one way
via San Francisco or Los AngeIe~ on
sale August 80, 81 and September l. .
g. 4. .. 6. Is. IA. 10. q. rs, %. All tickets
good for stopovers. See agents for fur
Their particulars. City Ticket Office
201 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
Designed for Flagship.

The Vermont was designed as d flag
ship. The arrangement of the quarters
provides accommodations for a flag
officer, a chief of staff. nineteen ward
room officers, ten junior officers. ten
warrant officers and not fewer than 761
men, including sixty marines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
ONLY $4,000
ONLY $50 90

To FTannie, Cody and Garland, Wyo.,
and return from Salt Lake. via Oregon
Short Line. Tickets on sale September
8, good for return until October ..
Eleven hours saved via this route. See
agents. city Ticket office. 201 Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01

EHzabethgrad, Russia, Aug, 81
There is a general feeling of joy here
over the peace news. The wives and
other relatives Of soldiers az the
front embrace and kiss each other on
the streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
ORGAN RECITAL TO-DAY.

Organist J. J. Mcclellan will render tie
following programme at todey's organ
recital at The Tabernacle. beginning at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
Town of Shusha 6esieged and Ar
menians Being Massacred.

= Tifiis, Aug. 31-The town Of !
= Shusha is besieged by Tartars.
y who are well armed and are mas =
= sacring the ATmenians. =
Telegraphic communication with :
= Shusha was cut off this after =
= noon. :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
AND RETURN S1.OO
Via D. 6 r. G., Sunday, Sept. 3.

Leave Salt Lake 1925 a. IN. ard 1:45
p. m. Returning leave Ogden 200 p.
m. Spend the day at the Hermitage.
Finest canyon resort I'm the west.
Plenty of stage accommodations up
the canyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01

Baku. Aug. 31.-The news of the cof-
cIusion of peace has been received
here with manifestations of deep salts
faction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. G. r. G., Sept.

! To Ogden, 1925 d. m, 1:45 D. m. 81 90
| To UDper Falls, SEQ a. m. ........ -
! To PharaOh's, S;l5 a. m............ 30
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
SOON BE READi
FOR ALL Corners
Big Battleship Vermont Successfully
Launched.
DESIGNED FOR FLAGSHIP
MINUTE DESCRIPTION OF THE
VESSEL.

Quincy, Mass, Aug. S1.-The new
It, OO0-ton battleship Vermont. built for
the United States government by the
Fore River Shipbuilding company, was
successfully launched today.
Thousands cheered and waved their
hats as the hull rushed into the water.
Among those who witnessed the spec
tacle were many distinguished citizens
of Vermont Massachusetts and other
places, the guests of honor included
Governor Bell of Vermont, Governor
Douglas of Massachusetts. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Darling and
Commander Boutakoff, the Russian
naval attache at Washington. After
the launching the guests were enter
tanned at luncheon by the Fore River
company.
Informal speeches followed the
luncheon. Mention of the president
threw the assemblage into a most en-
thusiastic demonstration. Every one
present arose Immediately and cheers
filed the loft.
Mighty Engine of War.
The battieship Vermont. which was
launched here today, is one of the Iarg-
est and most powerful of the ships of
war that has been constructed for the
United States navy. She is Of 10 600
tons burden with a length of $50 feet
and extreme breadth of 1910 feet She
will be required to steam eighteen
knots an hour for four consecutive
hours. The main battery viii consist
of four 12-inch breech-loading rifles,
two mounted forward and two aft;
a g
twelve 1-inch breech-loading rifles. In
the secondary battery will be twenty
S-inch i4-pounder rapid-fire guns.
twelve 9-pounder and semi-autOmatic
guns, six 1-pounder automatic guns.
two 1-pOunder semi-automatic guns,
two 3-inch field pieces; two machine
guns and six automatic guns. The 12-
inch pieces will be mounted In pairs in
two electrically controlled, balanced.
elliptical turrets. The finch guns will
be mounted in broadside or pedestals
on the gun deck behind finch armOr
Hull of Steel.
The hull of the battleship is of steel
throughout 1t is protected at the
water line by a complete belt of ar
NOR 8 feet 3 inches wide, having a
maximum thickness of IL inches for
NHSNe wv AStt etfhtOSHipo' It VI wal u anu
ait OF this the maximum thickness is
nine inches within the limit of maya
zines, from which points the thickness
is gradually decreased to four inches
at the stem and stern. The 12-inch
barbettes extend from the protected
deck to about four feet above the main
deck and consists of 10 inches of ar
NOR in front and seven and One-half
inches in the rear above the gun deck
The engines are of the vertical twin
screw, four cylinder, triple expansion
type of a combined horse power of
$500. There are twelve boilers placed
in six Water-tight compartments. There
are three tunnels, each 100 feet high
above the base line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01

Denver Letter Carriers band in
grand free concert at Lagoon Satur-
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01

Kostruma, Aug. 2l.-The result Of the
peace conference at Portsmouth was
ioyfully received here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
JOY IN THE PROVINCES.
All Glasses in Russia Glad the War
Has Ended.

kaluga, Russia, Aug. 3l.-Ihe an
uOuncement that japan had accepted
peace terms was received gladly mere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01

Wilma. Aug. 3l.-The news that peace
has been concluded without the nay
ment IF an indemnity has produced a
favorable impression among all classes
here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01

Belgorod, Russia, Aug. 31.-The news
that peace had been declared was re
ceived here with many expressions of
satisfaction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01

Free. two quartettes. sal;air. Friday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
MURDEROUS TARTARS.

Chas. Kent, Saltair, Friday, Sept.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

bet peo prioate Subitriptioner. Stas
ten 6oleer fun Stole ire Wlaanebsr
nm Aaret, men be0 at tilitpoe nog.e
fad Dollars bper er 5armerne | Has
bola9et / Stono til at forl9nge Ter
minen til fem eIer tets Maaneber.-
airterne gsr fore 5remlfriot; De
zig FOR umoralIte YrGiter d
oriper benz ub at 9ommunen. N!t
bette Tfploes for en- tor 9el 9uites
gees SnOfpoelie.
5uItegee bar nu ct Qegat paa
S1,O30,553, men tranger til minbIt
& 100000. Dens Snbtaeter iioite
Qar par fun $213,302 og ben tunbe
BRUCE minof $5OO.000 ON Quret til
tor 5oroel for Spben. for 9anOet %
for ReQerracen. problemsts Qgsnin3
er funoen. Wlebens fad 6unoreDe
Stubenter 9aar uo At Qnitaltens9ort
6per CONNER og opIluges al ben
100000 tore Re9erbefoltning /
cette 2ano, os Moioriteten al bisis
fo%rIpinber fra @erbens SagttueelIe,
fua barer en6ber en- COB SnbFpoelie
meo ia fra 4nitulten for moralh, 10
tinl % inouitriel 5orbeorino at bans
Race, W. e. Quits.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

Since then the Spring made green six
times the sward,
The Knight will soon redeem his heart
wrung promise,
A Vassal in the day to Count Gerard,
At night a slave to grief which don't
deminish-
lie feels no torture easing panacea,
The burden is as great as on the day
lie slew his son to glorify his pride,
And caught the wish that he instead
had died
To be cont .ued.1 F|ATTIGMAND.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

Der bieo bolbt. men fun iigt, at bet
pdr en- Itor Dag. og BET. Iom giorbe
ZEN itor, bar, at Seius ble0 itor
ibldnot os. Def par bog iGrligt ON
4ftenen. at man m9rteOe, at SUBS
4ano birtebe / Sjerterm I ben 9rah,
at ~aoitiaigs tom frem % dnraobte ON
SUBS Raaoe. ga, gennsr BET er en-
olborlig Stunb. noor 9irbelen Ital
faites pau 0sren og 5efus inblooes |
6jerterne. CAB mig enbpibere fes:
9Gtfelfen itanbiebe life oenne aften,
men bar O9ret fortiai Iiben. fda Der
er mango, Der er tommen meb Sefug.
Oct er iblanbt BE- fare unoe at benne
89ttelie timber Steb. De bar tdft
mango Wsber Iiben, CO BET bar unbers
tioen o9ret nebpnbigt at botbt pao
til langt I'D paa RatteR. forbi Der
bar iad mango / Snnoeneb. 9eg
t9nier, at be hapDs BET noaet iiaf
Sdcob, bd ban fusbs: Seq Ripper big
lite, fsrenb bu %belfiensr mig"
ga, o6erren bar giort fore 3ing
.bIanbt os. hi bIsb eldbe."
Is. M. RisGtn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Pebbles. |.
Prelude.

Grim is the hour and grim stands the
castle of segeberg,
Midnight has struck and the Borg
from It's eyre of chalk
Looms toward heaven from s%hadoweast
base like a spccter
Come TO rehearse its foul deeds in the
hour Of unrest,
Showing its burden of grief TO the face
of the full Moon.
Loading on night air the terminal veil
Of dispair-
Lost-losl-lost-the cliffs make of echo
a chorus
Thousand repeating with demoniaeal
discords.
R%etreating united in one sad refrain OF
lost.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
..konfirmdtion...
Under ~Fdderbaand.

Gn M Bog timber G~aoerbaanb-
og st 9aanbfldg" beese | Ell ginp.
5nobunoen | ct p9nt t%omponeret
ginb. 9osen er trptt meb l~dt!r1ie
Upper pad bet fneite @,onsDdpir.
1873 Sioer.
SnbboIb: @eb en- aonFrma.
ton, northumberland, Rio,
9amIe @retbes 9reii, 0aabstiortss
len, Zen ffsnneite Saanb, Bag sims
lels gplbie Ronbe, 80 ~aonsepeie,
5abers GOrtelins. Drag ub, Run
en- 9GbleitiOe, 8sn, st 5aonbnoa,
Nar frimobis g itart, Deb Stoppes
itsoet, aonfrmationstrrtt. Solb fat,
Subs Nnabes gorb, aom 90 le.
N9fsn ct gDentpr, hinge Ben, Den
fsrite Sieneite, Cubs Jreb.
9enne nbe Bog anbefaIes Of Den
airtefge 5orenins for ben inbre
Wlisiion | 8dnmort og er en- of be
beoft pasfenoe 8sger fom @abe til
aonfrmdnber. pris 40 Gents.
DANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE.
-, BLAIR. NE R =,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

Woresnen er 3ioen for Sgnbags
itole, tbi od CT gdrnets 3anter Tia
reit, og bet er met mobtageligt fog
llnoeroisningen. Weo s6enipn til.
6pem Der burbe bolbe SsnbagsItole,
faa itulbe bet bare faaoonne, fom Ell
fer Seius, pg ION bar Senbitab til
ben Seaige Sfrift."
Wsbet iluttebes meb 6errsns gen.
5rsbag often prabitebes Der oOsr
0rOene Sob. l, AZ: oaOm og iei'
At unoerteeneoe. Der bar 10 iaa tiot
lpot ct LON og Ie" fra 8erben, %
mango bar bssb9rre lDttet bert;l. iaa
Get er blebet til beres 6or~b9rbelfe.
Wen BET g9lber ON. at man bsrsr
Soften fra 9erren: Tom og iei"
idalehes, at man Ter Seius, Tom in
5relier.
9erefter pr9bifebe Sens Oiren
oper 2 aor. s: 1-2, bbor Der far
fi9t blsD lagt 99et paa Orbens:
ut s life forg9pes mao bdpe mob
taoet Subs Rdooe." Subs Raaoe
Far 10 Daret beoiit mob Menneftene
mango @unge. Og Der sr bel n9ppe
cen Sang. at Subs Orb lDber, uben
al ost ogiau ipoer forgppes fpr nogie.
Bet, fom bet g9iber ON, er al man
fan iiQe meb YauIus: Subs Rodoe
imOb m / 9 bar life paret forgaOss."
Qgrbag Worgen. Webet aabneoes
meb Gang oq o~erefter lebte Sens
Diren / 8sn, bOorefter ban inblebe
be @mnet: o6ebningemisiionen".
Dan git ub fra Orbene bos Math.
"a, 13-14. Der bleb i9rligt loet
8aet pno at fremftille bet fore Qns
fbnr, Der bDiler pna os, ibet 6errsn
har bubt os at nebe 5ebningerns ct
aad inb" | Dor 5obers Sus.
Derefter toges fat pua Stoleiosen
igen. Stolsfomiteen bapbe u6or=
bejbet en- plan. Iom blep pebtaeet at
arebien. Os Subitriptionsliiter
blep fat / Omlsb meb bet famine.
Mdn mente, at en- posfsnbs Siole for
Stebst Oilbs fofts ben Nb $4,000.
Oct babe al benne Gum bIeb puatsee
net unber Mebet. Det bleb bees
tasst at arebfen: life at begbnbe at
bpggs, fsrenb ben paatantteS Sum bar
tegnet.
Ssnbagen bar en- farlis Opbbss
geffesbde. Men bet er 10 ogfdd Ser.
rens Dag. Seq ffal life inbfabe mig
poa at gensioe be forffsnige Tulsr,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Sir HdrtVie.

Within the castle, in the Hall ofKnights
But one is presents he not one too
many?
There is no reyelry-there are no lights.
Why is he here without retainers any ?
Why does he skirt increasingly the hall,
Unheeding every portal in its wall?
lie IS then no prisoner to vulgar power
Though pain flashed eyes proclaim a
trying hour.
His gray cast c%ountenance of noble
mould
Is Sorrows throne-each feature is its
slave,
They paint an anguish, fearful to behold
Worse to endure-it's Hell before the
Grave,
Barefooted and in pilgrims garb he
stalks,
And counts upon his Beads the rounds
he walks
Thirteen times thirteen-this put down
on file
Gives Hartyig's pennance credit for a
mile.
A mile trayersed he grasps his hunting
horn
And hurries to the window-not to call
His troop of lances from their sleep of
morn
TO grid their steeds for fray beyond the
wall,
Nor TO spur OF his huntsmen to make
pace,
And get the hounds in trim for early
chase.
But to give pent up feelings ampler
room
He blasts: Lost-Lost-My Child-My
Pride-My Doom!
On-on again, another mile to count
Toward fulfllment of his expiation
To journey barefoot to the "Holy
Mount
Where Christ, the Son of Mary, gave
salvation;
This vow he made, when wild with
grief newborn
OF his own parentage-prostrate. for
lorn,
He sought ablution at the Holy Chair"
OF Christ's yicegerent, who bespoke
him fair.
my son! your sin is great and great
your vow,
1t does you credit, but you a not at
present
Redeem it, since the Holy Country now
Is far encircled by Mohammed's Cres-
cent,
But vested in me is the Holy Power
To grant the dispensation from this
hour,
That every step you pilgrimwise shall
toll
No matter where-counts nearer Holy
soil.
And when the leagues 'twixt you and
"Holy Grave"
You thus have distanced, come to me
again,
Or my successor, and. your soul to save,
The Christ by us through Mary clears
your stain.
Now go, my son, don't falter in the task,
Remain a bulwark of the Church / ask,
And skulk no more, but open take the
field
Whe honor calls On you the sword to
WELD"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
NeQlen til Nacc=S rObIemet
(Sluttet.)

Der er ogfaa tort &rap for Sp
qepleierfer transrebe .nuries",
gprne INJURIES" og Stlfta6sbamer
for Ipge og gamle Soft. prOf. Nuib=
ington funoe gpre i'm 4nitalt til Ser
sens fgrte acknowledgements. OH
ban blot tunoe faa Mdterialet. Men
~forbolosbis fda al De unge 8oinoer
Tiger Gpgepleierfte : 3epartsmentet
forbi be fan faa itgrre 2sn, bore me-
re uafbengige og OGre til Qptte
ffgrre l1bItr9tning / andre 9iosftilz
finger. Oct er ngen 9lnTfeligbeo
for en- @rabuent fra oenne STOLE al
fdo plabs fom 29rerinbe, fom
,,breismdter" e1er / andre beIlpnneoe
Stiqinger. Den iterite Bart at tO.ns
beige @rabuenter tager iadbanne
Stiainger.
De manbliqe @rabuenter er Der
liee faa ftor &rab for, f9rlig ubouns
neoe 5drmere. Wange at Dem fuar
Inf9ttelie Iom 2Rrere | lignenoe
Sfoler; andre faor plabs iom Ops
fpnsm9nb paa gtantager og for
8b9gopOrattere. og Meberier er pen
at blioe alminbeliee / Spoen. grof.
@dfbin9ton flyer, at Der for 5ioen
er itsrre Signing om ubbdnneoe
Meierifer enO nogen unben Slugs
8rabuenter, og ben er ire 9ange iaa
flor, icm ban fan imsbetomme. Gn
of @rabuenterne, 8. u. Sm;t6 af
aldsien 1888, bar en- pigtig plabs
| 5oreit gitD greamern, 4oetforo,
Sas. Sc. q. Scott at Montgomorg
&c., 4laboma, fom bar bet ftgrIfe
Wlejeri I Staten. benbtter fun @rIz
bnenter fra 5uffegee, o9 ban bar en-
ftuaenoe Srbre bos George 80. Gar
Der, 5oritdnoeren for Creamery : Mfs
b%elingen, ON at fenbe BAN enboer
Nanb ban fan dnbefals.
Der sr osfdd 6ggtig Gpfoins +;
Gbagdpl, og 3uffegee9 rdbusnter 5dr
p1ret martb9rbigt befbige / ben Ret
ming. Gnbber @eterin9r er eneafe=
ret lenge for ban forlober @nftaften.
M. 6. Scott, en- flor abegopbrqttsr
og Weierieier, bar en- Srbre inbe for
ire Grabuenter bpert 4ar. Sra for
fteflige Ggne / Staten anisger o%ftOcf=
men" itabig ON Gleber.
Oct famine gRlbsr angadsnbe me-
faniffe 5aanoteringer. SIR. Naf1s
ington bar nblig fra geitprerne IF
oDimmicf pipe ports", Birmingham
mobtaset ct 8rep, bbori 5uffeeee Sic
Der | beres @mplob anbefales. Der
figes: o9i ffuIbe snffe, ON bet er
muIigt, at fda en- Del af Oeres @ras
buenter intsresferebe I ftabigt at ars
bejbe | bore forffeaige 89rffteber".
Q%ignenbe 8rebe mobtdges nefsn
baglig fra Jabritanter / forffeIioe
Dele af Gpben.
Weset fua df @r~abuenterne befdte
ter fig meb pofitit. Mr. BEDFORD
bar fun fem e1er fefs pdd fin Qiffe.
prot. Mdfbinston abborer ifdbig r
ne Stufsnter mon a. bldnbe fla I
politif og radber benz til lite at fs1e
Gmbebe. 6on lngger BEN paa @ins
BE-, at bet er Snbens farbebe Befolts
nings pfigt at ubbanne fig til at
blibe nnftiae. fnbHpbefesrige Borge>
re, men pofitif er ben meft utilfrebse
Finenbe uf ale p~rofesFoner. anfafs
ten er beffemt en- Sraneringsffole for
Bprgers, life for polititere.
NogIe df @rabuenterne bar ub<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
&reOsmeoct | gtoro 2afOta.

: 0agene fra 1913. Darts az
6olbt goro Dat6ta 2rebs fit 5ors
aarsmsoe / 9rinitatis airte. Gil.
ftsoe pur areOlens qrafter liant
.MisIonqr Sens 8iren.
Rsoet aabneoes meb prabiten
crer ZIP. Ser. 10, 33. af unbertegs
nebe.
8penoe 9unfter bleo ~puapegeos
Tom gstinqelie for. at bette NlsOe
tunoe blios til g~eliisneIie for ben
%enfelte, nemIig:
1. vt ri er ale til Steoe for
CUBS Qaibn.
?. DIT ri Ital olIe bsre, bouo Der er
6.Falet os at Sub.
@i er ale til Stebe for SUBS
QofDn, baaoe oantro og troenbe. vi
Tfal ale 6sre, boob Der er 6sfalet at
Sub. nsRlig: at Der .%fortpnOe8 5reO
pe5 Seius ariitus", at ban ,bro9er
omtring % ger bel % bsIbreoer ale,
oer er OberbGlbebe at 0iGpelen". ut
fan er be ,,leOenbes og bebes DON'T
mer". 0g %enoeIie, at boer ben, Der
tror puo BAN. Ifal faa Spnbern:s
6%orlabelie peo bans Raon."
Acknowledgements 3orsougen ABB
nebes meO Sang og Oplasning uf
CUBS Orb, bDprefter are0iens 5or>
mani, qaitor g. u. qeterien, frem=
latte nogle opmuntrenbe 5anter /
Qnlebning at bore 6orbanolinasr.
8erefter inolebtes &rebiens Gmne:
,@uosbiaebet", at unoertegnebe. 3
qunfter blspe furIigt frembaoeos,
nemlig:
/. 6bab 8ubs6inebet life er.
2. 6ba6 @~ubs6iaebet er.
3. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bet1ber for os.
Bubsb'nebet beitadr life | Wennez
tets Qe9emsform. ei bensr / hans
6eritsritining. Tom no9le babe ment.
men bet beitaur / bette, al WenneItet
er Ifa6t meb Subs Qanb / zig. 50
herfor bar MsnneIfet oprinbeligt ffabt
reff9rbigt. beniqt og ubsoeliet. "a
oisie er Subs Iaregns Ggenftaber, bd
IfuIoe Der Retf1roigbeb, 6eIi9beo
% ubsbeligbeo pare en- Qfslans Al
SUBS RetfGroiqbeb, 6eligbeo %
uosoelig6eb. SO bet er, bOao SUBS
biqeost bstnoer for os.
SITTER SnOIebninsen par Der en-
fpltg 9isfusiim at 5Driumlingen.
Meo 5enfDn til o@uOs6iaebets
llbflettelfe", / MSennsftet, iom en-
5slge at Spnbefaloet. faa par Der
bette Msninger. fom Der 10 dltib bar
baret. Mlen bet par en- alminbeli9
STEERING, al bet, Tom bet e9lber ON,
er: at @uosbiGebet mere og mere Faur
COB til at fremtraOe bos bet enfelt.
Menneite.
5reDag Uborgsn: Baft. BeterIen
oplaite ct Subs Orb og gjOroe noglc
gem9rtninger besangaaenbe og bold
Ben, boorefter 8reftelien at Subs
biueOet" fo~rtiattes. Oct, Tom mor
iarlist tom inb pua, bar: Ut trobs
bet. at Ulennsitet bapbe tubt baar
Refferoigbeosn og 6e0i9beben. IA
hopbe bet bog llbeoeIigbeben tifbag
og mar ments, al bette m1uiie 1er
nlsb til Gubs6iaebet / Wennefet.
9etts Webe nuttebes meb gsn q
Sens 0iren, bborefter Sangtors
fluttebe meb en- Gang.
5rebag @ftermibbag: Msbet aab
neoes meb 9sn uf un~bertegnebe, bbor
efter Wenigbebens gmne: ,Senbags
ffolen" bleb inblebet af pdftor 6.
8. S9mibt. Som anbtningspunt
bdbbe ban baIst Orbene: nOpbrage
ebers 8srn / 9ust os 5errens Gor
naming"
8srn bar arab paa at faa en-
triitelig nnberOisning, bo be er bsbte
| ben %triItne Girte. 9erfor moa Ssns
baesIfolen BABE en- plabs iblanbt os.
- 5perbagsftolen burbe babe ben
ferIte plabs og bernoit Ssnbaess
ffolen.
Maabsn at bofbe Ssnbaesfole:
/. 8ernene ffol undertakes / be-
, reg Bernel9rbom.