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The evening world., 1905-10-05
CROWDS CHASE
THREE THIEVES
FOR TWO MILES
Two Caught in Church Base
nnent with $500 Worth
Of Jewelry.
ROBBERS LOOT FLAT.
They Rush Out as Owner Is
Coming In and He Starts
in Pursuit.
ROBBERS LOOT FLAT,

After a chase OF two miles through
the streets Of Williamsburg, In which
three pAtrolmen, one mounted policeman
and several hundred citizens took part,
" of three burglars who had been
found looting the fiat Of Max Wolfrom,
at No. 1l26 Myrtle avenue, we're cap
turcd early to-day in the basement Of
st. Johns Church, at Lewis and Vernon
avenues
Wolfrom's wife Is in IN. country and
he has been staying at a hotel In this
borough, where he is employed as man
ager. His Brooklyn fiat has been closed
In the meantime, but this morning he
went home to get some clean linen. As
hs entered the house he met three young
men ooming out.
When he got IN his apartment he
found everything upset and concluding
that the three men he passed had been
robbing him, be ran out in the street
after them. They were half a block
up Myrtle avenue by that time and
running as fast as they could go.
WOlfrom called for help and citizens
spfsng up from every sLdG, without
separating, the thieves made for the
grounds OF 81. Johns College, at Lewis
and Vernon avenues, scaled a low stone
wall and dlsapp AIRED in the college
buldin In The basement OF ST.
Johns Church two Of them were
located, and .lftcr a brief parjey they
agreed to surrender, When they march
ed out, however, there were only two
OF them, and they sWore they didn't
know where their companion had gone.
A thorough search was made for him,
but he wasn't found.
The prisoners gave their names as
Kirby, twmty years old, Of No,
as East Twenty-ffth street. and Da-
vld Broderick, of No. AS Cherry street,
Tley refused to give the
OF their companion, They were
aiken to the Lee Avenue Court and held
In $1,000 bail each for trial. In their
was found about $500 worth q
and s~ilverware, which they had
from the Wolfrom fiat.
The evening world., 1905-10-05
AVOID SUBSTITUTES.

when you ask for Duffy's Pure
Malt Wbiskey be. sure you get the
genuine. IL In the only whiskey
recognized by the RoNernmen ns
medicine and contains no fusel Oil.
This IL n guarantee. Sold In sealed
bottles onlyi never I'm flask or
bulk. Look for the trademark,
the "Old Chemist" on the label,
and be certain the seal over the
cork IL unbrOken.
All druggists and grocers, or direct, 500
a bottle. Medical booklet free. Du1y Malt
whisky Co, Rochester, New YORK.
The evening world., 1905-10-05
FOR
YEARS., THEN
KILLS HIMSELF
Could Not Reconcile
Himself to the Loss Of
Wife and Children.

After four years Of constant suffering,
because Of tie loss Of his wife and four
children, John Fresse, s~ixty-one gears
old, hanged himself early to-day in his
room at No. 26S Atlantic avenue. Brook
Ign.
Freese had lived for twenty eight
years in the houss where he killed
himself, He was a kindly old man, q
great favorlte with the children In the
nolgnborhood aud very well known 70
the business men in the Vicinity OF
Brooklyn's Borough Hall, many OF
whom frequent the restaurant where he
was employed,
IN the Atlantic aevnu room where
he killed himsek this morning, Freese
was married and all Ave Of his children
we're born. one day the younges, Of
them came down with d~iphtheriA In
two days all Ave we're III with the dis
ease, and inside OF ten days all OF them
were dead
Freese's wife never got over the shock
and died herself a few months later,
Freese was completely crushed BY the
blow and had got over the shock.
Night after night the ~neishbors have
heard him sobblng In his room. He
never talked about his loss 10 his friends
or acquaintanees. but they knew that,
in spite OF the four years that had
passed. the edge OF his grief had never
worn away,
Shortly after 7 o'clock this morning
got up and went TO the door to
get his rolls and milk. He ate the meal,
then drove a nail high in the wall, tied
a rope to II and after putting a moose
his neck kicked a chair from
under him. He was found an hour later
by one Of the ~nelghb1rs, who went 10
call him. thinking he had fallen asleep.
The evening world., 1905-10-05
nuffy's Pure Malt Whlskey

builds up and ~sustains the entire ystem.
Mrs. Bernard Wolf, SIS chsmplain 81.
Detroit, Mich, says: Two years ago this
spring | was run down, nervous and thin.
aid not seem to ge' back my strength, A
friend recommended Dpny's Pure Malt
Whisky. Three bottles cured me. and !
never looked or felt better. Ny father had
asthma for years, ana though nearly
ninety, Duhy's' completely cured him and
keeps him strong and hearty, with a good
digestion.
"pufy's" IL the best cure for con-
sumption, bronchitis and all diseases OF
throat and lungs. u cures dyspepsia
The evening world., 1905-10-05
DROWNED IN NORTH RIVER.

A man Of medium height and build,
with red hair and mustache, was found
drowned in the North River at Fifty
fourth street to-day. He wore only a
black shirt and blue and white striped
trousers.
The evening world., 1905-10-05

SPAIN HoNoRs KING EDWARD.

MADRID, Oct. 6-The onndal Gazette
to-day published a royal decree nomi-
Mating King Edward rs Honorary Col.
onel OF the Eighth Regiment OF the
Spanish Infantry,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
Let There Be Light.

. Now friends, let us discard all pre-
judice and accept only evidence, let
us cut out sentiment and precedent, and
accept facts. We spend our money to
tell people what we have for sale. We
could not continue long unless our
goods have merit. Listen: Since 1856
we have been distilling pure rye and
6rec n and Thn output
day we are the largest distributors ot
whisky to the family trade only, in the
United States, should entitle us to your
confidence. Being distillers is why we
can sell you 7-year-old whisky for SO
cents full quart. You said you were not
prejudiced, therefore try quart You
will find our local store at So Fourth
street S. The Hayner Distilling Co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
MENACE OF REVOLT
IN SANTO DOMINGO

Washington, Nov. 1s-A revolution
ary movement has developed .ein San
Domingo and an uprising is threatened.
News to this effect has reached the gov
ernment here and the proper steps are
being taken by the navy department. at
the instance of the navy department to
maintain the peace. - -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
EMPRESS PRISONS
CHlNA'S EMPEROR
Dowager Shuts Up the Alleged
Ruler of the Celestials and He
.~.. Yells Like Madman.

Victoria, B. G., Nov. 8.-Telegrams
from Peking to Japanese papers say
movements to overthrow the. present
Chinese dynasty are developing with
incredible rapidity. On Oct. 16 a por-
tion Of Peking was closed. Foreigners
were allowed to pass the guarded gates
but natives were closely scrutinized
Great activity of revolutionaries is re
ported from several sections.
A Shanghai paper says a panic ex.
lists at Tientsin among native servants,
many of whom are leaving foreign EN-,
ploy owing to the trouble that is ex.
pected. ~
Advices from Peking published by
Japanese vernacular papers state that
when the empress dowager of China
returned hastily from her summer pal
ace because Of the bomb outrage at
Peking, she summoned the emperor anl
asked what he knew of the outrage
whereupon the emperor showed much
confusion At a signal from the EN-
press a party of guards appeared .ant
led the emperor to a hall, where he has
since been confined, no one having ac
cess to him and food being thrust il
thru a window. The Hochi Shimbul
says the emperor occasionally raise
| shrieks like those of a lunatic. - sas.>
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars on Four
Days of the Week to California Via
r. Chicago Great Western Railway.

Through IOuT1SL sleeping oars on -Four
Days of the Week to California Via
Chicago Great Western Railway.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
offers choice of 1our through tourist
cars per week to California; the first
leaving Minneapolis 7:4o am. St. Paul
$40 am. every Monday, going via
Omaha. the Missouri Pacific and Santa
Fe, arriving Los Angeles am. the
following Friday. The second leaves
Minneapolis 8 pm, St. Paul $3.50 pm.
every Tuesday, going via Omaha and
the ~Rock Islano Scenic Route, arriy-
ing San Francisco 4;2s pm. Saturday.
The third leaves Minneapolis 1915
pm, St. Paul 11:20 pm. every Wednes-
day, going via Kansas City and the
Rock Island-El Paso Route, arriving
Los Angeles 1856 pm. Sunday. The
fourth leaves Minneapolis 1920 am,
St. Paul 1850 am. every Thursday via
Kansas City and the Santa Fe route,
arriving Los Angeles 1925 am, San
Diego 12:45 pm. Monday. For fur
ther information apply to R. H. Heard,
General Agent. corner Nicollet avenue
and Fifth street. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Have no equal as a prompt and posi-
tive cure for sick headache, biliousness,
constipation, pain in the side and all
Pills. Try them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
FATHER OF CADET
DEMANDS JUSTICE.
Colonel Branch Calls for Punish
ment of Midshipmen Respon-
sible for His Sons Death.
JournaI special Service.

Journal Special Service
New York, Nov. Sunless President
Roosevelt voluntarily orders an lnvesti-
cation into the death Of 19-year-old
James Robinson Branch, the midship,
man who received fatal injuries in
prizefght at Annapolis Sunday night,
Colonel James Ransom Branch, father
of the boy, will demand that steps be
taken to punish those responsible for
his sons death.
Colonel Branch is close personal
friend to President Roosevelt and his
son was being closely watched by the
president. At the request Of Edgar =.
Hubball, Colonel Branch s brother-ln-
law, Secretary Loeb sent DR.. James A.
Karr, one of the best surgeons in the
!country, to the hospital at Annapolis to
conduct the operation, which it was
hoped would save the midshipman g life.
Inquiry to Be Made.
Washington, Nov. S.-Secretary Bon
| aparte is out of the city, but upon his
return he will order an investigation OF
the Branch -Meriwether fight and direct
that fights between the midshipmen he
forbidden in the future.
No advices have been received here
as to what caused the difficulty between
the two men. Since the establishment
of the naval academy there has been a
tacit understanding that encounters OF
this kind shall be limited to twenty
eight rounds. While the officials of the
academy do not sanction fist fights, hun
dreds have been fought and whenever
two midshipmen cannot adjust their dis.
putes amicably they settle them in the
ring according to the Marquis. OF
Queensberry rules. ~ ~
Prizefights Common. s,. u,
Much regret is expressed at the navy
department over the deplorable outcome
of the fight and it is declared that the
fight was in no way a case OF hazlng.
But dispatches from Annapolis say the
midshipmen have definite places to con-
duct these affairs and they are governed
1 by prize ring rules, with regular rounds,
| When Bancroft hall, the nidshipmen, s
certain room in the unused portion
was the rendezvous. Now it is the
'woodpile,'' a stack of piles placed
near the Maryland avenue waterfront of
tie academy grounds, near the carpen.
ter shop and the new seawall. 1t was
here that the fatal fight occurred. - :
There have been at least two ex
tremely brutal fights between midship
men in the last few months and prob
ably many more. Fighting is proposed
whenever any midshipman takes ofense
at the words or conduct of another ant
school sentiment compels the challenged
one to fight or be ostracized:F Wher
there, is a disparity in weight eithei
party is allowed to select a classmate
to champion him. ST.. ..---
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Wherever you may go, we would
have you ask for Pickwick Rye, the
best of good whiskies.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Hoodwinks the Oculist Madden Eve
Medicin cures eyes. (Don It smart 25c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

For sale: Our slightly damaged
blankets, seconds,' at a saving to
you of 80 to 40 per cent The defects
are SO slight you will hardly be able
to find them. North Star Woolen Mill
Coz; Third avenue S and Second street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
Dog License.

Attention OF owners of dogs i,
called to Section &, of Ordinance 40
which is as follows:
IAN dogs more than four months
old found within the limits of the
city of 81 Johns without a license
tag thereon are hereby declared to
be public nuisance. and any per
son or inhabitant of the city of St.
Johns without first having paid the
license required by this ordinance
and having the number thereof
stamped or engraved thereon on
the collar OF such dog as herein
before provided, OF who shall cause
or permit collar and number to be
put on a dog with intent to avoid
payment OF license therefor, shall,
upon conviction for such otfense
before the municipal court, be
subject TO fine of not less than ten
nor more than fifty dollars, or inn
prisonment not less than FIVE, nor
more than twenty-five days"
THE REVIEW prints this section
of the ordinance for the benefit of
those owners OF dogs who seem to
have gotten the opinion that il is
not necessary to have the license
tag fastened TO the dog, Owners
should recognize this as necessity
as dog ca,ehers cannot keep track
OF, and recognize, all dogs licensed.
When the marshal finds dog with
no tag on the collar he will im-
pound 1t; hence. il YOU wish to
avoid trouble for yourself, and dis
comfort for Your dog, and annoy
ance for the officials. owners should
see that each dog carries a collar
and tax tag legally secured.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
uNNTON LACON|CS.

Through a delay in the mails these
items, intended for last weeks issue OF
THE REVIEW, were received too late for
insertion. They are printed this week
because they are OF worth.
Mr.. Blackman, OF Stockton, California,
is here for two weeks.
Mrs. Grants sister Of Oakland CAL
ifornia, is visiting here.
Mrs. Bell is back from the hospital and
is very much improved.
You don't need to keep your eye on
Linn,on. II grows without watching.
A. Hill, foreman of the Keystone
Lumber Company, at Klatskanie, is in
Linnton.
The Clark & Wilson Lumber Company
will convert the old planning mill into a
lath mill.
Miss Walker has returned to British
Columbia after spending very pleasant
two weeks with Mrs. Grant.
Mrs. Crane, of San Francisco, who has
been visiting l.. W. Watts for the last
month, left for home Friday.
Mr.. Swensen and family, of Fulton
purchasers of the Westburg cottage, are
now occupying their new home.
The box factory is furnishing the
lumber for the schoolhouse. Mr.. Kins.
man has the contract for building 1t.
Work on the road is going on all the
time. II will not be long before Linnton
will have a good road all the way tc
| Portland.
Linnton people will regret to learn
that X. A. Alcorn and wife in the future
will make their home in Los Angeles
California.
Miss Sadie Henderson, Of Denver
| Colorado, has gone To Portland, where
she will spend the remainder OF her visit
to this state.
Sunday last over loo Linntonians dis.
mounted from the midnight passenger
Linnton Is always well represented on
Sundays in Portland
{. -. Young, who recently occupied
the place OF night operator here, has
accepted a position ~ chief telegraph
operator at Dallas City.
The Misses Reynolds, OF Carson
Washington, are visiting Miss Ruby
Wilson. Mrs. Miliren. OF Pennsylvania
Is the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Gordon
| Wilson.
Little girl to her mother: ooh
mamma, isn't Linnton an exciting place
to livel" why, my childp" Just think
mamma, six COWS killed on the track
since We came alreadyr'
The Clark x Wilson Lumber Company
n putting up six houses below the
favine. They are already rented. The
IafftastI lat hANa.ss Il D.As.t.,
are living In tents jus, waiting for homes
to bc built for them.
The other evening six Portland gentle.
men out In their launch moorcd her near
some logs while they visited our little
burg Swclls from the steamer Hassaio
dashed the logs against the launch aud
injured misunderstanding the six re.
maining all night
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
Mail Schedule

Mail arrives a, 81. Johns at 7;,S a. m..
AMI I'ISp. m.
Leaves at Io,IS a, m, aud l;So p. m.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
W.J.PEDD|CORD
REAL ESTATE

tsSo-f.ot Soxioo, near station, slightly.
sioo cash. balance easy, per cent.
sJSo-I.ot SoSioo, close In Gas cash.
installmcnt.
Aio-s.room house isNss, small barn, q
few bearing trees, lot SoNioo.
sSoo-liouse iIXsi, lot 7SNioo.
sSSo-s'room house, lot SINis3; siJS.
ins,allment.
fb7S-l.room house, lot SoNioo. slightly.
close TO station, adjoining lot may
bc had.
ssoo-a.room house. close In, lot 6oxI Is.
f9co-7.room house, good we'll, cis,ern
and city water. Terms on part.
fioSo-S'room house, plas,crc,l. nice
lawn, lot SoNioo.
siaoo-S-room house, wood.6hcr; lot
SoSioo, near station.
fisSo-o-room house. lot SoNioo, fine 10.
. cation. Boulevard.
fioaS-o'Toom house, river view, lot
SoXIoo.
f'Ioo-s-room house, near station, plenty
of fruit, lot IooXIoo, fine home.
One S-Foom house Tor rent, river view.
Also l-Foom house,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
Business Firm Dissolves.

The roof-painting firm of Moe &
Clark, after a very busy career of q
couple of months, has quit doing
business as a firm. c. I. Nee viii
probably continue in the same bust.
neSs-while W. G. Clark is al
present working for the government
across the river. He is as yet un-
decided as to which of the several
lines he has followed in the past he
will adopt-but he intends to remain
IN the city as a resident.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
Bought In Oak Park.

Frank ioldman, of Umatilla
county, has purchased a lot in Oak
Park addition No. ?, and will erect
a home for his family at once. Mr..
ioldman is a wheat farmer of
Eastern Oregon and has selected
81. Johns for his home on account
of our solubrious climate.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
Expects 10 Locate Here.

W, Il. Swengel. of Aurora. Ore,
gon, was IN 81. Johns the latter
part of the week. accompanied by
David Rueck, OF the same town.
Mr., Swengle is anxious to become
a resident OF the city il he can
make proper arrangements. and
will go into business.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
Home From Outing.

Marshal Merritt Hanks, George
Lashbaugh, Ed Legard aud Chris
Oihuse returned on Monday from n
weeks outing at Silver Lake,
Washington. They are rather
highly cooked by the sun, but an-
nounee that they had very fine
time while gone.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
N. F. NOREN
Real Estate

Lots IN Arvidson's addition, North
st. Johns, overlooking the river,
Is high and sightly......"........ s75o
Pine lot, soxfoo, two blocks from
from the bank ................ 57S
Choi, est corner lot on Boulevard $50
New 7-room house, close to car line,
nice home. ...s.ss....s.......s. 100
New ten.room house. wood.6bcr plaster,
hot and cold water, patent closet,
full basement; lot soNioo, good
location' (better see this). Price
tsstststtst .assatsssts.stst.sss sllup
New S.room house, lot Soxioo, we'll
improved ....sst.t..ss.t..t.. No
New Groom house, lot Sox7f one
block from station. ststss 5000. iupp
Sole agent for Title Guarantee x Trust
Co. Lots IN Point View sold S. down
As per month.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25

We DO crown and bridge work without pain
SGr r y years experience In plate work en-
-o1ss as TO NJ your mouth comfortably
,iAS teeth, absolutely without pain. DIT. +.
NtsS Is anexpsrt at gold hlling and crown
ann % bridge work. Extracting tree when
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
WISE BROS. Dentists,

asg aanlng Building COS. Third and Wash sts-
SfNN evenings III p IN sundays from
TO "a. o. Main zpSa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21

st lbfteligt 2tb. Mf 9. 6. 218 81
Der, pont inbbunben meb tint Sis
teGbIab. 0enne Bog finbes / mo-
item ale troenbe 9jem | 0dnmart.
Softer fun 45c.
SeItmisIionen meo 8ibrag al Or.
meb. 5rt. Marie SOIit, SRI. MoG!s
ts, SIC. tbeoI. $. listing, @aGbbp.
2age Sob. groberfen, 9bngbp. %
Siber. 5 0mifdg 15c.
Sre SuIeuftener. 4f u. @oIbmdr.
Sorfatteren til prefte9uarben I
Sdr8en Og preItegddrben / en-
bien D. +. b. 239 Giber. 8 Om.
flag Goo. Snbb. 9Oc.
l6DaO gibelen fortalte. Wleget ftertt
o%nbefatet. gaa 0anf peb Yaftor
M~dtt6iaIen. Snbb. / elegant cons
poneret 8inb 90c.
Ruur 0attet fulber. Qf Gertrude
@%lmquift. Snbb. Doc.
SutIttn og St2er. Gn 2Ggteftabss
biitorie. paa 9anF beb paftor
Matt6iafen. 214 Siber, flint inbb.
soc.
9eO afritus SGoOer. Qf Qnnie q.
Butler. ~Oberfot at @br. Stricter,
299e.
Observation-Disclosures. Deb 9. 8. :
Omfag 50c., inbb. SOC.
Sra bet mbrte Nep gort, at @.
$. 9abIep, o~beriat of premierz
IBitnant Q. 8robn. $50 Siber
/ OmfIag. pris 60c.
sbnnooe Og andre 6ortaIinger for
8srn. Qf Margretbe. 116 Siber
/ Fnt Om1ug. pris 40c.
Cars. 5ortaaing uf Q. 6. 294
SiOer. S OmfIag &c., inbb. 80c.
Sra llbenftab til @enitab. Nf Marie
MaibieIen. 252 @iber, elegant
inbb. pris soc.
q. 5ibiger: st lille &ongeIpeiI. 81
belbiItoriIte 5orebrag ober be fire
&onger Serobes / n1 SeItumente,
9ris inobunben 90c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21

DE fpdnfte 8rebre. 532 Stber.
@armt onbefalet at proOit 8Iub.
me. @n 5ort9aing fra bet 10.
4drbunorebe, oberIdt fra @ngelft.
8 SmfIag 90c., inbb. $1.00.
st 2iO / Sanb6eb. of Robert 6.
Speer. Gn giograf af Sugt
McNaifter 8eober. NutoriTerei
SDerfattelie at &. H9ber meb
6otogrdf. 208 Giber / 0mFas.
Yris Soc.
5orj9ttelferne eler Subs 9dabeIef-
ter til Wennef fene. meb ct Sin9g:
Subs 8grns Ruitfammer. 4f 9.
g. pris inbbunben 3Oc.
g1en peb Seen. Qf .. Glco9. paa
Dunit Deb %. g. Mabfen. 1872
Siber. 5 Omilag 80c. Snb6.
$1,2O.
Sitter fra ae5en6abn. af 9. G
5 Omflag Co.,, inbb. $1.o0.
st 6oanbTag. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beO %. geterIen. 60 Siber. )
0m1ag. qris 15c. STINT tnbb.
35c.
Oct fsrIte glab / gibeten. of 5r.
Better, %operidt of so. @olf. 50
Siber. S Omilag 4Oc.
Bib. gstts Grinbringer fra nit Gin
8obt inbb. $1.00.
6erren er min 3ifflugt. Qogle at
8obibs Salmer fra @bielons OPP
rsrs 3ib. 154 Siber. s SEEua
SOC.
0erube fra 2%unbsb9en. 5ortauin8
af @mit for be unge. 157 Siber.
OmTlag 4Oc., gobt inbb. zoe.
Beef pdd Rejfe. Ut Q. 6. IA 81.
Der. s Omitug Soc. Snob. $1.00.
Beet: U1in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
belis. Snbb. / fnt ginb $1.00.
@ennem aors til arone. 666 Siber.
elegant inbb. 9ris $1.40.
S0bet @artb ener: Cert at Sub.
PSI Siber, mutt inb6. Goo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21
Misiion blanOt Sad)alins
6orbrDOere.

st / SEM uotommen6e 3tositrift
i~noc6oloer en- interesiant geretning
ON en- ung Danes friOi0ige Misiioa
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tere.
MiIs SennD b. Wleper tilbsrer en-
iormuenbe 4OeilGgt fra giterispros
pinierne % lebebe ct Iptteligt 2tD /
lin 5amilies Stgb. bd BUN en- Dag
tom ober 5idecbofs BOG, bpor ban
tiIorer be iergelige 5or6otb, boorun-
ber 5angerne paa 5Orbrpoergen Sas
falin leoer, og fra M at bar bet
forbi meb benbes 6reb. Sun fnns
tes altib. bun berte be ulbttelige rdas
be til benbe: ,.aom og bialp os!"
3iliibit felte bun fig operbepiit ON. at
let bar benbes pligt, benbes Op9are
at rejie til 5ongeeen for at linore be
forbiitss 2ibelier, oe uben at betanfe
fig Iange truf BUN fine 5orberebelier
til @frejIen.
Gfterat Wifs b. Meber babbe l9rt
SDgepleje, rejite BUN for fem 4dr
Tiben til So6alin. s 8egDnbelfen
6rebe bun uoe | Stopen blanot Strafz
fan9erne, iom %allelammen berte til be
groOeite 5o%rbrbbere; noele gdnite faa,
Der fun bar iimple Morbere, bannebe
ct Slags QrtItofrati blanbt benz. Wlen
be mennefteli9e 5slelier bar bog itte
gdnfte ubIlutte BPS bisfe SomFunbets
llbIfub. Ndar be iaa ben unge, blioe
tint bannebe abinbe, iom fribiaig bar
gdast I 2anbfp9tigbeb for at linbre
be ulbtteliges 2ioelier, ba Hammebe
ligefom en- @niit at Menneiteligbeb
OBJ | bisie bbbt %Iunfne Snbipibers
6jsrter, s be to Mddneber, Mifs 0.
Mener tilbrdgte | Stoben. bdbbe bun
insen @runb til at betlaee fig ober