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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02

People used to take an ocean trip to get clear away from men and things that were troubling them. Now. as the Providence Journal points out, the wireless telegraph has made it possi- ble to worry almost from shore to shore. William D. Haviland arriv- ed on the American liner St Louis on Sunday, having had an agitated trip because in the little wireless newspa
 per published on the vessel he found one morning the statement that his fathers house at Limoges, where a serious labor trouble has been in pro- gress, was surrounded by strikers who had threatened to do bodily harm to the elder Haviand. MT Haviland the younger had intended to escape the worries incident to the strike at Limo ges by taking the transatlantic trip, but as soon as he received this intelligence from home he beganto use the wireless telegraph facilities of the ship to the utmost to obtain other information and to impress upon his associates at Limoges the necessity of taking every possible step to insure his fathers safe ty. As it happened. nothing serious occurred at Limoges, but for two days Mir Haviland was badly worried. Per  haps by and by the only way to get q rest will he to be buried or cremated, and even then one may be disturbed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02

The purchase of supplies for the gov
 ernment in foreign markets Is too
 strong even for many free traders io
 accept. in England even. says a stan
 writer of New York newspaper. In
 1873 the government of that day sent
 a commission to Belgium on behalf of the British admiralty. to ask the prices of the plates. bars and sheets employ esi in ships,uiIhing. The inquiry show cd that these could be bought in Bel sium at from ten tO twenty shiIlings a ton cheaper than in London. The send ing of the commission at once created an outcry in London and in the iron and steel districts of Great Britain The of an American neWspa- per wrote af the time. 50 far as can learn little sympathy dweIls in the Eng fish heart toward the commission Pc cunizry advantages when oppnSei to national ssivantases must ever le oust- es- And think. with many others that the present Is . question wherein the former would opeafe antagonist caIlv toward the Istfer- My imrres- sion Is that the opposition w.s serious enough to stop the purchzsc cf Bei<izu iron and sreri fer the sdnirsity- In fact if always has b>en reeeEnfssd tat In ecendInx fhe npna-oe i1B peuD5e ths
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02

Jim Hill says that unless railroads are allowed to discriminate they must quit business. He holds that the pub lished rates are as low as can be named in justice to the roads, but un- less the managers of the roads are al- lowed to take large orders from promi- nent shippers at less than cost they will lose so much money that they must quit the field. As reasoner, Jim Hill is success and should have turned his attention to writing work on phi losophy. He would also have made his mark as a mathematician by eluci- dating the subject of proportions
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02

If the truth were known. it would probably he discovered that it is Secre- tary Shaw who is doing the worrying at the present time, says one wrifer. He is really much worried because, being n violent stand batter. he fears that the people will demand in no uncertain tones that the sacred Dingley sched- ules be reduced. He knows that would he the logical course for his party but he wants to slip into the white house with the votes and the as- sistance of the protected monopolies and he greatly fears the result to his presidential aspirations if the tariT is touched. Consequently Mir Shaw will not admit in public that there is any thing in the nations financial affairs to worry about and he hopes that it will all come out right iu the end. In any event. NIr Shaw will retire from the treasury next February and if dis aster follows his retirement he will he able to charge the blame to his sue Cessor. but if the tariff schedules are reduced by the administration of which he happens to be member the protect ed interests will not contribute those golden sheckles so necessary to pro cure the votes of the colored broth CTS who come as delegates to every re- publican national convention.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02

This popular young man resides at Fl Adams street. Waterbury. He says: About two years ago l began to have trouble with my Kidneys also had catarrh ever since can re member. my nose being sO affected l could not get a clear breath. but had to sleep with my mouth open. l had tried a number of things without get ting SHre,I I read about the A-Ray DOcfOrs and went to them. taking treat mentS of their X-Ray magnetism and IibrOSage- Under their care | have improved right along. and vouh not know that there was anything the mat ter with me l breathe through my nose freely. and my kidneys trouble me very little I recommend the Radio -Chemic Physieians. for their treatments have done more for nc than | h~. -r5faI Afsfn~f-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
FRIDAY, JUNE ?, 1905.

Visitors to the city should be told, says the Cedar Rapids Gazette. that the young men standing around the street corners are fortunate fellows who have made their fortunes smok- iEg cigarettes and that they are now retired. They smoke a few cigarettes for pleasure, but not to make more money There is hardly more inter esting group of capitalists to be found in the west.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
FREE X-RAY EXAMINATION OFFER. Physicians the Ray Specialists will Give FREE xy Examinations Consultation
Permanently Cured.

Mrs Martha Andrews, who lives at .6 Niagara street, Waterbury, was cured by the X-Ray Doctors when all else failed. She says: Tt is now four months since I stopped taking treat ments from the Radio-chemic Physi- cians. and have had none of my old troubles since. This shows that l am cured to stay cured. My complaints were of long standing for my nerves and entire body seemed to be about worn out. My friends and relatives thought could not live long. 80 I went to the NRay Doctors as my last hope. enjoyed the treatments. for they did me good from the first. iSIxnedl
 MRS MARTHA ANDREWS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02

government Is bound to give them the preference over foreign producers of any kind Even those who have held that every individual should be free
 to purchase without restriction in any
 market that suits him, have hesitated or refused to apply this maxim to pur- chases made by the government
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
FIRE ALARM.

IN- HLAN|As
 %Cor South Main and Grand sta.
 6-Scovill Manufacturing Go (Pl
 &Cor Bridge and Magill sts.
 EExchange Place.
 12-Rogers & Bro (P)
 1S-Cor East Main and Niagara sts.
 4-Cor East Main and Wolcott road 16-Cor High and Walnut sts. 16-Cor East Nam and Cherry sts. 17-C0r East Main and Cole sts. 21-Cor N. Elm and Kingsbury stA 2S-BurtOn street engine house. 24-Waterbury Mfg Co (P.)
 26-COr North Main and North sta. 26--Cor Buckingham and Cooke stS. T-Cor Grove and Prospect sts. 28-Cor Hillside avenue and Pine st 20-Cor Ludlow and N. Willow sta S1-Cor Bank and Grand sts. 82-Cor Riverside and Bank sts. 84-Cor w. Main and WatBrt6wn I'd. 85-Conn By & L'tg Co car h'se pJ 86-Waterbury Brass Co P)
 87-Cor Cedar and Meadow sts. 8S1Cor Grand and Field sts.
 42-Cor South Main and Clay sts. zS-New EnglaId Watch Co fP) 46-Benedict & Burnham Mfg Co Py 48-Waterbury Buckle Co (P.) t A7-Cor s. Main and Washington stx D1-Cor Baldwin and River sts. b2+Cor Franklin and Union sts. 63-Waterbury Clock Co. case fac PJ NNCor Clay and Mill sts.
 68-Cor Liberty and River stS.
 67-No 5 Hose house. bS-Cor Baldwin and Stone sts. 62.-Cor, Doolittle alley aand Dublin 0. 7ACor West Main and Willow sts. 7S-North Willow st cor Hillside. 7l-Cor Johnson and Waterville stA 142-Wolcott st. beyond Howard. l62-Cor East Main and WeltOn sta 11S-Eayt Main st, opposite Polta 212-The Platt Bros Go (P.) 218-Hammond Buckle Co (P.j 214-Waterbury Clk Co, m'v't fac (FJ 218-COr North Main and Grove sta 251-Cor Round Hill and Ward st. 25S-Farm street.
 254ACorner Edna and North Main sts. 261-Junction Cooke and N. Main sts. 203-Cor Abbott and Phoenix avenues. 272-Grove, bet Central q Holmes ave 81l-S. \. D. Telephone Co bldg, lfg 812-Cor Bank and Meadow sts. 813-Randoiph q Gloves PJ 814-Plume & Atwood PJ 815--American Ring Go PW 818-Electric Light Station PJ B1S-Holmes. Booth ( Haydens Pl S21--No Hose house. 322-Cor Green and N. Leonard sts. 823-Cor Washington av & Porter st 824ICor Charles and Porter sts. 825-Cor Simons st & Washington aN. s71-City Lumber & Coal Co (PJ 412-Tracy Bros Pl <32-Cor Liberty and 8. Main sts. &51-Steele & Johnson Mfg Co Pl bS2-Cor Baldwin and Rye sts.
 SIGNALS.
 i. One stroke calls superintendent to the city hall.
 II Two strohes ire out. recall
 III. Three strokeA IF m- c D n PJ Pnvah
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
DIRECTORY OF Reliable Specialists IN WATERBURY.
 

 SKELETON TRUSSES. Roberts Truss, best in the market. Try 1t. W. E. Roberts, 140 So Main st
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
Free Offer Still Open.

A very large number have still been unable to secure the services of the K Ray Doctors and request that further time be given. For this reason the offer of free examination is extended to all who apply before June 15. It must be understood that this offer is made in good faith. and that not a penny will he charged for examination, and advice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
For Bronchitis and Asthm a.

Mrs William n. Buell. resides at 2:l9 North Main street. Waterbury. She says: some time ago suffered through an accident 10 my chest. I troublesome condition. I had bron- ehitis and a tendency to asthma. which came from eatarrh- I had also rheu- matism, and poor circulation resulting in cold hands and feet. After taking treatments with the X-Ray Doctors q short time I rexained my former health. all the symptoms having disappeared. lSignesil
 MRS WILLIAM b. RIEIL-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
The Surgery of Light.

For a long time the merits of N-Ray treatments for cunceT. tuTnors and dis eases of the skin have been proclaimed lrv the Radi0-Chemic Physicians They have heralded the good news far and near. through the daily and weekly pa- peFS. If has been received with ret0ir- ing bT sufferers afflicted with those complaints that formerly struck terror fo their hearts The assertion that the N-Ray Light would cure eancer has fseen proven many tirnes during the rsssf fen years. hut repeate,ily have the r,IreS teen ignored and beIiftleti. The restoration t0 health Of one of the t-e>t known esiucat1TS in this country. DT HarT-er. President of the University of rhFraea. hss f1-rel the rrcpzuitian Of tie X-Ray Light as a eJEre for csncer snsf tumo-S- SrieBce hss -ouqzere-i- and the N-Rsy Doetors gre vindiczted-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
The X.Ray Doctors Speak.

The fact that this is the second year of our location here should he to any doubting one sufficient proof that we accomplish what we promise. We cure those who place their confidence in us. not by faith. hut by up to date meth nds. appliances and scientific remedies. What more can le said than that We. inc Radio CheInir Physicians. have eursI thousands in this city and its surrounding towns.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02
Heart Trouble Cured.

MRS WILLIAM D. BUELL. =
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-02

George C. Atwcod. whose address is WateTtOwn- Conn comes to the X-Ray Doctors to be cured. He says: ''I had pain in my left chest for year, which came from neuralgia of the heart nerves. Ny liver had troubled me for a bong time. my tongue was always coated and I had indigestion of the bowels Ny kidneys troubled me great Iy also I vent to the x-Ray Doctors. and took their treatments and vibro- sage. After taking . course I And a great deal os good from them reccm- ueni she RadtoChemic Phyeic1ans- isles<-i, C. c ATWOOD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07

net til at fremfolbe ben rette Selu7
a9telle u9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bps bore / bet ltore 2ano inooan=
breoe 9anosmenb. Den gamle
Sfulelerer. Der ta9er fig at ben
paa af9runoens Rano liggenoe
Statfel, er ct laare lfgnt 3ref
5ortellin9en bar / bet belle ta9et
life iaa lille p%eba9o9iit 8erb.
Mten life oeito min0re %laoner oi /
benne, iom / be fleite ilige 5Ortel-
finger, no9et oeientli9t. Bort
5eorelanos itprite @uoe, Srilten=
oOmmen, lom Ri fit / gug9e9aoe
Il 9aaben), er lite ta9et meo. Der
for er bet o9iaa bete9nenbe, at be
to un9e til iioit mpoes til 8al /
Stebet for til Strife. Oct ~itprite
% beoite CT uueriet.
pts &e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07

Sobunne RpbOItn. 81 @iber. 5
Sm1og 25c.
@Obt be9pnbt. &f Spurgeon. Gora
forfeit og bearbeibst at @iIb. Rai4.
266 Siber. Snbb. $1.00.
9abets Spinner. 4f s. 3. 9op. 15e
StOer. Snbb. 90c.
9ebebufet. of .. @laubredt. gdd
8unff Oeb Glen. s OmfIag 20c.,
inbbunben Doc.
9ele Qibet for at binbe en- eDig
&rone. 166 Siber, elegant inbb.
pris zoe.
Serren er min SilFugt. Noele Of
0aDibs Sulmer fra @bfetOns Sps
rbrs sib. 154 Siber. 8 SmHog
SOC.
5erren er nit Stjolb. 123 Siber.
S Om11ag 25c., inbb. 40c.
SOuo 8ibelen fortalte. Meget itnrfi
o~nbefalet. paa Oanf beb paftor
Mdttbiaf EN-. Snbb. | elegant CONF
poneret 8tnb 90c.
!5bqb er ariTtenbom9 @n fort Grtms
fitting at ben t~riitne SrosIere.
Nf 8. s. peterfen, @o9n.pr9F
229 Siber. s Omfag &C.,, inbb.
$1.20.
9Dub tpttes big ON artftus2 vi
s. Better, %operIut af M. @ofH.
90 Siber / OmfIdg. prts doc.
6nrbebrengen. Sra Shit btb Glen.
30 Stber. s OmiTus 10c.
IS StiIbeb. &f q. s. 5rtis. s Sm'
flag 10c.
CONGRATULATIONS. @eb Q. 6. 3
SmTlag &c., inbb. 80c.
SDbitt Smuaftrifter, uf q. gbri.
fiianfen: NteGs, pier oa Moae.
Soaen git E te, StatteIs 5eilt.
Observation-Disclosures, Samtols
meo, De ia + fpOt, men blpn
gobt. SOC. for ale / OmiIag, 10c.
pr. 9efte sIer 90c. for ale 6 9ef'
ter inbb.
Raptainens Suitru. OFF 2uuris pe-
terien. 148 Siber / Omflag 40t.
Snbbunben 75c.
aittD. Sra Gngelit peb Glen. :
Omflag Toe.
aun en- Siensitspise, At Sibtr.
SmIla9 10c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
Sfor D~risnedsRttelse

Boyer til overordentlig nedsat Pris.
Benyt Le~jlighenen. Kob nog1e af disse
billige Boyer, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro er solgt. Da vi like
kan skate flere Boyer til de anferte
lave Priser, maa Bestilling indsendes
snarest, ON man onsker nogle af dem.
Bogerne tilsendes p%ortofrit.
Bogerne bestilles efter hummer.
300. upeirstiber. @n @tilbrin9
fra 5rimisfonsegnene at aappeI
gscter. 200 Siber / Omflog. =
Nebfat fra $1,OO til 40c.
301. Gn SumIing @ers Of Chr.
Wint6er. 242 @ibsr / Omfag.
Rebiat fra $1,2O til SOC.
302. Sbe Saming Of tbe @brep at
DiGiam Sbotefpeare. Meb @lo'
Ter os @nmertnineer af 81. Ste
mart, Mac Sreeor, Selma 9.
9innep og s. s. Damn. Sill 9rue
Deb Selbftuoium, priDatunberbis'
ming og t Stolernes bpiere &Iass
ier. 1872 Siber / Omfag. Rebs
fat fra soc til 30c.
303. Macbetb at Miuiam Shaies
Ipeare. Meb @loier og Qnmerts
ninoer af Mr. 81. @tenart. UtuS
@re9or og Mrs. 9. 8innep. 3il
8rug peb SelOitubium, priDatuns
berpiSning Og / Stolernes bsiers
3lasfer. SO Siber / Sm1laQ.
Nebiat fra 60c til zoe.
305. 9rogeOe 8IuOe, 0igte at Gbr.
Dintber. 1862 Siber / Omnag.
0ebiat fra $3.50 til Doc.
3O6. 9iitoriteren 0ebeG Simonien.
@n 2iterar6iftorif : 8iografff
Siilbrin9 at anton Inoerien. 100
Siber / OmHag. Nebfat fro
75c til 25c.
300. Sill Sen. 0igte at gbr. Wins
tier. 288 Sioer / Omflas. Rebr
fat fra $1,20 til SOC.
80. Sobn Bun ps bans 81 @nsel,
ffe NutibsI9ber oe Stitte af Mto1
8. &eu. 294 Siber I Omiloe.
Nebfat fra $1,20 til 40c.
312. Den Norbiite &irtes @runbs
legselie ps fprite l1bbitlins af u.
.. Ssreenien. 906 Siber pe Gil.
leg Ill Siber / Omilae. Rebfut
fra $6,4O til $500.
313. Ssifenbe, Sorte1ine at &aps
pei 8pcter. 81 Giber / OmHae
Nebfat fra 6Oc til 35c.
314. Mibbeldlberens Magi of Die
tor 2nbberg. Operfat fra @penf
meb 5orfatterens SiGlabelie. 40
Sioer / SmH. Nebi. fra 80 til Acc.
315. @etterne | Oanmorf meb fers
fig 9enfpn til beres 4fpiselfer II
29ren at ben ebaneeliff slutberfe
3irfe. @f $. g. Saabpe, Sosnes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07


ienb 8eltiaing for nO9le af Dem.
Ears. 6ortGaing at g. g. 294
SiOer. $ OmlIag 50c., inbb. 80t.
2pstemanO. Sra 3pit Dsb Gasn.
81 SiOer. 3 Omnog 10c.
Ruur 0attet faIbtr. Qf Gertrude
Qlmquiit. SnOb. Doc.
Nutibsmartprer. 4f u. 6. 6. @rOpt
Rusmuslen. Snbb. 90e.
OtIen / 5ri6aonen. s Omflus.
pris 10c.
Op til Serrens gOrO. GierOe OP'
lag, inob. Coo.
pua 2ioets 8ei. prabitener ODER b,
npe Setter, 973 siber. fOlibt inb:
bunben gris 200.
q. Is. 8lumes prpbitener ob.r al,
&irteoarsts 9ettisr og Gpifl.r
FAINT Jaiteprabitener. Snbb. $2.40.
preifen. 5ortaaing at Q. 8. 162
Siber. s Omilag 40c.. inbb. co.
pr9iteguarben / 9araen og Snbt.R
VT 81. 9pImer. 327 @ib.r
pragtbinb. pris $1.O0.
interchangeable og 9~eIiggsrtIf., 81
GiOer, i flint Omilug. 10c.
Ruth. paa 9unt bsb 81. g. Wtuo'
fen. s Om1. Soc, inbb. $120.
Sc pau Seius. Daglige Smadfpt.
fer til boer Dag / Muunb.n. 8yt
Paptr og 8inb. 25c.
Sigburbus, 5gosbsmunben oeb aOt'
fet, at 81. Sdmibt, paa Danf bel
Puftor y. @. Mabfen. 302 81
Der. Stint ib. $1.2o, / Omf. 9oc
Sitter fra ao6enbuOn. &f 9. 6
8 OmTlag 60t., inbb. $1.00.
Strsbelig, bog ifarf. Gf M. b. 8
&riitelig 5Ortaaing for fore Oq
imaa. OOerfut fra SpIt at "
9t9Oel. gris inbb. 25c.
SOlFin Og Stper. @n 9GetsitabS'
biitorie. poa 0unf Dtb paftcl
W~}att6iaIen. 214 @, tint il. zoe
g 'aIippe. af ROlph gOnsr
Pua 0anf teb q. g. Mubien
248 g. 5 OmT. Goo, inbb. 9Oc
Stile 9imer. Qf SogneprGft y
Suel. Qnbugt for fpge. 88 81.
Der. Snbb. Goo.
Sbbel @artb eller: 2art at Sub
251 Siber, mutt inbb. 60c.
SbnnoOe og andre 5ortaninser fOi
8srn. af Mdrsretbe. 116 Stbet
/ flint Omila9. pris 40c.
3eoo1s Snap. Gn 6iItorie ON or
raft 0reng. @f amp 6. Genp-e
Operiat fra gn9elff af 8. s. D
6. Matbioitn. Snbb. 40c.
5eltmisIionen meb gibras at Dr
meb. 5rt. Marie !9Olft, SRI. Mcl..
te. Sic. tbeol. $. listing. @aIobp.
2ase SOB. groberien, apn9bp. PC
Sibsr. 5 OmTas 15e.
30 Sulefort9Iinger. Nf u. Sol
mer. 40 SiOer. ) Omfus 10t
IRE SulefOrtanins.r. "a Siber. :
Omflas 10c.
Ere Suleuftentr. nj q. gOlbmur.
Sorfatteren til pr9ftegaarben !
9uraen os preitsgaarben | Sn'
bien o. +. b. 239 Siber. 3 On
flag Goo. Snbb. 90c.
timber Gaberbudno. aonFrmutiOns.
sdpe of SO. peterisn. GA Sib.r
s Omflae 10e. Snbb. 35c.
geb @fritas 5IOber. off @nni. r
Butler, ~oDerfat at gbr. Stricter
29ae.
Bib. gects grinbrinser fra nit 2ip
@obt inbbunben $1.00.
Dor 5reb. Nf M. BON .. gn Nu'
tibsfort9ains. 4utoriferet Optr'
fettelie befsrset oeb 81. g. Mab'
fen. 500 Siber. @obt inbb
$500, I Omfras $1.60.
u. 5ibiger: st file aongefpeil. Hi'
belbiitoriffe 5orebrus ooer be fir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07

oHt Olullpelf IouLCOt Sulop lullle@
fulbt. !6an lDnteS, ben gamles
Stemme leo laa bjemli9t, og ban
traabte ct Sfriot til SIDE, iaa Stes
ret fra 2ampen funoe falbe paa
bans Gnligt. ---6 a! 10, ban
tenbte ham - eaer baobe fenot
BAN for mango &ar iiben. =
Mlen hoao oiloe ban her? : 0uors
for itoo ban og laa laa beOrgoet,
bebrejoenoe pna Safob?
g0oao er Dit Naon?" lpnrote
9afob urpli9t.
% @aptlin9en loarebe meb ell
Stemme, Der flan9 lom ben liolte,
ina9t benogenoe Huaen af ct meg
ti9t 8oroenifralb: n6ol9er8 an1fe",
o9 ban tilfgjebe itabi9t befteiibe
fine fore, trOfaite Zine paa Ga
fub: g6oao bar on gjort for at af=
betale Din @elo til mi9?" - %
llneiret tu0 til / @ilobeb, 8orbenen
brageoe, iaa 8iergene ltialo, qn=
meme fnitreoe og uobrebte aeoiel
o9 glenoigboo uoer ben 9anlfe
Serb, 5Dslerne Itummeoe % brgz
lebe, men bet bar life
l9n9ere 8ano, bet bar Blob -
Wennelfebloo.
% 5afob lutfeoe e9enterliot
/ for Den 9amle Sorting og lgote
8elfpttelie MOB lluejret / fit nDe,
tune 6lls. Wten oa Stormen babe
ubraiet, og ban meo lettet gr11t
after traaote no al fit 0uS, laa ban
6ol9er 0anltes bloOige Sig II mis-
banblet o9 lgnoeril9n9et til ufenz
oeli9beo 90 Satub ipllr9te bebrej=
benbe fig ielu: n6pOrfor bgb je9
BAN life imp" men.oa par
bet for iiloe - for 1iloe
0a Satob oaa9nebe ON Morz
9enen, bar oct meO ben famine sSgs
lelle af 9etbeo, lOm ben boormeo
man altio ooagner eiter Ell pnb
DRUM. Wteu meoens man / HeQe=
len glenmer Ell ubD9geli9 Drgm
lige laa bnrti9, lom ben lpote6,
latte oenne Der fig fait / 5atobs
6ufommelle og life / belle lit 9io
baO6e ban tentt iaa meget oper fit
5eorelanos 5remtiosifebne fom /
be nermeit paafulgenoe Gage. Sg
10 mere ban tentte, 10 iaitere poer=
beoilt bleo ban Dm, at 0amptlesz
Io9roet alt ben9te truenoe laa Del
ooer bet lille 4ano bejt mob 9orb,
Der rllmmeoe ale bans fereIte
Minoer, lOm uoer enboer lille Stat.
8eres enelte 8Grn bar beres
8nltnr.
Oct tom oerfOr fortrinsois al
paa, at ben 9ultur bleu gjort laa
oiot og breot beten0t lom muligt,
= al De tore pg m99ti9e iaa ofte
bleo minoet om ben @elo, De itpo
| til De lmaa &ulturltater, at De til
ii6it errenote bet og inoiaa, at oisle
bar eno mere uunooerli9e for
8eroens Jrein9an9 o9 llooitling
END De Ieln.
90 Der bar Der en- 9ejli9beo iaa
bel for BAN lom for andre 0uroz
boer, Der leueoe | bet fremmeoe, til
life alene at afuitle Ell Del at ben
@elo, De itoo / til oeres relpeftine
Sebrelano, men iii - om END fun
/ De meniges HRtter - poerligere
at ubf1loe Ell Ylabs 8erbensful
tltreris ltpre @rme. De funbe, life
blot | oeres bagii9e 4iD bore Bib
nesbprb ON De itanbinnpiife qanhe8
aultur, men o9iaa 9gre ben be-
fenbt og agtet bper iier ben lille
8ro9 af 8eroen, bpor Sfebnen
buooe ltillet benz.
Oct f%grlte, Satob gjoroe, bar at
ter at fnptte bet Baano meaem fig
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