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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
YALE MAN IS THE WINNER.
WINS INTERCOLLEGIATE CROSS
 COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Prize from Field of FOrty-twO Com
 testants-Team Honors Go to Cornell
 Harvard Second and Yale Third
 Details of the Event.
 New York, Nov. 24-From a field of forty-two contestants, William J. Hale of Yale won the individual champion ship of the Intercollegiate Cross Coun- try association of amateur athletes of America over the Travers island course
 The team championship honors went to Cornell, four of her seven repre- sentatives finishing in the first twelve, with a point score. of 29. Harvard was second with 35; Yale third with 57; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, fourth with 65; University of Pennsylvania fifth with 70; Columbia sixth with 85, and Princeton in last place with Ill points.
 Seven colleges were represented by teams limited to seven men each, but some of them did not start their full quota. The team championship was decided in the places in which the first four men of any team finished. Cor nells men, c. F. Magof1n, M. Sleeh, E. L. Simpson and A. Starr, finished in second, sixth, ninth and twelfth. posi- tfons, these figures added together making the lowest total of 29 points.
 At a special meeting of the Intercol- legiate Cross Country association which haId aafItnYs in hn dnH chusetts Institute of Technology was elected a member. It was then agreed that the association should donate funds for a silver team challenge cup. This trophy will become the property of the college winning it either five or six times, not necessarily consecutively, and the exact number of times which it must be won to be decided upon at a future meeting. By winning to-day Cornell has secured the first leg on this prize.
 Barlow S. Weeks, of the New York Athletic club, acted as referee at to- days meeting. One. of the features of the run was the fact that only two of the starters failed to negotiate the en- tire journey, J. H. Kelly, of Princeton, and D. W. Porter, of Yale, falling out after the second lap through the woods The men who finished in the first twelve places, including the prize win ners with their individual times, were as follows:
 First-W. J. Hale, Yale; time, 32:53.
 Second-C. F. Magoff1n, Cornell; time, 33:03.
 Third-C. D. MacDonald,. Columbia; time, 34:OO.
 Fourth-s. A. Root, U. of F.; time, 34:1O2-5.
 Fffth-M. H. Stone, Harvard; time, 34:16.
 sixth-M. sleeth, Cornell; time, S4:21.
 seventh-A. King, Harvard; time, 34:24.
 Eighth-T. W. Mcconnell, U. of F.; time, 34:2S.
 Ninth-E. L. Simpson, Cornell; time, 34:3O.
 Tenth-H. M. Turner, Harvard; time, 34:35.
 Eleventh-A. o. Friel. Yale; time, 34:S6.
 Twelfth-A. Starr, Cornell; time, 34:45 3-5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Kelley to Go Against Winner

New York, Nov. 24.-Announcement was made here to-day that Jimmy Coffroth, matchmaker of the CoIma Athletic club, of San Francisco, would match Jimmy Kelley to meet the win ner of the Jimmy Gardner Mike (Twin) Sullivan fight which occurs in San Francisco tonight. The bout will take place late in December, the men to weigh 138 pounds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Stabbed Himself Over Heart.

Bethel. Nov. A.-John Mohlin, cab inet maker, shut himself into a partly finished cabinet in the factory of the Ellis Wood Working company in this place last night and stabbed. himself over the heart in an attempt at suicide and also gashed his wrist. He refused to make any explanation of his attempt at self-destruction. He will probably recover.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Asks That Ballot Boxes be Opened.

Waterbury, Nov. 24.-A. R. Goodrich, candidate for comptroller in the recent city election, has filed with Judge Silas A. Robinson in the super for court, an application for the opening of the ballot boxes and a recount of the ballots. Arthur D. Mitchell, the democratic candidate, was elected &C., cording to the returns. MT. Goodrich formerly held the office of comptroller.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
PROHIBITIONIsTS MEET
A Conference of Prominent Men Held
 in Bristol.

Bristol, Nov. 24-A conference of prominent men in the prohibition party of the state was held at the Advent church to-day. In the opening exercises Rev. G. A. Graves of New Britain and Rev. George A. Tyler of this place. took part. Fifty delegates represented the various sections of the state. Reports on the movement for prohibition were read by Leon Barnes of Woodbury, E. B. Agard of New Britain, G. W. Hull of Bristol and John M. Dorman of Strat- ford. Papers an temperance Iaso were read by Messrs. Hull, Agard, Dorman and Myron T. Smith of Hartford. The afternoon was given up to miscella- neous business as Charles R. Jones. the national chairman, did not come here as expected to give an address.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND.
In Fit of Insanity She InficEs Wound
 That May Prove Fatal

South Norwalk. Nov. 24.-During fit of insanity tonight Mrs. Edward Gus tafson, the wife of a. well-known resi- dent, shot her husband, the bullet caus- ing wound which probably will result fatally. Mrs. Gistafson, it is said, has been acting strangely for the past two weeks, but tonight she became sud denly insane and without warning she took her husbands revolver and shot him almost point blank. MT. Gustafson was taken to the South Norwalk hos pital, where he is expected to die to- night.
 Mrs. Gustafson will be taken in charge by the police tomorrow, and to- night remained in the care of a physi- clan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Whole Family Slain.

Independence, Ia, Nov. Mrs. Wil- liam MoWilliams and her five children ranging from to IS years in age, were slain at their farm home to-day and the husband and father was arrested in Independence tonight charged with. killing the members of his family, He declares himself to be innocent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
YaIe pefeats Harrard Ia Ahont.

Cambridge, Nov. 24.-Yale defeated Harvard in the annual dual clay pigeon shoot here to-day by score of 209 to 19S birds out of a possible 25O. The an- nual intercollegiate shoot will be held tomorrow forenoon. Harvard, Yale, Princeton and University of PennsyI- vania will be represented.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Complete Case Against Husband.

Albany, Nov. 24.-The police believe they have a complete case against John Hammond, the missing twenty-seven- year-old carpenter, the body of whose fifty ty-seven-year-old wife was found yesterday huddled and decomposing in an old trunk in the prettily furnished parlor of their fiat on South Ferry street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
GOES TO JURY TO-DAY.
The Case of United states Senator
 Burton.

St. Louis. Nov 24.-Under instruc- tions from United States Circuit Judge Vandeventer, the case of United States Senator J. Ralph Burton of Kansas, charged with violating federal statute by practising before the postoff1ee de- partment while senator, must be sub mitted to the jury tomorrow. Judge Vandeventer said he had no wish to curtan the time of counsel for argu- ments, but that as tomorrow was the last day of the week., he thought the case should be concluded in time to give the jury all of Sunday, if neces- sary, to consider the evidence.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
THREE BOYS DROWNED.
Go Through Thin Zee fin Thomaston
 While Skating.

Waterbury, Nov. 24 Three small boys lost their lives by drowning at Thomaston this afternoon. Edward Lundrigan, 12; Edward Carney, 12, and Bolic Echweider, g. The three boys were missed from their homes at sup per time and it was later learned that they had been skating on thin ice in the cove north of the town. The body of the Carney boy was recovered shortly after 10 o'clock tonight and the searching party is still grapping for the other bodies. This is believed to be the first skating fatality in the state for this season.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Yale Wins Chess Match.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 24.-The an nual chess match between Harvard and Yale, played here tonight. was won by Yale. The visitors won five matches with one draw. Harvard won three matches and had one draw.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
stork for President Are1Ien.

That bird of good omen, the stork, has visited the home of President Mel len, of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, and MT. and Mrs. Mellen are rejoicing in an addition to the directorate at the MelIen home. The child was born yesterday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Tufts Win Hard Game.

Medford, Mass, Nov. 24.-Tufts won a hard earned victory from the Mass achusetts Agricultural college to-day, failing to score in the first half and dnally winning by g. score of 8 to 6.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
DESPERATE ATTEMPrro ESCAPE

Missouri Prisoners Use Weapons and
 Nitro-gIy
 Jefferson City, Mo-. Nov. 24.-In a desperate attempt to escape from the state penittentiary, five convicts fought for freedom with weapons and nitro- glycerine at the prison gate, killing two prison officers and Wounding Dep- uty Warden See. Four of the men then made a dash through the streets of Jefferson City under fire, only to be captured after two of them had been wounded Five prisoners, taking ad- vantage of the absence of Warden Hall and six guards, who left to-day with seventy-one federal prisoners for Fort Leavenworth, attempted to escape, but only four left the prison after wreck ing the gate. ~ "
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
STOGIE MAKERS OUT.

F. of L, Refuses to Grant Manufacturers
 Charter.
 Pittsburg, Nov. 24.-The most import ant decision reached to-day by the American Federation of Labor was the refusal to grant charter to the Ma tional Stogie Markers league because the trade is so closely identified with cigar making.
 A resolution was adopted requesting all labor organizations in Pittsburg at- filiated with the federation, who are members of the United Labor league, to withdraw from that order and join the Central Trades council.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Captain Hurley Better.

Boston, Nov. 24.-Dr. Nichols issued the following bulletin tonight regard ing Captain Hurley's condition: Gap tain Hurley has had comfortable day and his condition and symptoms remain unchanged since this morning. There are no urgent symptoms"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Embassy for France in Japan

Paris, Nov. 24.--It has been definite ly decided that M. Raindre, the French ambassador at Berne, shall be trans ferred to Tokio, thus raising the French legation in Japan to the rank of an em- bassy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Football Death

Salem, Mass, Nov. 24.-Arthur w. Foote, a pupil of Phillips grammar school here, died to-day from internal injuries sustained in a football game recently, Foote was thirteen years old.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
Ibsen Unconscious,

London, Nov. 25.-The Christiana cor respondent of the Times says that Hen rik Ibseneis lying unconscious and is not expected to recover
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
BLACK SEA MUTINY.
Portions of SebastopoI Garrison Said to
 Have Risen.

London, Nov. 24.-A dispatch to Reu- ter's Telegram Go. from St. Peters, burg says it is consistently reported there that there has been 8 mutiny in the Black sea fleet and that portions of the sebastopol garrison have muti- nied, killing the chief of staff and Wounding a colonel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-25
SULLIVAN WINS.
Gets Decision Over Gardner in Twen- tietTa Round.

San Francisco, Nov. 24.-AIike (Twinl Sullivan tonight got the decision over Jimmy Gardner in the twentieth round in a fight. at Woodward's pavilion. Gardner was favorite atq6 to 10. The fight was at catch weights.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13

ner, CO ba ben fore 5ribeOsbeo9geIie
git zen oper europa / Ndrene 1848=
80, iaa brgb ben ogIaa I'D Der / aas
Bent Oprsr.
Timber aosiutbs eeoelie mobitob
llngarerne en- 5iolang meO 6elo be
piterrigife 9aaben, men iaa tom ausz
Ierne Oisie til 6iaIp, og llngdrerne
matte unbertaite iig paa Naaoe og
llnaaoe og miiteOe oerbeb beres aon>
ititution % ben iioite giet al felpitan=
Oig6eO. 9isie os oOitiaige andre RET
tigbeoer bleb Dem imibIertib tilbages
gtbet peo ben ~nub9renbe Settlers
SronbeitigeIie 1867, og ct 5orboto
blep oprettet mellem Dc TO 2onbe no
get / 9igbeo meo bet, Der inotil for
npli9 beriteoe melIem Rorge og Sbers
rig. 6rants Soief LOB fig beitioeligt
frone iom l1ngarernes 8onse. 9an
ubfteote amneIti til ATE politiite 5ors
brpOere, og alt ifulbe b9re glemt %
goot; men Der fanbtes bog ct Yarti
al Solicit, iom life par tilfreOs bets
meO. SosIutb ielo nrgtebe at amer
tenOs Den nns Orbning Os moatte
oerfor blioe / 2anbfpgtigbeb / Sta
lien, boor ban Osbe 1894.
Oette gdrti er bet. bDis 9ebere
noIig bleb afpiIt meo aulOe, ba De
forfpgte at bringe 5oltets aruo for
aejIerens Zre, og 9Ois Surme giper
zig llonag i De bpppi9e urOligbeoer,
fom 9laoene melber om.
Oct itaar imiOlertiO til at baabe, 1t
Be mere beiinbige Glementer pua beg
ee Sioer mac fomme til at raaoe,
iaa en- @enfagelis at 8Orsertrigens
RabTer fan btioe forebbgget.
$. Sfob Ntetfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
Stcr PrisnedsRtteIse.

Boyer til overordentlig nedsat Pris.
Benyt Lejlighenen. Keb nogle af disse
billige Boyer, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro er solgt. Da vi like
kan skate flere Boyer til de a~nforte
lave Priser, maa Bestilling indsendes
snarest, ON mar onsker nogle af dem.
Bogerne tilsendes %portofrit.
Begerne bestilles efter hummer.
312. Den NorbiFe &irtss @runbs
lageelie og fsrite llbpitling of ".
.. S~srgenTen. 906 Siber os siIs
leg III Siber / Omfag. Nsbfot
fra 500 til $500.
313. Ssifenbe, 6ortrnins at Rap
pei 9scfer. 81 Siber | SmFo9
Iebfat fra Goo til 35c.
314. Mibbelalbsrens Musi uf Die
tor Rpbbers. O0erfat fra Spenif
meb 5orfotterens 5iaubelie. 10
Siber / OmiG. Rebi. fra 80 til 40c.
315. Ssfterne | 9anmort meb fers
Zig 5enipn til beres @fDiselier |
29ren of ben ebangelif slutberfts
&irfe. of $. @. Saabpe, Sognes
pratt. 400 Siber | Omflag. Rebs
fat fra $500 til $1,00.
316. ariItenlip | Danmart eennem
bunbrebe Qar (1741-1840). gn
subelis 5orfamlingss SiftOrie at
5rsberit Rpguurb. Den fpnff,
Oppetfelfe. 45o Siber I Omflas.
ReOfut fra $3.50 til $1.oo.
BIT. Gn gdmmel 9anmartsbiftoris
for aor 826-1157, alminbelis
falbet Rostilbes arennifen. Sbers
fat fra aatin of M. 8rebsborH.
80 Siber. Nsbfdt fra 15c. til Sc.
318. gpifOber at bet bunffe GOlte'
liO, famlebs at s. 6. Robmann.
204 Siber DIN flag. Neoiot ira
SOC. til 20c.
319. Misfions : 5orebras at u. 6.
6. @rope : Rasmusfen. 344 Si'
Der | Omflas. Rebfat fra $1,40
til Zoe.
800. 8ibros til Sans Gsebes os ben
grsnlanbffe Misfions : 9iftoris
1721-1760 = efter trptte 90
utrbtte ailOer at 8. So. Gsnaer.
348 Siber | OmiIdg. glebfut fra
1920 til SOC.
321. Minbre a~rbejber, Gabrelanbs
Ne Gorbolb og Mnliesenber af Or.
!6enrif RitoIui gluufen. ubgipsi
efter bans Dpb at Or. Jobannes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
Oh Splbsning.

pa isg far erfaret, at Der er nogen
lltlarbeO meo 6snipn til, bOuO Dit
toftsr at to9e Re9erin9slanO i 9ants
rife. ben me 9oloni / aortb Dat,
ital jeg oplpIe, at foruOen De 10 Dol
lars % % 9ents, iom mar ma
bsfale / Wiliitpn for at faa qopirerne
uofarOiget CO ofiIeO". toiter bet enbz
Dioere 3 Dollars for at faa tit 2dno
uopiit og andre 3 Dollars for Sore
tgi uo til 2anOet. 9%epneOsmibler
meoinO6efattet. @lt / aft foruoen
giaeten til @iaiitOn tager bet Omtrent
% Dollars for at fad 9anoet.
Der er nu oper so 9onitere, iom
far taget 9anb / ben me aolOni -
o9 Der er 9labs for fere enonu.
Sens 0tren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13

be, imob bbao Der %Ifripes, at bet f.
ger og itriber ban, foroi ban er Brett,
Wlen Der er en- anoen 5oritel, ie5
er tilbejelig til at gore. Der er no5z
le, Iom tan Itrfpe ct oroentlig Sprog,
uOtrpfte fig naturligt % gobt. og Der
er andre, iom lite tan bet. CONNIE
9iOer faar ri no9et, iom bet naften
er umuligt at finoe Wteningen /. ST.
6bert rimeIigt Menneite oil formo>
bentlig 6oloe os tiIgobe, at ri fsres
tr9tfer en- pelifrepen Qrtifel for IN
paarlig 1~trepen.
0enne RebegpreIie mener Ri life
juft at itploe nogen; men paa ben
anOen She mac 99Terne gobt oioe,
6oorlebes Der toloes 6us meb SnO=
jenbslierne. Og 5orftauslien metem
os og bore @enner tan life let blioe
for COB.
Strip. boem Der fan og Oil oa ienO
os 9iorag, iom tan pare til Sam og
@%eliignelie for 29ierne.
u. 30. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
29g Og l9rO lige Het.

Oct er angauenoe SnoIenoelier ne
/ 4nIeouing at pait. Digs ArtifeI
ON M}etooisme o. D.. jeg enOnu maa
iige liOt for at unbgaa Misforftaaelie.
Der er be, iom bar faaet ben Scr
i%taaelie, at bet fun bar pr9iter og
9rofesiorer, Der maatte faa 0rbet /
benne Sag, 2agfoltet fulbe bare
Mllnbturp paa o.f.b.
Saaban forbolber Def fig nu iIst
life. De fsrite to Sbar til pdit.
Big, boilte fanbt gej til DAM IT,
ren"s SpaIter, bar af 29gmano, og.
Rem fgrite 4rtitel, Der blep ienbt til
bags Zen bett Oelitrepen Qrttte0, bar
fra en- 9r9it. 6an bemerfebe, at ban
oilbe bare BEN for OFentligbeben, og
berfor BAD ban ON at faa ben til
bage, 6pis ben life bleo optaget /
,0anfferen". Gnbnu 6enligger Der
to 4rtifIer angaaenbe iamme Sac
fra pr9fter, besuhen nogle fra Car
folf.
Naar ieg ffreb, at bet bar min
5ante, at nogen at Sumfunoets
Gmbebsm9nb maaffe nRrmeit piloe
file fig o~pforbreoe til at fpare", ida
f~oretraf ieg 10 Oerpeb ubfolut ingen
uben for beres Gmbebes Stplo. Der
pdr life rettet geifploninger mob en-
telte, men imob Samfunoet, og oa
par BET 10 Blot naturligt, ON no9en,
Der / fslge fit Gmbebe repro enteteoe
Samfunbet, ipdrebe. 5bi ON d1e
Samfunbslemmer, bdabe l9rb %
leg, tog fat paa at Ipdre. 6por Dil6e
bet iaa enbe2
Gen 5anfe bOrtofier ieg altfaa be-
ftemt, at ieg / Oenne Sag Ttuloe 6aoe
foretruftet 9refternes Snbl9g.
st BELT anbet Sperasmaal er DIT,
6bor Oibt bet er rigtigt at aabne Ell
glabs Spalter for ct Spsrgsmaals
gehonbling uben at giDe 4nleoning
iii Osns grunbige 8reftelie e1er la
be ben ~ubbebutere. 9erom faar en-
6bsr baDs i'm Mening. 9i bar gipet
Mnlebning til temmelig ubfsrlige ubs
~talelisr pad bsgge Siber, og bet or
oft, bbab Ri Ifploer porterne / Sas
gen.
@i lob Bait. Digs getrdgtning at
Samfunbet femme for OHentligbez
Den, og hi bar gibet pldos for ben
mO0iatts 8etragtning, og fad er Der
Mnlebning til paa anben Waabe o9
peb ~2eilig6eber at forfiette 9esfuss
iionen, 6Dem Der bar 2Dit. perfons
Zig bar Hebotteren ingen Sro til, at
9ebater ON ilise Spgrgsmadl bibruz
ger til Subs Higes 6remme iblonot
ps. Og a1erminbft tror Ri, at en-
8roberftrib funbe tjene bDerten
bort &irfefdmfunb eller Subs Riges
Sag | QlminOelisteb.
0erfor afbrsb Ri Gorbanolingsn,
iua fnart Tom hi gjorbe.
so faa er bet 10 flet life ON at
gre, bpem Der faar Orbet, men bers
imob, bpub Der bliber idst og @ifreDet.
Og Der er en- Rebdfter fda ubelois
(eler belbis - fOm man piO irilet,
at ban alene er 8ebsmmeliesfomite,
iad bans Dom bliber ben ufgsrenbs.
Get er ma npbt til at inbe fig /.
Seq fan gObt (tbi FER fdar jes 10.
tale psrfonligt) enbnu en- Sang for
fire, at ieg Iise foa gerne mostager
9ibros fra 2agfolf (elIer life : pras
ifer) forn fra preiter. Shi bet sr
fanbt. 0e bet bar blanbt dnbet ben
@runb, at Iaa fan oa ingen inbhens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
Spbojellen al ariitus / SrO,
/ 6uOstjeneft tic Og / SiDet.
Ut 30. q bobes, ,. ..
9perfat Al 8lpper.)

Storbeoen % 8pboen I Dor Iu=
tberite 36eologi ligger / ben op6gieoc
9laos. ION BEN giper Seius ariitus,
6an er @%runopoloen for Dor Sro,
0r~iDfraften / Dor 8ltOstienefte, ait=
rem til 9ipet. 5 BAN bar Ri aft, %
tun / BAN er ri fulotomne. 9ette
er life mt, og Dog feter Ri os ooer=
6eptit ON, at bet er bet eneite, fom
febgpes at frem6oloes badbe fra
Pr9bifeitolen % uoen for. 9antroen
er pirfiom, life minoit | Dor lib meo
be mango fOriteaige Hetninger, fom
5olt ilutter Zig til og gaa op l.. ct
er muligt at brine bort fra en- IF
fer 4%ntergruno uoen at m9rte bet.
Der er mere enb not at Sfepticisme
Dor 3ib til letteIieen at tilfreOsz
title mango meo bet. iOm ~inoeboloes
/ ben bbre @ubstieneite, mebens be
um9rtelig BRACES bort ira bet, iom
oog er 9runopoloen / Dor triitne
.5ro. 9ibet er alDorligt. De feite
er tilfreoIe, naar Get Blot qiber At
tiliburenbe llObptte / 5orretning el@
Ter 5ornsielie. Gn let tolerant aelis
aion forbres. 9oriet er en- f5orimR=
belie for mango / nore 0a9e. Seia
3riiti 5orOringer er for tore. 8runo=
t~etingelierne Tor e fanot 9riiienliD
er fer ipRre at opfnlbe. Oct, ION bgz
Ter Samoittigbepen og giper en- ST.
lelie at Sitterbeo. bliper at mangs
tetragtet fom gobt not. 9et er life
.ida bdarot at iagttage &%riitenoom=
mems bbre 5ormer, meo andre Sro
at bare tirfelig. Men at bare @ios
negbbrb ON ben gobe getenoelIe /
5ioe og 1.-THE, bet er for meget. Rddr
Green bar ta6t in b9renoe Strait,
faa er al S~nfpiration og Gang borts.
8riTtus bar life Longer i'm 5rons /
6iertet.
Gnten bet er / 5ortpnOelien. / Gil
0febelIen, / Grfaringen eIer / 4ligt=
c~pfnloelien, iaa maa Seius 9riitus
a6folut 6abe fgrIte ptaos. Gr bet
life en- 0runb til itOr Sbdgheb
Menigbeben, at ben beitemte @etenz
fe(ie blioer iau liot brugt2 6Dor
meget 5orfDnbeIien fra pr9bitefto!sn
et anIOarlig for bette. ter bi life iige.
0i frpgter for, at bet mer eno noget
anbet ifDlOes 3ilbgjeligbeben til at
GRE bet. fom er lmetteit. 6borbdn BET
III er,faa er Der ingen iom belff3piol
ON Srangen til ct fimpelt, operbeDis
ienDe 8ipnes6nrb ON Haaben, Ipm
Ten er / Ssius 8riftus. paulus
fenbte intet dnbet, beIer life giorOs
2utber, efter at ban Denbte Jig bort
fra aft anbet, at bpilfet noget | Jig
ielp bar gobt, men bleD gjort ifaoeligt
Deb Misbrug. 6Dorfor itulbe ri
ariitne 6olbes tilbuge fra en- beftemt
l1btalelfe om, pda 6Dem pi tror.
6bOrfor Iao 0inige til at tale ON aft
anbet enb ariitus fefb. Oct er en-
Gieefrem pligt og ct pripilegium at
bgre til Menigbeben og at i~agttdge be
Dbre 5ormer; mel uben en- Screening
meb ariitus fefo / fano lebenbe Sro
er Ri life bans. 81 ifal bore Bans
8ibner, men bporlebes uben at tenoe
Edm2
Seq beb, pad bpem jes tror. Det
bar 5emmeligbeben | @poitlens Wtdgt
.oe ailben til bans 89rligbeb. Der
.er ingen anben Mletobe, ingen anben
ubtrDtsmaabe. Oil Di bare fdnbe,
pibnenbe 4riitne, fua mac Seius
)2riftus babe ssrfte plabs.
Den iamme baarlige Senbens til
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