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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
For Sale.

One hundred fine residence lots on
Fourth street, on easy terms to suit the
purchaser. City gas and water can be
had. Most beautiful residence street in
town. Close to business center. In
qulre of d. Wheeler, Reynoldsville, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
In ReYnoldsYille.

Many OF the best families in Reynolds
vile and vicinity, are using the Prizer
Stoves and Ranges with the best re-
suits. Every one sold has given entire
satisfaction We would be pleased to
have you examine them. Reynoldsville
Hardware Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
Foot Ball Game Thursday.

According to the Dubois Courier a
football game will be played at that
place Thursday afternoon of this week
at four o'clock between the Dubois
team and champion Reynoldsville SIN
dians".
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
Letter List.

List of unclaimed letters remaining
In post Office at Reynoldsville, Pa, for
the week ending Sept. 26, 1905
Mrs. Ida Boyer, Miss Margaret
Daughterty Ed. Shaner.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
E. 9, BURNS, P. M.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received up until October
l, 1905, by Ira S. Smith, chairman
building committee of the Reynoldsville
school district, to furnish good quality
run mine Of coal for the year. Coal to
be delivered at school building.
W. II. BELL, Secretary.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
Married in Buffalo.

Miss Mayme Brown, of Dubois, and
Mr.. Frank Imdorf, of Ridgway, were
married in Buffalo on Monday They
returned from their honeymoon on
Thursday and will made their home in
oldsville.-DuBois Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27

Newest creation in neckwear at Mil.
lirens.
Give the carrier your order on Reyn-
olds for drug store goods and you get
them By his return trip.
Good shoe for bad boys for school at
Millirens.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
Card of Thanks.

We adopt this method OF expressing
our heartfelt thanks to the friends and
neighbors for their kind assistance dur
ing the illness and after the death Of
mother.
Mr.. AND MRS, e. NEFF.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
New fall shapes in hats at Millirens

The greatest sale Of the season open:
at H. Millers Oct. End. Look for the
big red sign.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27

For RENT-Desirable property on
Jackson street. Inquire at THE STAR
office.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
Monarch shirts for fall at Millirens.

A. Katzen, proprietor of the Peoples
Bargain Store, has returned from the
city and his new fall and winter goods
are arriving every day. He guarantees
his customers that he is offering bar
gains in fire. goods at lower prices
than everI
Big Manufacturing Sale at H. Mil
ler's commences Oct. End.
OThese cool nights are reminders OF
winter underwear at Millirens.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
FERNS


This is the time Of the year to
be looking after your ferns and
house plants. TO do this prop
erly it is necessary to provide
yourself with
JARDlNIERES.
l am having q large shipment
coming this week which l will
close out at special sale prices for
ten days. Watch the window
and get busy.
{. =. HOFFMAN,
The Jeweler.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25
IT IS SETTLED.
Insurance Waterworzs Cases Come
to an End.

The suits for damages by fire which
the Davis Mercantile Co.
and Joab Mulvane brought against
the Topeka Water company have been
settled outside of the trial set in the
federal court at Kansas City, Kan,
this week. The day set originally for
the hearing was today but the at
tOrneys for the parties interested nave
come to a settlement.
The suits as first filed were five in
number and amounted to 1857 600,
growing out of the Parkhurst-D Davis
fire at which time the water pressure
proved inadequate and which the par
ties sustaining losses by fire claimed
was responsible primarily for their
heavy losses.
The claims which were for damages
which were set up were as follows;
VIM. Schick ..$ $4,000
Frank BOnebrake, trustee $4,000
Chas. w. Horn ........-...- 10000
Joab NIulvane ...-...- $4,000
Parkhust-D Davis ATer. Co. 49,. $50, 900
Of these the three former were
dropped, the court sustaining de-
murrers on September 10, 1904, to the
intervening petitions of the said three
parties and dismissed their petitions
These claimants still have the right of
appeal from the decision of the fed
eral court before whom the cases
were tried. The claim set up by the
city through its attorneys who ex-
amined the title of the water company
and who issued a report on the same
was that the three suits dismissed by
the court should be covered on the
part of the water company by de-
posted bonds as was done in the lat
ter two suits to indemnify the city
from any possible loss should the city
having taken over the ownership of
the plant be confronted by these same
suits. The water company refused to
do this with regard to the first three,
as stated but in the latter two suits
put uD as security 5000 of 4 per
cent bonds of the city of Topeka
Now that a settlement has been
reached with regard to these latter
suits, so much has been rubbed off
from the slate. 1t saves the city from
any apprehension of law suits in that
direction which. though the damages
were secured by bonds. still compli-
Gated the title of the company to
certain degree.
The $4,000 suits aggregated in the
claims of the first three parties have
had no final disposition as yet, as
time for appeal has as yet not
elapsed. These still hang therefore
over the plant. though it is under
stood that no appeal viii be made
The basis on which the settlement
of the claims Of Joab Mulvane and
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile Co. has
been made has not been made known
as the final steps of the settlement
had not been reached until late this
afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25

stration here last night. Assembling on
the huge steps of the Nicolai cathedral
they paraded the streets till midnight
waving red flags. The windows of pub
lie houses, hotels, breweries and a num-
Der of newspaper Offices were broken.
The police interfered rather late, ar
resting so of the workmen-
All Works Closed.
Reval, Russia, Jan. 25.-A general strike
was declared here today. All the works
are closed.
Gorky Under Arrest.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 25-A notice was
posted today at all the works, giving the
strikers "A hours to resume their employ
ment and intimating that those who dld
not comply would be deported to villages.
The Associated Press has been privately
advised that Maxim GOrky, the author
and reform party leader, has been arrest
ed at Riga, whittier he had been summon
ed by the illness of his wife.
Strike Is Spreading.
Moscow, Jan. 25.-3:15 P. M.-AH the
printing works are now closed. The strike
is spreading. Additional police have been
stationed in all the streets.
Railroad ShOpmen Strike.
Saratoff, Russia, Jan. 25.-The men in
the railroad shops and other establish
ments here have gone out on strike.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25
NEW COLD RECORD.
Government Thermometer Registers
13 Below Zero.

Today according to the records at
the local United States weather bu-
reau was the coolest during the
month of January for six years past.
The thermometer registered this
morning 13 degrees below. The near
est approach to this record for the
past few years was in 1903 and 1902,
when the temperature recorded was
10 degrees below. Nothing has ap
preached the record OF last night,
during December, since 1894 when a
was registered. In February of 1899
the only record which exceeds that of
last night was 25 below
The strong wind which accom-
panied the cold rendered it harder to
withstand than ever
The hourly temperature readings
recorded today are as follows:
Z o'clock II below II o'clock below
s O'Clock Il belowl12 O'Clock zero
9 O'Clock 10 below 1 o'clock 3 above
10 o'clock 8 below ? o'clock 5 above
west, blowing at a rate of 5 miles per
hour.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25

degrees below zero; Springfield. 10.
and Sedalia. No, below zero. In
Kansas the coldest point was at Con-
cordia. with 16 below. Oklahoma
City reports 4 above zero and ANA
rillo. Tex, g above.
Arkansas City below zero; Salina
II below.
Was Six Below at Wichita.
Wichita Kas., Jan. 25.-The mini
mum temperature here this morning
was six degrees below zero, with
strong wind blowing. There has been
no snow
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25

attempting to come up through the crook
ed channels of the lower bay.
The gale was increasing in force at the
Hook today.
The first death as a direct result of the
storm was reported from Brooklyn, where
Raino Vanalatizo, an Italian, was found
lying dead in a snow drift His death was
caused by exhaustion and exposure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25
Topeka's Famous Weather Fore
caster Is Dead.
End Came at Advanced Age o.
86.
HIS EVENTFUL CAREER
Once Owned Telegraph Systems
of Wisconsin.
His Own Story of Success and
Failure.

Isaiah Munson Smith. more IA
miliarly known as Cider Smith, the
Topeka weather forecaster, is dead
"Cider" Smith died at o'clock this
morning at his home on Redden ave-
nue., west of Washburn college, of liver
complaint. at the advanced age of IS
wears
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25
FTRE BREAKs ON.
Big Malt House Destroyed While
Storm Wat at Its Height.

Storm Wat at Its Height.
New York, Jan. 25.-No attempt was
made to run surface cars on Brooklyn
bridge today The big malt house of the
Kip Brewing company caught fire while
the storm was at its height and was prac-
ucally destroyed. There were hundreds of
thousands of bushels of grain in the bins.
A fire which threatened an enormous
amount of property in the dry goods dis
trict in the vicinity of Walker and
Church streets, gave the firemen a des-
perate struggle for hour today The
flames finally were subdued after causing
damage to the extent of $4,000.
Several transatlantic and coastwise
steamers which were due to arrive today,
had not arrived in the harbor long after
they were due. Among them IS the steam
er Rotterdam from Rotterdam and the
Menominee from London. They probably
rode out the gale outside of Sandy Hook
bar last night waiting for daylight and
a cessation of the binding snowfall before
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25

Cincinnati, Jan. 25.-Pitcher Win
KeIlum, of the Cincinnati National
league baseball club. has been re-
leased by President Hermann to the
st. Louis National league club. 1t had
been reported that xeiium was to go
to Philadelphia, but yhe announce
ment of the transfer to st. Louis dis
posed of that report.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25

Chicago, Jan 25.=7 a. m. tempera-
lures: New York, 20; Philadelphia,
p; Chicago, 10; Cincinnati, zero; Bos-
ton. 10; Washington, 16; Minneapolis,
16 below; st. Louis, 6 below.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25

Chicago. Jan. 25.=Forecast for Kan
sas: Probably light snow furries to-
night and Thursday; rising tempera-
ture; easterly winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25
20 BeIoW I'd Concordia.

hansas City, Mo, Jan. 25.-Intense
cold weather continued TO-DAY in 4bs
southwest At Kansas City it was II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25

lCOntinued On Page 50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25

Helsingfors, Finland, Jan. 25.@Thou-
sands of workmen Joined in a demon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-06

5ing. Der iaa oadrlig tan unoo9res.
grigio, grigiO, ieg orenmer ON Jlais
ten, At ieg Hamper al Steo ben opet
rem ieen meo "2pn96iomferne on
firing mine 5pbber, athe @ins" gisz
Oenoe meo oeres DnOige 9lomitsr pda
ale Sioer at mig, 9ieyne iunmenoe,
Qqrten i0ngeuoe og eammeue brez
Qenoe. 0b, 6oiae Drsmme ie5 bar
Dm Dem. grigib. 8e e Zig en- Ing
ooms 8rif for min Sial. Bare e
peir6iote! glei, nei boertsu BET enc e.
Ter bet anoet, gri9i6! 69rt4l mi9 Il
te bet"
o9l6. Manis!"
% Der er en- lille 6pj 5do 9oPptn
al cod calf 9iar9et. iom frontier
mob port 6us - Iangt oppe 3dd ben,
6por ieg minOes ofte II 5a1s Iioot
neb, mar lea uomatiet tom tiiba9t
ira en- 9anoriuq efter 55rtls6ns 5oar.
ca jeg iaa neo paa oor lille 6piis,
6ror iea piofe bit iros ief0 c9 Gotten
benteoe mig, "a je9 tanoe Te big tom
me I'D paa Osrtrinnet. net ou fa1
uo ION en- bite fife y + BEN lan9f
@ftano neoen unoer. % ie9 5ioite. I'll
6olbf 6ddnben ODER E5nsns o8 ipsi
etoe oeer gatterne for q Ie5n poa
nit aomme; % Iaa - foy BIT ianoe
life ie MIC mob Qnn9en 7iloe on
ctn5t on % qua ino / 6uist i9tn,
meoens ieQ 10 bierteliat ooer osn
SuTeIfe. ieg ritIte. ou fslts."
Gin u6arm6iertiqe 5eae!"
sec fan Ie bet ofte. iuft iad tart.
iom ON BET itete for mine 9iue - e
big penoe omtrin9 o8 forioinoe IND
oO 0eren. grigib, % ie3 lr 3os mig
ielo igen."
oAeq petDlpler OF ne otl IlHoPt.
90 gatten nepenior 6uist o9ioa,
9r.gio. Seq 6erer oenne 9Gts Gang
iaa cite. faa cite i min Sson. % ie9
bliDer --"
o5ioen er omme'', ia9os ben odaos
pjeoe 5angepogter iaa ssnIi9t, fem
ban funbe.
So / naite Ulinut oar Mlanis
O'8onnea alene I I'm Gels. Ianen1e
fla imoo ben toloe 9ag. Ullaiie If.
te ganIfe enc bog, for Rotteyne tom
foriiatiat I'd at beres Smutauler %
liiteoe omtrino. Manis 6oerfen
Feitebe eler %nDnnebe.
15luttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-06
lbreSlefOrauOring meO
liOt mere.

Gfter ben 10. Ofto6er pil unbertt5=
neoes Qoresie DGre: gt6an, 8aOii0n
g., South Dafota; gorsglr. itaI ie=
mere 6lioe opgiDet.
Meo bet famine bill jeg iige ct Bar
Orb DIN Gtban og Omegn iom plaos
%fetrdgtet. SO ba fprit bette, at ott
bar 10 fpr o9ret iuaoan. al 6olt bar
paret nogst bange for At gaa iaa Ian3t
@eft ION til be 10 9atotaer, foroi man
trente at oipe eqer trpebe, at Der fal6t
for liot Regn. 9enne Mening bar
MI foranoret zig. Og efter boao man
ielp fan tonne, Og efter bOao man
bgrer at andre. ida er Der ogfdu bic;
rem temmelig tor 5oranoring meo
Ge%qnfor6oloet, efter Iom Qdnbet er
blebet mere % mere opbbrfet. Seq fan
fualebes nRpns. at / be iets Qdr, jeg
far 6etient Gtbdn, er Der faloen til
ftrRttelig Regn, og iioiteSommer bleo
bet ~ebnoqioa til en- life GoerT0ems
melfe, 6piaten beDirtebe, at laOe plets
ter tog Sfabe, men iaa blep Der ia
meeet oes mere pda bet sprige 2ano.
Og MI er Der 10 ogiaa, iom betenot,
flor Snbpdnbring til begge 0atotder,
pofua at pore Q~anbsmanb. W1en boao
q. 8afota angaar, bpilten Stat jeg
Ter bill 6olbe mig til, faa er Der noget
trift Deo at tante paa be 9unites Sno=
Danbring Der / Staten, ioet be for
ftsrfte 9elen flaar fig neo FER og osr
uben atiperge, ON Der pad oeotoms
menbe Steber er nogen tirfelig Be
fleming at faa. Man Tan idu not
ice. at bet er bsres eaen Stplo, men
Ret 6iqlper fun Iad libt altib at tale
ON, at Iad mango Wenneiter ltgger,
ION be felb bar reoet beres Seng.
Gaa lenge ct Mennsife bar ben Stnlo
poa ia, at ban fun t9nter pda %
fgrger for ,.Qger og aebmunbitab" j,
foa fan man fife pente. II ban itol
fgoe efter &irte og Menig6eb. %
6ertii fomnler Iad, at bort Sdmfunb
er libt fmaat re%prpienteret Der / e..
Dat. gi er fun tire preiter fer, %
aaloene sr 9i6org og geresfOrb meo,
6bub bertif 6Brer, % iau gfHan. Sg
fau er bet 10 let for Dem, Der fun
fpereer ON be jorbifte 5orbOlb, at
fdlbe neb, hppr Der ingen bonftslutb:rit
getiening er. Men Der er 10 iaa
,Misfionsmarf", fan man iige, Der
ffulbe noeen goa ub Deb y9Groer og
9eiIfe[e" for at inbe og bjelpe benz.
Der fbber / Merfet, og faa ogfaa
oerne / bet Msrte, at De itte amer,
6Oor isreefigt be iibber / bet. ga, oct
er ogfaa, bpab ieg Der pil pege pao og
minbe ON. s be fefs Oar, jeg bar
boet Der | Stdten. bar ieg ofte Ipurgt
mig felp, ON Der bog fife funbe gbres
nogst for be SuFnber Of 9dnits Der |
g. DAT, Tom feper ubsn tirtslig Be
fleming, og bbOrbun be faa leOsr Ober
for 6erren, bet bebsber mar | be feIte
silFefbe life at fpsrgs ON. Seq bar
faa felD breiet libt runbt, bDor ies bar
Ggrt ON aonbsmanb. Men bet bar
lea / aft Sab funbst ub, at Soutb
Dofota er en- baarb Murf ,,ot befad".
IOruben bet fsreslige, at man pdd Dc
gteber, bpor bs ingen 8ettenins bar
BAIT, fiafben efer ulbrig traHer ct
mfriffent Msnnsife, foa msber man og@
foa ben funfige Sing, at bDor Soil
faa bar facet bet fra, iod Fiber be ms
be meb BEN Opfpsnine, at Der er ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-06

til ben, Der er paa Del opoprteOe. vi
laat 9anp sr DIT en- gpO Del ii
Salg, oerimpo er bet tun l~eiligbeoss
pis, At Der er ppbprtsoe Gjenoomme
at faa. 0g meo 9enipn til at iad
Qeiez5arme, oa er bet pgiad no9et
ioaoQnt, at Der iial pasies Gejli9F6
fer At faa noget at leis; men 6iotil ioa
Tar oa Dc, iom er tommen Der for a.
LIE eaer tribe, ogiaa facet fat pad .loz
Get. 2f 9roOutter er gtdjs 9ooeos
artiflen, men Der aplts ogiau 9peos,
8Bg BUG og 9oDre. 5 Qor 6lioer Ger
er meget COB Maisbeit, og Der oar o9-
iaa en- ret COB 9eit al De andre Seos
drter. 8nen Gtban bar en- COB 6orz
refining, Der sr IRE glebators % %
3gmmerforretninger % iad eaers az
minOelig 5orretnin9. 5or tets 4or
iioen par 8Den u6etpoelig, men ben &
pptiet betpOelig De iioite 81 aar.
Oct oanite Settlement er ~bsliggen1e
II U}il ira 9pen. Milpautee c
Ct. Qaui 9anelinie guar til Gtb1n.
Der gaar 10 9~asiagertog OagIi9 ira
Ifper Sioe. so iaa ON QanOet enbna
rette. BET er al gpb 8onitet. 600 Tort
M~uloioro, % BET er narmeit al ta.os
iIaot 9ono. liot rulta9tigt paa Sc
rer. men ingen 6rie Batter. % al
at fan bet iigts. At Tor Dem, Der bar
Mti0ler til at fomme Sang mso. fan
oer Der oare en- 5remttO / timeti9
9enieenoe, og iaa Ct Der oa ogiaa ne
get at iamles ON meo 6enipn til BET
Ganoelige.
Stuloe nogen pnite uarmere Gps
lpsning ON pIabien, ba oit jeg benz
piie Dem entsn til Cars 6aHien eney
5aco6 9arisn, beQ9es Qoresie e:
81. j. =. SIR. I. gt6an, South Dali.
). 9eberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-06

naar pil be lgslaoe olg3"
xii SUBS go6e 1io, 9ri9io, btl
ieg 6aa6e at bIioe lpslaOt - Ipsla6t'"
eentog BAN meo ct ufr,Oiuig ior9fulet
Gftertrpt; men bet unOgit gri9los
9pmartfombeb.
o@en 8rigio, isg 6dOoe nar 9slt
forgIemt at f~ortale big, al min 9ps
labelie bar tit6uot mig 9dga etter
9rigsretten."
a3il6uot bin QsslaOeIie! til6uot
Din Q~psluOelIe! opaO mener 6u?
Oar ou til6uot Din 9~eslabelie o9 al
ilog benz"
Suit iaa, grigio", og Der par no
GET ItuHenOe / O}anis zone. otilbuot
MN Q~gslabeIie og afiIog ben. % til
buot mere, grigi6 - langt mere.
9il6uDt Iaa meget Sub, Jon piI,e
bette ct 9or6. % til6uOt en- 4eniion
iaa itor, at iea life OiI ii9e big bet,
for ou piIbe lite tro mig, - og til
bubt pioere - en- GOD Sitting for
Reiten at min Qeoetio. 90 ailog o:t
6elel 6poo ipnes BIT MI ON osit',
@rigio?"
.0}anis, leg itte meO min gnioI
6iq6so. 60ab mener Ou? 6porfOr
afflpg BIZ bin QeslabeIie2"
Del, grigio, for at gre bet tOrt,
isg afIlos min 9s5Iaoclie % affog
aqe De andre Sing, ieg bar na0nt,
forbi bet pentebes, at jeg for bisie
tube ialge mine 0aboer, mine
Qanbsmanb, nit 9onb % en- 0'8ons
neas gooe g}aon - og", Der Iueos
Manis' Zine al 9reos, oie9 TIo9 Blot
life BAN / 2(nii9tet, Der ajorOe mig
3iabubet, foroi mine 6anoer par BE-
Iagt meO 6aanbiern".
grig.b, for at Ipale BAN, brog bans
5ooeo neO og fpsiebe BAN tarligt.
a0ei, Monis, net Manis lioet
tenote big oen Mano, Der gior6e big
bette 1il6ub. Qab. Sub! ON ou Blot
ba0oe Oaret / Stanb til at faiOe
6am."
,Qa6, Sub ON lea 6opoe. % ieg
tioite bel, life grigib, meb boiIten
5oragt Ou 0iIoe 6gre ON ben SMUT,
eer par tilbuot mig"
,,U}anis O'8onneT grigiO
troabte ct Sir 0t tilbage og itob I'm
fgt til Qniigt meo BAN; 0lanis for
meliq imiIeoe al ben 6arme (fiercas
rds). ION benbes tnDttebe imaa gan
ter ypbeOe .,om ieg iuo big i bin
Site Der, tolb, oibenbe, at ou oalgte
bet. fsr ou gil ino pdo at iige Blot tet
life Orb, Der billie Ttaoe en- at o:t
Rapn s1er bin Sla9t, Get life DID.
Der Diloe la9ge not en- Sorg pad
i%tatseIs Srlanbs 6sjeOe 6o0eb. jeg
funoe gaa paa mine &nG omfring
Tin aiite og tate SUB, ia tatte
Fam - at BET par Big, Der bar oso,
og lite bit gobe Qaon!"
Scr ct 3jebIit enonu iaa 0lanis
paa fenoe m>o Ell forncjeligt og Be
unorenot emil; oerpau trbttebe ban
fenoe til lin Barn igen.
%, SUBS gelfignelie pare oosr
Dig, 9rigiOl 3e9 pnifer til CUB, at
ri 6appe en- 6alo 0i0ion fmaa aoin-
rer Zig big / 3rlanb."
Sun lagOe elifenbe fit 6ope6 in0
imob bans Brit, og 6egge bar # De t
rogle Minutter.
6enOes neoaboenbte Bit fpngIeb,s
omIi0er Oeo bans 6aanbs u6ieenbe.
6un iaa meb Smerte, bDor Flap bsn
par - bOor benet. 0<rpad faa bun
op i bans qnTgt og OPoageoe, at
9ungersnsb bar malet Der. Carer
fplbte benOes Zine en- Sang mere.
DIM ZINE er inOfalone, Manis,
Og oine SinO6en itaar uO fom poa
Ell inbitrumpet Gigs 90 bin 5aonb
- of, ben tore. 6rebe 6aanb, Der
pleiebe at oare ian tung og faa
rarm" -
gQa6, gsipnring tuse isr, grigiOl
Sec IeOer o~Oerbaabigt, fobres fom en-
Sampbans. 8 sr ubs at jer ielO.
5ortaa mig, grigib, tGre - for jig
t9nfsr Ofte berpoa, naar jeg ~iibber
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Undervisnir g gives i %felgende Aide
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5. qeoerfen.
I'll obe%nitaasnoe pil Ieg gerne fpie
et Bar Orb til QnbefaIing. 6pao
ielre Qlaoien Gt6an augaar, Ia faar
jeg nsi>s meo, 6boo gaitor qeoerieh
itrioer. Dog lige bette. Cars 6anisn.
iom ban benpiitr til. tenrer jeg PER
ionlg % ter anbefale iom en- poa!i.
celi9 Manb. Den onoen Muno tenoet
je9 life, men gaitor qeDerisns I'm
5efaling sr 10 Iige iaa COB iom min.
gen bet Oor etiers iarlig 3anten
/ i'm Q~lmiuoeligbeo, je9 oiloe anbefaIe.
3et er 10 goot, At Der Oaunss no.
8oIonisr; men mon Der lite Oeo Sioel
oerai tunbe gsrss en- 2el for at iad
core qanosmano. Der Dor iprebts
eaer i imaa 9lpnaer biit CO Der en-
trin9 / be foriteaiee Stater, til At
ammen. 3anten bar
p9ret oppe far, men Ri bar life Io3t
M1rte IL, at Der CT 6lsoen noget al
nen.
Ter mango Qar iioen, omtring ben
5io. oi teg1note bor banits Wishon
her / Qebrdftn, laooe jsg WGrts I'll,
Of Den i~Oenite Qu9uitana s5nnose
.prottiiereoe idooan Cprptning %
Sammsnflntning. 6bor Der 6oebe IN
lille 5lrf 2anosmano, gap Spnoben
rem fpariom gstiening. % iad imibs
Iertio liitebe be oeb Dem og III BEN
I'll at iefae uo % Unite ben til Stes
per, 5oer be tunoe faa liee iaa gobt
timelige adar og foo BET langt bebre
! t.rteIia og triitelis 6enieeube. st
iaaoant Samlingsar5ejoe CT en- tor
Misiion.
o8oniteren" pil til6poe fg ION
Melsmleb melem iaaoanne, iom ens
fer 3il1utning pg SnbFptning, o.
Tom sniter at brnoe op og re
bebre 5orbinbelit meb 2anbsmanb og
3rosfatler.
Scr er altlaa Gt6dn, Sout6 3at.,
iom tiIbpOer fig At tage OsnIiet imoO
Q%anosm9no. Def er iiftsrt en- geb
glabs for 6Oem, Der life bar dltfor
imaa Mibler, og Der er aGerebe banf
lutberif MsnigbeO og bill meb bet
aaerfgrite O9re ~6oiibbenbe prGIt.
Sfuloe Der bare andre, iom eniter
at title SnbbpbtlIe fra tenote oe paas
Menb, ifnl o8anitersn" b9re
til 5jensite. Oct Ftufbs life unbre
os, ON Der bar en- BEL Del at gre
meb olene at Jamie 2anbsm9no i.
South 8atota; men elsrs tommer
man 10 pgIaa let oOer Statserans
ferne. u. 81. u.
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