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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20
Summer Has Come.

The sweltering days of the past
week have brought out the summe
shirt waists, and all kinds OF summer
clothing are in demand. The ther-
mometer has been lowering around
the hundred mark, and all places look
alike to old Sol. The hot brow OF suf
fering humanity will seek in vain for
a cool place for there is none to be
found. The dispensers of cool drinks
are doing a land Office business. Sum-
mer is here in all its glory. 1t is to
be hoped that limit has been reached.
Excepting last Tuesday evening the
cool, delightful evenings, however
furnish some respite.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20

In the room formerly occupied by the
late Mrs. Smelser.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20
Dissolution of co.Partnership.

The co-partnership existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name
and style OF "Deago and Freitas' do
ing business in the town OF Battle
Mountain, Nevada, is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual agreement.
Mr.. Frank Freitas agrees to pay all
outstanding Indebtedness and is au-
thorized to collect all bills due said
firm.
+. A. Freitas,
Joe. 2. Deago.
Battle Mountain, Nev., July l, 1905.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20

WANTED By CHICAGO MANUFACTURING
House, person of trustworthiness and some
what familiar with local territory as assistant
in branch office. Salary SIS paid weekly. Per-
manent position. No investment required
Previous experience not essential to engaging
Address, Manager Branches, 523 Dearborn st.
Chicago.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20
CREAM OF WHEAT

is not only one OF the most delicate
anddelicious breakfass foods yer offer
ed TO the public, but in addition, being
composed elm ,st entirely OF pure glut.
en- is one OF the healthiest and most
nutritious foods known. For sale at
A. d. Lemaire Il Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20

"The stork has brought a little
peach,
The nurse said with an air,
"Pm mighty glad" the father said,
"He didn't bring n pear"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20
BORN.

BLossoM:-In Battle Mountain, Nevada,
July 10Th, 1905, to the wife of James
A. Blossom, a daughter.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, the duly appointed and qualified
Inspector of Sheep in and for the County
of Lander, State of Nevada, has this
day appointed L. A. Lemaire, whose
Post Office address is Battle Mountain
Nevada, a Deputy Inspector of Sheep in
and for said County.
Dated: Austin, Nevada, Apr. Oath, O5.
p. S. JENSEN.
Inspector of Sheep in and for the
Cunty OF LADDER.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
"FRENZIED AND HYSTERIcAL."
Declares President Schurman is the
 Opposition to the Games.

Syracuse, N. Y, Dec 28.-President Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell university, in an address before the associated academic principals of the state of New York tonight, placed him self on :ecord as a staunch friend of football, declaring that the recent critI- cism of the game If not hysterical and frenzied, is at least one sided and un- fair"
 President Schurman urged that the game should not be abolished Modify it, he suggested. so as to remove the extra hazards, but to abolish it, he as serted, would be to do away with the most popular sport of the youth of the country and of the American people themselves.
 President Schurmans theme was national greatness" and he devoted considerable attention to the physical basis of manhood. In the physical training of the youth, he declared, out door sports take the place in this coun-
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
REMODELING
 OF FOOTBALL
Meeting of Representa-
 lives of Colleges
At Which There Were no Delegates Feom the Universities Where the Game Most Tbrives.

New York, Dec. 2S.-A concerted
 movement toward reforming the game
 of football in the colleges and universi-
 ties of America was begun here today, when the representatives of sixty eight
 institutions of learning agreed to act
 together in securing the adoption of
 rules and an enforcement of them, that
 are expected materially to lessen the danger to the players, do away with mass formations and secure permanent
 officials for intercollegiate contests. The conference has effected a per- manent organization and appointed rules committee of seven, which vii! communicate with the representatives of Yale, Princeton, Harvard. PennsyI- vania, Cornell, Annapolis and Chicago university, constituting the existing committee on rules, asking for an amalgamation with that body. None of the above mentioned universities was represented at today's conference. If they refuse to join with the commit tee appointed today. the latter will act independently and formulate rules for the guidance of the institutions ratify- ing today's action. The following re- solutions were adopted:
 "Whereas, the game of football as biACNAOSu u4luSA GAlSllilS rules by the students of the educational institutions in the United States has developed un- desirable features, the regularly ac- credited representatives of the faculty of educational institutions from ali sections of the country in convention. assembled in New York City. Dec. 2S. | 1905, in an effort to remove this ob- jectionable phase of the sport, hereby. |
 Resolved, that this conference re- | commend that the academic authorities | of this country hold themselves as ulti- | mately responsible for the conduct of l athletics within their respective insti- | tutiops.
 Ncsoived, that 1t Is recommended | that the legislative committee of the permanent organization take cogniz- ance among other things of the vital | questions of the eligibility of students who take part in athletic games and | sports and report at as early a time as on rules and recommenda- tions for the conduct of all such mat ters. -sz aK
 Resolved that the action taken at this conference on football shall be submitted to all colleges actually en- gagged in the game, with the request that the same be ratified and shall be binding on any institution only upon ratification by that institution.
 Among the institutions represented at the conference were the universities If Colorado and Kansas and Colorado college.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
GRAIN.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-A continued liberal movement of wheat in the United States and weakness of the Liverpool market were important influences tending to depress prices of wheat here today. May opened at S694 6S67s to S67s and sold of to S61a. The market closed at S7B.
 December corn opened at 4715, sold between 4 and 50 and closed at 49% May opened at 443s d442s to 441h, sold between A and AIS and 441a and clos. ed at 44B044H. December oats was bid up to 31 F from 305s. It was at that point that liberal offerings were made The price receded to 31. The close was steady at 31H. May opened at 317s6 311s to g, sold between 31A and 32k and closed at 317s@32.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
METALS,

New York, Dec. z8.-The London cop. per market was easier in tone with spot 2s. 6dd lower, at e79. 5s, while futures were unchanged at &7S. IFS. Cd. Locally the situation was unchanged. There are still rumors of fancy prices being received for small lots for imme. diate, delivery. Generally no supplies of consequence are available this side ol the spring months and quotations are more or less nominal. Lake ana cleo. trolytic are quoted at 1S.50G$19G0 and casting at 1S.121aG$1S.621a.
 Lead was higher at e17 15s. in Lon. don, but remained unchanged locally at 5.6O0S5.95; speIter was unchanged at 6.550$6.65 in the local market, bur was higher abroad at G2S. 17s Cd. Silver 64$4 Mexican dollars soc.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
HE'S NO WORSE.
But Walsh Was More Unfortunate
 Than Other Bankers

Chicago, Dec. ZS.-Secretary of the Treasury Shaw arrived in Chicago to- Gay Tn an interview he practically declared that there would be no crim- inal proceedings growing out Of the closing of the Chicago National and the Home Savings bank.
 John l.. Walsh did not take one dollar dishonestly," said MT. Shaw He did no more than many other bankers in the United States are doing all the time. There has been no embezzlemenl OF theft"
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
HYDROPHOBlc WOLVES.
Northern Mexico Is Scourged With
 Them.

San Antonio, Texas, Dec 2S.-Great loss of domestic animals is being sus tained in northern Mexico from coyotea and wolves with rabies. Cattlemen from the Rio Grande country say that practically all of the coyotes beyond the river are mad, and that cattlemen are securing the country and extermt mating them.
 Several Mexican children at Coahua, fla have been bitten and died. The spread of rabies in Texas is feared.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper 156. Sugar 151 3-4, Anaconda 266. Atchison S7 3-4. Atehison pfd 104 3-4. N. J. Central 220, c. & O. .54 7-S, St. Paul i79 1-2. Big Four 104, C. x s. 20, c. & $. first pfd GS 3-4. c. x s. second pfd 30 Erie i1 3-S, Manhattan 162. Metropolitan 125 3-4, M. P. 99 3-4. N. Y. Central 152 IA, Pennsylvania 142 3-4, St L.. x s. F. second pfd 4S l-2, s. P. G6 1-2 U. P. 99, U. s. Steel 70 IA. U. s. Steel pfd 1G1 3-S, w. U. 92 l-2.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
SHORT SHRIFT
For Negro Who Wounded An Ala
 hama Policeman.

Athens, Ala, Dec. 28.-AIex. McDon aid, Birmingham negro who attempt. ed the life of Policeman Henry Mich. ols, at Elkmont, this county, injuring him slightly, yesterday was pursued by a hundred men and brought back to town with a rope around his neck and his body riddled with bullets, more than hundred shots having been fired into him. The mob disappeared mys. teriously after the affair.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Cattle receipts l5,O0O head; market slow and dull to 1Cc lower. Choice to common $3.50; cows 2.S0G$4.00; bulls, 2.4OQ$3.25, calves 5.O00$7.OO.
 Sheep receipts, 22,000 head; market steady to 1O@15c lower. Sheep $500 $500; yearlings, 525G$7.0O; lambs, 5.254 $LS5
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
THE EASY OIL.

Scott's Emulsion is the easy oil "-easy to take, easy in action. Its use insures deliverance from the gripping and nau- seating sensation peculiar to the raw oil. ) Nobody who has any regard for their stomach thinks of taking cod liver oil in the ole way when Scott's Emulsion is to be had. It is equally certain that no one having a regard for their health will accept a cheap emulsion or alco- hOllC substitute for Scott'S Emulsion. It fulflls ev- cry mission of cod liver oil and more.
 SCOTT & BOVINE. 4o9 Pearl Street. New York
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
RAILROAD MEN.
Talk to Interstate Commerce Com
 missoa About Discrimination.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Representa- tVes of the leading trans Mississippi railroads were ill conference with the interstate commerce commission today concerning rates and the efforts of the commission to do away with discrim- tnation by the railroads in favor of the large shippers. J. C. Stubbs of the Hartman system was the spokesman The conference which was not public lasted more than two hours.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
PHILIPPINES DRY DOCK.
A Fear That the Journey Will Not Be
 Made ir Safety.

Washington. Dec. 2S.-When the big floating dry dock Dewey today lifts the last of her eight 10000 pound anchors and starts down Chesapeake Bay bound on her 14,OCO mile cruise to the Philip pines, she will be the subject of the deepest concern to the navy depart ment and every American sailor until she reaches the quiet water of Subig bay. Many naval officers doubt wheth- CT the trip will he made safely.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Arizona-C Cuban Asphalt and Mining company will be held at the principal office of the company in Phoenix, Ariz, on Thursday, Jan. II, 1906, at 12 o'clock noon for the purpose of electing direc- tors for the ensuing year and transact ing such other business as may prop erly be brought before the meeting.
 CAMBRIDGE WILSON,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
SUPERIOR 70 RATES
The Courage of the Stock Spectators
 Rose.

New York, Dec. 2S.-The organized speculation in control of the stock mar. ket showed the courage of it's convic- tions today by buying stocks and put ting up prices in the face of rates for call money at 100 per cent and above
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
BONDS.

[. s. ref 2s reg. 102 3-4: coupon 1O3 IA, U. $. 3s reg and coupon 1O2 3-4, U. S. old Is reg. 1O2 3-4. cou- pen 10S 3-4, '. s. new is reg. 130 1-4 coupon 130 1-2.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29

While visiting the fair this week come to the store and get a box of Donofrio's CrystaIized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29

Auction pools for races for following day sold at Casino every night this week commencing at : o'clock
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29

try of the military service required in Germany.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-29
Nothing Succeeds LIke success

He has the confidence and patronage cf tbs leading business men and m ost prcminen, citizens of Arizona. Th: Dnntnr "a n ,rnlrnAu-a
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19
ara 81 a.,freo. ". Sat.

Saet Son. g. $. Onsaao af lite
StatBbant manfreb. M. 8, inbfens
ber#9ubfriptionen for en- of fine Nabo>
er, Mioer ban:
uSa man ffulbe pel forteQe npt,
naar man ifriuer til en- Blaomanp, men
Der e. 1ntet. ion1 ietter Sinbene Bes
uegelle. Det bleu belit at forte1e nos
get om Ueiret, % bet er not iaa bra.
Sngsn @torme, os &ulben bar laoet
Tolts g&eier ifreo enoa. Susen Spa'
oonl5at matte ON.
% leler nu baabe Tosie's % l1ae'
blaotts iociale DistusRon, os bet er nu
itte1aa uerit. Ses baaber. S bliper
peb. Mis ipnes bet, at be prattt(fs
Socialiifer er pore fore iaatalote
Eruits". De er pi,telise 2erere
ioetd @osoperatiou.
Mpn bar r&ipbtruitet" Mmerita;
bienna,e ! Dantnart bar man feles
Slasferier; Sheen er ben famine. 6e'
! 2aIbet beber Tarmerne tmob Cru:
ftenA / Danmart eier @aarbeiern'
Slasterierne % er tilfrebie mee Der
SlaSb 9rbntns.
Sa, bette ber pel bort Yolitit, oe
ben=4 baalslt fer @renna, iaa lat
fare.2
SsB tan nu uiit trpite Tois meb, al
Socialismea er lite faa ner ino pao
2tpet, at Tarmerne brbsuer at bli reoo'
enbas
Dsbar mango Aar baut &iempe'
Socleliiten piu miot iblanbt fig, ol
enoabar be leuet uomertet / lanse 81
BERN Derfor bpr be uu flet lite 81
ifusesreb, ON Der er nosle SociaIiite'
/ Tersus Tous.
gaFittis 9ilien til Dtm % Betlenote
g. $. Sn9ifab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19

Vero fin Weat @ulb er et Qotrpt,
iom ofte anpenbes ON or. Yeter's Ru>
@rito Telsenbe forte, men ouerbepiien
be 0ibnesbprb bleu uobtaset for nosen
Glib ftoen fra 9r. Peter .. Nelion, en-
peltienot Borser preemptton, SQ.
Or. Yeter Tabrnep, Chicago, 81.
Den Rurito, leg mebtos for tort Glib
Rosn. par ben tebne Mebieln, leg no.
seuitnoe bar tisbt. Seq forisste alle
gaserne Mabolaset. men til inser,
Nptte. Deres &ur,fo par mere parb
Tor min lille @ut enb bens 0e9ti @ulb.
5es ffal aloris mere toruben ben / NIT
6us.~ Or. Neter's aurito & lite til.
ialys pac Mpotbeter Den ielses fun
al lpseisue asenter ;eler oitette fra So
bsitsnten, Or. Yeter Tabrnep, ll2-
ia So. 6opne Mre., @bieaso, 50.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19
8ra Mor9e+
ST.. &ebatter!

6r. &ebattpr!
fergus TaQs useblab bar MI i lens
aere Eto befe9ti.m,g outrent bper use,
naar: unbtages enfelte @an9e; bet bar
saast fell 9runbet paa manselfulo Iore5'
ie., Set er noset, iom er mig aloeles
uforifplbt, men leg forn1ober, bet er
nosen af mine 9amle Wenner ber borte /
Conn Of 5uerbrup. lom iencer mig bet.
Ses oil oerfor meb @eoattprens Eillas
BELLE berueo brinse ueptommenbe min
bierteli9ite Eat,. ba bet for mig er en-
Tornptelle at taa 1noerretning fra be
Steoer, buor leg ielu bar boet nosle
Aar. Serlis intereslant ct bet at ie
noset fra Conn Of @uerbrup. Sea
ieuoer mine 2ienbtn9er oeroppe en- pens
Zig 9ilien. Sarlis biIles glbert &od'
fab n1eo Gamilie, bos buem leg bar til:
braet iaa mango bps9elise Dase.
Tra Dor np9ne o Smplen, iom lt9se>
berube peb Ntlanterbauets peirbaarbs
Rpn, ct tntet interes iant at berette
9uao mig ielu an9aar, iaa bauoe jes
8aar ben .27oe Mai ct iemt l15elb. ioel
nit @aanin9sbus meo alt Snbbo bier
totalt soelost af SIbebranb. Paa @u
iene bauoe ie9 en- liben Asiurance, mer
nit forbolbsuts fore Snbbo par uasiu'
reret, Seq bar nu iaauiot faaet 6uS
til 0tnteren t9ien.
@n ueuli9 9.llen til l1seblabets2eiere,
5melen ben 27be December 1904
Mrbpbi9f,
peber &od itab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19
FAA SCOTT'S EMULSION

Der er to Slags Torskelever-
tran Emulsioner - Scott's og
allie de andre. like cen af den
sidstn&vnte Slags er saa vaer-
difuld som Scott's Emulsion.
Der kommes kun de reneste
Bestanddele i vor Emulsion,
og dens Kvalitet er uforander,-;
lig~ Dette er Grunden til, at
den hj@lper hvor allie andre
slaar fell. 49,. 81.
vi garanterer, at Scott's 5
Emulsion er det bedste Middel
/ mod svage Lunger, synkende
.#.J.lvskraft og Svind i Systernet.
i3ycln garanterer de andre?
Viii i. sends Dem on Prove frit paa Forlaugande.
s., y :r s. Bour- 400 Pearl Street, New Yosk.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19

S Serlobn - torte0er @mil Troms
mel - laa en- sammel Some paa Sc
Mar % 1fuloe be. Jun lob Preiten
taloe for at faa Naoperen. 8elbeuanz
bret Strtften e9 Barnelarbommen
ptbite bun Set siennem Dpbsfpsseus
Dal % panoreoe slab sjenneu ben.
Da 4reRen ipurste, bporIebes bun
bar ton,met frem til Zig Eroespisbeb,
sffesta te+h.tn lhan.=f feIgeahe:: 4 + bleu
tonfirmeret af preiten ssyoban Mbrabau,
@trauis. 81 par netop femtt Stytter
Da bao ban ttlilut til 9erren: Ut,
there 9erre, lasoe ban, Der er netop
feuti - bet er mango, men lab benz
bliue ialise auetammen. Om bet ct
tormeset forlanst, foa lab bog 9alu>
parten bliue ialise. Ween om bet osiaa
er for meaet. ba tun tolu, at, buao flyer
ie9. Lab en- blipe ialts! Qmen!
Set bar ies albris funnel 9ler,me,
6r. Yaifor. Det git mig iaa til Qier.
tet, at ba ie9 tnelebe paa Mlteret, lone:
be ies Sub: jes nil meo bin 9ieIp bliue
ben enc! Set bar iaa ful9t mig 2iuet
isiennem, os nu nil ies baabe. ies fnart
nil treffe min preit 9immelen %
R9e til BAN: 6r. Paitor, en- er bog
bleuen 1alisl~
Ut. ON &onfirmationsttoen bog rel
ofte fit brinse lis @el1snelie meo fig,
Men buor uanifelist bet bog er for Be
unse, nptonirmereoe! s fine 9ieu
fnber be ofte lite Stptte, &ammerater
os Yeninbe, lotter Bort oe Ter af beres
Betentelt9beber. Wen fear terft SUBS
Ort Mast ouer @amuittisb beoen, ba
bliuer bet oeiaa en- Strait oem til at
mob,taa aue Triitelier os til at bielpe
Dem frem paa Sali9beoens Bel.
Ma, MATTE @uosorbet pere blepen
oyrsbart for mango at be unge, fom /
oisle Dase toruper fin Daabspatt for
perrens Mlter. Su. / y Vibnesb."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19
1tnoertpooo, Rt,att.
ID San. 1905.


6r. @eoattpr!
Ses bar fulet meo ben DistusRon,
iom bar foreeaaet l1seblaoet / nosen
Etb. Tilbels bar bet peret panffeli9t
at tro alt, .iom bar ueret iast; iaalebes
{. @ts. bette ON, at 6uebe bar peret
bprtet :.seo en- uostft aF tn" tire Gents
pr. Buibel. Sc maa butte paa, al
Tarmtns Der er lite California eaer
andre Steber, buor man bruser funifig
1anbin9.
Om en- Tarmer itulbe baue en- Damp.
rig ber eller bporiombeIit stenfor Tiel:
bene, {. @ts.. bert Wiinneiota eler Da
totaerne - en- @ts, buormeb ban tuube
plpie % iaa paa en- Sang tror Sc,
ban tunee tomme uo paa Mseren men
benz Ranfe bet tunoe inbtrcffe en-
tetane paa ii Nar, at bet par tort moi
ON Vaarsn. og tanlfe lite. s@a".l
Desuben faar ri lite iaa mango ToIb
Der fom paa Deittptten = meeminbrt
socialiiterne faar Rontrol ouer Ne8n
os Yino. .=,.=-. @.z,& 49,. 4
Dampmaifinerne bar ueret iorisste
mango @an9ei Norb Datota men et
blepen opsiune Eror De lite, al
Stcrformerne | Norp Datoto pt!be pap.
bapt Dampmaifiner, ON be tuuoe baue
ubtsrt q beiDet msb benz % iparet Pen.
se Derpeo, iftebetfor at BRUCE en- bel Del
UtonD % pste2 De e nemlta ,ttt
, 1attige. De Tan tjpbe aus oe Dat aer.
ion. tan ipars benz Penge. y. $. q.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19

8. @. @puerion, en- leoenoe &jpb:
aanb MlbertutQe. @is., forlob fit
9ien1 b. lsbe Sec. og reiRe en- Cur til
gbippema Talls. Derfra reiite ban til
eau Claire % to9 inb paa ct 9otel.
Ser lasbe ban tsien fin Operfratte oe
git ub meb ben Befteb, at ban tom
tilba9e til Supper; os fiben ben Eib
bar ban peret iporIelt foriuunben.
Qans Tenner MlbertuiQe bar tire
Tiger itreuet meb at ubinbe, buor ber
bleu af bam. bans Gorretnius par
bebite 6orfatnins, os bans Gamiltefor
bo!oe f9es at baue ueret / COB Orben.
CPolittten.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19

WaSierne % Sapaneierne raaes frem'
beleskpaa Strpset / norb for 8ngten
ueb 9iaOtana. Otter bpab Der n1eboeles
si ,fla Reterab bur
5fpiet Sapaneierne betpoelist Cab, os
bet beoer, at Sapaneierne bleu breure ub
af Nem @bman9 ben lite bs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-01-19
Tortpnoelfe.t+
Tprebras bolbt unber .&re6smpbet / &pau
os trptt ifplse Mpbets Beilutnins.
,(G. 81. .6anlen.)
(6crtiat.)
3ipets Brebite

Wanqen en- prahiter ltrenst, men
leuer {lapt os Tolt fear bet Snotrpf:
v6an mener lite noget n1eb bet" Tolt
piI lite bare bere, be piI oaiaa ie Waan>
ben Bog Oroet. Ofte er Preitens 2iu
ben eneite Bibel Tolt leier, % ba siel>
Der bet ON, at benne Bibel er tpbeli8
ifrepet, ct Breu. ion, tan tienbes os
leies at al1e Menuefter, uben at bet
ifulhe bebpues at tette ct Sperssmaals.
tesn basom. Ser tales 10 lite om, at
Tolt :pfte Ct urimsIiae % foruenter at
Preften ital uere en- 6elaen uben Sell
% fulbtommeu alle Sing. Men ber
tales ON at 2iuet os Omslenselieu iuas
rer til Tortpuoelien % ftabfeifer benne,
uben buiIten Oroets Tortpnbelie miiter
fin &raft % @trtnin9.
Seq itat olbris slemme, buab en-
manb ensaus iaabe til mtg. Gi tolte
ON aanoelise Cling, os ban iasbe ofte
tref fenbe Sanbbeoer. Blanbt anbet
flyer ban: vDet fer uo til at uere
pi9tt9t % npbuenbt9t at omuenbe fig,
iaalense Preften itaar paa a5reotteifo'
len, men Ienere ZEN er bet bperten uis*
tist eQer nebuenbtst." Seq tatteoe
Manben for bet Orb, iom ban ptitnot
lite baube tiltentt mig, men fem ies
toa o9 qiente. Man9en en- rtuer neb
meo i3t2iu. buao ban prsuer at bpsge op
meb fin Gortpnbelie. Ebi Mobietnin,
gen meqem 2ere os 2iu blir iaa flor.
at ben p.rter Mflmas % Woobpoelisbeo
for alt, ioa1 Ct beuist. @i bsr TONNE
ibu, at @tsemplet bat en- flor Maat. os
Blue Msuitre for 6ioroen oue cling.
gtaar nj for gtsempel aouarer port
Tolt mob @ierrtsbee. icm er Dot Eios
. SRarbinallpnp, iaa Lob q. sposte n8, --at
itte nj ielu 8aar unber Materialiss
mems Mali itrpm. O9 naar ri forma>
ner port Tolt til at aabne Yensepunsen,
faa lite @ubs Rises Gag ifal libe for
Dor @ierrisbeos Stplb, iaa Lab os ielu
pers n,eb at pbe eftsr @une. Sub faI
Ieqse fin GelRsuelie til, o9 ri ifaI erfas
re: Det er falisere at giue eno at tase.
TerberebeIien.
Tor at funne prebite Orbet Mans
bens &raft maa man uere fplot al
Orbet. W&en bertil bebsues ct sruu>
otst Stubium at Oroet. ut leie Som:
mentarer os Poittuer Tan uere bra not;
men tntet er at iammenlisue meb ben
belli9e @t,ift. Dertor Bot en- Srbets
Tortpnoer lesse al Bino paa at Left
B,belen .fprit os fremit. l1nosrlist. al
bette itaI maatte itses. Wfeu en- ferse'
lie Sanobeb er bet, at mango Prebi
tanter leier alt anbet. tun lite fin Bi'
Bel. I'll Neb leler be Eetiten ON 2gr:
bag. os Brebitenen blir berefter.
Noar Der er iaa meset at taee af,
faa bebeuer in9en at bliue eniibt9 fir
Gortpnbelie; tbi bet nil frembr,uge e.
enRoist Mfeniabebsliu. tManqen er
prsuer paa at aabne en- 2ipst.lbe, mer
ffenser til en- anben, netop torbi, b,
lite laier Strtften os arunber paa Ser.
rens 2ou Nat % Dag. Sc fienber if!'
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