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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
GIVES Up HIS BIBLE CLASS.
Insurance Man. Under Fire, Quits sunds,
school Teaching.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-The attack OF
Gov. Hanly on the officers OF the State
Life Insurance Company and his threat to
recommend remedial Legislation at the
coming session of the General Assembly
has resulted in the retirement OF Charles
F. Coffin from the leadership Of the Bible
class in the Central Avenue Methodist
Church. u,
Mr.. Coffin is second vioe-president and
general counsel of the insurance company.
A recent investigation by the Auditor. OF
the State showed that Coffin and other
officers, constituting the board Of direct ors.
had increased their own salaries from time
to time till each had reached an aggregate
OF $40, 500, but when the country was arous ed
by the insurance scandals in New York the
salaries we're reduced to $4,000.
In commenting on these conditions in his
speeches Gov. Hanly intimated that he
would ask an investigation and declared
that SIC. 900 q year is ample salary.
Mr.. Coffin notified his Bible class that
he would not act as teacher while the in
surance company is under fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
FIRST OPERA or THE SEASON.
Romeo ct Juliette" TO he sur At the
MetrOpolItan with Miss Farrar

1t has been settled that the opening per-
Torrance at the Metropolitan Opera House
this year will be Gounod's Romeo ct Juli-
ette." which has not been SUI here in two
seasons. Geraldine Farrar will make her
FIRST appearance here AZ Juliette. Charles
Rousseliere will make his American debut a \
Romeo and Charles Simard the new French
b~arytone Of the troupe. will be heard as
Mercut0. Other roles will be sung by Nine.
Jacoby and MN. P~lancon, Journet and
Dufriche. NJ. BoVy, the new conductor from
Paris. will o~tnCiate for the first time here.
Geraldine Farrar and Carl Rurrian sailed
yesterday from Bremen. MN. Caruso,
Scott, Strscciari m Van Rooy left from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
MANTELL AS ORCHARD III"
Starts q Four weeks Season OF shake
speare AZ the Academy Of Music.

epCetU ~ tht .hNsheuhy VI NhushNs
Robert Mantell began a four weeks en-
gagement at the Academy Of Music last
night with King Richard III" The house
was large and greeted the actor with fire.
quent applause. His reading OF the solilo-
guy on conscience. interpolated by Cibber
in Act III, was especially pleasing to the
audience.
Marie Booth Russell, Mr.. Mantell's lead
ing woman, was the Lady Anne. Others in
the cast were Guy Lindsey, Mr.. McGinn,
Alfred Calender. Alfred Hastings, Francis
McGinn, Walter Campbell, Cecil Owen,
Margaret Grey and Lillian KinRsbury.
Lorraine Frost m Leila Frost as the I'M
fortunate Prince Of Wales and Duke OF
fork won applause. .
The diversions OF the evening comprised
alblack and white cat, which strolled unoon-
cernedly about the stage in front of the cur
tain at the close of act ". and the battle on
Bosrorth field. Last nights audience
laughed heartily at both. There we're calls
of Speech" at the final fall of the curtain,
but Mr.. Mantell contented himself with
aking several curtain calls.
King Richard Ill" is to De given this
afternoon, tonight and Wednesday night.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Mantell will
present Hamlet. and the remainder of the
week King Lear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06

blood flowed out OF wounds in many
places, and | was so disheartened that
/ thought surely my last chance was
slowly leaving me. As the foot did
not improve, you a readily imagine
how l felt. / was simply disguised
and tired Of life. l stood this pain,
which was dreadful, for six months,
and during this time ] was not able to
wear a shoe and not able TO work.
Some one spoke TO me Ibout Cuti-
cura. The consequences were ] bought
O set Of the Cuticura Remedies OF
n Of my friends who was a drug
gist, and the praise that ! gave after
the second application Is beyond
description ; Il seemed q miracle,
for the Cuticura Remedies took
effect Immediately. ! washed the foot
with the Cuticura Soap before applying
the 0intr--. and | took the Resolvent
ut the same time. After two weeks treat
ment my foot wa healed completely.
People who had seen my foot during my
illness and who have seen il since tho
cure, can hardly believe their own eyes"
Robert S~chocnhaucr,
Aug. u, 1908. Newburgh, n. Y.
Soil throughout the World. Cuticura soap, 49,, Oini-
pent, 10c, Rssolvsni, SOC. In FORM Of Chocolate Costsd
fhla, 70. per Nlai o. ~, msI be had % all dnKgistA
pettst DING . Chem. Corp, sole Props, Boston, hAsA.
% k@0ss ns% "TAs Crest shin Boob"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
Clay Clement 1.-THE New Dominic on -

Mr.. Clay Clement who ended a three weeks
season in Sam Houston Saturday at the
Garden Theatre. began again last night at
the same house in the New Dominion" an
idyllic comedy OF Virginia life written by
Mr.. Clement and produced in this city by
him some years ago. The engagement will
be for one week only with a special matinee
to-day and regular matin9es tomorrow
and Saturday. A small audience greeted
Mr.. Clement and his company cordially
and in a short speech between the third and
fourth acts the actor expressed the hope
that the gods, by their vociferous approval,
would inspire those who CAV expression TO
their criticism through other channels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
NAY IRWIN, THAT'S ALL.
Welcomed Back TO the BiJOu I'm q Farce
by George v. bari


Miss May Irwin and her company APP
peared in Mrs. wilson, That's All, a farce
by George v. Hobart. at the Bijou Theatre
last night. When Miss Irwin made her
entrance the audience, seemingly true to a
training at campaign meetings, cheered
and clapped and shouted for two miputes.
Mrs. Wilson, who had shed one husband,
is about to take another. The first had
disappeared and, having been gone seven
years, is given up as dead. AS the clock
struck the hour which marked the exact
end OF the seven years Mrs. Wilson and her
companions broke out in uncontrolled
weeping for the legally deceased and the
audience roared with laughter.
The feature Of the performance was Miss
Twins singing Of half a dozen DOR songs
Her Moses Andrew jackson. Good-by"
was repeated seven times before the olamor-
Gus audience would be quoted.
Miss Irwin Is the whole show. but there
is nothing small about her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
LULL IN THE CAN STRIKE.
No Effort, However, VIII re Made 10 Send
the Autos Out To-day.

The attempts Of the New York Trans
poration Company to do business in spite OF
the efforts Of the striking chauffeurs to in
timidate the new men were continued
Yesterday with a little more success. the
company saws. than last week. 1t was
sid yesterday that fifty of the new men
who were in the garage at .Forty-ninth
street and Eighth avenue and who were
virtually prisoners had mutinied and after
a small riot had been paid OF.
When President Meade of the company
was asked about it ne said the whole story
was untrue. He said that no attempt
would likely be made to-day by the COM
pany to do business, as It was election day
and all the police would be needed by the
city. A strong efort would, however, he
made to break the strike tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
AnnPtt-lRmaD

Miss Grace Leman. only daughter Of Will
lam r.. Leman. superintendent Of The Texas
OIL Company. was married last evening AZ
her fathers home. 23s Avenue A., BHyonne .
To EdwnTd Burdett Annett, soB OF Park Com
missioner and Mrs. Charles h. AnnetL Of
BRygnne. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. W. W. Barker, pastor oIthe Bergen
Point Baptist Church. n was q private
wedding because OF the recent death OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Ella &. Leman. Invita-
tiOns for q lar O. church wedding we're recalled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
Two special saIn,-saens Concerts.

In honor of Camille ~Saint-Saens, the
French composer and pianist, Walter Dam
rosch and the New York symphony Or
chestra will give two special concerts at
Carnegie Hall on the afternoons Of Thurs
day, Novemt er IS, and Sunday, November
IS. The two programmes will he made up
entirely Of the most important compost
tions OF NJ. Saint-Saens. who will be the
soloist of honor each afternoon. These
will probably he the composers farewell
concert appearances in New York, the city
which he saws gave him the greatest well
come Of his life"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06

had been all run
down. My blood
was so bad that
blood poisoning
had set in. l had
several doctors
attending me, 30
finally l went to
the hospital, where
l WIS laid up for
|. two months. My
foot and ankle were
almost beyond
recognition. Dark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
Receipts s7O.OOO. ReceiyershID Expenses
Mli,OOO.

James d. Barton. receiver OF the defunct
Williams y Walker Dramatic Company
filed n report in the Federal Building yes
terday, showing that while the receipts
Of the company for the period from Sep
tember - TO October n wore $40, ISL the
expenses Of the ~receiverrhip were sl7 ,439,
leaving a balance Of %, 2i2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
Thaw Trial or 20 December.

Harry Thaw will not be tried for the
murder OF Stanford White until some time
next month. The District Attorney will
not be- ready to go on with his case until
then.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
TIRED OF LIFE
AWFUL SUFFERING
From Dreadful Pains From Wound
on FOot-System All Run Down
After Six Months AgOny-NCt
Albeit Work Completely Cured
in Two Weeks
MIRACULOUS CURE BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

"Words cannot speak highly enough
for the Cuticura Remedies. l am now
seventy-two years of age. My system
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
no HEAR kAISER's VOICE HERN
He Talks Into GramaphOne for Smithsonian
Institution Record.

Special Gable Despatch TO TEE SUN.
PARIS. Nov. 3.-The Sttasbourg corre-
spondent Of the Mdtin learns that DR.. E. W.
Scripture Of the Smithsonian Institution at
Washington has obtained a record Of the
Kaiser's voice in the gramaphone. Tn
Kaiser was first willing to talk. but he
stipulated that the record should never be
reproduced publicly till he was dead. DIR.
Scripture told lin that the Americans did
not know how to wait so long. ~whereupon
the Emperor g%raciously said "AIl right
and DR. Scriptures mission VAST filled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06

III the StrasbOurg correspondent OF the
MA II lived I'm the United States he
would have learned this sooner. h
November number of The Century Maya.
zine, issued October 2Sth, contained Pro-
lessor Scriptures interesting account OF
Just how this address was obtain ed from
the German Emperor, with the address In
full, I'm German, as delivered. and the
translation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06

ART SALES AND EXHIBITIONS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05

tbi ieg er fulben altfOr Opbt til al
rebbes."
Deb benne 3ib grab ale abinber
bit, og bet bar life fort beore mso
Mrnnene.
.Og isg bar iagt til atia BRETON,
at jeg oil tsre fenbt 6elt iii Gag
Sarbor Oeb puuitetib, Og ieg iusof,
al jeg bible gaa inD og Iitbe bos
bsnbe, ffent benbes Samfuub sr NOR
beIiegtet meb ben totolffe 9irte. 90
bun t1sisbe mig ps bet al e9en fri
Billie, % jeg bar - fpiaet - Do
JrinO meb Sbammb og ies unsrsr
life pda bet beller. 90 Iibite often
naar ban laebe fine forte Qrme runbi
min 6ols, fslte ieg uo8et brittle ber",
(Sofni flog Ig for grpftst msb ben
tnpttebs RaDe), aos ieg bar Darei
Tom en- ung Mnnb bele Siben fiben,
pf1iiret og lest fig en- Forharbet Sbns
Der, Tom ieg er. Oa berfor = fuo =
~reiignerer jeg fom 9Glbite."
Sofni faIbt tifbugs I StoIen %
bebGttebe tit 4nftgt meb fine 9Gnrer.
Om en- Stun6 Tngoe preitsn meb
len It9IDenbe Stemme: .,@snner, lob
os tofte Dor bimmstffe Gaber, Iom
fenbte ct tibet Barn al lebe os ale
til BAN. os ifer FAB Og prize BAN for
benne @ens 9.plb, fom ban FAR Iods
lebes OeGfienet meb 9mbsb og gbs
mbgtrb, tbi for fuabdnns er 5immes
RIGGS Mi9e."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05

Retning at Sag 9urbor. Smtrent
'peO MiOoagstioer. itanie6e ct par
.bampenoe, pruitenoe 9eite foran Wr.
'Ufinters gutit.
Seq oil bare Eager for ct Sules
tra, raa6te 6ofni. iOet ban Tom ben
iii Often. oSe9 bill 6aOe 9ps DC
'8aano % en- Slabe % Steiter, og
5olsfnibe og 9ominrer co alt an0et,
.fom IN nj Mars gammel 0reng tunos
.6nite Itg.@
Zen unge fOinoelige getient troeoe
.M}anben bar gal.
sSfbnb bigl!" raabte 6ofni. seq
fan betaIe fontant. OGr life bdnge for
BET. 5aa fat paa Sa9erne % Ulins
ter gsr Regninqen far6i9. hinge
9oinoe ie life paa mig ION ON is9
.rar gal! Seq itaI Ii9e big, at 5bams
nm bolOer paa at Oe at 0ifterit, o8
.b%erIom bu lite ifbnber big, bliotr bet
.forfent!"
Oct er 6ofni BRETON fra Sesz
ia9be en- Sunoe. iOet 6afni
fompeos I'D msb en- O9loig gDrbe pda
Rp9qen. ..6pa9 fan bare gdaet #
maneen? 9an er Iaa bib Iom Ell
Gig og Ter ub til at bare ipIinteraai.
Gar man let Magen! 6an bar fpbt
not til tets SuIetraer! Mlen tare bu,
6pab er bette Der. boor ban ftob2 qa.
BET sr en- hel psl at Blob"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05

9ea pnffer al oioe BEN bcuig. i%orueuaelt
lpttc1 At ee nj lp .ae f9le - r.. j. - g..
t9s1 for' aiasenbt befe NIT liz 1T f4te aibeibe. seg
butoer ~lecoreea att l4eEt0 ~ ffefe "a tlat
~lo9et Oeore@-ineu t~ti.lpcr .,tleete i%Dabilete, M
IL ogbsf - D ia fet5. 81 Mo. -.
Rnrcin3oDn, HHlt. GQincHeu, 8iGrcin5
Som, alauc ~ Gci0i5 gamheh. Nierf.s
iDisnnl. - M ctth, GuurCfGi6Ith. Aufts
tptsta iam-s4 -, Ggouif 6rlc. "a @rpse.
Ncr3eipla. 4pirtslig ipcateo. lu. er
liYsiibsa5e. M oiiciBae, 6ueIu3oc1ime.
Eisofcs. liz II4 st o. WIniubciig ibnlle1=
or3salite; -. sffac, bfitrebss % i%or5iioef
Def e Gleaefoioi. Tor ina 1t RI. cncr tDab in1r
bonn & liberal. ll ga irnbe Am ingeMloierne-oq
b%cihffae ~ one I%euctfres tterfs faHe 9aaoera pioint
C,C.l9. ale Um.DiiuiVgeI beia!t ai mig.
3tsie ta8eWi1tcr vi beloseoe.
eeas7 b.fbrsset ]taieaaer 81 iffalbcr rgle1 age
ilaqf ic-e9 g b.lbf1tsr Nt,cf. Qrod6r tlloe DC
Sd t4Ha r4ild bslbrctt 1fa .-wiarf ltm iulbftrnbig
isif % n-H5i5e Dem en Undetermined btiie oa lioss
- noe mig nt-ciie bette for etm-8if &c laoe
- .rle lfffcr 20 t6tttH TT Ae plls
- q tsf15 9 "a III uctfrfa bl ubt ieqeL iom
he -lac gitr retc iiHat. men c1iaa I ienots
ar est 81 Hafs - fr1pe n htDis paa
a- Igcui5fI5 aaaa afitrfbenbe fgcnitas
hc- 1a5a ca sasise c-E+t. b. aIsagft igs nn0en unos
-sa6 mia Esre2 naan 50 fuioaun6iGf gon-obresie
uuttfg ID II t|e'friJriis al gcre5 iugooui. % Jcg nj
li-re mi n0erile iDr II flirco5llns abter ipil, ION
Ic lar cler ian base en-. ri tHle iR1eniibicr IN
oe $500 r. "a aiere ga i-aleoss ioH naiaTsa lelo
ss5 ala In & iaeuf Gi0 mia 9eres
r-tt = Gole iea1r G ria. H2rroen 2e bettIHs
fc l e 4laeHa taQcn e efeB-pdd min
HrrH nina a4f $50. 3HacE r~fsaingfr eiferpaa al
a-H rli ei0i-iiie uo8et uocn min
r1 . ss @1te sr'igtcr.
0t. s,emes %. GiSD,
1176, srt seine. 5nO., u. p. u.
.a9j aairt 9r. aibb ior AT
brfE a.. ~ ~#HirffIfn "a r~dulf6eliq IHur,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05

Ct Bar Tiger efter tom 6ofni inn
og latte fig paa i'm Dante plabs /
8sHnemeOet. Wtens bans 8reors BAD
Ieg tdlte, Iac ban Der IOrgfuIO CO
fun.
Ri bar life bsrt ira grooer 9ofs
nj" ia9be PraTten. Sab os bare
bit gfOnesbprb.4
9OfHi fob idgIe Up Og Ianeoe te
mon g9nten.
oSntet giones6pro fra mig" IdgDe
ban. fOet ban itirrebe FortpiDlet runat
Ifig. Seq Dil reiignere iOm QGGOfe;
Isl jsg er life Itiftet til at ls6e noast
Menneite..
Ser itdnisbe ban og Orog 8sirtt
tungt og terrsbe SOeOen fra panoen.
Oct er alt pao Gruno al Slle
traet. Seq Tuebe at ieg Oiloe rsfi9.
mere, ON S fl Ell Taa6ant / Stcn0.
SiOet trntte isg. at jeg Itulbs baos
ct iefo. Og bet p9rits sr," (9ofni
firreoe runbt meD Ell fmerteligt llp.
trpD, ,jeg ian iae ungre. Dit Sjet-
te sr Taa bdurot Tom Serobes', ia1
lfelsGiesleit iom grooer 6ortneis'
Me1leiten. Raor jeg tenier pua n
angrs, og jeg fdo tunter pua, bOpr-
lebes Sbammb laa Der og fuitece =.
ter ct Suletre, os naar ieg tenler
paa bOor bsnfalbsnoe ban Tao op par
mig os bporlebes ban lugoe fine 6eot
6anOer paa mine ainbsr % bub MIC
life at grade, (bsr begpnbte 6ofni a.
crate 6sit), onuar isg tarisr pac
tisie 9ing, ba er jss glub for at leg
qiOrbe bDdb jtg siorbe. Sea peo
nit fslefIeslsle, baorbe, ubobf9rbigI
6ierte, at ies ftllos gre bet ON iesn
Ga, ies er slub for, at isg bangte alt
te bsrbsligs Ting poa Sraet. os jet
snfter at ieg buObe giOrt bet marat
aar iiben. Gu fuur s Itsbe MIG ub
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05

Sc ber, MI er bet f9rbiQ. 3Gnb
paa @OfslDiene. ella. Seq unbres
pua ON Sl9oen fan ies fra SopepRs
Mreliet. Seq baaber at Stsiterne bill
pdsie. eta, bu mua traffe min
5tppIe al. Seq 6usseoe min SOB, Ou
ieg nar eftsr 5raet, o9 ben er tipnet
fat"
Sfte fer baooe ban fagt bette, fer
han befpimeOe oeb Chen at Sules
.trGet.
Da ban lan9i ON Iange tom iii
fig ierp igen, 6prte ban 9oftor BEL
lets Stemme, Iangt, fangt borte:
,.g3ti. 6u99et er life faa furfigt men
.ieg er 6on9s for. at ban maa botbe
.SenQen en- 9ob Stuno. Oct er ct I'm
.ner at ban life blebe til bsbe.@
aS6ammb?" 6piffeoe 6ofni GER
mem fine 6pibe 99ber.
sS6ammb er pno COB Del I'll
.gebring. Gig bare title. Ia ri bite
tam 9raet, iua bleO ban Toa glaO. II
Ran fate i ct gla0esItrig o9 op torn
estte f~orar9eIige Stof, fom Goloi
|paa at tp9le BAN. 6an ligger Ger
ct Gam meo Sfdierne / iine
Urine, og ban danbsr En- bsl Gel be
IRE enb bu gsr. Oh bfsbte fom en-
Otie, siorbe bu itte2 SEQ bar uloria
bsrt Magen til 9Imrian: tsrs / en-
Zig 5orfatning. e Ger. bril- nj bet.e
CO itdns meO @rddbsn. Seq bubbe
bebre 3ro ON big!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05

- hnr hrnQf QllQA5 Sllu fFIUHs Mrh Ib III Ia
ie ). Z. sasfOn. :
rrbt," tilitOo 8rensen ION par OPP
lart til at betra9te SpgOOm ION nos
get gait. Seq bIioer moi raft igsn,
naar jeg bare fommsr til Sengs.@
a6OOrIeuge bar 6u BAIT onot i
6alien2" ipurgte Mlooeren itarpt.
Som bib til 9nfet % lab mig Ie paa
BET. Rel ben Ter life ting uO. Seq
pil lGggs libt 5lef og pepper 9aa,
% / morgeu oil bu blioe raft igen.4
Sbammp par mart ne6pattet /
Sengsn. gpor paa @runO at ben iois
benos pepper % llrcen / Sans Sim
BET tog fam lange, for ban fuIot /
Ssbn.
..U3in pals partsr foritretteIi9t, q"
tpnnsOe 9rsugsn ti6lig nafte Mors
cen. ySes tror. jeg oil itaa oP. pa
ou, bOor bet Inerl 6DOrlebss fan be
foa Suletra M? SneotiDsrne Iiggtr
6git oper @prbet,"
E6ammb traf &lqberne pad, tog
Sfosne I Sanoerne og trsb neb /
aeffsnet. bbor Ncberen bageOe aas
ger oOsr en- fnftrsnbe S1b.
0fui FAB Oeb giu6uet, fom bar
6alpt 6soattet ar Sne, Og iatie nOgsi
Saletsj / Staub. Sans QafBn pa
Iom fabpnHIig dtOorligt; ban tate
life til Sbammp, iom trgb Op pda
en- Stol Deb a%affelopnen, meO ct III
trpt / fit &nfigt. ION git bans no
Ter til 6jerte.
oGr bin 9als lite beOre mug
SITE tort Ioareoe Sbummp
bait; linen bet OilOs ieg lite brpOs
mig tort ON. Oeriom BET lite pars
teoe iau / 9eueue rg / RpggeH."
o60ao sr oct FOR nOset?" raabte
9ofHi Og LOB Saletsiet ful0s. per
Sbammp ipg2"
ia, lite noget nfbers," i0areOs
ISbammp og orog StOIeu uGrmers
ben til aafteloonsn. ,.Ses bliOsr not
beOre, Haar leg bltOer BARN. Seq
ft9lDer iaa I Rpggeu-~
o0u mua gaa sftsr 80ftoren
f~tratsi" raGbts 2iia meo st hebrei
tenbe 8Iit paa i'm Munb, TOm en-
ran bar anfnarlig. .,9rpb big life
en- Saletsjet. Som ug fpis 6rOfos
ten, ian mart Ou fan. 9u mao ia
&c en- 6paOe meb big for at TONNE
i9ennsm Sneorioerne."
5Ofni ftpb ben tflbubte Mub ii!
Sibe meb en- utdolmoOig geORetlie.
Seq bill life bdte nosen JrotOit.
5au BAN I Stngl Seq ffal Fringe
Dottcrsn, fau fnurt jeg tan"
oSml~ iugoe DoftOr Belief ON.
trent ire LANCE Elmer 'enere, ieei
ban firrsOe inb I Sbammps 5ats
o6ju!"
,6bdb er bet?" rdabte Mobtren
o8ottOr, 9e muu life Fss bet. tIsri
fommer jeg Ogiau til at b."
,Spem bill fies nosst2 Minbrs IA
le og mere Gambling bebsOss. .
ar en- ing 0rens Der"
o6an er at isg bar, Itennebe 81
la, ibet bun fnueeoe fine 6Gnber o.
| faa bgnfdloenbe paa ben gdmle ben
: lige Manb. ,.Ma, 0ottor psGet, =
mdd rebbe bdm!"
{ ,6sr paa mig, Wrs. BRETON; bet
: tie gaar life an. Der Deb gobt Wo'
rg ger life Barnet bangs. San Di
:. flare fig gennem bette, beriom .
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8aranteret Sur Tor 6Gmorrboiber.
algenbs, i~nbDenbinge. blebenbs e1sr
fremffubte. psnsene tifbaee fra Qpos
tbeferen, bpis pu3o Ointment
life furerer | 8 til ID Dagt. 50e.
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Den ArnFn
sbamlnDs Snletr9.
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Rel. mel, min 0reng, bu mao lite
sraoe Iao; Ou gpr Mamma iaa fsr9=
mooig. Som inb, ida ftal bu faa 81
@tpfte Sage. og ieg itaI fortaae big.
bporleoes Ontel 6rebrit Og jig Ppnteoe
9ulstrqet biemme / 5ilerOiae, og bpor
mangs @aDsr Ri fit. seq bar bprt, At
man tQnter paa at baOe Suletr9 hsr
for SgnOugsftplebprnene. Oct oil
blfpe beiliet, pil bet itte?"
56ummp tprreoe fine 3aarer, oa
aau 6srte bette. 6un giorbe en- Wtdsie
Spgrgsmaal ON Sltletreet, Der enonn
fob for 6um Tom tun en- fern 9rem.
% unoer Spisningen at aagen og
oeo 3aRten ON Suletr9et glemte ban
fnart fine nup6renoe Sorger.
Oct er tdnIte fife barb, at ou
taler berom til bin 5ober," iagoe mo-
beren meb en- QneIie ON, at Der fun
De 6lfpe l1bebdgeIigbeber. 0g ftaffels
l5bommp bs6goebe fife mere enb en-
Noodriel ON bet.
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Udl 9ge o. 00saoe.
0eIbre0elic for 9ereS
ig90Out.
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GcnOeS 9eUt feit.
Srtt Paa 1e9j@ring.
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