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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-31
sOAERRs.

A class of seven members are to b
taken into Somers grange Thursda
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Meacham o
Springfield spent Sunday at Erwii
Tupper's.
W. Fl. Cooney of Albany, N. Y.
was the recent guest for a few day
OF Miss Ida Rae Kibbe.
Bert Fuller's children are mournin,
the loss of their little fox terrier
Daisy" which disappeared last Fri
day.
Mrs. Nancy Carpenter and daugh
ter. Miss Julia Carpenter, both from
Salem, N. j., have recently spent 6
few days in town with Mrs. Gar
renter's sister, Mrs. Lester W. Rus
sell.
A. s. Hublurt and e. l.. Hulburt
are building q reservoir on the hill
on A. S. Hulburt's land and putting
up windmill for the purpose Of sup
plying water to their respective
homes.
Jerome @. Lee and Mrs. Lizzie O.
Pease were married at Northampton,
Mass. at the home of Rev. e. P.
Root, acting pastor Of the Oongrega.
tional church of Somers, Thursday
afteroon, October 25th.
Groceryman William MoMullen Of
Somersville has bought the Harvey
Snow place on the north road to the
Shakers for a tenement house. Mr..
Snow and family are to occupy q part
Of MT. Pomeroy's house in Ellington.
II Mr.. and Mrs. George Kibbe and
daughter, Miss Ida Rae Kibbe, at.
tended the wedding and reception OF
their friend, Miss Mabel Lester, at
East Hartford last week Thursday
evening. Miss Ida Kibbe acted az
usher.
Mrs. Ann Lee passed her 10th
birthday last week Thursday. Ac-
cording to plan originated by her
daughter in California with friends
in the east she was the recipient OF
about fifty letters. She also received
some gifts.
John B. Little, a man of middle
age and native of Somers, was found
dead in his house near Somersville
last week Tuesday afternoon. He
had been dead three or four days when
discovered. Burial was Wednesday
in West cemetery.
The marriage of Miss Mary E..
Buckley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Buckley of Somersville, to
Thomas A. Hartley of Enfield took
place last Thursday morning at All
Saints Catholic church. Rev. e. A.
Flamery of Hazardville performed the
ceremony. The young couple were
attended by Miss Theresa L. Buckley,
sister Of the bride, and William
Reeves of Thompsonville. The bride
was gowned in white crepe de chine
over white silk, wore white picture
hat and carried q shower bouquet of
bridal roses. Her attendant wore a
pale blue crepe de chine over blue
silk, wore a similar hat, trimmed
with blue, and carried white chrys-
anthemums. The groom's gift TO his
attendant was a coral stick pin, and
the BRIDES gift to her attendant was
o pearl brooch. After the ceremony
the wedding breakfast was served tc
and intimate friends at the
home Of the brides parents. TIE
BRIDES travelling suit was green vel.
vet and she wore a green hat. The
couple left amid showers of rice and
confetti on brief wedding trip, after
which they will be at home in En-
field street, where Mr.. Hartley is in
the grocery business, being one Of the
firm of Hartley & White.
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TOLLAND.

TOLLAND.
Mrs. W. N. Simmons is the guest Of
relatives in Worcester.
Prof. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson OF
Hartford called on friends in town
recently.
A social dance will be given at the
Holland town hall Saturday evening
by George M. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lathrop OF
New Haven are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John ". Edgerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Hammond OF
Rockville were the guests Saturday Of
W. A. Agard and family. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Shearer of Oak.
land were the guests over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowers.
The republican caucus meets in the
town hall Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock, and the democratic caucus
Friday evening.
Seventeen of our citizens went out
the other evening looking for large
game, namely, black bear, but all
they brought back was O rabbit.
There will be q Halloween party
in the town hall this Wednesday
evening. Admission, loo. Entertain
ment will consist of music and games.
The following Is the list of new
voters: Evan W. Rees, George Fl.
Andrews, Fred L. Metcalf, George O.
Bartlett, Ferdinand Cohen, Ohauncey
Vinton.
The topic for the Thursday evening
prayer service 1t the Congregations
church 10 "The citizens duty" sut
topics to be taken by three citizens,
"Why should citizen voter" "HoW
should citizen vote ?'' "The effect
of the united Christian ballot"
The woman's missionary meeting
was held Friday with Miss Lucille
Agard. Interesting reports were given
of the meeting Of the Hartford branch
by Mrs. J. W. Edgerton and Mrs. G. W.
Lansing. At the next meeting study
of the book "Ohristus Redemption
viii begin, and it is hoped that many
of the ladies will avail themselves Of
the opportunity OF taking mp such an
interesting study Of the Pacific ocean.
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NOTICE4

The Selectmen and Town Clerk OF the Town OF
STAFFORD will hold session to examine the quail
flcations of electors and admit to the electors
oath those who shall be found qualified on FRI
day, October 18th, 1906, at the Town Hall, Stat
ford, from nine o'clock in the forenoon until
twelve o'clock noon, and at the Borough Hall,
STAFFORD Springs, from one O'Clock until five
o'clock Ia the afternoon, ana on Friday, OctoDeT
O'Clock in the forenoon until twelve O'Clock noon,
and at the Borough Hall, stafford Springs, from
one o'clock until eight o'clock in the afternoon,
and If 1t shall appear that the rights of any per-
son on the first list Ito be made" will mature
after said Friday and on or before the day of the
electors meeting to be held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 9th, 1905, session Will be held at the
Borough Hall, stafford Springs, on Monday, No
vember 9Th. 1905, from nine o'clock in the, fore
noon until five O'Clock in the afternoon, and not
afterwards for the purpose of admitting such
persons, and for no other purpose.
Dated at STAFFORD, Conn, october 18th, 1905.
MYRON W LEONARD,
CHARLES G. ELLIS, Selectmen.
FRED j. GLOVER,
MARCUS B. FISK, Town Clerk.
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La,s,AL NOTICES.

Matter under this head 10 cents per line.l
"A new lot of Paper Napkins Just re-
eeived at The Press Office. Designs to
suit every occasion. Prices lower than
ever.
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Great Values in Women's Outer Apparel.

Womens
notable
fnih
Skirts Waists,
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A FIVE-DOLLAR BILL

if we fail to produce any article of mer-
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first man, woman or child.
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ROCKVILLE.

to saw for Lyon s. Jackson.
|
ROCKVILLE.
At the republican cacuus held last
night, Judge John e. Fisk was nomi
mated for first representative and
Louis Helm for second.
Deputy Sheriff Hubbard of somerf
last Wednesday brought John Hanley
Of that town to Rockville and thence
to Tolland, where he was lodged in
Jail. The mans body was attached
in civil suit. The matter grew out
Of John Hanley's dog biting son OF
Walter Pittsinger. The latter Sc.
cured Lawyer Henry Stevenson of
Somers to bring suit for $500 Steven
son did SO and as Hanley had nc
visible property to attach, his body
was taken. Hanley's friends offered
to go bonds for him, but he refuses to
give bonds. He will have to remain
in Jail, therefore, until the opening
of the December session of the Toll
land county superior court.
Otis Snow, for number of years
proprietor Of the Snow hardware store
on Union street, died Wednesday of
last week. MT. Snow formerly owned
one of the finest farms in Tolland
county. 1t is located just beyond the
Rockville city limits in the town of
Ellington. He sold the same about
year ago, as his health was so poor
he could no longer look after it. Mr..
Snow was born in Ware, Mass. April
~, 1886. When he was eight years
old the family moved to Ellington.
Mr.. Snow was a staunch democrat.
He was a member of the state legisla-
ture 1867. He was again elected
representative in 1886 from the town
of Ellington. For several terms he
served on the board of selectmen of
that town, was later member of the
board Of assessors or board of relief
for some years. Mr.. Snow was mar.
ried to Mary E. Chapman, December
"a, 1868, and they have three chill
dren. Adella g., who is the wife Of
Charles A. Thompson of Melrose
Fred j., present proprietor of the
Snow hardware store in Rockville
and Edith L., wife of Clifton L.
Chapman.
A newspaper is photograph of the
town where it is printed, and is the only
evidence it's foreign readers have of the
towns prosperity. Every business firm
should be represented by well display
ed advertisement, be it large or small
thereby giving strangers a favorable
impression of the place.
The Rev. Irl r.. Ranks 1907 Almanac.
The Rev. Irl@sK. Hicks has been
compelled by the popular demand to
resume the publication of his we'll
known and popular Almanac for 1907.
This splendid Almanac is now read &C
For sale by newsdealers, or sent posi-
paid for 25 cents, by Word and Works
Publishing Company, 22O1 Locust
street, s. Louis, Mo-, publishers of
Word Works, one of the best dol
lar monthly magazines in America.
One Almanac goes with every sub
sCriptiOn.
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II an article is initiated, the original Is
always best. Think II over, and when
you 60 to buy that box Of salve to keep
around the house, get DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye. It Ia the original and the
name Ia stamped on every box, Good for
eczema, letter, boils, cuts and bruises,
and especially recommended for piles.
Sold by Anders Jacobsen.
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AOHron cures Headache and Neuralgia
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MAOEN6ONs
John W. Miller, 81, died at hi
home on East hill early Monday morn
ing, having been in failing health TO
several months. Mr.. Miller was borl
at Phelps, N. z, March 80, 1919
In 1877 he moved to Monson ant
bought q farm, which he had sine
carried on SUCCESSFULLY. Seven year
ago Mr.. and Mrs. Miller celebrated
their sob wedding anniversary. Will
one exception, Mr.. Miller was th'
Oldest man in town. He leaves 1
widow and two sons, John f. Mile
Of Somerville and Edward p. Mile
of Springfield. The funeral will b.
held at the home on East hill thi
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and the buria
will be in the No. l cemetery.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15

itenoommen. Saaoant er iffe I'll
Sfaoe, men fan blipe til 8apn.
Den, Iom taller | Menigbeoen, mad
tale fom @uos Sro". maa bare
Juno / Sroen".
Wlen oct er pit life neopenoigt
at ienoe De poroenoe Snore Mis=
iion9rer til Blair for ser at al.
laaae prepen. Oct Ter ogidd lao
|laro io. 9ao 8reosbeitpreIien be-
|israe set. Naar en- Manb bar an'
hefalina fra ben Wenigbeo og Vie
niaheos Brett, bpor ban Dor, pe
areosbeitnrelien er piaig til at an
taoe ham, ioa er oet oiit moi. De
er 10 &reoien 9ennem i'm geitDrelIe
|fpm ifal paretaoe Misiionen inoer
for areoiens 8rGnier. oerfor er De
naturliat, at Qntaeelien og ltoien.
oelien at SnOremisiion9rer pdt
|9reoiens Mart laeges | Seitnrelieni
69noer. Oct edar beaer lite al
at faa oft for mango 5prmer o!
Regler. @ae @pner os ar9fter
Tom fan og bill lace iig BRUCE, o!
|iom !6erren tan BRUCE. buroe an.
penoes / 9errens fore @ingauro
Oct batter meo &ongens 9Grinbe"
.Hotten tommer, "a ingen fan ar
beioe."
Mon NIL mango troenoe 2agmani
nil maIoe fig til 5ieneite9 Sic,
er Der maaTfe lite fau tor NiotGr
beo. a~rbejoslpii oa a9rIiaheo ii
ISjales 5reIie. Tom BET unbertibsl
Tier no til2
Sofus gung.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15
st YelDu.
poeii2

ppeli9
Sa, un9gtelig. Der sipes mellem
Oar os Dag mere oaarlig poeii |
Blade. 3iosftrifter og gs9er emo
itr9ngt taget er tiaaoeligt. Wlen
bpao er Der at gore uso oet2
Nagte Rimimeoen at fau lit
prooutt trDtt2
au ia! - Def pilos 10 bore en-
filter Bel; iaabant mener 10 @r.
Str. Qnfer i i'm Qnte eler aritit
i .Dnniteren" Rr. go.
Spsrgsmaalet bliper imiolertio:
biloe oct bore fornuftigt Iaaoan
ubdrous" at itanoie en- i~tatfels post
! i'm 9irtiOmbeo."
en poet, 9eriemager. Rimimeo,
eler bpao anoet Qapn Ri mootte
o9lge for BAN eller benoe, Itobes fra
neoen at, LEGION enbper anoen at
os. vi mdd nsjes meb liot 7uIferi
I ge9pnoelien. N9gter hi os ielo at
fape Saalmooisheo meo Auferen,
gegpnoeren fmiosr BAN sieblits
.telis / papirfurpen og oermeo @as
ital bpao bliber Der faa of poeTien,
cen mulise poet og De maaife frems
iioige moone, imutte poetine pros
euftioner2
Oct er ct Spsresmaal BET baro
at operDeje.
Den famine Hegel seloer bel oas
iad proia life ian6t, Sr. gnferg
Der er en- fo~rbobfenoe Masfe
oaarlig os fdttie proia fpreot ON
IDsroen lanst mere fattia proSa
emo poeii forbolospis en6od.
Sfuloe osida Oaarlis profa fonos
fes, bpao bIep ioa iilbaae af aiteras
TURF w-u
&un, bpdo Der bar asSt. biz
bel SIR. Mnier ipare.
0o6t!
Den bbao sr foa qobtq Del.
5r. anfer taiisr Drag poa. HnS.r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15

9anfe: .Serren alene tai ber<
ife pper ps!" Hanoer ben Nano
uuer ps, laa fgrer bet to neroifuloe
3eiultater meb fig. = vi faar oa
berliae a~onoeliee geroier | bore
Sierter oe meb os bjem til arbeIoet,
til Tamiliearnen, til Meni9beoeriie
% til pore feles Samfinosolrts
lumbeber. 90 oi ltal oa o9laa not
faa riselie af Mibler baaoe til por
8reiteifole, 8grnebjem % Wltss
iioner o. !. b. 5ornpes bore 9lers
ter lepenoe eller fummer ret l
9rano for 0errens s@re og SI@les
mes Srelie, iaa bliper Der lngen
Yeneetran9 uperfor pore Menl9s
beos= ug Samfunosopgaoer ! tier
lite bette. laa letter pt Dem 5oro,
5orretninger o9 Banter eller 5oros
liuets mangeartebe Setpemiheilg'
beber, % bet blioer % tnn lparz
lumt meo at oipe til SUBS 6i9e-
Men pore Aarsmgoer, areoss
mpber % Mislionsmpoer er ber
berlige 6jelpetnioler. Get er aor=
beige Sloiteoer til Spflammelle |
0ioferbeo for Serrens ggre. Der
er mango iblanbt os, Der tan az
leeee bette 8ionesbpro: vi bar
faaet meeen Yelii9nelie no al oisle
Mpber pe lite minoit al aarsmes
oerne. = gr pi Blot lmaa not -o9
rSeget" er lat no al getragtning
= 8erlpnligbeoer o9 Yartipelen
faltet no af bore 9ierter, lom ret %
llet Dj9nelftab, o9 fun bette ere
oennemtr9nge os ale: S9erre, bet
er Raaoe, at je9 faar Soo at oere
meb, = beuar mig fra 0erlterltn-
bet, men eio mig 9jenerlinoet. ga,
8enner, laa bliuer pore aarsmgoer
bejlige o9 frustbare baaoe for De
ltebliee Menlsbeber og bore mango
berlise 5eaesop9auer.
uGabne Ogre" inotil SUBS &iges
fore grbeiosmarf itaar paa oio
Sab ale ge9ne. 5 belle bette berz
li9e grbejoe lao os, baooe lon 5ns
oioiber, Menisbeoer % Samfuno,
efterjage bette pnoi9e 8ionesbpro:
.Sun ejproe, boao bun tunoe."
gnonu en- Sang, Samfunosoen-
ner, ie / al 5alo efter, at De ca. 100
aalbspirfipmbeoer fan, enten at
YreIter eaer Senoemeno delft
begge) bliue repr9lenteretpeo Wars
mgoet aenmare. st belt aalo mao
NOT paa en- eller anoen Wlaaoe tuns
ne bj9lpe enten Yrelten eaer Ell
Senbemanb al Steo.
@nbeli9. inomelo eoer M |
Stareuis. Og s l05, lum bar melot
eoer til mig, maa uslaa ielu ino-
!. meloe eoer til 8enmare Weni9beo
'|ifglse Ofientlis9grelien / 8laoet.
Serren 9ipe os ct fort o9 ltgnt
Iarsmeoe.
5 brooerli9 Neurological
OK 81 Shri{tinuSpu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15
No9leg anfer ON bore Blade.

Oct er ~unoerligt moi - faa tioi
bette Gmne bar p1ret forban6let oq
Iagt til St6e Tom ar6igt
faa buffer bet op igen. Oct fpnes
at bare en- 0enganger, Der tile Ia
Der fig name neo. Man bar fom
pod Gslelien, at en- Dmoroning al
Dor Bla6pirffombe6 bar snffelig,
Den, Der fenoer Dor 6iiforie, oa
oerm<b osfaa pore BLADES 9ilbli'
redtsbiforie og fom trnter .rOIisi
% funbf bercper, bill heller tile for<
urore Iis. ON J BET birfelis forbclosr
fa {uo. Men bd sr BET ristist moi,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15
rseneit Z. Waj."

Get bar for tioli9t on ifreu iaas
ban: r%ieneit 7. Mlaj"; tbi 5olf fan
lite beitemme fig laa len9e foruo."
Saaleoes lfreu Ell Sen til mig for
noele Gage iioen. gt jes iatte 5no=
meloelien laa tioli9, bet bar for at
bielpe mango 8enner no uper ben
5%orlegenbeo: mon Der blioe iaa
mango / Gar til Iarsmgbet, at Der
fan erbuloes Rebuttion? 9bi, t9nt'
tie jes, naar ben ganltelisbeo fvrit
er %flaret, iaa oil pilt mango, trubs
ben iture afitano, aaigepel iteone
til garsmpoet / @oro 9afota.
Zen 8anifeligbeo er III opers
punoen. 9il 9atu er Der inomelbt
til mig 105 tilrejienoe til Narsmg=
bet.
Sou er altiaa &ebuttiunsipgrgss
mdalet flaret.
8et er laaleoes at baabe, at benz
ne Meboelelie bill giue Stgbet til,
at mango runot umtrins beilutter
fig til at rejle til airtemgoet / Sem
mare.
Wieb Yaftor 8. Sge beler je9 ben
Gnituelie, at bore Narsmeber iaa
piot muli9t bgr afbuloes paa iaa
centrale Steber, ium bet fan labe
fig 9pre. Samfunosbenipnet og
aofalbenipnet bvr abiulut pere ben
af9prenoe 5aftor, naar Steobe=
itemmelien tages for Garsmgber=
mes Aibuloelie.
Oilers er jea al ben perionli9e
Sperbepisnins: Narsmgoerne Tan
ri ilet.itfe unbpere, iaa lenee Der
er Menisbeber, Der fan og oil tase
mob Dem. Oct baaber je9, Der er
for anse.9ioer. 8 % aar / R9t.
t~efglgeibar le9 p9ret til Narsmg=
Der. Weget arbejoe bar unber bisie
Mpoer, ium 8e9el, o9ret la9t ben
til mig;lmen je9 betraster alliseuel
Garsmgoerne iom berlige 6pjtios=
feiter og iom 5attorer al ino9ri-
benoesSetponin9 | bort 8irteliu p9
Waisiionsarbeioe. SSur min Del flin=
ne jeg n9iten life unooere aars-
mgoerneIfor Hen9e. De bar for
mig ueret fum ct ianbt Styrtebab
af y&esn meb geliisnelie" = en-
5ornpelie os Jorfriifelie oe Sp-
muntring unber arbejoet | Mellem-
tiben.
Mensoet er lite alene ben aanoe-
lige 5%ornpelie | 9roen og aerlig.
beben, iom ri t!ltrenger og iom pi
faar oeo 5eaesluoian9e, Jeaes-
bgnner, Samtaler, YrRoitener %
5oreora9 ON Serrens Eager =
men pi tr9n9er til at beleres pg
belRrel bueranore baabe paa a9-
rens, 2iuets os arbejoets mango
Omraaber for at funne uofpre
@erninsen, iom 9erren bar la9t ZEN
til us, meb @l9oe, Sifferbeb os /
3armuni.
aarsmgberne betaler fig efter
min Menin9 uom9rfet - ielp ON
ni Pr9fter os Wtenigbeoer maa be-
tale til Observation-Disclosures en- $40
a $40 pr. 9opeb = bel at m9rfe
fun paa eet Wiltaar, = bette Bill
taar nemlig: at ri refer til bore
Narsmuber baarne at benne enc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15

Noor 2Giermt beuuenber fs til 6olt, ou
svsrtsrer | glabst. enten for at tebs hos BEN
sau for of faa Gplnsnins ON bet apeitersoe.
bshes be altib omtale. at be laa apsrtiSis'
usutet | bette Blob. Oct pil Scrs til gen
obie Tptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15
Haaoens Strsmme.

Der ital bli' Stremme af Raaoe
9ette er Qeftet fra SUB.
5aor Seius ibLunot os fun raooe
Strsmmer Yeliignelien no.
-: Strsmme =: at Haaoe,
S~uligbeo, @leOe og Jreo;
ri beoe ON mere emo Oraaber:
Stremme tom pber ps neo.
Disfe Strsmme at Qaaoe
fsrer os n9rnere Sub,
aommer meo 5rsft | al 0aaoe,
gringer fra Sefus os gub.
:: Strsmme >. at Hddoe o. +. b.
Der ifal bli' Strsmme at Naaoe;
Sub. lao Dem fd[oe | Dag.
Din alsne bfi'r 9gren,
tDm at uorette Din Gag.
=: Strsmme :: at Naaoe 0. +. :.
) oisie Stremme af Haaoe
feno os Oppnftelfens Qano,
at Spnoere ON Jrelfe mdd rdabe
og lsfes at Djepelens gaano.
:: Strsnnme :: at Haabe o. T. b.
Wi benfe pad Stremme at Naa6e
os Jnl6e at Dig, bu Subs aano.
Rum ou ibfanot os ffaf raa6e,
Oct er Dor oagltge gsn.
:: Strsmme :. af Ndaoe o. I. b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15

Sfal De rejfe meb Oct npe
Jartsj Limited States, iom afeaar
fra Nep yorf Sorsoag ben Z. SUM,
faa ffrip til slIer befsg os pau 6os
pe6fontoret. Scanbindbinn Mmericon
Ginie, 6. ain5ie Street. bbor ri
meo Jornsjelfe ffal eipe ale forsnz
ffe6e OpTpsntneer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-15
9esmaaosmisiion.*)

Gn ,Storfarl uoi esne Santer"
bar Den 9Gemono, 5. 5. pmtdler
/ .0f." at 4. Moj. Def er let at
ie, at ben Slaqs ian life bruges /
Serrens @ineaarh. Soet De forfss
GER at oprte 0errens 9tser, ipiuer
oeres SEQ" Dem ct puos. Oct BIZ
per forpetIlet meo 6errens Sdg.
Se ga Der er flor 6oritel pad Ser
rens Sag % nbet fare Selp", er
set en- lem Sell life at funns feline
Hart ime1sm 0isie.
Gn 9aemann uotalte engdng peo
ct Menisbeosmpoe, ies o~perp9reoe:
De pdntro rsaner life Vraitens
QrGoifen for ret meeei. tbi ban taler
iouleoes. foroi bar bar Gmbeoet.
Wlen mar hi 9esfoIf nioner. ger
Get langt dnberleoes Snotrpt."
Oct imoser ali for me9et at gamle
Q6am at tale iouleoes. Gn 99ga
mano fan pit liae iaa let iige mo-
get, ION life n p~erionlia ianot for
BAN ielp Tom pr9iien. 9ab os
rare tlar pper: uoen s6errens qano
er al Dor Gale fun .lnoen6e Walm
loe flingsnoe gjeloe". st 9iones=
bnro, en- pr9oifen, en- ltol9g9elie
Ifulo al !6srrens Sonobeos S9oe@
Torn, frembuaren / gombgbeo msb
ct SinoeIue. iom isger 6errens
I9Gre, pil alto 5lipe til @elfignelie.
Og oet uaniet enten oct er qreIi
lener 9agpreoifant, fom er Reoifds
BET. 6pem Der ian faar melt Ban.
itelioheo, preiten eler 99emanoen,
meo at fierne roet fare Selp", gam
lie qoams arop paa en- Del at
QGren o. +. b.. naar Der arbejoes /
'0uos Rise, nntter oct pitt life Of
bifputere ON. Sm aampen optoaes.
faar piii aGe nof at gre.
Roole M1no forieote at fangc
Mountain 5rput~ / en- liar liGc
lSttem, ser fleo mellem gj9rgens,
men oct piloe life ret mites. D.
truf en- eammel Mdno, ipm bapbt
fanget en- bel M9neoe. De ipurgie.
,6porlebes bar on oig ao2 6pab 81
Ter t6emmeliebeoen2" Den admIt
Sitter ipareoe: Der er fun cen Re.
gel at obferpere: Seep out Of iiobtl
Sperboloer De Sen, ifal De mol
fonse Siif."
@unbelie taft: ariitus aft, Ri in
let, faa euar bet moi, babe mel
preitens % aeemunoens 9rbejos
oeiaa beres inbbnrbes 5orbplh.
gi maa. beitemt faitboloe, at aae.
manospirtiombeo, iom en- i9rlit
@rsn at CUBS Rises 9lrfeioe, mao
r9rs en- oronet 9irtiombeo. Den
Der optraoer ion pr9oifont, er Q0
rer | airten. Sroin9rt fan fur
airten gipe bore aalo iii benin
Gernino. Taar oct bore &alo e.
nsopenoigt for preiten, er oei b.
ceiao for Q9emonOen. oe refor.
merte airtsiomfuno, bpor ser er er
Smule Sroen inoen DIRE, eoal
man ogfaa frem efter oenne Re1el
lS Wetbooiitfirten mao Ell Q9omani
for at optr9oe fum 9reoifant / 5or.
fomlingen bare 5illaoelie % Nn
befalins fra rqrsiiOing Gloer" =
len Slaes propit - efler ogfaa frt
giffoppen.
9ar en- Mano more aalo ot
5rang til at foripnoe 6errsns Sri
fem Pr9bitant, bill ban ogida ieg,
oct pore os UNDER a~Iminoelige 5or.
holo anie BET iioits Tom n~sopenois
for at iiaOfaite oct fsrite. 6an Ri
oa ogida bare oilis til at inoorbn'
Zig UNDER tirteligt 9ilipn. Oct for
lanses af praiterne, faa sr oct be
heller life for meest at fprlang'
famine at 2asmenb. Den, Der itf'
fan Og Dil saa meo paa bet. bans
aaIo og Niotarbeo sr piit life fr,
CUB, men biorerer fra belt onorI
ailber.
Oct er life uoe at 0ejen, naal
Is. 5. / DIT" at a. Woj ipsrser
rguroe Samfunoets Snoremisiio.
n9rer life unoerfaite fla en- Mooenr
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Snng Gpanseliet ON Seius
Saa i9pnt % rarmt on formoar;
Spng ON Den Naaoe, iom enonu
ssor Snnoere aaben itaar.
aor: Spng. ia Ipng gpangeliet
5pr bper en- Sbnoer paa Dor
Soro.
Snns for enbper, ipm bill bore
Oct onre 2ipets Orb.
Spne Gpangeliet ON Seius,
Oct ggr for 8efnmringer ri.
Spng On oct Blob. fom fan renis
Gn Snnoer 6pio fom Sne.
Spne, ia ipng gpdngeliet o.i.p.
.Snng Gpangeliet om Seius;
Oh Sj1le fan binoe meb Gang.
Spng ON oen herliee Naaoe.
Som lefer fra Snnoens Spang.
Snne. ia ipns O.f.p.
Spne Gpan9elitt ON Seius;
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N1rp1renoe Qriifel bar ifrepen,
for bor 6enitilins / f6fie Nr.
BIER left. Desu6en inosholber ben
9anter, Tom moi er bar0 al
taee meo. s6e1er life por Oct
Dor 9anfe dbfolut at dfbrnot
Gorbanolingen ON 9asmanoss
misfonen lige meb sef, men fun
at benfiIe, ON bet life bar paa
sioe at Frioe fra 1ale til
Gambling. Heb.
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