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Evening star., 1909-09-05
Heroes.

In this rushing age of ours a man has
TO be a tremendously important parsonage
or must do some amazingly difficult thing
or perform some thrillingly heroic deed
or make some astounding discovery in
order to survive long in the public notice
conspicuous object of interest and
attention. So many things are happening,
50 fine is the network of lines of COM
munication. so swift is the printing press
and so enterprising are the newsgath-
erers and so avid is the public desire for
novelty. that today's hero is tomorrow 5
memory, and next week he Is in oblivion.
Seven months ago a young man named
Binns, Jack Binns, attracted world wide
praise by his devotion to duty on the
steamer Republic in sending a wireless
dispatch calling for help when that vessel
was rammed at sea in fog. For a
little while the American people went
mad over Binns, feted him, lauded him,
gave him presents. and piled up enco-
nliums upon him until he was unques-
tionably the best known individual in
two continents His picture appeared
in thousands OF prints. He occupied
that interesting but brief role. the hero
OF the hour.
The other day d decision was handed
down by judge of the New York su-
preme court on a suit brought by John
X. Binns. the Jack Binns OF the Re-
puohc disaster, seeking an Injunction
against motion picture company to
restrain ~ from using his portrait in
films. and demanding the films. Here
Is what the court said in refusing to
grant Binns' petition:
In this case it appears that tho de-
mand for films of pictures of current
events abates very soon after the event
and that there is now very little demand
foy the films containing plaintiffs alleged
Evening star., 1909-09-05
ANNUAL.

Have you seen. o my love-haye you hcarkened
The autumn is calling and cleaning
The dawn has been blinded aud darkened,
And earth has awaked from her dreaming;
Our ugust has left. and the bright time
O roses and rowing, and splendid
Des' res fed away in the nighttime,
Ald summer Is ended.
an. now comes the time for forgetting,
Forgiving, forbearng, forsakiug!
September forbids us regretting
What August brought forth Tor partakipg.
Behold how the mapie is turning!
Forget how the grasses are faded
Rejoice In the sassarras burning,
With banners paraded!
Forget. o thou person that sngest
Tine change and the chance "f the season
Forget that the that thou bringest
Must have less OF rhyme, aud more reasont
Forget all thy summertime curses
And almly and cooily remember
Thine annual way To make verses
10 rhyme with September.
Cleveland Leader.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

From the Sioux City Tribune
Had Ormsby McHarg been more retir-
ing temperamentally he might not now
be precipitately retiring bodily.
From the Columbus Dispatch
Ormsby McHarg, who has been rafting
around IN an assistant secretaryship at
Washington has talked himself out of
office. His qualities as a noise-maker
are pre-eminent.
From the Duluth News Tribune
Having decapitated Ormsby McHars,
Secretary Ballinger has proved his devo-
tion to the Roosevelt policies, and the
rape of the water powers may continue.
From the st. Paul Dispatch
Nothing has so become Ormsby Nc
Harg's connection with the federal serv-
ice as his leaving of it.
From the Columbus Ohio State Journal
Where does Mr.. McHarg stand on the
question of the conservation Of digdigs?
From the Louisville Courier Journal.
Mr. McHarg says he is a poor man and
cannot afford the luxury of depart
mental position. Not poverty but ex-
cessive garrulity cost Mr.. McHarp that
luXurss
Evening star., 1909-09-05
Mr. Hartman and the Pole.

The north pole sensation comes oppor-
tunely for Mr.. Hartman. 1t reduces
curiosity as to his condition, and also
the number of journalistic pickets in the
neighborhood of his premises. He yields
first column. first page to Dr. Cook. and
can now take his rest cure without in
terruption. He may even benefit by
reading-as. Of course. he is doing-the
stirring news about the explorers ex-
ploits and all the speculation following
it. A change of subject-say from trans
portation by railroad to transportation by
dog and sled-should brighten him ma
terially.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
His Busy Day.

NV Uncle Jim's truthful man,
But now and then he acts
Like many folks and shows he can
Be supple with the facts.
Although he is "A friend of mine,
/ feel a vague dismay
Whenever he hangs UP the sign.
This is my busy day"
When no one climbs the shaky stair
Up to the room so far,
Where he sits in a tilted chair
A-smokin' a cigar.
He says It's time some one should he
A-steppin round this way,
So hang it up where he may see;
This is my busy day"
An then a fishin' trip will claim
His time the whole day long,
Or, mebbe al base ball game
He'll lift his voice SO strong
And when of sport he's had enough
He'll view the sign an say.
That's notice isn't any bluff.
!. 1t was busy day
Evening star., 1909-09-05
The POLE.

From the Newark Evening News.
AS the pole has been discovered, it is
apparent that Walter Wellman may now
betake himself to some gainfm occupa-
ton.
From the New York Herald.
Hate this doubt. Will wire DR.. Cook
to return and hold the pole there until
the doubters get out and see 1t.
From the spartanburg Herald.
The north pole is our possession by
right of discovery. What shall we do
with it?
From the Toledo Blade.
Discovering the north pole may be
a good way to spend a summer vacation,
but very few of us can afford 1t.
From The Springfield Union.
If il he true that DR. Cook. the Ameri-
can explorer. has found the north pole.
Walter Wellman might try an airship
trip to Mars.
From the New York World.
Some of DIR. Cooks critics are disposed
to discredit his exploit on the ground that
he had taken so small all equipment with
him. What do they want? That he
should have been accompanied by a brass
band?
From the New York Mail.
Any hay fever up there. DR.. Cook?
From the Buffalo Express
the pole back with him so as to dispel
all doubts of the credulous
From the Indianapolis Star
For some time. however. there will he
no rush to register names on the fla Q
DR.. Cook left at the pole.
From the Philadelphia Press
-Four centuries of competition for the
greatest geographical prize known, and
an American first.
Fr.,rn the Harrisburg Telaoronh
Walter Wellman's balloon blew up inst
in time to prevent his arriving at the
pole only to find that a man on foot
had beaten him to ii.
From the Chicago Tribune.
Incredulous persons, however will in
sist that DR.. Cook exhibit splinter or
some other souvenir.
From the Newark Star.
Couldn't plant the Stars and Stripes
any higher than the top y the world
now, could yo'"
Evening star., 1909-09-05
HIS HEARTS DESIRE.

I would not be q millionaire.
With scads Of cash to bother me.
Such wealth requires too much care,
Too many Worries here and there;
That rich would not be.
i only crave a modest sum.
To keep from getting on the bum.
I would not be a magnate grim,
And ride in state from day to day;
envy not the likes OF him.
Though I could pamper every whim.
II were built that way.
Enough to pay my wifes way through
Down at the beach one month would do.
! am not seeking after wealth
By ways both tricky, dark and vain
To get a bank account by stealth
Is not conducive to ones health;
1t IL unrighteous gain.
But oh, I'd like a roll OF bills.
To spend q week out In the hills!
Los Angeles ExpfeoA
Evening star., 1909-09-05
THE SIREN.

She looked up at me and she sighed.
The lady, young and fair;
] might have kissed her. had ! tried.
l wanted to. 1 swear
She looked up at me-. tender-eyed.
Aud no one saw Us there.
She seemed to have sweet faith In me.
Her eyes no fear betrayed;
She looKed u, Mt me wistfully
BY some sweet fancy swayed;
deemed her fortunate to be
So fair little maid.
In sweet and trembling tones she said
With innocence sublime:
They sent me tor h loaf OF Bread
Anu have lost my dime."
Her lips were sticky and all red
We wonder still at crime!
s.. 4. kiser In Chicago rd-Herald.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
Qualifications.

Does your boy Josh know anything
about running farm?"
Well" answered Mr.. Corntossel. 'he
shows signs of bein' qualified fur some
branches of the work Him an me had
quite talk last night. He amt very
well posted on plantin' an fertilizin'.
But what he don't know about promis-
sorry notes an mortgages amt worth
mentionin.'
Evening star., 1909-09-05
The CANADIAN DINE.

A cause OF profanity. fertile and free.
A fate that's unkindly compels me 10 be:
/ cannot tell why. for it's certain that IN
An honest and sober Canadian dime.
Az Buffalo greeted in brotherly mood
BY all fellow w-coins as equally good;
I Jingle against 'em unconscious of crime,
An honest and sober Canadian dime.
But when I have journeyed TO salt Syracuse
The grocers frown on me- as sour ms the deuce:
And Albany scouts me- sans reason rhyme,
An honest and sober Canadian dime.
New York is the worst. where I'm quite on the
blink,
Although, at some dives I may pass for a drink.
Disgrace most unjust. for it's certain that I'm
An honest and sober Canadian dime,
Brooklyn Eagle.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
SHOOTING STARS.
EY PHII.ANDER JOHNSON.
Custom and Costume.

1t is no longer customary for a man
to kneel when proposing" said the SEN
timentaI girl, regretfully.
Quite true" answered Miss Cayenne
THAT idea went out of fashion when
mems attire heightened from knicker-
bockers into a garment which required
care to keep it from bagging at the
knees"
Evening star., 1909-09-05
The Cvnic and the Lowbrows

THE stage is in sad need of some
thing to elevate it, said the earnest
observer.
Perhaps" answered Mr. Stormington
Barnes. But the stage certainly does
not need elevation as much as the fore
heads of some of the people on whose
money it depends"
Evening star., 1909-09-05
A SAD TALE.

The JOneses went to motor
Upon a summer day.
And had tn his misfortune
4 breakdown on the way.
The thingumbob got cranky
When they had zone a mile
And while he tried to fix II
Her gown went out OF style.
The whatYtsname exploded
And while he tinkered that.
Though he was very rapid.
The fashion passed her hat.
They had to give the trip up
Until another day,
Her skeleton. while waiting,
Became q hit passe.
New York Times.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
No Picnicker.

He had to shun the cool retreat
And hold aloof from rustic scenes
Because he could not learn to eat
Hard tack and olives and sardines
Evening star., 1909-09-05

King George of Greece is another mon
arch who is inclined to regard a success
ful abdication as one of diplomacy's
highest achievements
Evening star., 1909-09-05

Boston has been enjoying some excep-
tional climatic comfort which leads it to
indorse the weather man as an example
Of sincere culture.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

Ex-Gov. Taylor's receipts as lecturer
have been large but no larger than those
Of other statesmen who did not carry
their own orchestras.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

Prince Menelik OF Abyssinia would like
some American encouragement in resist
ing the European military forces in his
neighborhood. He might interview Sena-
tor Foraker
Evening star., 1909-09-05

A New York tenor is appearing in pur-
pie evening clothes. 1t is indeed painful
to note the personal sacrifices that art
requires.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

There will be some interest in noting
whether Mr.. Roosevelt when he takes up
his pen as an essayist will go ont of his
way to indorse all the ideas of the present
administration.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

Some of the corporation interests are s-
lent on the subject of income or net earn
ings taxation on the theory that there is
nothing to be gained by crossing a bridge
before you come to it,
Evening star., 1909-09-05

Steamship companies go on increasing
the facilities for ocean travel regardless
Of the extra work that is sure to fall on
the shoulders of Collector Loeb
Evening star., 1909-09-05

Judge Gaynor Of New York is one Of
the men who have the faculty Of con-
stantly figuring as available candidates
for one political office or another
Evening star., 1909-09-05

The New York telephone girl who is to
appear in light opera calls attention to
the switchboad as a means of voice cul-
ture.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

The annual anxiety as to whether foot
ball can be held down to safety limita-
tions will presently materialize.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

President Taft's interest in base ball has
not gone so far as to tempt him to for
sake the golf club for the bat.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

1t was a particularly bold burglar who,
after robbing Maine railway official,
used one of the officials trains to make
his escape.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

"One thing dats liable to make a man
complain of hard work" said Uncle
Eben, is loafin' de job an gettin'
out o practice"
Evening star., 1909-09-05

1t seems to have narrowed down to the
proposition that unless Sir Thomas Lip
ton decides to compete. there will be no
cup racing.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

Count Zeppelin uses the word "aerosta-
tion.' He evidently favors heavier than
air vocabulary.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

In June Gen. Marina. the military gov
ernor OF Melilla, induced the local kad
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
9poens SOFT.

Gnben Yinieoag ft Nrs. q. 6. 8res
big panbre biem fra bette Qip til. Tom
hi bit baaber, ct beSre, citer omtrent to
Waanencrs ganife imerteIiat Speeleie.
Sur begbuSte at bIioe ip9eIig itrar efter
Rbtanr, os fra Warts al maatte BUN
boIoe Seugen. 8i braetc benoe til Gus
tber SoIpitdl | ct. YauI, bopr bun blen
opereret, os Speoommeu ~befanbtes ba
at bare arrit / Rapeu. SaaIeSes inns
be intet eisres for at reooe benbes 2ip.
gi III benbe ba biem ieien ben 14be
Iaai. Sun bar peb fulb 9epibitbeo til Der
iibite, nsb SerrenS Rahoer, os bar altib
~fcrnsiet meo bpab SUBS Billie MATTE
bare. GUN bebe rolie ben Site Rai %
bIeb unber flor SeItaeeIie bcgrapen ben
2oen SUM, og boiler M pad Ieitre
Soens airteaanro beb Chen at fine 5
f%orubeansne 9sru os fine SorGIore.
Sreo meb benbes Stepl 9eliienet pGre
benoes Rinbel
Sibpbe bar fpbt / Soloereib, Iorbre
5rpnbbjems Gnt. 25be Septbr. 1S47 %
blep Getebiet til g. 6. 9repig ben 17be
Suni 1865. Gum ubbanbrebe iamren
meo fin RanS, fine Sorelbre % en-
@rooer til Gmerifa ben Soe Wtai 1867.
8i Tom iii Slmiteuo gourtb, Winn., ben
29be Suli famine anr. bIeu Der | TO Gar.
oa flpttebe berira Sommereu 1859 til
ReupiIe Co., Rinu., bpor hi tog Somes
iteablaub os boebe I "a aar. ) 1908
ilpttcoe hi inb til gbeu Sacreo Seart,
bpor ies meo bot bnoite Batter Gnna
Gbriitiie irembeIes Dor. Bort sg9teifab
bar Serren beliianet meb 10 Ssrn.
bporai 5 alerebe er gan9ne biem til ben
ebise SpiIe. Sc gienIeuenbe Born er %.
!. 8repis | Sacreo Seart. gditor 8. 6.
grepia o. 6. g. grepig i Seebs. 81. g.,
Rrs. Baitor s. g. Silneis / Gilt, Q. .,
90 ben snaite Gatter iom ct biemme Dos
fin Saber.
Set bar bcnSc aItio fiGrt at ofre til
tirtelise giemeb eler til Subs 8ises
.frentnte.
Com o9iaa ct Tibet Sepis paa benoes
@irfiombeo tan n9pnes, at bun pprets
bolbt &prreiponoauce meb Reminder %
gcfienbte ina at ba ie8 Tom til at ie
ieiennem benoes 9reppuIt, fanbt ieg
665 Srcpe % CARDS iom ale a mers
tebe n,eo Satum for WobtaaeIie % Ses
ipareIie, oa De par ole fun for nosIe al
Be iioite aar. Serior t9ntte ies at beoe
ON SptaseIie al Sisie 2iuier, iad benbes
genner iaa bsre, al bpiIten @ruuo be
life iaar benSes Guar paa De iibite Sres
be Tom er i~nblsbue. Yteb penlig 5ilien
iii ale. y. 3. Srepig.
Sacreb Seart, Iinn., ABE Suni 1909.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22

inopiebes airfen al 9iItriftsformano
8. g. Ganssnes. S ben fororbne
Sfriftl9snine oeItoa Treiterne @ein,
Spcrati, 8eque, aasberg, Seebuiis,
S. u. 8. Stiib. Wenigbeoens apin-
Der bep9rtebe ben fore Soriamling
til Miobag. ON Gftermiobagen
boIbtes eneeIif @uostieneite meo
Yr9oifeu af Bait. Seebuus og for.
tere Saler Of Breiterne e. u. Ban.
fom % s. u. 8. Stub; ben fsrite
talte 9pif Den iibite Torif. Bait.
@ein frembar Menigbeoens Eat til
De a~siiiterenbe 90 ben eiennem bpg.
gelige Set nar oper. Eli Sorbsielie
af Seititerningen bibrog fremfor aft
Spring @robe bel ifolereoe Choral
Union UNDER 9rof. Speratis 2eoeIie,
@ilmineton @rais 9anb UNDER Gbr.
9acfmans 2eoeIie. gegge bisie mt.
iifalife Srsaniiationer leperebe gebi.
gen 3irfemuiif, Der / ~ltbfsrelien loo
meget Tibet tiIbage at snife. 8mo
eipe @ilmineton Ienigbeb og bens
Brett ret mango berliae Gage | oct
rpe, pr9gtige 9iiosbus! g. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
Wilmington Rirfe.

Ssnbaa Den Ste SUM- blep, Tom
aaereoe meobeIt, @ilmington Wenig.
bebS me 8irfe inopiet. 2enne We.
niabeo, iom MI betienes al Eait. $.
Z. @eiu, er en- al DC Menigbeber Der
oprinoelig tilbsrte oct p%iotltrafte
Iornegion &ioge 8alo, bpiS Brett
omtrent / en- Wenneifealoer bar pGret
9oit. ct. g. Heaue. San betlener
iremoeleS Sprine @rope &aloet, men
iibite gar beiIutteoes at aaloet lfitloe
beIcs, og @ilminston, Caledonia cg
Seiferion Wenigbeber folbte oa Ga'
flor Heaiies bapGreuoe aapelan 80.
flor $. s. @ein til fin Greit, Sans
grbeioe bapoe ollereoe | lphgere Sto
omtrent uoeIllffenbe peret piet biSle
Ieniabeber, % en- Itor Gel al lin
Sib bar han / De iioite Sor aar lagt
poa Mrbeioet for ny airfe. Zen
oomle par for liOen, abifiuig 'trsbe'
Iia oa Iaa / Ell llofant al Weni9be'
Sen. slf Yreitens biitoriife Splps'
ninaer irengoor at 8irfetomt bleo
poIat oen 26oe Mai 1907. gaereoe
/ Tebr. 1909 blep 8ontraft afIlitttet
meb Sirnoet Martin Sobnion & Ssn
fra Grcsco ON at opisre airten efter
Yloner oa Speciiifationer nofGroige.
Sc al Nrfitefterne Sdicf & &otb ira
Ga GroSie. SisrneItenen lo9oeS Den
tloc S'uni 1908 ca III, Den 6tc Stunt
1909 tunbc 9irfcu inbpieS eiter ole.
rebe f~orcIpbig at barre brltat 'toer
Sui 1905. airfen er ct meget it'll
fulbt % ooffert 8uoSbns | ben ro'
mantle Stil, belt siennemisrt paa
airfcns 'gorc OF Suore. 0en trent
bnSer berior Tom ben Itaor Der paa
Spibeu ct paffert Glue meo rene
9iuicr % Sontirer og ct poer't I'll.
toIeubc Saarn. Gen or bpgget al
preSiet Wencmouie Sauobricf %
@~cbforbItcn. Wen er bens Dore olt
man penter al ct @uoSbus er bens
Snore oct life miuore. Wsblement,
@inhucr % Gag pioucr ON baaoe
Smaa % SlinitiouS / Acknowledged.
Greit oa Ienisbeo Tom troioit bar
orbeioet iammeu tar ubfert et arbei'
sc iom De bar al @runo til at gIeoe
fla oper % pprc itolte al. alter %
Irpoiteitol, Ilterring % 9sbe'crri
or bolot | Neboetr9 % Sulo % en-
poffer aopi af Sborooloiens betleno'
te ariinsitotiie prpber glteruiten,
@9nte / ggetrG o. alt 5rrp9rf ell
Iers | iomnle Surpe. Staaltaget er
ct iiGlocnt paffert Wsniter % 6reS'
fomaliuaen tiItalenbe. Sort Oct CT
ct al oe olerpafreite @uosbuie | bort
Samiuno. airfen bar Siooeplaoic
for cmircnt 400 Borne % ct paS'en'
DC @oneri. geS Snbpielien par trent
ueot en- Iasie Renneiter, antagelia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22

mauo 8. ". Bullet fra R~ortbIano,
Wanpaca Co., Truitee for bette Goun.
tps aipI, ct nteget interesiant Sore.
Drag ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jor.
boIo til Gountpaiplerne.
ND 9pnninssIop trGber frat. -
Gen npe 2enninesIop for WeoIemmer
al Statens Grain Commission og be
al bisie aniatte 6inrftionRrer, blep
forIeben unoertesnet al @iioernsr
9apioion. SisIge benne bill Som.
misiionens MeoIemrter bereiter af.
IsnneS meo 5000 pr. Waaneb, Chief
@eigbmaiter $3.50. Gbief Deputies
$125, mebenS commissioner er be.
inpnSieet til at betale 9eputp Weieb.
matters iaa meget iom 500 pr. Maa.
neo. Sor 09rp9renoe bar Deputies
$50, men bet er Sanfen at forbsie
benne 2en til $50, iaa De fommer paa
famine 2enninasboiis, iom MI er
e~jplbenbe ! Winneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
9un pnkntn.
@anb % Suitrn %umfommer. Ml

Iauo % Suitrn umfommer. ytrS.
4bomas gtcitor fra @arlple opoe tor'
Ieben poa Spipitalet i Iberoeen iom
NsIoe al en- @oSolinerpIoiion I benz
6es Stem, bporpeo Wanoen blep loa
icrbrGnot, at ban iirar bsoe. Oct
omfomue sGgtepars lille Gatter, Der
ooina ianltioig bIep ItrGtfelie Tor
brGubt, peuteS oerimoo at bile font
me fig.
Sturt Snbianermpbc. Snoionere
ira Noiebub, Stanbing Hocf, Grom
Greef, Yine @ibse % Danfton Geler.
~pationerne bill Den 16be Suli boloe ct
fort Wsoe poa 9riile &eierpattonen
peo llolsbet al Meoicine Greet, Vts'
oct IfaI ppre al eli religisS gsatnr %
ioreitooes al Icp. CUTE 8alfer, en-
uobannct SnSianer % Brett ! epilto'
pulfirfcn. Ter err On oaiaa iioIteot ct
Itrpnot Sorblio MOB ole SlagS Spt'
fcipil % Cans peo bette WtsSe. 3eri'
mob bill Der blipe SaIer, 8prpGrteri,
SeitepGSoclsb, 2cgemSepeller o. |. b.
gaaotnr fra Tierre til CANTON
Ypon bor i 8ierre beepnot OF legge
1loucr for en- 2uitreiie meo Saoo tro
bcune 9n til 0anfton. Soronleotllil'
oen hertil er oet Wsbe, iom Nts'
iorrt Hiocr Iaoi9ation G%ongre's bar
iiSitnnpute @p ocn zoe, Soe % Doe
.Suli. Get or Sonfen, at SooSen pao
Rciiens isrite Gog itdI aaa tro
@icrre iii Chamberlain bpcr Der gls'
res StauS Hottcu oucr, Tor 'no n9'iC
Gno at icrtirttc til Donfton. Nnoer'
Nor @e&iep bar til uGpnte @ssoe no
rrpnt islaeube 9elc9ater: u. y. VT
poter. Belle Scurhc; 6. &. Wsiuett
Sort Hierrc; N. .. 3insSrno. gli
1oiut; Geo. ". Snom, Sprin9Helo
:. ". ReuuoIbS, Chamberlain; :. y
Grictiom Gicrre; Sohn !. @bitlort
Torcit Sin; 8. ". Sbpmpion, yer
million; ". G. @oiSboaen, Flatte, o.
Socob Tarrctt, MobrigSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22

tcnfirmereoe MeoIemmer, Tom tiIbs.
rer be forifienige Meniabeoer, til.
iammen uogisr 1851.
Da bet npe 0iitrift for omtrent
ct Var fioen bIep itiftet Dor Der
enoel baooe ! Tiitriftet, oa bel BELT
iibenfor Giitriftet, Tom ntente. at bet
meo flor WanifeIiabeb piIbe funne
Hare fla | 6remtiben. Tenne ssrpat
bar bibtiI piit fla at bore aIoeIes
ugruHoet. Giitriftets Ginanier er
fortioen ! Ell iaa tilfreositinen6e Sor.
fatning, iom noaen ! 9iitriftet funoe
pe1te. Wisiionsfasien er piitnof
en6nu ct Bar Snnorebe Collars |
unoerbalance; men | SammenIia.
ming meo andre Siitrifters finan.
cielle Stiuing, ian er bette en- llbetp.
oeliebeo. 9esuoen er Der mango
Ereitefalb | Oct npe 9iitrift, iom
ioar piI bore piuia til at paotaae fig
ben foregebe '9epiIaning til Urls.
~iionsfasien, Tom bier fla at bore
nsopen6ig, ba SIisninaen for bet for.
lebre Iar for manaes bebfommenbe
bar min6re END be bapoe nentet.
vi ftsrre @etponing eno Giitrif.
tets tilfreositiaenbe finuncielle Stil.
ling err Dog ben forsaeoe Snteresie,
iom bier fla paa iaa mango SpIo for
9iitriftets % bermeb oaiaa for
Samfunbets forffielliae @isremaaI.
Sormano Senbricfion bar niit iig at
bore niofiRr oa opofrenbe | tit gm.
be6e, og girfningen al bans iamrit.
tigbeosfuIoe arbeibe ipores anerebe
paa iaa mango Waaber / forifieniae
0ele af 9iitriftet. 9aa @ruto al
9iitriftets forminbifebe Stsrrelie.
bar mango Weniabe6er og 8reite.
faIb, Tom moaife elers life bapbe
pente @eisa at Sormanoen,
aaereoe npbt aoot Of bans perionIiae
Nprp9relie % Speropipn, oa bette
er | iig ielu noaet iom er Of itsrite
forat Irbeibet fan Iebes /
De rette Spor. Oct me 9iitrift be.
itaar fcrnemmelia at pnare Ireiter,
enbnu life bar ben snifeIiae Or.
| arbeibet, ca for benz bill be
&aab og ben perionIiae 8eiIeonina,
iom Sormanoen / ct minSre Giitrift
bill furne afie Clio til at poe, bore al
liblrberlia getponina.
Sormanb Senbricfion bill ieIp bore
% perionlia Ieoe 1soets ssor.
banolinger. (Were.)