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a good stroke semitic Gondold atp the canal.
is the wrong thing. Never mind. The
old woman here will trust us for some
weeks yet" She leaned from the win
dow and called. "Pomp-e-o!'
From the canal the gondolier an
swered.
'NOw them" said the woman to the
girl.
Kitty threw heavy shawl over her
head and shoulders. while the other
wound about her face the now faml,
lar dark gray veil, and the two went
down into the Campo to the landing.
Pompeo threw away his cigarette
and DOTTED his hat. He offered his ell
bow to steady the women as they
boarded. and once they were seated a
good stroke sent the gondola up the
canal. Under bridges they passed.
They glided by little restaurants
where Venetians in olden days talked
liberty for themselves and death to the
Austrians. and at length they came
out upon the Grand canal where the
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is simple. They say that gambler al
ways wins the first time he plays.
propose that each of you will spare
me what money you can. and kitty
and will go to Monte Carlo and take
one plunge at the tables"
"Monte Carlo" O'Mally brought
down his fist resoundingly. "That's a
good idea. If you should break the
bank think of the advertisement when
you go back to New York."
BE STILL" said Worth.
Dash it, business is business. and
without publicity there isn't any bnsi-
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CHAPTER x.
CARABINIERI.

~ IGNORl," began Hillard calm
ly, before you act will you
not do me the honor to eX-
~ plain this viSit?"
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CHAHACTER FOUNDATION
DR. LEYBURN BEGINS SERIES or
SERMONS FOR YOUNG MEN.

DR.. L. X. Leyburn. pastor Of the
FIRST Presbyterian church began a Sc
ries OF sermons Sunday on Foundation
Stones OF Character.
His first talk was on that subject.
and VIII be followed by The Young
Man In Business The Young Man
In Society THE Young Man in Poll
tics" and THE Young Man In the
Church"
Sundays sermon was taken from
II Peter 1: 81. Besides this. giving
all diligence. add 70 your faith yir-
tue; and 70 virtue knowledge. and 70
knowledge temperance; and TO tenn
perance patience: and 10 patience
godliness: and to godlIness brothe-ly
kindness: and 10 brotherly kindness
love. For II these things BE- In you
and abound. they make you that ye
shall neither be barren nor unfruitfnl
In the knowledge Of our Lord Jesus
Christ"
THE APOSTLE Peter gives rs this
formula for the formation OF char
acter' said Dr. Leyburn." This Is the
FIRST and greatesf business you and I
have before us IN life. Our chief con-
Germ is not 10 build up a great busI-
ness enterprise. though this IL a
worthy ambition for any young man:
not to lay up a fortune. though II
must be a comfortable feeling 10 have
enough laid aside TO meet the needs
Of possible rainy day: Il IL not TO
win the applause and the praise Of
men, though we ought 10 want to be
wen thought OF by our felIowmen.
But our first and greatest work IN the
world IN TO build up a strong. we'll
rounded, symmetrical character that
viii honor God and BE- a blessing 10
men. Our first and chief concern IN
not about the style and nt OF our
clothes, but about the measure OF cur
manhood. Not about what we are 60
Ing 10 have. but about what we are 60
ing 10 become Not about the Kind
Of living we are going 10 make, but
about the kind OF life We are making
I ~Notice that the Apostle says we
are 10 work NJ II with all diligence,
for Il viii not grow aud develop OF II.
self Nehemiah and bis followers
/ working upon the walls with one hand
while they carried a weapon IN the
other with which 10 fight on their enc.
mics IA the attitude for us IN the
building Of ID eteinpIe Of character.
/ THE two first essentials In a great
building are the plan and the founda.
ton. In the building Of the temple Of
character. Jesus Of Nazareth furnish.
% both. His own perfect life Is Oh,
plan. The pattern and his coinplet,
and perfect atonement for sin tn,
foundation upon which we are Il
build. Other foundation can no mai
lay. says The Apostle Paul. than tba
is laid, which Is Jesus Christ. Ans
80 the Apostle Peter here names iiitl
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1910
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Congressional.
For Congress. Chas. N. stedman
of Guilford.
Judicial
For Solicitor: Samuel N. Gattis
of Orange.
Senatorial.
For Senator'S: Maj. John W Graham
Of Orange.
DR.. Jas. A. Hurdle, caswell.
County.
For Representative: Julian 5. Carr.
For Clerk Superior Court: {. d.
Green.
For Sheriff: John F. Harvard.
For Register of Deeds: Mat. .
Markham.
For Treasurer: Simeon Bowling.
For Surveyor: Ed. c. Belvin.
For Coroner: Or. L. c. Jordan.
For County Commissioners: Luther
B. Markham, Maynard Mangum. ]
d. Hamlin, Theo. Belyin. Fletcher
Tilley.
Township.
For Constable: Raymond Hall.
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WON'T VOTE'F0R
BUTLER'SPA||RTY.
Signed Card Issued by Mill Op-
eratives Of State

Salisbury, Oct. ga signed card
has been issued by cotton mill EN-
ployes of North Carolinai who give
the reasons why they leave the repub-
lican and unite with democratic par
ty. The card is to other mill opera
tives and reads as follows:
I'VE, the undersigned citizens Of
Cooleemee, Dayie county. N. c., and
employees Of the Erwin Manufacture
ing company cotton mill at this
place. desire to say to. the cotton mill
operatives and the public in general
that we have been voting the repub-
lican ticket, both state and national.
We have done this. believing that we
were doing the proper thing for both
ourselves and the country's welfare.
We have been repeatedly told in the
republican platforms and by the rep
resentatives and speakers of our erst-
while party that republicanism meant
prosperity. high wages. plenty OF
work. and TO vote that ticket meant
good times in general. We find. from
costly, and bitter experience. since
1907. however. that such is not true;
that we, like thousands of others OF
our own and similar professions, have
been deceived, and we hereby declare
OF afflliation with that party at an
end. and will heneeforth vote the dem
ocratic ticket. believing that In so do
ing. we are. under existing conditions
In our state and nation, taking the
right. proper and only reasonable
course Three and four days work a
week. with the cost OF living contin-
ually rising, is not the kind OF "pros-
perity" the working people need. but
il is the kind we are getting. and we.
as result of this, and kindred rea-
sons. do hereby bid the republican
party a cheerful goodbye. since by
its base acts and general issincerity
il has driven US from its midst
Respectfully
III. j. LENTZ,
Night Waterman.
T. 4. CLAMPITT.
Cloth Room.
j. c. MITCHELL.
Card Room.
Oct. 81. 1910. ~
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as the FIRST stone Ia the wall OF char
acter. because II Is by faith that We
receive and rest upon Jesus Christ
alone for salvation az he Il offered %
US In the gospel See that your build
ing is resting squarely and securely
upon this solid foundation. the Rock
OF Ages. for none will stand the storms
and stress Of life. and the great final
testing time.
Besides this. giving all diligence.
add 70 your faith. virtue. Virtue IA
from the Latin vIrtus. yiTfllty. yalour.
strength. courage. power. We have
narrowed It's meaning down TO purity
Of heart and life. because the man who
has purity OF heart and llfe has yir-
ility. salouT. strength. courage.
power. Men argue that we ought to
have knowledge OF evil NO that we
may be able TO eight II wisely and sue
ccssfully. This Is the DEVILS lie with
which be deceived Eve. and with
which he has been deceisIng her chill
dren ever since her day. Did Christ
prepare himself for his eight against
SIN By soiling his own soul and body
with slhg As well argue that the doc
tor. can never treat successfully a dis
ease which he has never had himself.
Il Is not the man whose memory and
imagination are filled with pictures Of
evil. much lcss the man whose body
and soul are marked with the scars o.
sin. but the purg and clean In heart
and life who has power.
EVIL sticks TO the heart and mind
With tenacity that Is simply deyillsh.
and the man who deliberately In
creases his stock Of knowledge OF evil.
who for example. goes down Into the
slums Of great city after midnight on
tour OF investigation simply 20 salts
~ his purient curiosity IL a fool lie
has branded upon his own memory
and imagination these foul pictures az
indelIbly AZ n they had been prIcked
Into his own flesh with India ink.
Men claim that sin gives variety.
spice. zest 20 life. But there Is moth
Ing more deadly monotonous and
wcasiaome than sin. study the air,
the face. the manner of the people
who seek their pleasure In disslpa.
ton. and see how wearied and jaded
and languid aud listiess they are IN
every look aud In every word and
action. There Is no spice. no variety
no freshness in sin except The nfsr
sin. All the rest Is stale and sireary
aud bitter slavery.
No. Il il ignorance Of evil. limo.
cence. purity Of heart and habit that
gives life lts freshness. liz sweetness
liz beauty, IFS gladness. ifs power"
The speaker then took up one b,
one, the other characteristics men
toned by Peter 10 the text. and treat
cd them an stones In the temple o.
character. dwelling with telling effecl
upon knowledge, Temperance. patti
ence. godIiness. broiheriy Kindness
browning the whole temple with love
as the halo Of glory, and pIcturin,
the capstone or>pcrfectIon placed %
on the completed building BY the saw
ior, In the morning OF the Resurfcc
ton, amid the rejoicing Of angels an,
archaneiss. and all The hosts Of IN,
redeemed.
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NORTH CAROLINA,
DURHAM COUNTY AND CITY or
DURHAM
To Lee and MolIIe Shut:
You are hereby notified that on
September 9Th and November LIST.
1902. A. A, Murdoch purchased
certain lot described as follows:
One lot situated on the corner 81
whitted street and Banks alley. list
cd In your name for taxes: said sale
having been made By J.sR. Patton.
Tax Collector Of the City Of Durham.
on September eth. 1909. and By J
y. Harvard. tax collector and sheriff
81 the county OF Durham, on Noyem.
Der lat. 1909, because OF POUR failure
20 pay said taxes assessed on said
lots for the tax years Of 1907 and
1908. You are hereby further mo-
tilted that the time OF redemption
viii expire on the 9Th OF December.
1910. and n you fail 20 redeem said
land within said time the undersIen.
cd will apply TO said city and said
county tar collectors of the city and
county OF Durham for deed Of con-
yeyance 10 the same.
This 18th day OF August. 1910.
A. A. MURDOCH.
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HIS HUNDREDTH VOYAGE
ANDREW CARNEGIE SHOW SIGNS
OF FEEBLExEss on RETURN.

New York. Oct. 25.--AnGrew Car
nagie, with much less vigor than a
year ago, walked down the gang
plank OF the Baltic Sunday assisted
BY his private secretary and his man
servant. Immediately after the White
Star steamer had beTthed from Liver
pool. He vas not detained by the
customs officers and at once entered
waiting carriage on the floor below
and was driven to his Fifth avenue
residence with Mrs. Carnegie and
their daughter, Margaret. To all
who saw him and knew him Mr. Car
negie had aged much since leaving
here lest May for his annual stay at
skibo Castle. Scotland.
To the reporters Mr.. Carnegie pro-
tested that he was feeling well and
had had a delightful voyage. But he
said there was no Interview 10 be
given out. as there was nothing TO
talk abont. About business" he
answered 10 a question. You know
am out of business" Then he was
asked TO say something about the
political situation, although he ar
rived too late TO be registered as a
voter. Politics." he said. THAT is
the last sabject TO talk about at the
present time. am sorry that !
can't say something 10 you boys. but
there is nothing TO say"
Then Mr.. Carnegie asked II there
had been any result nom the pro-
iec,ed conference OF the committee
or the house Of lords and the house
OF commons. He said he was hope
full that the two bodies would come
to an understanding without further
friction.
The night before at the concert
Mr. Carnegie was one of the judges
10 award prizes for games that had
been held on board the steamship
during the voyage, and had with him
such distinguished jurors as Judge
George Gray. Of Delaware. and Arch.
bishop Patrick w. Riordan. Of San
Francisco. Mr.. Carnegie made ter
minutes speech, during which he said
II was his Tooth trip across the At
lantic and bis eighth voyage as q
passenger on board the Baltic
when I came to america 40 odd
years ago Il MAS on board sailinf
ship" said the irpnmaster. = greal
contrast 10 the fast aud luxurioui
steamships Of today. There has beer
change IN the people. too. here
They have been 50 socIabIc ant
friendly. The proDdest thing In m,
life Is that ! am an, American citizen
and see also that you all are al
loyal ~ ! am. Let Us sing God Saw,
the King for the sake OF the oil
country. for Il appeals TO every loya
} and true American. Mrs. CarnegI,
then recited the second verse D
: America. and Mr.. Carnegie repeat
ed Il after her, saying that he wa
) proud TO possess the original manu-
script Of Samuel v. Smith, III,
author.
During the voyage the constant AZ
! tention Of Mr.. Carnegie 20 his it'll
! daughter was the subject Of mucl
comment, and her every wish SCENE
, 70 be graiihed instantly whenever (
was possible.
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The AngeIs of lie Gras..r

Ny heart can feel but feeble words.
alas.
Have not the depth and fitness to
express
Ny height Of Joy and deep thankful
TO him whose vivid fancy brought
That rare conceit--"The angels OF
the grass"
Il Is AZ n some fairy sorccrcss
A picture wrought with unexampled
stress;
or scattered gems into a sea Of glass.
Such be the dainty flowers then 70
mel
The gentle ones with deeply-ten-
der eyesl
Their tones ! hear. der Iustrons
wings J see:
And ! am filed witt rapture and
surprisel
Ny heart accepts the figured mystery
That flowers are angels, dwelling
in disguised
Eden Reeder Latts. in Christian
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q. r. HOwTiITON 4 sOs

Funeral Directors and Embaimers
Office and Show Room sic Mangum
Street
Phone 1917 Night or Day Service
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NEEDS 4 NEW IHELTER
.roLLY or THE CIRCUS" TOO
BIG FOR RALEIGH.

Raleigh. Oct. 2s.-RaIeigh's great
need for an up-to-iate theater with
adequately equipped and accessible
stage was forcibly demonstrated In
the presentation Of Polly Of the
Circus. here yesterday matinee and
night. In that II was necessary 70
bring the ponies and the circus horse
onto the stage between acts through
the auditorium. Whom the splendid
horse had been marched thunderous-
~ down the aisle Of tho theater 10
the side door 20 the stage the door
had 10 be unhinged with great dim
guilty and delay 10 assure safe pas
sage Of the animal through the place.
Then the staging OF this splendid the
airlcal. including the circus ring fea-
ture especially. was crampcd 10
degree that taxed the excellent CONF
pany TO q degree 10 anything like
overcome the handicap OF course
when the big city auditorium with
is 5000 seating capacity and lm-
mense and complete stage equipment
Is completed this trouble with the
atrieals that are worth while here
viii be overcome. provided a place is
opened FOR theatrical purposes
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'Kenda|I' 5 Dry Goods Store
THE Ladies' Store
New Coat Suits for Ladies in All the
New ColorS for This Season ~
FINS, All Wool Suits at 1000 and 1900 Better
Suits, The LaVogue $500, 1000 and 22.5O, and
Is. OOseparate Goats for Ladies, 500 to $500
Separate Skirts for Ladies' All Wool, Panama, Black
and Blue, only 500.
Large Assortment of Heavy Winter Underwear for
Ladies and Children, Csc and SOC.
Heavy Outing, All Colors, 8 cents and 10 cents.
Yard-wide Percale, 10 cents and II II cents
Yard Wide Madras, White for Waists Only, II lie.
Blankets, 90 cents and 5000 Per Pair.
Ladies Sweaters, 1913 to 500.
The American Lady Corset LOO and up.
The Millinery occupies the whole floor upstairs with
five young ladies to YOU The largest stock of
Millinery Goods to be found and prices the lowest
Give us call We will please you and save you
money.
vondoII'o n, floodo o4oro
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Bitter says he IL walked up every
morning AZ I O'Clock
What does he keep-a rooster. a
baby or a grandpay"-
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Blabb-why do large women 20 Of.
ten marry small men7
Crabb-They can't intimidaie the
big constellation Transcript
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08

blot itstte De nponte praftiife re.
former, men befGrnpe bet ipoeligt,
reIigigie 5orfoIb. Snart bleo De III
ser, 6o en- Spineburoe toges til Sto.
leIprer, en- Saga. SEQ fine Strobnr'
~eernenners 9ipIp fit 9rGiten bpgget
ct SfoIebus beo 9rpitegoaroen
IeIp temre6e ban goroe og 9ptte
Iommen. g~fterboonoen fuIgte fire
andre Sfoler efter. Selo logoe BON
Sfoleplanen, Der bnpoe en- iPrlig
proftiif Garofter. 9srnene l9rte og.
Too ON, booo gienoom, Sob og Solg
piI iiee; De fit 9eopnoeIiesgrunoe
| Bamboo ensoioenifab, og De lprte
boaoe at ipnee og te9ne. Nen fsrft
og iioIt Dor llnoeroisningen booret
af oct e9entIi9 ppon9o0iife Clement:
Der ifiiloe nooonne9 fromnne, utrf.
iomme ariitne. SberIin forglemte
oog life @%etponitgen oi De 6onneoe
Omgnnesformer, Ssfliobeo, net Op.
tr9oen og ct ismmeligt og pelpleiet
Sprog. San opIprte ieIo De nbe 9p.
rere o1 oner6roa GIeoerne pnsienoe
imoo 8%ilIiosbuerp, Der fiinoe esre
Dem til meoorbeioere efter oeres
Goner.
Soriot optoa ban grbeioet for De
unqe 9ieers Soo. Ooioo Der gif
oct proftiife iommen meo oct teo.
retiife Gn6fsreIie Of ben Iioet feno-
te Strifning). = 9lo1ot be beoIte
uopoIates, ii6en ITO, noaIe til at
to9e fig of Smoobsrn. Get oreieoe
iig Der ON Ii9efrem 1nsning of ois.
ie, men iomtioi9 ~fortoItes Der 6ibeI.
re ener andre unoerboIoen6e oq be.
Iprenoe Siitorier, o9 Der bites Dem
9iIIe6er. Sberlins Characteristic.
Ter bTep iooIeoes ll6gnn9spunftet
for Oe ienere gIipIer, gsrnebnoer ell
Ter oMooerifoIer". Gn u~puroerIig
St6tte boo6e ban Der | fin 8iene.
itepige. 9ouiie SdepIer. Der efter
hans SuItrns 0so bar en- Mooer
for bans eone 9srn oq meo enc.
Itoooen6e 9roifob og Sengioenbeo
Ttprebe bans Sns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08

neopproiqenoe artl Oct gioroe ct
ariben0e SynotrDf paa ben unge
Gruit at ie 6olf paa @runo of ben
iioIte. feiIilogne Seit bo9ito0elig
talt lebe of @res og oil0e litter,
fogt / Mplf. en- iprlig mislDffet
aartoffeIart par eners 9oOeonp-
ringsmi0let. @rso Dnr noerit iiel.
bent og 0Drt. "a Sberlin en- Gag
gap en- Some ct 8engeitnffe, lpite
benoes Zine Iieefrem al @Iqoe Deo
3anfen ON after of funne fao ct
Stpffe greo - og bun bsrte life
til oe egentlig ofattiee". 9oli'
gerne Dor usIe; oe Soinet, oct melt
fremtrPoenoe Susopr, leoe0e | Or.
bets egentlieite 5orItono Si0e ON
Sioe meo fine Serrer. 9lt Der meo
0eoen fuIgte megen Sp9oom. er
i%eIpfslgeligtl
90 par Der moterielt iet BoIo.
beo og Gnnbeo 0eroppe, iaa life
minore poa oct aanoeIige Smroaoe.
SfoIeDPienet por | it9rfeite 5orfalo,
og 1lDioenbeoen n9iten ubeifribelig
Sonfeipttet q brpaef df ro0fn1tet
ODertro, Der faIote 6e6enifabets
Gage tiIboge for erinoringen. -
aaereoe ben gommeIoogs 1ioleft.
Der toItes, poerIieere forponifet til
et aOo0er0GIif oe0 De inoDan0reoe
fremmeoes S~nofIDoeIie. BAR iaa
fern fra goaiprog. of ben Ioa0e ito.
re Sinoringer | geien for nobre6el.
ie of gsger. ieID gibelen oor 0erFor
iieIoen at trGffe pnn. Wen ! soriet
foo life Oisie gieraboeres Su til
2Gsnina ener onnoelig Snsielsgt.
ieIie: De motericIIe droD iiiIleoe for
nGrlisaenoe Gororiuaerl o.
me0 ocHne nbDortes on inopor.
ties Rso por i~eIDfeIgeIia iuIat en-
IGOeIIa HoroiIbeIIe. Der unr biertr.
aribenoe Ser oor noaei at tonr fat
pdnl
Arbribet oar hoo poobeapnbi mea
sDer on noaen 1riiat At 6bcrIlns
TorarHaer. 1870 bnuoe HrboerHe.
Der oor UaHie iii AZ Fe here's FrVii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Eaoer Sberlin.
af Decent 5. Csfar auOerien.

s pore Gage opforores Der, ioml
befenot, itprft til, at airfen oirette
ifal orbeioe meo pna Samfunos'
ipgrgsmaalene5 2esnine. Der peges
life uoen gerettigelIe paa bet In.
fpor, airfen bar ~poa0raget Jig Oeo
fife at gribe mo. on ben nDere Stor-
prohibition fuloltpnoig Rnoreoe @r.
beiosuilfanrene og, I9rlig / De ito
re Snouitrilonoe, biorog iaa meg
tigt til at opbobe Rieoommen paa
enfeIte 5Rnoer. Og enOnu mere
poa. at en- uiocial 9riitenoom" oil
bore ben naturlige gei til of gent
pinoe De 5ierter, iom en- firfefienoif
gfrbeioerpresie og en- iUrig Agita-
tion. Der fun / 6raien Loo uHeli-
gion opre Rriuotiag", bar frem-
meogiort for Menigbeoen.
Wange aIoorlige ariitne er fulot
o~perbeoiite oerom, og Der er | BEN
ne Sammenbung ofte fra Dem pc.
get tilbaae pao airfens Siitorie, for
at minoe ON De mouen0e @iOnes-
bnr0 ON n%iociaI ariifenOoms~ BE.
tponing for Cubs Rises 6remme.
Neo IprIis SnteresIe bar Op.
mprfiombeoen oo Dpret rettef moo
eliasierpruiten Oberlin. % ban er
en- Wano. Der Dor D9re Renigbeoen
fenot. Sans utr9tteIige Gpofrelie
| life minore emo 80 aor. for at
briHae Ell forfommenR enisbeo nan.
oeIigt % mnierieIt paa Jooe. pIeier
oesnoen at anpiIe bom Ell Sores.
ploos bIaloi aVibnerne~ unOcr slo.
tionoIismens % AeUoIuiionens fir.
feIiae 3orfnI0.
Ses tror mn ~riatignof. al Dor
9ibs bnbere. FriiieIiee GrInrinaer
aiper % Ret HI pan DrIentIiae
gnnttsr at inae oiaiori NiIiaHo
fra Gberlin. Gan bnrer Itrrtc Nrr.
fer At fibens llHnrheb pan BET reIi.
aisfe Dmrnabr. Nen Get Ttnor taft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08

at bans br9n0enoe !0iertes inoerlige
og uroffelige aerligbeo til De Tor.
IGNITE og fortrpfte fan itad til en-.
buer 3io iom ct p9ffenoe Jorbille-
De. Sg belle bans Gin oioner ON, at
ban benteoe i'm fo~rbaoienOe Strait
og lin 6nitbeo / Moogangen fra lit
@uosforboIos Snoerligbeo. oHien
fans 0ieu, tout al Soupeur" lin.
tet uoen Subs &ialp, oft til 5reI.
ierens 9Gre) por 6ooeoiummen al
bans Grfaring.
Zen I. 4pril 1867 uonpontes
Sobann 5rieoird 0berlin til Sogne.
prqIt | Steintbol eller Ban De 10
Gode oppe / 8oeeierne paa @rpn.
len al eIias og 9otrin9en. 0mtrent
1900 Menneifer boeoe Der, ipre0t
/ s gpg6er | BET omfdttenoe og zoe
Sogn. On Wnno Tom Oberlin, Der
fom fra ct Centrum Tom Strasburg.
moa bane f6lt fig Tom beniat | en-
Zrfen. Doerft pdnIfeli9 bar oaereoe
5orbinoelfen me1em Sognets 8i.
Itrifter; men enonu nonIfeligere me0
8eroenen uoenom. 4an bar iom
gent ben oeroppe.
Og GOLD nor til Disie bette Sogns
Sorobnnol alippen laa b~gppigere
bar, emo ben ifjultes Of ct ipariomt
Sorolag, o. aIimnet uor barif. 5
CT Waane0er better Sneen Sor'
Den, o. mar ben imelter. i%oulner
5lo0ens 5iaeb OBJ oa meoierer De
fenOte &siiielosfarer. Zen moterieI.
Ie 9s0 par oaere0e al oisie @ruHoe
flor; tbi oonobruaet. 5nobuegernes
oGieniIigite GrbuerU. msote inaIeOes
De itsrite gauiteIiabeoer. eFterDirt.
ninaerne al 1reoiBeonrsfriaensGI len.
oiabeb par oesiioen en0nn life for.
pnnone: o. ben broae0e Sfnre al
forfomne 9uIfere. 1rnnIfmrnO,
SBeitiere % StaIieHere. Der iioen
ben itore aifoIiHiHas Tage bo0be
Isat IN Der. bnuoe life TorTHonei al
brlnae guabeH materieIt ener ann'
beIiaf pna 6ooe.
CorraIt 3aitiabom al ben NET