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Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
MYSTIC
Serious Aocident-Methodist Commit tees to Aid in Church Renovation Sudden Illness of Luther A. Nor gan.

Louis Rock, while trying to board 8 moving trolley car on Main street Sunday night, caught his foot in the hose that had been stretched along fire in the Watrous block and fell to the ground. He bruised himself bad ly and sprained his ankle. He was taken to his home and for a few days will be obliged to stop work.
 Committees to Aid Pastor. Upon invitation of the pastor, Rev. .C. T. Hatch, of the Methodist church, all the Benevolent societies in the church were represented. It was his object to bring before them the idea of raising money for the different causes in the church. Each commit tee will be obliged to raise the money otherwise than the contributions that take place on Sunday. Repairs are to be made to the interior of the church, the altar is to be enlarged, the walls to be redecorated and many other changes were brought up at that time. Since MT. Hatch has been here the congregation has nearly doubled, many new members have been taken in the church and has prospered hnan- ciaIiy. The meeting of the committees will be held Tuesday evening of next week.
 Taken Suddenly III.
 Luther A. Morgan WAS ldkcIl Suu- denly i'll at the Hotel Hoxie, where he is staying, with acute indigestion, on Monday morning. Landlord McLaugh- lin hearing a noise, went to his room and found him on the floor. Dr. Purdy was summoned and made him as com- fortable as possible.
 News in General.
 Charity chapter, Order of Eastern Star, met Monday evening in Odd Eel lows hall, and 8 class of candidates received the mysteries of the degree. A social session followed the work.
 Len Gift is suffering from the ef- fleets of blood poison in his left hand.
 Harold Rickerman has returned to New York, after a visit with his par ents. MT. and Mrs. Fred Rickerman.
 Miss Bessie Eberhardt has returned to New York after a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Bentley.
 St. Patrick's fair was continued on Monday evening with lsrge attend ance. A musical programme was rem tered and dancing with Grinnells s orchestra was enjoyed.
 Dr. Benjamin Sweet was in town on Saturday and reset Mrs. Belle Latin am,s arm. which was broken some five weeks ago and which is not getting along at all well.
 Henry Abell of Providence is the guest of his brother, Otis Abell.
 Ralph Passamore has returned from a visit in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-SmaH brown pocke tbool1 with SmS II sum of money. between Breed Theater and Boston Store Monday af- ternonu. Finder leave at this office and receive reward. ngN22d
 BaNkBOOK Isosr--T.ost or stolen PaSsbook No. 105oS9 of The Nol-vyic Er Savings Society. All persons are~t.at- tion ed ag3inst plIrch9 sing or neg tat ing the Ss me. and any person ha Ning a claim to said book is hereby called up on to present said c4s inn to said ba k on or before the 2lst day of May 1911 or submit to having the book declared cancelled nd extin guisled and a new book issHed in lieu thereof. or the amount due thereon paid. noH22Tu
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
OBITUARY.
Mrs.A Albert L. Gates.

On Saturday evening at 1.3O Mrs
 Albert L.. Gates died at her home on cutler street after an Illness of q week Nith pneumunia Mrs. Gates on No- vemoer "A 1860. married Albert Gates
 her maiden name be4ng Miss FVeline K. Cutler. and for the past 50 years she has resided here, and on NoVem Der 24, 1910, elaborate prepara tions were nrversary or their marriage. Mrs. Gates was born here June 20. 1S41
 the daughter of Capt Benjamin and Sophronia .Oatham) Cutler. Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
wRiAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

Vaudeville ana moving pictures at vazsdsvsis and motion pictures at the Mo~sns Picesres at the Breed The nfer.
 Fisk Uns~e Jubilee Singers at Second CcnG<eEatfonal Church
 Club NiGht et ArcHnum Club.
 Drill of Fifth Company. c. A. C., C. N O.. st ArFnory.
 shstueket Lodge. No. 2T, l. O. o. F., meets in Odd Fellows Hall.
 Norwich Loege, No. 6, K. of F., Sorwich Council. No. T3o, R. A, meets fin RzcktnHhsm Memorial.
 Second Division. A o. H., meets in Austin Block
 Csurr Qu>nebaug. No. i2S, F. of A., meets In Fcrn@t@ @rws Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
COLCHESTER.
Improved Roadbed-CIass Confirmed by Rt. Rev. Bishop NiIan-Union Thanksgiving Service Planned,

The road from Main street to the sta- ton has had a coating of gravel put on and is now ready for the topdress-- ing of crushed stone. The road roller which was used on the state contracts will be used to roll 1t down. This will be the best road in town. There is talk of doing the same to several other pieces of road in the borough.
 Confirm ation at St. Andrews.
 Rt. Rev. Bishop Milan of Hartford was at St. Andrews church Saturday afternoon and confirmed large class. A large number came from Moodus in autos, buses and teams to attend1,
 The Ladies Benevolent society is to meet in the ladies room in the chapel Friday afternoon to sew.
 Mis- Mabel Hfci1ox of Lebanon was at her home in Linwood avenue over Sun day.
 Charles N. Taintor of New York was at his summer home on Taintor Hill over Sunday.
 Charles NJ Reade and George T. Clark of Willimantic were in town on Monday.
 David S. Day of Bridgeport was the guest over Sunday of hls father, Hon. k. S. Day.
 Miss Ruby Bigelow, who Is teaching in Columbia, was at her home on South Main street over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James $. Case and Rev. B. U. Rel0lnRtOn and Wfe were Tn Fitchville Sunday afternoon in Mir. Cases touring car. Mir. Remington conducted services there Sunday aft ernoon.
 Union Thanksgiving Services.
 Union Thanksgiving services will be field Thursday morning at 1045 in the Congregational chapel. The pastors and members of the other churches have been invited to attend
 Fred A. Smith of New Britain was a caller in town Saturday.
 Mrs. John Carrier and daughter Miss Elsie Carrier, of Westchester, were vis- iting friends in town Saturday.
 Joseph Smith and daughter, Miss An nie Smith, were guests of Mir. and Mrs. George A. Peck of Westchester over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John R. Backus return ed Friday from Putnam.
 Mrs. James Brown of Willimantic was the guest of relatives in town Sat- urday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
Dressed in "eIaek and Yellow"

Not Football Colors' but the color of the carton conts sining Foley's Honey and Tar, the best and safest cough remedy for all coughs and colds Do not accept a substitute. but see that you get the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in yellow carton with black let ters. The Lee & Oseood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
Mikado Trio Concert,


 Miksdo Trio Concert. The following Is the programme of the concert to be given by the Mikado Trto by che Parish Aid society of Christ ~fsnrch fin the dining room of the Wat ryan hotel on Friday evening of this weei15
 Programme. sntroductcry r@n,e1g<s by MT. T. Asai. Cherry Blossom, ChilGren's Song in Japanese,
 Taheori Song and xato.
 Nme. T. Tshseri.
 Prof s. Takaori. veesl soaos ssrede la Vanpa di
 Mime. rNTskaori peadinE, Selected
 Mrs ". AsaI T~sruhn scsc. Japanese hand drum.
 Taksori
 Mrs. T. Assi. .ssiuisiR,
 Prof. r. Taksori. <ocel solo. Voice di donna Ga Gloconda), Pouchulli Sarsnese dramatic music CKarijiu |, chr). Tskaori Bong ana E<aso.
 M1ne s. Takaori
 Prof s. Takaori. rocsi soto, Irish Love Song. Lang
 Mir. T. Asai. Original Madam Butterfly Gin Jap sreee), Takeori arrne. s. TRLaori, Prof. :. Takaori. Aria df Af1daara Butterfly. Puocini
 Mine S. Tskeori. vecxi dsef. Sing Me to Sleep. Greene hr,s. s.S1'akaori, Mir. r. Assi.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
PeiIucid English.

A sign in a tailor shop attracts 'Iongfellow's" eye, and he sends in a copy thereof as follows: Notice! Work that Is made here when, altered after ninety days is got to be paid."- Newark News.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
MUCH IN LITTLE

Aeroplane and airship exports have been entered in British foreign trade statistics for the first time. Such shipments amounted to s21,120 in Sep ten1ber and to s33.S70 in previous months this wear.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

MT. Otto Paul Milwaukee, Wis., says Foley's Honey and Tar Is still more than the best. He writes us: "All those that bought it think it is the best for coughs and colds they ever had, and I think it is still more than the best. Our baby had a bad cold and it cured him in one day. Please accept thanks. The Lee & Osgood Co
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
BALTIC
- Teachers and Sunday School Of M. E CI.s.~es1 Give Sueeessfui Entertain nrer4.

Tine ~AB~n-S@rA 1f %ais- =aanday school e uyn p@kcSssrw of due M E. ~tlusoh held a v~rv ss.srcessSs1l sgrsTtsa iH sient in 4Sps<<1ss haa es.-tsTdsS- evening. the fesssossde co su towards Christmas Gse< for rfss- -cf<sseH or the church. ,ss<Hss sesE cake were sers ed durihs the rueskzla stss aEster+-stfsls drsIss The s~nHnF<eE -cf Hsr Sex @y-s~s hneiy pre- ~-rs-e6 hy shA following east. Mrs. TprpdaE-sry a 14@adsairas Mrs. Debo- rzn sSkr~. E. CssteE: Florence Duplex Mas 1k- zkffer. CsyoiiBe. Miss Alice u-szpr-rs s1<1ss,d< Deftsiaon Miss Flor ~ncs ysssshezr eo,ye Nsy. Mrs C. Sta -4~roS- Kate the cook. Miss Frances s<arxunaa; lMASgie Donovan. Miss Liz ~ Ay<01r- Mandolin solos were rem d1wu3 V zD0 k1ce Walker and Mss LAnra Hk4gUWAy.
 Haw. U. O. BelleFcse Is busy taking t:ne oena1wtcf Che parish
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

More oats were shipped from Bahia Blanca than from any other Argen- tine port during the first eight months of 191O-157.436 metric tons, as com pared with ,020 from Buenos Ayres and 22S5O from La Plata.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

Wheat flour was imported into tht United States during the first eigh months of 1910 to the value of $5sO,. 514. against $412,Ss4 in the same pc. riod of 1909 and s9s,359 in the sam' months of 1908. The customs duty re
 mains the same-25 per cent. ad va lorem.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Henry Nontie has purchased of M. H Donchue ts5-f6T West Thames S<>eet at junction of Thames and West rrhsrnes streets, known as Cooper Clark -prcrertS through agency of Francis D. Dcn~hra.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

An cr6Snasy railway engine is equal j1, assngsh--ts nine hundred horses.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
IF YOU WANT TO SELL

your property put it into the hands of D. A. PRENTICE, SC Cliff Street, who will give you honest, careful and experienced service without charge un- less a sale is made.
 Farms speciality. nov11d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

Richard C. Kerens, American am bassador at Vienna, forwards a. ca hlesra n stating that the internationa congress on refrigeration in session there voted unanimously to hold the next meeting in the United States of America. the time and place to be de termined later.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
HORSES

Just arrived from North Dakota, car of 22 Horses 10 Heavy Draft Horses. s Good Farm Chunks, 4 Driving Horses Must be sold at once. Charles w. Hew- itt, will be at John Manwarring's Sales Stables, Asylum Street. nov22d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

BOOK YOUR ORDERS FOR $.s?.s $;,s $,,%.s;s Roe. Baby Jhcks Cliff Poultry Yards, Yantic. Tele- phone 321-2 nov22TuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

The production of cheese in Holland is a large industry. The latest figure show it's annual production to amour to 1T6.000, 900 pounds, of which two thirds are exported. In addition t' the purity mark the cheese will b' marked to show where and when 1 was made and stamped or labelled.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

topographic relief map of the United States as been isued hv the United States has been issued by the it sells for 10 cents. An administra- tive map of Yosemite national park for 25 cents and numerous other topo- graphic maps of various sections of the country at cents each have also just been issued
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

Platinum. which enters the United States free of dnty. is figuring more largely in ihe imports. The .s,6@l ounces brought in during the nrat eight months or 1910 had j value or S23e57 44s. The 1siSl6 ounces import cd in4tfla same time in 1909 were worth sl.491.5i0 and the 1eS22 ounces in the first eight months or 1908 were worth $Ji;.l'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

melt ml,ligc Mpttc al Sen @ioen, lom
&roi. @pggilo lioocr inoe paa set
Smracoe al Mrltcinoiliir;c:::, ser
melt b!refte pebfonmlcr ocul. 81 meo=
oe!tc i iiolic 9flluler al @labet CIT
Muffe G,untr, lon Dan CT nlllig til
at heha:lolc / iine Tpreorag 90 flere
al 6;sis ol1goor / aol1ite irrli9 Groo
&Dcrues Mrlfcforluni,,a. 9anIfe
@uiprcninaer buroc / itpr lloltr9f-
ming henptte Jig al bette. Sore
2onos!uuno lt0c poa ErGricn bar
purct 9oncbrDocrc for MnlcrifuS
Meieripa ien. 9oo ps 9onife @p=
erie BRUCE Sen 2cili9beo, Ser iii TIL
by0cs % ipr at uorllltc os til at gao
/ Spioicn for @ropct ON rcn MGlt
i @perne, iaale0cs at III lite blot IT'LL
Ter &rapet, ll1c,r oglao fun gipe M1=
pisning poo, bporlcocs set htolt tom
ppfpIoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

befienot er meget upillige til at gipc
Clip paa oeres iln0e og iterfe 8or-
gere. @piS nogle, eller alle 0isie
@in0ringsmi0ler ifuloe blipe paa=
buote peb Sou, nil6e SnIpa,1oring
BERTH 2onoet blipe meeet uanlfelig
eller felt unulig.
Do lt,rGer% lfriperne al Ne ol1,tio=
1len c1itcnmigt CT / Joppr al 2op-
ginning, Ser film u0eluffer moralif
og fDliit ubclOige SnOpanbrere, og 81
Sc ollere0e ef%silteren0e 2ope giper
allie forneone >Gorifrifter / iaa @en=
ieenoe, f%orlanger Sc, at etbpert bi6ere
Jorleg pao at paulteliggipre Sn0=
panoringen opgipes, ligele0es etbpert
6orlpg paa at ltanoie Sprettelien al
Set planlogte 9ipilion Of Snformo=
ton eller S%110lfrnfning al Sets Sir
fefelt.
&eioll1tionel1, Ser repre- enterer
9la0e / "a forifjellige Slngemaal
Ter / 9onOet, i%noienotes til Hrnli0er1=
ten % &iccprel i0ente1r Al Sc Torenc=
DC Stotcr, &epruientantbnietS
Speafcr, @onoels= % Nrbejosmini=
iterel1 % 6orn19noene for Sc lopgi=
pen0e &uuures Sn0po1orings=&nmi=
teer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
3%sauana &crocn:noili!lingcr.

Set pier lig I'LL. ii Ser CT belle tt
Rauoioatcr ior sGrt.; II Nfboloelis
al G.. %uou:uoIti!t;:tg / N%Hleonll1g
al MatniNsen Al Banana @al1olen !
1916 : Saa UrouciSso % Nem Dr.
leans. %esge %ner fre,nltiller lo11
Set t.:.oe 'unt: iise herettlgcoe &roo
pua oHue ilS.uNrfelle. Nelp Dr.
leans :ueler, at oe.ls Sllbllo fl,roe
bore uuro cn Stptte al Is Mtlllloner
Solar: ii StotStaSle15 Mioler, %
@on Tralitisen nil uel neppe belief
ie li0 il1ouo til at sielnennfore So
gen ,toeu llnsle Suru5 Nsllltance.
Spil.:n a oi5ie Gper Ser guar al
mes Seireu / oennc noble &appe=
itri0 fliiloe uure 0: Nanlfc tcnln1elig
Iigegploiet, bpi* Oct life por ior 81
Gorbereoell er bore 9%a1oslnrl1o neo
SEN gplone Sort IT'S til Stillebopet
ollereoe far gjort for Of bopoc Oeres
gamle Je6relol1o* o9 Uluas sGrc.
5om tioligere on1talt bar Sun 6rqn=
ciscos 9anlfe belluttet Jig til at reile
en- banif 8pgning poa beres l1oitil-
ling. Set ct fari1e Gang at Gonife i
l16lol1Get bar bopt Moo til at inolo=
be Jig paa ct ioo ltorl laaet Soreta=
genoe, % fienoer man Sem ret, Sc
9onife oerl.oe, bprer Sc life til Sc
Golf, Ser llaar 8re6et op, fpr Sc bor
nosenlulloc goo l10ligt til, at Sc fan
fao set bugt. 5itfert nil oerfor
Muertfos 9onife / &appeltriocn mel
lem @an 6ranciseo og Melp Srlean;
1tille fig paa 0eu f0rlte @pcs SIDE.
@i be6> at bort Golf pil fple Jig be0it
biemme u0e / SEN, laa n1eget mere,
fom Ser paa Gorhoanh uil blipe bpg=
get Set ct bpggeligt % purSigt @jen1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

rens Mnfon1it til Chicago bapoe OPP
bolot Jig nogle Maane0er / Mmerifo,
u0en at finoc pas cnoe 8Gfipf tigel=
ie. SEQ Yrofesiorens &iemreiie bar
uoligterne enon1 life felt lpie> ifjent
Sen 0aDgrenoe oal1lfe &onlul 9reier
og andre fo%rmaaen0e Ganife bapoe
lobet at tage fig al SEN 11nge Mono.
Ser ranot noge1r Si0; iao fit Yro=
les orens Yo0e s(nipttelie / en- @unf-
iorretning paa &eltlioen. @ons
@irfiombeo bar forlagt til 9anfens
gporefasie GSopings Snltit,rtion"}
bpao ba,1 paa Sporefasie ems 8rcppa-
pir 11noerretteoe lit Spbop ON. ---
Nogen Sis oerefter fom jeg cit Dag
in0 til &onll1len for at be0e bam
fritiif giennembcgle nogle npe ling
oomsfpao leg Dap0e begaaet.
s mine Njne Itoo @oniulen neu,-
Zig beit, ielp naar jeg fblte mig for
neoret. @bor ban ifaanieIsIgit req
neo, fanot ieg noset oplbftenoe =
noget, iunot og ian6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

r@e 9u'nte De, sit Giols," ipare=
Sc &iebenbabneren oberlegent. ~9e
e'n @tuoent, iom e gaaet @ro6erne
igiennem, ioa ban e Me'en &anbt=
Oat."
rMaa> e ct iao'n / @ainoi6at
aaptoinen iteg OF fra Dpbet, iaa
leg fit life bere mere al @amtalen.
Men set fine @ngelfe bopoc giort
Sn6trpf.
S 1878 TOM til Chicago Ell, oonif
Stoleman0 og &%rofesior, iom bar
bleDen ienot ODER al Sen 6onife @tot
for at i9tte Jig ms / set omerifonife
Sfolepeien Yrofesioren bar ipr-
6eles folfelig og benneiGl, iaa ban
1lcg an meo set iamme og blep &o=
l%ontetS On0ling. Oct er en- Selp=
fplge, at ban bar grnnoigt fienot
meo set engelife 5prog og talte Set
tint - ellers bil0e ban 1teppe bore
blepen ie1t6t oper og III truffen
frem lom ct @fsempel.
&rofesioren bap6e en- Sen, en-
lug, lopen0e @ano, lom be6 6a6e-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
On Re(o(ution.
Snopanbringcn 10 DC fremmeos
Sprugs &resie I Mmerifa.

S Slutningc1 al 6ebruar Maa=
nco aIDolotcs ct Mpoe / Seem Dort
al Mc0lelnn,cr al Mmcrican Mslucta=
tion pi 6oreian Memspnpers, pco
bpilfen 9eiligbe0 ser oo1neoes ct 81
berth S%S1nigration Gocietp, ser bope0=
iageli9 TOM til at beitoo al Me0len!-
nner al sen feritnnpnte Msi location,
l1ogipere uf Wooe / s(merifo, Scr er
ifrepne pou frermueoe Sprog, ialt
ca. 300:
SEQ Mp0et blep Ser pc0toget CIT
@%eiolutiou, itilet til Sc 6oreneoe
Stuters Hre lioent, MegieriugeuS
Sefreter fur @al1oel ug Mr6ejoe og
til 6orn1anoene for Senatets og &c
pre- entontbults aomiteer for Sno=
uan0ring> og oen11e &eiolutiom blep
unoerifrepet al iamtlige Sc tiliteoe=
peren0e ll0gibere. Ga Sc Torbslo,
lom Melolutioneu ombonoler, er al
%almin6eligt S%nteresle, ifal nj FER
| giengipe oens @obcoin0bolo, iomt
fortelig omtale, bpa0 Ser ferte til
Sprettetien al 9ibertp Emigration
Society.
&eulisten meo oets Sprettelie CT
at inopre1te Sc omerifaui te 2ob9i=
bere, at Sen / Sc fren1me6e Sprog
lfrepne omerifonlf e &resie nDoer
Sillio al Millioner al 2niere Gait
set ober, og at sen oirefte repre- en-
terer oisle pes ct Mp6e al benne
Mrt.
Ser fore9oor lte6ie Sc lopgipen0e
3reo1e 8eitrebelier for at l9g9e
Sinoringer iueien for Sn0pan6rino
ber til 2anoet al 6olf fra an0r,
2onbe og @croensoele. ltogipernt
al Sc fremmeoe Gprogs &resie ino.
ler, at itanoies Sn6panoringerl, III!
bette / ferite &effe ifooe Sent, So
9Gierne af 0isie @Io0e for Ell lterre
Gel er NDfommere = Sc omerifanit
feote 6olf ielp al fremmco @erfomIl
bill ieopanlig bellere lele 8la6e
itrepne / set engelife Sprog. Mer
oerbos pil Ell S%tan0snine al S,1o.
ponoringen paa iaa mango onore
Maa0er ifa6e Set om%erifanlfe Ct:
bperpslip, at Ser CT al goo @run<
til for Sc %SS1rbbanore0es egen Arrests
at tage ct atgiort 5tanopuuft mos
@eltrGbclier / Sen @etninq.
Ser or for sioen to forlige Sou
forilag / Sen Metning fremlagt 70,
J 8on9resien,' nen,lig &apes 8illen o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
&rofesior 8bseilo us &yernc.

81 pil6e ginrne, nl1 oo Sioen ,l9r=
mer Jig for Groieslor 8ernboro
8pggil6s @clpg blouot baus 9ol1os=
memo berpprc, he1leoe Opmarfiom ont
be6en poa eli lille Misforltaaelie,
Der iDnes at gjpre Jig %gieloen0e o,1=
goaen6e HroIcsioreus Mrbej0e ber-
obre.
Brof. 9pggilos Ar6ei0e / Silent
lanoet fal0er boueoiageligt blauot
2on6mnn6ele. Get fprcr bans Still
ling jom 2prer / Mejerip9l e1 natllr=
Iigt mes lig. Sen oaulte @nlf om=
1annes for itprlte 0eleu til Sn1pr %
Olt, oe ocl1 Sci al oeu, JON gaar til
8Dernes %6oripning, ct uu0er Sillyn
al Spgtige Ua9mGnS, Ser far 9jort
MGltebou0el al Senue Nrt til cit
@pecialitet. Meu settle f%orbinorer
lite, at &rof. 8eg9ilo ct fulot no
biernme / 5pgr9sluaal, iom fonnme:
/ 8etragtni1rg peo @pcrnes 6orip=
ming me6 il16, ren og uforfalifet
M9lf. Nu fan oct life negtes, at
netop poo bette 8ul1ft itaor set ar1e=
%rifanife @elfepel en lergelig lungt
tilbaee, / bbert Iulo ber,,6e / &elten.
9ba6 III trnnger Daorot til berl1oe /
8Derne er at l9re eu0el al, bna0 ser
/ 6t europeiife 2ouoe, life min6lt i
9anmarf bliber gjort for at ifaffe
8perne oenne pigtige 2ipsiornpocs::-
beo / Sen be0lt m1lige So%rfatning.
90 / Ben Netri,,g pil ri 9onife iit=
tert fu,1,1e lere n1eget al &rofesio:
8s99il6.
@elp ON ultiaa Sarlnerne bill BIZ
be benz, Der booeoiogelig iigtes efter
be6 ben f6rite 6oreoragstourne al cit
6onff tefntf Sagmauo, troer ri 6og,
at 6er 6onife 8pbefolfning bill itao
fig ielp n1eget / 2plet, bois sen ifte
benptter 2ejligbe6en til at BRACE Ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

81 er ct lille 2an6, bDor ulle Men-
neifer mcner at fjenoe bpcranore.
9ringer / Ganmart Sen eneWfan0 eli
ml,0tlig Sntroouftion fra CIT an0en
Mauo, pcnter ban at blioe troct, %
ban blirer lom &egel troet; opgiper
bort lll,notlig Ell pelfjen6t Mono
lom &ef ference - ia, bbor ofte fri
Der man loa ferlt til be6fommen6e-
nei man tror ban paa bans 9ro.
/ l1Olon6et paa lignen6e @aa6e 1g
@pnnler man 0erimoO til fremane0e
pnifer oeres Nnbefali,g, laa luares
Scr - ielufplgelig / Sc hefligite 6or=
lner, ilcn Meninacn fan lite misfor=
ltooS: 50 fan Sc legitimere, bpa0
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Set CT muliat, at ;eg / set @mbe-
Sc, lom leg bar sen 9Gre at oaretage,
netop oftere foor 2eiligbe0 til at
lugge Mnrfe til oenne R%otionalfeji
cuo sc flclte m1bre 9a,1lfe. Gcrfor
boaber ice. at Set life nil misfor-
ltoos> lunur leg 6etragter Set lom1
min @iigt at Deulcoe Spn19rfl onlbe=
oes berpaa.
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&ione til, at 2anosmen0, til bpem
leg %ltiller Ell iouoon 6or0ring ont
at bepiie, bba0 Sc flyer, ligefrem BIZ
Der forunrlneoe oper life at blipe
trocce paa oercs 0r6 eller 0eres ST.
%litfprt, tbi Sc melrer ielp, at bette
CT @oro1ti nof. Ct Set life benne
Gil6pieligbeO til frititlplt at trio 6ols
pao ocres Sr0, ion1, parret mes port
n'eoipotc Enlfe on1 at piie Glifnnr-
oigbco % Sn1poefoumenbeo imp0
onore, iaor oS til at gao lrngere /
aor Sil!o til Sem, ems hi far Gct
ii, iorinoeu III fdrlt ielp bar operbe+
nit Us ont, at 1puo p%ebfolluuenbe for
teller os, CT iat10t? Gr Set life De,t=
ne Silbpjeli9beo, ser / &trfeligbeoen
CT Grur1oen til iao mango al bore
rationale 6eilgreb? Sg er Set life
poc Sibe, at hi giprbe bette flort for
ps ielp?
S @e9pn0elien, oo ieg boe6e ;
Guglono, bar jeg blonot Sc ltolGn=
oinge, iom iaa fl'lbltenoig misfor<
ltoo Sen Melerpotion, lom gngl9n=
oerne altio til at begpnoe mes piier
o%pcricr iren1meoe (ocrcs egl1e 2anos=
mun0 lige ioapcl iou1 ll0lanoingc),
icjlogtig troeoe, at set bar &11loe.
Men ieg lurte burtig at f%orltaa Set
berettigebe og floge beri, pg jeg CT
I'LL opfplot al Sen Sperbepisning, at
ri 9anife tre11ger til at lere at
Gnglen6erne 6enne 6orm al Seln=
beberifelie, ion1 faor Sem til at piie
Sen @ritif operfor binal1oen % oper=
for frelnme0e, iom iao ofte forbin=
0rer Oem fra at bline Ofrc for tire
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