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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11


 Chicago, November 1o.-Cattle-Re- ceipts. s7oo. slow and weak; beeves, se:4o 67. .75; Texas steers, s3.35@5.65; western steers, s4.10a6. .75; stockers, s4.10Q5 50; cows and heifers, s2.2506. 40; calves, T5O @10 25.
 Hogs-Receipts, 1s000 market weak; light, s7. .1o@S15; mixed, S.65GS. .25; heavy, $7. .5O6S 20; rough, $7.50@7.70 good to choice heavy, ST. .T0CdS. .25; pigs, S. 2547 90; bulk of sales, T.90Q8. b.
 Sheep-Receipts, 27.0O0; steady; native s2. .5O@4. 20; western, s2.60d4.20; yearlings, $4. .3oa5. 40; lambs, native. $4. 4.75G6.6o; west ern, $4. 75@6.5o.
 Kansas City, November 10.-Cattle-Re- ceipts, 77OO including TOO southerns steady to 10c lower; dressed beef and ex- port, SCOT. .20 fair to good, $4.75@5. 70; southern steers, $4.S0d5.S5; southern cows, $2. .S5@4.10
 Hogs-Receipts 5000; market 1o@15c higher: bulk of sales, $S4S. 20; heavy, S9o 0S. .121b; packers and butchers, SS.0oqS. 20; light, $S .1O@S. 20.
 Sheep-Receipts, 90O0 steady; lambs, 8 6.55: yearlings, $4@4.50; wethers. sS.5o@ 4. 20: ewes, s3@3.7 .75; stockers, $2.75q4
 st Louis. November 1O.-Cattle-Re- ceipts. 440O including 200 Texans; steady to 1Oc higher; native shipping and export steers, SC. 750O7. TO; dressed beef and butch CT steers, s6. .5O6D7. .25; stockers, $3.5Og5 70; Texans and Indian steers, s4.5OG6.60; cows and heifers. s3@3.50.
 Hogs-Receipts, GOO: market 10c higher; pigs and lights, S.75@S .15; packers, $S@ <. 10: butchers and best heavy. sS@S. 10.
 Sheep-Receipts, 5600 steady; native muttons, $s 75@4.15; lambs, $5.5o@6.7o; stockers. so .5oQ3 .75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11
vS. Experiments

Depositos invited and feel perfectly free to con- suit with the officers of this bank matters of Investments
 Their advice often proves ofgreat value First National Bank of Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11

The largest bank in Alabama Resources over $12,O00,000.00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11
Metal Market

New York, November 1o.-Standard cop per weak; spot, November and Decem- her SIP. .45d12. 50; January, SIP. .4Oql2.S So; February. s12. .45@12. .55. London closed dull with spot quoted e57 Is Cd, and futures e5s 6s 3d. Local dealers report quiet market for copper, with the tendency a shade easier if anything. Lake, slS@ 13. .25; eectrolytic, Sl2SlsulS; cas'iis' $12. .5OG12.f5.
 Arrivals reported at New York today' 400 tons. Custom house returns snow ex- ports of 7174 tons so far this month.
 Tin weak; spot and November, SSo. iou SC; December, January and February, $35 .621k6I36. London dull spot, 4l6f JUS; futures, a165.
 Lead quiet, $4. .4O@4.4 45 New York; s4.271A @4. .321a East St. Louis The London mar ket closed at f13 3s 3d.
 Spelter quiet, $5.Soa5.90 New York; s5. .72 1s Q15. .s2ls East St. Louis. London spot, f24 2s Cd.
 Iron: Cleveland warrants, 49s 41ad In London. Locally steady; No. l foundry northern, $15. .75Q16. 25; No. southern ana No. 1 southern soft, sl5.75@16.2o; No. ? northern $15 50Q16.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11
Official Quotations Birmingha,n Stock Exchange

Total sale. for the day, 1,17e2oo shares.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11
Coffee Market

New York, November 1o-The market for coffee futures showed activity today. The opening was firm at unchanged prices to an advance of 10 points higher on cables and continued unfavorable ad- vices from Brazil as to the new crop out look. The initial advance carried the market into new high ground for the movement with prices for the late months reaching the highest figures touched since 1897 and attracted a good deal of realizing under which there were slight recessions during the middle of the day, but the closing cables from abroad were firm.
 Private advices from Brazil claimed that very little coffee remained in the interior. of Santos to come down, and with Brazilian firm offers higher. the market here improved during the after noon. closing steady at a net advance of 50I12 points on covering and bull sup port.
 Sales, 7S,250 bags Closing bids: Novem- Der. 905c; December 9.10c; January, 9.1Sc; February, 9.25c: March. 9:3Qc; April, 9.S2c; May, 9:S5c; June, s.36; July, August and September, 937c; October. s.2sc. Havre closed AG%c higher; Hamburg %qlc higher.
 Rio: Firm; SIX 125. Santos: Quiet; fonr SIX 200; sevents SKI.
 Brazil exchange on Londons Ed higher
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11

New York Cotton Futures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11

Open. High. Low. Close.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29
June 10th. 1892,
The Comet OF 1882.

The comet which was so brilliant
In the late summer OF 1882 has gone
into astronomical history under the
designation OF "the great September
comet OF 1854" or far more value
than It's mere name is it's identih.
cation as one OF q series OF cometary
bodies pursuing a common orbit along
which they are spaced years apart,
The great southern comet OF February
1859, and this comet OF 1852 seem TO
be associated IN some way with the
remarkable comet which blazed into
view In daylight February 2S. 1913.
The period OF the 1852 comet has been
computed at TT2 years. subject 20
great perturbation by reason OF it's
excessively close approach to the sun
at perihelion
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29

~ silver that is not 30 choice, that
n piece we're lost the day would be
spoiled OF IT'S full measure OF enjoy.
ment.
Sandwiches we're especially invent.
cd for lunches, and nothing is more
appropriate for the picnic They may
be made OF white. graham, rye, brown
or whole wheat bread. A sandwich
which Is not strictly speaking, a sand.
wich, for II has no filling, may be
made OF whole wheat bread In which
a cupful OF nut meats OF walnuts has
been added when mixing. Cut In
slices and buttered. II makes a most
tasty sandwich.
There are fillings OF all kinds,
chopped olives. grated cheese, sea.
soned with sweet red peppers.
chopped. green peppers with mayor.
naise. lettuce. cucumber. meats of all
kinds. and then the sweet sandwiches
which the children all cry for, made OF
grated maple sugar. honey. or simply
brown sugar with few chopped nuts.
makes very good filing. These are
always buttered as are most sand.
wiches before putting on the filling.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29
Salads.

During the warm weather with so
many crisp. green vegetables in our
markets. salads form a large part OF
our food Sliced cucumbers and to.
matoes with lettuce and French dress.
Ing are always cooling and refreshing.
Salads contain salts OF different
kinds. whose properties are cooling to
the blood and furnish II with neces.
sary material.
Green onions. celery and lettuce are
known to have medicinal value and
should be often on our tables
The fruit salads make delicious des.
serts and much more wholesome than
the heavy desserts OF rich pastry.
Pineapple and Strawberries make n
delicious combination. II served with
sponge cake or cookies No better
dessert could be prepared.
Potato salad may make tho main
dish for n luncheon. To three or four
cooked potatoes sliced. add one
minced green onion, cupful OF eel
cry. half cup OF almonds, blanched
and shredded. cucumber chopped
With boiled dressing this makes a
very fine salad, The nuts may be
omitted II expense Is to be an item,
but they add greatly to tho flavor and
also food value
Another sweet salad liked by many
Ii fresh muskmelou cut In cubes with
n little lemon juice and sugar added.
some like a grating of nutmeg over
tho melon. but too much flavor de-
tracts from the delicate flavor of the
melon. Lemon Juice seems to have
the power OF intensifying the aavors
OF fruits II little IL used.
The apple, celery and nut salad
with dressing never loses It's popu.
larity, served either In apple cups or
1 on lettuce leaves.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29
ou,lna DAYS.

OuNn0 Da1b.
This IN the time OF the year when
we look forward TO outings Of all
kinds. There IL no normal individual
who does not need an occasional
break from tho steady routine OF life
To the busy housewife this Is just as
important as II Is to the business man,
To get back to nature and through
her Look up 10 natures God IL need
ful 10 give us new hold on life and
larger outlook" We need occasion.
ally to change our viewpoint and learn
what big thing an earnest purpose
full life IL. In the hurry and hustle
OF our daily life we are 80 much with
people and become so n part OF all
that individuality suffers. Those truly
great people who have done noble
things IN life have been much alone.
Tho hurry burly OF every day may be
educative In certain ways. but never
does much In tho development OF the
individuality which counts.
SO the getting away from ell these
distractions into the quiet. restful
country even for day will have It's
effect
The people who live In the country
whore there are plenty OF trees and
grass. need TO be especially thankful
for there are tens OF thousands OF
children In our land that do not know
the feeling OF grass under the feet,
and are like the child who had her
first sight OF the country and couldn't
realize that she might walk and sit
on tho grass; but petted II with her
hands as n II were something alive.
In our city parks In many cities now
we see the children allowed TO play
ON the grass. so they get little OF
Mother Nature and know how 10 ap.
preciate her
To many people the idea OF picnic
o. a burden and the discomforts OF a
few bugs take away all their enjoy.
ment. In preparing for days out.
ing, a few sandwiches and a little fruit
with pail for making coffee or a
bottle of lemon juice for lemonade are
quite sufficient for a hearty meal. and
the pleasure II not spoiled by being
oyertaxed before starting by elaborate
preparation.
Save the paper boxes that crackers
of all kinds come In. wrap the sand.
witches In tho waxed paper and they
keep moist much better,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29
FnlInos Tor Cakes.

The different combinations that are
used for cake fllings are legion.
Fruits, nuts and frostings, with
cooked mixtures OF many kinds give
a sufficient variety to satisfy the ordi.
nary taste.
One OF the incest OF these fllings
81 made by adding chopped nuts and
raisins to boiled frostlng. A few
figs and bits OF dates added to boiled
frosting mokes change which Is
very good
An especially rich and delicious
filling Is made by cooking together
enc cupful OF cream and a cupful OF
brown sugar. adding cup OF hickory
nuts at the last. stirring until smooth.
Spread between the layers OF and
cover the top with the flllng,
A good filling. nice for n simple
cake for children Is the cooked cream
filling made by adding a little aour
and butter TO a custard mixture OF one
egg and oupful OF milk. flavor as
desired. but add more sugar than for
an ordinary custard
A delicious caramel icing for a cake
Is made with one and three-fourths
cups OF brown sugar, one.han cup
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29

OF milk and tablespoonful OF butter.
melt the butter and sugar. stirring
constantly over hot water. then boil
all together over a fame until a drop
on a cold plate will not stick 10 the
finger. Spread quickly before II hard
ems, adding the vanilla at the last
When frosting seems too hard to
add to cake or gets rough before Il
Is well covered. add teaspoonful OF
hot water TO II, stirring Il In we'll.
Chocolate tlllings are always popu.
lar for cakes, as most people are fond
OF chocolate, Make a hlling OF two
cupfuls OF sugar. one-half cup OF milk.
two ounces OF chocolate and a table.
spoonful OF butter Melt In dish
then stir constantly over the heat.
When cool enough 10 spread add a
teaspoonful OF vanilla. To test this
try on a cool dish as for the caramel
filling
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29
Picnic ideas.

Plan To have little picnic every
week during the warm weather. II you
can't do any better. have Il on the
porch or In the back yard, Il Is a
change and rest. Many people have n
screened porch and use Il for dl.
ning room all through the summer
weather,
Don't oumber the picnic basket with
berry dishes AS the wooden or paper
plates are 20 light and cheap that one
may throw them away after using Pa.
per napkins will save work and ard
Just the thing for such occasions. Car.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29

Miss Highehin-No plebeians for
me. The man | pick out for hus
band must be familiar with the up
per crust"
Miss Tabasco-Ah. my dear. there
goes your affinity now.
Miss Hlghehin-Newport man, I de
d1ceG
Miss Tabasco-No: pastry cook.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29

k THAT holds fast to golden
~ moan,
And lives contentedly between
The little aud the great.
reels not the wants that pinch the poor.
NOT plaques that haunt tho rich mans
door
Emhitiering all his state"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29

@M GE IL opportunity no less
A Than youth itself, though In
another dress,
And as the evening twilight fades away
Tho sky IL filled with stars. insivisbie by
day"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29

A cake that rises In the middle and
bursts open may have too much tlour
In II. or the oven too hot at the be.
ginning.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29
YspEPsIA IL tho stronghold

m - NSPEPSiA In the stronghold
~% of depravity, An abused
and impaired stomach N
pul another name fOr tho eclipse OF faith
"A piece OF undigested meat In tho
stomaeh OF "A man. will cRuae more trou.
bile than all the cattle ON thousand
hills."
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-07-29

o ENRICH the mind. and
purify the heart 10 keep
the tongue still and the
arm active 70 eat slowly and sleep quiet
~, this IL true philosophy"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
@it Spsrgsmaal ON igen.

5erit biertelig Eaf til pr9iterne
u. W. anoerien oe S. Scott. Eli
anoerien Dil ieg iige, at peo gibeI.
tro foritaar ies al 5orfDnOelie, iom
life fnIot no bar Den apoitoliife
Sroesbefenoelie til @runonolo. 9roen
bar iaaleoes opret operantooroet De
Seaige iamtioig me0 0aaben. Or
mango Slags gi6eltro, JON forfpn.
oes, bar oct life Greens Orr til
@run6oolb. Mange ariitne bar ino-
leoes ingen 9rug for Serrens 9e6.
fart til 9sosrieet; men Oi fan life
unop9re bette 2eo. San neofo'r for
at ifabe os ct Baraois, bnor ni fan
boiIe / 5reo til Dor Opitnn0elies Il.
me. Inore tror life, at Serren op.
ito6 / 0etaeolegeme, ban oeoe l. men
/ ct aonoeligt 2egente. Den oi elifer
og globes peO Saabet til ae0ets Op.
Itanoelie og bets eoige 2ip. 6erren
beo, bbor ban fan finoe bort Step.
San uoen bet Sroens Sro fulot no
er airfefoIfet uoiat for at ipaItes /
mango Samfuno og fare nilo | 9ibe.
len. @ien 9porleoes fan troen0e,
guOfrDgtige og l9roe MGno fare
pilo / Operietteie al 9ibelens Orb
ON Naoperens SnoItiftelie, oeriom
BET er rigtig fart og uomtoiiteligt2
6or os err 3errens SGD og Blob til.
ligeme6 gsn og Singer ben it9rfeite
Mo0gift imoo Spn0ens Mngt | os
og 9soens oper os. Serren niloe
life, at bi ifu!oe lepe paa oct unisie,
men babe ct beitemt Steo for Gee.
ring til 2ipsopbolo, og bpor Sitter.
gang aftager | Menigbe0er oe Gam.
funo, Der gnar a~riitenlipet | Stampe
og 0sr langiomt bort. Men ina nit
Spergsmaal: gr 8snnens og 8i.
6elens grug nof bnaoe til @enfeoelie
og 2epesraft2 Wit Spnr er: Rel
en- 5orfpnoelie ON 8snnens og 9i.
belenS grug nlene fan fremfnloe
@9ffelie og Ompenoelie til Gen,
feoelie; men BET a%riitenIip, iom ian-
leoeS faIoes frem, bprer ii0loen me
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

get 5ruet. De oonife 4irfefolf, ioin
bIep paaoirfet al DIR. Mooop's Bre-
oifener og Sfrifter, blep life meget
for arbei0et | ben oanife Strife. 3og-
le forloo os, font oi nsoig oiloe
unooere Dem. so boao fanot DC
iod, iom bi life bar. Seq fenoer en-
Del al Moo0D'S Sfrifter. SnaO Sc.
oefroft og 9iOsoplDsning aneaar. 90.
tanIer De inaen SammenIignine meo
Den beoite 2itteratur, Ri bar fra oct
9runotoi9ife og Snore-Nfisiions Sir.
feIin. Men er Ser @enfsoelie uoen
Soaben? Sa imiffert. @or Serre er
goo imoo ale, iom paafaI0er BAN al
8ran9 og / SonobeO. Men ban bill
life. at ni ifal icoe bort GriitenIip
| Anfegtelie oe Soiol, iom paa oct
ubisie Serfor bar ban gioet os
8aoben meO Gogtens Oro at lepe
poo o9 bloc, bnor og naor ui bleo
9enfe0t. ga, ser er itor 6orifel
pan at leoe nlene paa Yibelor0et
uoen 8roen paa Yaetens ORD ira
Doabens Sime. Wan9e, enoogiaa
greiter, Ieoer paa 9ibelens Oro
alene. men BET er boerfen Iutberlf
eaer apoltoliif ariitenlip.
Eli min Ben gaitor Scott: So,
ri trenger til MisiionGrer, men melt
no al arbeiosfoIfets aIasie ibIonot
arbeibsfoIfet. 90 ieg tror, at oi
fnnr Dem, men life fsr al Soangs.
arbei6e for 2sn CT afifdffet. Gen
alasie er III iaoleoes bunoen / 8or.
eningsn9i enet me0 8rsoipsrgsmaa.
let, at Hsiter fra g~oiebeOen o%anife.
Zig timber 8anflnng. Sun Srigs.
reIie fan bpbp oen alnsie. Sperfen
Benge eqer 9armbiertigbeosgerning
fan beoe Dem. Oct fer fun meo
enfelte iblanot Dem. @oangeIiet fin.
Der beore @enflang bos frigiorte emo
Dos trpIbunone Menneifer.
On ferIia Silien til 9aitor Scott.
st IpffeIiet Rptaor for Gem meo
9naoens geliianeIie I 9eres Ser.
ming. Oct eIp0er os at l9ie /
o0aniferen", at 9eres arbciOe boz.
rer 5rugt til geliienelie. gr9iteeer.
ming Der | 2anoet freezer nof meget
nf Sanlmo6i9heb. Men oeo at IPre
% sbe oct bIioer hi ielo IDffeIiec.
Better SerfeIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Gn g%ennemfsrt friitrlig
Sporagelie.

9nar bette Spsresmaal mere
iterft END nogen Sin0e optager nit
Sino % min Sanfe, iaa er oct al
Den iinlple 8runo, at ieg ielp bar
gsrn, iom ieg mart man ienOe /
en- eaer anoen Sfole. S Mlminoefig.
beo blioer bette Spsrssmaal 10 me.
get let afgiort oerpeo, at man finn
peltben ienber fine 9srn til Den ner.
meite common icbool". Men oct
Ifnrer mig | Siertet at tenfe paa, at
ieg life bar nogen bebre at ienoe
Dem til, tbi ielo bar ieg fenOt noget
6eore. Selp Git ieg iom Barn /
en- grnnotpigif5riifole iom til Sroos
for ale Wangler CAB mig noget iaa
rigt oa oeliignet, iom abiolut life
fan faas / bore religionslsie Sfo-
Ter, og ieg bar ieln prspet at boloe
Sfole baaoe me0 og uoen Heligion.
ieg err onerbeniit ON, at ben
Dag. bort airfeinmfuno begpnoer at
oprette NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ga begpnoer
oct meo bet iamme paa BEN Del al
port Wisiionsnrbejoe, iom bill bore
De rigeIte oe ifsnneite 5rugter. Men
port Snmfun0 forItaar enonu life
Saeens 5torbeo oe u9lOiee 9etpo-
ming; tbi bOis oct eiorse oct, oilOe
bet 9ennemfere Sagen. altio bsrer
man Den paaitan6: n8i magter oct
fife; men ben paaitano er life iano
| anoen 5oritano emo ben at mig
ooenanferte @runo: Wnn for.
taar lite Sagens getpo o.
n n g.
Oct er naturIigt, at bort Mis.
iionsarbeioe Eeropre mnatte begpnoe
meo Brpoifen for De pofsne. Oct er
ogina natnrligt, at 0enne Yr9oifen
mdotte antage en- o9ffen0e 9nraf.
ter, tbi bet par life S~eonineer, man
benncnote fig til, men oct bar osbte,
ilspe6e ariitne. Wen en- Eing er
at begpnoe RET, og en- nnoen er BET
at bliue ftnaenoe peo De~gpnoelien
| 80 q 40 @ar. Yaa Seoninge.
marfen gsr man life oct; Der opret-
ter man Sfoler, iaa mart man tan.
8i ger oct iamme blanot Snbinner
ne | Gflaboma. Wen meoens pt, og
BET meo Hette, boloer friitne Sfoler
for Seoningeb6rnene, iaa ienoer pi,
og bet | bsi @rno meo %llrette, bore
cane friItne gsrn iii beoenife Sfoler.
Spor infoniefuertl Men bpao
regner op oa Ssnoagsifole, 2sr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

oagsifole 90 5erieifole for2 oil no.
gen ipsrge. aere Ben, ieg ifal
iiee Dig meo ct Orb, bpao ieg regner
oisie for: N6obi9lp.
Seq f~orfaiter life 9aeObia!pen; tbi
Den er UNDER ale OmitnnoiabeOer
beOre END ingen SiGlp. Men oeR er
tilige roget, ri burti9it muligt bur-
De lie til at ombDtte meo oen be0It
mnlliee Sjalp, life BLOT Den, Der er
beoit | giebIiffet, men Den, Der er
beoit iieIee i'm Soc oa Gatur. Der
ct 5olf iblanot os, ,om 0nOer at fall
De iig ielo vIeoenoe ariitue" % at
uopege pisie andre airfeiamfuno iom
oosoe". Sa, 2inet er un9eteIig en-
berlig 9ing, oe iioen oct er oi ingen.
ting iom ariitne. Men 2io er no..
get mere eno Ell Yaaitnno og Snof;
2inet er araft og Ell llofoloelie at
Strait. 3pnf pan aaalunos 8ers:
Gen Mnno er life fort bepenot,
Com proler meo FIN Sierne.
Get er 10 fun ben ifrumpne Neo,
Der rasler meo fin a9rne.
Snerfsr bette paa friiteligt 2ip, %
onerlno ili9 3oslen til Sefterne. Del
er oeres aepbeit, iom De ofte mao
ride for at efsiltere; men pi bur0e
iom 2e0 af Observation-Disclosures for
Itaa noget beore. Oilers bill oct gan
Iaaleoes, at mems ri rasler, bill De
Samhln6, pi faloer osbe, uofoloe
ben Strait oe pofie ben 89fit, pi
mnngler. Sanoelig, ieg snifer life
at tale neoiRttenoe eaer letiinoigt
ON aerIigbeo til 2ipet, tbi oct bar
at f9loe fin egen Deosoom. Men
jeg enifer peo @nos Waaoe at tnle
foritanbigt oerom. Seq BIZ life nnoer.
fenoe eaer Ippffe bet 2ip, iom rerer
iig blnnot os, og Iom troos ale
Wangler bar bnaret Tonne % BEL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

Don 1907 ,@. YennS liOen Regel
til at aabne geien." (Se Sens
8orms 2eflifon II, 32). = Meioel
foriegte aaereoe fsr t708 at ifaffe
apefernes 2Gre Snogang / lit 59.
OrelanO Norge, ligeiom Cert Ssren.
len fBr ban. &erom flyer 8ontoppi.
Dan / fine @nnaIes a, so ganno
1857 oiloe @ert Ssreniel, og 1896
Gbriitopber Meioel ifaffe 0eres fo9-
fertile Brincipper Sno8an9 / 9tor8e
oe0 at u0breOe en- Del fra @ngelif
pna 0nnif o%periatte 9s9er, men no.
retteoe intet anoet oermeo emo at De-
res Bigger blep fonfiiferet."
- angaaenoe min ierIi9e 2anos-
man6. Beter 8orbasie = oi tam.
mer fra iomne Sogn / Hibe glmt =
gioer gaitor A~noerien Den noeet
merfeIiee OpIpsning (Sioe 406), at
ban arbei0eOe / IS g(ar uoen geto.
ling" - Oct bill pei ii9e, at ban
arbei0eoe iom Me0lem al ben Me.
nigbeo, ban baooe ~illittet iig til, iom
iaa mango andre al fine 9anosmero.
Oct er mi9 life befenot, at 9re0re-
menigbeoen 0engang betalte iine
MeoIemmer i9rifilt for oere5 Nr.
bei0e. De arbeioeoe JON Meniabeo
og bette meo boeran0re JON iaa0on,
5soe og al9oer, GUS og Stem, on0t
og goOt, Setter @orbasie life mere
og life min6re emo oe andre Weo-
lemnier.
4. @ngaaen6e ben reformerte
Brett Sobn g. anor 81 Siitorical
acconnt Of ct. Sbomas, 90. 5"
90. Dorf 1852, iom gaitor an.
oerien n9pner flere @nnee og fal.
Der en- uom9rfet 9og, itol ieg fun
bemerfe, at al 0enne BOG finoes Der
en- forrieeret Ooeri9tteIie paa Oanif
/ 8ernbarb b. Beterien: On biitoriif
9eretning ON De oonif-peitinolite
Ger, ct. Groir. Ct. 3bomas og ct.
Sole (asbenbapn 1860, 2Sl Sioer
/ Soo (anor gog-27t, g. ca. 500.
geterien flyer / 6ortalen: yenoelig
bar ieg ppret / Stano til at uofploe,
rette og iorbeore anor's BOG / flere
SenieenOer". 90 ban %tilfsier: Bel
inorsmmer ieg, at 8prfet enonu la.
ser meget tilbnge at snife 0. |. b."
- San bar altiaa life oniet 9nor's
BOG for iaa Iprlig uomerfet. =
0a min Sio life tiaaoer mig at
fortiGtte, ifnI ies ofilutte oisie
ipreote 8em9rfninger meo bet On.
lte, at De, lom ltrioer Siltorie, oiloe
bore en- SmuIe foriigtig meo oeres
Baaitanoe, Slutnineer oe1iaegs.
ORC, bpilfet boerfen oiloe ifnoe Dem
ielp eaer oeres arbeioe.
9loir, | Suleferien 1909.