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BRENTWOOD.

n. ". Babylon who mas been sick
with an attack OF grip, Ii better at
this time.
Mrs. Theodore Cummings and
children, and Harry Fowler and fam
lily, spent Sunday at D. E. Gilbert's.
Mrs. William Sipes and Miss Irene
Bankert spent the past week with
friends in Baltimore.
Harry Reindollar, OF Washington,
IL spending this week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Reindollar.
Jesse Cummings spent Saturday
and Sunday with Roger Gilbert.
Mike Cribs, of New Windsor moved
into f. ]. Babylon's tenant house on
Monday.
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LINEBORO.

III. M. Kneller, farmer, has raised
about 100 bushels OF turnips measur-
ing from 81 to 9 inches in diameter
and 20 inches i'm circumference.
Communion services were largely
attended on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. +. Hoffman were
the guests OF J. W. Wentz on Sunday.
Butchering season has begun in
this community.
Snow flurries were experienced
for several days.
Prof. q. IT, Kopp, OF New Freedom
High School, Penna, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. L.
Kopp.
Market day will be next Tuesday,
November %, instead of Wednesday,
on account OF Thanksgiving.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
..ITNIO OWN.

WIN. Cecil OF Western Maryland
College, spent Sunday with Rev. ana
Mrs. IL. I'll Wright
Rev. Hixon BoWersoX spent several
days at home this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Norris FrOck, OF
Hanover were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Myers on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Rodkey and
Miss Ruby Rodkey went to Balu-
more, on Thursday for visit Of ten
days.
Mrs. Harry Harbaugh, OF Westmin-
ster, spent Wednesday with her faith
or, Ezra Fleagle-
Mrs. Kemp visited her mother, Mrs.
Hannah Weant, of Detour on Tues
day
Miss Ella Smith returned on Thurs
day from visit to Baltimore, Wash
ington and Westminster.
Mrs. Mary Cookson and Mrs.
Burrier Cookson, spent Wednesday
at Union Mills with Mrs. Fannie
Weaver Sweigart.
Mrs. Marietta Trayer is visiting
friends i'm Union Bridge.
The following pupils made perfect
attendance at the past school term:
Misses-Loretta, Weaver, Hilda Eng
Lar, Ruby Rodkey, and Master Craft
Haines.
The pike through town j. being
improved by the addition OF a bed OF
new stones.
Theodore Eckard, who j. on tie
sick list ,is improving.
Miss Alverta Hayden, of Western
Maryland College, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Lanye Shaw, of Black Oak
Spring.
Howard Myers and bride, Of Balti-
more, spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with Mr.. Myers parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Solomon Myers. On Satur-
day evening some friends OF MIR. and
Mrs. Myers gave them surprise
kitchen shower. They announced
their arrival by the ringing OF bells
and beating of pans. After the con-
gratulations were over and good
wishes all spoken, the packages were
placed on table and when unwrapped
by the bride, revealed quite a good
assortment OF kitchen utensils. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess and her daughter. a short
time was then spent in conversation
and the surprise was over.
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MILE ~.

Mr.. and Mrss. Harry Geiman, near
here, entertained the following guests
last Sunday: JohnGeiman and wife,
Of Melrose; Charles Coppersmith and
family, Of Bachmn's Mills; John Null,
wife and daughter, OF Miller's
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Martin and
daughter Hazel, of Baltimore, have
returned home after weeks visit to
their parents here.
Herman Miller has been housed
with neuralgia the past week.
Miller's Sunday School has decid-
ed to hold it's Christmas entertain
ment, Saturay evening, December %,
at which time the schohol will re
ceive a treat.
Miss Arena Garrett, of near Stiltz,
Pa, visited her sisters, Mrs. Lloyd
Miller and Mrs. Everett Miller, last
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Sullivan spent
several days last week visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Jacob zepp, here.
Mrs. Harry Brilhat is visitign at
Manchester
Misses Hilda and OWE Miller, Of
Westminster, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Miller last Sunday.
Mrs Noah Warner and son Harry,
and gandchild,. Mildred Warner,
Of Baltimore, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Wentz spent
last Saturday at Hanover Pa.
Robert Miller, of Baltimore, spent
several days the past week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stump are
ufcitincy p-nIn+ixyaz e. D.
Communion services will be held
here Saturday evening at o'clock.
The presiding elder is expected to be
present at this service.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry *. Miller spent
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ananias Rineman, near Eberg's.
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CRANBERRY,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Menchey, of
Bachman's Valley; Mr.. and Mrs. Eph
Bachman and grandson,of Bachman's
Mill and Chas. Hershey formerly of
HagerstoWn, spent last Sunday with
John Kroh and family, at Cranberry
Delight
John Harris, Wesley Matthias and
Francis Hunter OF Cranberry, spent
Sunday with Paul Snaffer near Car
rOllton.
Harry Dutrow, Of Cranberry, at
tended Luther Day services at Leis-
ter's church, On Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Kroh, Edna
Hershey and Harry G. Dutrow,
spent Sunday evening with Adam
Rupert, and family.
Mrs. Emma Kerchler, of Cranberry,
spent few days visiting rfiends in
Westminster.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Miss Ada Geiman who underwent
an operation at the Woman's Hos
pital Baltimore, has left that institu-
ton, cured, and is now visiting
friends and relatives in Baltimore
and expects to b. home in short
time.
Mrs. VIM. Yingling and Mrs. Hollie
~ Myers are visiting friends and
relatives in Lttlestown and Hanover
On Thursday evening, November
80, Rev John wv. Reinecke will have
a Thanksgiving service IL the wealth
er is favorable. This will be the
first Thanksgiving service that W.
have had in our church for years,
The people should come and be
thankful and give thanks that our
forefathers set apart a day as Nat
ional Thanksgiving.
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ROCKVILLE,

Miss Claudio Lawson is spending
sometime with Mrs. John Warfield.
Among those who visited Mrs
Jacob Winebrener this week were
Mrs Crawford, OF NIT. Airy, and Mrs
Edward Poole, OF Watersville.
Jesse p King was in Baltimore
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charles Edwards has sold his farm
In Parrsville, to Elmer Minnie, Of
NIT. Airy.
Miss Claudia Browning, who had
been in Baltimore for several months
has returned to her home in Ridge
willie
Kenneth Winebrener returned to
Baltimore Thursday after pleasant
visit To his parents.
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Methodist Epfscopa1 Church.

Sunday School at 9.15 q. m.; Junior
League at 2:30 p. m. Preaching, 1920
a. m, and 7-30 p. III. Evangelistic
services will be continued next week.
Services at 7.30 p. N. Monday:
preaching by Rev. Robert T.. ziegler;
Tuesday: Rev. Harry lid. Mitchell;
Friday: Rev. Charles E. Mead. d. d.
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--lEEIlIfOSlE.

Hogs sell at TX and 8 cents per
pound dressed. Quite a contrast TO
Last year, when corn wa scarce.
On all sides we hear the much
talked of trolley prospects. We
earnestly hope IL viii amount u
more than mere talk.
Mice are very plentiful and when
some are caught Ira traps, cats come
and take mice and trap away.
MT. Bankert has Is acres of fine
woodland To 10 with the farm that
will be sold.
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MEDFORD.

William Bale, who intended to 90
to Baltimore last Wednesday to be
operated on for appendicitis, did not
80 till the first of this week; the op-
Grafton took place on Tuesday and
he is doing as well as can be ex-
pected
The Christian Endeavor at the
Brick church will have special
Thanksgiving service on Sunday
morning at 10 al m., An appropriate
program will be arranged for the oc-
casion.
Grant Kaufman went To Baltimore
on Monday on business trip.
Mrs. Mollie Horn returned home
on Wednesday after spending several
days in Baltimore.
James Ranould has purchased a
three-horsepower International gas
oline engine and feed grinder.
There is another concern which
began operations in our already
hustling little town. It is known as
the Golden Chemical Company,"an
f. manufacturing salve, which X
sold on its merit
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IT4IGHT.

Monroe Jones, Of this place, has
sold H. farm to Vaughn & Reeby, Of
Oakland Mills. Mr.. Jones has pur-
chased a property in Howard county
and will move there next week. we
are very sorry to see Mr.. Jones leave
this community, as he is held in high
esteem by all who know him.
There will be a special sermon
preached at New Oakland next Sun
Day afternoon by a representative OF
the Anti-Sa1oon League
There is still some corn to husk
about here and we think somebody
will have cold fingers to finish IL they
don't get hustle on.
Oakland Mills il running in full
blast and the stock must be very good
they are using, as we do not hear of
any kick coming from the wearers,
who are about the first to complain,
where the stock is poor.
Don't forget the oyster supper at
New Oakland On Thanksgiving eve
ming. All are invited.
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His Last Residence.

Lawyer ito witness) Now, then,
Mr.. Murphy, give US your last resi-
dence- Murphy-Faith, sor, Oh dunno,
but it'll b. the cimitery, ON think
In!
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HOUCKSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Buchanan and
son, Russell, spent the past Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
E. Shaeffer, of Lineboro.
John Rill, of Perryville, j. the
guest OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Rill.
On the 18th Of November twenty
three Of the new converts were add
ed to the church, the result of the
meeting recently held in Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church, and the
seven other converts were not pres
emit
The Ladies' Aid Society held its
last meeting on Thursday, of last
week, at Mrs. Mary Martins, near
Carro1lton; there was a good atten-
dance and refreshments were served
in abundance.
John Rill and Emory Rill spent a
few days of this week in Washing
ton, ID. @.
MIR. and Mrs. III. Clay Eby and chill
dren spent last Saturday in Balti-
more.
Miss Teresa Mossmiller spent sew
eral days Of last week in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Martin are
spending few weeks with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A E.
Evans.
John Royston, OF Columbus, Ohio,
spent a few days of the past week
with his sister, Mrs. John Bosom.
VIM. Rill and family, OF Baltimore,
were the guests of the formers par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Rill
Miss Lydia =. Davidson, OF Ba1ti-
more, was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
q. M. Davidson, several days last
week.
Miss Lizzie Basler while cutting
corn last week, cut two Of her fingers
nearly OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoffman
spent last week with their son, Jos.
wv. Hoffman, OF Dorchester county.
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BERRETT.

MIR. and Mrs. Ebert Wright and
daughter, Mary Magdalene,of Bridge
Water, Va, are visiting MIR. and Mrs
y. @. Mckinney and family.
Miss Anna Keefer, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Mary Beck.
VIM Fowble who has been housed
with very bad cold, is improving at
this time.
Mrs. :. T.. Hess, who ID On the
sick list, is somewhat better.
George Wilson is very I'LL with
typhoid fever.
Several Of our young people at
tended the oyster supper and bazaar
at Sykesville, which proved a sue
cess.
Messiah Lutheran Church will hold
ar entertainment on the evening u
December 1, at Berrett School house
al are cordially invited to attend.
Preaching at Messiah Lutheran
Church, Sunday, December 8, at 10 81
a. TO-, by Rev. @. r. ". Hesse; Sunday
school at 9. al IN.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will hold public Thanksgiving ser
vice on the evening or December 8, al
7.3O p. m. All are cordially invited.
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Lot of Ladies' Suits, a few
Of them last seasons models,
but most of them the latest
styles; colors, brown, blue,
grey, green and black; worth
up to $500, Clear 90 O.
ance Sale price Y0'OOs
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encf, @is.

Ge0er @nnieu Me0lem al Dill.
torpn Mcaia6e0, 0g0e 1or9Oogen ben
IS. 9}opember otter ct @ar llQer8
.SDgeleie - 60 9(ar 9omnel. San
par ioOt i @amborg paa 6pen, Gait
mart, % bar leoet i 0iiatown ooer
10 Mar. San e%iterlooer iig Suitru
ire Scnner % Ell 0atter.
u. %oulien meo 6amilie er OPP
taQet iou 0}eolemmer / Dor @enig.
be0, 6Oor ri enifer Dem 6iertelig
nelfommen.
Gen me Serlbone til Superior
er MI iProi9 90 M fan ri pcnte
meo oct fprite Ell iterre Craft mel
fem ct. gonl og hyperion. Oct er
pei @runoen, at Der bar oGret fife
ioa fna Gienoomme iaaoel paa Can.
oct iom | 9perne, Der bar ifiitet
Giere / Sen icnere Gio.
vi bar Aor bait Ell 600 Ssit
iaaoel al 6efooer iom al oe f~orifel-
lige SG0arter, Gornet giper ira 80
til so 9ui6elS per Gcre. Oct er en-
itor Mo0iptning til forri9e @ar; %
mootte Snrmerne fsbe en- Del til
oeres 9reotltrer. 5 9(nr er fer Here
ioni fan iGlae baooe Sober og Seer
ne.
Sobon Ssrqenien mo0taeer oa
i%n6ien6er ogioa I glar Detailing for
ale Samfunoets Blade ira 9lbon-
nei1ter Der / 2ucf.
st aoot Nptoor 6nifeS &cooftior
oa ale 9looets 2piere ira aorre.
i~ponoenten / 2icf. 5. 5.
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aOrrelp0uonnfe
GarpiO, y. :.

1et er mart l9n9e iioen, at ieg
melloes at baue Jet noget / g0nnlte-
ren4 ira Moro So, u. D, iaa ieg
ioreitiIler mig, at bore genner ueo
0iefion, Canada, og maaife Ell %
anoen ellers al vDanifercn"s S9ie.
re unores pna, ON hi er til enOnu.
So. 5afl Silo9relien bar Ri Oa
enonlJ men bporle0es oct 9aar meo
9inet, oct er 10 ct belt anOetS psrgs-
moal og maaite ct Sper9smaal, oi
bell maa laoe pgre me0 at luare
paa ior life at siue os ielD eIer
ouore Ell iolift Soar.
Men SER % 9inO?" 5a, oct
fan mar oa tale og ifrioe ON -
enoifenot, 8ino bar oi e9entlig life
BAH ret meget al MI lang Sio.
Men Seir bar Oi Oa, % oct bar
enoog p9ret iaaoant ct 0ejligt Bin
terptir bioinotll,, laa leg Inores
poa, ON life oct mart er paa Iioe
ior pore aenmareitiite 9taboer eno-
M en- Sang at tGnfe paa at an
beiale @aro SO. for 8interrelort.
On ri i~taffels Garpioiter ifuIOe fin-
De paa at g6re iligt, ful0e oct iao
let gioe Sfin al at ri par inObilo-
lie. og oct 6etaler iie pit life.
a@limreiDqe" og o5elpflogifab"
er 10 iom 6efenot farlige Spgoom-
ME, Ger fan pore NOT ioo oanifelige
at furere.
Den per bar oGret Irnnlbeo, IL
ben iioit 5 berte ira os.
SORT par u. 20. SnoremisiionS.
iorening Der oo bolot Rsoer ira "a.
til og meo &c. Nopember, % bet
enote meO, at gaitor Nielicn ira
Minot Sen iiOite Gag fom og inoiat-
te Dor me 9r9it @aitor Smenlon
/ iii nDe gmbeoe i6lanot os.
Soa ben 4. Dec. fit Ri igen BE.
ise al en- Slot Mis'ionarer, iom
bolOt Msoer Der fra 8. til % meo
10. Dec. De ferite Doge ! Dor airfe
Ioro for gorpio, DC iiOite 3 Gage
/ airfen | Gnrpio. Oct belle enote
meo. at goitor Snenion fonfirmere-
DC 9 unae Menneifer, senoog ben
10. ON Sorrniooogen ON eftermio-
oanen aif ion aonfirmanterne oa
hpem eaers Der islte Erang til bet,
iii 0errens goro. Der bar pitt al.
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Soclef9. 20, .. 5. ytlellert o. SoDrt
Qiortenien 3, Mrs. 6. q. SEMEN
81, Cine Ottes So, q: efauien og
9uitru $40, q. q. 2arien $40.
9anne6ro9, Gebr., 10. g. So.
&acine, isis: gor 5reliers Otg6.s
1liaiionsiorening $40.
9{eola, Sa.: u. 5. Gbriitenien $40.
0s9foSb, isis: Yaitor u. =. 5.
9tielien SO, De unge aoinOerS Mtis-
iionsiorening So, aroDer So.
8aupoca, isis: 8et6ania aof. of
9or 6reIiers Rgb. $25., s. g. pc
terien $40, Sacob 0ielien So, Dora
Semen So, gictor og anna Reter.
len So, ears 9orfien So, 2ouis
9ortien So.
9teena6, isis: @n Zen $25.
BlainoieD, 9ee6r.: 5. =. &asmiis-
ien So.
Council BLUFFS, Sa.: Mr5. 8. Is.
Nooien 81.
G6ica9o, 81: .. $. 9inoen $40.
Coulter, So., FaItor u. s. 8eis-
mann So.
eugene Ore: Be un9e $50, ger-
telien & SEMEN $40, %. Sobonion
$50, Paitor Is. y. 8bore6D So.
9eresforo, 3. DAT: aoinOefore.
nin9en $40, 5. s. 2orien $40.
ain9s6urg, Gal: Baul & @lmar
geterien $50.
Selma, Sal: SIR. Senien $50,
ID. Is. Semen So, 6. 9auritien 81,
Dc. 5. Suul So, Morie 9eterien So,
u. Is. 9~tielien 81.
Gel Den, Gal: .. 6. SEMEN $15,
Sens Senien $50, u. 0ielien So,
ID. Is. Senrifien So, Sans 9anien
So, Beter 5enien So, Die Olien So,
9. %. &o'enbom So, Senrp SEMEN
So, unGDnt So, S6ren 5enien So.
Cation, Sal: llngoomsiorenlngen
til ct Or9eI $3.50, 3. 5. 2au6org
$50, .. G6riitofierion $50, 3bos.
9onien $40, Mrs. Bile9aor0$t, 5.
Smith So, ST. Gbriitenien So, OF
to 9orenien So, $. g. Qnoerien So,
Il. 8. Berg So, Beter 5enien og
SIR. PilegoarO bp. $t5, u. Is. 2ln-
oerien, Sons 0onien =. q. Bile
8aarO, q. 8. 3ielien. Gaitor @ng-
bOlnl, u. :. 9ommon0, 8. u. Sri
itoiierien boer So, $. %. arog6 So,
Mrs. Marp 0lien $3.50, anoers
Beterien 50.
9elu 2isbon, isis: 3omes Go-
bertien S, @eter 9iobertien So.
Rin9iteO, ga: Buitor 8. 8. Mil-
Ter So.
9oWbells, u. Cat: 9aItor 6. u.
6iortsOane So.
&orma, R. Oof.: 3ionS @96.s
ar. @j9Ipeforening So.
Santa 2lno, Sal: SEQ. Glouien
$500.
auoubon, ST.: Gbene8er Mg6. $.
3. @ouge So.
@arcitS, 5a.: auinoeforeninaen
So, Setter 3u5I, &asn1usien 70. 81.
Gnifin, Re6r.: Cars Seiperien So.
6ernoale, Sal, apin0eforeningen
$40. unppnt So, Mrs. SIR. Smitb,
Mrs. G6r. 5er:felien. Mrs. Ole Ol-
ieL @rs. 9. Smit6, @rs. $. 30.
9onnif'en Mrs. 81. Sacobien 5oer
81, Sans 9(noericn 81.
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gos Nnscles, Sal.

Get bar en- fol0 8interong | 8aar
az. Dec, iaaoon ionl ri faIoer
oct 8inter Der, 90 8r. oper 0 meo
en- itio iriif auline ira Sapet, 20
Mil | linen. builfet er belt nalmin'
oeligt Der, bpor s a 10 Wiles 8ino
re9nes for 9lGit eller Storm. Soft
rpiteoe al auloe, iom De iamleoes
poa airfeplabien til
q.
Denne frpgtelige(2) auloe boloi
Del nogle borte; Ri er 10 inn ponte
til ioel CONNER o9 Solifin; BOG
bar Der en- goo Sorinmling til Ste.
De eiter pore 6orbolO. 8i iang Sol-
men: airfen Den er ct oammelt Sus,
90 imellem @eriene lrite Menigbe-
oens 9eitnrelie Dopios tt8. Solme
ON BEN Sten iom 9ngningsm9nopne
sk a.. .fl r. NJ n.A
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paa. @aer, mon Der er noget, Der
.liaaer bag beo2" nnor man fal0er
oct .@enfeoelie@2 Mon life Der
ifnloe pere no9en JON frnoe giDe
liOt 0plpsning oeSongaaefioe p
Oct er life ferite Gang, Reoifri-
peren bar prenet paa at iaa 9ps /
opennppnte Spergsmaal, ON oct
END er isrite Sang, BET er ifet of
fentlig. Men enOnu er oct lige
uflart for mig, booO mon mener
me0, at MAJ faIoer oOmnenOeIie"
ior a@%enie0elie" eIer at nfsoes
poa m"
Get er bIeoen iogt efIer rettere
i%frepet. Oct @uo Oil, ri ifal tro
til Soligbeb, er flart; bet er os Oh
bet Dor Trosbefenoelie oa belpit
meo morge tpoeIiQc ORD / ben BEL
lige Sfriit. Set 9pIoer ON, at
man al @nfol0igbeo bliner 0eroeo".
In peIl Men nnor De pie og
lproe eIler |rettere Frplterne - en-
ten life fan eller life oil, 9ioe mere
Oplpsning poo 2ioets Sci, iao 6oo-
Der ieq, at @no ieIp bill meO fot.
tiQe Spnoere aoo alt meo i'm
@an0 % @aoe@ og le0e % Sfriot
for SfriOt, ri oon0rcr frem, iaa ni
oaigepel til iioit naor at foa Gel /
SimmeIens SoliQbe6, mar Reiien
er en6t.
Aum. til obenitancnbc. gi fen0er
goot Den Gale ON o@enfeoelie" /
3orbinoelie me0 Ell irafal0enS Onl.
penoeIie. Zen bpnger inmmen me6
boaoe Sen reformerte airfes @ert-
fsoeliesbegreb o9 meo Bietismens
grna al Oroet 8enfsoelie iom No.
trDf Tor, at Omnenoellen bar lladet
ieennem, ioo Der bar begpnot ct MT
9io. Nen oct er Iiffert baa0e mere
bibelif - iom openitooenoe bier
Hart nof = og inorer be0re til
Sooen at fol6e set, Ser foregoor
meo og / ben iroialOne, mar ban
fommer tiIboge til @ub. GGffelie
og Ompenoelie. 5olen ON to Sen.
ieoelier er efter Dor Mening %ubi6eIIf
90 beqrebSforpirrenOe, ielo ON Sen
fnn nrre BELT oelment. 8pffelie og
Omnenbelie betegner 10 bon6e Ooer-
oona fra 0eo til 2ip og en- gent
nemaribenoe 8oronoring / ct Men-
neifes 2ip o9 gonOel ion tpoeGigt.
ION man fan snife oct. Ne0.
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forIfe0, men iom blen opb6jet til en-
Sope0bi6rneIten. vaf &erren er Bet
te ifet, BET er unoerIigt for bore
Zine"
Boitor 9itergaor6 taIte ioa ON
Stenen. 8uO ln96e / 8ion, fat, prb.
bet % foitbar o9 formone0e til at
bpgge poa 0en me6 9gn, 8of, Gle
DC oa 6aob.
Seq minoeoe ON SimmelItigen,
Iom ben enlige 8onorer, Sacob iaa
| 9remmeipnet, oa ban eniom o9
forGo6t loo me0 Stenen unoer lit
Sobe0, og bans 2efte ON poo bette
Ste0 at bpgge ct Bethel, 5. e. CUBS
Sus, (9etbeI er Dor airfes Ropn)
bpis @ito niloe opfpl0e fine Sor.
ipttelier pno bom. Sub bar | Noo.
De mn reilt Simmelitigen bla1ot bort
Oonife 5olf / Cos Mnqeles, Ben gam.
le Stige al Orb % Saframenter,
Der noar belt neo til Sor0en og
belt op til 6immelen meo Samfuno
oq Soligbe6 bos SUB | set berlige,
lpie 6immelbiem. Men ifnl bi nno
bette, mac ri BRUCE Stigen og oeb
@u0s Strait boer go9 itioe: oR9r.
mere SUB til Dig"
@i iona ioo: u5orngter ei De rim.
ge Gage" og ie9 in6iotte Stenen /
Sen treenige @u6s Iopn.
Der mnngIeoe netop 8 Gage / 3
9Gor ira SEN 9iO, ieq Sen 20. Dec.
1908 boI6t Ben f6rite Br9oifen |
Cos GnaeIes / Sen tpife airfe, en-
nil Ror6 for, bbor Ri bngger. Zen
Sang bar Ri offnrot t3 Menneifer
til Ste6e, oq mango boo6e msrfe
og lp'e Climber fom frem ira oSier-
tets ounfle 9ommer".
Sea minoeoes. 0n min 5omilie
ioO pno Stotionen og oenteoe / 8
a / elmer, mems ieg leie0e gprelie
/ 9nen. Min6e0es, 6oorle0es jeg
ipg o9 leaemlig iopffet / Here 0a.
&c i6Qte efter at finOe en- 0anif ia.
mile og itreiie0e ON / ben itore
9p poa 100000 Sno6Dggere for at
iinoe ct 2ofale til at bol0e SUBS
tieneite /. og boorleOeS @erren f6rte
mig til ct. Yonli eoongeliife airfe,
bDor Den fore Brett, SAUL 9ranfe
fog mig peO 6oanopn og iog0e:y9 BE
OF 5000 courage, brother, SOB mill
bless nou. 5 nil prap ior pou an0
6elp pou." Get bar ban trolig giort
til / 0ag. Sea minOeOes Ben i6rite
Sule9uOstjeneite, boor tungt nit
@ierte bar 6lonot Be fremmeoeO}e en-.
neifer, og 6%por0an min 6uItru, mine
TO min0ite Born % ieg, eiter@uOS.
tieneiten elf title op paa Dor life
leie0e Stue, og iea iaO % %npnne0e:
IN fottige Splrp flDo ne0 ira
Gag, Me09uen til Slllegil0e", mems
lanferne ilei ooer 8%iergene til De
iplote airfer. De mango genner, Sc
glade 5nleiange, SlletrGet % 9sr-
r%eiloffen IA ill6lenoe gla0, og
6poroan min 5nitru, naor ie9 OilOe
tale oerom, iog0e: ri title, t6i
Gonrerne uil0e pible irem.
"a, BET par iom Socob ian eniom,
ina iorGaot; intet Stem ao6ent ior
oS. Mien ri 6ap0e 6immelitigen %
Ser tom ogiao 6ngle - 10 Bigger
fom I'D pon 2tfteneu. 81 nioitc oct
pei life, men ior os par De gngIe-
Serrens Senoebuo.
2(b. 6oor unoerligt at oGre mis-
iionpr bIon6t line egne 0e6te2nn0s-
mGno!
Oct er MI TIRE 2[or ii0en. % IA
cob5 0ro lo0er / min 5irl: ~Q}e0
min Stno qif ieg oner ocnne Sor-
oan % MI er iea bIeoen til to 6G.