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The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09
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|lIll annual con-
|cUHvention OF the J fferson
County Sunday School Associa-
ton will be held at the Methodist
:hnrch in this city Tuesday and
Wednesday, March ID and Is.
Following is the program:
TUESDAY MORNING.
1000 DevOtions and Praise, led by
II. S. Beavis,
1915 Roll Call OF Schools,
1870 Address Human Nature"
Rev. X. X. Adams.
HOO [al What are the Benefits a
Wideawake School Can Derive from
the County Association? MissHam-
mond. [bl Obligations of the indi-
vidual School to the County Asso-
citation, Isaac Hines. tcl Some
Most Apparent Good Results of Or
ganized Sunday.Schop Work, Miss
Taylor.
II fD VI
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
1.3o Praise Service, led by Rev. F.
E. Hudson
| :45 Address and Conference.-The
New Graded Lessons, Mrs. J.A.
Walker
2:20 Special Music
2;30 Discussion How 10 Handle
the Supply Teacher Question. l.. G..
Waterbury,
300 Paper-"The Teachers Coun-
cil' DIR. Walter Joel King
Music
3:3o How Can We Get the Pupils
to Attend Church? VIM. Bell
3:45 Address !" Winning heHome"
DIR. G. ID. Jackson
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:l5 Song Service led by James b.
Watson
Quartette
7:3O Gods Call to Men" w. G.
Johnson.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
1000 Prayer and Praise, led by
Mrs. Clara Greene
1O:l5 Paper --"Organized Classes
Mr.. VIM. Reynolds
lO:3O Talk on Music in the Sun
day School Mrs. Paul Wallick
lo:l5 Open Discussion Your Diff
fculty in Your School
ll:l5 Missions in the Sunday
School, Miss Hines
1l:3O Reports OF Committees.
Election of Officers
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Ids Devotions and Praise
"A Congress on the Organized
Work.
300 A Brief Story of the Origin
and Growth of the Sunday School
Association Movement, Mrs. J. A.
Walker
2:l0 The Sunday School AssOcia-
ton Movement in Colorado, Mrs. j.
+. Webb
2:20 The Organization and Business
Plans o the State Board DR.. G. ID.
Jackson
2:35 Approved Plans Of County Or
gan alton, II. S. Daley
300 The Duties of the Directors or
General officers OF the County, b. f.
Mitchell
Solo Mrs. II. b. Patton
3;O5 Practical Suggestions on Dut-
les and Opportunities of the Depart
ment Superintendants Mrs. j. A.
Walker
3:l5 Jefferson County Workers In
vesting in the Organized Work--The
Annual Pledges of Schools and In
dividuals
3:45 Address 1.-The Great and Ef-
fectual open Door REV. j. f. Elder
ID. ID.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
7:l5 Praise Service
7:3O Illustrated Lecture In the
Footsteps of Our Lord b. F.Mitch-
ell
800 Address, "The Mind of the
| Master Rev. John G. Carman.
Fremont Items.
Bert Field has rented E. l..
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Dis.rict Attorney Morgan GER
tainly showed his grit and de-
termination in the stand he took
in regard to the prize fight which
was to have been held at Edge
water, in this county. So de-
termined was he that the fight
should not take place that he con-
vinced the management of the
fact, and it was transferred to
Luna park, Denver. Here the
fight received Knockout blow
by Chief Armstrong, armed with
an injunction issued by Judge
Carlton M. Bliss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Geo. H. Hudson left Thursday
for Sulpher Springs, where he
will take the place of one of the
bank employees for a short time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

1t is not necessary for business
men to go to Denver to get their
done when they can get
as good work for less money at
the Enterprise office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Mrs. F.A Willis and daughter.
Hazel, of Lawrence, Kas. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. C. A. Wis
well, at her ranch northeast of
Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09
For Sale Ten Rhode Island
Red hens. First house north of
Oberon Crossing on west side of
the road. M. M. Hess. 37-tf

For Sale-Kellerstrass strain
Crystal white Orpington eggs
for Matching. H. A. Brown, Raj
ston ave. phone Ralston 1881. 37tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09
Notes.

the home OF Mrs. lQa NJ Wills
on Tuesday p. m. at 2::30, March
IA. Every member is urged o
be present.
Many famous men were born
in February, but Neal Dow, the
great temperance hero, was born
on the goth of March. In tele-
graphing the passage of the
Maine prohibitory law. he said,
THE Maine law, more than any
other measure, will bless the peo-
Pile who use it."
The Denver News is doing a
fine thing in starting five thous-
and people in the way of the saw
ing bank. The W. C. 7. U. has
a department of Thrift which
advocates the school saving bank
and in many places it has worked
wonders. We are nation of
spendthrifts. The average fam
lily spend enough on candy, gum,
ice cream and soda water in a
few years to buy a house and lot.
How much more satisfied are the
C hildren when stuffed with
sugar? Sow an act and reap a
habit.
We cannot guarantee that the
children who are taught to save
the pennies will never become a
smoker or a drinker, but the
thrifty ambitious child will nat
urally become the father of the
temperate, economical, thrifty
man and he will be safeguarded
in one particular against the
most extravagant habit of the
age.
The Review of Reviews for
February has a very remarkable
article upon The New China,
Awake and at Work" The
author, Mr.. Clarence Poe, speaks
Of the anti-opium crusade as one
of the greatest achievements of
modern times. Only about five
years ago THE Far Eastern
Tropics attracted wide atten-
ton. Mr.. Ireland declared that
no legislature, no measure of re-
preston, however severe, can
ever turn the Chinaman from op-
ium smoking and gambling, the
world re-echoed the verdict.
When the edict of '06 came
out, declaring a ten years war
against opium, people regarded
it as a joke and many of the
Chinese officials thought it would
prove a farce. But when the
high dignitaries began to lose
their heads public opinion
changed.
In many provinces now, not a
poppy seed sprouts from years
end to years end and if England
would allow the importation to
be prohibited the ten years may
be cut down to five or six.
The greatest sacrifices have
been made by the farmers. DR..
C. d. Tenney of the American
Legation is authority for saying
that in two provinces land values
have decreased seventy-five per-
cent in value. On these particu-
lar lands other crops are only one
fourth as profitable as poppy cul-
ture. Owning peasants have
had to sacrifice their homes; but
China has thought no price too
high to pay to be rid of this an
cient curse. Mr.. Frederick Ward,
after an extensive tour, declares:
1t is a miracle of the Middle
Kingdom and a lesson for the
world"
We have quoted somewhat at
length to show the tremendous
speed at which the world is mov-
ing. Wake up a nation and she
can if she will. We are sowing
the seeds of national extermina-
ton. Our government is asleep.
While prohibition territory is in
creasing; the brewer from other
states can send in his wares and
| faolc thot IT 9 protaotc hin, on Il
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Fifty cents per setting for eggs
from thoroughbred barred Plym-
outh Rock hens. Healthy farm
raised chickens. c. E. Allen,
Phone Arvada 1013.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09
Wheat Ridge Items.
Too lnte for Inst week


Mrs. Trogo has been quite ill
the past week.
Miss Ruth Jones has been on
the sick list for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Light Of Golden was Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Everett,
last week.
Mrs. Chas. Bennett is in the
hospital, having undergone an
operation for appendicitis. She
is doing nicely.
The ladies' aid of the Metho-
dist church gave a Martha Wash.
ington party at the home of Mrs.
Waterbury. There was a num-
ber of very quaint costumes worn
by the ladies'.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Mrs. J. p. Clum is able to be
out after being confined to her
rpom for a couple Of weeks, the
result of a fall.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

The Thimble club was very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
E. P. Greene this afternoon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

D. Herman of Merino, Colo,
transacted business in Arvada
the first of the week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Mrs. VIM. Jolley is having the
house which she is occupying
painted.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

For sale Household furnish
ings, cheap. Owner leaving for
the east. Inquire Mr.. Manches-
ter's greenhouse, Arvada, Colo
RADIO. 37.1t
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Carl Schultz left this week for
an extended trip through Kansas
and Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

w. H. Malet returned today
from an extended visit to his son
in Nebraska.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

The Guild of St. Mathews
church met with Mrs. Nv. Ben
son Wednesday afternoon. The
ladies occupied themselves with
sowing and social conversation
generally. Two new new men,
bers, Mrs. j. P. Cum, who re-
Gently moved here from Alaska,
and Mrs. Thad S. Sutton who
also recently moved to Arvada,
were received into the Guild.
Refreshments were served in a
dainty manner by the hostess.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. G.. T. Bragaw.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

The Baptist young people will
spend a social evening at the
1ome of Miss Maud Pierce on
thursday Of this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09
Fremont Items.

Bert Field has rented E. l..
Newcomb's forty acre tract.
A. C. Hunt attended the fun
eral of Major II. Hannah at Den
yer last week.
John DUNCAN is building a
home on the ten acre tract re-
Gently purchased from c. E. AL
len.
Colly Porter has just received
a Sure Hatch incubator and will
make a stagger at raising chick
ems on the side.
Richard Roberts, a member of
Arvada High school has been de-
tained at home on account of
sickness but is improving and ex-
poets soon to be back in school.
AL Peters had a house warm
ing at his new home Saturday
night. A large number of neigh
bors and friends gathered and
there would have been more if
the roads were better.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Lost One package Of kodak
films. Leave at Enterprise office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

At the Baptist church on next
Sunday, the pastor will speak on
the following subjects: Morning,
This Grace Also" evening,
Gods Regard for the Sinner. "
Special Music. Everybody well
come.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Ice cream at the Arvada Drug
store. Try it.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Sidney Davy left Wednesday
to take charge of some mines in
Old Mexico after spending sew
eral months with his family here.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-09

Mrs. D. w. Comstock royalty
entertained Mrs. l.. p. Burlin, l..
B. Moore and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Moore, all of Denver, last
Sunday, Saturday was the birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Com
stock and was the occasion for
which she entertained. A de-
lightful dinner and supper was
served to her guests.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

Stor Brand.
Sem GienOOmme neO6rruOt.

Zen 3. IS. opito0 / ~2anOsbDen
0eaefieloe paa 9ollanO en- Brand,
iom til en- Sio trueoe nleo at an-
tose ct ubpsgeIigt Omfang. 9eI-
0igpiS IpffeOes oct BOG at reoOe ct
Bar Itprft trleoe gienOomme.
9ran0en opitoo oeo Rio0osstio
I ct gammeIt 9eboeIiesbus / 10.
fanteu al 0oaeiialOe. Serfra breo-
tie SIoen Jig til 9reiteeaarosluoen
og begge 9pgnin8erne ne0brGnote
i 2Bbet al ganife fort 8io.
gnobi6ere breote SIoen Jig til
9rugsioreningen % 6attig9ooroen
Ser ligele6es n~eobrRn0te Oct me-
tie al Sn0boet brpnOte / 6ottig.
ganr0en og 9eboeIiesbuiet, boori,
MOB set lDffe0es at re0oe Sn0boei
o. @arerne / 9rug3foreningen.
S 8r9itegnoroen br9n6te en- Del
Rnifiner og aoIsreoitaber.
30 andre @oar0e BAR paa ei
5iospunft itertt trueoe.
SIOen er i'll. 81. 9. poaiat al er
gommel. iinOSipa Some. Ser Bier
fgrt til 9pIte0 arreit. Qqe gpg.
ninger par osiureret / 2an0bp9.
ningernes aim. 9ranoforiifring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
Bamle paa llOflnet.

Oct par en- o%beroroentlig Dellpf-
fet uoflugt De iam0irfeuoe 92eHig-
beospleiers 5efretariat ifelge oar.
Qgbl. Den 3. os. ioretog meo CANT
le ars6linge til aDngbp. 9eiret par
iaa imilenoe, ion oct funoe Oare,
maaife noiten for imilenoe.
8ejret par 0a o9ioa oct fsrite
5nmtaleemne blonot De 9amle, oa
De efter en- Zines asriel 6anao
0~fi60agstio iaO 6anfeoe ! 5oteI
9pngbps itore og i~fpggefuloe &uDe.
Der par / alt iomlet ca. 10
gamle, oeis ira a5reOens 3u5@,
oels ira De forifeIlige @henigbeOs.
pleier omfring / 9pen. 0g De par
ale meeet glaze og tafucmmcIige,
ba De efter bel oberitaaet Reiie par
bqnfeoe ON oct feitligt 0pffeOe
Miooagsboro / Ben gomle 9oOe,
boor @artan 6oooe siort alt ior
of gore bet bpggeligt for De gam.
le.
Der ieroereoes 9ommeiteg og
Rsoarso. De foreneoe 9rpggerier
boooe ifpnfet DobbeltsI, og en9a.
qerfrue booOe meo en- al gognene
ienot EN- 9aSning 8ienerbr9o, lom
fonot goo Anoenoelie til aaifen.
Otter Nibongen, ser 6eg0nOte og
ilutteoe meo Gang, foretog De melt
rsrige Of be samle unoer 2eoelie
al be iampirfenoe Wenigbeosplei.
ers Sefretpr SIC. teol. u. Ii .Ssr-
aenfen, en- Cur no / Den imuffe
Omegn, og beiegte bl. q. Renig.
beospleiernes Stem for gamle, Der
Iigger | Rprbeoen.
Otter of Der par ipiit til aiten
aif Euren oeo 6.5ioen after biem
til &opeoitooen.
Nen be gamle bar ale enige ON,
at BET bnpoe p9ret en- ioore lnni
Dag, og Den bill iiffert lange itad
praget / oeres Grinoring iomSom'
merens @~lanspinft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

@enoe0s % Drowning 5nee5orgs
@rao i Ringiteo strife liaaer ser /
Oi5Ie Cage C.. aug.) en- file be.
ifeOen 8oienbufet. @n rlolpnOina,
ser forIeoen gniteoe airfen - 6uem
ban par, pioe5 life - isgte iqrlig
eiter oenne aongegrau, og efter at
baOe 0p9(et en- StunO pe0 Den aft
ban til en- 9Iomiter6onOel % fobte
De &oier. iom ban Iagoe paa @ra-
pen. Gen pn~agpIoenOe llol9noing
menes ifIg. o9in9iteo 5olfetiO.~ at
babe oaret en- 5Difer. @nIigpiS bar
BAN oaret Siitorifer, ser iarlig bar
6eifeitiaet fig meo bette afinit af
Aoroens Siitorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
9ait. 9lr6Oc 3asmusirn.
0tiniiteriets GeiOlutiOn.

Rs6enbapn, 3. auguit. auItus.
miniiteriet bar / Dag tiIifreuet 81
ifoppen pper giborg Stiit iooIe.
oes:
IS SfrioeIie al 81. I. R. bar
Deres 9gipro9roigbeO i 5orti9t.
teIie al tioligere greooetsIing an.
aaaenoe S~ognepreit for StibIteo
og 2pngbp N~fenig6eOer arboeRns-
m%usiens StiIIing til6olfefirfen ino-
berettet, at en- munOtIig 6orban0.
lima me0 8oitor 9asmllsien pOer.
Iiqere bar befrpftet 0eres tioliee.
re Snotrpf az at bans ~perionlige
Stanopunft er mere poiitiot, emo
oct fan ies al bans ooueoe Sore
Drag / neutrality-suspicious. Bel
faIt6olot ban beitemt ii teoIoeiife
Seriton0uuntt og lit 4rab ON Sol.
tetirtens Smoannelie / Hetning al
8reltefribe0, men oeo Si0en beroi
falOt 9tringer, iom oioneoe be-
itemt ON bans perionli9e Gro poa
ariitus iom Den leoenoe Serre;
ban betrogter 0enne Sro iom Be-
tingeIie for at oRre 8r9it og un-
oreoe iig meget oper, at bans ti0-
Iigere grflering / ian 5enieenoe
bar funnel undertakes 9piol. On
0aa6eu DtreOe ban, at ban alOri8
oiIOe uofere en- 0aabS6onoIing, Ger.
iom 0et life par BANS O%uerbeis-
ming, At ariitus ua%anoeligt tager
Barnet ! 6aOn, peliigner og mo.
pier set"
Qere5 9oi9rpar0igbeo uOtqler
/ inntme Sfripelie poerligere, at
De mener, at 9oit. arboe 8asmus-
len me0 iaaoan Iro itaor paa Sol
fefirfens @runo og tro0s iineSpr.
meninger maa funne uofere 8r9-
itetieneite i 0en, foruoiot at Menig.
6e0ens 3lertal enifer at 6e5oIoe
BAN ION 3r9it. 90 oa bette maa
ipnes at pRre go6tgiort gennem Den
Noresie. iom ct 5Iertal I 9oItora.
tet bar in6gipet iaaoel til @inni.
|iteriet ION til Gem. mener De Der
for / SenboIb til oct foron ON bans
periOnIi9e Stan0punft onfsrte, at
Sper9smoalet ON bans 6or6Iioen
/ embeoet bermeo fan titles / 9e.
70.
5 a%nleoning berof unOlooer Ni-
niiteriet fife 6eroeO at meo0eIe8e-
res Seiaroer0ig5eo, at man fon
tiltrp0e Ceres 5noitilliHg.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
A NEW MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.

To meet an ever increasing demand for a certificate that
can be readily preserved and yet furnish an appropriate and
artistic setting for the churchly attest, we now offer our new
FOLDING MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE N {. a4
This certificate is printed with an exquisite border de-
sign of floral wreath and wedding bells in 6 eolors on ex-
ceptionaly tough bristol board that is capable of folding with
out breaking. When opened the certificates measure 7zsxll12
inches. They are executed in the finest Chromohthography
Each folded in an ornamental envelope Of extra strong
quality.
Prices Single copy Is Cts, l boz. $1.20, 100 copies 80
net postpaid
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
5bIssnOe inbbanbnt Sseer

al bet Oe0 granOen ~beifa6igeoe Eager tan enbnu faos ~forboIosuis
goo Stand til %neoenior onsrte meeet toe grHer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
4s qommebibeI.

Oct oanffe gibeIieIftobs ltb9au
paa 5noiapapir meb np OperietteIis
al bet npe 9eitamente. inbbunben /
1piflanb fpecielt for os | meaei
blsot Ooerfnlosbino. On iqroeIes
eIcadni % boIobnr BOG.
Bris $500
Onn Qufh NuhI anu{s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
3OrSiif SfulemBOe.

Tebenbaon, D. Augult. Yaa
@run0toigs @eiTfole oeo 9png6p
photographers t 3a9 en- Reffe Dle-
Der for norife % oanife Stole.
mpn0. Nsoerne. 5ois 5ormnaI er
at little aenOifab til oanife Scr.
boI0. er Be i6rite al Sen art, Ger
boIOes berbiemme, me0ens 0onife
Sfolem0no mango @ange bar gel.
tagct / lignen0e N}e0er i SUD.
6~rnn0s0alen. 40 norife 2Grere og
2prerinoer oeItager ! @e0erne ut.
Ser 2e0elie al Sfolebeitprer g..
@r6t0eot / @rpspe0. G%uooioere
oeItager ca. % oanife SfoIempn0.
&eo Mo0erne. ser oeooarer til
10. auguit oil Ser bIioe 5oI0t
5oreOra9 ON firfelig 2obgibnin9,
oaHif 9oo9iOning. R~ig5Oa9ens 6or-
banolmgsmaaoe, odnif 9%ano6rug,
6oIteifolen, Anoelsingen, apin0e.
iaeen og Observation-Disclosures
NJ. m.
@eo @e0ets 4obning / Gag bs6
0sjifoleioritan0er s. 8oienoalgeI.
fommen. og oereiter bolotes Sore.
Drag Al 5oritanoer &oienoal ON
@run0tpig. al St~atSfoniulent q.
5nhien ON la%nogfonomiif 5oriogs.
arbejoe og al auItusminiiter So
co6 2fppel ont f%irfeIig 2oo9ionino.
auItusminiiteren 9ennem1if /
forte 8i0s llopiflingen ! oanif
airfeIips @iitorie % uotalte 81. a.:
ser / 0onmarf bar man bait MoO
til at aioe Sc cHfeIte areoie Sri.
5eo inoen Tor 3oIfefirten. 9tu itaor
Di oDerfor 5olfefirfens 5oriatnin9,
Ser iflg. @~runolooen ifaI orOnes
beo QoD. 0pfattelierne 6erom er
iorifeaige. Seq mener, at oi life
ifal bare en- itor undertaking,
men at neutrality-suspicious.
eiter6aanoen iom araOene Diier Jig,
66r Oeotage Be nDe 2ooe iom I'll.
lqg til Den aaereoe beitaaen6e Orb.
ming.
Sm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6or.
uotalte Miniiteren, at Oen.
ne fife ifDlOtes tirfeIige 9eniDn,
men bar ifet al pOIitiife @runoe.
Der par imioIertiO npppe SoioI
ON, at oenne Sag ON fort lib
blipe or0net.
9sOsfalo. 8rouit 5. 6. Ssren.
len, tioIigere Sognepreit for Ssie
er afgaaet peo Dsoen /
aebenbapn, rs aar 81.
afogoe par feot pao als, tog i
fine unoe 9tar 2prerefsnmen paa
Sonitrups Seminarium. timber jim
9preroirtiombeo l9ite ban pioere
til Stli0enterefsamen og teologrt
@mbeosefsnmen, iom ban tog ! en-
aIber of 40 aar. afosoe bar isrit
SognepraIt / 6aobors og aarre
De6 garOe, 0erefter | 9isrnsbolm
og MoIe. 5 1892 bIeo ban Sog-
neprqit / Ssje 9aaitrup, fro 6pil.
fet Gmbeoe ban for ct Bar Aar
iioen tog fin afifeo.
Jbo. aapelmuiifus Soerien
blep for nogen lib iioen paafsrt
oe repet omfulo al en- Gpfliit, bpor-
oeo ban paaOros fig en- SiernerD-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
Sn6ilerrnOe Scminarinm. silf

4nleoning al 8intberS Seminari-
ums % 4nr5 Su6ilGum inoleoe.
Oes i 6ormiooa9s me0 en- ITEM
ningsfalo &eiti0eli9beO i Semina.
riet. Ter par moot ca. 100 Men.
%neifer, ~u9ientligt 99rere % 99rer.
in0er, Der er u0gaaet ira Semina.
riet. Ter bleo afiunget en- San.
tate, og 6oritanoer @intber, Bro
iesior 2arien % Baitor 9%aritenien,
selling, toIte. groiesior BARREN
meooelte, at 9intber / 8o9ens Mn
Looming par uoneunt til Gi6Oer al
06g.
Srano. 3anocrs, 6. 4uguit. 5
@ftermiooag u0breO Der 5lo / oen
tioIi9ere 6anOifefabrif, Ser M eies
al 6abritont Utsner g6riitenien.
SIOen uo6rs0 / 5orbuiet. ser be.
boeoes al fire 6amilier. og breott
zig oerfra me0 ripen0e 6ait til 81.
o%ebp9nin9en, boor ser fanotes aai.
ieriiteri. 9Ggoplag, 9reieri %
Sneoferoprtite0. 5IOen baooe IA
goOt iat, at 9ragonerne u0fom.
m~an0ereoes til Asiiitance. Zen
n~prIiggenoe Spritiabrif par oa og-
iaa truet. 8aaoe 6orbuiet og 81.
o%e6pgnin9en er brpn0te. % SfaOen
er ret ~6etpOelig. ca. 10000 ar.
StuOrnterncs af6OlOsfor6nno.-
92iO0eIiart, .. 2lnguit. 7anmarfs
ituoerenoe llnqooms df6olosfor.
bun0 aa6ncOe / @aor lit aarsme6e
Der. 5 5ormiooa15 aiIagoe aa5ie.
reren, Carer :. 6. 8eterien, Be
refining. 5orbunopt tGaer MI GOO
0feoIemmer eder II psf. al Ian.
marfs ituoeren0e llngoom. 5 81.
acknowledgements in0leoe0e 5oIfe.
t%bingsmanO 5er6inono Rielien Ell
Diffusion ON 6oreningeus Saftif.
On aftenen of5oIotes 0%emonitra-
tionstoa % ofientIigt Maoe.
Boa Me0et / Gag paIgtes cano.
iur. 6. 6 6eileien ira a~oben6opn
til 5ormanO / Ste0et for Qr. meb.
6eiber9. Ser iraboo fla @enoaIg.
Snscn Sc6ucrc / 6attig6nict. -
iii Sc bel6i9t itiae6e Sogne mao
airfe sfenspeo Soan iiges at 6sre.
ifriper ~gitii. 5olfebI." Eli bet lille
5ogn, Der lieaer iom en- ireoelia
SoDI meaem 9. Sfenspe0 og SAB
orup Stotioner. herer ser t08 3or.
5artforn. og oo Der life leoer Here
emo 800 Wenneifer, bIiper Bette /
@enneminit finn ire Menneiter for
6en0e @artforn, ct 5orbol0,
Der iiffert er noQet ganife eneitna.
enoe Ter iin6es 5eGer in9en Ieoig
2Irbei0sfraft i Soonet, % / 9pens
5%attig5u5 itaor ale 2~eiIigbeoer
% ubeboeoe.
st friminelt g6gteifa6. ariminal.
as6en5aon beifpitige0e
fornDIig iii. g. g i llol."
neO Ell 5aIitneriiag al en- ret
aienoommelig 9atur. Get BAR en-
5orita0siangerin0e % Ell 9ogbol-
Der e, iom par Sngens SoDe6.
oerioner. Oct bproige Gar bar
remlig inogaaet falif 9G9teifab Tor
II fomme { 9eiiooeIie al en- tor
grp. 9ogboloer z. aroeoe for mo-
gen Si6 iioen en- iterre Gum Benge,
men for at iaa oisie 9enoe u06e-
talt, ifutoe ban oifte fig meo en-
Srf. g., Der bar Datter Of en- Bro
orietpr I Spaau0. Zen unge 8o-
ne, ser / nogen 3io bapoe interes.
ieret fig for gogboIoeren. oiIoe BOG
III bnerfen eie e1er 6aOe bam. Wien
5r. 9. bar life rooooilo. Get Ipf.
teoes BAN at iaa ooertaIt ooen.
rpDnte Saneerin0e til of giite iig
neo BAN un6er SRI. 9.8 Ram -
naturligpis MOB en- riaelig 9etal-
Ge anifafieoe iig en- @9ng.
Be foIife atteiter, lpOenoe paa 5rf.
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