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ed. The older you get 1t, the worse
the attack"
Johnson did not appear again that
day. A small man in a raincoat took
his place The next morning I made
my initial trip to the office, the rain
coat still on hand. I had a short con-
ference with Miller, the district at
torney, at II. Bronson was under sur
veillance, he said, and any attempt to
sell the notes to him would probably
result in their recovery. In the mean
time, as I knew, the Commonwealth
had continued the case, in hope Of
such contingency.
At noon | left the office and took a
veterinarian to see Candida, the in
iured pony. By one o'clock my first
days duties were performed, and a
long Sahara of hot afternoon
stretched ahead. Mcknight, always
glad to escape from the grind, sug-
gested a vaudeville, and in sheer
cnnui ! consented. l could neither
ride, dive nor golf, and my own com
pany bored me to distraction.
Coolest place in town these days"
he declared. Electric fans, breezy
songs, airy costumes. And there's
johnson just behind - the coolest
proposition in Washington"
He gravely bought three tickets and
presented the detective with one
Then we went in Having lived a nor
nal, busy life. the theater in the aft
ernoon is TO me about on a par with
ice cream for breakfast. Up on the
stage a very stout woman in short
pink skirts, with a smile that Nc
knight declared looked like a slash in
Il roll o. butter, was singing nasally,
with a laborious kick at the end of
each verse. Johnson. two rows ahead,
went to sleep. Mcknight orodded me
with his elbow
Look at the first box to the right"
he said in a stage whisper want
you to come over at the end of this
act"
1t was the first time I had seen her
since l put her in the cab at Balu-
more. Outwardly | presume | was
calm, for no one turned to stare at
me, but every atom of me cried out
at the sight of her. She was lean
ing, bent forward, lips slightly parted,
gazing raptly at the Japanese con-
jurer who had replaced what Nc
Knight Gisrespectfully called the Col
umns of Hercules Compared with the
! draggled lady of the farm house, she
was radiant
For that first moment there was
nothing but JOY at the sight OF her.
Meningitis touch on my arm brought
me back to reality.
Come over and meet Them" he
/ said That's the cousin Miss West
is visiting, Mrs. Dallas"
/ But | would not go, After he went
1 sat there alone, painfully conscious
that l was being pointed out and
/ stared at from the box. The abomin.
able Japanese gave way to yet more
/ atrocious performing dogs.
How many offers of marriage will
the young lady in the box have?" The
dog stopped sagely at none" and
then pulled out a card that said eight
Wild shouts of glee by the audience
The FOOLS" | muttered.
After a little I glanced over. Mrs
Dallas was talking to Mcknight, but
she was looking straight at me. She
was flushed, but more calm than
and she did not bow. l fumbled fol-
my hat, but the next moment l saw
that they were going, and sat still
When Mcknight came back he was
triumphant.
I've made an engagement for you,
ha said. Mrs. Dallas asked me X
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Not Wanted In Calf.

Perhaps the intending purchaser
who recently wrote a London book
seller: please forward me copy
of Tennyson, but please not one bouaE
in calf, as am vegetarian" intendSs
to employ the volume only as foss
for thought. - G6risuan Sciens,
Monthly.
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CHAPTER XV.-Continued.


As we Iu' ''eu me COZ lie' s''Il.Ieo
OdcN' nan " OIoNA O0ilI'iu 10 oo',''
SUI vas '''o' ms o"' -
men ne Sd" me ne s'oppeu anu - ~
ceSueu WIN S0' NO. ,'''0n ~ rs ~
o'5"i' pE ,i'' > ms, I,o"e'1l, -l
S""SIIO 'i!e C''i '-i''l " { 'o0N' anu s1oou
ulloD'l ,'9' , 9.y o4 ,'.7 I'' p!'yt, - n
"a 49, ~ ,1sL.-;u,,.,- ~
t ~ i'''N wa --' ~ Az ~ - '' . ~
,,,-o will oi,.o hin, o RIM for hi.
- 57.,o.l5 .,'o ''l- W. 49,. 10
-,l1 ,,+ ,.,,.a az .Condn ~, Iot Wv
- 49, ,,,,,,,,1ta,+ lava ,.o,, oon ga"
A. ono o,clocl- oftor . siv.ni r,, ron,
No ra ontorod = email country botaI
" va .ao,, r,otti,,,, ~ 1oh,,.a,, e.,
half hour At that time he was q
ouarter Of = mile behind us. and losing
ranidIv BEFORE we had finished opr
luncheon he s+aogerad into the inn
One Of his boots was under his arm
and his whole aruearanco was denIor.
able He was coated with mud streak
ed with persDirarion and he limDed
MS he walked He chose q table nor
far from us and ordered Scotch Be
yond touching his hat he Maid no at
tention to us.
pm inst oa+tino nv second wind q"
McKniebt declared How do Won feel,
Mr., Johnson Six or eight miles more
and Wen all enjoy our dinners" John
Sol. nut down the glass he had raised
to his Inns withcut repIying
The Fact v.oe however that was
:il,a Johnson voc eort from, NV
.ceal,,e inocric, and VOC rrottv vol
,-ono nm ,roE,,fr,L+ ,,.ha n.a, - ,,.olI.
e,,rirg Of ,.itoIit, ana biob sTirits or
darad o ..4,.a,,,,,. oc,,o,tio,, ,,,oda of
no.rIy c,o,,,.,I,;,,,, ~ tho har ond eaD+
II ove,, ~ rho dotao+ivo hu+ Iobreop
rofrsad j.
90 ba+a tba+ Lind Of ,orsor " Nj.
Kniqbt said na++isbIv "Lird of = foI-
low, Thor tbinl,s --nn'ro ooira 10 ,oiso1
bis d,,, IL Won, ofso. hin 6ono'
WIZ, vo eot 60 tha any, Iina r.i.,
1obr,or d,.aoarad and dnoa,1i,o 80
70 tho l,,fo 7 Us in ra++a. sI,tri3.
nd to,, ,roL-,iah+ A., rtor.,, af +ha
.broo Lr,,r, +,,.t af4a-. +bl ,,.,.o,,,.
nod ,,o+ ra,,,J - rri,I - ,,o.,,ao. ,.t,l
~ - ~ a.. -
ht,,, aI.or,.+bino ol.a - ,.o- na1jaf
IN bo,o q fra.I7 ,,,i,,d on =. baa WV,
zIad 90 ,,,cb r,.ar no t,,ot.dnt '', " no
ra,,, ho,,I@ 80 ~ naaI-,aaa - ~
aoId Loa tba+ had wy. ', ,'anaa 80 .
-. 80 -. i.. ~ 49, pN,'pNI,'
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ut seems to me that our new maid
ought at least to know how to serve
water if she was six years with her
last employer"
Well. it's not surprising, dear. l
know her last employer"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03

specification that he provided error
eous grade stakes there. There has
never been a grade established, be-
cause there is a question, said he, as
to the extension Of the street. Ashley
street grade, he said, is the same as
it has been for 8 or 9 years, with
the exception Of q very slight change
on one corner on account of the grade
of Noble avenue. There was no ex-
pense to the city in connection with
any change of grade there, said he.
Hawthorne street, he said, was laid
out, and the work was done without
change from the original plan. The
Common council ordered the street
grade laid out, and it was necessary
to make a radical change because of
the ascent there in one place of about
20 feet in 100. He said as city engt-
neer he communicated with residents
Of the street who had petittoned for a
grade, to get their ideas, as a matter
of courtesy. Then he reported grade
to the Common council. The maximum
cut was not over feet, he said. That
was the grade agreed upon by all
the owners. He said there has been
no change from the grade as originally
laid out. It was 10:47 when McKenna
left the stand.
Save for the few moments Mr.. God
frey was on the stand he had been
testifying continuously from GOT. Klein
was only fairly we'll under way with
the direct examination when the ad-
jOurnement was taken.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03
THE SMITH-MURRAY co.
Notion Dept.

We carry a full line of the we'll
known sc. NJ. O." HOSE SUPPORT
ERS which we can cheerfully recon-
mend as being as good as any on the
market. Prices are as follows:
Children's sizes, 13c, 15c, Tic a pair
Ladies' Frill Side Carriers in black,
blue, white and pink, 25c pair.
Ladies' Heavy Suspender ELASTIC
Side Carriers, in the safe colors, at 25d
a pair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03
Weather Indications

New Haven, May 3.-Forecast:--
Fair tonight and Thursday, frost to-
night; moderate to brisk west winds
A long ridge of high pressure ex-
tends from North Dakota southeast
ward to North Carolina. It is pro-
ducing pleasant weather with low
temperatures in the central and east
ern sections. Freezing temperatures
extend along the northern tier OF
states from Montana to Maine. Cloudy
and showery weather prevails in the
western and southern sections.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
fair weather with cold tonight, fol-
lowed by rising temperature on
Thursday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03
TOILET DEPARTMENT

Special sale of Toilet Necessities
Full One Pound Box, SITTER Top.
Violet Talcum, SC box
Good quality Oriental Talcun Pog<
der, oval box, sitter top, &c box.
Woodworth's Trailing Arbutus Tal-
1Oc bottle.
Woodworth's Perfumes-very Special
for this sale only.
Carnation Pink, Sweet Pea, HeIioy
trope, Jockey Club, White Rose ana
Crab Apple Blossom, CSC per ounca-
No half ounces sold.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03
QUEEN MOTHER ILL

London. May 3-Uneasiness is man
ifested here, today, over the report
that Alexandria, the Queen Mother,
was Ill during the Mediterranean trip
that she has just completed. There are
conflicting reports as to her present
condition, giving rise to the fear that
the coronation program may be af-
fected. The Queen will return short
w
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03
Carpenters On Strike.

Carpenters in Shelton went or
strike Monday to enforce a demand
for an increase in wages from % a
day, the present rate, to $500. Ine
master builders have offered $500 a
day. which was refused.
Will Remove to st. Louis.
The Crofut & Knapp company OF
South Norwalk, considered the largest
manufacturers Of hats in the United
States will move it's plant to st. Louis
The company has a capital Of $4Oo,-
600 and employs about four hundred
persons. It turns out more than
thirty-five patterns of headgear for
men and Women.M
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03
The Carnival of ST. Peters
Closes Tonight

The Carnival being given by the la
dies of st. Peters Church, at Park
CITY Rink, closes tonight. There VIII
he attractions and amusements during
the evening and the evenings enter
tainlnent will conclude with the draw
inc of the many articles being can
vaSSed upon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03
SELECT DANCE
to be given by
EAGLE BASEBALL CLUB
at Eagles Hall
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY A, 1918
Music by Risley's Orchestra
Tickets Csc a Person R3 b
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, S..
PROBATE COURT.


Estate of Julius Weimar, late Of
the town of Bridgeport, in said dis
trict, deceased.
The trustee having made applica-
ton for an order authorizing him ~
sell certain real estate belonging to
said estate, as per said application on
file duly appears.
Ordered, That the said application
be heard and determined at the Pro
bate Office in Bridgeport, on the 6th
day of May, 1911, at IL O'Clock i'm
the forenoon, and this Court directs
said Trustee to give notice to
all persons interested in said estate TO
appear, if they see cause, and be
heard thereon, by publishing this or
der once in newspaper having a
circulation in said district, on or be-
fore the third day Of May, A. D.,
1911, and return make to the Court
of notice given.
Attest,
EDWARD F. HALLEN.
a*p Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03

washington-After debating whether
to lynch Joseph Ryan. negro VINO
stabbed a white circus man, the mob
which caught him decided on a new
form of vengeance All hands joined
in beating the negro into insensfblhty.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03

New York-Job Brown Tillou, a6,
who had chewed tobacco for SIS years
and eaten pie twice day for SO years
is dead at his home in Orange. He at
tributed his longevity to the fact that
he didn't smoke.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03

New York-Former Governor James
H Hardy, of Idaho, told the Mems
League for wonan's suffrage that
from what he had seen Of woman,s
voting there is no danger Of them vot-
ing always just as their husbands do.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-03

New York-The third officer Of the
Austrian steamship Laura and the
chief officer of the Cunard liner Ul-
tonia got into wireless communication
enroute to this port and engaged in a
three days chess game.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
2e0enS Hecept tIog fetI =
oct Dpperlt0e NnremtooeI
beptfer ut Wero.

Or. &ilmer's S,pan,p=& CT CT al DC
4atcnt=Meoieiner lom CT beore e',o mango
Qesers 8eeepter, / bet minbite bar bet
sjort itsrre @apn for &psimerter % Mprc=
ipsoom eno noscn anoen Meoicin ie9 tienz
Der, os jog anbefalcr bet a(tib til mine
@enner, oa jeg oeo at bet CT uppertr~ffcs
li9t.
6or nusen Sio iioen bapoe leg beftiae
@paimerter, Der life oiloe pise for 9csens
Meoicin. Seq Ct imiblertib slao beb at
fise, at G>uamp=Goot belbrcbeoc mig i no9le
faa Tiger.
Seq or forpi:iet pm, at Or. Sinners
Sipamp=Goot CT CIT prroifulo Meoiein, oe
jog ienoer Gem benne Mnbefoline iom 90
Tan benptte til enbncr SID.
Sores f%orbun0ne,
Sacob 9ornacDer,
Gbtparospille, SIT
l1nberlfrepet unber 90 boS mig ben 14o'
Suli, u. 8. 1909.
Samuel IS. Mc&ittrid,
NotariuS &ublitus
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re Splf(ouo uoen at bope Sperberre'
opnur1e / Morolpen % Sen engellfc
&ouol. Genne iioitc oil bore let at
lpprre, ioa lnrge Ser ct Semi fab
mellel1 Sranfrige og Gnglmno; pan<
ifeligerc ntl Set blipe at l1ffc oc1
norolige Gel al Noroieen, ncllcm
5fotlono % Norge, for Splfernc,
bpis life England far eli falt 9alis
poa begac sioer al oette Torpono.
Noa britiif SIDE fin6es cit laaoon /
Tortb 6ioroen og Srfnep Ternc, %
for at faa ct, li9ncnoc moo 2lt> I'll
set blipe %npopenbigt at tiltpinge Jig
sen pao Morges Spopeltfplt - bpi5
ga life Splf1ano Der fom11er eng
lano / 6orfjbbet. 5aale0es fan set
ie us til, at Morge fan blipe truet al
9raooige SLENDER babe fra Eit, @el1
oe spo. - Set ct oa life iao unoer-
ligt, at Morge Jet Gremtioen in1poe
mes en6el 9Gngitclic.
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"Jor set fgrite mener Fan life at
fl1n1e gipre bette og iamtioiet bnboe
lin &eroig6eo. &an bar life CLIENT
@ifforo @inc6ots Mfifeoigelie, JONI
6on betra9ter JON ct Misgrcb. Seller
life nGrer ban Spnnpatbi n1co uogle
@coleunmcr at &obinettet, ipn ban
l1ener ltaor for ner Moll @treet.
@on n1ener / set bele, at Soft / enfel=
tc &lnfter life far pprct6plot &oole=
belt &nlitifen, at fan bor pilt for
n'eget @enlpn til Sc ioofolotc @eof=
tionGrc / set repllblifonlfe Yorti, %
oerfor fan ba1 life t"ilfpl1nlc Stgttc
al &oolcpelt Tolfc1c, 11oen at mol1
flnoe helfploe biSie for at bope ipie.
tet oeres oprin0elige 6orn1ool.
Set onoet spar er, at bpiS pol1
felt no piloe lutte Jig til 5oft, nilol
bette folnn1e / Strio nneo bans Mis
lion, laaleoes lpm ban ielp betrogtel
Sen. @or BON engo',g i%ll1ttet Jig bel
til Saft, pil0e bon bore neoiaget ii
at foripare fam. Sans Gnergt 0!
Snoflpoclie piloe bline foitet / &ngt
ifaalen for Ell &erion life for c
Nrincip. San foretrGfter at bolo
Jig til &rincippet. @o1 troer,. a
mar Softs &irfion1beo JONI &rrii
bent er aflluttet, pil 8ortiet felt III
n9re progress lipt, pg at berfpr fin
en- progreslip Meprlblifoner fan blip
mnlineret / Moret 1916.
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poo ben oonlfe S%ices&oniul. ST. Otto
8ulff og tillige CIT olloen al 8pen5
met ogte0e 2anoSnlrno, aongen
oper 6ele Ypens eleftriifc Y%elysning,
@r. @ol0enrar Micboellen, bporfra
ieg pr. Gelefon f%oreipurgte poo Sen
Oanlfe Eioneer"5 &outor, ON ST.
Sopb11s Neble bar til te0e. Min So
%relpprgie( belpareoes befrGitenoe,
men neo Sen Silfpjelle, at fan bou=
Sc lneget troplt ga bons S%orn1ono,
ST. Sreoeritlen, bar poo Spgeliite
og at Slooet netop sen Sag jfl1lbe
ctSpe0eres. Ga Sop9lls inlio(ertio
erforeoc Spprgerens Nopn jporc0e
ban, at 6pis Set Dor Sans Sgrgeu
Gbriltenien ira Mplle6peu loo 6uuOe
ban oltio Sio, % 6oO mig at toge ST..
Micfoellcn n1eo no til 9(o0ets apn-
tor. s uFloneeren"5 ltore % ilotte
Spgning trof hi laa @r. Neble ito
oenoe, meo Sue00rooberne orpsien6e
lis oper Sc mango Npiler, Ser ifuloe
ollteo % iom nuturligpi5 blep list
for linfet, 81 ri 6rugte ct Yor elmer
til at tale ON gornle Si0er. 81 fill
te5 as pe6 ct M%flfe65brder pu ion utf
Il1ren til Council Bluffs, til SEN
ltore og ppntelige oonife 8pgniag,
ser / 6elleslfab ejeS al Joreniuger=
ne ~9anebo Mr. 5 al .. 8. .. s."
og u9oge Scr. 10 al 9. 9. g." 9enue
Spgning CT Ell al Sc lml1ffelte og
be0lt inorettc0e 0onlfe 9pgninger JON
Neoifriperen bar let, me0 en- itor
og prG9tig Sbeater= og 3mnleiol, Ser
prpoes al mongfoloiae pel uofsrte
6rclfo- % o11ore Mo(erier. S Ell
nplig opfert G%il6pgning fin0es to
Msoelole mes 9ome=Gerelie %
Soften. Ser m1pote jeg @r. 10.
Gosnuns Ell, JONI bar Gelegot til 9.
g. .. s. &onpentipn / minneapolis.
Sper5 oper @a6en belpgteS Sen ltore
oonlfe Gofe, bpor Ser u0piltes Sen
ltsrlte @jeitfribeo ilmoo os og 1por
ieg troi .lamune1, mes 6'@rr. Mnoers
Sonlen. Sefreter for Ganebo Scr. 5,
og Martin Senlen % g. Eeterlen,
6oreningens 8pgge=&omite. 9igele=
Oes meote leg @r. q. Mosu1usi EN- fra
Treilep, 2ollan0, ion jeg life bapoe
Jet / ODER 80 Mar, % mango o10re
@eolemn1er al iaa bel ~Ganebo"
iom g. 9. a., oeriblonot Yreii=
6enten for .. g. e." ST.. Mor
Slien, o9 Yrelioenten for nGonebo",
ST. Sobn Mprfbrt. % Mgrfet fol0t
paa gif &eiien pioere fra On1obo til
&anios @itp, Mo., bportil ieg onfom
nGlte Morgen. Ser n1e6te ieg min
gooe, eamle Sen Sans Mnoerien,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
1rt prnr1r If ri Gukafrtnga-
mt1nFl hrlhrrnrr allf $tan1Hmtttnrr

Noar ct Mennclte efter flcrc Nars Sell:
i(asninser / at fiaoe ct 9esemiooel far OPP
gipet Soaabct ua maalte tiliioit eiper tabt,
rnorer man Jig life, at ban bliper misten=
telis. So a%llisepel pil hi iise til enbper iom
plaacs at CIT ureselmesiis Mape: uYrpp Blot
Ell Sing mere"
81 pnlfer Sc Dil prppe Sr. Galptpcl(s
eDrup Ycplin, ct latscrenoe S%tprtemiooel
1om bar pGrct bru9t / cit Generation,
Suiinocr brnser bet; iittert oslaa nosle
blanot 9ercs 9enner. Sc fan tipbe ben i
o(le Npotbeter for SO Gents eller 81 Tlaz
fen og, Dpao Der er enonu bcbre, leno Sc
res %oreslc til Or. Galotpcll for en- fri
4rboef(ale. Mr. S. s. Yettp i llnionpille,
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Mp., Mr. George %. Zimmerman / 9arz
%risbura, 4o., pg mango andre at begge
&jpn / olle 2anoets Gsne bruste fprlt en-
fri Nrppeflalte os bar Ocn I'LL itaoig / @uiet.
Sc bill opgire 8rugen al Salte os STEMS
n%in9slnipler, ba bisic tint CT Ell mio(ertiois
@iclp, meoens 9r. GalD>pells Gprup Ycpz
ln 9arantercr cit bori9 @clbrcoelle. Sen bill
bibri,9e Mufclpartiet / Maben og Snoz
bploene en- %fornpet og n%aturlig &irtlombeo,
uben onoen @jclp. Salt al Mistante bort
og forlpg Syrup Yepin.
Gn fri 4rppeflafe pil blipc Sem TIL
lcnpt, bpis Sc lenoer 9eres Mbresic til
Or. @. IT. Galoiuell, $50 Galopcll Bulb
ing, Monticello, Sll.
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Eorre(pon0ance.
@rceliior Springs, @o.,
19. GebruQr 1911.

19. Jebruor 1911.
ST.. &e6aftgr!
Otter SPITE ienoer leg Dem ioa9
nogle Snotrpf al min @ejie berneo
iom Sc, bbis Sc finder Set tienli9t.
gierne mao benptte / @la6et.
@an6ag SEN 6. 6ebruar tiltraao'
tes min &eiie fra minneapolis meo
Gbi., ct. Saul & Omoba 8anen og
neite Morgen onfom leg til 0mabo:
Mfin fgrite u6flugt for at beie oenne
@p og Council 8luffs gialot Bol5:
ington Sail. Sen imuffe 8pgnine
lom / fin Gi6 eie6es al SEN 0onlfe
Screening, men iom Sen tobte / Den
ODER beIe 2an6et alminoeltge. Hen.
gefriie. 9erneit beipgtes &aoobulet,
bpor leg bap6e SEN Tornpiel'e at bilie
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nlorolife MotlrS offer in0erlte &ro=
&C. San fon1nlcr bort ira &rilte11=
oonlmen, iuu longt lom Me0lem5ret=
tigbeO for Don1 lelp ol1goor, % Do
gems Eplitif omltprter 1uu il1lbltnu=
Big.
2iterotl1rel1, ioaleoes joni Sen 6lep
forltoaet % 0oceret pco Stoler og
llniperliteter, ifienfc0e bou iugen
0pmertion1be6. @an for lit enc
rationale Diene0. @on bar Sen enc
Mouo i Mor0en, ser bar raoifal i
Dper enelte Gel al lit Snien. San
bar lfabt for Set. &an bar CIT le=
gerniterf MonO, lom mi>10er ON Set
Sr0, at uil1tet lom Ell lille Mono
Tiger lpoer tort; men fan tunoe
frcmlGtte fine 5anfer for Sc li6crale
&eoaftprer, JONI pel piolte, at ban
bopoe nof of fpliif 2egcnsfrait bag
bpilfetloun6ellt bon nlootte ifripc.
Sons Maa0e at bo0e poo bar at
itoa UNDER Stprten pg oettc eior0c
6an Dele Maret runOt; % oettc bjolp
piitnof til at fremifpnoe bou5 Geo.
@po0 far Set at lige for CIT Monb,
ion1 gjgr ct tort @nrf for lit 2ono?
9ao % MI ami title Ell Sonm1enlig=
ming. @org 8ronoe5 Tiger: rMaor
man nnpner 8jprnions Nopn, er Set
lorn at beile Set nor fe Stag; naor
mon toler ON 9iprnlo on, 0o CT Set
Moroens Nono, bele 6olfets 9emo=
froti; og noor nlolr toler Set norlfe
Sprog, fan man life gjpre oct ltoel
at fele S~ofnem11eligbeo mos 8jprr=
lon." @porfor? Gn Mon0, ser CT
laa me9et for cit Matiou? 81; t61
Notio11en CT / @irfelig6eoen 8igrn:
lon; 9iprnlpn bar gipet Notione1
6ens Gfsiitens. st Snoipio er ct
operoroentlig flor Mogt / @er6en
% set, Ser FOLDER ioo mango Git
lige ne0e peo &ooen er, at hi oloriq
felt foor gle poo Set. st 2ip fo!,
ONT lfobe ger0ensoroenen, til set he0re
eller til set perre.
@jprnlon ltprcr 9torge, foroi &or=
ge elifer 9iprnion. Glifer Set Sbien:
Nei. 6orifiellcn er Sen, at 0i5ie ii
Mart itoor iom forifjellige @ioroo
til Sen famine Mation; Sc er ioo :,ul
bell9gts6e, at 6ereS 8prfer fon bnr>
parolelle / enfelte Metbooer, % enfel;
te Sitter paa @egerne. Men bporior
set ellfer 9iernion er for0i fan a!til
bar nGr pe0 Sen menneifelige 9tat:lr,
enten fan moatte role cller lol tie,
me0enS Sbien tulte mere / Spereus=
1teml1elle meo 2iterutllren5 2ope.
San CT set itore @eni, lom ifriue1
ifelge Sc nupere,1oe Soeoler / tunlt:
neriif 9iterotur; og ban far ingeu
Opern1ano. Com jeg engong fpr far
logt, 9rarnaet bar 11ooet cit Sfille=
bog beo Sbien; alt fpr bans 1io par
el0re 2rah1o; men neo Sbien begpn0-
te set mo0erne og frelntioige 9runta;
nleoens for 8jprnion 9ron1aet bleu
al iaore SigtigDeo. @on lpiter lin
&pit mos lotale og for gjeblitfet
raaoenoe 6orbol0. 9isrnion 0roger
Som1e1rligninger / Eolitif, @eligion
og 2iteratltr. Sbien ct p0erliggoa=
e16e. 8i6rnion taller oltio til alle
Si0er for Norge. Norge ni( mooife
ipprge: bpem er Sen ltprlte al Sc to?
Set er mig ligegploigt. Sc fan life
ianuuenlignes; man Fan fun fir1oe
Mo6ietningerne. Sbien bar fife en-
Mationaliit. San bar ferlt al alt
Mor6man6; men bans fprite 6or=
maal bar @orifbe0 giennem Mennc-
ifenaturens bonfen6e 8uls; me6ens
@jernion ct Mor6mano, ferlt, ii0it og
oItio. (Mere).