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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
DIR, N. e. WORDIN TO SPEAK.
Will Address Gathering at the Peo-
pies Church Monday Evening.

At the meeting of the Mems League
of the Peoples Church, Monday even
ing, DR.. n. E. Wordin will deliver an
address on petersburg on the. Inside. -
DIR. Wordin was in Petersburg before
the Civil War and was witness to
the passing of the ordinance of seces-
sion He was one of the first soldiers
to enter Richmond after the fall of
the Southern capital. He wrote the
order placing the city under martial
law at the dictation of one Of the gen
erals. Dr. Wordin's address is eX-
pected to be a most interesting one
and the men of the city are cordially
invited to attend
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
Housatonic River Free
Of Ice to Derby Dam
Big F1oes Broke Up at O'Clock This
Morning and Passed Out to Sea
Without Damage

The Housatonic river is free from
ice from its mouth to the dam at
Derby. For several days the ice has
been slowly breaking up in the har-
ly appearing on the way up the
stream. At o'clock this morning
the foes above the railroad bridge be-
gan to give way and since then there
has been a continuous procession of
great cakes which have rushed down
stream pounding and grinding against
each other and against every obstruc
ton met in their path. The cakes
varied in thickness from two to four
feet. Drawtender Cosier was on
watch all night to give the alarm if
the Washington bridge was threaten
ed but, although the ice came down
with a deafening roar on the swollen
through the bridge without jamming
and floated off into the Sound. Con-
djtiOnS this year warranted the fear
that a freshet would send the heavy
ice from up the river against the
bridge with the probability that it
would be damaged if not carried away.
Although the oldest inhabitant cannot
remember a time when the ice on the
river gained so great depth, it has
passed out with less trouble than
usual. This announcement will re-
lieve the anxiety of people who have
occasion 20 use Ine Dr1QSe every udy
and who would have been obliged to
go around Derby or return to the
,primeval ferry had the bridge been de-
stroyed.
Little Margaret Hunt celebrated her
fifth birthday yesterday afternoon at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hunt, of Harris street. A num-
Der of little people enjoyed the after
noon thoroughly
A rehearsal of the second degree
work will take place at Oronoque
lodge next Tuesday night.
STRATFORD NJ E. CHURCH.
Rev. Ernest c.. Carpenter will preach
in the morning. Topic, "All About
Hypocrites.'' In the evening Mr.. Car
penter will begin a series of lectures
on the Life of Christ These will be
illustrated with stereopticon pictures
of Palestine.
On March "A quite number of per-
sons are to unite with the church. On
that day the older members of the
Sunday morning kindergarten, in
charge of Miss Susie Wilcoxson, will
be graduated.
On the March 26 the annual banquet
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
SERVICE FOR THE
ORDER OF ELKS.

There will be special service and
sermon for the Elks Sunday eyeri-E
at Christ church, CORTLAND street.
The service will begin at 1880. The
subject of the sermon is 1.-THE Spirit
ual Teachings Of the Order" Strang-
ers will be welcome.
In the morning the rector will
speak on 1.-THE School of Every Day"
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
HIsroRICA1 SOCIETY NEEr1NG.

Rev. Chas. F. Taylor, pastor of the
Congregational church is to be the
principal speaker at the meeting of
the Westport Historical Society to be
held In the New Fable building on
Monday evening, March 18th, to for
mally open that building: Rev. Mr..
Taylor will use for his subject, Mas
terpieces of History" THE meeting
one will be free to attend and inspect
the new building which Mr.. Fable has
just finished for his growing business.
AT the congregational church to-
morrow morning, the pastor will
speak upon 1.-The Historic Develop
ment of Faith" The regular services
will be held at the usual hours. Rev.
Chas. F. Taylor, pastor.
Regular services at the usual hours
at the Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. Arthur G. Boynton, pastor.
Holy Trinity church will observe
the usual services at the regular
hours, Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, rec
Rev. FIR. Duggan will says the usual
masses at Church of the Holy AS
sumption at the regular hours.
!. Miss Mary Sweeney is spending a
few weeks with relatives and friends
in Albany, ". Y.
The tableaux entertainment at the
Saugatuck Methodist church on
Thursday was we'll attended, and an
excellent program was carried out.
A short talk by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor
of the Westport Congregational
church was an added feature which
was very pleasing. A goodly sum of
money was realized, to be used to-
ward the regular expenses of the
church.
At a meeting of the ministers of
Fairfield County, held at Darien, on
Tuesday, March 5th, Rev. Chas. F.
Taylor of this town gave an interest
ing report on the Country Survey
Movement" and it is expected that a
county survey will be made soon Of
this county. The County Survey
ID a survey of all work, of whatever
kind that is being done in each coun-
" toward the betterment of man,
Snd an organized and concerted sys-
senf of carrying on the work of bet
: .ering mans condition, socially and
morally as we'll as religiously
The Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie OF
Holy Trinity church was the speaker
yesterday at the monday services
which are being held every day a,
the chapel of Trinity church, Bridge
port, at the corner of Fairfield ave-
nue. and Broad street.
The storehouse of Gault Brothers,
on Riverside avenue, is being extern
sively repaired. The stone for the
foundation for their new office has
arrived and work will shortly start
~llpon the building.
Mr.. Charles Klein and family have
moved into the house on Riverside
avenue recently vacated by William
Van Valkenberg.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
HOSE COMPANIES FAIR.

The Vigilant Hose Company are
busily preparing for their immense
fair to be held in National Hall on
the evenings of April 18th and 18th,
these days being Saturday and Mon
day, respectively. Svec's orchestra of
Norwalk is to furnish the music, and
but a small admission will be charg
ed. For those two reasons alone the
firemen are confident of a record
breaking attendance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
THE PRETTIEST FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of.
ten disfigured by an unsightly wart.
1t can easily be removed in a few DAYS
without pain by lsing Cyrus Wart
Remover, for sac only at The Cyrus
Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and
1856 Cannon ST.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
PUBLIC SCHOOL PAsTIMEs

The month being up Friday re-
ports are due this coming week. :
Prospect school is in the lead for
depositing money in the bank.
All indica lions for a successful ball
season is interim as many schools
have elected their manager and cap
tain already.
Prospect elects their captain and
manager next week. Johnson, Gum
min. and Heating are out for the
nomination.
The league will play on ST. Joseph's
Oval. West End park, Seaside park
and Yellow Mill grounds
The league will open about May
3rd although no definite date is an
nounced
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
LARGE TAXPAYERS.

On westport's grand list there are
thirty-flve persons who are taxed up
on a valuation of more than twenty
thousand dollars. The Bedford prop
critics are by far the largest on the
books, and their total approximates
considerably more than one-tenth of
the entire grand list. Below are the
names Of the resident, tax payers, with
the amounts accredited to each:
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
MEETING
ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.

The. selectmen met yesterday In
their rooms at the, Town hall, but the
only business transacted was of the
regular nature, and the meeting was
adjourned till Monday, when they will
take up the matter of calling special
meeting to lay the tax rate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
The CORTLAND School unc.)
A2t XUaShinnto,. A.o..,


Pupils entered at anytime. New
kindergarten Primary class for girls
and boys between the ages of and 6
years. Parents invited to visit the
school before placing children else
where. AIS uS*
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
CALIFORNIA FARES.

Greatly reduced. Also other Pacific
Coast points. March End to April
14th. Apply Erie r. r. Office, 1916
Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09

at the new, complete line of ladies'
and gentlemen's spring suits at Jaco-
by's, 1888 Broad street, opposite post
office
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09

to serve at least five years in the Of
fee Of a practicing accountant before
being allowed to take the final eXami-
ma ton for the degree of C. A.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09


Miss Edith Riker will leave Mon
day for Lakewood, N. j., for visit
of a week with friends.
Mr.. Fred L., Kleber left for New
York yesterday for a short stay with
his parents in that city.
Five members of the Fairfield Hook
and Ladder Company will make a
tour of the town Sunday for the pur-
pose of making plans for the laying
out of a new fire district.
A meeting of Fairfield Business
Mems Association will be held on
Tuesday evening in Hargrove hall. A
large attendance is hoped for as many
important things will be discussed.
Miss Florence Lyman entertained
the Owl Club on Thursday night at
her home on West Main street, South
port.
Stations of the Cross and the Bene-
dictions of the Blessed Sacrament
were observed at ST. Thomas church.
Miss Alice Kinsella entertained the
Sewing society at her home on Pen
field avenue. Thursday night.
Regular services will be held in all
the churches tomorrow morning at
the usual hours.
Friends in South Norwalk are en-
Miss Irene Bradley Of this town.
G. w. Green and d. G.. Kerr were
recent visitors in town from New
York city.
John E. Boyle has sold his Over
land touring car to Bridgeport part
les.
Mrs. Morris Beers entertained the
Whist Club Wednesday afternoon at
her home on the Black Rock road.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-03-09
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

advertised letters which will be sent
to the dead letter office if not claim
ed very soon. The addresses are as
follows: J. F'iewlski, Miss Enid S.
Wilmerding, H. Weber, Michael Bah
cock, Joe Yurka, Mrs. John 2. Hal
pin. and Mrs. G. B. Whittier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
Ginteren.

Dber ioo at iige bele 2anoet bar
Der | ben forldbne l1ge berifet cit enc
og for benne MarSti0 uieobanlig oe
pebboloenoe &uloe. 3ero=@eir bar
bpret BEN bgieite Semperatl1r, Ser Ell
naaet / gsor0belten, men set oImin6e,
1ige bar bGret langt %6erun6er, mel
lem 20 pg 80 @ra0er. 2angt mes
/ SDoItoterne er Gbemometret goaet
neb UNDER 3ero, og fun set ip0peitli=
&c California ipnes at babe unogaaet
5rDiepunftet. Samtioig er Ser / DC
Deitlige Mellemitater faloet nmaaoe=
lige Snemasier, iaaleoes at Sern-
bnnetraftfen paa mango Ste6er bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
@n aosift &striarf.

@i6ite lge toni Set til r1eget az
porlige Sptpier / 2tsiabon, &ortu.
gals &obe61to6, i6et Monltgneur
Mntbonp 8ello, 8atriarf for ben
fotbolife Strife / @ortugal, bleb
uobiit / @enbol6 til en- for EN- 81
ii6en at Ben republifanife @egierins
uoite6t Or6re. SCENTED ii $uitn6e
&atbolifer imle6es be6 Batrtarfens
8oIig og proteitereoe me6 bsie &adb
moo l16btsningsor6ren, men 6e bleb
angrebne al c. 5000 @epublifanere,
Ser raabte: uNe6 me6 @eItligbeoen
og Monarfiet." 8olitiet itob mag
teslelt oberfor EumuItanterne> %
fgrIt ga set fit militer Goriterf>
ming, lpfte6es get at iplitte 6esn.
ga Gorbitrelien blan6t 4atboliterne
ODER Batriorfens l1~6bisning er flor,
frpgtes 6et, at set bill gibe anleS>
ming til ct rebolutionert 16brus.
@omtlige 2an6ets fotbolffe 8iifoper
bor erfIeret lite at billie a6lpoe 6en
republifanife &egiering og bill biH>
nof allie bltbe forbi1te fra 2an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
Sc nprife 9irfer aabnes for &bix'
0erne.

Ser bar / lengere SID itaaet Ell
ret ifarp @tri6 / Morge ON aoin0ers
M6gang til at tale / 4irferne,. eg
benne Stri6 er / 5totsroa6et s.. 22:'
Decbr. afgiort iaale6es, at 2pin6erne
foar &et til at optr96e iom Salcre
be6 acknowledgements og Sore6rag
ON Misitonen, ON 8grneop6ragelie
og @a6eligbeo FAINT til at 6eltage
/ 6en religi6ie 8grne-l1n6erptsning
/ &irferne (@atefiiation) efter Strife
ipnets &tlla6elie. Sire al &egie-
ringens MeSlemmer mente> at man
ogioa bur6e gipe &pin6er Mbgong
til ollie gejitlige Gmbe6er og / set
bele taget ltille bem poa lige SOB
meb Mpn6ene. 8iffopperne bar paa
6oreipergiel giennemgaaen6e u6talt
fig moo &bin6ers Mbgong til at tale
I &irferne oip, Sfarpeit itilleoe
8iifoppen / &riltiania Zig, ban beteg-
ne6e &pin0ers Sale / @irfen 1om
itrt6en0e mos CUBS 0r6. @aa @pin-
0ernes SIDE fto6 6erimo6 set tbeolo-
giffe 6afultet og to 8iifopper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
prdfc6one(io paa &c
oen for mango
"a - =
aar (iOen.

Gor 6e leite al % 6anfte itaar
Spllon6s Sober / en- DIG poetif Be-
.lpsning; ri ct op6raget me6 &liebers
@obeller og bar iom bofsne l9it
.Mafiers Sange. &e6en fremitiller
fig for os iom 11oget fort og fbnt,
Der er be6 at forioini6e, bpa6 mar
egentIig iom bannet Menneite er liot
ns6t til at befloge. Sorgen ton
man 6og til en- big @ra6 la6e fare.
@eI er 8i6oerne lite ioa itore, og bel
ptber Sieilen lite iaa uforitprret
paa &e6en 1om for so @ar ii6en.
Men bbor 2pngen ito6 fo6beit, og
'bbor l1rbpniene, fun opifrpm al
&ppen, ruge6e 0eres 9@g, Ser er
Menneif et rpffet in6, og set enc
lille @eoebo er buffet op beb St6en
al set an6et og ligger lom Berler
lnngs Neltraa0ene gjenrem De 1tore
No6er.
Sc Si6er, ies ber bill tale ON,
ligger iua longt tilbage, at @e6en
en6nu lepe6e / lin eniomme Maieitnt.
So fun6e man en6r,1, 1aar man bar
trpt og iulten al at trape paa De ian=
be6e 8eie, frable op paa en- 2png-
bgi og ioa langt, langt borte oOer
benne bruno 5lette op6age Sen lille
Spite, bDor oct eneite Menneifepar
boeoe inoenfor Sc 11ermefte tire Sjer=
6ingbei.
Seq bar b6rt min Mo6er, Ser bar
8reitefone @gn6eromme 8egpn6el-
fen at 70'erne, tale ON lin @Ie0e,
90 De naaeoe iaa pi0t, at Sc bper
Sag tit Eoit, Ser m%piiommelig ageoe
langiomt al Ste0 De 6 Mil fra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
.Sof.I.
(Mf @ieIs SIlerts).

&il foritielfige Giber og paa for
fiellige @teber al Sor6en bar Ser
beret Menneifer, ser oprfebe @olen
iom @nooom. - Det bbr cgrntlig
lite nt6re %, r1oor ri ret het,rl,ter
ben umaaoelige Snbflpoelie, Solen
bar paa alt I GiIparelien, og DC rige
@elfignelier, BEN pad iaa mango Sm~
raa6er bringer %.
2angt mere bbr set unbre os, at
5ollpiet Dor bit sfultibere6e SID
fattes ioa Ii6t, at lite Menneifer /
langt bpiere @ra6 bigger efter at
fomme til at pieSaf oen1e Sun6be6ss
ftI6e 49, - z,
@eb hi mon lite, at @oIIpiet CT en-
Sun6beosfil6e?
Ma, io = men ri CT tit iaa forfer.
belig iene til at bonole efter Dor 81.
BEN.
Mlle bebss6et al egen @rfaring =
be6, bpor let Mrbej6et gaar, 11aar
'Solens muntre 6trualer falter
@lans ODER Mrbeiosfeltet, og bbor
oct belle Tan bore trpffen0e og trels,
naar Solen - iom iaa ofte / Conf
mer = bar beret rgiemt / Stub og
@raabejr. d
rSSn6 UNDER Sui boor Ell set triit,
Snefog og &uloe og forte Gage,
@in6et bbier fig ne6 til fio1t,
De6 lite, bbor Set ifal Mo6et tage."
Men Col oper alt, ODER Morf,
ober Song, ODER @eoe, ODER 8glger,
naar be blinfer - set er Self ober
2ipet.
2piet og @Ipben er Gbillingig<
1fenoe> og begge b6rer til 2ibets go0a
Magter, meo bbilfe hi bpr be- trpbe
os for at fonme / &agt, ON ellers
hi bill babe paa at naa set itbrlt
mnlige Waal at 2ibslpffe.
2piet bar en- mngtig. Snoflp6elie
paa Dor 9inostilitan6 og 0erigien-
mem paa belle bort 8efin0en6e. Size.
og 2egeme er iaa npie %iammenfnpt=
teoe, at bba6 Ser paabirfer Sen enc
SIDE ftarft, faar og ogiaa getp0ning
for 6en an6en Side.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
5pt1rr hum han rt1Bkrr
rftrr @ruprn If RI fri prnur.

Set BIZ bore peltomment Gpt for 9Ds=
pepftaz9ioenoe at bpre ON ct Miobel iom cfz
ter Sufnoers Mening utoer @aranti ablo=
Tut belbreoer l1foropjeligbeo os ale 61ags
Maoe1ioelier. Mib1et ct ST.. Ga1bpelIs
SDrup pGfa.
@i fjNtr al1e ben rene Nepfns @erbt
for Gorbbjelien. SGT til bette nog1e ierlist
latserenoe 8eitanOoele og man faar ct /
6anobeo biounoer1tst Miooel. SIR. 8. SO.
Wortbp Goriptbe, Ga, bar 5aa angreben,
at ban enbog life tunoe nDoe e1ler forbpje
@rpntiaacr % otter mango Nars Spgen
fanot ban @elbrebe(ie / ST.. Ga1opells GD=
rup pepiin. Dir. &uOD &asner / Moline,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12

ST., bar / famine Gorfatnins. @unbre=
beg andre bill sierne aflesse @ibnesbpro.
Sen CT ct saranteret Mibbel imob ufor=
ogjeligbeo, MaOez os 2eDeripse, @obeopine,
Mabegas og %lisnenOe 9ibelier. Gn T1aite
fan faas / etbDert @potbet for. so Gents e1=
Ter 81, men bbis man fprft pnter at prbbe
ben ienber man IOresien til ST.. %. 81.
@aloue1l, $50 Galbme1 8nilDine,' Monti=
cello, ST., og ban BIZ ieroe Ell fri Prppe=
flafc til Sem. Sc bill fnart inbrsmme, ut
Sc bar funoet noget til at %ertatte Galte.
@ensningsmioler, 4anbeoretsz parfume os
andre nniolertioise @ielpemiOler. Gprup
Pepiin gtber bari9 @elbreOelie.
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Gn ny @tat.

&raii6ent Saft bar ii6ite 2pr6ag
go6fien6t Sen Sob, ser bleb be6taget
at @ongresiens Gfstrafamling, og
iom opbpie0e Seem Merico til 6tot.
Sen npe @tats &ongresmen6, Me=
pnblifaneren Gl1rrp og Demofrotel1
aflag6e / Man6ags goe,r
iom We0lemmer at &ongresien u1l=
Der alminoeligt 8ifal0 al bele SUI
ipt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
2primer-Gagen

6orbnn6sienatets @omite for lit,
6eriggelie at Sllinois Senatoren SO.
rimers &alg til Senatet optog otter
/ Mon6agS fine Sorbgr, og 2orimer
bill blibe fal6t for &omiteen for at al
gibe @ionesbpr6 / fin egen Sag, bptl=
fet bill blipe 6en ii61te Del al Ge=
%fenioratet. @agen pentes iluttet m1t=
Zig / 6enne l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
&eiienbe 4gent
Mils Gja Gauge.
De (progtattige ame'
ri&Qnere.

Sen NIIllell eIIe, luAl HIole'lot
S. &c. 2enfcr flor offenliggioroe bet
/ 8laoet oe en- Meng6e anore ifon-
binopiife % engelfe l1ge= og Sag.
BLADE, pg / bpilfen ban l1og fraftigt
til 2po for, at set omerifanife ln=
berbisningspe len buroe iege bort ira
Gniprogs=@rincippet / Sprognnoer=
pisningen / Sc Iopere Gfoler,. bar
oabenbort naftS pmerflombe6 blanot
sen Del al %@efolfningen, iom bar ct
poqgent gle for 9%etDoningen al
&ien0ifa til flere Gprog. Saoleoes
Friper minneapolis Sournal" for
z. Sanuar reoaftionelt:
v9et er ct m9rfeligt Sorbolo, at
Mmerifo, Mationernes Smelteoige(,
beobliper at bore ct @niprogs=2ano.
Bi bol6er % mere enlioigt til el1gellf
ems ielpe @nglenoerne. 81 bar Ell
Slags innberiDnet Tro ON, at en-
bber, baa6e u6e og biemme, foritaar
engelif. &or tiltagenoe &anoel meo
l1olan6et bringer oss / 8erering meo
ollie @lags Sprog, ogs oog; tom bore
@algsmen6 lite ;ssigreitg foritaaelige
i,noget at BEN, o!gspor Sorretnings-
forreipon6ance og &ataIoger er ia0-
bqnlig / rent, engeIfn unotagen. for
&C.. SlluitrationerS .Neofolnmen0e,
ION taIer mere eller min6re tp6eItgt
i etbpert Sprog. =. -. ..,..n - -.
$50 for os, er set ct itort, rigt
2an6,. iom itrgmmer ober al Sorret-
n,ingsmuligbeoer. Ser tales for set
meite ipanif. 81 iuffer efter at faa
oets &an6el. Set bil6e bore Ben
nat1rligite Tt1g at lere at tale me6
bisie Naboer / 6eres eget Sprog.
Sronif og tpif er @egler, iom aabner
lite Blot til &an6el, men til @i6en=
ffab, baaoe tbeoretiif og anben6t, iaa
bel fom til en- u6itroft og bt6unoer=
Zig 2iteratur.
r9e ffan6inapife @prog bil set
bore let at opnaa aien6ifab til ber
seor6beften, bbor Ser er iaa mango
praftife Mnle6ninger til at tale 6isie
Eungemaal. Sg BOG er set iaa langt
fra, at 6e Der / 2anbet fe6te lerer
0isie Sprog, al bbilfe etbbert bI6e
aabne Splagsbuie me6 gooe Sing, at
oct enoog fumes, at 8ern al ffm6i>
nabtife Mmerifanere laber fig ngie
neo engelf og lite lerer at beberife
oeres Sorel6res Mo6ersmaaI
"9en merifanffe Mfion6retbe6 /
Sortioen er u6en Epipl @fpb / Dor
fprogfattige 9ilitan6. @ngeI1f bor
baret iao f11l6t no tilitreffeligt, at
8srn at u6enlon6iffe6te 6oreIorc
bar ifbnot Zig at Iere BET og at for
glemme oeres Sorel6res sprog> me.
oens 8ern af %inoenlan6if &erfomIt
bar mang1et 0pmuntring til at OPP
mao mere emo. en- burtigt forgIemt
Mfunoimag at franif eller tpif, og
bar fnloitenoig foriemt ipanit og
italtenif.
y8arnoommen er @l1loal6eren for
at lore ct a1oet Sprog.. gpnen til
at efterltgne er ga iterfeit, og Sr=
fommel ien bar fix itGrite Saitbplocl=
i%esfraft."
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fun fire; en6nl er Der Sib til en-.
anoen Scamp, FIR Gl1smgrfet folder
poo; S 6anffe Mpno % 4bin0er,
iom bar ruitet ier, itaa op / il1rttct
@effte, gaa frem me6 al BEN Billie
itprfe og &raft, $ bar ! @aretagt;
og Seiren bill bltpe e6ers.
Brofesfor &arl 2arien bar bpret
Der; ri bar otter bapt 8u6 fra 9an<
mort. st an6et Seq er iluttet til
@e6en al Min0er fra S90relanbct.
Sc faa, fom berte &rofeSioren fer !
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lgget; bans Sole par en- %1tDrfen0e
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ipag, / bore i9rter; Ban fremfal6te
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met, bporleoes Solicit itaar fait og
itbt i gee6ens Stunb; set bar iom
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at set bar ueaip to tote" baabe for
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Observation-Disclosures itore 11o-
glitter og beiberlige Mrbeioe
bar f%orgiebeS. Sobebparten al
oen 6onife 8efoIfning bleb
biemme eller babbe an6et at
tage bore, og alt ipnes at bore til
ingen Septic. Men taffet bore ling
oommens &raft og @irfelpit, Mo6
og Observation-Disclosures er alt lite
tobt en6nl1. uStilitan6 er for u11ge
&ierter 9e6en, Stormmaricb frema6
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ODER.
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SEN amerifan1fe Manb, bill man inbie,
jbbor meget goot ri bar / Sen bmife
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SEN amerifnnite &ultur / 2an6et
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ere; ri bill erin6re set banife for
De uforglemmelige Min6er, iom ri
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