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across the end of the towel and
drawn together by festoons of dots
worked in the solid embroidery. A
third had three small oblong insets of
fllet combined with hemstitching,
which outlined them, and a fourth had
beside the edge irregular motifs of a
lace in a design of French embroid-
cry.
For these towels you can BUY the
linen by the yard and by picking UP
odd motifs and remnants of lace make
your own combinations very cheaply
and yet have a pretty towel: In the
store these combinations run as high
as SO in cost. The lace may be
heavy point de Venise,. fiIet or Irish
crochet, and even the old-fashioned
knit lace is very good. =
Striped toweling is considered very.
smart. It looks almost like Madras
pattern, and when the simpler towels
are finished with a scaIop, which in
turn is filled with small flower or
a dot, they look very odd and inter
esting. ~ ~.
1t has been the usual thing for all
the embroidery to come in the center
of the end of the towel, so that when
it is folded in three it stands out. But
the newer towels seem to have broken
away from this, for the trimming is
more like 9 border and distributed
evenly across the towel, which is
hung crOsswise instead OF Iengthwise.
Hemstitching is more than popular
and of course should be used where
possible, as it means less money ac-
trIally expended on the trousseAu. In
one of the department stores almost
all the fine towels were of plain linen
and inset with lace motifs and decor
ated with hemstitching instead of en-
hrOidary
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TRIED RECIPES
GERMAN DouGHNUTs

Mix wf.h one pint Of bread dough,
raised the second time, one rounding
tablespoonful butter, one teaspo6nfAl
cinnamon or nutmeg. one tablespoons.
full brown sugar, one-half cupful nut
meats chopped very fine. Mix with
sufficient flour TO roll INTO sheet a
quarter of an inch thick. cut into strips
four inches long and an inch wide;
twist by folding each strip. lay os>3is
creased pan to rise again; then Us
in deep, hot fat. Let become cold
then dip into pulverized sugar.
8 SALMON. sCROQUETTE3
Minee the. fish after freeing from
benes and skin. then add as much
leftover mashed white potato. one
egg yolk, salt and pepper to suit. Form
into small cakes or rolls, cover with
very fine breaderumhs and fry In
shallow, hot butter.
SHREWSBURY CAKES.
To two pounds of flour sift IN q
pound of easter sugar. add a grated
nutmeg, q tablespoonful OF ground;
cinnamon, and an ounce of caravan
seeds, Tor which currants may be slib-
stituted il desired. Mix the ingredi
tefsts very thoroughly beat It. four
eggs, the whites and yoiks separately
and work In eight ounces OF butter to
make stiff paste. Roll this out to-
a thickness Of about one-eighth inch.
cut into round cakes. prick them, and
bake on Toured tins for Is to 90 mir
utes in a hot oven.
ITALIAN SANDWICH.
Work two ounces OF butter into a.
quarter of a pound of flour, add the
beaten yolk of an egg and make into
q stiff paste. adding an ounce and a
half of caster sugar and as mpch
powdered cinnamon as will lie on o
shilling. Roll out the paste to thick
ness of a quarter OF an inch or less.
cut into strips an inch wide and three
inches long. Put them on one side III
a cool place to harden for four or five
hours. Make a mixture of the whites
of three eggs beaten to a froth, with
two ounces of caster sugar and two
ounces of sweet almons and IL Bit
ter almonds, blanched and pounded to-
gether. Work this mixture until ii Is
a smooth paste; spread half the
strips with it and cover with the other
half and bake them in a quick oven
for 8 quarter of an hour.
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Comfort and Beauty In the Modern Outdoor Dining Room

meath the chair, which may be drawn
out. On either side OF this commodious
continuance is a newspaper rack, and
in the right arm is a little round hole
to hold a refreshing glass Of lemonade.
A handy stool to hold a jardiniere
filed with plant Is designed to be
reversed and serve as a scrap basket.
The rail OF the porch. of course is
never. forgotten in the decorative
scheme. Rustic boxes filed with bright
hued geraniums and marguerites with
long, hanging vines give graceful ef-
feet along the straight bare rail. When
shaded with an awning in shades har-
monizing with the other furnishings
the porch parlor may become place
OF recreation and a bower OF artistic
beauty.
The new awnings have fringe in
stead Of the NOR, usual and substan-
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tai scaIlops that we are all familiar
with In these sun protectors, And In
certain places a khaki colored awning
finished with red fringe IS most effec-
tive and wears much better than the
striped awning material. which has an
unpleasant fashion OF fading and run
ming when the summer rains play
havoc with the canvas. -s
Chintz and cretonne offer no end Of
variety In pretty colorings for pillow
and table covers and without these
decorations would hardly seem COM
plete. so fond have we become Of their
cheerful and dainty Appearance In
both porch and garden furnishings
eltery-skelteryness that bane OF
American homemaking. should be
avoided Select some central plan.
some dominant Keynote. and stick 10 It.
DAPHNE DEAN.
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tiful set ot white enameled furniture
seen In the Illustration. The lines are
simple and good, and the yellow and
brown rag rug that adorns the floor
makes delightful background for the
cool white furniture. ~s.
In furniture for outdoor porchcs and
living rooms wicker Is the most popu-
lar. Chairs come IN almost every
shape, from the stiff. straight variety
to a couch chair, particularly desir-
able shape for comfort being an adap-
tation Of the old English wing chair.
This has high back and wing shaped
extensions to the sides, with a writing
rest arranged on the right arm and q
magazine pocket on the left arm.
The latest couch chair is somewhat
like luxurious morris chair and is
fitted with very low seat. an adjust
able back and foot rest arranged be-
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Of row of curly tips, bene1fii which
is a band of satin in five folds. which
lies fiat against the eoIlas, and below
this falls a line Of ostrich fluee. EI,Ies
are the soft. feathery part Or the
plume which extend from the center
stem, backbone, or quiIf The run
measures about sixteen inches and Is
finished with an immense bow 81 satin
matching the feathers. uneyenIy tied
and standing UP and down.
OF course. the contour OF every wo-
mans face does not permit her 10
wear full neck ruffs, but for those VIM
car the fashion Is fascinating. FOR
those who cannot. IL Is pos fble 10
N lake over old plumes into fIaf ne.
yers, which is then satin or plush
lined, as furs are. and becomes a prac-
teal cape. and very lovely ore.
These reyers are to be popular for
opera cloak collars.
Taupe is the most deman led OF
colors at the moment, hut He rifaI is
the new French red known ag Bees
nard: those who find they Cannot wear
il against the face viii place Il in
Some angle of TIE hat, where is will
strike note of contrast P@fe blue
and pink are also seen in ostrich feath-
ers for evening wear. These two tints
are lighter than usual
Many boas are made with the
French flowers and satin ribhgns. AMI
are round, though the nat fts.as ara
still worn. Those which Itend Ia
tnts from white to gray anI from
stone gray to black are striking. and
can be worn by almost any woman 20
far as her individual colorfng goes
they are also appropriate Tor evening
or dav wear, which makes theH worth
considering.
Muffs contriyed from the ostrich
feathers are in good form for evening
wear They arc huge, and modelled on
the same lines as fur NUTS.
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beauty, they form an effective floral
feature, and the color scheme of yeI-
low and white is then adopted. THIS
fall this will undoubtedly be enc OF
the favorite color notes, for Yellow is
in high favor. .. '...-.
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TO POLISH PIANO

If the polish of your piano is dull.
wet it over sparingly with paraffin
oil and let it remain for two hours.
Then polish with linen and chamois
Magazine.
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A tiny spriRkiing OF sugar placed
over each layer OF msat in 4 steak
pudding will make the steak tender
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II kitchen floors are pafnsnd with
boiled Iinseed oil. they are cleaned
very easily.
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A very hot lemonade the last thing
at night and plenty OF warm Mankei5
will Ereak up cold II taken &C the
beginning.
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HE delights OF outdoor life al

- HE delights Of outdoor life are
having a decided effect upon
the architecture CT summer
- homes. sun parIors and porch
parlors. with their charming decora-
lions, are fixed features OF home life
nowadays. and some OF the summer
furnishings to be had for these apart
ments tend to make these places vie
sEith the garden itself in attractiveness.
For door coverings there are quaint
effects In colonial rag rugs. Grass
mats are also In favor, as they not only
ampart q cool and attractive atmos-
phere to the summer living room, but
fhey are easily kept clean. The rag
rugs, though, are q trifie newer and in
q colonial house are more appropriate
than the grass floor coverings.
For the outdoor dining room nothing
Sonld be IN better style than the beau
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CONCERNING WOMEN

Miss Mary Blake of London was re-
Gently charged with Insulting beha-
vfor" in the Bow street court and
fined 5 pounds TO be of good beha-
.Yior for six months" Her offense
consisted of insisting upon remaining
with woman prisoner who was be-
ing tried by men in court full of
men, .-.ss~.
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Some OF the straight narrow skirts
have, tunics fs.at freak and yet guard
the straight, slender lines.
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FEMININE CHAT

Wear amber and jet II you would
guard against throat diseases.
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The national insurance bill, which
has been the chIise of so much dis
eussion in .Engi4hd during the past
year or two, permits an unmarried
man over 81 to draw 10 shillings a
week sick benefit, wnlIe widow
with young children dependent upon
her can get only Z shillings and 6
pence.
The only woman in the United
States who has. a commission as an
army officer of the United States
army is DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE,
widow of the late W. ]. MCGEE. She
was appointed acting assistant sur.
geon on Aug. %, 1898, because of
good work that she had done fin or
ganizing army nurses. -.
Mrs. Lois Miller Of Hutchinson,
Kas, has made a collection of altman
acs which runs away back to 1921.
They are said to be very interesting,
especially those before the civil war.
In the first years of their existence
almanacs were not given, away, but
were bought each year. Then the pat
ent medicine man annexed them.
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Physical ailments IN child ana
lm0thef have just one origin ~ m
physical system Itself You can IS
cool in hot weather warm III ot|1
weather. and vel In any Kind b.
weather II You take care Of yourself.
regardless OF tho weather. One bf
the first guardian steps ca thar care
Is TO saturate yourself ana topf cI||d
with fresh air morning. noon 1II
night.
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An excellent lotion Tor whitening
and softening the hands Is made of
equal parts OF pure olive oil and rs.
cerln. beaten together and perfnmed
with oil of yfoIets. Where eIycerin
IS objected to, paste made or two
ounces Of beeswax and one ounce 81
sweet almonds, may be used Instesd
OF the lotion. Place the Ingfedlenks
in a jar in a saucepaa OF boiling
water and let them met togathef.
Stir until well mixed, ana. when cold.
pot the paste and apply Ii as affen as
necessary to the hands, or smear Il
inside sleeping gloves.
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II there is much sewing TO do-ahd
at this season OF the year there b
generally piles OF it-the aeamslrss5
dressmaker or mother OF q large lam
lily, as the case may be. should take
care that her eyes are not strained
or allowed to become Qrertir6d bf
close application to the sfitetinK 81
seams, working Of buttonhOlss and
the thousand other tasks that are
necessary when dress.making Il BE-
ing done.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-23
Skal Du ReiSe?

Hvis du tanker paa at tage en- TT
tl Gamlelandet eller sende Billet -
slegtninge, da kom > thu, at VI 1 -
R@kke af Aar har soigt fere BilleteMg
end nogen anden skandinavisk Ages I
Chicago. vi salger Billetter paa -
De storste og bedste LINER og skater
gore Reisende P1ads ! SmaakahyttefD
uden ekstra Detailing. Altid godt R.
sefg1ge. PENCE veksles og hJemsend64,
Kronesedler kjebes og salgea AID
0~plysninger faces we'd Henvendalso .
wort Udvandringskontor.
. Evangelisten Publishing 6ocisav
1926 Fullerton Ave, Chicago, III.
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9reoe % | greoe orpbtes to aeer.
d I Strufsbsl Ell 80. ; sno
orp5tes Streooer 5eniens 80.
Ser / 9pen oolote l~tppiret en- 1el
9oeInJgelier paa 5eIefonopporater
% 9eoninger. % Der ialot Ell opIoig
@asie 9fe9n, Dog 5eIoi9pis uoeu
oa9l eaer SsItunper iom Mon.
bags.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-23

gu 40, tilberenoe an0reas 10.
Der / 8ammeIifoo orn6tes paa
Morfen.
5 arril0 log 2pnet NED / aro.
en- uoen at taroe; men BET runlite.
reoe iterft / SfenfeItnen.
sos 9off / %9laerifoo 6aooe man
mloIoot At af5rpoe 6or%binoeIiea
meo @leftricitetsoprfet 9pnet log
neo % soelagoe 2eoningen.
; 9ooIlno iIog 2pnet neo
Stiaaoiet til ben UNDER 0pfsreIie
0prenoe SfoIe uoen At tpnoe.
Ser falot Der itore 0agI ianmef
me0 Den neoitremmeuoe aegn.
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tAtlnntie3olua..

sfoite Sang ies itreo blco ieg
fife faroi5 meo De forifelIipe 4p.
5eoer. iaa ieg faar pei at BRUCE
8ennen enonn en- Sang.
Cen 10. aug. afboI0t Mfeni96e0en
I'm aarIige Sfopfeit Dos 0Iien Bros
iom Dor en- goo @il ira 9oen. Oct
5lep beitemt. at enboer ifuI0e meo.
brin9e @fao. 'aa pi tln1oe haze 5pI.
lesipisning ON Niooaaen. gfter
geipisningen par Der iaa ell lille
gaoie. iom Soft bru9te til At iaa
IL en- Qosiior. Get loo til. It Be
ileite BAR aIaoe peo at tomme I'D I
BET arsnne nnoer 5rpernes aroner.
font @rpsiet fife er iaa aront. iom
BET fun0e opre. 6a oi tr0n9er 6oarot
III Regn 6er / 0meanen. A.. $50
6olot Paitor Geterieu iaa 9sitprp.
oifeu. gfter @uostieueIten 5leo Der
eroeret See Cream % 8age iomt
lemonade. On Solicit 6Ieo opta9et
iom Ser 6raat ct lille 0perifuo T.
Meniahe0ens aosie.
geo Meniabeoens tote aoartals.
msoe 6feo e. @iffefiea oaIat iom
1eleaat til BET fommenSe Garsme6e.
Der ifaf nf6oIoes / CT 6orn fsrit
Sept. Nan snifer at e. 6oaoareo.
iea er stano til at asre for Me.
niqheoen fer. - ON BET er muIi9
4 IN Ell Qrpit ri a 30 Der / 9pen.
Si9ita 5oraar 6leu Ell n pore
Stoler fasieret; Der bleo fat. At
5en IA At iige BAR fataeiproia Sfo.
len ble0 IA Tuffet. Ger %. sdtni
5apoe oi 9aIg meo 8enfaa I'll. ON
S~toIeraaoet ifuloe uoite0e BOMBS
lpoen6g pa $50. 000. $4,000 tt
Fl ~ 9paaiaa I ste0et ior ben.
iom par fas eret ~ $4,000 I'll Ell
IN 4ioelinq for 0eiifolen. ION er
meaet for fife. gnIaet IF iaennen
meS tor maioritet. Sor IA oi0t
oar Der fife / CONNER oPret iaa
melet gp9ninasar5eioa. ION Der
BAR Der iioite Nar. font Der mart
life er q Sus at iaa til 2eie; men
oa oi er mi6t / Sonneren. fan Der
u blibe 6uaqet rn 1ef en5uu, tbi
Der er Ser Eff. At 7soff mart bpg.
Ger mere ON @fterlarct OF 9inte.
rem eao oen 5c6ite 5io paa aoret
2ttlantic Ror6 o. S16 Sernbnne
n enonu fife 6lepen iolgt; oefaon.
paani ION fsbte oen. Far faaet
Seaitaao meo 6eninn II 9etaliuaen
Ben enc gnna efter BEN a10en. oa
Be bIibpr oe6. al Iooe A. De nof ifaI
itafie Qe81eue. Si6ite Sans bleo
6et pa ben @aa5e. a. Be 5etalte
S25.o inoen er bis Cato. 0a ga.
nen e1ers oil6e 5lioe liob16t I'll
SoIgs iaon isrit ! Seof. I'm mener
Dc. Al Dc uof ifat 5o0e ale Qenaene
oeo lloIs6et Al 5enne manneo.
aimbaaton Contribution 50. Der
9nen FAR faaet aontraft poo
9role1ain9en fer. Ter par Der Ia.
7tite 9n5 a Q. iorifeaiqe aompa1.
aier. ion1 aaD0e in0ienot oeres 9uo
9roIpaain9en 6lioer 6 CONNER
goufrit mqo , 5ommer 9sp6ntt pan
goppea Ter er b glocfs eaer ca
81 MI Ter 6ele oil tote ca
100000 81 fla pore iproia I'll l..
Suui 1913. ia Der piI 10 5lioe PR.
5eioe Tor Ell 9et al 9pens 9efoIt.
nina. 6or Wenigbe6ens 8e6fom.
menoe oI BET foIte ca. 1926 eaer
mere. 0a Dor Bart BIZ bfioe y bp 80
SOB. @a6en bIiper nenIia 81 5oo
/ 9re66en.
On benIig SiIien til glaoets re-.
onftSr o. 2riere.
g. Sc. 9briitenfen.
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merfe0e Fsrit. boorleoes 6immeIen
plnoielig formsrfe0es. Ell iageaoe
Storm tom farenoe ira 5pOoeit.
itore iorte Sfper traf uoropaa. ga
rometret. iom on 6ormiooagen
too lapt, ite5 plaoielig flere Qtiai.
meter. Stornen ble0 II 0rfan,
en- megtig 5uieu 5ertes / 2uften,
% 5olf If traolt meo At iaa 8in-
ouer % Gore Iuffeoe. 6Iere ioo
netop til Mfooag. men tom mart
poa 9enene. glnoieIig mqrfeoes
Ell opI0ig Son0flu9t. iaa 8aoen ct
Eieblif eiter oar Ell Steoif1. Get
par belt u5pggeligt, % Qt0rfet tog
til.
Nan irpgteoe for. At oet oil0e Bit
De ct baar0t Ser, % Ioroenen Loo
beaer lite Ipn9e oente paa Jig. ct
Bar oeloige Drag meIote anfom.
ten. % lloeirets Raien fortlattes
uaf6ruot / 6enpeo en- boIo 5ime.
2pnet iIog neo omfring 9pen %
/ 2loen fIere @onge, men bar beI0i9-
ois ingen Sfaoe foraariaget DER /
narmeite 0meon. Der fuIgte en-
itprt aegn meo, iom lige tom 8res.
gangene til go6e. oa ri i beuoeo /
llger ingen He9n bar bait.
3pite Sag PED s.5ioen trat 1t.
ter en- Soroen5pge ben ooer 9pen,
fulgt al en- tort Re9a 5Ianoet meo
9agl. @aoen foroanoleoes burti9
I'll en- 20. aornet er iIooet lent
neo.
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Til arebsmisfisneu.
Onfntn AreAa

0afota are6s
Scr tOitteret for S22757. 9aneoiae 14gb, 81 Daf, Solicit
$f120 enaas 0a9b, Don't, Solicit Sc. 70. Bethel DRqb, q.
8ofz Solicit $3.50 Bethel Ngb, u. Dat, Ofer 5000.
5 alt $276.S7.
Oeo Eat n~Ootaget pna areOiens gegne.
cars 8~eterien aasi
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GIianinieit
I'll Sfolefas len.

Scr fotteret. ie abl. Cir. %. =. E. :. >. ..............
germillion. 2. 2ata 6britian 6anieu ..............
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j. 9auritieg, !. :. oude9aaro, 8auI 9eef. emma So.
bolHI :. SDnoer8aaro. y. Z. 9%oieaooI. 81. g%}a0ien,
q. j. Sersilo. 5ancs 4ielien. 6. :. 9o9eoorn, !. 9n9.
ger, !. 1. 0%eariefiel. m. 81; 9briitian anoerien % IA.
mile 81; Dir 81 Qrs. i. ) 9britenief, u u. ]ie.
fen. 0enrp 9ef9 bn. s0e. 9poio 6brftenien. eianefne
0aaeoorH. eli3e Relen. Marie 0eHrictien. emma
0efd. 3ort5p 9er8. amns 6hrHteniea. NINA 65ri.
itenea. 6an5 6iefm 5p. i0c. 6aroI0 5euiea. 5Oer 5e5.
perer. ; 6. 3enfen. Sens 0ielm. gertrlto 5enfen.
3ana1b Senieu. z {. oa8eoorn, Feter Wo0ien, u. i.
Sobnien, Qiartin 5obaiea 10. 50e ................
Speneer, "a. Nrs. u. garieu. .......
@eitoa, ga, u ; 96riitofferien 80. s.. >. ........
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E1nherluunno

gr9iterne % 6Oriamlin9s9niene.
u5ronffurter 3eitung1 for 2eroag
D. 81. Sui ifoe6ol0t Ell III. g1Ral.@
en- Ipngere 2(rtiteI me0 Ell 6rem.
filling al belle uMun0turoreifrip-
tets 6titorie. 0et beooer bert
blanot onoet:
Set er fart. At 8ennemiorelien
al en- 'aaoan 5orboIo5regel belt
moatte 6aue lanmet 9rniternes
girfIombeo / 9toroilespi5; uQtuno-
furoeifriptet9 oiloe it9rtt baoe I'm.
oergraoet 9an0sfirfens Stiaing.
8reiterne oil0e 0ere bleone belt
Ifilte ira oeres oanifiinoeoe Menig.
beoer; De oiloe oernleo baoe miitet
al Selling og enboer 5%aoflQoelie.
grfenoeIien at oenne 5are og paa
ben onoen SIDE Wangelen al en- I'M.
o%eroanig 4ano 6os BET noroilespig-
ffe 9rpIteifab, ION funoe iin0e Jig
/ ct iaa0ont 6ormnn0erifab. baooe
til 5elqe. at Reitriptet iinpeIfben
Iooes uen et a 8raiterue.
Der oar fife Gale on. II De bolot
ia borte ira De oauite 0ie1igbeos.
me6Iemmer og De oanife 6oriam-
Iinas6uie; tpprtimoo tlltog 8aaet
of Be graiter, Der mooiatte ii1 bet,
Itaoig; et 5ref a friifaoet SeIo-
ftpn0igbe0. Der iipr er At mprfe
blanot bet Qn9re 4reiteifa5 i Aor0.
flesoia. gior0e ii9 o9iaa Ter 9eIoea-
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glaoet ifilorer 6ortnitaingspres.
lens fortiatte 5orfslgeIier % Qtis.
tpnfeliaaereGier moo grriterne. Der
til tot forte til @raiteioreainaens
beteaota GrfIrring.
6orfolaelien moo De 6iemlOie. =
10 % inO. Ssnoa9 6armio0a9
oen q. 5nli 6leo ben 6iemlsie Pr
beiosmano aar( 0arius 6aaien af
aabenraa ioslaot al Def oerogreaoe
9olitifpng'eI. boor ban 5apoe a.
fonet en- arreihtrai aaa II ga8e.
Samme Tag bleo Den 5ieHIsie
Morten I6omien a 5rnoenoal Deo
aabenraa paa M inoiat / 9rreiten
for at atone en- Straf paa II Gage.
9lngiOcri. efter 5oao aSdles.
migTde @%ren3poit1 meaer At 5aoe
faaet opipuret, ~ifrioer p@m." Al
80. Sui. agter en- 9el ReoIem-
mer At 81. ;. Il. ~ 8~e6ea5apn
fra %. Sui til S. augnit ar iore.
tage en- l1oflugt til Qoro5lasBi9 for
at faa 5n6trpf Al Soft o. 9ano
Sertil 6emarfer oet a Statea M.
6erit6tte0e 9loo:
u9i tor bel 9aa ID ia. At 9ana-
oiabeoerne life 0il taa.a bette ge.
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res gpru! 5orIeoen Ssnoog oper.
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/ oMtm." a 90. SuIi. en- 8n0s.
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bore foriuIgte 6iemlsie. Der moa
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foroi De fife attroaer anoet emo II
5iloe boenoe / oeres 6%soelono 81
mere fig paa re0eli9 % ififfeIig
Maaoe.
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0e5te % %foniirnere0e % iaaleoes
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SI0ebranoe in6trufne iom 6eIae at
Re6ifag.
sos g. 0isien paa Run66ierg
orpbte 2pnet en- 6GGboppe pan
Marfen.
3 9eitrltp log 2pnet neo / Stol.
Den 6os Morius Sarien og Orpbte
en- Roln.