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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
fOETRs
THE UNREcovERED.

We ride ride with the ies-hOs cold sad Our eyes are staring on light and our. cries were hushed by the freezing
 breath Which bore us along in the wake of The doomed from maiden voyage are Riding south to an open sea. Lashed to 6 raft or a splinter Of spar. (Mother and child, how cold we arsli The waters have ended each earth1E But not the union of husband and vtess Loving and gallant and lost are We Riding south to an open seq The icebergs follow. lordly heet The fog steals down with a Winoing A passing ship gives shudderlng cry And leaps from our ghostly companys Gentlefolk, steersge and stokers are Finding together an open sea. We beekon no more, for our souls have
 rest,
 While our bodies float on the sea's
 bright breast, But these mute lips pray as we giid@
 along
 For the anguished hearts in the mourv
 ing throng; Loving and unforgetting are ws, Riding Eternity's open sea. Margaret Chanler Aldrich, in Eei
 York Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
TO THE HEROES.

An never was such might
 Upon the bloody held.
 Scorning to yield, Nor yet in fabled knight, Though rent his helm With blows that overwhelmi Nor in the tireiesS thrust
 Of one against an host: Though half his armor rust
 In blood Of kniKhtly boasti As this majestic eassl
 Meath callouH stars, Amid the surging seas:
 Shaming the sons of Marsi Not theirs the battle thrnli,
 Nor theirs to write a name
 Upon the scroll of famei Only to stand and de, Letting the world go by. Wife. children, love and am Unhymned heroic hostl
 Only to sink, and drift.
 Till the last seas shall Iift Beyond the shout of kings, High where the seraph sings, Your deathless boast James Blackhau, In London Daily News.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
BOY OF ts ARRESTED.
ArcheIle Berger Had Stolen Money from Magnan Home for Moving Pic lures, Car Rides and Candy.

ATCnSile berger rad stolen Money
 from Magnan Home for Moving Pic
 lures, Car Rides and Candy.
 Archelle Berger, 13. was before Judge l.. H. Fuller in the city court Monday morning, charged with statu- tory burglary. For weeks past Berger has been stealing money from the home of MT, and Mrs Honorius Mag nan, who live in the Providence street section of the city, His total stealings have amounted to about $50. MT. and Mrs. Magnan are both employed dur ing the day so the boy had little diffi- culty in getting into their home by the use of keys that he had stolen and abstracting what he felt like taking from common treasury that existed in bureau drawer MT, and Mrs. Magnan have been missing money reg ularly, but each thought that the ether was taking 1t for needed purposes from the joint family fund so said nothing to each other about the mat ter, Finally q gold locket disappeared, and this opened the eyes of the Mag mans to the fact that they were being gradually relieved of their savings. Later information led to young Der gers arrest,
 In court the boy admitted that he had taken the money in sums ranging as high as S9. He has been stealing for weeks to get the total amount that he has had and spent. Inquiry developed the fact that he spent the coin in taking parties of friends to see the moving picture shows in town, in having street car rides and on candy
 The boy has been in town anly a few Weeks, coming here from Fall River He is the son of a widowed mother who says he never before has been in
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
What Is Going On Tonight,

vnudevills and Motion Pictures at Auditorium
 Notion Pictures and Songs at Breed TAeAter.
 Notion Pictures and Illustrated Songs at Bark@rs Poll Theater.
 Drill 6f Fifth Company, c A C.. c. N G. at Arnory. meets in Odd Fellows Hall.
 Norwich Neat No. 1896, 0. o. O., meets in Owls Hall
 WnzregRn Lodge No. 6, K. of P-T meets In Pyth2An Hall.
 St Anne's T. A. Society meet in T. A R Building.
 second Division. A 9. H.. meets in Court ouinebaug. No. 12S. F. of A, meets in Foresters' Hall
 Norwich Council, No. 72o, R, A, meets at Buckingham Memorial
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
PoLps BROADWAY THEATER.

Teday's bill is all of the all-feature variety, introducing The Girl of the Grove. The Cub Reporters Big Scoop. Biliy'B Grip. and others. Tom Casey, tenor. will appear in new songs. The trading stamp idea has already proven popular. Double Gold trading stamps with every paid admission.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
FOR SALE.
Peck's Real Estate Agency
 HARRIS A SPECIALITY lS2 Spring Strsli. WIIIImlailc. Conn.
AUCTION.

Saturday, May IS, 1912, p. m., at Mrs. James E. Bushnell's, Scotland road, Norwich Town Conn, public auction, complete outfit of farming implements and useful accessories, also household articles of a large variety. Grand op- portunity for collectors to obtain arti- eles passed down for generations strictly antique. No private sale.
 Trolley to Pecks Corner, then ten minutes walk
 If, stormy. postponed until first fair weekday.
 WILLIAM B. WILCOX, Auctioneer.
 rnay9d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
THIRTY.EIvE QUALIFY.
Bad Weather Does Not Affect Com pany L sharpshooters at the Range.

PdIy L. SnaTpShooters at the Range
 The weather man seems to be play ing no favorites among the military companies that are making use of the rife range of the local company for their May day parade. Company L, First regiment, came here from Willi- mantle Monday under the same kind ot weeping skies that soused the mem bers of the Thirteenth company. CA. C.. when they were out on the same kind of duty the week before.l The Willimantic boys, however, did not get treated weatherwise quite as shabbily as did the Danieson company. AL though the range was wet little rain fell after the arrival there of the Thread City company. The men came through from Putnam on special trolley car. They followed the regular routine, shooting over the required ranges as d principal part of the days service, and were given some practice in guard mount work. About 8 men qualified over the ranges used--20o, 300 and 300 yards. Oftieers of the company said when the day work was over that the results were pleasing
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

and the doctors at last decided there was no help for me unless 1 went to the hospital for an oper- ation. Twas awfully against that opera ton, and as a last resort wrote to you for special advice and I told you just what l suffered with hearing down mains
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Prank A. Bill has the exclusive sale of Patriclan shoes and oxfords-a -Ronsn's shoe that's right. He has them in black. russet and white at 3t.s0 and s4.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

An unknown donor has paid St.eo1 on the mortgage of the 0rsce Unfvur- salst church, Lowell
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

Rev. Francis s. I1ppitt. rector oe the Episcopal Church of the Ascepaton, Rochester. N. r., has received . call to the pastoyate of All Saints Nsno- rial church, Merlden. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

Andrew Carnegie has offererd 10 pay one-half the cost of a new organ fog the Universalist church. Abington. Rev. Prank H. Billingeon. passor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

A mortgage oayrted since ieas hv the Parker Street Methodist ohuguh. Law renee. haS been burned. he LAafeN' A3d society helping to huutdats the dsbs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

The Baptists of odassa. Russia. have opened new meeting han. seating 500. and the government has Fsrox- nised Rev, W. Pavioh end Rsv. Mr. Timosehenko as pastors.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

Winsted. The concert season in Litetfield ceun9y noted throughout the musical worldsfor it's annual fastivals in the music shed ar Norfolk, was for mally opened at Winsted Wednesday evening when for the first time in it's history the Winsted Choral union, the Winsted branch of the Litehheld County Choral union, appeared in q concert of it's own
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

The first Roman Cathests ehuFoh o6i- fee ever built in Troy, Vt. vas con- secrated Sunday morning. It vas erected largely through the efforts of Rev. Joseph Lavigne of St. Ignatiug chuyeh, Lowell, Vt.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

Rev. A. Aubert, Wilmington. VI. hAa accepted a call as pastor of the Bap- tist church, Walingford. Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Another Bride and Groom from Bay State-Recause Boy of 13 Stole to See Moving Pictures, Judge Fuller Will Enforce New Law Affecting Minors.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

Rev. J. L. Holden has yestgnnd the pastorate of tho Congregational church, ROyalton, Vt- to take effect June "a.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

THERE ls no advertising medium In Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bull letlA ter kuslnsss Fesulth
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
LOST AND FOUND.

CAME TO MY HOUSE in Yantie. fine collie dog. Owner can have same by paying for this adv, F. C. Eldredge, YantieA Ct may14d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
ST0nAGE

Space for Furniture and Commodities
 sterina 6 Leasinn Co.,. 10-20 w. Main
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
MRS. QUITS
 SUFFERING OVER
Doctors Advised An Qpaxa- tion. How She Escaped
 Told By Herself.

Buckner, Mo. For more thana year suffered agonies from female troubles
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
CASE FOR YOUR FARM

Several good farms wanted at once for cash. Must hs good bargains. Fruit farms and farms with lake front age preferred. Send particulars to
 FRY0N'S AGENCY,
 apr2fd WiIlimantics Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
FOR SALE.
SesShore Land For Sais

FeFty acres ef high land situate on state macadam read overlooking the Atlantic ocean from Point Judith on the east to Montauk on the west. Only a5 minutes ride from Westerly station, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. F.
 FRANK ". GoY.
 Long Distance Telephone. 6 High Street. Westerly, R. I. Gec11d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

Rev. Len c. Breughten. whe is be- ginning his ministry at Christ church, Westminster London. is the son of a former slave owner, and the church of which he is now pastor raised the London memorial to Abraham Lineeir,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
SALE HORSES

They are here. nice let eff gsed husiHess horses fer all kinds of Werk. Come and see them. They must be sold or exchanged
 ELMER II, PIERs6k. Tel. l1ss, Ha41sd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
For Rent

The desirable house of rooms with all improvements. situated corner of Pearl and Ann Streets.
 E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 800. s6 cliH St.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

envelopes (regular business size). card gfn5sa o5 ss51 s iS5S:s G:s sSSsh Pgiates Pggn ssS; ElS aSOO sa; s,SSe S15x1l, printed, $1.65; 1.0ee, $2T0; 5000. 50; 10,0e0, s17.50; sou billheads, 7xS iz, printed, s1.50; 1,ee0, $2; 6,O00, $6.50; l0,D00, $1256; 5eO statements 5isx81a, printed sl.2s; 1.6oS. $1.75; 5.O09, y5.25; le.5ea, S16. Printing of every descrip- tiOn done promptly. Send for samples The Bulletin Go. Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

A large gold tablet in memory of fhs late Rev. Joseph Agapit LegFss, for e3 years paster of the Sacred Heart church, Webster, has been unveiled iu the church. Father BeFris erected the present edifice sf saesed Heart parish.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Good work and driving horse; price s115. Apply to 57 Roose- velt Ave. may14d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
TO RENT.

TO RENT-At IA Franklin Street, a flat of seven rooms, modern and con venient. Apply to B. C. Hannis, Il Mckinley Ave. may14d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

An unknown donor has paid q. .ao0 on the mortgage of the Grace Unfwur- sshst church, Lowell
 Rev. A. Aubert, Wilmington. Vt has accepted call 8s pastor of the Bap- tist church, WaRingfoEd. Conn
 Rev. J. k. Holden has vesignad the pastorate of tho Congregational church, ROyalton, Vt, to taks effect June "a.
 Andrew Carnegie has ofyererd 10 pay one-half the cost of new organ fov the Universalist church Abington. Rev. Frank H. Ellington. pagsor.
 Rev. Francis S. Ixppitt, rector oe the Episcopal Church of the Ascennton, Rochester. N. Y has received c call to the pastoyate of All Saints Nsnso- rial church, Meriden. Conn.
 A mortgage carried since feag hy the Parker Street Methodist ohwuh. Law renee. haS been burDeA he Laaiea A3d society helping to huutdAts the dsbf.
 The Baptisis of odAssa. Russia have opened new meeting han. seating 500. and the govsrnmsnt has rsrox- nised Rev, W. Pavlod end psy. Mr. Timosehenko as pastors,
 The first Roman Cathesis ehurch e5i- flee ever built in Troy, Vt, waa con secrated Sunday morning. It vas erected largely through the efforts of Rev, Joseph Lavigne of St. IRnatiug chuYeh, Lowell, Vt
 Rev. Len c. Breughton. whe is be- ginning his ministry at Christ church, Westminster, London. is the son of a former slave owner, and the church of which he is now pastor raised the London memorial to Abraham Lincoln.
 A large gold tablet in nemary of fhs late Rev. Joseph Agapit Leer1s, for e9 years paster of the Sacred Heart church, Webster, has been unveiled ir. the church. Father LeRT4s erected the present edifice sf SaeFed Heart parish.
 Worcester Protestant churches re- eeiyed a number of Rev rsasfabers at their communion service sunday Thir- teen weRs added to the hIeattscshlp sf Old South church. seven at Flsdmsnr eight st the Ne~t0H Square E4pfiat eleven at Pilgrim chnrch seven at fh. Pleasant Street Baptist church. and ee at Plymouth church.. Church of Ina | Covenant received two now meusbera | Lake View CongregaHonsi one. niw were received at the First Rapffni church, two at Heps ehurrh aaa sns As easesA eAe4sR
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

WANTED-At Backus Hospital, ward maid. may14d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

CONKBY'S stock remedies are not foods, but medicines separate reme- dy for each disease; made by the same people that make Conkeys poultry remedies Sold on money back guar antee by c. w. Hill & Son. 147 Frank lin St. may14TuF
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14

TO REKT-A desirable tenement of eight rooms and bath electric light and gas, also good garden. at s Elm Ave Lueius A. Fenton, Norwich Town. Tel 3S9-5 or 34-b. apr25TThS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23

Stotiitiferen Or. @arrnl Tiger bI.
q. ON ben lutberife Strife / ame-
rifa: De forifelIige llitberife Cont
fun6 eoor fremoO meO Seni1n til
Organization, l10itpr og antll.
5or geIgsrenbeo iamleoe De / 1911
So, 1892, 800. og De betalte til lofa-
le 6oretagenOer omfring $4,000.
900. 8eroien Of oeres airfeeien.
BONNIE noar op imoo $84,000,000.
De op6ol0er ct m9rfoProig tort
antnl Snititutioner al forifellige
Slogs: q teologiife Seminarier
meo 6enbe6 1900 Stu6enter, ~
Colleges HniGfe meO l~tnotogelie Of
tS er Dco-eoucotionnl"), me0 Glen.
BONNIE, Der er Dpr0 So, 890 900;
81 @faOemier meo 5000 gleoer,
8 Golleger og Seminarier foraoin.
Der, 81 g~grnebiem, 80 6iem for
gomle, 8 Stem for ~aan0sipnge, 9
9iofonisieanitaIter, A 6oipitaler,
9 @qitebiem, % Smmigrant- og
S6manosmisiioner og "A anoreSn-
ftitlttioner for gern og oaniIpgteoe
nnge."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23


get ofte bar ulproe 03GnO fun
De 6aOe roget at 6olOe fig til i 6or'
fpnoelieu al ben ny 9Gre. D Oct
ifllloe BOG pei life uGre Oanifeligt
ior os, JON timber bet %iornsoent
at bape ct opbDggeIigt 9loo tor
De gomle, ct for De unge og ct for
9grnene at %ioritaa, at mar Sat5er
too ON geile6er for ct i religi6s
0enieenOe npitcn uOioenoe 6oIte'
lag. opIGrt Al oaarlig oplpite Bro
iter. ioo fun6e ban life iperielt tPn-
fe pan 9grnene.
so Ben Ganfc. at ban iGrii9 bar
bait oi5ie ior gle, iinOes 10 lief
fife / 6ororoet til Statesmen.
0pao 2lit6er gap meo in aote'
tismus BAR Den Sang baaoe mt og
oarmt, % ioa er BET utroli9t iua
let oct gaar / 6oIf. eiter6aanOen
If 9o9en i'm faite PInos Sfolen
og bleo 6ermeo til Den iprliae 9er.
ne6og. lloenaoslpren bleo Den at
tori ere0e 9premoo0e. d 9ogens
5n0bolo bar life Longer mt. %
parmt bar oct beler life; FOR BEN
a%iioaling ierge6e Den ortooofie
lib. ga 6ab0e man 2Prerr. ior
boem antefismens Snobolo par MT
% oarmt, iaa tror ieg, at Der meo
iomt ale 0ens 5orflnrin9er ianf
opbt / Sc benten0e imno. 01en Bar.
men er oct imoat bepen0t meo, cite
itoor Spitemet % 5ooe0itptferne
ne9ent tilbage. og me0 Dem fan
foIoe SsnOo9s ifolelGre life pinoe
9~orne5ierter. ghl ifal man iiffert
me9et lnnat omfriug ior at tinoe
De oMiaioner al imaa, for bpem
2rrebogen blep I'll 8eliigneIie".
Men Lao os life gipc 2utber
SfpIoen oerfor, lao os enOoa iige
bam oprigtig 8of ior bans aate.
fismusl Sen bar life bol6t I'D 400
aor Tor inaen 5ingl M}en Iao oens
Spitemer bIioe logt ser, bnor gu.
fber oiloe bape Dem Ia9t. nemlig /
Brpitens eler 9prerens 6ierne. ior
at ban iaa bogefter pna bnrnlig
Moaoe no af ct eIoo Sierte fan
gipe De imoo BEN oanOeIige 5sOe,
De trpn9er til.
90 lao os ioa gore Sfriotet
tilbage til aGrnen / Snoenl 2oO
os e innot paa, boor iergeIig Ii6t
Dor gibel bIioer bruotl Oa Io0 %
al Ell BELT 5ierte beOe ON, at 0en
1i0 mart maa fomme, Oo Dor
5erre SENS Inffer Sfriften beore
op for Br9iten pan 9~rp6ifeitolen,
for S~usfooeren / Siemmet, FOR ben
unge, at ban man lie, boo0 ino iao
itftge Dor 6rsmt ON, at gibelen er
llng6ommens BOO, og for 9ernene.
Soor gibelen blioer Ipit, blioer
ben eIifet, o. boor Sen elites. ioor
ben Wogt.
80. Sobanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23

9eifpttepie". Ioo os iaa for at blioe
fulot fortanet ii9e. At BET er 10 IN
gen 5orret, iom airfen npoer, men
lige 9let meO et6oert lOpli9t Sore.
togenoe.
5rifirfen Dor Den Storelie, ben
ielo oelger, Iiaeiaa Def Gilipn, ben
ieIo pplger, % ia bar Den o9iaa
ielD anoaret for 5eIgerne al
line 8olg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23

y86e 5e0eral Council OF Gbur.
cbes" Zen Sammenilrttning, ri fife
fenOer) ger gennem en- aomtte 9riit-
ne / Acknowledged opmprfiom pnn
be 6arer, Der truer Siemmet og
5nmilielipet De peger meo Otter.
trpf pnn ben ifrigenOe 8rang til
ensformige 9geteifabslooe. De frem.
beDer RsoDenoigbeOen at friitelig
5~oritanelie blan0t Br9iter, iaa at
Berioner, iom cen Brett npgter
8ieIie, life fan gaa til en- anoen
og blipe piet, S~perbope0et lRgges
gGgt pno, at %ieruelle 2aiter, iom
err peo at tage SDerboa1o, soeleg.
ger 6iemmet og 6amilielinet, iom
err 8runoDoloen for 2ipet | belle
gamfunoet, bporfor Brpiters, 9e-
reres og 6~orplores Opmprfiombeo
rettes poo Reopenoigbeom Of neo
ole pirfiomme Mioler at orbeioe
for SRoernes Renbe6 og Gomilie.
Iioets SsineIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23

Qooofaten $. 8iniionien, GaIu-
met, @ticb., uotalte forleoen ior en-
SurD bl. a. felgenOe rammenoe
Orb ON 0ruffenifab:
y0ruffeuifaben sOeIeg9er ling.
oommen i oens 8Iomitring, Ran-
0ommen l oens Strait, alOerOom-
men / 0ens Soogbeo. Zen trpffer
6oOerbiertet, gsr Den f9rligbfbs-
ful0e Mo0er neobsiet Of Sorg, foe
Ter Den go0e Billie, uoiluffer Seer
Iigbeoen mellem 9@etefoIf, tiIirtet-
GER 6orel0res Ifsnne 5o%rbaa6nin-
ger og brin9er Dem neotrDfte al
Sorg og gefpmringer | en- for tio'
Zig @rap. Zen giper Spngbeo / Ste
Oct for Stprfe, Spgoom / Steoet
for Suno6eo, 0so I Steoet for Gin;
ger Suitruer til gnfer. Born for
9l0relsie og brineer 5omiIier til
8etleritanen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23
Statstirfe eaer SrIfirfe.
L. airfenS Stbrelie % Silipn.

III OUT III uHueIliB S4allullB
al aanO8magt % aon9ebu0. Der
bepirfeoc &eformationens 5%nof6rel-
lie i 0onmarf.
9et lao iom / 2uften, at Stat og
airfe bIanoeoes iammen, oa j BET
te 5or6olo Jog ingen Reformation
igennem.
III aonger o8 6priter tog ii8 al
Sirfen8 Sag % 6oltets reIigieie
9e6oD ifal fife oberies, bar 9eoGg.
grunoene BERTH emo life alto Be
e0leite og reneite.
Get par 0engan8,
Men ielu efter at oeu mere 6iOs
5ribeosi0eer er ifoaet igenuem og-
iao oerbiemme. er 6orboIOet mel.
lem Stat og airfe oGientIig ior'
blepen uforan0ret
Ter er inof6rt 6eligionsfribeO,
men Oen itatsonerfenOte Strife itaor
frem0eles un0er Statens StpreIie.
Get er ret unoerligt at ioreitiIle
Jig. iammenlignet meo airfen /
apoitlenes Gage, at airfen / 6e-
geringen bar 1T 0epartement meo
g6ef. ligeiom @pren, 6Gaooen, ST.
nansopienet, 6etsopienet Oh. 5per
bar lit 0epartement og 0eparte.
m%entscbei.
airfen 0erbiemme er for ia piOt
lieeitillet meo rent p~er6slige 5or'
1clo / 2an0et.
Man 6ar beboIot ct &ilipnsenbe-
Sc / airfen, og bets SnOebapere 1or,
ioa plot ri peo, til enbper li0 bait
ret itor 5ribeo.
Men airfen bar ingen iom BELT
gfet euer Aogane til at p9Ige line
egne Gmbeosman0 eaer 5iIipns-
memo (9iifopper).
aongen uonPpner lin anbinets.
obei, og Oenne uoneOner iaa De an.
ore Rinhtre, aultusminiiteren mo.
6eiattet, 9pilfe u0ngpnelier ion
ito0fRites al aongen.
Saale0es bIiper aongen / 9irfe-
Iigbeoen airfens goerite 8iitop ell
Ter / bpert 6olo 6ens sOerte ioroi.
ife Stprer.
Ger fan 10 iaa al aongen og
Miniitercbeien toges firfelige og
friiteIige Senipn ueO 9aIeet al Saul.
tusminiiter, % al oeHne / 5oreding
meo aongen peo 9alget al airtens
5iIipnsmeno.
M3en Der iattes life Gfsempler
paa at politiife og andre 9enipn
bar o9ret beitemmenoe for iIige
galg.
Ct unoerligt. af6Gngiat % umDn.
oiat 5orboIo for airfen at itao l.
life ianot2
Ter fan 10 al Stnten itpres ioa-
Ie6rs, at airfen fan nrbeioe % tri-
ves unoer bette 5orbol0, men oct
or life engnnq airfen p9roiqt.
90 tpnf ian oesuoen, at Den peros.
Iige loogipenoe 5oriomIing, Rigs.
ongen, ifaI for6an0le o. 5eitemme
en- airfens anIi9genOer.
Sammenlign bette me0 Be BE-
fen6te Orb al por Serre, airfens
6erre: Dit Rige er life al 0enne
ger0en."
90 Girfen Dor ingen 'om BELT
Gnititution inqen airfeoag, bpor
ReDreientanter. iom ben ielo BAR
ndi1f, Tan 1orDdJlole ON 0ens al
iorSDreite @nIiggenoer.
ar0erle0es er BET / 6rifirfen per.
2en er ~uofbpngig al Stoten, men
bar ful0 5rf6eo til at orbne fig,
iom oer finder oct be6it, unOer
5totens 8eifpttelie.
Scr fan finoes mango lllemper.
'rrlig blanct % Oonite 2ut6erone-
re. ior6i ri pr oporogne / en- Of.
hnnoia airfe og ifal lieeiom jamie
os irem
Den Torboloet er Iangt mere
ioeeli InrQi beore iparenoe til Sir.
tens 89ler.
SO on nj iaa life lige itrofs
ener i cell MenneifeolOer noor frem
Op9tiat Selpitpre, iaa bar Ri Dog
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