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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-25
Fight Shy of Miss dush.

My son, l would have you ever
brave and bold, never timid and cow
ardly, but when a gushing creature in
the bloom of youth and a fetching cos
tune gazes into your eyes, with a
dreamy look in hers, and asks you if
it is really true that young gentlemen
do sit up half the night with the
young ladies to whom they are atten-
tive, and if there is any foundation for
those funny things the papers say
about turning down the gas and all
that sort of thing you know, then, my
SON, is the time for you to set your
face awayward from that young wom-
IN and 60 thenceward with all the
speed you have on hand.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-25
Favorable Report

We the undersigned committee of
stockholders of the Dakota Western
Assurance Company, appointed to
attend the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the said Company at Sioux
Falls, January 10th, 1912, hereby GER
tify that We did attend the said meet.
ing and found that the condition of
the Company as set forth in the tinan-
cial statement of the Company and the
reports of the various officers to be in
excellent condition and the stockhold-
ers present were all enthusiastic over
the bright prospects for the Company's
continued success.
After the meeting at Sioux Falls we
spent a large portion of our time in
looking over the Company's books
and satisfying ourselves that the af-
fairs of the Company are in a most
excellent and prosperous condition,
and that the system of bookkeeping
is strictly up-to-date, and that the Off
GERS of the Company are to be compli-
mented upon the progress that the
Company has made and upon the ex-
cellent showing made at this time.
We checked up the investments of the
Company and found that the securities
were all on hand as stated in the finan-
cial report of the Secretary.
We take pleasure in stating again
that we are more than pleased with the
fine showing made by the officers of
the Company, and we wish to recon-
mend this Company as a perfectly
safe one to be insured in.
Respectfully,
Fl. S. Stevens,
C%astlewood, S. d.
Christ Jensen.
Hugo Gunkel.
Edward j. Schuldt.
III. S. Rowe,
WATERFOWL, S. ID.
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GLENDALE
(Too late for last week..

tlOO laLe Tor l1SG week.
School has started with u good at.
tendance.
John Sveum transacted business in
Clifford Tuesday.
H. Haagenson was a business caller
in Clifford Friday.
H. Bjerke called at the f. Thorns
place Sunday night.
Earnest Thorne made a business
trip to Mayville Wednesday.
John Lindstsom entertained q party
of friends last Wednesday night.
A number of the farmers in this
vicinity report their intention OF going
to the Grain Growers Convention.
Thos. Westby froze his hand very
severely last Thursday night. 1t is
reported he will have to lose two
fingers.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Melhuish, of
S~herbrooke, were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Thorne Sat-
urday evening. The evening was
spent playing cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Otteson entertained
a large party of friends at cards
Thursday evening. Among those
Peter Lindstrom, Siever Haagenson,
August Lindstrom, John Lindstrom
and Eli Lindstrom.
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Methodist.

Here is a remedy that will cure your
cold. Why waste time and money x
perimenting when you "a get a pre-
paration that has won a worldwide re-
putation by it's cures of this disease
and can always be depended upon? 1t
is known everywhere as Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and is a medicine of
real merit. For sale by all dealers.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-25

Mrs. A. r. Tabor, of Crider, Mo-,
had been troubled with sick headache
for about five years, when she began
taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She
has taken two bottles of them and they
have cured her. Sick headache is
caused by a disordered stomach for
which these tablets are especially in
tended. Try them, get we'll and stay
we'll. Sold by all dealers.
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FARMERS SOCIAL CLUB.

The regular meeting of the Farm
ers' Social Club was held at the T.
C. Anderson farm Saturday evening
with the new president, Mr.. J. NJ.
Cooper in the chair.
This was largely a social session
with a short program and practically
no business. The feature of the
program was an original paper read
by Miss Helena Green on the subject
of agricultural high school explain
ing the origin and need of same.
One point brought out was that the
original agricultural high school was
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-25
He Realized 1t.

"Young man." said an apostle SOL
emily, "do you realize when you re-
tire at night, that you may be called
before the morning dawns."
eyes, SIR" responded the young
man, II realize it fully. I am the
father of a three-weeks-old baby"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-25

Persons troubled with partial paral-
ysis are often very much benefited by
massaging the affected parts thorough
ly when applying Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. This liniment also relieves rheu-
matte pains. For sale by all dealers.
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Congregation

There will be services next Sunday,
Jan. %, 1880 a. M, in the Lund
church. The new catechumens should
meet for instruction the first time.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-25

HERBROO
D. w. Vadnie, Correspondent

Ira Baker vas a business caller at
the county seat Monday.
Mat Sund mingled in Sh%erbrooke
business district Tuesday.
o. H. Olson has purchased the Da-
vid Morrc residence in town.
G.. J.. Jordett was a business caller
at The Murray farm Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Baker were Sher-
brooke visitors Monday afternoon.
Messrs Scheljdahl and Williams
are business callers in town this
Mrs. John Slime was an afternoon
guest of Mrs. D. w. Vadnie Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Anderson were
calling on friends in town Monday.
aII.s. T.. l.. Ray of Hope, visited
her Ser, Mrs. D. w. Vadnie, Thurs
day.
w. J.. Moore and Carl Erickson
have rented o. II. Olson's Sherbrooke
DIR. Abbott, of Hope had a profess
sional call to Sherbrooke Wednesday
evening.
Miss Mildred Nash was the guest
of Mrs. Collins at Supper Sunday
evening.
Geo. Murray has a crew of men
employed on his farm this week bail
ing hay.
Edwin Still and his bride returned.
from Montana Wednesday. Con-
CALCULATIONS, Ed.
Mrs. Bertha Goodno spent part of
the week with home folks in Sher-
brooke last week.
Mr.. Louis Christianson, of Sharon,
was among the many callers at the
County Seat Monday. =.
Miss Edna and Arthur Cooper vi
sited with relatives in Moorhead,
Minnesota last week.
Mrs. Erick Erickson has recovered
from an attack of LaGrippe sufici-
entity to be out again.
Miss Mayme Newton, of Sharon, is
visiting at the residence of her
brother Supt. Newton.
Harry and John Vadnie came up
from Hope Saturday to spend Sun
day with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Moore and
Will Goodno transacted business
at the Metropolis Saturday.
Mrs. Fay Allen was a guest at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Devlin, for a few days last
week.
Earl Anderson returned home the
last part Of the week from Minnesota
where he has been employed in the
woods.
:. Judge Moote issued a marriage
license to Mr.. Thorval Holman of
bStS1 SICCN duu MlS0 DlllAd SAl A6C1.
anson of Sharon on Tuesday.
Miss Fay Fladeland and Miss Jen-
ME Johnson attended the Farmers
Social Club Saturday evening which
met at the T. G.. Anderson farm.
Clyde Allen made a trip out west
last Saturday. Miss Maggie Keers
returned with him and was in attend
ance at the Farmers Social Club.
We understand that Miss Edna
Cooper expects to remain in Fargo
for some time as she has been m
gagged to play at one of the popular
theatres.
Messrs Henry Devlin, Sr., James
Devlin, Peter Weden and Fay Allen
returened from Fargo Saturday,
where they attended the Tri-State
Convention.
One of the pleasant social functi-
ons of the season was held on We'd
nesday evening at the residence of
F. A. Stiner for an evening tea and
a social good time. The invited
guests were the Misses Clara Linn,
Anna N. Gilbertson and Olive and
Bertha Johnson.
FARMERS SOCIAL CLUB.
The regular meeting of the Farm
o,,o, Coo;o1 CI,b u,o hold ~ Tho n
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NOTES
Congregational.

S. Hitchcock, Pastor.
Morning Worship, III a. m.
Sunday school, II m.
Evening service, 1880 p. IN.
G. E., Tuesday evenings.
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Hope Ladies' Band

Assisted by Hope Concert Band.
Opera House, February 2, 1912.
PROGRAM.
PART L.
l.. March, "Albion' l.. RAYMOND
2. Serenade ID. s. McCosh
Ladies' Band
8. '"The Cossack's PATROL TschaikoH
4. Descriptive March, "Napoleon's Last Charge
E. 7. PAUL
Hope Concert Band
s.. Vocal Duet Selected
Misses Sheldon and Tillotson
6. Medley Waltz, "Si]ver Threads Among the
Ladies' Band
PART ii.
I. Grand March Snowberger
Ladies' Band
8. Concert Waltzes," Forest Park WI Thomas
8. Tone Poem, Meditation c. S. Morrison
Hope Concert Band
10. Piano Duet Selected
Misses Patten and Tillotson
IL. Waltz, Silver Tone D. S. McCosh
Ladies' Band
IL. March, 'Triumph' D. S. McCosh
Combined Bands
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

ne 5llle. % 9tptaorsperiooe omoeIt
ca. 81 Mtillion 9repforienoel 5er.
0et itsrite INITIAL 9reoe folot ON
iuobanlig d Der ON.
0eItes ca. 1928, 600.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

5anoler / 9an0et At oGre biora8-
Doen0e 02eolem al ben feritn9onte
al oisie 5o%renin8er: Be 0anife Bog
.ban0leres 6ielpefasie.
a0roen, 5ait5eo % Sammen-
9olo i 9ogbnnoelen@, bet er bet
0toal, Der er naaet, og gennem oen-
ne omfattenoe 8rl1n0regel. bporaf
81. q. felger Den ooeror0entIi9 pig
tige 8ing. at al 9%itteratur iRlges
til ensorteoe griier / iamtli9e 2on-
oets 9oglaoer. Gar 0anif 9ogban-
Def unogaaet iaaoanne ariier, JON
oen u~oenlanoife 9og6anoeI, iarlig
Ben franife og engelife, meo fortere
% lpn9ere Mellemrlm bar li0t I'M
Der. % berfor iom for meget on0et,
Der bar bioraget til iunoe og gooe
5orbolo for 9o96anoelen iom FOR
9%itterotllrer. tilfommer 9eren Zen
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

arrftiggoommen. Zen aim. Dan.
'fe 9e9eiorenin9s arpftfonlite bar
uoienot f5lgeaoe Q}eooeIeIie on9aa-
en0e araftip90ommen:
Spgoonmen aruft fan / ct tort
antal SiIfaloe 5el6re0es oarigt.
mar Sen fonlmer tioIigt nnoer Be
Gambling; GO / enonu Here 5ilfal-
Be fan Der 5iplpes oaientIi9t for en-
fortere eaer Ipngere 6io.
4~otienterne fan life ielp afgore,
ON De bar arpft eder ei.
Zen 1o6re0te 4nifueIie, at arpft
alto imerter. er feiIa9tig. 5 De tio-
Ii9e Staoier 9ioer arpften neiten
alorig Smerter.
SeIo on araitea 6pppiait lore
foutuler i Den mo0erHe 4loer. fan
Den Dog forefoafme i ale gloere,
o8iaa i 9arnealoeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
MebOcIelicr
fra
3anlib 2ntb. Eubl 6oule.

eu aft ma00elt i alo0et er Ser
ira l. aan 1912 itct en- 3oron.
orina / ~ll0gipeIien al Zen 3nore
Missions Blade I 1anmorf Nm.
nef ct er in6gnaet ION icIDitqn.
oiat 9Iao % bill iremti6ig iin6es
iom en- 4f6elina at Cen Sn6re
0iisiions 1i0en6e@, Ser 6erefter bill
nofomme i iterre 5ormot (ca.
s X "a % meo toipalte6e SfSer.
abonnentspriien pao 9la0et + 6ets
me SfiffeIie oil. ioo oi0t ri mn
tan ifenne. blioe $1.25 per qlor.
gnng beroDre. Ge, Der moatte 6aoe
ioruobetalt for o2lnnetiet" fan iao
9el6bet %oDeri6rt paa andre Blade
eaer poo 6ere5 gogfonto.
Rnrmere MeOoeIele til Sober.
ne oirefte, nqnr ferite Drummer at
Is. 81. e for 1912 uoienoes
ON ca. 2 Tiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
THE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL

A Manual for Sunday School Teachers by Rev. j. K. h.
Hunt, with Foreword by Prof. E. Noreius and Introduction
by DR.. G. H. Gerberding Published by the Swedish Augu-
stana Synod. POI Pages in handsome Cloth Binding with
Title stamped in Gold on Back and Side. Price $1OO.
Contents by chapters:
L Historical Sketch Of the Religious Education of the Chris
tan Youth.
2 The Lutheran Conception of the Sunday-schooL
3. The Aim of the Lutheran Sunday-school.
l. Relation of the Sunday school TO the Church
). The Relation between the Sunday school and the Pastor.
6. Tie Relation between the Sunday8chool and the Home.
7. The Relation Of the Sunday school to the unconfrmed and
tie confirmed.
g @he Lutheran Sunday school Superintendent and other
Officers.
9. The Lutheran Graded Sunday-school.
10. The General Council Graded System.
II. The intermediate and Senior Departments.
Il. Music in the Sunday school.
-. The Catechism in the Sundayschool.
IA. Special Days and Services in the sunday school
Is. Discipline in a Lutheran Sunday school.
Part II.
Is. The Office and appointment Of a Sunday-school Teacher.
Il. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sundaylseho0l Teacher
Is. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran sunday-school Teacher
seontnued).
10. The Smday-school Teachers Work and Aims.
20. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Preparation.
81. The Lutheran sunday-school Teachers Teaching
q. Method of Teaching.
%. Child Study.
"a. Childhood.
25. Boyhood and Girlhood.
&c. Early Adolescence.
To the great army of Lutheran Sunday school teachers
who voluntarily are rendering to the Master a great service
Of love this book Is dedicated by the author.
1t is a book that deserves a place IN the library Of every
Lutheran sunday-school teacher who can read the English
language.
me 1ooz Is carried in stock by
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
grGitefoifeuc paa giOr0eu0.
Gn 5ortrllina AT eanrit5 getericn,

oH 5~btltehthB Ut SuAFll3 ftleflthf
8orloat al firfelig 8oraiiag Tor
Gen more Mission / 0anmarf 1911.
132 Cher / mutt 9n'la8 Iris
10 Gts.
5 6enne u0mprfe0e file BOG
loffe5 BET 8orfatteren / maoife 6sie.
re 8ra0 sn6 / noaen al bans ti6fis
9ere 8ortuain9er at uonutie inc
rae goner 6aa6e iom friitelig Bin.
foiog % iom oonif Stiliit. 5 for.
bolosbis forte 3ruf ifilorer ban
iaa Def Neutrality-suspicious. ION Men.
neifelipet paa en- oiiioesligoeuoe o.
6efs poe z, % / oenne Homntc
i%16fatter ban 9illeoet al en- Stamp
for 3re0 % apffe. Siplefre0
o. 2ipslDffe, en- Stamp ioa ou6 on
lang % baoro, 'on bel finn De ier.
reite oennemleoer, men BOG iao
inn6t % ilnot tegnet, Of en6oer fan
BABE llobptte af at iorop6e iig oeri.
Sooe0perionerne i 8ortpGin9eu er
en- ing troenoe grGit, ION bar piet
tit Gin til i'm @erres Eieneite blan0t
ct ileot o. tltn9t oo oDbt iuntet5of,
iornt bans Ietiinoi9e % neroens.
fore Suitrli, Der nf en- nGiten nbe.
pfoit aprli9beos 0fa9t tuin9es til
at felae in Mon6 til bans afii6es.
ligaenoe aaIo. bnor bum eiter en-
narelana Stamp bliber fla bebfoit,
at Der gioes ct inore sialens gige,
iom fon pin6es og tabes, og iom
bun til iioit pe6 SUBS 0aaoe foor
oob til at inOtnge. iOet bum timber
5re6 meo i'm SUB og bliper lpffe.
lig for lib og goigbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
Zen baHifc gOe6anOlerfOrenina.
70 Mars Sn6ileam.

Der par Den Is. San. iorlB6et
70 Qlar, iioen Zen oanife 9o9baao-
lerforening eaer, iom ben oa falo.
ties, g9ogban0lerforen!ngen / ae-
benbapn" ItifteOes, I'll Screening, Der
/ Gl0ens SOB bar o9ret til oOeror.
0entlig itor 9tptte for 0anit Bog.
ban0el og 0anif 2%itterotnr.
Den latte iig itrafs Iom Qeoal
at fere gog6an6elen / 8ebenboon
mo UNDER faite 5ormer, og bet l1f-
feoes Den / Aarenes Sob efter6aan-
ben at fere oonIf 9ogBan0el ino uil-
Der orone0e 5orbolo og at Ifabe
Gone og 8ilfaor for 5aaoelen iannt
reguIere 8iIgan9en of npe 9o8bano-
lere.
@en nabnlig / De iote % Var
bar Der Daret en- rioenoe ll0oifling
in0en for 5orpningen paa ngiten
ale 0mraaoer. ioareaoe til De nge
Opgaoer, Chen Itilleoe.
5oreningens Sitter, 8og5ano-
Ter 5. 8eic6mann. blep ogiaa oens
fgrite 5ormoro. Of De feIgen0e MAJ
ffpr minoes anor. 5r. SIT. Der
fra 1855 / ooer 30 2lar in0tog 6or-
ma~nospla0ien. 5 De iioite % 4or
bar ID. aeit3el o. 6. 6. @a0 o9
Bin. 1r0oe befIpot BEN = MI er
gil6elm Erpoe 6orenin9ens 9gres-
meoIem.
6oreningens nlfppren0e 5ormano
Ct 9o96aHoler ;. 6rmlo0t. 0ens
Rqitforman0 9oqbanoler giler 8.
6agerup, Gems 5efretar Goarrets-
iogierer areI Simonien, Ser oar ef.
terfulgt lin 5o0er o. 9eoitefaoer
! 0enne StilIing.
: Qnfeoning Al Sl5itaet bar
5oreningen uo9iDet ct 7eitnmmer
nf .Ror0iTf 9oa6anolerti0eH9e9,
boori 5. 3. Qp6acfer 81. a. ifriper:
Som oct fremgaar al aae oiss
Defailler, er Zen ooa7fe 9og5ano-
.Ieuforening blenen en- piotforgrenet
sgftitution, Der ron0er oDer 6etp0e-
lice Woatmi0ler, men oct fla i.
ges, at 5oreningen al0rig bar mis-.
bragt BEN itore 01ogt. ben iiooer
iB6e meo, tpprtinroo. Gems forite
og oigtigite 9eitemmelier gaar 10
poa at ifn6e Gr0en. 6ait6e0 %
Sammen6ol6 ! 9oa6anoelen; men
oe0 5ioen Of 0isie ifreone 9ope
faaf Be uifre0ne: 6unauitet o9
aatfaroia6e0. og 5oraHingen iaaoel
iom Be op9t9e % iaapittiq6eos-
fui0e Mano, Ser BAR itaaet / Spin
zen nor 9e0eien. Ear ite0ie i iul0eite
glaaI BAIT 5oriiaoeis 9erai
Oct er fife Blot ! Sam6onoelen
mellem Be forifellige 5aftorer in-
Den for 9og6onbleroer6enen eaer ]
5or5oloet ooer for 0eo5iaiperne.
at foraaia9en 6ar iegt at 'fiitasol
% 8in6 fac. ia of6t iiigt er a6r-
Ffgt, men Sen FAR o9ina tpnft bu.
m0nt paa Be gamIe % u0ili0te, paa
ale Dem, Der bar ofret oeres 4r6ei.
be ! 9og6anoeleas 1ieneite, % ion
pao 0eres plora Gage trpnger til
IN 6iplpen6e @aan0. goglan0lsr.
f%oreningen 6ioraaer aarIig meo be-
p0eliae 9elo6 til 8e 0onife Bog
buu6leres Sipfpefasie. til 8og6ano.
Ieres 6iplpefasie til 9o95an0ler.
ne66iafper- 9oreninaens gaHiioas.
preninq og til Bog og Bapir5au0-
arz 8uoenes 6iafpeforening. men
DIR Jar tillige gennem fine 2ooe
aiort 6et til gIiqt for enbDer go9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
9c 6iemloie / SonOcrigllano.
st iaoenriss miniitericlt 6irfulrrc
til Dc oanifc gmtmrno

5fl9. 8Ia0et ,.oejm0al9 for Il.
San. Ear Set 0anife Snoeari9smini.
i.erilm uuoer e. San. ienot 2anoet5
7latmpn0 Ell 5frioelie Al fslaenoe
5rp06ol6:
aefter BERTH Al noenri9sminnte.
riet goea 8oranleonin9 tai man
anmo0e 4mtet ON at pile foranIe.
0ige 1t SET al goIitim0a9i95eoerne
% 5attigbeitprelierne / anltet nbie
ia9tta8es. at gerioner uoen Stats.
6%or8erret a5ieuleie1. Der At De IN.
lie M1H0i96aoer maatte cline n00i.
tie ira SIesoig. life mootaaes til
6ori8r8eiie Der ! 9anoet ltoen at
Der itrafs ener ior oe0fommen5e
fife 02pn0i86a0 ta9es u6tr1ftelig
5or6ebol6 fra 0anf Sioe. Saa.
freat ct Taa6aut 9ilfploe af5trqf-
fer, 6eoes Der uop5oloelig 5erom
3ao6eretnin8 til S8oeari8s
mIniiieriet. Ieoia9et al for1sane -
IDsninaer."
a6eiu6al4. ser opgi0er fonge-
Blade iom Qiloe til oauna
9plpsning. fnotter fslgen0e BE.
narfnin9 til Sogen:
Ter fan nqppe bpre go.of ON,
at Den 6aaife Observation-Disclosures
5frioelie til gmtman6ene er forans
oe6 Sc prensiiife 01noiq.
fta6i9 mere 6enipnstsie %
it19ig mer frqnfen0e 0ptrn0en.
sfri0elien tD0er paa. at Den 0aniie
Hegerin9 life lan8ere pil finoe ii8
oeri.~
Gn Scgiucubeb i SfolcDcrbencn.
Zen me9et terre 5tatsti0en6e9
.in0e6ol0pr / fit 9lmmer for 10.
San. ior Ell Gangs Sfplo en- 0feo.
oelelie, Der bal Dqffe 0piigt. Get
er en- fultusminiiteriel 9efenotae-
relie, Ser aaar I'D poa, at oct ber.
efter er tiaaot peo 8eligionsumoer-
bisningen / 5folerne at benotte 4
andre opreb6ger peo Si6en al Bal
les og golsleDs. De 4 er Bropit
3. 0isiens oariitelige 9ernelqr-
bonn" iamt So6onnes Colts, 9nitor
9iiloms oq 8aitor, Er phil. gitrilps
2prebeger. 9ulget mellem De npDn.
te 2preb6ger oDerlaoe5 til De lofale
SfolemDnoigbe0er
Gn M @alemeuiebso? 5 aippin.
ae paa 2ollano er Der ifl. o9afif.
5fo.@ Gale ON OF oprette en- 8alg.
menig9eo for at frnne bebofOe ben
unge Brpit Monrao. 5rant5en, Der
eIers er fal0et iomaopellan til Ma.
ribo.
Wiilioner af grebe. Get fSben.
6npnife goitpnien bar | ben forlgb.
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SNUFF

oIldnS AopeAl
BAR oen 10. San. antaget 9og5oI.
Der a0oIp6 6anien i 0ii00eIiart
iom Sefret9r % beiluttet, at aoti.
toret ifaI ligge ! aalborg.
5Olgt 6Ojifole. 6olfetingSmono
8r5nbor9 bar fotnoli8 ie6t Ono
lsie 9piifole poa Siadano. 0oer-
ta3elien fer Den 81. Qearts. 6Dor-
efter Fi8eifoIen 6e9pn0er til 0tai.
gprncIam6cO. sIa9el.e. 70. Sa.
mar. gn iaaria Cater a arbeios.
mano Sans geterien / Siarebp er
al9reben al 9srnelom5e0. "a ga
milien bar flsre 9ern. or BET ben.
itillet til Observation-Disclosures at inf.
io Stolen j 6inrebo.
On bGOrenoe AnmOOnine. 8ro-
ies or q. y. 8rao1malln BAR III.
a]talf mig mootaget 4nmo0ning
on At o0eriage Jie0attionen al en
iamIet %llo9aoe al De gruife 9eri-
fo9raier, JON nan ign8e bar ar.
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8eroen. % 5DortiI ell 3luTte al 9al.
ti0ens betpoeli8ite flasiiife 5iIolo.
81 Il taDlte5e iom 9ieoar5ejoere.
&urtet, Al boiltet e8onl TIM et9ino
er fremlommet. bar biotii Oaret
re0i8eret Al Broie5ior @ent5sI i
gerllb iom imiotertio al 9el6reos.
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tteite i9 tiIba9e.
granOc. Ere 0}euaeIfer moe
5rpn0te. 9oliebro. Is. 5aalar.
Saoelangen til @aar5ea oarogs.
ca Deo 9olitebro er i Tag NED
5rquot. III 5Uoea % Qla fuerne
6rauote. 6aaroens 9pgain9ar par
foriitreoe i Seiita6et u8ermuao1.
aierteminoe, Is. 5anuar. llo6p8.
nin9erne til Qo0e0gaar0eu 9ege.
berg poa @ilos5olm er i 2lften
%neo6ran0t, me0eus @ooeobpania.
gen r%eo6e0es. Sl0ea opitoo oeo 10
8i0en % m2nes at itanme ira8ni.
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ii5 i Den Ilorfe 8lqiJ me9 tor or
ti85e0. ste oeiio minore l9fte5es
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iene m~os5rouote aartuerea % 10
aarle iaoaes man 0eo ea0aH itgs.
en- e er 6orta ira @aafosH. eaef
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o99Iia9. Set II Ill toallaiefet' al
DC IRE laoileoe. eafilierel % Ell
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