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Evening journal., 1913-11-05
BARNES DEATH BEFORE CORONER

An inquest IN the case oil Raymond
Barnes, late OF No 500 Van Buren,
street. who was fatally burned by cleo
tricity at the power plant OF the Will
mingfon, Southern Traction Company
October IL. will be held by Coroner
John =. Spring this evening.
Barnes was badly burned when live
wire touched the frame OF his spectacles,
and he died at the Delaware Hospital
on Tuesday morning.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
) Answered---Sport Odds and Ends
CONNIE MACK'S BOYS
Written for The Evening Journal
By James L. CrOzier.
Fhe basebalI days are over

The baseball days are over
For this nineteen thirteen year
And the boys can live In clover,
Sure, that fact is very clear,
Until next spring approaches
They can have a little rest,
And can ride in auto coaches
While they talk of who did bes
They can lay up while the snow fails
And can smoke some good segars;
They'll be subject to no play calls
And can use their auto cars.
For each man received much money
For the pennant that was %on'
And can live on bread and honey
Till the summer days shall come
'Tis very hard for me to say
Which one ] think is best;
The whole shebang can surely play
That thing has had test.
When Connie winks and mods tne
boys
All know Just what to do.
He does not make bit OF noise.
At any of the crew.
They now have put away the bat
For winter days have come;
1 hope each had enough of that
Which buys a little home;
OF money from the series won,
For they deserve the same;
Please let me say these wishes come
From one who loves the game.
I'd like to take each by the paw
And ask them home to dine.
But when our simple grub they saw
I guess they would decline.
For liver, tripe and sour krout
Is what We mostly eat;
I'll leave the invitation out
And will not give the treat.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
SAruRnAY SnccER

Irish-Ameficans' soccer team viii play
the Bethlehem team, champions Of the
first division, on saturday afternoon at
Wawaset Park
Irish American team will be chosen
from the following players: r. Scaife,
w. Hewitt, r. Wilson. c. Burgers, J.
Crcedon, J. O'Conner, d. Lynch, r. FL
lott J. Baglcy, W. Conroy, NJ. Marley,
A. Parks, R. Morgan, II Scott and u
Black.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
cHARGEp wITH NON SUPPORT.

When the case OF William L. Young,
charged with non support of his minor
child. was called in City Court today,
Judge Churchman referred the case to
Magistrate Lewis, who had ordered
Young to support his child some time
ago. Young was then taken in charge
by Constable icus c. Jones and
taken to Magistrate Lewis Office, where
he viii be given hearing this after
noon.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
THIS Walk MEANS $4,000.

H. c. Walker left here this morning
for Baltimore. He is walking from
California TO New York and return
for wager Of $4,000. Walker left
California March /, 1911. and arrived
in New York October 2S He Is now
on his way back to California, where
he is due June 10, 1915.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
OLYMPIA MEN MUST PRACTICE.

Members of the Olympia football
team are called to practice at Front
and Union streets tomorrow and Fri
day night preliminary to tie game
With Riverton-Palmyra on Saturday.
Only those players who take part in
the Thursday and Friday night prac-
Eice will be taken by the club to
Washington on Sunday week.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
HIGH GETS A
$50 TRIMMING

The National Farm School walloped
Wilmington High School here yesterday
afternoon. p TO 0.
The Farm School backfeld outweighed
High several pounds TO the man and
their big gains were made outside the
tackles.
The Cherry and White eleven must
take brace before Saturday, when
the team meets Collingswood, or the
New Jersey boys will register another
defeat.
Tho srnrn.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
HOLY TRINITY ENTERTAINMENT.

The Petersens. entertainers, viii give
an. entertainment of songs, stories,
music. readings and impersonations in
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Thurs
day evening. A silver offering will be
taken
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
DUNsMORE BUYS FIRE FIGHTER.

The United States Fire Apparatus
Company. of this city. yesterday ship
ped a combination chemical automo-
bile apparatus to Dunsmore, small
town e. near Scranton, Pa. The ma
chine. which IS of ninety horse power,
cost $4,000.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
ELLIOTT.SHIELEs.

Arthur L. Elliott and Miss Helen
NJ. Shieles both of this city, we're mar
ried on. Sunday evening at No. S19
Vandever avenue by the Rev. r. II.
Adams. They will live at No. 1903
Cedar street.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
TEAMS REPORT
S6,549 MORE FOR
The HOSPITAL

At the luncheon OF teams in the
campaign to collect S15O,OOO for the
Homeopathic Hospital this afternoon,
the team captains made reports as
follows of contributions totaling &c.,
549.25 since yesterday at noon:
WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
ThO sC0TCf
Wtlninnion Hio

I0uCHUONHs-NCl ClgIC- hIOOm = FTCeu7
man. Goals from touchdown-U
Referee-Delaplanc, Swarthmore Um-
pire-Miller, Georgetown. Time of per-
iods-l2 minutes. Substitutions-Gib
-ney for Donahue; Bernard for Young;
Moriit for Rettcw; Stone for Durstein.
Final score-National Farm School 25,
Wilmington High O.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05

ACQUITTED OF LARCENY CHARGE,
In County Court today Louis Ashby,
colored, was acquitted of the charge OF
larceny of S7.26 from james H. Dill
Evening journal., 1913-11-05
IndianapOl:l

sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Let me know who made the most
hits in the last world series?
Collins and Baker each drew ten
hits in the series, Collins getting
eight singles and two triples, and
Baker nine singles and one home run.
Barry got six singles and three
doubles.
Evening journal., 1913-11-05

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-19


be before relief
through a
relief will through
ganiZaion Of the empoyes-thoUgh sefhep
opposition organization
although the merchants themselves tightly
zedus think those millionaire merchants organized protect
against fighting
from organizing themselves.
other ohense than
their
living to emancipate the department store slaves
And that's would like committee investigate
would like the Illinois, through that senate committee
these millionaire testify all
Chicago whether
blacklist which
discharged work other the
objection the themselves organizing but
don't how mnded human being deny the right
the employees
boycott wrong infinitely boy
budgeon
strong
with
his
miOnaTes subsection helpless
bodies and starving their souls for less than living
the Field Museum like look
without thinking
the with
everything
them.
lection there for them man-made law
AsI Offices think the
inside the hired editors would dearly
social and industrial justice but who
the department
full and their
Connecticut western news., 1913-11-06
WALSH WINS IN BAY STATE.
Carries State by About 5o,ooo Over
 Three Opponents.

Boston. Nov. 5.-A Democratic gov ernor and lieutenant governor were elected by the voters of Massachusetts because the Republican vote was split into three parts. David I. Walsh of Fitchburg. the present lieutenant gov ernor. was elected governor by about 5000 plurality, the greatest ever given Democratic candidate for that office Edward P. Barry of Boston. Demo cratic nominee for lieutenant governor. was also successful. his plurality being placed at 10000. according to the tig- ures now at hand. As to the fate of the remainder of the Republican ticket nothing definite is yet known. but it seems likely that the Democratic vot CTS went far enough down on their ballots to re-eIect Secretary of State FrankJ. Donahue and to put Frederick w Mansfield of Boston into the state treasuryship.
 It is estimated that the legislature will show large gains In the Demo cratic membership, as the Progressives have more candidates than they did last year, which will tend to weaken the strength of the Republican nomi nees and help the Democrats. Eight members of the executive council were also chosen. and 1t Is, figured that this body will remain as 1t Is. one Demo crat and seven Republicans.
Connecticut western news., 1913-11-06
TIM NNDlCATtD." SAYS SuzEN
Opposed Governor Gratified at His
 Election to Assembly.
E>~>~ =

New York. Nov. 5.-surrounded by scores of his friends. William Sulzer at the Broadway Central hotel glnrified In his election to the assembly from the Sixth assembly district
 The statement of Mir. Sulzer Is in part as follows:
 My success Is gratifying. seme- times the victim becomes the victor. won because the people had faith in William Sulzer.
 friends, my old neighbors and my old constituents how deeply l appreciate their unfiagging confidence in me and their unwavering loyalty to me in the struggle I made at Albany for honest government. I thank them from the bottom of my heart. each and every one, and promise that will represent them in Albany honestly and fearless ". faithfully and independently"
 Mir. Sulzer said little later:
 "My yindlcation for having been true to my oath of office md for refusing to betray the people of the state Is com plete. I am content to let the matter rest on the verdict of the polls and the impartial opinion of the future histo- rians.
 "sometimes they say,' continued Mir. SuIzer, "that misfortunes are blessings in disguise. If my misfortune has been the peoples gain I have no fault to find, because I have always stood hy the people. and my political record of a quarter of century proves that the people have always stood by me-the bosses to the contrary notwithstand' ing"
Connecticut western news., 1913-11-06
I3-YfAR.OlD GIRL KILLS SELF
Was Assaulted and Rebuksd by Par
 ents-Used Hatpin.

Kane. Pa. Nov. .. - After having been criminally assaulted by young man with whom she had spent the aft. ernoon Pearl Harkless, II thirteen-year' old girl, of West Kane staggered Into the home of her parents with her clothing torn to shreds and her body bruised and bleeding. Before the girl could tell her parents. the whole story they rebuked her for going out with her male companion.
 Completely broken, the child erept upstairs to her room and without re. moving her tattered garments prepared to end her life
 Taking n long hatpin. she sat down on the side of a bed and deliberately drove the deadly weapon into her left bosom over d hundred times. She then secured revolver and before dying fired shot. evidently intended for her self. Poor aim, however, sent the 5ul' let wide, and the girl died in n few minutes from the wounds made by tho hatpin.
Connecticut western news., 1913-11-06
MRS. WAEFfiflD TO BE HUNG
Woman Convicted of Murdering Hus-
 band Must Pay Death Penalty.

band Must Pay Death Penalty.
 New Haven. Nov. 5.-Friends of Mrs. Bessie J. Wakefield. twenty-four years old. who was convicted of the murder of her husband. William O. Wakefield, at Cheshire. Conn.,, last June, have launched a determined movement to save her from the gallows. When seen in her cell. the young mother, who is scarcely more than girl, held no hope of other expiation for her crime than death by the hangman's Dease. She 1as sentenced to be hung.
 "I have given up all hope" she said. "I could die happy If were only cer- tain that my TWO little children. Cora Celle. four. and William George. six, will have pro, CT care.
 "I have never knowh a real home." explained Mrs Wakefield. "1 wns one Df sixteen children. I was seventeen when made my first mistake. Per haps my mother could have prevented t If had been under her care"
Connecticut western news., 1913-11-06
Two Hurt In Riot.

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. Ex-Governor Ralston received a telephone request asking that troops he rushed to Gary. Ind, where 1t was said the police were unable to quell election riots. The county coroner and politician are re. ported probably fatally hurt. The gov. ernor has not ordered the troops and Is awaiting further information before taking action.
Connecticut western news., 1913-11-06
Fusion Candidate Car
 ries New York.
PLURALITY IO6.0O0
Election Is a Body Blow
 to Murphy.
DEMOCRATS ARE IN MINORITY

No Serious Disturbances Marked tho Day, Although Several Heated Argu- ments Occurred at the Polls-"Result Speaks For Itself," Says Murphy.
Connecticut western news., 1913-11-06
stuar, viroinia Governor.

Richmond. Va, Nov, 5.-The entire state Democratic ticket, headed by Henry C. Stuart for governor. was elected without Republican opposition
Connecticut western news., 1913-11-06
New Mayor In Elnnira.

Elmira. N. r.. Nov. 5.-Daniel Shee- han. mayor of this city for eight years, was defeated for reelection by Harry N. Hoffman. fusion candidate, by 300.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Eghskahft.
III en- @iclicstalc.

s gaar MI oen @ei, lom @1ln=
6reoer er aooe0e fer Ser, og Suit
0re0er pil goa otter Ser. S tiltrG=
Ser &eien 1neo Sen iifre 6plelle,
at netpp 5 to posse ia1nn1el1, og at
$ peo binonoe1,s Sioe pil fonmc
til at npoe cit 2pfte, ipm life er
bleben ollore til Gel. Saoban lfal
set ogiao pere. Gen lunbe &ier=
ligbeo er m%t0tpn1melig lom le(pe
Mot11ren. 1ltrpttelig fon1n1er Sen
til Slngt efter SlGgt, % bpor Sen
lloor go, giper ben Zig belt .be1l.
ifipnt Set or Ell epig @jentagelle,
nirfer &inrligbeoen life truttenoe.
Gen er nll0tpmmelig. Nlt iunot
bliper friift og lebellbe pe0 Sens
unt0bclbore &raft.
@enmeliobeoen be6 Set ugteifabe=
lige 2ip er, at SEN enc ligeiom lepcr
for sen on6en. Man fan giDe,
hpob mo1r eier, til andre, til ell
&e1 eller til Ell 6remmeb. Mfen
fin eqcn ACKNOWLEDGED, lit eget Soc
ie1L fun man flut gipe UNDER ct 9g=
teifabeligt Sumlip, Ser parer Mar.
s sggtelfabet ltaar Mpnb OF &pin=
Ser oberfor bil1ar6en 11noer hber=
oagslige Torbol6. &rpneitenen poo
SEN fr1(es 2pffes sggtheo er netop,
at SEN fan toale Set bper0agslige
og en66a benores. Mf BET bper<
6agslige bpgger Sc to beres iollpie
&ige. 9ette er SEN nateifabeltge
&inrligbeb.
Sroenfor @jemmets fire GGgge
fer Sc to binnn6en, iom be birfelig
|er. SUN fan life ifi1le Jig for bum,
% ban life for benoes lom Sc mao
f11noe JorlopeIiestiber s0lper==
u nsaIHslahan ;;nppIn fsl w tn;;naa,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
fat,a aHur.

gn iperlf 5pman6spreit Far for.
nplig fortalt fplgeuoe:
8i Inpoc iom altio Ssy,letrnfeit
% parmbierteoe MenneIfer / &jem=
lanoet bapoe ien0t mango gooe 60
Der, iom MI lful6e nooeles.
@lanot Dc Sefolf, font operppre-
Sc Soften, bar Ell poo omfring De
30 Star; ba,t bar nallninoelig raQ
og pilo. S oper is Mor bapoe
ban foret me0 fremnteoe Iartpier
paa Dc lange Meiier, og ban bapoe
altio plejct, 11aar ban Tom / 2an6,
at lpire Io%rtieneite1 op. M1 bar
ban 1letop fommen ira Gingupore
og baDoe, ga ban fom / 9aro, faoet
Ell S%l1obpoelfe til Sulefeiten. ssa,
/ Mangel al beore 6orngjelie fr1l-
De ban 10 go6t gau oerhen.
Saa font ba,1. NrGOifellcn gior-
Be intet Snbtrpf paa bon1, % ban
brpo Jig beller life ON lin Sl1!cgo-
be, Ell flor og l10nlerfet 9rpie.
Smi6lertio bar Ser til 5r1ien
fG1tet ct 8rep, og 0a ban lelte set,
uoltpbte bau pluoielig ct Sfrig.
San lGneoe Jig moo &nggen iom
en- spg og %ltpnneSe ion Ell Maal-
las. ga ban omiiocr magtebe at
tale, raabtc ban / 6ortpiulelic:
uMp'r! Mo'r! Mp'r!!"
Seq fif Dam meO ms i nit Soc
relic. Der leite jeg @reuct. Set
le6 iaalebes:
u&jure 5eman0, / bpis @oan6
min lille @npe fal6cr! @llo bcliig=
tie p9 beuore Big paa oct forlige
SAB, men el10nl, mere / SEN forligc
&apr1, bbpr lao mango Sjule 6rl,f-
ner / Spn6ens opbc &anoe. Seq
taller al imertelig Grfaring. Seq
er I'LL Ell gammel &one, ion, CT BE
ben graz fer 5ioer. Gn elleIte
Spn bar jog laot, men jeg bar Dam
fife mere. Sm ban bob6e tlm0et
fin Graz blo,,bt Gpgrns og Gang,
set piloe bope imertet mig bDbt.
Men Set bar lmertct mig en01m ME-
re, at ban bar pprct lepenbe 500
for mi q Is la1tge Mor. San bar
bejet lin doors Sing, gjprt bel16es
81if trGt % fnlllt benbes &ierte.
Seq hel pGr9er Dig, - bar 0l cit
Mo6er, gipr benoe life laaoan Sorg.
@per Sui ienoer jeg Ell @ilicn og
en- @opc til al1brc SemGnb / trent
me6e 2an0e / set @aab, at Ell eller
an6en Mober fan iblipe iparet for at
tgr1t1e 101llllte bttre Salt, lom Jeg
bor n1aattet tDmrme."
8uo bupbc fsrt sen ltaffels Mors
@ape til ben0es ege11 ta6te 9pn!
Set par nmuligt for os, Scr bar
tilltcoe, at boloe Saarerne ti(bage.
Sennonoen blep poo 9jelnmet
Matten oner. San loa % bl,lfe6e:
vMo'r, Mo'r!!" Gelp Ggpne
raabte 1on set Napll, ser bar 9jen1t
6pbelt paa @iertebunoe'1.
Sill cit @e1t ser biemme lfreD Fan
9agen efter og ba0 bam nnoerrette
Mo6eren ON, at Sen tdbte Sgn bar
fun6en, % 9repet iluttebe mes Or
bene:
Seq fommer ielp m1e6 fdrite
9amper!!"
-- l111ge 2eler, nrr goo
oe fjprlig MOS 6in Mo'r! Oh beo
life, bnor (p11ge bu bar bct1oe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Sc otter fine Zinc. @reltens @oanb bolot bon / lin,

&c otter fine Zinc. Yr9I items 0adl1b bol6t tnn lin,
bans Nnligt blep mere title.
r@jploer oct pirfelia mig? @unifc pilt?"
90 / steoet for Sparet aientog &rplRn otter:
.Sm bar @uo elifet %SSobaln,es Morflc1. ~"
sitter b!cp ser Stilbeo i @nrclIet, 11et1 lnart' fo,n
oe, eou1le Nnglt iaier1, og ben Spge bao mes be-
penoe 2Gber: Sig set e,,onu eli @aa1g!"
SO ,%,trettelig, %enfoloig io1n ct @orn 9ientos
4Sr9lten Sen %frelenoe 5anbbeo.
Motten Tom, % Mprtet ienfeoe fig ue0 oper SOL
ligtcn, fun oppe / &rGitegaaroe,s @iGitefomrner
brenote 9pet. 6reoelie % title loo SEN %iopenoe
S%pgebGreliet ltob Der cit forfnroelig @anrp: 2piets
gngcl fnntpeoe n1co Mferfets 6prite ON Ell Menneifc=
fjul. eltter og otter forn1erfebes oeu Spges 4jne,
og fan, ltp,1,eoe / Gaaroe: Set ginlocr life for
mig! Mne o,1ore, men fife n1ig!"
Meu 8relten beg life fra Sr6et: nSaa bar
@uo eljfet sSsobonucs Morficu!" Sitter og otter to-
moc Set ion birnl11ellf M,iif ino / Den 9eetoes for
pinte @jerte.
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0ip, pofleoe set llenoelige; ban 6apoe life billet
bpie la for @lt0 % life billet fslge Snnobeoens
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pp1ipe &alrpe1 - 1nen ban bolot 6pg 10 % 1treo
r1e0 0e1 iDge Diuno, inotil bars 3ro bopoe beltaaet
lin ferite oa liolte Erpue, in0til ban bop6e potet
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og lin Spnb bclt ino @los Mrnc.
ga por &olnpe,1 til groe, neo operlnturlig
aroft bar Sejre1l p,,noe1,, ,neo life, bellige Goabe1,
fprt al @rroer, lol1 intet Menl1eifepic bar let. Set,
ioa1 lige bop0e fprt eSobalr1e5 @'arfien til Migr111=
oc,,S Mono, Set, ion1 fopoc lentct barS Sjpl og
brogt ba,1s Si1o aSortpiplelien 11rr, oct Dor III bor=
t, belt title LA ban III, io11 bopoe hun totet al ii1
Npb / @opets Gpb.
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Sc fp(ot bans 5i9l nleo &rbiel, 6aug bans 6riitcnbe
Zinc Ill, ion1 iorflareoe, og opcr 6nus Nnligt LA Der
cit Sreo, font bopDe 6erren tilraabt sen %1Sprtobte /
iioite 5t,,no: s Gag ltol 81, bore 1neo mig So
roois!
Suu bIep aft title 9nrellet, bclt ltille.
Ereiten lptteoe til Sen Spges iioite &anoeorag;
oe 0eben ton1 ion en- Seir, og Sjule1 irellt font Ell
@ranb Ms al Ssloe1 %pnbptteoe lin joroiife Spite neo
Ell 8pening al @uo, ct 9us, lonn lffc er giprt neo
Snnber, eoigt i @imlene. ---
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Sfanbimapicn=W mcrifa Qimieu.

Observation-Disclosures Qimien. =
Otter u&olturno"s l1bpggelige 8rano
,paa Ntlonterbabet, li9ger Set nor
at iperge, bborlcocs Dor eyer, Sine
rifa=2inies 9ompcrc er belfptte6e
MOB SIS omborO, benne Sema1r=
6ens %farlialtc 5jenbe> moo bpilfe1
,S9ens pg @eirets Gorfnrocliabcoer
er for intet at regne.
s Examinations merifo 2inie,s
'Sfibe gjuloer fplgenbe 9cltemmelie
for @fiftning al Acknowledgements:
Oct er Ell olmin0elig Megel / olle
Dompifi6e, at 0eres &ul-Meierpebe=
bol6ninger ifal ififtes minolt bper
6te Moane6, for at ser life ifol op=
bobes @asurter, ser Ell Sag fon
foranle6iee gfsploiion oa sclpan<
tenoelie. Tor 5fanoinapie1l=ameri
ia 2inieus Sfibcs @eofon1menoe
1fites &nlbeboloningerne for bper
onoen Mejie, nltIaa hctpoeligt ofte=
re, og bette bor bit Jig at bore CT
iaa Cos 6orbol6Src9el, at Der fun
len @a1g i Sc iiolte If Mor Dor
,bGrct 8rono / &1llblu1ternc.
Men iootrcmt Ser a%lligepel op=
1taor 8ranO, er mon on1bor0 no
merfet rllitet til at nnpDe 0cn.
Sl6en oil / Sc t'cite 9ilfeloe op-
''itaa / artlrun1nlcne. Sfibet er Scr
for foriyuet n1eo cit iurlia Camp
Ieoniug, ser CT i1tan0 til piebliffe=
Zig at bremle Sloen / Set poagiGl=
6er6e M,un ne6 cit fraftig Comp:
itraale. S ollie llnoerrlum, 1on1 fun
%tiljfoobes, - ultiuo &l,l= og 2alt=
rl1m IN. III. = fon Donlp1traole1
nteo &elo anue,0eS; og man Do>
onoet @te6s fra @rfaring for, al
intet lh1ffer iao fortrgffeligt =
men fun / tilifoobe0e Mum - ion1
9omp.
%l1DbrpDer SSlocll poa 9eftet,
21lfafer, aamre, @ange 0 ip., Dol
man ferlt og fremmelt Ell MGngot
lettransportablc og piebliffelig'
pirfenoe Slol(ufuings=Mpparate
nen ON oisie lfal iloa fell, er oc1
operolt 4ao oabne 9rf pg @angt
mes Wellemrum anbragt Slange
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, og 0isie finbes
tilitebc / loa til1trnffeligt M1tal, q:
life ct ene1te 5te0 fan blibe 1tpoa
pirfet al Sem. Gnoelig IT Sfiben|
forIpneoe ,,eb iaa rigeligt Sprpjte
1longemotertel, at ser er t~illtrpffe
ligt til S%Ioiluf11i1g mango Steoe1
iamtioig.
Som mon pil 1c, CT ser fuftill
gjort alt, bba6 ser ltnar / MEME
1felig Magt at forbinore &ataltro:
fer al vgoltl1r11o" =Mrten / bore
Mmerifohoooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

tau ben enc ifine Jig for Den onoen.
San itoar pperfpr benbc og bum
operfor bom meo oct @ooe % Oct
Sroe, mco oct Tulofomne % Set
l1fulofonn1e. 9en pirfeligc @inr-
ligbe0 piier Jig l. at 6e1 enc taQer
Den on6en og bol6er al 6e11 ar1ben>
iom ban eller bum pirfelig er. &eri
bcitoar Sen %pirtelige 2ptfe.
Set or ofte / Smaating, at ocll
0gteifabelige &pffe fuar fine baur-
bette &rpper at bcitoa. Set rueltc
iaf 2ipet CT iammeniat al Snlaa-
ting. ut faa Ell bel Del uorettet
It 0eroen betp0er life iaalncget at
ifaa nogle enfelte ltore Sing pirfe-
liggiort iont at foa oe mango
lSmooting ira &aonoen buer Gag.
Set meite of bba6 Ser ct itort, be-
lltaar al mango Snuating. ut be-
re trofait / set in1oo er @ejen til
at l1brette set 1tore. 9t pogte pao
iSmauti1gerc er ogloa Ell al @ejcne
til p9teifabelig 2ptfe.
Naor Sen ene raaber, lfal Sen
o1loen life la0e, lom ONT 0en intet
berer. Maar SEN enc pil lobe, ifol
Den mloen life blipc itaaenoe title.
Naar oen enc CT g!aO, ifdl Oe11 an=
Den life %inrn1ule. Sffc iaaban at
forltaa, at Sen enc lfol itao poo
Sin6e for 0cn on6e11. Get CT life
Meaingen. SperOripelier gjer mere
onot enc go0t. Sen enc l11ou notur-
iligt tltn11e fgje Jig otter oen alloeu,
og enooa pore Jig ielp. 0ette iioitc
life at foralemne, ellers Glipcr
|Samlipet llnotur. S ct lpfteligt
sggtelfoh llofoloer SC to Jig Gioc
ON Si0c notl1rligt iom cit Cot
belteg.
Gen cite Nort ifo( life ul1gltcliot
o%perpcie, bpao De11 onoen bar, %
nmn ielp n1aa lapne. SIT boloc al
binonocn pil iige gjenlibig at blipe
flor ODER, Dbao n1ol1 or perb, for
fig ielp .og oterfor bi>,on0el1. ajpr=
ligbe6cn er pnrbigipenoc. Gen 11b=
6eler life Stjerner % Sroener.
Men Sen bepirfcr, at oc1, enc life
iDnes at fl1llne burc u0en 0en al,=
oe,l> at alt pil6e mite lin &rroi,
ON life SEN onDen bar. So e1,bnl,
mere: Gen enc fpler gieunem Sen
on6en lit &Grb bobbelt. Den etc
potter pes at oele me6 SEN o1l6cl1.
&ierligbeoel1 CT l1tn6. 0c11 D6mD=
ger fife pao cit fallf Maabe. Meo
egte SsNpnnbeo lo6er Sen alti6
Sppr9s1naalet ltaa aabel1t ONT oel1
enc for SEN ,an0en melt at taffe for.
@m foar onerboneoet life Sib til
at beifjeftioe fig meb 6ettc Speras-
n1aol. 1t0pr at tpnfe oper oette
bofler Sen CHE peo Den a11oc,,s g.
Sc / eplben @le0e % ltille Strait.
Sgioo paa Ser SCR pil Sorgcn og
@leoen, Smerten og 2pitcn bonfe.
W}en life pao o110en Maa6e, cn6 at
set bliper en- f9lles Splepelle, ser
Blot fnpttes 1,ern1cre iommel1.
Soo gao ga Sen 9an1lc &ei, lon1
ioama11ge bor goaet fpr giennen1
Marb1t11oreoer1le og iom 6pg er Ger
egen Sci. ut S 9aar @ejen pao Scr
egen Moa6c, oil life iige, at S ub=
retter 11oget ubert Stort, ll1e11 at S
til enbper Eib feler Ser lom ct.
@1,o peliiane Sert Toroor % Ser
Somn1er, Sert @fteraar og Ser @n:
ter. Solen goar op ODER Sert Cont
tint 0nffc1 cr 1pri