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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
Clean SWEEP IN
WEATHER BUREAU
Official Ak DeCapitateS Ad=
ditiOnal Employees.
MORE CHANGES EXPECTED


as Result of Willis L. Moore's
Alleged Misuse of His Position
During the Early Days of the vii.
son Administration.
Washington, June 10.-The official
ak fell again in the weather bureau
for the third time since Willis l..
Moore himself was deposed as chief
because of his activity in trying to
become secretary of agriculture.
Secretary Houston has suspended,
pending further investigation, j. War
rem Smith, professor of meteorology.
Columbus, o.; Henry B. Hersey,
general inspector, Milwaukee; Ross
witte e. Pollock, section director,
Trenton, N. j., and Norman p. Con.
ger, general inspector Detroit, Mich.
Thtrty-nine heads have now fallen
In the weather bureau, either by depo.
sition, demotion or suspension, as a
result of Moores alleged misuse of
his position. Two days ago thirty
one men were denoted. Two others
were suspended, pending investiga-
ton. Previous to that one of Chief
Moore's lieutenants, Charles T. Burns,
was denoted.
Secretary Houston has decided to
make a clean sweep and further ac-
tion is looked for.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
MIL City Detective Dead.

Minneapolis, June 10.-James How
ard, one of the best known detectives
in the West, fell dead on the street.
Howard was retired from the Min
neapolis detective service on PEN
sion last January, after thirty years,
during which time he was connected
with every big case handled by the
police. He was one of the detectives
who wove the evidence that hanged
Harry Hayward In 1899.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10

Violation of Sherman Law
Is Alleged.
TERMS OF SALE ATTACKED

Government Charges That Eastman
Goods Must Be Handled Exclusive
Iy by Eastman Dealers and That
Competition Is Destroyed.
Buffalo, y. Y, June 10.-Dissolution
of the so called Eastman kodak trust
was asked in a civil antitrust suit filed
here by order of Attorney General Nc.
Reynolds. The federal government
seeks the dissolution by receivership,
II necessary, of the Eastman Kodak
company of New Jersey and the East.
man Kodak company of New York.
charged with monopolizing trade in
Photographic supplies in violation
of the Sherman law.
It is the aim of the government to
obtain divisor of the assets and bust
ness of the two companies controlling
72 per cent of the business in the Unit
ed States into such parts as will eff
fectually destroy the alleged monopoly
and restore full and free competition.
The petition in equity asks for an
injunction forbiddlng the fixing of re.
sale prices of cameras, films and other
patented Photographic supplies. This
marks the first application of the re
cent decision of the United States SUI
preme court denying patentees the
right to fix resale prices of retailers.
Six Defendants Named.
The following are named as defend.
ants: Eastman Kodak company of New
Jersey, Eastman Kodak company OF
New York, George Eastman, Henry A
Strong, Walter S. Hubbell and Frank
S. Noble, all of Rochester, N. Y.
Restraints, the government declares
have been imposed upon the business
OF competing manufacturers and deal
ers by the combinations terms of
sale" under which Eastman made
goods were handled exclusively by sc
called Eastman dealers. The terms
of sale" also fix resale prices. Injunc'
tions are asked against those prac-
tices.
The Eastman Kodak company oi
New Jersey, a holding company, has
an authorized capital of $35,000,00 OF
which $26,000,000 has been issued. The
Eastman Kodak company of New
York, the operating company of the
combination, is a $5,000,000 corpora
ton, manufacturing and marketing
Photographic supplies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
STATEWIDE STRIKE ASKED
Lumber Mill Workers at Duluth Plan
to Extend Walkout,

Duluth, June 10.-Walkouts in every
lumber mill in the state for higher
wages may result from the present
mill workers strike in this city, II
plans made by the strike committee
of the newly organized Duluth mil
workers union do not go amiss.
resolution unanimously was adopted
looking to that end.
A resolution suggesting violence was
turned down.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
Ulcers and skin Troubles

If you are suffering with any old,
running or fever sores. ulcers, boils,
eczema or other skin troubles, get a
box of Buclken's Arnice Salve and
you will get relief promptly. Mrs.
Bruce Jones, Of Birmingham, Ala t,
suffered from an ugly ulcer for nine
months and Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured her in two weeks. Will help
you. Only 25c. Recommended by all
druggists. ADV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
SPECTACULAR TRAIN WRECK
Fast Freight Rolls Down Embank-
ment and DemoIishes House.

Bluefeld, w. Va, June 10.-A wo-
man and her daughter and two train
men were killed in a spectacular
wreck of a fast Norfolk and Western
railroad freight train at Cleveland.
Va. Several trainmen were injured.
The train left the rails and rolled
down an embankment, crushing the
home of Mrs. Sarah Owens. Mrs.
Owens and her seventeen-year-old
daughter, asleep in their beds, were
killed.
Engineer Gillespie and Fireman
Stewart were crushed to death.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
PLEASURE RESoRD BURNED
Fire Causes Panic Among inmates of
Home for Aued.

New York, June 10.-All Upper Man
haitian was Illuminated and its resi-.
dents excited by fire which swept
Paradise park at Fort George. The
blaze started from causes unknown
near the Ferris wheel and before the
apparatus had reached the scene sew.
eral large amusement halls and a
score of small buildings were doomed.
The flames leaped across the street
threatening the Isabella Haimagh
Home for Aged Hebrew Women. This
building was saved, but its infirm in.
mates were panic stricken while the
firemen were playing water upon It.
The loss was estimated at upwards
of 100000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
C0LDEST JUNE ON RECORD
Only Gulf States Escape Unseason.
able Drop.

Washington, June 10.-The coldest
weather ever recorded during June in
the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states. the Ohio valley and the
Great Lakes region was reported to
the weather bureau.
The Gulf states form the only ter
ritory east of the Rockies that es-
capped an unreasonable drop. "A high
barometric pressure of great magni.
tude" is the official reason. Frosts
are reported from Vermont, Central
New York, New England. Pennsylva'
mia, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
SENTENCES ARE SET ASIDE
Supreme Court Takes Action In Case
Of Turpentlne Trust.

Washington, June 10.-The supreme
court set aside jail sentences of three
months each given two officers of the
American Naval Stores company (the
"turpentine trust") of Savannah, Ga.
The court reversed decisions as to all
five officers of the company accused
OF combining to monopolize the tur-
pentine industry.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
Taft c nfers on Memorial.

Washington, June 10.-Former Presi-
dent Taft spent several hours with
other members of the Lincoln memo
rial commission going over plans for
the new $2,O00,000 memorial to be
erected Ia Washington.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
Former Secretary of ireland Dies.

London, June 10.-George Wynd-
ham, who was chief secretary for
Ireland from 1900 to 1905 in Arthur
j. Balfour's conservative cabinet. is
dead in Paris, according to private
dispatches received here. He was in
his fiftieth year
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
Students Missing in Canoe.

Santa Cruz, Cal, June 10.-Three
high school students. who, clad only
In bathing suits, sailed into Monterey
bay Saturday In canvas canoe, have
not returned and 1t IL believed they
were drowned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
OFFERS THIEF REST OF
MACHINE FOR $50.

Chicago, June 10.-A thief
who stripped the automobile
of ]. J. Dewitt, a real estate
dealer, can have the rest of
the machine for $50. The au-
toist's proposition, made at a
police station, includes an Of
fer to buy the stolen tires,
tools and trimmings for the
same amount and no questions
asked.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-10
Youth Admits Double Murder

lronton, o., June 10.-According to
local authorities, Berkeley Flemming,
aged twenty, farmer, confessed to
the murder OF his mother and brother
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

flasien" inoleoet al 9ait. arogb.
San tog iom llo8angspunft Sal.
1877, T.. Seq ifal prsue at eioe
9oocotanfen ai Snoleoningen. Sen-
oagsifoIearbeioets 5ormoaI er at
bpgge noget op, iom ian bore Ser.
rem ueIbebageIigt og tiene til Bar.
nets eoige @el. 5ormaalet er at
pprne ON TaabsIinet / Dc Imoo beo
SUBS Orb. Nen oeriom Serren IL.
Re bpeger Suiet, orbeioer De Jorge.
pes, iom bpe9er oerpaa. Raor en-
gleiter poatooer fig at opfsre en-
gpgning. fluoe oct iones, at bet er
ocn, Tom orbei0er for Weiteren, Der
6paaer Suiet, oa life Rciteren 90
BOG er oct aaigepel Meiteren, Ser
opfsrer 9%paningen, foroi oct er bans
Qlan, Der aaos frem eiter.
Oct er Weiterens BIon, Der ifal
gooes frem eiter, nemlig Oroet og
gsnnen. Otter Standardization
ifoI Barnet ieIn til at bng9e. 8i
funoe goot iioe. at SenoagsifoIeti.
ocn er Spenoetioen, % aoniirma.
tionstioen er | nogen Wnooe Reiter-
tiSpu hnnr Qornef hnnner ban pnet
Inibar.
Pnitor @iGbeIm Beet iieer, at
noar ct Barn fommer til aonfir.
nations. 3orbereoelie, iflloe Barnet
bobe IGit fin 9erneIproom. timber
aonfirmotions 5o~rbereoelien ffuIoe
Der iGrIie tales meo Barnet. ioa
1roen funoe loffes frem, at oct fun.
DC naa irem iii 9rosbepioltheo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
Gn pirtelig Wlslionsoag.

MisiionGr ". u. 8eterien %
Suitru ira Santhaliitan, Der / aar
err poo geisg Der / De foreneoe Sta.
Ter, ailaaoe os ct pelfommenoe ge.
fog Der / aenmnre, q. 3of.. / ga.
gene 10. iii ~. Oft. 5reooa aften
bar Der Wsoe / Ro5oretb airfe
9pen. og 2sroog eftermiooog lam.
Ie6es oi / 3rinitotis airfe Der ne6
9rorion &eiitoIe. Wen Ssn6agen
ben 12. Oft. bIeo Den iiolie og itore
Ssitiosoog babe for os og for
De befssenoe NisiionPrer. Bi bop.
De nemIie leiet Gitp Sail | 9Den
aenmore og inobitot ale omfrine.
Iiggenoe Wenigbe6er til at oeItage.
2igeIeoes bobbe bi Ieiet ben neoerite
Gtage / Gitp Sail foe geipisning
gnbper Somilie meobroete fin Dab.
furb, ~oflebereoe ben til en- oertil
Dolet aomite og bonoe fao life me.
re meo ben Gag at gre. aomiteen
mrettebe ioo Miobngs og aftens'
nab for ollie tiIiteoep9ren6e til fulf
5~iIfre6sbeb. Weoefolen bar gooi
fplot meo Golf belle 9dgen. Nar
nnilos 5%oriamIineen til 800 q 1000
Wenneifer. On gftermiooogen oai
Der mooife Ii6t oper 1000 Der
Toner til Steoe. Ere prpiter, nem'
fig Baitor 6. 81. Anberien peo Na'
Baretb Wenisbeb | Qenmore. Boitoi
6. g. Wielien peo 3ions Wenigbef
og moerteene6e oeltos | Nsoerne
On 5ormiooasen prGbifeoe Wis
fiompr Baitor 81. n. peterien til
oenne fore SoriamIins. Der ipntes
at 9ioen ipanbt oItfor burtig.
Beo acknowledgements Begun
belle ffiI6e Mrs. Beterien, Wis
iionarens Siiitrii. tale til Sbn
boesRolebsrnene, Der nu bar bleper
ompift pIobs poa be f~orrefte Sroer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

8t blen eniee meo benoe ON, at
bun ifuIoe tale / oct engelife Sproe,
oa benoes 8ioleft CT norif. % DC
ileite al 9srnene oanife. og ale
tillteOeoprenoe Born oiloe n9re /
Stnno iii at f%oritaa oct enaelife
Sprog. Seq boboe tpnft mig, at
bun piIoe tale / omfring 800
@inutter; men / Steoet for talte
bun | noget ooer haloan0en Time;
% / oen Sio boIot bun 6oriamlin.
gems uafbruote 0pmprfiombeo; If
fe oIene De nofsne men 9ernene
meo ino og itirreoe paa 1aIeren
for at opfonge bier ct 0ro. Saa
tor bar StiIbeoen % Spnrrfiom.
beoen, at man fIin6e bone bert Ell
anoppenaal fnIoe pno @iiloet. Mrs.
Beterien bar 2prerinoe | a9ommer.
ciaI Scbool" % Ssnoogsifolel9rer
isrenO bun for 8 aor iioen oro9 no
til SantaIiiton iammen meo fin
Nfono % Ell oooptio 8atter, bois
6orpIore bar oanife. 9nn talte iaa
flart. bsit oa %enioIoiat, al ale fun'
oe ioritaa benoes Gale. Ger bar
cen / 8oriamlineen, iom iagoe til
mig: Get er oen eneite %enoeIife
Gale. ieg bar bert, iom lea funoe
ioritaa oltiammen = bber Oro for.
itoo ieq." Gerefter boIot Wisiio.
npr Geterien Ell bierfe9ribenoe Gale
til oen itore 5oriomIin9, bnor ban
Iiaeiom fin Suitru inoiIette0e mango
OpIepeIier ira @erninaen oeruoc
poa 0fisiionsmorfen. DIN afte.
men bapoe oi iqen Meoe for EN- life
lille 6oriomIing; men en- Gel al
6ormerne Dor oa fort hem Tor at
qsre @itensipiel. Wiisiionpr Yait
9eterien or Ell aomneI 9efenot al
mig. San par Stlloent peo Mugs.
burg Seminarium. oa ie9 par 9rGit
beo SmmanueIs airfe / Minnea.
polls. o. bans Suitru or ell Ssiter
til 4 peIbefen0te norife Qrpiter beo
Gaon Tonofien.
Ge fortaIte os, at Dc bob6e BAIT
40 fiaige SnobpoeIfcr ira Meniobe.
ser i ben oanife STRIFE. men fra
Ben forencoe airfe"s Renigbeoer
bauoc SnobooeIierne oGret poerit
foa. Spoo mon @rirnoen fnn
Nleo SiIien og 9of til RisfionG.
rerne.
8. 3 aiIofto.
@rorion S%siifoIe. Is. Oft. 1913.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
Npoitelen YaaIns'
y5orn | aeoet"
(6ra Garrer's n2ife ano 8orfs Of
ct. Saul" beo atIef 5. Sanien.)

gor Goritaaelie Of bbao gauIus
mener meo r~otrpfetf zen 3orn /
asoet" maa bnile paa 2 aor. IL,
Ito og @ol A, Pie, iammen-
lignet NET goI. 6, II; 2 aor. A,
10, og maaife Sol. l., "a.
Woar Oi betrogter bet ferite al
oisie Sfriftiteoer, faa ser Ri, Of Pal'
lis bill langt fra role iig of fine
bsie aabenbaringer, men finn nppnt
Dem, foroi be err forbunone mel
SfrsbeIigbeoer iao fmertefuIoe, ID
bet | bet belle toget piIoe bore lat
terIigt iaa bel iom ipnoigt for bon
at roie fig, uben ban fun6e rofe fig
at, at feIpe bons SfrsbeIigbeoer ban
Inn ct itbrre gepis pna ben ariit
Stprfe, Tom bnpoe eiort bam 6pg'
tig til at gsre os Iioe mere END b.
~iaare bsie apoftIe@.
81 foritaar, at benne grspeIit
bar ubpre f~mertefuTo, eHers pilot
ben life fables .ert 1orn I asbet.
De rioa babe bnret al en- mpiterisa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

SeniDn til al bare ooaBen Tor Dor
egen Si9I5 5relie. nlaa iaa paa
iamme Gio bort Spn mer % mer
flares for oft, JON oinfer os biem
til SerIigbeoen hos @uo. Set Jam.
me gGloer ogioa ooerior arbeioet i
@uos Gige uoaotiI.
@n onoen 3ing g9Ioer oct ON
for os baaoe BrGiter % 29gfolt
at foa fIarere Spn paa, oeriom
SUBS Giaes arbeioe ital IDffes,
ncmlig geunen. Ser itaar Di oiit
ale Iongt tiIba9e. 9rorns 9en er
en- OGloig Moat, Der er i Stano til
at beoGge ielo oct baaroeite 3ierte.
ligeleoes or Den inoerIiae 9roOer.
fprligbe6, iaapeliom aarIigbeoen til
oe uompenotes 5reIie Ell OGloig
D(agt, Der ogioa or meget iloppet
Dor Sio.
On treble 3ing logger apoitelen
os poa Sinoe Der / Iefiten, nemlig
at barre fro 9ushol6ere. Ser mang-
les bit oqioa meaet hos ben enfel.
te al os. @i trpnger til nnoerleoes
al faa bore R%aaoeaoner | grlg, ioa
bber iiRr ioor uonnttet bet Ylrno.
6erren bar betroet BAN. Ger er TO
Ting, oi msoer / 9ioet, bbilfe er en-
bGloig Sinorin9 for Subs Riges
Srenme: 8orioatheo og Sopmoo-
5orinetbeo | oct MAJ mener, man
inaen 9ing fan uorette. og paa Den
anoen Sioe Sonmo6. i0et man ielo
toger gGren Tor, bboo Der fer. 81
ioooont arbeioe fan @uo life bel.
iigne, fiji ban bill inaen onoen aine
FIN g@re. 2o6 os oo paste pan, at
bi life fommer til at itan Serren /
9eien oa binore hans drbeibe.
9men
Otter 4abninqstdlen beo areos.
iormonoen De tilreiienoe et hierteligt
8elfommen og erflpre0e are0smeoet
aabnet | Den treeniae Subs Ram.
San laaoe os olporfigt poa Sierte
Den benige 9eretning / Wattb. o..
aap. ON ben oprfbriione Wfono, Der
bIeo barren ben til Seins al lire
Wpno. Oct, Tom iea innes, ui
mongIer, err life Serrens GoriGtel.
fer ener 8inigbeoen fra 3errens q.
De til at f%relie, men bet itnor for
mig, Tom oct er be fire Rpn6, ri
mongler | bore Weniabeoer. areoie.
ne, Somfunoet og Somfunosifole.
Snr oi MI be fire Mpnb Der | Gag,
Der bill bpre be ipee SiGIe ben til
Sefus2 2ao os MI ie pan ale bore
areosIoger iom 8prfbrnone. Der
fol bpres ben til Seius Won Der
er foa megen araft | oenne Soriom.
ling, at ben fan % bill bore 6isie
mango ling ben til Serren | bisie
Gage og | De fommen6e Gnge2
Observation-Disclosures flutteoe
meo en- Gang Of Mifs 2ebin.
Eorsoag @ftermi6bng beepnote
me6 anoogt Of g. Glnuien. San
opIpite 2. aren. 18, la, CAB
noeIe oInorIige ie~Iuprsoenoe ge.
m9rfninger oe leoeoe | 9en.
ga areoiens SefretPr, 8aitor q,
Sunien, bar reiit fra areoien, bIep
unoertegneoe of 5ormanoen no.
nppnt til mioGertioig Sefretpr.
Gern9it opIrite Gormnnben fin5no.
beretning, Der bIeb mobtaeet meb
Taf og ~opereibet en- aomite pao ire
Weofemmer. aomiteen tom til at
beitaa Of grGfterne 8. 81. OIien,
III, g. Beef oe Del. g. Simonien,
SitHinfon. Derefter bTep emnet
.Gorbol6et meIem ltnberpisningen
L. ere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
artoameoe |
Mnntiota areos.

Wlimeiota arieo5 iamIeoes til
Aorsmeoe / 6uibina, Mis.. (9aTtor
- ". 9onoos aalo) 9orooaen Den
.. Oft. 1913. Get bar Ell 1noig
iolifins 0og / 4aturen, % oct lam.
me Dar GiIipl6ei / Den imilffe Strife.
hDor &erren loo lit ems. Strait o.
9eliigneIie bale neo oner ben itore
Soriamling, Der uar meot rem til
Aabninqsgu0stieneiten. Ynitor 3b.
y. Beef, Sutcbinion, Minn., bolot
aabningstaIen no fra 1. get. A,
III. Stun et lille lloorag al
Brpoifenen. Serrens Apoitle ban
DC int iig bette fore berli9e pioal:
SiGlenes 5relie % Serrens Roons
gere. COB oe Rris. 90 oct bar fl.
ben DC 9nge npret SUBS airfes
@ooI neo gennem 5ioerne liae til
oenne Stuno. Get er oaiaa oct,
iom Dor airfe bar tat iie Tom Mnnl.
Seq ter ogina NOT iige. at oct er bet
iomme NanI, hi iom areos bar fat
os og oerfor mn er ioriamIet pao
bette Steo til areosmeoe.
8or 3efit nniporer os III al bare
oaasne oeb Of itine os lebenoe for
2ie. bpno Gpoitelen Der tiger: pGl.
lie 9inss Gnoe nprmer fla; mart
fommer Rntten, bbor inaen fan ar.
beioe. 9erfor e9Ioer bet ON Of
taee aloorIig fat poa bette itore
DaebGrf, of mango Of ben fore
ulpffeliee Sfare mon bsites mo |
Cubs Rige, meoens BET er lib.
Ranr Wenneifer foor ioa ubpre
tronIt Iige neo aftensittno, er oct
ct genis poa, at man bar oobnet
meget Of fin arbeiostio bort. 9qnf
poo BET fore uoitrofte arbeioe, iom
Serren bar lagt ben til fin Strife
pon Soro bonoe blanot guile, rsoe.
forte og bpioe Renneffer, Der er
febt meo bet famine BLOB, og iom
ifuIoe freIies. Sbor e9lber bet Do
M, Of ben enfeIte nnnener op og
foar Gel / Cubs 5relie. Oct er
life iaa panifeIist at o%perbeoiie en-
9ranfer ON bans uIpffelige 2io, og
at ban nanorer poa 5ortnbeIiens
Bel; men bet er nRiten en- llmuIig.
beo of operbebiie ct 9errigt Wenne-
re ON, at bet er poa gal 8ei. -
Bort 2ip CT Zig en- 9raoo, ioul
man itanr oe braser | Dag efter
Dag, % man peb life, nnor man
noar gn6en poa 9raaoen; oerfor
panen Cpl
Wen Der er en- nnben ling, pi
ogioa tr9nger til at fe Iongt mere
nart, nemIie ebigbeben, bbn6 ben
gemmer I fs babe for benz. Der
fortabes, os for ole benz, Der Iener
og osr I &errens Somfun6.
Manee $inorinser msoer os mel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

II agoet" niloe bare melt pasIenoe
for ct ioooant Onoe. foroi ale, ionl
bar uGret angrebet al oct. oeo, al
oct 8illeoe, oct melt naturligt trent
taloer, er enSorn it1tffen mo / Eiet.
l.. @nOoioere, bette Gnoe uiIoe uG-
re meget tiIbsieIigt I'll Ut foroaria'
&c epiliptiife eler anore Snmpto.
mer, GA Den / inGre NnfaIo ofte
er forenet meo Sierne. 5oritpreIie.
8. Eoulus i~friper til @alaterne
(@aI. 6. ID: Ser M. bpor itore
9ogitaoer ieg itrioer til eoer", oa
boiS oenne S~neriGttelie or rigtig,
ioa posier oen aoot meo antogel-
ZEN, at oct bar imerteflllot % pan.
ifeIigt for BAN at ifriDe / oct belle
toget. ut bette oar 8altIus' nor.
male SiIitono iones at irem9aa al
bans nPiten uioranoerli9e 9rafiis
at onoenoe en- Sfriber. % finn ieie-
De til De iioite fnn 0ros 9iIien ell
Ter geIiigneIie. hniIfet par neonen-
oigt for at ioentiiicere hans 9repe
Ii en- 9io, oo religieie 5alifnericr
ingenIunoe oor iifenote. 6. 90 til
Slut: Ger err ineen anoen rime.
Iie SorfIoring Of Ben Omltpnoig.
beo, hpor ct. Rnnlns bar uotalt
ct oreot Soor til 9pperIteprG item,
% or bIenen irretiot oerior, ban oa
itrats fommer meo en- lln0ifnloning,
ioet ban flyer g9rs0rel ieg bite it.
fe. at ban bar gpperiteprait" (gp.
q. %, 2-5). "a 9pperiteprGiten
bar Sormono / Ss6ernes Raoo
(Sonheoriet), oa haboe ct beitemt
SpOe, or oct npiten u%begribeligt,
at 1oulus life ffuIoe habe o9ret
oenne Mon6s Rona par. beriom
han life hoooe Iiot Of mangelfulo
Snnseone.
@rn hois oisie anioaeIier er
forrefte - og for mia ipnes De at
pare npiten fire - hpiIfen Self
Poulus bIioerl Zen Wano. Tom
nGIten e%qenhpnoia braate ariiti
GponqeIium ira 9nmaifils til Nom,
leo iaa meget Of 2ineipaoom, at
ban ofte bar nnfelia at ie paa, bar
life I Stano til al ifriOe. ieIo life
meo itore 9ogitaoer BAR noiat Tor
auiaIo al uhnre Smerter. forenet
meo 9eiuimeIie. Son bar iaa ioag
% ipgeIig. at / 3iIiploe al 6are
0or perionliq hiulpeles; ban maaiie
leoiaqes fra 4Iaos til 8Iaos; oet
bur npiten umuligt Tor BAN. leg oll
life iiqe nlene at brpoife. men enooa
at fonme iaennem 9inets alminoeli
ae Routine uoen Stalobreore til Al
fsre og beifntte BAN. ia leoe hom
REQ Soan6en. - 0i fan iaa iaritoa
boor ueooenoiat Oct par. at HanIns
ifuIoe hare nogen til al tieae Ia
buor meqet ban maatte iele Geoncn
oiqbeoen al oItio at ngre / Telae
ifa6 meo paaIi6elige 9enner. naar
ban par paa Iisiionsreiier. on hpor
megen Smerte % 9enaiielier Der
fan liaqe / hans 9emgrfnina at
paa @runo al i'm tore aGrIiaheo
iii Observation-Disclosures bar ban END
oa reoe iii at qiue aifaIo paa Il
motbelts oa Iaoes olene tiIbaae /
atbcn GSbesi. 3. y. 9por bitteri
oiIoe ban bare islt oeres Toriem
meIies oq lltafnenmeliaheos @rn
fombeo, nonr inaen beo bans ierite
5oriuor fom BAN til SiGIp. men al.
Ie Iooe BAN / Stiffen. q Tim. 4,
1911