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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16

Juror at Bennington County court
was home over Sunday.
Matthew Mattison OF Seymour.
Conn. was in town last week visiting
his sister, Mrs la J. Warner.
Usual services at the NJ r. church
next Sunday Sermons appropriite
to the season will be delivered.
The Ladies' All society Of he VI.
Z. church viii meet with Mrs. Anna
Walsh on Thursday afternoon
Born Tuesday. Dec. s. o daughter
TO Mr.. and Mrs Lou Montgomery
The child was nomed Wilma NJ.
Henry p. Loziear lett Thursday To-
New Haven. Conn. where he has ace
oopted a position with the Winch -s-
ter Arms Co.
George Mcdonald and family oi
South Salisbury were the SUNDAY
guests of his mother. Mrs. z. A. Nc
Donald.
Christmas will be observed Nith ap
pgonriate exercises q; Uuvei chLrch
next SUNDAY both nIorn.ng and even
iag. The Christmas tree ~i-h CON
cert by the children on Wednes iai
evening. Dec. %
The Barney farm n.use .uoW O@a 4
by n. A. Ward came near being te
sfroged By Gre Moaday morning. d
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Truman Amidon was in the place
recently on business.
Miss Florence Elliot of Bennington
was in the place recently.
Mrs. B. c. Adams visited Ler daush-
ter Mrs. b. Harrington recently.
Mrs. Frank Harris OF bennington
was in the place the past week
Hawkins Pa,ten Is engaged in saw
ing wood with his gasoline engine.
Judson Galusha Of Bennington WAS
in the place on business recently.
Frank El well visited his sister, Mrs
Albert pcake of The Pownal road re
Gently
\ vacation in the schools through
the holidays will commence next
week.
Miss Mary Dean and brothers
Thomas and George attend school at
North Pennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Vaughn OF
Arlington we're in town and motorcd
TO Bennington recently.
Frederick Harrington has returned
from St Paul. Nina. whore he Las
been for a month on business.
Many persons are suffering for
water They have to go a long ways
and carry it IN milk cans OF tarlcls.
Mrs. +. y. Howard and daughter.
Mrs. Duane Gilmore have returned 10
their homes IL New Berlin, y. l.. and
lion. \. Y.
John Taft spent the past week with
his sister Mrs. Emily Buck. Mr.. TAFT
is past so years and enjoys coed
health.
William =. Montgomery anu wife
entertained their cousins. Ars. Z. y.
Howard and Mrs. Duane Gilmore aao
Mrs. Webb harrington the past week.
The beautiful little paper The
Parish Lcsflet is greatly enjoyed in
this community. service at the Red
school house Sunday afternoon. 3 o.
clock. Dec. q.
D.. John Millington of Greenwich
y. Y. was in the place attending the
funeral Of his nephew. Arthur hill
ington. DIT. MilliHgton is prescribing
for his brother Edwards wife. who Is
III.
&. L. and a. r. Moon have lone a
fine job on the covered wagon To-
conveying the pupils ar the MontgC-
merry district They are engaged in
building a covered sleigh like the
one they bull. last season wrich vas
artistic AMI comfortable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


Mr.. and Mrs. William Forgue visit.
cd in Troy Wednesday.
Geo. w. Kidder is taking care OF
Joseph La Point who is i'll.
A business meeting of the Young
Woman's club will be held this even
ms.
Frank Bentley of the Woodford
road, who is seriously i'll, is reported
somewhat improved
Mrs. f. A. Marsden will entertain
the Round table card club at her
home this evening.
Tickets for the Red Ccoss play
THE Coloners Maid" are now on sale
at Gokay's Drug store.
Mrs. O. l.. Hewes of Peru has been
called here by the serious illness OF
her father. w. L. Brownson.
Branch No. of st. Mary's Guild
win meet Thursday afternoon from 3
to . with MS. George F. Graves.
The Friday afternoon card club
will be entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. f. A. Booth at ne. home.
Miss A. Courtmanche of Pratt
street is spending few days with
friends in North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bellmore. WAC
have been visiting relatives in town.
have returned to Pittsfeld.
The condition of Conrad Schwartz
who has been confined to the house
by illness several weeks, is ,mpTov-
ed.
Mrs c. p Salmon and daughter
and Mrs. Hull of South Shaftsbury
spent Tuesday in town visiting
friends
MS. Mary Forgue returned home
Tuesday from the Samaritan hospital
in Troy where she recently under
went an operation.
Rollin J. Taylor OF the Pownal road,
who mas been confined to the house
by illness for several weeks, was sble
to be out Tuesday for the first time.
viii all those who have promised
candy for the sale at The Fortnighuy
play Saturday please leave it at the
home of Mrs. c. W. Thatcher by
Friday night.
The body of Dewey +. Blanchard,
who died Saturday at his home in
Brim1eld. Mass, was brought here
this afternoon for interment in PARK
Lawn cemetery. The funeral vas
held Tuesday evening at Roadstrands
chapel in Brimheld. De Soto lodge
Of odd Fellows conducted the ser
vices. The body was taken to North
Pownal where another service was
held in the afternoon and brought
back from there to Bennington. Mr..
Blanchard was a former resident Of
Pownal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16
First National Bank Starts
a ChriStm2sS Savings Club
Very Popular Form Of Savings
Operated by Newly Patented
System.

BY its adoption Of the Christmas
Savings Club, the First National
Bank Of this city has proven is right
to a place among the progressive
banks OF the country. This club
gives everybody chance to save
reglarly, 70 the bank desires to en-
courage saving and is willing to
accept small amounts, Even boys
and girls are inyited 30 become mem
bers, for it is a well-known fact that
the saving habit needs to be fostered
in this country once the youthful
mind realizes how really easy it is to
save and how pleasant it is to have
money in ,he bank the saving habit
will become life long.
Many mon and women. whether
their incomes a-e large or small, find
it difficult to get ahead financially
They postpone the time when they
viii start saving to provide for the
rainy day because they never seem
TO have enough spare money to start
bank account The Christmas Club
is Il great benefit to the people in this
way. for they don't need any more
capital to get started than the ii 81
small payment. and, after all, tn,
start is the important thing.
The Club opens week of Deem
Der 2Sth and runs for fifty weeks, so
that each member receives check in
time for Christmas shopping. When
payments are made regularly The
bank allows interest on the account,
which is always an encouragement to
saving
by cur plan one may pay 25c., 50c.,
S1.00 or $500 weekly for fifty weeks.
The totals will amount respectively
to $3.50, $500, $4,000 and $4,000
plus interest
This makes it very simple and you
have no more to pay one week than
another. You just select the amount
you win save weekly.
Regula bank books are not needed
in carrying the Christmas Club ac-
counts The First National Bank is
using a patented card system, in
which the record Of payment is made
by punching cards. This not only
gives the deposition a receipt. but also
shows exactly how much has been
paid in TO date, and does away with
any possibility of error.
Registe- your name week of Dec
II. First payment week Of Dec. 2s,
1914.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16
WEST sHAFTseURY

Truman Amidon was in Troy sat
urday
Herbert Patterson OF Miuiamstovn
spent Sunday at IA. y Dyer's.
Mt and Mrs. Ernest Stanley visit
ed relatives in Arlington Sunday
r. T. Tinkham and daughter.
Trace were in Bennington Saturday.
T.. G.. Tinkham spent Wednesday
last week with his nephew Harlow
Tinkham
Gcorgo stratton oi South Mailing
ford visited at George Browson S
last week
Miss BESSIE Miles entertained her
friend. Miss Huntoon Saturday and
sundsy
Messrs Dueli aud Cuihtcu Of
Granville arc in our neighborEood
naC kinE apples
William Bump Of Hoosick Faiil Is
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16

spending several days 40 Charles
Perkins.
Charles Pertains had the mislo.-
tune TO stick q rusty nail ia his
hand last Saturday.
Mr. and Ms Martin Coulter and
children spent Sunday with Merle
Coulter and family in Ccnio, shafts
bury
The func-al OF Ellen. the ialant
daughter OF Mr. aud MFs. Clayton
Reed was held Friday at p. m.
Rev. J. 5. Cia-k o. North Bonning,on
dictated. The sympathy OF the
community is extended 90 The family
In their loss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16

he- home with serious injuries sus-
tanned by a fail Dr. W Z. Clark Of
Hoosick is attending her.
u s. George Harrington and daugh-
te- LEAH spent Saturday and Sunday
in Llskirks as the guest OF her
mo;ner. Mrs. John Mcclure.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16
sHAFTssusy VALLEY

Harrison NlnnEton SIS eetting out
lumber for a Barn
Mr. and Mrs OrsiIe Fillmore vIslt
ca friends Ed North Adams Frilas.
George Bouuion snd son Ralph
we're in Hoos'ck Fails cn business
TUESDAY
Mrs Neecn benacu % shafs fn-y
visited relative iu the Vahol saa-
day
Alfred Ianb. uao visited his sister
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16
EAST ARLINGTON

Miss Gladys Hall OF Sunderland
passed Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Han.
Mrs &. 4. Dustin. who has been
visiting relatives near Boston return
ed home saturday.
+ 5. stone. who is serving IS a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16

caught around the fire place burning
through the floor. II was fortunately
discovered by Mrs. Ward before it
had gained much Roadway and was
soon put out
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-16
WHEN LIVER is TORPID

or sluggish all the other vital organs
= ycrr body are a1ected--yCu have
stomach aud bowel troubles. your head
aclts. gnur skin ioees its Cielrness.
ANA gou have "fhe blues Take Hoods
Pilisr-Gentie end thorough DO not
initiate rcr gripe- Price e5c- Of an drug
sists ~ e. D Hocd Co. Lowell. Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16
st % amoet.

= @otel u&opaI" / Nprreiltnbbt
5er al 1eglpnrfseier s. gfielien }olg1
til @eitebanoler @briite1ien Mal-
borg for $4,000 @roner.
5bp. t5ognepruit for @ielet,
og Drasbp Me1ligbeber i SinllanoS
Stift s. 6. @ertbelien er l1onnpnt
til sogneprglt for 2unoe og Dit
Itrup Meni9be6er Mibe 5tit.
Da 8rpgger, Dr. phil. Garl
sSacobien tit D3eooeleIie ont, at ba,1
enoeltg n1aatte bpgge grue 9pir,
u6betalte ban alle fine Sl1nftionerer
en Maane6s 2en efstra ialt
81, 600 @roner.
Snerretsiagferer 8itb, tioli-
gere Man6ers, 1tu / Nbfpbing, g.,
Ct oe6 af Siernebetanoelie poa 5p-
gebufet i isreberifsn9rf, 38 slar
ga1nmeI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

for at gel1nemreiie % it11oere Slime
rita % fan,tioig Iatte Jig ino De
9unifes Soar sbesopre. @ans &ei
gaar belt ,ln till 9tillebapsfpite1l,
% Dau CT billig It'll, bpor @anite
1oaa bans Sci n1aatte pnlfe at bgre
banl at bolbe lit Boreora9 ont Ito
piflinee1 De iibite 50 Mar". &an
brin9er 2Dsbilleoer n,eb Jig.
ga ban er fenot ion cit ppper-
Zig ioreoragsgolber, Diloe set bere
bniteligt, pn1 oanife Jureuinger u6e
ornfring / 2a11bet piloe be11ptte 2ei-
ligbeoens til at faa bam at b6re paa
@ennelnrei1e1.
Gefarot 3. Gfclen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16
Ba1tn1ark.


MoroenS elOlte &unltn9celL CT ofz
gaaet peb 9poen i Higbel1bapn oen
12te sssanlmr. Sans Sssnteresie for
&l,nit bap0e gjort baln til en- al
Moroe1S nelt befjenote Mhp1lo. @an
bar ieot &jpbeltbap,1 i 1912, er
Ssn al &uptein sssacoblen, 0en be-
rd1tlte 0rltnblggger al gallle
@arlsberg 9rpggeri, Gorlsberg 9a=
borotoriet, Garlsbergfol16et, bpiS
Mabne CT opfal6t otter Sg1r1ren
Carl.
Otter at bope taget iin 5tuoc11-
terefsamen, rei1te Carl ssSacoble,1 no
til fiSranfriae, 1iterrige, aplflano
og England, % opbol6t Jig mere
e1tb ! Nor neb oisle 2onbes n1elt
fremrogclloc Brpgaerier for at ln=
re Ioget qrun6igt.
S 1870 bpggeoe ban 9ep Garl5=
berg. Oct blep 19O0-19O1 no
bihet, laa set hlep set lterlte Brig
.geri i 9tpr0cl1. Dee11 ullereoe 25.
SG,tenrf}er 1901 25=slar5Dogen
for Gorlsbergsfonbcts stiftelie, gau
ban belle @rDggeriet bort til Gnrls=
bergfonoct, loln oerpeo blep Gjer
of begge grpggerier, baabe v@mn=
le" pa u9'De". @amle Garlsberg-
fonoet bar nGrn1elt nifabelig =
Np Gurlsbergfolloets Opgape CT
at pirfc til &1nitens Sre1llr1e i
Dannlarf. Sra 1906 par Garl
SSaco6icn Gncrleoer al hegge Brp9=
gericr omt bar 1tiftet og ifje1l.
fet v9ip Gurls6erg= =@lDptotcfd"
Moroens fi1rclte 0tuigun1 n,eo en-
Salnli1ta af ltOle9te lnoDer,1e Sf1,lp-
tnrpurfer i Marntor pg grouee
la1l,t eli @ealcrilunling, beage De1e
neIficnote al alle aa,n1telIfere, Jon,
beIo9er &jebe'lbaDr.
Sioen Or. ,socobIe 1912 Mep
Oirettpr for Dil,iaet Sen fpl1geli=
&C Afltphnings Sumling", for bon
at li1,e egne Mi0ler fpl0t oe fprbe1l
tor1lne Gale nteb flnslilf Nil1eo=
bngocrfunlt fra Sc tioligite Sioer
l1u ct .stttroftionslteb Tor a1lr
frcmn1ebe.
Carl ssSacobleu bar laoct tolrige
gfl1lpt,lrarbejoer opjntte Earfer
og @a6er @jebe1efmp11. Ari1tiu=
mia mootpg ogloa iin Iio @oper
fra bom = Sc nf Steoban 5i,1oi,M
l1bisrtc Ststter al Sble,t og @igrl,-
1on, 1onu er reilt nbenfor 9totioltnl=
tbeotret.
8lnnot Sc 1tore aun1tuerfer 1o1n
9rpgger ,sSsocobicn for lfje1tfct &ip=
beuhapn, fa11 forlnen gfp Garls=
berg @lpptotbef poa g. Bolleiparb
ogfm nnpnes SsSei11sfirfen / @olbp,
tnlrioe iSaclimiler al Sc 1fjenlleite
5f,tlpt,,ruerfer ira oea tlasHife
Eio og fra 9tenGsianeetiocn og SPIT
ret paa yfifoloi Gaar11. $ lpngc-
re Sis Dar set uspret 0isfltteret, Oh,
aibbe1tbahn ifllloe n1o6toge strpg-
ger Sucohens Silbu6 ON at reiie
ct Spir paa iSrl1e Strife. GilM1bet
enbelig iornpligt til itor
@lGoe for Mf6s6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

sDrfiets 9er. Meeeri,1geu Son.
|ltantinopel forbereoer en- MI Sob ON
Militertielte1te bporpeb ben all1in-
|6elige gernepIigt in6fbres. Site Site
W1nbalnneoanere fritnges mob 8e-
|taling al ct Diit gelsb f,,loftenoig
for MiIitartie1leite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16
9ta, er alt iaa itille,
Duge,.s wfun6 foriturnmet.
Store, tnbie Stierner GLIDE
Ipblelt genne1n M11n1n1et.

@en,,ent bans Digtnina amber
Der en- bornlig fnrtreit,ingsfulb
@ln1e ober 2ipet, ban elifer Iilbp-
relien og 6et Tonne % onlfri1g
os; alt er rent og Fabt I Set tim.
nes 8ille6e. 2ns +. gfs. bet pnbige,
ionnfruelige Digt til Naris, Der
iober pon @ilfeplt6er.
8 g. MieIfen fom,tter berober
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

@gbanblere ,aulfteret s5etu
Dorf. G,1 Mulft al $500 fit egg-
ban0lerne Sun1es 8ot Dpfe Cont
panp, bu De forleoeal erflpreoe fig
ifpl6ige i at bape iolgt rGolb
Storage" sge iont friife. Set er
ben f6rite Dontfrloelie lit 51ags
i Gtaten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16
1;oreninecns i5or,nanb: sci

Soreningens i5or,nanb: uWfine
Conner % Serrer, Jrsfelr y. bill
MI ip,1ge vBare en- Sang til" /"
On al Ehberert,e plliter lettet.
5ornla',oen fomuaer fre,', igie'D:
.Mine Don1er % Serrer, iiteoetfor
Bare en- Gang il" bill syrpfa, N.
iDnee aGpig % nltii1o !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16
8. g. e. 2sgea rNeralo~

.. g. e, 9seea rNeralo~,
Nontreal, ser trlIer he,,uo ct Na1
@lrnoreoe Mebleulner> bolot sen 3
San. sSuleiclt npo Sal. @eo 8or:
| oct bpIot aMelter aligl1er 5seittalen
6ornonben ipr 4oa1eiteeu, Deteftit
gblers, oirigereoess sSeiten par oper.
oroentlig pellpftts
Set ipl,es egfaa 1pn1 Ser '1l
er CIT 3. 8. q. Ro9e i Binr1ipeg
ioet a,,1criifoaaife DugbIdbe 6erfro
,neloer at 2o1r1f Broner1anlfuno be:
graDebe oea1 T0fe a!tge o1ntalte
1nproeoe Danlfer slrel 5ilbo (elle1
6ebp).
D'an nIoe ltlaM at 1perie iefretp=:
rea marbr tilrftIl1tei. Ser oartH-au1ert-
fnn1fe Bres1e Mehbetelie om en- lao
betpoelis 5sreal1eung, iom .. 8
les. sSnntag / CANADA
Gbriitiaa =, &briltenien, CIT fbp.
@npta11tprnity aul1 npgop ltn ErG=
ltegjerniltg 0a bait qpbogeoe, al
fnn 1,ar i Befi1belie al vHiulte
&rnfter" og aalep Hrtrlioent for
archaeological Nc1enrcb Societp"
Mep oc11 s. ,Sstrt. .1tillet amber $500
@outio1l nf >Hecprhcr WtcGoper1t
,s>obn6ett, 81. s. S fur bDenl bu1 1too
al,fln{Wt fpr at ,bape ulntoerpt1t
og lrnapet &etlufl.ulter" 5an
ftaffroe $1,000 Sitferbe6 fro ct
saeaatfnaa asfpntpng11i :pg ileoe ttlbage
til Miutlbuttan. &o Deteftiper bio=
1leoe fr1lgaaellbe Gbriltenlen5 uiorte
;ssssaal1li1" pg ll11breoe api1toer, rna11-
&c ftot flm6te pg tiliDlnelaoenoe
1ansaehez trpglebe .unt GbriltetienS
9gslooelle. Dettp er piitnof Den
'fferie inf1eproccs i Mnerift1 1toe>l
set garrle ISnaenrs Gage 8egpn-
bel1en al bet H7be 9a1rbmn0re0e.
Gbrilteufeu1 blep ;arreIteret 0oo
915ellotps' 6nlI i S'ubpfen, bpor 100
4pinber % 10 !uafrnb 1apoe tno=
faa,,bct fig ifelse .Gbrilteniens Mper=
tis1etne,tt, at bn11 oiloe oprette en-
Mfoeliug nj fit rSelfnb" i 3obofen.
80 al De ii Ma11b 1,ur Deteftiber,
Ser iDutes at er111bre &briitenfe11 fra
en Opbis1liug / 9tpprruber, bpor ba1t
ofilerebe Spiritiltcrl1es &neb. &bir-
0ernc ,.eDlagbe ibgrbige Hrotelter,
90 Geteftiperne arrf1terebe Gbri-
ltnle1t, og 40 al Den1 fulgte n1eb til
Holitiitotio1en. Det bar oern en-
itor ,5fuffelie, at BON l,.eb fine
obernoturliqe arGfter iffe 8trafs
opnaoebe lil1 6ribeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

Streng &inter bjelnisger III
Mellem=guropa. 5or IA Gage lioen
ralebe poloiomn1e 5neitorne, 1ua
fulgte liot rin1eligere SEER, men 11,1
er Oct ptprre el1b lloge11 Sirbe.
S Nt-&uslano n1eloes $50 Deos-
faIO paa @rl1no al aa1lben op til
IL. San. % mange er Beretninger-
tie ON 9pnoer, ebt op of lllpe. ct.
YeterSburg CT bnffet al ct tire fJoos
Snelag, 4onln1unifatipnerte er ng-
item atltaarne og oct er fnopt 111eo
Mooforipni,tg.
Hapeitolen pg oeu franift airfe.
SSor 1ioen er Jranfrig befenbt for
fit utaaln1ooigbe6 oper for Brq1te-
bGloen; men set 1pnes> 1ont ON oe
2eoenoe mere og mere faar 2iet
op for, at lloen Meligton gaar ct
Sono til @rl1nbe.
Siifoppen al Orleans for oper
for @labet n@aulois" erfleret, at
Eapen bab0e meboelt banl at
6ra'1friss religipie sn6ilpoelie, Ser
bopoe Dgret leolaget al iaa Deroi,
fuloe Strf11iltger, pil6e 9aa til
@rrnbe, oerlom set preItefie110tligc
Sp1ten pebbleD at be1too.
9torees loriuar. Gn 9eputotiorL
beltaaerbe bao6e uf 1rorife genitre
menb og @6iremnn0, bap6e fornp-
Zig 6oretreoe bo5 Jerlteminiiter
@m11ar &r1lt6ien, bpen1 be oberraf-
te cit sloresle til Sen 11orife Siege
riltg. s s(6reslen ser oplntes,
bebber set:
Set er ulle pitterli9t, at itore
Dsfe bort Jolf er grebne af
llroa for aanoets 6oripar. Sc iiolte
Mars Begipenbeoer og inrItg 1eben=
Sc. engelife 5tatSrnnnos 11btateliers
bar operbepijt Sen melt oplplte 9el
al 8efolfl1inge11 ON, at EN- europGif
Storfrig bar orret os 1neget nnr,
% alle 5agfDn6ige for gentagenoe
paapeget, at bore Toriparsmioler
tffe &1aa noget Gunft bolber Neaal
11te6 6e &rap, lon1 Sc / Sc jenere
Mar belt foran6reoe politiIfe 6or=
bol6 freezer.
81 ifal berDeo 4>ege paa cit Ont
ltGnoigbe6, 1pnt Sen fib1te Eib ia.
giort Dor fri9spolitiife 5tilIing
poerligere l1oiat. De megtigite
@rigsfloo6ers 8cpneeligbeb er pof-
let til Ell fdr 1,fenot @ra6, 6eres
@ope6n1asier er Denla9te til gforo-
igen, % Sanolp1ligDeoen for, at ct
Stornagtsian1menltp6 bill blibe uo<
fRnnpet ner bore @plter, er pofiet
til @isbe6.
Sort 2a,16 i1otager fife lenger,
Sen sSyjerl1be6 fra oe11 por6enoe
arigsifueplabs, iom pi fpr funoe
gl96c os beo; tberti,no6 pil 6or-
boloe,te paa og peo oets @plt f.,a
nfagren6e 8etpo11ing for lelpe Stor-
Sang og nofaIo.
Meb Sc nbpre ssslrteresler, Ion1
Itaar paa Sptl for Sc ltore Deagter
l111oer laaoonne Sn1ltenbigbeoer,
oil Scr blibe taget n1eD baarbe @9l1-
Der paa sen nelttrale Ma9t, fom
fife belt u6 Tan opfploe fine 9fel,-
ralitetsfonpligtelier.
Set fu,t hi n1e0 bort syorfnnrs
1up9re11oe Gillta1l0 fife gore bber<
'e,1 til 2anos eIIer til @an6s. Oct
Il fer iffe Stebet at opregne ollie
Nn1glerne;; fun to Sing bill pi pc
Je poo: Dor al6efes 1ttilitrnffelige
gaabeneDelle, lom n1on forlRnges
'etDbelig, og bort 4b}tbGrns for
G1nte Gillta1b.
81 bettbenber os oerfor til 2ar.
'ets Megering mes Sen ne1t ms
renge1toe 8egeri,tg ON, at Ser for.
ct f6rite Storttng fre,n}pttes
5orilog ON oe ngoDe1toige 8epilIin
Ier ! openombanolebe Serieenoe.
G6ritemi,1iitere,, ipare6e, at ban &
t1lbe forelpgoe 5oeen for fine aoI-
eyer.
sfrib efter Yr,peunmmer Il Il
hsk&a Wfnh
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Antahelt Rrauu.
E, s. Mielien % bans 9istnina.
(Giter rHorolpiet" }

SStfe liOen oea, Itore Nprifer Sol
ger 0racb1uann 1898 lounebe
SEEM Dorf, hur vi baft 8elpg oer-
bienn1efra al Ell lprilf 0igter al
&ang. slolfillige al oe oanlfe Sor=
fattere bor beipgt oS, !. Cts. Ser
man @aus, cit af 3ioens itprlte, S.
g. SSenlen Sfiolobora aurin Mi-
cbaelis, Sfnrl 2arleat % ilere.
&u faar ri attlaa igen 8el9g al
eat oaaf 3igter, og enooa cit al
uort 9au0s betpoeliglte, ibet 8. =.
9ielicu fou,ll1er Mroper Dd6ten
af ssanllar. &r. 9iiellen for ubgi=
bet Here Salla1i1ger Digte, bar fire
pet &ao1fillige &antatcr, 81. a. oen
ftorc Auntnte, lo,1 blep afiunget
Deo llninerlitctets Ofin6efe1t~ for
G91i]tion hcn 9fienoe. Desrben bar
ban nogtpet en- lfattet @og n1eo
8prnencrs: r9feiien til 9ionl". Sg=
}au i Eroia bar ban ltonrerfrt Jig
Log bar frepet flere Sn1aafortellin-
ger, ct @fltelpil uMillen1oe5" ia11t
aDlfilligc 9lrtifler / 3uoMa6c %
Gi6sifriiter.
8. s. 9fielien er inpu og beife=
|6en al jim Optrtroen, Ell ltille Mr=
.heiber, Ser leper for pg el|fer lin
&1ullt. @on baoer gffeft % bar al=
6rig ooerteret Jig. ielp. 9erfor er
|'bml hcller life blenen rpopulter".
s5nr bam er aul1lten bellte, og
ball oDrfer SEN n1eo eli Eietet, 1oau
er iirlben NIL til Days. ssSDr ban1
|er Sen e11 :Osisiin,l, ct. Ralo, ct ,nsb==
|pen0iat @eoifab til slnateas agft
ming oa ltbpiflil,g.
8. s. 9fielien er itfc 11oeen pro-
5uftip tSorfatter, men oft bbno ban
lfriper, bar leoig &aroi;; tsrlt naar
set ct iteroigt og {orrnflnbenbt, gaar
Set Irpffel1. @pert Srb ng bper
2tnie er genne1ntnllft, in1a1lne11=
tr9nut og ltaar Der, buor SEN fal
itao, % itttet laoer Jig a,rtte eller
forbeore. $5per en- Mislpb er 9lottct
no, % Strtning ielaer efter '5Gt=
ming / fulbel1ot Sroeu al @n1anpni
% 9fDtlne. 0et er Gil ag0elle at lG=
c bisIe lntaa eoncije, intes1ftbe
@ers. sag Ell @ang i l1slaaae ser
er 0igtet til @enrif ,,Sthiean--
9ans sfplt forlplte
Gil Gerbens 5anfer.
tyra 9fnrgcs iSinlbe
al Tioroe flG'1gct
lNuts Dfogt er Dofset
til 1fenot Y;nl0e.
Scr CT Sort og iSuninre uber
0e1nne forte 5et,1il1g, og Ielnnnq
i be1s &iln og NsIouantler. S f1a
SrD er iagt mere en0 be1e #gger.
Dat l9ier set og Set bioer Jig fa]t
/ 6ilt @l1folnn1elle % pil iftc no
:ige11. 8eore 9igte |fribes life /
Dunlnarf.
eSs,,tenlib er Sr6et for 9. s. 9eiel=
lens Gigtning; alt, bpab bon gipcr
.ps, er abiol11t bans eget, ban giper
ps al iin Siels eest,berlte / bber
&&inie og bliper life trRt al at gie
alb;; tbi iom ban tiger:
lftn 5ipl er 1onl cit &l,nttne,
Der epigt 1tr6ntnuer oper
g. IS. 9etelien er life rnooer,1e,
fan ieger life efter @ffeft, nei
ban ct 1a1arere gn.n1nel6ags fit
og bans &ers er iaDne
% iintple, let forltaaelige fnr e1t-|
bber.
9slt er alt ioa title,
Dugens w1un6 foritum1net.
5tore, tobie ;Stier11er GLIDE
lpbI9lt genne1n @,n1met.
@e11nent ba,1s Digtning am,6er
ber en- bornlig fortrgit,,ingsfnlb |
Blnoe ober 2ibet, ban elfer 1ilpp-|
relien og 6et Tonne / % on1fring |
oS;; alt er rent og Fnbt I Set ifgn.l
neg 8ille6e. 9ps +. gfs. set Dnbige, |
Digt til @nris, ,oerI
|ober poa 5ilfepu6er. "
O. n no:are1.. I........,.tssz 4 =
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sfrib efter gr,e.nnmn,er.
II bette 8lab.
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gfir 5ipl er 1on1 cit &a,ntn1e,
Der epigt ltr6ntner oper
g. IS. Miel1en er life 1noDer,1e,
Fan 1eger life efter @ffeft, nei
ban CT 1narere gnrn1nel6ags i iir1
og bans &ers er iaDne
og ifntplr, let fnrltaaelige fnr e,t-
bber.
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Turhltu1sHtatP.>

NIiIs NtcGonaell bupoe i IA Mar
foripr9et lin Mo0er, Der er gnte.
Spooncr pg Mils Mtc@onnell
bupoe ptpret 9uruoonlspenner, og
for 15 Aar liben, fer Sponner blep
gift, bar Sc lneget gobe &enner.