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The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

Goats popular in England says a headline Is that an evidence Of how England loves herself?
 It is the season of peace on earth. good will to men. But this applies to the western hemisphere only.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our thanks through the columns of The Spring dale News. and our gratitude to our friends and neigtbors who so loyally stood by Us during the illness alid death of our beloved Mother Kelley.
 Mir. and Mrs John Bach.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

Every time Texas locks at the bor der there comes over her that sad Y reminiscent feeling of might-haye- beenness.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

The only fault to be found with the Oscar II is that the boat is not run with gasoline.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

If it happened. it's in The News.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
SOME CHRISTMAS MAIL.

AltlgW lnlpS
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-30

this point the doctor lnterfered with orders that she was to be perfectly quiet
 In the other room they held Il con. suItation. The physician listened to their explanation Of what the giri had been through and then said gravely: She must have an absolute change of scene for time Get her away from 1ere instantly"
 But where?" Dort demanded
 Why not take her to the southern part of the state for little whileT' he suggested. But whatever you do. do tt quickly Her nerves won't stand much more"
 "l know just the place." Kane said Fake her to Los Angeles and then ont into the hills to some quiet hotel You can catch the night train"
 "NonsenseF Everett said quickly Ali of you go with her. I'll look aft CT matters here for week. 1T need De I'll go down to the mine myself"
 With the papers safely in her posses sion at last Jean Darnell became once Gore the guiding spirit and told vii kerSon that there was only one thing for them to do-get out ot town imme diately
 Drake is m jail. and we'll have to bail him out through some third party We daren't trust ourselves in the hands of the police. You can trust Dorr to be looking for those papers right this minute"
 Il promised Drake by messenger that We would have him out before night" he responded
 We must save ourselves tirst," she said angriiy. And we must be dis guised"
 After some argument Wilkerson agreed and they decided to go south.
 "lt will give us time to plan things
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-30
"lmpossInIeI" said Dorr They mGss

"imposslnler' said Dorr. They must be somewhere here."
 "No." she mourned. i've looked everywhere"
 Everett was the first to suggest tha, no time should be lost in locating tht missing property. He sent for the evening papers and delved into the Lost and Found" columns. with the result that he very soon handed pa per to Dorr and pointed ont the adver tisement which had attyacted Wilker son s attention.
 Half an hour later John Dorr turner away from the ash mans door an0 said to Everett: "l'll bet that was oIn ut Wilkersou's crowd We must no tify the police before ne can gel away SC
 They had soon told their difficulties to the sympathetic ear at headquar ters and started back for the hotel John was in the dumps. "It seems us If everything goes wrong when l try to do something foi that little woman" he growled
 "I begin to think myself that you gre playing in hard luck" was the re ply But 1 always did like good fight, and this promises to be one. l'l stick. John They shook hands They found Ruth and Tom Kane ruxiously awaiting them. John sim ply stated the case and then turned to comfort Ruth He was startled to see how white she was Ruth. Ruth" be cried in alarm what IS the matterT' There was no answer She had faint ed away
 All else was forgotten for the time | being A maid and Il doctor were l quickly summoned. and presently Ruth revived Old Tom Kane was seated beside her batting her hand. The papersr sine monned Don't you worry about the papers. !" be said promptly "We'h look after them
 But the folks al the mine- who will look after them?' she pleaded. The old cook swore that ne would do so himself with Johns help. At
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-30
Continued next Thursday)
Queer Cases ot JIIt.

well known novelist was once jilt- ed by girl who took exception to the inadequate punishment meted out to one of his fictitious villains She de- clared that as he regarded vice with so lenient an eye he must himself be at heart a reprobate and unworthy Of true love and that she must request that their acquaintance cease.
 An eminent lawyer In his younger days met with a similar mishap The lady to whom he was engaged. chanc ing to hear that he had delivered a most skillfui though futile speech in defense ot an arrant rogue wrote, saying that sbe must decline to know one who could thus strive speciously to excuse crime. Tn return he pleaded the exiCenCies of the profession, but in vain. The lady was obdurate and soon afterward, by the strange irony of fate. married a man who was ulti. matey convicted of gross fraud. main ly through the forensic eIoQuence Of her former lover
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-30
Paper Liteboats.

Rear Admiral Yokoyama of the Japa- nese navy has invented collapsible hfeboat or. rather, raft, made of pa. per Having found very tough paper known as naShikirazu. made from mul. berry tree fiber. he sought for and dis rovered chemical treatment to make it waterproof. After experiment he found that the best device was to take several pipelike bags and place them side ny side as in raft As finally given forth il k q life raft quite i'm mnne from wreck and so coIlapsible that II could he slowed in submn inc and always he ready for use.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-30

out. ana you can worK things out at your leisure" Jean told him.
 But how shall l disguise myselfT he demanded
 Mrs. Darnell's eyes gleamed mali- ciously. You must go as an old man." she told him"my father. you see"
 He rebeled. but finally acquiesced, and within short time Jean and the maid had transformed him into very presentahle old man.
 NOW. 20 and buy our tickets" she ordered "Esfelle and 1 will pack up while you are gone"
 Tickets to wbereT
 Tickets to Los Angeles" she snap ped.
 So he departed. to return in an hour with the tickets and an expressman.
 When the trunks were gone Mrs. Darnel sat down with Wilkerson. and they went over the situation again, with the result that she took his ad vice and disguised herself and made Estelle also do the same
 After a haSry supper they then called a taxr and went 10 the station. Mrs Darneil and her maid immediately en- tered the dra wing room reserved for then. and Wilkerson feed the porter to make up his berth in the body of the cat immediately.
 "Satel" he nIuttered to himself as the wheels began to turn and he saw the faces Of several plain clothes men on the platform.
 Neither he nor Mrs. Darnell was aware that in another car Ruth and her maid and John Dorr and Tom Kane were also beading for the south.
 Continued next Thursday)
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-30
KING BECOMES CORPORAL.
Victor Emmanuel Gets Grandfsther's
 Place In Famous Zouaves.

King Victor Emmanuel of Italy has been appointed third corporal fin the First section, First company. First bat talfon of the Third Zouaves by the regi ment's commander, Lieutenant Den causse
 This place was held by the kings grandfather on the night of the battle of Palesto, June 1, 1859, in which the Austrians were defeated by the French and Italian allies.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-30

BEGINS AUG. 30 and brings five days of high grade entertainment of great educational and inspratona value. I THE CHAUTAUQUAi is no longer looked upon as a luxury. It is now chased necessity. And it is necessity if you desire to keep up with the procession.
 I THE VAWTER SYSTEM management has succeeded in keeping the price down within reach of all. Anybody can afford to buy season ticket STUDY THE PROGRAM BOOKLET You will be amazed at the wonderful list of platform talent. You can see and hear every of the ten double programs for the small price of season ticket
 MONEY NEVER BOUGHT so MUCH AS AT at Vawter System Chautauqua. There are five special musical organizations for each day There clever entertainers who know how to drive away. There able lecturers with messages of real uplft and power.
 I THE CHAUTAUQUA affords to thousands of people their only chance for real vacation. It is the welcome opportunity to get away from the ceaseless grind of every day work and worry. THE CHAUTAUQUA is the promoter of pro- gress. It is filled with enthusiasm and cheers up the human spirit The lecturers mpart informa- tion of value and the musis and entertainments make you glad you alive.
 H THE CHAUTAUQUA comes but year Be certain to arrange your other affairs you cannot be cheated out of Chautauqua.
 GET THE BOYS AND THE GIRLS inter ested. The entertainment is clean and whole some. There are no suggestive utterances no inn moral jests. The influence is all in the right d rectiOn.
 I SECURE SEASON TICKETS and get ready to enjoy to the full the full five days You owe it to yourself. Don't fail
 Season tickets bought from the local commit tee in advance are fifty nts cheaper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
Smfattcnbe 8pgseioretascnbc.

Dmfattcnoe 8pgseforetasenbc. -
ct. Saul far / lnngere Gio us
utarfet Jig pc0 itore 8pggeforeto=
genDcr, bDilfet bioner ON, at ST.
c1s SorretningsliD % pfonomiifc
89refraft goar fren1oD / en- Ii6,
iom a1,ninoelig mao gjeloe for at
bore fritiif. S Sc iib1te Gage far
88cnrp Sabigbprit og CHARLES 8.
bon Orsool erbbcrbct en- ltor 8pg=
gegrl1nO, bcliggcn0e mellem Off %
1Otb ct. og foiter en- 8ris at $3.50
600. H1anel1 er MI at lobe opfgre
flere iterre @pgninger poo @rn11z
ben. 8aa &jprnet at &obert og Off
5treets lfal opfpres ct ltsrre &otel
meb $50 8ereIier. gn Sobrifs:
bpgl1ing bill oerimob blipe opfprl
pan 10tb ct. 110araDl1ingen al
Gn1noe1r til bisie 8pgninger bill
blibc paobegbn0t / 2ebet af ct 8a1
Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

II. PEDERS DANSKE EyANG.
sLUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 8.
st. Gudstjeneste S1ndag Formid-
dag Kl. 1870. Altergang fprste
S9ndag i hver Manned. Anden
S9ndag hver Manned tillige Aften.
gudstjenes.e ri. 8.
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
nan henvende sig til Kirkens
Prast, Pastor A. ]. Tarpgaard,
2S1O E. 22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
S(merifas Melfebanolerc.

Oen1, Scr for betrogtet WGlfcDoll=
0clcn lpn en- meget ringe Saftpr /
Octte 2unDs fpn1lr1crciellc 2ip, lfal
hi bcr fremfpmmc mcO noglc foo
5ol, Der bill pplDle ocn1 pn1 Oercs
ltore 6ejltagellc. Oe bill in0le> at
Observation-Disclosures / bette 2an6 bor
ulltogt ligefrem gigontilfe Spr=
mel. 9cfplfnil1gen / Il. g. br11ger
laale0es life mi11Dre e110 80 0tillio=
ner Quarts MGlf Oaglig bele 90
ret r1not. Setter hi bber Quart
til s Gents o11oroger SEN 0aglige
Mnlferegning $2,400,000 cller oor
Tia ca. $754,344,0 900, bpilfct e@rorn1t
@elpb oarlig %uObetales fpr WtGlf
% Jlpbe olene, fpruoen bpa0 Der
onbenbcs fiji Snofjpb al f%onocnlerct
Melf 5mpr, Ot og anore Meejeri=
pro6nfter. Sber 4 Willioner &per
molfes ooglig for at prooltcere, bboo
mon fun fal6e GeotioncnS folnlncr=
cielle Melfeforipning. Sfplge Se=
regninger fra Il. g.. MgeroDrt=
nings=M inilterium er ser oper 20
Millioner Molfef6er, bba0 Der bebt=
Ter, at ser 'er ct megct ltprre 6nr=
brug al Me1f, ioet hi obenfor iffe
bar tuget meb / 8eregninge1 DC,
Ser p%robucerer Oeres eget Snrbr1tg
Uncle 5om1 b1lrberer II. S.'s Malfc:
fper til sen nette lille Gum: Sis:
4S1,OOO, ioo set bill les, at OtGlfe:
ban6clen ct en- al 9%eationens 1tpr1t'
Torretnings= Soretage11oer, ian1t a
Mplfeba116leren Tan III taffe for, a
SEN rorgeres mellem BET mooerne
fomnrercielle 2ibs befpb11ingsfllo
Sl1oultrigrene.
- Sfrip efter 8rpbennmn1er a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
,cSttncn &ns" Stnic. Sen fp

uSitnep &ns" sinje, Sen fpritc
2inje at Sen 5lags / 5totcn Min=
ncIoto oprctteOes forleoen, og bill
iffcrt bore Mlmenbe0en til ltor
9iDtte poo %loaOaunc GejltrGfninger,
bpor scr life fol1 benpttcs 5por=
bogn. Sen oprettcoc 2injc goor ira
8penS observation-disclosures til Mn=
,fbonD Sill &ciiOensoiltrift. Gog:
men bill gjpre &ol0t poo gipet Sig:
nal De0 bbcr @obc, men scr bill in
gen SrGnglel blipe tillo0t / &oq
men, bDilfet Oerimpo pfte forefom
met I Sporbognene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
st MinSc p,n ipuu6nc Sibcr.

st WttnSc um iDnn0nc StDcr. s
uWtibmoDOiitriftct" mellem Spil=
lingbDernc bopbc man fprlcOcn Sag
Ell lille Gpiicoe, Scr %crir10rcDc ont
1%Dunone SiOers 2ip / Gclten pg iom
fanife iaDnes al en- % ollOclr al sc
nlbre. Mon jagcoc ncnlig efter to
8effeloflcr, Scr par l>nOiluppet Sc
reg Sal1genifob / Snobegninge11 peO
Mibmon Norflpap pg MI lpgte Sri
beocll. Sc inbfongcbes in1i0lcrti0
mart }aa 6%orlipjclien blcp al fort
&origbco for ioopel Opre11e 1on1
.rSSGgerne".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
MtnneapoIts.

8, Scbibsbpe b%c111iggcr en0m1
betGrrfelig ipg paa &oipitalet. Sans
mango Genner baober 0og, at 5pg=
oomrne11 ret mart n1oa De11be fig til
8e0ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
Uhtragn.

Sil bore 2an6smGn0, 6en bonife
8efolfning / Chicago!
Com 'befjenbt bar National=&o=
mitccrl bebtaget> / 2igbe0 meo .ti0z
ligerc Mnr, at babc ct Bgrnel lang
for pe0 sen fon1me11be 9eotionol=J Set
| &iberbietp &orf, Spnbag Sen 6tc
Sunni. Wen iaar p1lfer &omiteen,
at bette &or ifal blibe @lonsp11nf=
tet beo Soften, og 0erfor bar Gang
fomitee11 beitemt, at iaar 1fal Secret
bore set iterite, hi nogeniinbe far
babt, og ifal beltaa at babe 9ren=
&c og Higer. Gre 5o,1gc biz blibc
1nngnc.
Set bill blibe en- m%in0ebpr0ig
8egipenbeb for 8prnene, 0u ser rg=
ioa bill bliDe i11nget en- Sang, tileo=
net Treoen, lon nl1 loa boor6t tiIz
trG11ges at ollie Ser0enS gtationcr.
2ab Sc Donife 8prn %igienncn1
5angens Goner tolfe Sc 6elel1er,
lom beIGlcr bele Sen oonlfc To=
tion.
Songforets 5or1ge bill blipe i!i,,=
ltrere0e me6 1tore lebe1bc Goblcol,cr
og UNDER Sre0siongen bill 8reohncr
meb 6re0sbilien til forlfjellige 6cn-
lfe &olonier blibe lgslo6te for ct
bringe Sc 6onife 8prns 6rebs6ilicn
til 6cres re1peftibc &jemltobne.
9erfor boober hi, at De iao bur
tigt 1on1 m1,ligt bill tilbageic11be
mcOfpl9cn0e 8rebfort nbfDl6t mco
gtabn % M0resie, eller benbcnO
9en1 til ct al &o1nitee11s Me6lcm=
mer.
Sc bcOes o9loo go0beosf1lbt ON
at benle0e 9eres screenings Op=
merflombe6 poo ben11e Sfribellc,
for 0erigjc1lncn1 at foa laa mango
1on1 nu,ligt til at 11ofpl6e 8repfor=
tenc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hj6rnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
SSndag Form. ri. II. S9ndagssko-
lie III. O..
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST KIRKE. Hj9rnet af Broad
way og 10. ST., afholder sine Guds-
tjenester som fSlger: Pr@diken
S9ndag Form. ri. 1890. Aften ri.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sgndag Aften III. 7.45; literart MS-
de de tire f9rste Tirsdage i Name
den. B@nnemGde hver Onsdag At
ten X. 8.
H G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. S., m9der 1. og 3. Fredag i Maa-
! neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
GOLGATHA DANSK : NORSKE
PRESBYTERIANER KIRKE, 1876
Thomas ST., nar Rice st. Dansk
Gudstjeneste hver S@ndag Form.
ri. 1890. S@ndagsskole III $50.
B6nnem@de hver Onsdag Aften III.
8 i Kirkens Underbygning.
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB' ND
der 2. og 4. L@rdag paa Vasa Hall.
FORENINGEN DANMARKS SON
NER" af D. S. D. F. m@der 2. og
4. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS D0TRE m9der 2. og 4.
Tirsdag i hver Manned i Central
Hall, IS w. Z. st.
SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA" mo
der hyer Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE Mr..
so, D. S. S., mSder 1. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
FORENINGEN "HAABET'' m@del
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors,
dag i Maaneden.
DEN DANSKE UNGDOMSFORE
ming m9der paa Central Annex Hal
hver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

moet fra fine Oplepelier pao DC fpr=
lfe @ogbpeoemarfer pasiere &epp
for lit S11orre, bGffeOes BON pluo=
ielig al Wjpgel1 / Ell gan1mcl "8orn=
bolmer", Ser trolig uOen Sptref=
ming fplger fin @ong gjen11em
l1gens 2ph. S nnltc 9jeblif lto0
Set fart for 5imon, at bans Mer=
bercl1e frebebes prrcis &l. Z ON
Mftenen Mpllebpens ~Obin Club,
bpor uOanif=M merifanif 5elifab"
bop0e 5Gllesmp0e meo @anfet.
n&ornbolmcrens" gomle Si1ere
lfrGbeDe imiOlcrtiO ullere0c pper Set
romerifc Sal Tx, pg i cit Start
lpln albrig fpr lao ma11 @cfiubele=
rens 5fje0efroffer ~for1pinoe / en-
uSSnter11rbou" poo Sejen til 6el=
lesmpoet. Gen lDcborppenOc SET
ge1bror TIT Dcr Dc11 b1ertel1g1te
Mo0tagelie, cftcr at osiiitcrenoe
&olthnnftionpr @r. Moc bobbc lagt
Jig / Sorbpn for lit pil0foren0e
@psborr1, % lfoffet tilpcje ct CLIENT
Iprifebopco og libt tilo%persblepe1
5uppe fra &jpgemclteren, lpm al
bormbjertige Sen0er blcp lagt paa
SSSl,belercns Gollerfc11. l1nocr al
n1inbclig SSS11bel 11bbragtes benao Be
1n1oo elmer CT Sfoul for Simpn fra
Suns 2un6, ser / al D%0n1pg6c0 taf=
feDe. / en- imprpbileret Sole ON
~Molbperncs @e6riftcr", Sen @a11g
Sc orufncbc Siifen / 9abet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

S &nincrne al Mitorta 6ptel bar
D6erligere fun0et 3 forfrlleoe
Sig, ser ct i0entificeret iom be11=
bplbsbis Sronf O'8rien, Mrs. Scar
goret @,1rlep og Warb 5mitb.
8a5ar. 5orsoug sen 25. MortS
afbolOes llngoomsfpreringer1 al
1868 oorlige % lGnge beb11oeDe
8a5ar paa 9ania Sail. NOga1gs=
fort, Scr tillige gipcr MOgang til Ell
ltprre 8ortlooning al s @epiniter,
CT allere0e nnlten n0lolgte. Denne
u@ran0 Draining" CT ;Sope0begi=
penbeoen benne Mften. Iillige BIZ
Der Ser Goltbola meb ltore @ebin=
itcr, Bramieppie, Sorfriifninger oa
lat but not lcait" gol. Orfeitret
bill ipillc belle Mftcnen % gipe a1le
ipm fp1i11er en- 2ejligbeb til at fac
len 5bingom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Sri 8clsigrcnbrbsfprening r6or.
~elcmmisei" afboloer tit nalte Mpoe
Dnsoag sen "a. Marts pos Mrs.
8. Semen, 382 Sericbel Mpe., Mer=
riam @arf. Mlle CT biertelig bel
fpmmer.
Mtter i Mrbeibe. ST. George
8ince11t, @reii0ent for Minneiota
llnipcriitet, Ser / ct @or Tiger bar
moottet boloe Jig SO poa @rl1np
af 5pg0om, bar I'LL igjen optoget
lit Mrbejbe.
Gor glrbejbcre. 500 Mrbejocrc,
lon1 bor op1taaet Gibiltjcncl e-Gfso=
men, orn1o0es ont at ropportere til
Oepartementet for at mootoge
Sort, lom 1enere berettigcr bent
til at cr6pIbc Mrbejoe / 8Der.
Gelbmorb. Sen 40=aarige Mrs.
2asien, iom fprleoen ifjpo Jig Ell
&l1gle gienrem 6obeoet paa lit
@erelie / $50 ct. &eter Ct, 1o=
fprte @o1nolinqen / Sortpiplclic ober,
at bum fslte Jig iom en- Slape al
norfotife Mecoiciner, nbtalte Goro=
ner 8. 6. Sones peo l1nocripgelle
al 2iget. Dette iiges at bore Set
fprite Offer for Sc n%arfotilfe Mcoi=
elmer fer / 8Den, ltDen 2oDcn imob
6crcs 5oIg traabte / &raft.
Sitter CIT Trifonccrt. 6rifonecr=
ten, ipm / Srcoogs Mftes lpb at
/ 8pens Mu0itorium, bar
of flere Guit110 Mennelfer.
Sc mcODirfenbe bDl0eoes be0 libligc
Demon ltrotiouer. 2onobr11gsi TO-
lens @lee Glib og Ml1itffapel baD=
Sc pplot &rogrammet og biitooes al
flcre Soliiter, iaa set blcp. en- np=
Oellcsrig Mften for S%ilbprernc.
@lon0t Sc o%ptrG6en0e Mrtiltcr
por Scr. Mrtbur 5foog meo Solo
gel1n1re paa Cello, lom mootoges
mco entbuiioitiif 8ifol0.
Gn, joni iaa 5tribcn mcllcm
uMunitor" og uMerrimac". S Mn-
leoning al 53=Mars6agen for 8otol=
jcn mellem Sobn Gricslons 500
og 5noltaternes 5logifib
Merrimoc", erinores ON, at CIT al
Galls mebpren0e Sn0bDggcrc,
q. 6. Carl Merriom Eorf, 'por
Iilifl1er be0 Bette merfelige 5pjlaq.
Carp par tjencitgjerenoe
Officer paa uMaugatl1cff" tilberen=
Sc gfor0ltaternes Sloabe. 5nmti0ig
n1co bette begpnbtc ~Monitor" at
beifpOe &i0unberet nMerrimac",
men n1oottc trGffe Jig tilbuge puo
@rl111o al cit &unoniprGngl1ing,
mcl1 Gorrp blep bog &iOnc til 9u=
Ellen lmellem SC 5tri0ellDc, Ser po=
rcbe / fl1lbe fire Sinner.
2pjtnont Carry far / Sc iiblte
Tiger ppbol0t Zig bos fin 0utter,
Mfrs. Carlton / &utcbin1on, Wim1.,
for at rcltituerc Jig otter ct 5log=
tilf9loc, Scr nplig romtc bom.
Gn Sppgcljcbijtpric. TprIc0en
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On Spgaclicliitpric

Gn Spp9eliebiituric. 6orle6en
Mftcn bop0e flere &unbreoc &cr1o=
ncr i%nOfl1noet Zig beb 5ba0om
Tolls fer / Spc11 for at ic en- 9(o=
bcn6orcllc al ret 1l1p0bu1lig glrt.
Tprionlingcn lfl1ffcbcs bog, ibct
Sppgellet nGgte0c at nile Jig. -
Siltoricn CT Sen, at c1 al Opens
&orlGggcrc, 2o1tis Spol1lpn, poo
Sore bonoc forlifret c1 @loomonb>
at ban &I. 8 forleben Morgen loo
og cnbog tolte mes 5pegellet lom
optrooOtc / 6orm at en- lortflG0t
&nin0c, Scr. fortolte ON en- Sag,
lpm Fan pou set beltemteltc nGgte=
sc at gjcngine:- &an 9if oog iaa
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Sel9enbDcns 6pfjmpeler Mcllpn,
lpm / Daaben fif Nannet Simon, CT
Del Den enelte / tit Sag Der / 8pe11,
Joni Tan fejre lin Jpoiels0og iam.
men meo Srlpn0ernes @elgen ct
Gatricf. S11tet l1n0er oerfor, a
SimonS iobiale Malpn, naar SCI
Sag inotreffer, legges / oe alDor
'ligite Sober, unbertioen / Sen @roo
at mon upilfaorlig foar Snotrpf
fct al, at CIT in0re &epibltbco 70!
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tllbogeDolocnoe og torment Sptru
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Dpr. Sgaor git set Da beller if
hperfen bGrre cller be6re, ems q
iSimon font ibu i'm fprlpng1t ber
ippebe 5fptsbelge1l % traf SC a
: porliglte Sormltaltninger til at ire
{ beoc fig al %beroslig S1toblar0in
paa 9eitibsoagen; ems life 5
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Gur Mrbejocre. 500 Mrbejoerc,
lom bor op11aoet Gioiltjcnclte-Gfso-
men, o1mooes ol1t at ropportere til
Oepartementet for at mootoge
Sort, lom lenere %berettigcr Dent
til at erDoloe Mrbejoe / 8per1.