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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19

supper, and enough was left for sew
enty more. The young and old all en-
ioyed themselves. Had fine music. and
games of all kinds Mr.. and Mrs.
Payne know how To make every one
around them see good time. There
was nothing left undone that could
have increased the enjoyment of those
present.
Winfield Hendry and family of
Fordsvlle, visited his brother, Roscoe
Henry, last week
J. B Casham visited his son, A B..
eastman, at Stephensport last week.
BY johnson, of Garfield. visited his
daughter, Mrs. Grayson Payne, last
week.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19

a new and untried man, no matter
what progress he was making This is
exactly what the state is now doing
with its important business, the busi-
ness of manufacturing strong citizens
out of the raw material of child-life.
1t is proposed to amend the Consti-
tuition of the state by striking from
Sections 81, SO and 95 of the Constitu-
ton the words Superintendent of the
Public Instruction"
The objects to be accomplished by
this amendment are to enable the peo
pie of this state to take the Office o.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
out of politics and to continue in office
for longer period than four years any
Superintendent whose conduct of the
office is highly efficient.
Under the operation of the Constitu-
ton, which compels the election of
Superintendent of Public Instruction
for a term of four years, and which
himself, the people are prevented from
eliminating the Office from politics and
prohibited from retaining in Office an
efficient officer
The public, in urging this change,
should bear in mind the fact that even
the law this amendment would not be
effective until the candidate elected
next August will have served his full
term, so that no complications or i'll
feeling need be developed.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
SCHOOLS ARE THE KEYS.

Fine farms. good roads, comfortable
homes, and blooded stock in com
munity are things to have, but they do
not necessarily develop good schools
for the children of all the people. That
this is true can be seen by a days
drive through many OF the richest ana
most prosperous counties in old Ken
lucky. But good schools, sending out
into the community year after year a
steady stream of educated citizens,
means that they will produce good
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
HARMED.

). II. Davis, our produce man, was in
Louisville last week
Rev. Johnson filled his regular APP
pointment here last Sunday.
The meteor was seen by few here
last Wednesday morning.
Mrs Annie Matthews was in Hardins-
burg Wednesday shopping.
Mrs. Lum Askins was the guest of
Mrs. 5. NJ. Crume Wednesday afternoon.
V. G.. Goodman, our tobacco and pro-
duce man, was in Louisville last week.
Mrs. Thera Davis and niece, Miss
Lolita Davis, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Crume Thursday night
James Norman is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. b. Norman.
Miss Frances Goodman is the guest of
her brother, V. G.. Goodman, and family.
Misses Bessie b. Weatherford and
Nora Mccoy and Roy Mccoy spent the
week end with their parents. They are
attending the b. {. II 5.
Miss Nevah Miner. who is teaching
at Norton's Valley, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs p. d
Miner
Miss I.otta Davis was the guest of Miss
Sylvia Holmes last Tuesday.
Floyd Quggins was the guest of Miss
Jacie Alexander Sunday.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Ephesus church met with Mrs. J. NJ.
Crume Thursday afternoon.
Misses May and Anna Pile were in
Hardinsburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] p. Miner are visiting
their son, p. d. Miner, near here
Miss Maud Smith, the principal of our
school, spent the week end at Hardins-
burg, the guest of her mother.
This is leap year and the wedding
bells are beginning TO ring
Floyd Quiggins, who is studying tele-
graphy with J. NJ. Crume, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Mack Ouiggins,
at Madrid last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Royalty passed
through here Friday, en- route to Hud-
son, where they will make their home.
Miss Anna Pile returned to her home
near Custer TO be present at the wedding
OF her brother, Mora Pile, and Miss
Pearl Spradlin Sunday.
Master Raymond Crume, who has been
i'll, is able to be out again
Miss Bessie Miner was the guest of
her sister Mrs. {. NJ. Aldridge Thurs
day night
Only four more weeks of school here
and the pupils will be sorry when it is
gone.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
STEPHENSPORT.

DIR. G. E. Shively was in Owensborc
Tuesday.
L. H. Conner, of Louisville, spen,
Sunday with his parents.
Thos. Smith was in Tell City Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Dowell, Of Union Star, il
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
Dowell.
r. II. Bennett, Frank Blaine and
DR.. Il. l. Stephenson attended the
the funeral of Mrs. Jolly at Sample
Wednesday.
Godfrey Haswell Of Hardlnsburg,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Fox Sunday.
Congratulations are being received
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brumfeld on
the birth of a son January I.
Mrs, Forrest Beavin, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs, Maggie Hall has sold her place
near town to Geo. Haycraft
Mrs. a b. Crowford and grand
daughter, Elizabeth English, left Sun
day for New Orleans to spend the re-
mainder of the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs J b. Crawford.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19

roads, fine farms, blooded stock. real
homes, and every good thing in life.
Farm lands without trained brains.
lose their fertility. Good roads with
out a real citizenship go to pieces.
Fine stock without technical skill
loses its value. Real homes without
the light of education grow dark and
dismal. The school is the only safe
guard in our state or in any neighbor-
hood. Fine, strong rural schools and
the children on Kentucky's many
farms are the keys which alone can
unlock the door to glorious golden
future for the dear old Commonwealth.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Poultry Parasites.

You keep the chicken house clean to
keep the parasites off the chickens.
You spray TO kill germs-but what do
you do to get the germs and parasites
inside the chickensY Hens especially
show it at moulting time and during
the winter. How can you expect them
to lay9 Free them from all internal
parasites by feeding b. A. Thomas
Poultry Powder occasionally, If il
dosen t make your hens happy, we will
return your money. For sale at We'd
dlng's Drug Store, Cloverport, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
LODIBURG.

Jas Warrington spent the weekend
with his brother Nat Warrington, at
Hardjnsburg,
Miss Muir Basham and Edgar Comp.
ton visited friends in lrvington last
week.
The pound party given oy Mrs.
Grayson Payne last Saturday evening
was quite a success. The long table
in the dining room groaned under the
weight of the good things upon It,
There were ten fine cakes and other
good things in proportion. Seventy ate
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Constipation and Indigestion.

81 nave used Chamberlain's Tablets
and must say they are the best | have
ever used for constipation and indi.
gestion. My wife also used them for
indigestion and they did her good, +"
writes Eugene S. Knight, Williming-
ton, N. c. obtainable everywhere.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
The Gist of II.

Last December had a very severe
cold and was nearly down sick in bed.
! bought two bottles of Cbamherlain's>
Cough Remedy and it was only a verv'
few days until ! was completely re-
stored TO health" writes o. ]. Met
calf, Wsatherby. Mo. II you would
know the value Of this remedy, ask
any one who has used 1t. Obtainable
everywhere.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
The Full Formula

of "Penslar White Pine and Spruce
Balsam" is on the label SO you can see
what a good cough medicine it is. 2sc
at Weddings Drug Store.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-02

are making a big mistake. Welsh
has fought only one real fight in the
last Is months. Then he cut loose
with all he had and severely whipped
Benny Leonard, who had looked like
a chompion in a previous battle be-
cause Welsh was under a pull
In the first ten rounds White has
no chance. If he is to win at all it
will be in the last five. Then is when
Charles followers figure the long
route will tell on Welsh. But, while
Welsh has fought no 2O-round go
since winning the title, how long is it
since White went the derby distance.
White is a grand fighter, as good
as any contender in the business, but
it is doubtful if he has enough to take
the championship from Welsh.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-02
TRACER KNOCKS REFoRMERS
IN GAMBLING WAR

Sheriff Traeger took hard knock
at refOrmers in general today in con-
nection with the indictment of Ben
Lyman and others on a charge of
gambling at the Hawthorne race
track.
Traeger accused Shelby Singleton,
head of the assn, of pushing the
Hawthorne cases as a publicity stunt.
eff Singleton was on the square,
said Traeger, che would not devote
his energy to merely rounding up a
few gamblers during the two-weeks'
race meet, but would get busy on the
permanent gambling in the loop dis
trict. Singleton saw chance of
getting a big break in the newspa-
pers that were hOllering about gam
bling at the track, so he got busy. AS
a matter Of fact, he has caused the
indictment of a few men whom he
knows he can never convict, while
my men had a record of 131 arrests
and convictions during the race
meet. Singleton is a real type of
professional reformer."
In addition to Hyman, Alex Miller,
Fred Cook, VIM. Fries, John Sites,
James Conway, Lob Cohen Judy
Williams and John Collins were
named in true bills returned by the
grand jury
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-02
BOYS WHO STOLE ARE PLACED
ON PRoBATION-"$s A WEEK
NOT MUCH MONEY"

NOT MUCH MONEY"
They freed George Stephens in the
boys court Friday. George was con-
victed of stealing things from Car
son, PiTie, Scott & Co. Carson
Prizes paid George Sc a week to start
and then raised his wage to IS after
he worked for the store a year.
When the case of George and his
boy accOmplice, Albrt Clay, came up
Judge Harry DOlan freed them, after
Public Defender A. H. GOldstein
made plea for them.
Judge, let's consider the wage
Carson; Pirie, Scott & Co. paid this
follows a week. I don't think it
leaves him blameless, but l do think
it should be borne in mind in max
ing a decision" said Goldstein.
Eight dollars a week isn't much
money, but don't think it is a good
excuse for stealing" answered Judge
Dolan. These boys have pretty
good records, however. I don't think
we should send them away. I'll place
them both on probation"
A man representing Carson, Pirie
Scott & Co. told the court that
George could have had a raise if he
had asked for it.
"CarsOn's doesn't pay starvation
wages" he declared.
Later this fellow said tO>a report
er for The Day Book:
whoever wrote that story about
this case is feeble-minded. Carson
Prizes doesn't pay starvation wages.
should say not. We pay good
wages"
Did your store pay this boy $6
week to start and wasn't he getting
So a week when arrested, almost two
years after he started to work for
your" he was asked.
Eyes. But he could have got more
money if he had asked for it. He
could have got more money and a
better job, but he refused it. He
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15

Gacit, at set in6tagne Omraaoe bar
fo1tet MIIiancemogterne benbeo
375, 900 M9n6, og naar man pioe=
&C er befjen6t meo BET Softnm, at
set Eerritorium, iom man igger at
frubrilte Epiferne, er $4,000 &na=
6rotfilometer ltort, faar man cit So
lel1e af at 0ffen1tpen iDneS at bpre
mislpffet> / bpert Sal0 1ige mi. -
Maar man en6eltg %erin0rer, at DC
frantic og engelife Scores SLENDER
for Ei6cn er iaole6es %iit11eret, at. bet
er foroelagtigt for 0em at inotage
Toribarsitilling, og at Sc paa ingen
Moo0e er blebet ll9pet al Sen moo
neognm1e Scamp, for ltaar man til
Dels, baa6e at Offen1iben ollereoe
mt er trufffet 11forbol0Sm9sfigt |
2nngorag, og at 6e1 1anoipnligpis
pn fort Sis oil bi1e fig at bore to-
taIt mislpffet.
&rigens ofgigren0e @lag bill
neppe blipe 116fempe6e / 6ranfrig.
men 1narere paa @alfanbalD6en,
font 10 pg1aa mere % mere Iamler
Observation-Disclosures ON fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15
.soerris % Gnglanb.

81 bar ti6ligere bragt ct Nnr IT,
legrafiife Me06elelier ON .6e ipenif=
engelife noperensi temmelier me0
$enipn til Gilbagebol6elie og I'm
0eripgelie at b%enbol0sbis rusiilf' %
ipenif &olt, og al ct Telegram fra
2onoom, 0ateret Sen II. g., trent
gaor set, at nogen Mfgi9relie fife
er / @igte.
Dd be66er 1emlig / 9epelcben:
@n ny og ret iforp r%6befsling al
biplomatiife Moter mellem Sberrig
og england bar f1noet @te0. Sen
Brittle u6enrigsmini1ter, Discount
@0mar6 @reD, beb6er, at fpr banS
&egjering bill gao me6 til at la0e
5tri6sip9rgsmoald ofgjgre be1
8ol6gift> mao Gberrig forpligte fig
til life oftere at tilbagebol6e Ser
e11gellf tie Yaffepoit, Ser paa Sci til
@uslan0 poS1erer lbenif Omroa6e
Set Ter, e ter Sorlp0en6e, u6 til
at Ben ipenife &egiertng life Ell
tilbpielig til at %efterfomn1e 6ett(
Gorlangen6e.
@i6til bar 6orban61ingerne frl
1benif @i6e beret f6rt al Sen ibenif(
@e1an6t / 2on0on, @rep @rongel
men Discount @reps 1enei tie Scott
gj6r %opn1prfiom pao> at @rebenS
Me06elel1 er er unforl tooelige", 0!
at Sen britiife @e1on6t / 6tocf6oln
0erfor ct blebet inltr1eret til at fp
re l1n6crbm6lingerne meo Sci
ibenife &egjering 6irefte. - @re>
@rangel opboloer fig 6esuoen 10:
|Si0en life / england.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15
9pbsfalb.

@oDar6 &nierim er nfgaaet neo
Dpoen | fit Stem / @bite Ylains>
&c. 9. San bar f96t / Danmarf for
Sc Mar ii0en, og TOM lommen me6
tn Vrooer &uoolf 1om meget ltngt
Menneife til Chicago bpor Sc OPP
retteoe en- Notwithstanding
Otter lang og baar6 Scamp lpffffe=
oeS bet bam at erbberpe Zig en- an
ielig Sormue.
Sor nogle Mar 1i6en ne0iotte ban
fig / Seem Dorf.
- 9en fjen6te 6anife @ien6oms=
1onoler> M6olpb 8opien> er 6er 2.
oS. ofgaaet beo Dgoen / 8beatlep,
Mrf.
8opien, Ser bar S6n6erjp3e, tom
IS Mar gnmmel til Mmerifa / 1872
og opbo16t fig 6els / Somo> 6els /
BiSconiin> Sllinois og Minneiota
1aa bel 1om I &anias og o6ifillige
an0re @teoer.
Sen fo%retogiomme 6gn6erjpoe
falte0e fig tioligt ober 6torbonoel
me6 Mgerlono> og ban ifol foale6es
babe peret / ierlig @roo me6bir=
teroe beo Sen 6anif @ebpggel1e al
Stncoln 60, Minn. (Gpler etc.,
Foa on0en Moo6e gjor6e 8opfen
Zig fjenot be6 at inofpre MisabI /
MrfanloS for 1915 Mqr 1i6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15

@eb6elelie fra @piteriamfnnbets
Notwithstanding

SIT Der er flor Snteresie bIQn6t
De forifje1lige 56iteri INT un6sIoqer
og blan6t 2an6Smen6 for Sen 1tore
&onoention ies be6it al Sc mango
6oreip6rgi1er> Ser ooglig er font
men til &omiteen. Mlle pnifer OBJ
lpSrtnger ON 6enne 1tore &eqiben=
beo, iom ifol foreguu / Sen 1i61te
uge at @eptember.
Com Ser otter og otter er blebet
1frebet, bill Sc 9onife / ct. Saul
g16re alt, bba6 Sc formor for Sc
9elegereoe og 8ei9gen0e> Sc bill ar=
rangere Setter og u%6flngter> @on=
letter og Sbeaterforei tilling, alt for
at gl9oe og %forn6ie Sc %forbente6e
mango Silreiien6e. Ser En- ct n6=
merfet @amarbei6e mel1em @g1tre
og 8reore ber / CT: &oul> bbilfet
ieS beoit of at @r96rene bor fipn=
fet % $500 til at boI6e 6e1t for.
S 96bet al faa 9oge bill Sc fgr1te
Dan1fe orribere> og Mntallet bill
cogltg blibe forget me6 npe @fa=
rer> Der oil fulminere @gn6oq Mf=
ten, oo Der fommer @fstrotog me6
D1tenS og Gbicagos 9elegere6e oq
oereS 8enner.
Som alt ti6ligere me66elt orbei-
Der &omiteen me6 2ib og 2plt for
at foo alt / 0r6en> og hi bil ber-
oeo rebe 1iot al Set rigbol6ige
Progrom. Man6og often bill Ser
blibe -afbol6t en- itarre deception %
I 26bet al l1gen bill man fornr1e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15

Ct set ga 1an iert, ONT ma1,
bien1me er Ii6t | 8tl6ereoe meb,
booo @ogen egentlig 6rejer fig ONT?
@r set / @rnn6en nn6erli9t, at 8e=
folf11ingen CT blebet bil6le6et, naor
bets foorne Men6 paa Tinge f6rer
6orbanolinger al EFT 1aa6an Mrt,
at set gonife 16lon6 toger fig ct
billigt Grin?
Men &iltorien CT 1igeiaa gam':
mel iom &igS6agen lelb: 6olfets
Meprn Ientanter bar en- iieloent 10:
piflet @bne til at tale fig bort fra
CIT. 5og> omgaa ielbe oenS &erne
90 forfeiture oct en6elige &elnltot.
9e flare, floge &6iter, iom bn=
per fig / &rote1t, bliDer o%ber0ppet
al set ebin6eltgc @r6ol, og ieloe
acknowledgements %forgrener fig
poo en- FABIAN Moo6e, at ingen moi
1oo begabet Barlomentarifer ct
5tano til at fin6e BEN Mrta6ne:
trao6, ser le6er bort fra @naffe:
1oligbeoens taoge6e @rotte.
s Sen belltge Sl6" frebeo(
9racbmann: uDanif e MGn0!" De1
Ct Mnno / Donmorf - men aItf ion
fao of DEM bar 5e0e / &igs6a:
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15
."
9agens Man6,

DIM Sen 6onife @eion0t / 8olb,
i1gton ifrebes nplig / u%olitifen":
80 @onge CT Set fol6et / &mb.
Con ltantin 8rnns Sos at un6erteq=
nc Eroftater ON Sc be1tin6i1fe Gers
5olg> fprlte Gang / 1902, on6en
Gong / 1916. @bel1e gj9r lom be-
fje110t Weltere11> og 0enne @anq Ipf=
fcs Set nof.
s Wel1emti6en mellem Sc to g.
lolg bar Der nogle Mor = fra. 1903
til 1912 - | bbilfe &mb. 8ru11
boboc forloot @oibington og rggte=
De Sberpet iom 9onmorfS @eianbt
2onoon. San bar 6og iiiffffert fife
11tilfreoS> So EN- 1tprre 8eppgellc
110enf for Oct 6anife 9iplomotis &pf=
Ter tillo0 bam at ben6e tilbage til
De 5orene6e @toter, bbor ban nj,
loocr til at gro fo1t. Set er fun
n1eo longe Mellemrnm, at bun ofe
logger 8elgg bjemme.
Mf O0re CT Dor We1 un6t / @o1b=
1ngton BEN fomplette Mo01ptnino
til 1tn @ro6er; ben tt6ligere M}ini=
tier og n%uberen6e @tiftamtmon0 /
Malborg, Der logger @egt pou ct
f%orlorent, nei ten friiffprogtigt Soc
len. Goni tantin Brnn er en- n6mnr=
fet &eprpi entant for 6en li6t qom=
melongS %bpjti0elige Diplomattppe>
n1eget for1nel og FORFEIT og nogct
Itip I Optra6en, men bag 6enne f6=
lige Maife meget intereSi ferret for fit
9anos Mnliggen6er, poolioelig og
niofpr I fin @ierning. Set bar life
bans @fDl6, at hi life fom al me6
3erne itoit> ban gior6e> bbo6 ban
f1t1toe> og Set bor ban ogioa giort
oenne Gong. Sg: fnn6e set oberbo=
peoet tenfes, at @olget ogioa mi
ltrnnoe6e, bil6e bon = 6erom Ell
ri %ooerbebiIt = me6 uioigelig SSper
og Hligttroifab in61o6e fig poa for
11peoe Observation-Disclosures, lao
mart 2eiligbe6 frembp6 Zig, og I'M
oertegne fin treble @algstroffttat me6
1amme ~nroffeltge $40 og Diplomatic
ffe Mnitono. Men hi tor goa us fra,
at bet lite bill blibe rg0ben6igt, 90
at Dem 6anife &ammerberre / @olb-
1ngton mart bill bragg ct 2ettellens
Snt ober at babe fgrt 6enne @oo
til en lDffelig @n6e og at funne BEL
ltge fig an6re 0pgaper."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15

On Sag fom EN- flor 9amper
/ &abn, ng ga set bab6e beret en-
meget 6r9i Sur, bab6e Sc flelte
Basi agerer li6t al @9ipge. De fleite
Soft bar gaaet op paa Deffet, men
en nng Game Lao en6nn ne6e / ca
lonen og bre6 fig og raabte:
Seq 6er! - Seq 66r! Sec
fommer fife leben6e / 2un6!
S set famine gift en lp1tig S9=
man6 forbi og ban raabte me6 bpj
&6It ne6 til be116e:
- @aa maa 9e fgu fpn6e Sem
li6t; for ON fem Mtnutter logger
Di til be6 8olberfet!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15
s. s. Hanliens 8eerapeli lie.

Som me66elt I ii6lte Nummer
b(eb S. IS. Haullen begrobd / MiI=
lpo11fee SorS6ag ii61te l1ge.
Begropel1en foregifefra 5pnners,
S. IS. &oul1e n> jun.> Stem, bbor
Fo1tor &il0abl / imuffe % for
ltooenoe Orb talte. ON Mf6g6e %
:ocr @1erning> Set giennem Morene
bar blebet bom forunot at u6rette.
Mrs. &il6obl ofiong flere item=
ningsful6e @oloionqe> .og 6erefter
Iforot @egraoellen @teo paa Union
&trfegoor6cn. &ilten bores til .sSSor=
Den of 2ogebr96re al @. g. g.
2oge SO / Milmaufee, Ser tirlioe
porooere6e me6 2ogens Saner.
De mango imuffe @ron1e og
Observation-Disclosures, font ne6log=
oeS poa &iiten> bar ct tpoeligt @io=
neSbpr6 ONT boa6e @legts og mon=
&c Se'rners 5org ODER Mf6e0es att
for ti61ige 8ortgong.
g @
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-15
Kurarnr.

SCll cSu ny
5tatSfalen6er bar facet ct NIT Sil-
lug, i6et Sc nj &errer> iom io0 /
@eitprelien for 9onmarfSbpgnings=
fomiteen / Gan SranciSco> CT Die:
bet l10n9bnt til &t60ere al 9one-
hrog. 0ette er Ben 1t9r1 tie Sr6ens=
bpge> lom en6nu er fol6et ober
Mmerifa %biemmefra.
Hoa en- og an6en &ant bor Mos=
iru0nGbnelien ooft S%ororgelie %
f%relnfol6t gabn16s &roteit, og man
bar fremiat &ommentorer al en- ioo<
oan glrt, at mon egentlig friite&
til at tro> at DonebrogSforlet poo
6onif=an1erifonife @ringer CT enSbe:
tpoe1oe me6 Mn%erfien6elier al en-
eller an6et begaaet 6%orbrp6elie.
geu fan man bore iaa '6emofro:
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at Sr0enSbg1 enet er bau6e forpl6et
og til Si6er ganife molopropos;
MON Tan fin6e> at fongeIige @ober
of 0enne Mrt er lite alene nn96ben=
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bel fommer man n9ppe 116enom Sen
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ligere at bef9it tie Set go6e og 1terfe
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mari bliper ioa bi1t fife beifDl6t for
at oppellere til fine 2on6smpn6s
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5te6 at bile im66efomme &rab ON
at la6e fongelig @oo6es Col be:
ltroale oem,. Ser ltaar &offet fer
nett. Men notur1igbis fan fan fife
lom @11feltman6 brD6e me6 Sc Tra=
%6itioner, ser bor facet &pb6 gjen=
nem mange @1egtle6. Maar mon
bar en monorfiif &egieringsform
er Ser en- big Gillette, iom life ol6e=
leg fan ignoreres, og Set forefom=
mer o. at &ongen / al Mlmin6e=
ligbeo bor ftlgt 6enneS &rab poo
EFT 1aa taftful6 og fintf9len6e Moa=
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fig.
8eb9ggrnn6ene til at n6merfc
6e Mpn6, iom ito6 / @pi6ien for ct
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1te6e CLANS ODER 9anmarfS geabn
Il u0lan6et, b6r 6u life nn6erfjen=
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mo6ig 9all6i me6 Sr6ens1t6nebnel ell
fer 1om tilfol6er @omfun6sme6lem=
met, ser oilers life freezer 19rligt
1fGrft frem / S%orgrnn6en, me11 Ser
1fal bore &e1on / @nrfosmen.
Sor Set gel6er 10 life abiol11t og
alti6, at = = ~0r6ener benger
man paa SSS6ioter ..."