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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

Jetn cleared his throat preparatory
to speech, and Margaret changed her
position little, by way OF showing
herself ready to listen. She was ever
ready to listen to him-ever expect
Ing. perhaps through hungering de-
sire, some intimate words of his love
for her A sensitive pride had re-
strained her from reminding him that
he had scarcely given any expression
to his love since their wedding.
For nearly five years all the pas
sionate youth within her had longed
for the tender nothngs of lovers
vocabulary, for the gentle caresses OF
n husband and the subtle sympathy
OF twin soul. There was some
strength of personal magnetism about
him to which she always yielded, but
which failed to satisfy her.
Jeth again cleared his throat, and
extended one hand in short, sweep
ing gesture toward the hills.
Turning fast" he remarked, la
conically
YES" Margaret agreed; then add
ed; "The fall, Jeth-don't 1t never
make yo' feel kind o sorrerful llke?"
Her husband leaned forward and
looked at her searchingly. His bushy
eyebrows met with scowling concern.
"Yo're not unhappy over anthlng.
Margaret, be yo'?"
She evadei his question.
What do yo' reckon happiness Is.
Jeth?"
"Happiness-happlness." he repeat
ed; why. 1 calculate It's just llYin'
easy-like."
"And it's satisfyin' feelln' here"
The woman pressed both hands to
her breast. She spoke in low. quav-
eriug voice, and looked down at her
lap for fear of encounterlng the in
tent gaze Of her husband.
He cluckedtto the horse nervously
and fldgeted with the reins.
"Yo' never talked like this afore,"
he said. "An'thing gone wrong"
Suddenly fearful possibility occur
red to him. "Yore not repentln yo'
married me. be yo'?' he asked.
eagerly.
"Oh. no! Not that, Jeth; MOI" she
assured him with jerky conviction.
Silence fell between them once more
"A big, ugly silence, in which each
felt like an intimate stranger to the
other. Once Jeth asked her II she
felt cold, and she told him no, al
though he had seen her sh,yer several
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

times. Neither spoke again until
after they had reached home and had
finished supper.
Grange meetin' t'night." Jeth ven
tured as he carried some OF the sup
pcr dishes from the kitchen table to
the sink. 'If yo'll be lonesome while
I'm gone yo'd better walk over TO
Mandy's with me. I'm goin to ride
down with Sam"
No; l don't mind. I've got the
dishes to do. and some reddin' up"
Margaret's voice sounded Shin and as
II 1t came from distance.
Jeth took down his coat from the
hook by the door and swung it over
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
By Lillian DAVENPORT

"so!" she murmured. "An san
again how yo' envy the little curis
that kiss the soft white flesh o mn
neck. All" She raised her head tai
look into an imaginary face vsrEI
close above her. Its sweet t llsten."l
At this point she was conscious Of
a real noise-a noise outside. Surely
it could not be Jeth. It was barely
$50. Some one raped on the 'front.'
door. In panic she rushed into the
hall toward the stairs
Margaret" she heard her hus-
bands voice call, "be yo' lone?
r.ade mistake bout the meetin'."
There was no escape. She pushed
back the bolt from the door and
iartcd into the darkest corner Of the
hf.l.
The door creaked on its rusty
hinges and Jeth came In. He glaneed
at the unfamiliar light In the parlor
and looked blindly around him. After
a secord or two he caught sight OF
the white dress and went over to her.
whats 1t mean-the front room
lit?" he questioned in voice Of stern
surprise.
Margaret made no answer, but hung
her head like q transgressing child
caught in an act of guilt. Gently hs
drew her into the parlor. When sho
or In frIa re- ID hn 10 obi h..
saw the white dress, the warm, whits
flesh, the beauty of the troubled face,
and his wonderment was lost in ad-
miration.
"Gerushy!" he brcathed, but amt
yo' pretty. Margaret" The prose OF
his love translated itself into a poem:,
and the. hour was hers.
She put her arms about his neclc
in a way that was at once humbls
and triumphant.
ut amt no matter, Jeth, whether
am or amt, yo' must say 30. Ans
Jeth, Jeth!" She spoke with fever
ish eagerness. "Yo' must tell me yo'
love me-now, an every day of our
lives"
great light broke In upon Jc.hs
mind. He understood, and put his
arms about her.
why, Margaret, course I will. But
never thought yo' cared bout WORDS
an fondlln'. 1 thought yo' knowed
without that loved yo' better'n my
life"
Her clasp tightened on his neck.
"a woman don't never know VITA
out it," she murmured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
\ ETH WHITMAN and his wife had
j slowly driven more than three
miles from the village toward

TETH WHITMAN and his wife had
u slowly driven more than three
miles from the village toward
home without speaking.
Such prolonged silence between
them was not unusual, and they felt
no awkwardness in 1t.
Jeth was a man who spent his con-
yersation with observation-disclosures IL
he wanted to save all speech until
some eloquent future and retain his
words Ia a, bank OF mentality that
should yield a compound interest.
In all his forty years he had never
desired to see beyond the horizon OF
a material world. He feared to read
the poetry OF life lest the veil or
idealism should dim his vision of the
real.
He was temperate In all things to
the degree of appearing negative.
Even when love for the woman at
his side game to him, he made It
subject to his reason, which he
thought most sane In denying all
demonstratlveness 1t was ive years
since he had married her, and all
the county mad wondered why he
chose Margaret Fielding for his wife.
"she aln't no lt wife for Jeth Whit
man." Mrs. Grundy rasped upon the
village cars. "She be too young and
frail-likc, an reads an mopes without
sayln notnin' when she ought to be
enurntn butter"
But Jeth considered her the more
Nomanly for her youth and fragility,
and deemed her addiction to sllencs
mere frugality of words like his
own. Not once in their married life
had he been conscious Of any psyche
logical difference existing between
them.
As the sun dropped behind the dis
tsnt hills Jeth thought of the chores
at the farm to be done before supper
time and bade the horse Git up"
His eyes wandered from q con-
temptation OF the brilliant foliage of
middle October to his wife. She was
booking out over the expanse of deep
country. whose vegetation was seem-
ingly consuming itself In fire OF
color. Her eyes rested on the glow
ing landscape. yet seemed to look be-
Yond natures miracle Of autumn. All
her senseS had become as one sense
a strange new sensc that thrilled
~, VITA q greatness of soul that WAS
sadness OF soul.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

There is more Catarrh in this section ~
the country IMAM all other diseases pu,
together. and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. oFor q
local disease and pyescribed local rene
dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced 1t incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh to be q
constitutional disease. and therefore re-
CaiaEth Cure. manufactured by +. J.
CltsQey & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only
CONSTITUTIONAL cure on the market. 1t Il
taken internally. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case 1t fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. o
Address: OF. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constlpatio
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
THE HEART OF A WOMAN
Copyright, The Frank A. M,lnsey Company

his broad shoulders. He glanced at
his wife, who was mechanically put
ting dishes into the dishpan. Her
cheeks were unnaturally flushed.
"Yo're feelin' all right?" he ques-
toned as he thrust his arms into his
coat and pulled on his hat.
Yes; I'm all right"
Jeth unclasped the door. well,
I'll b back bout TO-" He hesitated
a second. and went out.
Margaret did not even look UP.
When She had finished her dish wash
ing she slipped over and bolted the
door and pulled down ths shades.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
Prepare for Sailing
of Christmas Ship

New York, Nov. 25-Boxes, bales
and bundles of supplies to form the ear.
go of the American Red Cross Christmas
Relief ship for the benefit of Syrians
werd arriving at Red Cross Bush Ter
minal in Brooklyn today-the last day
of their availability. The Red Cross
Relief Ship is to sail for Beirut, Syria,
about December l. The shipment will
bo chiefly clothing.
Persons who intended to make gifts
but delayed too long still have oppC
tunity. On account of the fighting ON
the Somme immense stores of hospital
supplies are needed Money donations
made the Red Cross for these, supplies
will be applied promptly.
There's difference between being
well Informed aud knowing it all,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

Then she took down from the fnantel
over the sink large lamp with a
green paper shade. This she lighted.
and after crossing the sitting room,
which adjoined the kitchen, she car
ried 1t into the little parlor. at the
front OF the house. and placed it on
the center table there.
The parlor looked stiff from disuse.
1t was never used at night, and look
ed almost strange to her in the lamp
light. On the front wall hung a mir
ror, resting upon a low shelf that
supported the family Bible. Slowly,
almost timidly, she advanced toward
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
LATE WAR BULLETINS

Athens, Now "a Crown Prince
Alexander of Serbia accompanied Cen
eral Serial, Wednesday, in his victor
ious entry into Monastir. according to
advices here today. The populace of
the Serbian city received their prince
with widest joy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
POPULATION OF U, S.

Washington, Nov 24,-The
population of the United States
aud its possessions January next
win be ll3.3O9, ,2S5, against ILL.,
579.592 in 1916. according to =.
census bureau statisticians to-
day. The continental United
States population was placed at
l02. 2.S26, ,309.
Some of the state estimates
are:
sylvania. s.59l .029; Illinois, 6,
193,622; Ohio, 5,lSl, 900; Texas,
4,472,494; Massachusetts. 3,747,-
564; Michigan, S,074,560; Cali
fornia, 2,9s3,s43, and Indiana,
2,S26,l54.
X X X Y x X x 4 X y. Y !, Y y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

Amsterdam, Nov. 24.-Heart rending
scenes accompanied the deportation of
Belgian male civilians from Tirlemont,
according to the correspondent of tho
Telefraaf. All men from ~ to 55 were
deportcd, being taken to Germany in
freight cars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

Salonika, Nov. 24.-The British Of
ficial statement today announced the
pushing back of enemy patrols with a
loss around Doiran in the Struma see
tor. British aeroplanes have damaged
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

London, Nov. 24.-The Belgian min
istry of justice declared today that the
Germans are deporting many small ag-
ricultural land owners from Hainhault
and have also sent from Ghent work
men who are the heads of large families
and about 200 women textile workers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

Rome, Nov. 24.-Wireless dispatches
received here assert that there is great
suffering from lack of food among the
people of Dobrudia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

"George acts like a fool" "No. An
actor could never come as close to ma
ture as that"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

Journal Want ads will sell it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

the enemies lines in aeroplane bonn
bardment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

There's difference between being
well Informed aud knowing it all,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

\ X y y Y < X < \ y x = 4 X < !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-26

Irving LOTS
DAN = g. Heights Add
p
Jalorn Il lots TO Tohin
3. q 81
Jaouez P. lots 5-zt. =.
c.
rrnil and NJ
Jaso V Ic.
= B.
Heights
% block o. East El Paso Add----
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14
uf0rfinla110e" Goner, ionn fremtrpl-
leoes al Srof. Soief Sacobiens film
fe og ibaroige Srfeiter. .
3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Meningsudveksling ON to Refe.
rater. 4.

wi cllIlASSuuVckSlluS OH 10 NeIc-
Til Hr. A. Bobjergs Kritik i
"Ugeb1adet" for 16. Marts vii
jeg blot bem9rke, at Bobjerg
burde like mistankeliggj@re en-
Sag, som han like har varet
herovre lange nok til at kjende
til Bunds.
Med de to R@eferater, som han
skriver ON, Forbidden Diet sig
saaledes: Da Aarsm@det i Flor
var forbi, bad Rasmussen mig
ON ct Referat fra M@det. Paa
nit Sp3rgsmaal, ON han Wide
have Diet udf@rlige Referat, som
Diet skulde udgives i "Ungdom',
svarede han, at ct k%ortere Wide
vere tilstrekkeligt. - Jeg gik
da hjem og skrev en- kore Over
sigt over M@det og diets Ind
hold. At Diet Forslag, som fin
des i dette Referat, like har ak
kurat samme Ordlyd, som Diet
Iegentlige, kommcr at, at Diet tx
Ike n nogen Kopi.
bet Forslag derimod, som fin
DIES i "Ungdom", D. S. US Off
cielle Organ, er en- ordret Kopi
af Pastor Svend J@rgensens OF
Jacob N6rregaards Forslag, som
Aarsm3det vedtog Diet.
c. A. Stub.
vi har anmodet Hr. Bobjerg
ON at fremsatte sin Mening
angaaende oveastaaende Indsen-
delse, og han skriver f@lgende:
Spdrgsmaalet CT like her ON
|"det udfprlige Referat', eller
zen kortere Oversight, met1 ON
Diet Forslag, som Aarsm9det
vedtog. bet er paa ct Ord naer
anf0rt ems i de to nevnte Blade.
I "Ungdom" starr: "~Styrelsen
b~emyndiges til at begynde ing
domshjemmet", melens "Uge-
bladet' har: "Dennc Komite be-.
myndiges o. S. "" Laserne vii
forstaa, at Diet like err en- uva-
sentlig Forskjel i Ordlyden.
men to Bestemmelser, hvoraf
den enc udelukker den a1den.
Enten har Aarsm@det overgivet
Ungdomshjemmets Aabning j
Styre1sens Hand eller ogsaa i
Komiteens. Den, der refererer
saa vigtig Beslutning., burdc
gjqre Diet rigtigt.
Sp6rgsmaa1et har nu varet:
Hvilket er rigtigt? Og naar jeg
we'd ct Mode og ct Referat frenl-
drog dette Sp6rgsmaal, da var
Diet paa manages Vegne.
Styre1sen har holdt paa, at
den Ii Henhold til "Ungdom"
er sat til at begynde Hjemmet.
at Komiteen (Prasten, Me-
nighede2s Formand og ING
domsforeningens Formand) like
lar noget Mandat fra AarsmG-
Diet, men Styrelsen har dog med
delt Ungdomsforeningen her, at
den al1igevel betragter den
n2vnte Komite som staaende og
1nedbestemmende / he1e Sagen
ON Ungdomshjemmet.
Dette Resultat syt1es allie udcn
Undtagelse altsaa at finde rig
og allie vi, der har @nskct
Rede paa, hvad Aarsm@det viz
vedtog, kan kun vare til
fredse. AT Resultatet err naaet
adj en- lille Omvej, idet man 81
Aarsmddet vedtog ganske
visit: Styrelsen, men Diet er MI
bedst, at Komiteen alligevel bill
yer = Diet betyder vel mindre.
Der synes da like. at varc
nogen Grund til MisfornG else
med, at Sp6rgsmaalet er bleven
da Diet har hjulpet til az
taa Sagen klaret - end mindrc
til at tale ON at "mistnnkeiig-
g|6re en- Sag. Ingen har Gnsket
c]ler villet andet end at a til
klarhed. Alt Diet, der skal ken
DIES It'll Bunds" i denne Forbin-
delse, er Forslagets Ord1yd =
~ +,o ,fo~~4 1,11-.L e -
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St. Paul.

81bcber moa i%noienoes, iaa De er
&rsfferiet feneit Eorsoag M;obae.
&suter: POI Court Slprf.
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DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO.
DIST K1RKE. HORNET at Broad.
way og -. ST., afholder sine Guds
tjenester som f1lger: Prediken
Sendag Form. III. 1890. Aften XII
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga;
S9ndag Aften III. 7.45; literert NJ
de de tire fSrste Tirsdage i Name
cen. B9nnemede hver Onsdag AT.
ten X. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hj9rnet af Orleans OF Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hve1
Sdndag Form. ri. H.. Ssndagssko-
le aKl. 9.
FORENINGEN "HAABET' mSder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
II G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, ..
B. s., mdder 1. og 3. Fredag i Maa.
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB" md.
der 2. og d. Lbrdag paa Vasa Hall.
FOkENINGEN DANMARKS son.
NER" at D. s. D. F. mSder 2. 90
4. Onsdag paa Nasa Hall.
DANMARKS DQTRE msder 2. OF 4.
Tfrsdag i. hver Manned i Central
Hall. IS w. {, st.
SANGFORENINGEN DANA" mo-
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE I.OGE Mr..
30. D.: S. S.. mSder /. OF 3. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DEN DANSKE U~NGDOMSFORE f.
ming m@der paa Central Annex Hall
hver Qnsdag Aften.
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A. Bobjerg.

Hvorvidt Hr. Bobjerg char
vaeret herovre l9nge nok", or G.,
Skjpnssag, som Hr. Stub neppe
synes ganske kompetent til az
afgj6re. Red.
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Svnheg Nftcn Sen Z. Moj biz ser
blipe Gpnnoitifoppisning / 9o1liu
ltore Sal. @olocne, Scr p;l gipe
Sppis1ling, er:: ct. Nc0ers &irfes
MISUNDERSTANDING Opmnoitiffor=
e1tna % 9nnif &binoegpnunoit;f-
lnmfunO. Mle 1portsintcrcsicreoe
9o1llfe / Mplle6pcn bor ginc Mpbe
beo oenne 2ejligbeo. %9lftcnen biI
lutte mes CIT Cans.
ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
LUTH, kIRKE. 20. Ave. s. OF 9.
st. Gudstjeneste Sgndag Formid.
dag ri. 1920. Altergang f@rste
S9ndag j bver Manned. Anden
Sendag hver Manned tillige Aften.
gudstjenes.e ri. 8.
kirkelige Anljggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Prast, Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard,
2s10 e. 22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling 497.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

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Co. 720-722 So. 4th St., for DR.. j. A. Gates.
Prize 81 90 per inch.
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ModeYne Rydningsmaskineri frit

Settlere paa wort rige lermul-
dede Land Forest Wis,
faar fri Brug at Diet nyeste Ryd-
nings-Maskineri. Misvekst or
ukjendt her. Fri Kjdrsel af Fig
de. Trykte Oplysninger er givne
under StatskontrOl. Skriv eftcr
dem.- Per-Ola Land Company,
Crandon, Wis.
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Minnesota Farme.

Landsmand! Dersom De @nsker
opdyrkede Farme. at 1ste Klasse j
det vestlige Central-Minnesota fra
$40 til 500 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller i Nord- og Sgd Da-
kota, saa skriv idag, for Priserne
stiger, til N. H. Nelson. Willmar.
.Iinn.
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fom otter babbe lenot fine &jer11c=
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Jig, more0e Jig foite1igt = set bar
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Ioa crltoOig Sen bure bill = 90
enoba pirfe trogilf poo Gublif1rn,
noor lccnilfe &loDrioner foor fat /
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|af ST.. Sal 2orien, og Gl1fcfrl1 2iu=
0egaaro, til bhis @11llt og @icrte
ban beile0e, ipilleoes poo CIT ir6to=
;ge110c og for1tooenDc Moa0c al 6r11
@ret6e Mn0erl EN-.
9csl10en optroo0te ct broget og
1ibfulot Gnlemble al Grilpripcl1be,
Menige / ~&o1tellct" og forifjelligc
;@ielter, JOINT bab0c i%n0fu1oct iiA til
Sen meD Sorbin0ringcr ofbplotc
9aobSfe1t.
Snltu1ftione11 itplotes ST. Ea11!
Gtronge.
Gftcr 6pre1tillinge11 6o1lieOc man
ung0o>nmeligt og ml1l1tert til Sc
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I Golgatha dansk-norske Pres.

l GoIgatha danSk-norske Pres
byterianer Kirke, 1916 Thomas
ST., holdes engelsk Gudstjeaestc
hver S6ndag Kl. 1890. Rev. T.
S. Penny, Merriam Park, besGc-
ger Gudstjenesten indtil videre.
Pastor n. p. Crosse har like va
ret Menighedens Prest fra den
/. Marts 1916.
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Godt Land til Salgs i Central
Minnesota. j Meeker og Kandiyohi
Countyer, i gamle Settlementer nar
Kirke, Skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr-
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre og
h@jere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele-
des godt Land j Mckenzie Co.. N.
OAK, $2S pr. Acre og h0jere. Kom
og Sc SEW, eller skriv efter naarme-
re O~plysninger til R. A. Carlson,
Grove City. Mimi.
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Til Salg.'

God Kvart-Section i Red River
Dalen, N. Oak, ner By; Illus, Stald,-
"~granary". Alt opdyrket; udmar-
ket lord; uhyre billigt. Skriv til
Perry S. Johnson, Grand Forks
North Dakota.
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%%citjaaIct 2anbsmanb. 5ncbcm.
Hetcr @ennil1gicn, III 5tb Street
Co., bob0e for cit uges Iib iioe1l
bobt 8elpg al noglc 11buonc Gjp=
1ter poo bans &nrelie, So 11tb ct.
&c.,, og ga Ser i11gcn por bjcnnne,
bob0e sc pcO 0eres Sortgol1g forlp-
net fig mes 3 5nt &lnbcr al Sen.
11ingiens @or0crobe lon1t Sl1pclc1
til Ell SGroi al 200 9pllors.
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rNtnneauoIfa

Gudstjeneste sk@rtorsdag At
ten. I St. Peders danske Kirkc
oliver der afholdt Gudstjeneste
med Altergang paa Torsdag Al
ten Kl. 8.
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Sch ajsb eller Separation al
llbre beisg Den pelfjenote SSupeler
Simon &el{on. 200 6. 7tb @treet.
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Sr. Mcbaftar 6. g. S%tranbpolbs
Soreoraa Iors0og 9(ftcu Sen 2OAe
Mpril bringes / 2nlcrncs Grim
bring. Gmnet: Sort Cperiigt opcr
mpoerne bonif 2itterotl1r" CT n1eoet
i%l1teresiont og oftl1elt og bor ion1le
f11lot 91,s paa 9onio Sail.
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Mllioner af Liv gaaet tabt. som
1nnde have v@ret reddede we'd at BRUCE
Sorg for at have det hjemmet, og brug
det strax mod Hoste OF Forkple1se. Sal-
ges overall.