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New Britain herald., 1917-11-27

have just now heard from a gentleman of your Town that your Committee of Correspondence have resolved no any, I cannot yet believe, that the gentlemen of Marblehead, who have borne 50 long and so noble a Testi- mony to the cause of American free dom, will desert the cause only for difference of sentiments among them selves concerning a Matter which has no Relation to it. If my Fears are groundless. pray be SO kind as to re- lieVe me by writing to me as soon as you have an opportunity. I shall take 1t as the greatest Act of Friendship you can do me. Indeed, the Matter will soon be put to the Tryal for our committee, without the least Jealousy, have written a letter to you, by MT. Goddard, who is the Bearer of this. The contents we think of Great Inn portance, and therefore I hope they will have the serious consideration of the Gentlemen of your Committed
 A letter by Benjamin Franklin dressed to James Lowell speaks of the usefulness of Silas Deane and hopes the prejudices against him have sub sided, and that he may return to France. It gives a long disquisit1on against commercial reprisals and against duties on exports which friendly nations want. It was on this letter that Foster founded his Amer ican Diplomacy"
 An important historical letter of
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27

ing Pillows will hearken to Lecture on Morality and be quiet The Skill full Pilot will carefully keep the Helm, and so steer the Ship while the Storm continues as to prevent if possible, her receiving Injury.
 When your Petition was read in tho House I was fearful that our Enc mics would make an ill improvement of it. l thought I could discover in the countenance of some a. kind of Triumph on finding that the Friends of Liberty themselves were about to have recourse even to military aid to protect them from the Fury of the ungovcrned mob. They seemed to me to be disposed to confound the Dis tinction between a lawless Attack upon Property in Case where if there had been Right there was Remedy, and the Peoples rising in the necessary Defense of their Liberties, and delib- erately and I may add rationally de- stroying Property. after trying every method to preserve it, and when Men in Power had rendered the destruc- tion of that Property the only means of securing the Property of all.
 Tt is probable that such improve ment may have been made of the Dis orders in Marblehead to prejudice or discredit our many oppositions to the Efforts of Tyranny, but I hope the Friends of Liberty will prevent any Injury thereby to the common cause. And yet I cannot but express some Fears that Parties Animosities have arisen among the Brethren, because I
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27
HISTORY MAKING
 LETTERS FOR SALE
Important Documents Will Be Put Up at Auction Wednesday

New York, Nov. 27.-Autograph letters and historical documents gathered by Frederick M. Steele of Chicago, and now owned by Mrs Ella P. Steele of Los Angeles, Cal, will be sold by Stan. V. Henkels at 1904 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
 Embraced in the collection are let 'ers of the signers of the Declara- tton of Independence, members of the Constitutional Congress, Generals and Officers of the Revolution, Presidents of the United States. and their Cab- ,nctS, and Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States. ? One of the most interesting items in the sale i* letter by John Adams. written at Auteuil, near Paris, April B, 17s5. and addressed to Elbridgc Gerry. It reads as follows, the many capital letters being Adams:
 II am th!s moment informed that the Packet is arrived, but neither Dr.. Franklin nor I have received any let tcrs 2s yet: this is unlucky because We shall not be able to answer by this Packet
 '! suppose it is u question with you whether you shall send q Min iHtaT to Spain. I really hope you will: IN .! qUCHIlO:l. LOO. no OOuDt, who to send. There will be a score per- haps many; perhaps al! for Mir Char michael. l know not the gentleman personally. He is 1ct;ve and intclli- gent. by all I havc learnt lie has r1ndc himself Friends ar1onx the S?3"iaTds, a:.d among the foreign ministers. anG at the T'eench Court aud at Prssy. I see that the Corlte dc V2~::cn"ts. the E''c Ge la Pcnoc.- sor. ~!:2 is going to Spain, and Dr. Franklin have an affection for ;1in, and a~e lahorirc to support him. Those Circumstances are much in favor 0: his Happiness anG if he has that pure ana inaexible Virtue that thorough Penetration into the Hearts Of Men e1ld the System of affairs, and that u1chGnEcnh!e attachment to our Country that you require in a Public Man. you will honor him with your Support You Know from Correspon- deuce with Congress whether he Is this Man. I know nothing to the contrary, but I confess to you that the ardent Friendship of Courtiers and Diplomatick Characters to any American Minister is to me, a Cause of Suspicion. I know it to be impos- sible for any Man to do his Duty to his Country and preserve it. All he can hope for is to be esteemed and respected. It is we'll if he is not hated and despised.
 But MT. Jay is Master of the Character in question. I have heard with Pleasure that Mir. Charmichael
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27

l in the Interview settled things to the satisfaction of MT. Jay, and cleared l Up some things in which MT. Jay had not been Satisfied in. You may know , the truth from him. I am disposed ! to favor Charmichael from all have heard of him. and know of him, at | least so far as to wish for his con- 1 tinuance in service, provided you don't see symptoms of his endeavors to , support his character upon Foreign l Interests at the expense of those of our Country. But there is too marked 1 q love for him for my taste in char 1 actcrs in whose friendship for Ameri- ca 1 have no confidence. The great ! est Danger to our foreign affairs has 1 ever arisen from this, and ever will, l from an Endeavor to obtain a Repu- tation in America by gaining the Friendship of Countries and obtaining their Recommendation in their pri- vete letters for themselves and their connections. The favors are never obtained but by Sacrifice. It is re- markable that Native Americans are rather avoided. and there is con- stant endeavor to throw American Employment in Europe into the Hands of Persons born or educated in
 
 long enough in Europe to become as- simulated.
 ''Fherc is nothing more dreadful to America than to have the Honor. the Reputation, and the Bread of their Ministers abroad depend upon their adopting Sentiments Tn American af- fairs conforma ble to those which may be entertained and endeavored to be .r,kk T. whom they treat. You had infinitely better choose the Comte de Floridea Blanca and the Comtc de Vergcnnes at once for your foreign Ambassadors. I have seen and feel so much of it Jay does not dread 1t less.
 And you have not less impor- tant Thing to attend to in the choice Of a Minister for St. James. Who ever he is he will be in more danger there than anywhere. of too much conplaisance to Ministers, Counters, Princes and King, indeed 1t Is prob able to me that whoever goes there. first, if he is honest will have his Reputation ruined in America by the Insinuations which will go against him. both in public Papers and pri- vate letters. Lyars and slanderers are more impudent there than anywhere, and they have more old connections in America among whom to inoculate them. With much affection your old Friend and very humble Servant, John Adams.
 My Regards to your colleague. If Temple comes to N. York and Is re- ceived as Consult I hope you will con- trive some way to make Peace or Truce between him and Sullivan. hope Temple will be prudent and cau- tious, if not he may do mischief, but ye have weight with him I know"
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27
There is likewise an important his

There is likewise an important his- torical letter by Samuel Adams dated Boston, March 25, 1774, and addressed also to Gerry. It reads:
 While the General Court was sit ting I received Letter from you re- lating to the unhappy circumstance the Town of Marblehead was thrown, but a great Variety of Business, some of which was very important, prevent ed my giving you convincing Proof at that time of the Regard with which :! am ever disposed to treat your Favors. Besides. if it had been in my Power to have aided you with -Ad vice I fattered myself from the In- formation I afterwards had, that the Storm, though it ragged with so much Violence, would soon spend itself and a calm would ensue. The Tumult of the People is very properly compared to the raging of the Sea; when the Passion of a Multitude becomes head strong they generally will have their course. A direct opposition only tends to increase them, and as to reasoning one may as well expect that the foam
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27
Try Making Your O.U,1 Cough Remedy
You can sAve about &7. and havo . better remedy than tho ready
 made kind. Easily done.

If you combined tho curative proper ties of every known ready made cough remedy, you would hardly have in them all the curative power that lies in this simple homemade" cough syrup which takes only . few minutes to prepare.
 Get from any druggist 2h ounces of pincx (6O cents worth ], pour 1t into & pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup. The total cost is about G5 cents and gives you full pint of really better cough syrup than you could buy ready-made for $2.5O. Tastes pleasant and never spells.
 This Pinex and sugar syrup prepara- tion gets right at the cause of a cough and gives almost immediate relief. It loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty throat tickle and heals the sore, irri- tated membranes that line the throat, chest and bronchial tubes, 50 gently and easily that it is really astonishing.
 A days use will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup, whooping cough and bronchial asthma, there is nothing better.
 Pincx is most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine ex- tract, and has been used for generations to break up severe coughs.
 To avoid disappointment, be sure to ask your druggist for "21h ounces of Pinex" with full directions, and don't rccept anything else. A guarantee of absolute satisfaction or money prompt ly refunded, goes with this preparation. The Pinex Co.,, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27
NAPOLEON ONCE SAID

"A Footsore Army Is An Army Half De- feated." Men in Training Camps. in Canton ments. in the Army and Navy suffer from blisters and spots on their feet. Every Comfort Kit should contain one or more boxes of Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder to shake into the shoes. It freshens the tired. aching, smarting feet and heals blisters and spots. The Plattsburg Camp Manual advises men in training to make daily use of Foot Ease. Sold every
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27

10, 1775, is extremely severe on tA Province of New York for it's unpo triotic spirit exhibited at the openin of the Revolution.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27
Tropical Pudding

Sherry soaked ngs. oranges. bananas. nuts, and whipped cream Tn a melon mould. with an outside coating of French Vanilla Ice Cream makes this one of the most irresistible desserts that we make.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27

Gouverneur Morris, Feb. 19. 1894, Is on the acquisition of Louisiana.
 A letter of John Laurens, secretary to General Washington, dated March
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27
Dairy Pudding

An especially attractive pudding of Figs. Dates, Dates and other fruits. which .h havs been cream and bisque. together with two out side coatings of New Haven Dairy French whole Is handsomely decorated in beautiful floral design.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27

We in constant touch with the Federal Food Ad- minsration through Mr. Lewis who is accredited the Administration by the National Ice Cream Manufacturers Association and who has personal pledge to give him recommend.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-27
Bronchitis
And 0.hN Throat and Lung Ailments invariably Yield
 to LinoDine

Nearly ono thousand prominent people in ono city alone have puh- licly testified in signed statements that IIinOninc cured them of coughs. colds, bronchitis and other forms of winter complaints that threatened their very existence. Other thoU- sands in other sections of the country have added their testimony, and all unite fin proclaiming Linonine the most effective medicine of its kind known to science. Relief is wrOuRht by removing tho swellings and trrita- tions that cause the disturbances. It Is a truly wonderful remedy and is pure and wholesome, being an emul- sion of F1ax-Seed Oil. Irish Moss, Eucalyptus and other famous rcme- dies. all com bined in ono, and known the world over as
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-11

/ normaIe Cher, / 6reosti0er ionl
ier ben tore arig. iormdar Ipif.
IanO bnerfen At brooio0e iig ielp
eller ifaiie iig 5ooeritoifer %
f%SeatitoHer uof. Selo oea ri3eite
0eit oiI Oerior life fmne itraffe
til Tor 6olfets 8orbrlt9. me0 min0
re ri b~ibe6oIoer &ationsiDitemct
&i MAJ altian ipGnoe Siprem-
men enOml Ct 6lll inc eiter ari
gen % aloeIes life biloe os mo.
at iaa ifal et mt, igbaritiif gin
beanuoe Tor os. let blroer li9e oct
mooiatte. % oerior mna ri ior
itaa, at Oct Aaab. pi inn oite 30.
rer. Slut 6reO, ioa nj tan iaa
mere 9r6ol" aloeles life oil 5iplpe
paa Dor sfonomiife Sitltation, ielp
on oct bleo Bort % opinIOt.
8ette maa ri erinore o5 % Der
ior life iorIange 6reo aIene ior
Naoens SmD."
Dct er aIIigcoel life iaa belt
moriomme llOii9ter ior IDiterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-11
&c inn mnsre aar.

9eaar 5reoslpnailen er iaa opb
+ 8Diflan0, er en- al De oigti1ite
Garinger naturligpis Den, at Sol.
fet baIDiulter eller 6eliulter.
.1anr Di isrit 6reo. iaar ri oaina
Dfao~ Tiger man. Set er naturlig-
bis en- ret farli9 Meniug ior BET Of
ficielle 1piflano. tbi Der er life en-
mere inotrpngenOe 9~nnOgiper til
enc en- tom % fmIrren0e Uiaue. %
oerfor Ter man M plnoielig en-
9pffe al 9iegeringens 0iiicielleSfri.
benter iare no / Yresien o. rnabe:
Bib Ter blot fife mo, at ) faar
Mao, lige iaa mart ariaeu er
forbi. 6uis oct er ior Naoens
Sfplo, at ; abiolut pil buOe 6reO.
iaa fan 5 aoot ipore ieres gnifer
/ Den Getning.@
On al llnoeritatsiefretPrerne /
oet tpife Miniiterium Tor geDneos-
mioler, 3r. Mihaelis, ~ifriDer iaa'
leoes / .aeln. 9olfs5eitung~ Oct
ipnes at uGre q me8et uObreot
6aab / 5olfcts itore Masie, at nadr
arigen er enot, oil belle oct nppP-
renoe Rationsiuitem ioripinoe, %
Der oil after p9re Oino nof til os
ale. Ren bette er ct ganife i~llilo'
riff Saab. Bi maj tDertfnoo oRre
forbereot pao, at 8~nopbeoen %
mes Den Rationsipitemet oil bare
meaet lRngere, maaife ell bel HPf-
fe gor, efter at 9rigen er enot.
'IuIflnno bill bliDe ngoinget til | De
9lar, iom fslger eiter 5reoilutnin.
aen, at neies meo be Prooufter, Der
fan bsItes af bets egen Soro. 8uaoe
Mangelen paa tonnage og Sen
innet til Den lane Warf4alrs oil
tuinge 9uiflano til at importere
iaa lfot, iom BET paa nogen Madoe
er muligt. Wen nnd- 5uiflnnO
ianleoes bliper benpiit til lig ielp,
oil apantiteterne al 9rsoforn, 60.
oeritoffer o. Ieotitofier bIiDe me
act fslelig Tor os allie ! Riget. Selp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-11
yGn gap gapir."

Get blep alligeDel / 9Pngoen IN
Iferne Tor ubebogeliat ira ale 9an-
ter at bsre ~eentaget &i9stanslerens
Oro ON 8eLgiens Reutralitet JON
en- Sap Hdpir". 90 paa iamme
5io iom man beitrgber fig Tor at
rtoIlette Oct SnOtrpf, 8anilerens
Snorsnnelie al Den begadeoe uret
moo'gelgien gior0e, oeo M pifoie-
Tia at opoage, bpilfe Sfenoigbeoer
oct file gelgien / 5orueien baDoe
beaaaet mob BET megtige Iplf-
lano, paa iamme lib isger man at
fan .Eapirsldppen" no al Veroen
peo at lnoe Bolffs Bureau | Ser.
lin lfoien0e en- grfl9ring ON, at
HiqsfmiIeren alorig bar 1totalt Oct
te famsie Oro I ben tpife &igsoag.
De engelife % @franife Blade err
6ertiI, at bette er rigtigt NOT
fnlot life I Den tpife Higs-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-11

$780,
erbperuet lln1oom, iom oil bare
genncin 4locroom % 0e0.
9tlar Der ~ifrioes / 2loiierne on
gam.c soft. er Oct uteJct olnin
Oeiilt. at oct itrrfeite % bcofte,
man fan iilc en- Dem. blioer en-
9opprisnina a Den ltnlOommelig
1eo. 9oormeo De ierer iia / Den
beie 4I0cr. 9eo ltnAoommelW3eO
i%oritaar man iaa Electromagnetic,
Ielemlig ol iiulclil 2iuIia1c0, II
iUuffct Ar6eiOeeoue. SeIifabsIlmer
o. ~. Den ale oi9ie U~urotniloe
Glenifabcr fan uOmrrfet loot oef
fe ouer q pisient @~iertebla0. ct
baableit SiuO % en- tom Sipl:
,9rif no Dit @Ias. ie 0eoen p1a
ola oenterl" Ger or megen Aloer
0onis lluoomnleliQheo. ION 9anr
paa Den @lelooi nan frmper iin
hoablsie aamo moo oen ii0ite ieir
rige IienOe. man frmper AaarOnaf-
fct Tor at opnaa lloiGtteIie al BE
Oerlaaet en0ml noalc 2lnr, man
Goer o. hGroer tit 2eleme utrGt
| tcIid n1der D}lOen ~iIitti1t. faifer
iig oper 2lrbcioet % ira arbeioct
no aloipreoelicn. %hrrmoniRrer
Gilbprelicn citer Dc be0ite IN
qrqifc Anoisuinaer o. bumnuiiti
lie 2eoereller % man mo
1aar Gnionl5eoen; tn ia iarer BET
lcnnem Siplen: ban ilipper lit
ipdro OBJ bio Din tGrifeI itaar!"
On err D~prleIes. o. Der or inlen
Re0ninl. 60or or sin ioroums
IreiOiQ6eo OF 5oroentning. 6oor
rr Din 9otter OF Dine Son8e, boor
err sin llnaoom2 Der bar ou miitet
for Iange, Ipnge fioen; tb DIT
6olot life iait. IN off uoeu om
gaalct. rciianereOe. toa til Iaftc
% loo Gelianelicu goa ira oi9
Uni &%eliluelien (Sinosligeprgten,
| 6rnatlesbc0en. SEN blipcnoc Irei
6igbeo o. 6oroentningl cr nIeiel<
fnnttct til 1roIfaben imo0 De itort
Giebliffe. o. beoitc inore 0plcoel
Ter i 9arnoom OF llngoom. / 0teo
gon9 % 4ooaane: ~2ao 9eroen
mia aIting betale. Lao 3ornene rioe
o. mage. Lao 6iertet fun 0aone o.
5riite, min Hoie - min lln9oom
- lea aI6ri9 oil miitel" Get Gin.
Tom qoar poa ben DleloOi, bprer
llngoommcn / liz belt % / 2lloer.
0ommen og Iige til Ben ii0ite Col
neo9anl.
Ter itaar uoe oeO 9~an0eueien
ct 1amnrIt ipnif 9iIetrG, rpnfet
OF re0net o. fnuoret 81 butt 1elt
ne0 / Ro0cn. Sea tror, 5oloaten
ira o5prteiet" flr1oe bliUe bortc
inoe ! Def mco belle i'm 0pnfniu1.
0uor manae Sang or oct life bic
oet imnet, men ic. ON Oct ainer
tnbt. Scr bpcr @ana oct ribbes.
ifuoer oct qamIe Gin p1ann o. len
Der line lu18e rifle, imioi8e5hto
ilge op I Neirct, iaa Der 5oer
Sommeroiten fan blioe Plaos / ocn
Isptptte arone til en- bel SpurDe
%iangforeniu9.
Get aamle Gilctrp iaar mia III
% "a I'll al tGi1te paa. boor ifant
oct 0il0e pgre. ON man / i'm 2l
oeroom fnoe noa iaa Riot. Deo.
blipe at proteiiere MOB SfuiicIier
% LAB % Saon, men aitio pad
M ienoe unqoomsiriife Cr0 "a
1anfer no ! 9eroen o. Bonner iul
Dc al Saab o. 5orbentnin1 op moo
0immelen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-11

8et er ingen Gag at ole ia
uH8, naar man er % Mar o. grun-
oia iorelitet. Zen llngoom fomner
al zig ielp. men Den gaar ogiaa
al iig ielo, bois Der life fommer
noget an0et i'll.
Nten M % 0a fan man UNDER
en- FomDe, Der er iuret al 4loer.
oommens dpnfer, moe et off,
Der luer al ufiieligt 9iosmoo. 0ette
DIFF taller til os ON en- llngoom,
Der life fonmer o. anar al liz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-11
BlanOlnger.
st iGliomt Spil al SfGbncn.

) Dc noroile50ilife Blade meo
OeIe5. at ior nogca lib iioen blco
to toife Narineiolonter e~br3orot
No5mam % 0enr. Ablioeoe iteoet
til 0piIe pan Rsms.
1e uar beaae ieot paa iamme
IN j iamne Mar. par i iamme
9ieblif Gaact meo binanocn / ~.
Den. ear iamtioia ifnflet ! 9ano
paa 9ams o. bIeO paa ian1me
0aa iteot I'll 4piIe i cen @rao.
opis ON oil %nolranife @l1o5 &G-
len. iaa elf; tbi i aGrliy6eoen
bar on en- lloitrnoIen Al @uos 9p
len. Cfte ie9cr Menneifene neo
@rnblen at uogranife oct; men
iieI0ent bar Be noaet ll0bnttc Al
ocunc oercs @nlblen. oa iaare cite
fommer Be paa 9lfpeie. eff 6eIt
Oh ulot. iaa ioI0er Ser en- Straale
al @uos @pien ino i sin 5irL
Z. q. 0onrno.
01e0 arrligbeoens 9rnoielsiuf en-
8iater
bIiot aennemmiter 9aolen % i'm
Ben,
% I'M hons 0htia inaenti0 BAN
i0igter.
o. Geriet banter let t Sfriiten ben.
3. Gaarcn fm MOI aprlia6eo iiq
pprqer
og mener fpf at trooie minors Ri.
Gfpnoa Den. Der a%Dinoers @unit
i%orinPraer
% fer eli 6imIen ieIn { benoes
Emil Sbafespeare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-11
Smnglerb iitOrier

Smnglcribiltorier. On Aiten ior
leOen Tom en- aone gaaenoe norOfra
neo moo @rpnien / RprbeOen a
3ri5eosbrocn peo 9ongeaaen. n
Den oagtbaOenoe @enoarm itanoie
De benoe % opOageoe, at bun meo-
ierte %forbuote &arer. matte bun
folge neo til oct nprIiggenoe 5olos
iteo, % peo Ell Der ioretn9en 8iiita=
ttou 1iite Oct ii9. at benoes Bna
flpOuing par fuloitgnoig inorettet
til 5ml9leri. 8l. u. par buu iiert
Ct melet piot 9luiellu, buis POT
mer par fpiet meaet itrnnt ON
oaauoleooeue. Gette pafte Opinnets
mistanfe, % oa man Isite % ior
9ermerne Deo 6aanOle60ene. rasle-
De en- bel Strsm al aaiiebemer 10
o0er @uloet. Sffe blot 9ermerne.
men ogiaa Oen 6orige Del al Sipet
par fDlot meo Bonner.
IA bun enOeli9 par bleoen a
meo al lin 0Oerile0igbeo. uo5rso
5un meo itoiif &o: 9fo bar 5 let
me DO Tor mG &aar % ma Flng,
iaa 10 ia a nof mao bicml
u iaa gif bun iinoig biem neo
ooer @rgnien.
Sige ier Sil unr 8rafifen i
0me9nen al Sfooborg me8et lfpIig
ipOira. % 9titen eiter 2Iiten fom
paa e enfelt Steo t0-20 @erio
ner ouer @rpuien o. tog % til
9eien % ~anoetiteos ior at penoe til.
bage ct @ar Elmer ienere %
~u1itOret pasiere De tpife gagtpoiter.
9ette Dafte oct 0anife @rpnieop
inns 0pnGrfionu1e0, o. man bleo
burtig flar oper, at Der nof oreues
Smugleri / lonlig itor l%loitrPfning.
Ia iaa en- paaisl9en9e aiten life
iprre emo 81 ]erioner par 8aaet
user Brpnieu NORA % nogle Il
mer eftcr oenote tilba9e, ianot De
CDergangen p9rret OF maatte ei
t~er6aanoen meo op til 3olOiteoet.
bnor en- gtiitation %irembragte ct
net file Eager al Dinrgariue, scot,
9aifebenner, 9bofoluOe. Dfel 0. !. D..
- ia, enoog en- bel 0lO til SGosr-
3 mnatte aIIe Al meO 8nrerne,
men ieurigt lap DE meo Sfrgffen
Sort ier S5lll bem6rfeoe BET
D~agt51Den0e @%rpnieopipn peo 8am
Orltp en- Gag, at Der meo forte N1el
lemrltm Tom to eller Here Rerioner,
iom gif inc I en- inf Sernbaneoogn
Tor at ioriornoe igen eiter ct fort
0pbolo. 81 bette baOoe 8enta8et
iig no9le @ange, gif @ranieopip
net BEN til @ognen og too Den /
9ieipn, lioen at Der BOG BAR noget
iom 6elit at 6emrrfe. Den ga Be
iggene / 8ognen bapoe gentaget iig,
unoerfaite0e OpiDnet @ognen ct mt
@fteripn, men Der opoageoes TIA
Dig Inlet, notl en- al Dem banfeoe
9aa 9pggen. SerueO lssneOe Der
iia ct grqot, % BET piite iig, at
8egqen par 6ul % Hnmmet mel.
lem gognens pore oe more Beg
oar iplot meO mango foritellige 30
rer, iom iaa 6urtigt bleu taget irem
og fonfiiferet.