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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23

Nihilists, but very simple and
hospilable folk, who, as best they
could in their language, invited
you to be refreshed out of their
samovar and have some of their
sliced cuculnbers.
And talking about pictures,
Mr.. Craig brought back with
him such d collection of views as
could have been obtained in no
other way, and by but few men
then, since Mr.. Craig, as the
governors guest, was accorded
special privileges, of which he
took due advantage, figuring,
doubtless, that he would not soon
pass that way again.
Mr.. Craig S journey into the
heart of this Mexican province
is of peculiar significance be.
cause of the fact that SO little in
formation about this country is
available, people from San Diego
close to the border having been
but about five miles into the pro
vince, Correct maps of the cOun'
try are about as scarce as other
infOrma,iOn about the country,
and the people of Lower Califor
MIA apparently know but little be-
yond the confines of their i'm
mediate neighbOrhoud, Ensenado
in the north and La Paz in the
south being the only cities much
mentioned.
And so to Mansfield, Mo-,
must come the seeker after
knOwIedge of this province, but
who can predict what the future
may bring forth? In years to
come Lower California will pro
badly figure much more largely
in the world S history.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
To Have Patriotic Day

The committee of the Mans.
field Agricultural and Stock
Show, acting upon the sugges.
trn and with the co operation of
the Missouri Council of Defense,
is arranging to observe one day
of the show as Patriotic Day, at
which time one or more speakers
sent ont by the state council, will
be here. What Mans field does
is being observed and the fact
that We have heretofore acted in
co operation with suggestions
made by various stite and ma.
Liunal organizations has been no.
ted; in fact, a scrap book record
which will include clippings from
the Mirror. is being made up by
the council, so record of what
we do here in this line will be a
matter Of permanent record.
Let's make Patriotic Day the big
day of the week, Inquiries from
various places are also being re-
ceived, asking for copies of cata
logs and other advertising mat
ter relative to the show. If you
think the people are not interest
ed in the Stock Show, you ought
to be on the executive committee
u while.
The stock show committee
contracted Monday with l.. L..
Underwood to be here Sept, 10 to
% with his brand new carry.uS'
all: others are also making con-
tracts to DO on hand, and pros
poets are fine for a bigger exhib
ition of Ozark products thar
ever before: do not fail to come
In a letter to the Mirror edl
tor, Congressman Thos.L. RubeJ
says, in part: II hope | may bs
able to come over and visit the
stock show. | always have
good time there when | come
If congress adjourns in time
will be there
The NJ. T., Ladies Aid Societ,
are planning on serving Dime
!, Friday, Sept. 2S, the third da.
of the stock show.
. Keep these stock Show date
in mind:
! Rogersville, Sept. 20, Il, ~.
: Mansfield, Sept. 26, y, 2S, y
Mountain Grove. Oct. l, ,2,3,4.5,t
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
Two.Doller Wheat Assured

Tie following exchange of tel.
egrams between Chairman F.. B.
Mumford of the Missouri Conn'
Gil of Defense and Hon. Herbert
G. Hoover, the food administra'
tor, gives the definite informa
tion that Missouri farmers may
increase their wheat acreage and
intensity production with the as.
surance of a two dollar price for
their 1913 crop:
Herbert G. Hoover, Washing.
ton. D. G.
Does the Government guaran-
tee farmers two dollars a busheI
for wheat? Uncertainty here re.
garding this point Very i'm
portant definite statement re-
guarding this matter be made
Immediately, otherwise wheat
acreage will not be increased.
Please wire reply.
(Signed) F. B. MUMFORD,
Chairman.
Missouri Council of Defense.
Reply of Herbert G. Hoover.
IF. B. Mumford, Chairman
Missouri State Council of De.
fenSe, Columbia, Mo.
Recent legislation fixed mini
mIm guaranteed to farmers crop
nineteen eighteen two dollars
principal primary markets.
(Signed)HERBERT C.HOOVER"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23

Among those attending the
Wright County Baptist Assocla
tion meeting at Macomb this
week are Rev. } M. England and
wife, Rev. &. Caldwell, wife and
daughter, Rev. }. G.. Chadwell,
Rev. A. Ross, l.. B. Latimer and
wife, w. H FullingtoD ami wife,
Rev. p. Mingus and wife, G. E.
Hensley, J. d. Newton, f. j.
Cantrell, G. N. Thomas, John
Todd, Clate Nichols, Misses Stella
Turner, Minnie Dennis, Retta
Smith, Anna Thomas, Opal Chap.
man.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
Obituary

Mrs. Mary Jane Smith, aged
81 years, passed away at ) clock
Sunday morning of heart trou
BILE; intermant in the Mansfield
cemetery Monday, Rev. J. n.
P'Pool conducting the services.
Deceased was ono of our Old and
well-knoNn residents, and our
readers join in extending sym
pathy to the bereaved husband.
Ivin Smith, and the children.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
THEY ARE THANKFUL
w. M. Divan Receives Let.
ter From Our Soldier
Boys at Nevada

W. M. Divan who recently col.
lected S32 and sent to our soldier
boys at Nevada, has received the
following acknowledgment of
the receipt of the money:
Nevada, Mo Aug. Is. 1917.
Mr.. W. NJ Divan.
Mansfield, Mo.
Dear Sir: Your letter with
check for S32 inclosed received
some time ago, but AS the boys
could not decide what to do with
the money I have delayed in
thanking you for it. Last night
we decided that as no one thing
could suit all of them it would be
b, st to divide the money and let
each man get what he needed
most, and not to spend it foolish
ly. We certainly do thank you
for this remembrance and know
that you and the others down
there are thinking of US We hope
to repay this with vic2s for
our country and you and assure
you that it will be spent for some
thing that will be needed by each
of US.
Hoping to see you within nine.
ty days, we are
Yours very thankfully,
w. G. Coday. ]. j. Potts, R. G.
Norcross, ia. Carter, Ed. Hoo
YER, CIV. Carter, Claude E. Tripp,
Clyde T4rbutton, Roy Handy,
Clarence King, Glen Craig, r G.
Vlles.
Rev. G w Holmes is in receiot
of an Off 2 al letter fr'm Brig
G n. II. c. C'arx. in charge of
the Miss ur, National Guard at
Nevad,. = 'la'ive to the discharge
of Mr.. Hines from Army ser.
vice. Rev. Holmes failed to pass
the fnal medical examination.
held at Nevada Aug 8, on &C.
count of di>qnalifying mIIarial
osteitis of the left tibia, which is
chronic and not arnenahle tn
treatment. This is in no way
specific nor contagious. The ex'
animation papers are all duly
signed by Lit. Ansel B. Smith,
Nj. r. c., Surgeon. U. S. A. This
puts Rev, Holmes absolutely in
the clear.
c. l. Beach has returned from
his trip to Harrisonville. While
absent he visited our soldier
BOYS at Camp Clark. Nevada, and
brought back a sample package
of their hard tack. He reports
the boys getting along fine
The Wright County Exemp.
ton Board is still in session at
Hartville and there is nothing
concerning their proceedings
available for publication this
week, we are informed. All the
members of the board agree that
there will be another call; and it
| is probable it will be for POO men,
the same as the first call, which
would indicate that claims for
exemption are quite numerous.
Evan Chase of Mountain Grove
has enlisted in the aviation Sec
ton of the signal corps Of the
Army.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
Pleasant Street

Plenty of fine big tomatoes in
this part of the country. There
are several of the girls and wo.
men peeling tomatoes at }. w
Kennedy's canning factory.
Robert Pearl worked for Will
Deckard Wednesday.
L. j. Rushing's visited Jim
Peters of Seymour Sunday,
several others called on them
also, nice time was reported
GRANNY MATUCEN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
Gard of Thanks

We desire to thank our friends
and nrighbors for their kindness
and sympathy t. our dear moth
er and father during her illness
and death. also for the many
beautiful h,werS.-l. V. Smith,
Joe Smith. John Smith, Mrs. &.
w. Evans and family, Mrs. h.
Price and family.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23

At "a special communication of
Mansfield Chapter, A. f.. Il A. Nj
No. 122, Saturday night the de
gree, were conferred on Oscar
Rand and Howard Rogers of Sum.
ersville. H. j. Schotield, +. NJ.
Huffman, j. M Ryan and Dr.. H.
S. Calhoun of Norwood, and Ii.
Garside, G. A. Swenson, G. S.
Towsend and Rev. J H. Cleaves
of Mountain Grove were alsc
present.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
Mining News

Ward & Worth have leased 10
acres of mining land from A. ~
Friend near the old Berry mill.
The mill at the Redbird mine
is expected to be in operation
next week, everything being
ready except the betting. a new
pond has been made and there is
plenty of water.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
Gasconade

Nose Ne wton and some of his
friends went to Browns cave
last week and returned Monday
He seems to enjoy that part of
the country. He started back
with his father and friends on a
fishing trip.
H. Nj. Brazeal went to Howell
county last week to visit his
son.in law, john Ledbetter, and
children.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23

When you have Backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear. Try SanOl, it does won.
ders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder. A trial 35c bottle will
convince you, Get it at the drug
store.-adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23

Prof. Oh. Boehm and children
of Ava were here Tuesday en-
route to Springfield. The Ava
schools open Monday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23

y "
Probate Judge G.. G.. Murrel
and County Clerk E. G. Purtle
were here from HarLville yester
day.
Fred I'nye Of Newton, Kans.,
has been visiting relatives here:
lie is son of Vim. I,'uge and
wife.
A. G.. McCallister of Galpna,
kans.. is visiting relativaS here,
his wife having been here some
time.
N. j. Craig and wife and j K.
Craig's spent Sunday with theil
parents, Vim. Craig and wife, OF
near Odin.
Mrs. Charles Cole and child.
rem OF Norwood have been visit
ing at the home of her brother,
Ezra Dennis.
Fay Cathcart has gone tc
Myrtle, Miss, to visit relatives
His brother James has been
there some time.
Ben Murrell has gone to Okla
homa to work, and Mrs. Murrell
and children are visiting relati,
YES in Arkansas.
For S,le-Francn. American
hygipnic sample case of toilet
requisites See +. a. Cole. at
barber shop. adv.
Joseph Ashworth and family
left Tuesday for Mount View.
w. Va, for a visit with Mrs.
AshWorth $ relatives.
NJ. B. Mcnamara and wife of
Winslow, Ariz, are visiting q.
S.Burney' 5, Mrs Mcnamara be.
ing a sister of Mr.. Burney.
Two fine resident lots in Bur-
ney's Addition in Mansfield for
sale cheap. Address b. A. Tay'
lor, Huntley, Montana.-adv
Go to J. d. Reynolds; buv the
John Deere Mower and Rake,
the best made. at old time prices,
before they are all gone. ADV.
For Sale-1OO ton silo in Ma
comb, in good condition, bought
new two years ago. will sell for
$50 S. X. Hart, Macomb, Mo.
adv.
L G. Williams and family OF
Adrian are visiting here; they
are well pleased with their NV
home and r,port good crops in
Bates county.
"A. G.. Rag>dale of Columblt
was here this week on dairy
business, looking especially aftel
the Ayrshire Cattle Clubs, Free
Getting bring the president o
the Mansfield club.
Ira Westbrooll and Misses LIE
ona Hoover and Grace Craig were
elected delegates from the Mans
field M. E. Sunday scho, u to thu
county convention at Hartvill'
Monday and Tuesday.
| am now located and buyins
cream in w. Tarbutton's S place
| have a new and up to date out
tit and will appreciate your Civ
ing mo a trial with your cream
Believe can make you money
A p. Wilcox. adv.
G.. G. Freeman and wife, Clyd
Turner and wife, M. A. Free
man and wife, Mrs. Walter {
Coday, Carrollton Kerr, Misse
jewell Hoover, Maude Coday
amd Bess Inman visited Lh
Gasconade River Sunday.
O.L. Robinett and family hav
returned from their visit at 81
Louis, accompanied by Mrs
Robinett's mother, Mrs. L. N
Reece. Miss Mildred Freeman
who had been visiting relative
at Licking, also accompanie
them home.
F Among thosa who attende
, the Browns Cave picnic las
week were II. A Short, l. 7
and Oils Keeling. Frank Maye
r Orlie Piorson, Jake and Sal
Hoovor aud the Hugh Ca kl
family. Sam Hoover also bougl
four mules while on the trip.
Among those attending cou
at Houston this we k are t'O'.
o. Nied"r,W. a Glenn, Judge
y w. Hopper, NJ. l6ausrh, } Il. Ho
u 1
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23
MANY MIRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers

A.I.trlend was III Kansas ClJS
last week.
Jeff Rippee has returned from
Oklahoma.
P. w. Newton was in Joplin
last week.
A. T. Friend was in Hartville
yesterday.
Col. L o. Nieder was in Hart
vile Monday.
H. E. Frink of Hartville was
here Monday.
E. B Archer of Hartville was
here this week,
Miss Pauline Paul visited in
Ava last week.
Stephens was in Mountain
Grove last week.
Geo. Evans have moved here
from Springfield.
N. B. Persons spent Sunday
at John Carter's.
James Murrell is now staying
at Jake Howard's.
Mrs. D. W. Hoover visited IN
Seymour last week.
w. A. Glenn was here from
Seymour Saturday.
DR.. Waldo Camp of Seymour
was here this week.
Dr. j. B. Little of Norwood
was here yesterday.
d. D. Norcross of Macomb
were here this week.
DEL Loper of St. Louis was
here during the week.
Raymond Pierson has return
ed to Des Moines, Iowa.
E. A. Crippen is building an
addition to his residence
Mrs r. A. Alcorn visited Sey'
mour relatives this week.
]. e. Craig and Frank Smalley
were in Hartville Monday,
Siria Odle and wife of Cedar
Gap were here yesterday.
Miss Marian and Ogden Riley
we're in Norwood yesterday.
We sell Groceries; give us
trial-F.N.D Dyer Furniture Co. ad
Ben Morris visited George
Sanders at Roy during the week.
Rev. F. E Osborne of Noun
tain Grove was here Tuesday
For Sale "A good i year-old
Jersey cow M .ThirkieId. adv
Hon. Fred Stewart of Ava was
here Saturday enroute to Ken
lucky.
A M. Curtis of Hartville was
here yesterday en- route to Mtn'
Grove.
There were 81 present at a re
cent family reunion at the D.. M.
Pierson home.
D. o. Tillman's of Parsons,
Kas,. visited Paul Williams dur.
ing the week.
Mansfield's Sixth Annual Ag-
ricultural g. Stock Slow, Sept.
26 to 29.-adv.
A. It. Friend shipped a car OF
sheep to Greenfield and two to
Walnut Grove.
Prof. j. E. Pummill and wife
we're in Springfield and Winona
during the week.
Prot. E. j Pummill, wife and
baby have moved to the Mrs. b
J. Nichols property.
We have some new Administer
and Velvet Rups.-F. N. Dyer
Forniture Co. adv.
Prof. C. G. Cartons $ of Willow
Springs were guests of Pau
Williams this week.
J. M. Simcnck and r. kaze" o
Forsythe visited at the Georg'
Miller home Thursday.
Nv. Search, G. Vollenweider
Luther Fly and Charles White o
Seymour we're here Sunday.
Wanted-Wood choppers t
cut by the cord, will pay 81 pt
cord.-W N. Draper adv.
H. Claxton of Hartville wa
here last week having recent
returned firm Holtvillr, Calf.
We sell for cash but make it
YOUR interest when you buy; tt
us-F.N.Dvcr Furniture Co. a
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-08-23

Miss Lois Beach is quite sick.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
Den lntberiie airit.
Is anleoning al 400 aars 0asen
Tor Reiormntionen Den 81.
OCTOBER 1910

9eaar lea tpnfer paa ben III.
tberffe airfe, fommer jeg oite til
at tpnfe paa 9eabotb, Der life
pilOe i9lge jim 8ingnarO, og ionl
ioareoe oen nguoelige Song afab,
oa 6nn piloe febe Den: Set o9re
mig Iangtirn at iGlge mine 5eo.
res aro". Del bopoe p9ret bans
15pores 8ingaaro / mango Sl9gt
leo, ben oar gnaet / gro ira Ga
Der til Sgn neo igennem De fiji
tenoe Fiber, BET ifuloe ben blioe
beo meo. Spao pi bar arDet ira
pore 59ore, ifnl ri life iplge; men
boloe / Ggt og 9Gre. Oct oDreba.
reite, pi bar orpet ira Dor Score,
er life ct go6t Nopn og Rp8te ell.
Ter ioroiif @oos, men oct er Dor
meo oens rene bi6elIfe 2Pre.
8or oDrebare lutberife airfe er
Dor 8ingaarb, / ben gror Der man
ge iunoe og LATTICE Griier, / Den
ifal pi grope og gs6e, huge og be.
ifpre, for at Der fan gro Here, o9
for at ri fan efterlaoe Den | goo
Stono I'll bore gfterfommere. Get
bar bore 5pores 9irfe, og bet er
Dor egen. Oct par 5aoers og
Mo6ers' airfe - 8eo~itefn0ers og
geoitemooers 2irfe og iaale-
oes funoe Ri bIipe peo OBJ igennem
SlRgtleo igennem Here
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

isrgelig. 9srnene oofieoe op iom
aOn9et, fun0e boerten Iple eller
fenote intet til @uos Orb,
fOriemt / ale 9taaOer, oa oct par
SilfGloet ben Sang o9ioa enonn.
at boor ben f~dtolife airfe req
eneoploig, bolOer Den Solicit / baaoe
friitelig o. ~peroslig ltoioenbe0, ri
bebsoer bare at tpnfe pa Uterico
90 SDOamerifa / Dot e9el Ser.
Oensoel for ot ie 9fiempel poa oct
te. Slttber Iggte at bsOe paa oenne
Deangel peo at oprette Sfoler =
nnIptte SGrere, ifripe bans lille
% itore aotetismns. Sea tenfer
life, leg %ooeroriper, nnar ieg Tiger,
at 9lttbers lille aotbefismls er
Oen beoite Sfolebog, Ser er @Ifrenet,
ben logger en- 900 @runoDol0 bon.
0e Tor OplDsnln9, NrttenOom o9
MoraIitet I Barnet. en- @~rlmopolo,
Ser ienere fan bpg9es oioere paa.
Oct er ga oeino en- aen0ssernine,
at 5olfene / Be 0nn6e, 6nor Oen III.
.tberife airfe er 5olfets airfe, er
De melt oplpite / gerOen. @i fan
oerfor iiee, at ben lltt6erife airfe
iremmer aerli96eo til alt, 6pao
i oct friiteIige % borgerIige 2io,
lao os elife Sen % tiene Serren
j Den, bans Roon til 9ere, bans
.Gige til 6renmte. Si9Ie til 1relie.
Morcus, Sa., I Oftober 1911.
). See.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
~ReformatiUuens SnOfer lie
0aamarf.

9et 400 aars Minoe, ri Sen
llltberite airfe ieirer / aar, peger
ItiI6age til oen 81. Ofto6er (alIe.
6elgensOogsaiten) 1911, oa 9utber
IopiIog line beremte 90 8beies imoO
IAfla0en paa SlotsfirfeOgren / 8it.
eenberg, 1piflano, bpormeo MAJ
regner, at Aeiormationen toq lin
91pn0elie.
Men ri Carrie bsr life olene
Iglpoe os oper Geformationen, iom
|oen be9pnote / 6pifIano; pi bar
.Iiterit aoria9 til at glGoe oS oper,
lat ben o9iaa nooeoe iii port ,f9.
Iorelan6.
9feformatlonens S~Snoferelie Der
|fnloer n9rmeit Ianrnen nteO Sans
(auiens Siitorie, bporior ri i Sort
bc0 bill fortplle Sen.
@fterretninqerne ON 1oirie1S
llngoomslip err niifre; ban anita.
Iges al pare fsOt 1894 (altiao II
gar eiter Gitber) i S~anosbpen
girfen6e peo aerteminoe paa iSpen.
Sans 6orul0re par 9~sn0erioIf
Ioa DC faitot, at 8rengen baooe gooe
.@pner og 2plt til 9psning, latte
DC BAN i Ooenie Sfole. Der ifal
ban p9re bIepei1, inotil ban 1915
blen Sobannitermlnf | 4ntuorIfoo
.aloiter paa SiGIlonO. On iprifeI.
Zig 9eretning laoer BAN fomme ira
Ooenie til Slngelie Sfole 1907.
Men ban ifltI6e Iom andre pon
Der 5i6 til T~pIflnn6. 1916 blep
ban inSifrebet iom Stuoent oeo
llnioeriitetet / Roitocf. Gre anr
bIeb ban Mngiiter, % 1920
.boIot 1nn i~iIoioiiife 6oreIesnineer
.De6 llniueriitetet i &oitocf.
aaret efter timber ri BAN nniot
iom 9premeiter / GeoIo9i peo Uni.
Oeriitetet / asbenbaon, bpor ban
BOG fife bleo mere emo ct aars 9io,
ga ban / aaret 1922 meo llnoer.
itsttelie ira lit aloiter itu6erer Geo
logi pes llnioerIiteterne i 2stpen
og aelln.
Qnret 1923 began ban iig til
@ittenbera. bpor ban liot ooe ct
@ar bar BUFFERS IiGbsrer; men
ian falOte bans Brior, Gifil0 Sbom.
len, BAN pluoielig biem.
Oct ipnes, Tom man / @lOiteret
mootog Den %biemfomne IprOe Bro.
Der meO @lpOe, i6et man oenteoe /
tbnm at fno en- 0D9tig Striosmano
for Ben gamle Tro.
Wen fort efter lin Siemfomit
~preoifeoe ban S~f9rtors0ag og9ang-
ireoag / aloiterfirfen i afgiort re.
Ian6. De glaze 5or.
baa6nineer, man baOoe npret, tit
en- brat gn6e; oct iortelles en6og.
inn, at ban bleO fnitet | aloiterets
6angetnarn.
Sort eiter ifal ban pgre bleDen
ienot til Observation-Disclosures ! gi-
borg. Nen Ogiaa Der maatte ban
iiooe | aloiterets 5nngiel, ira bpis
8inoue ban ifnl bape pr9oifet for
De itoenfor forIamleoe gorgere. an'
Ore mener, at abbeOen | a~ntoorIfop
bam til 8iborg | ben Sonfe,
at Den for lin Sfarpiinoigbeo be-
rsmte grior Der, geoer Senien,
ifuloe formoa at oinoe ben bega'
oeoe Miinf tilbage til ben gamle
Gro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

beol De moatte jamie | Nsrfe noen
at funne finoe 8eien frem til BET
0oal, be bigeoe efter. % noen
bois Opnoaelie De life flitOe iinOe
9oile % 9pffe.
Nen @uo bsrte oeres Sufte.
2utber, Der ielo bar en- al oisie
erIigt ieeenOe SiGIe, fanOt 9ibe-
len, % bette 6iino tit ltrafs 6en
9~etDoning. at bans 2ios alirs onl-
Sans 5aoer piIoe, at ban
IfuIoe ititoere Surn, men mn beitem.
tie ban JIG for SeOIogien.
Og meo gibelen innot 9utber
0ienneifets oprin0elige aoeI og
|Soeol. Son ianot @tOs bellige 9op
og oens u~benbsrlige 6ororinger,
|o9 oermeo bar @eien til p%irfelig
al Spno og 6oroproeIie
funOen.
5or IIoor tog ban iat % Diloe
ime0etomme 2opens bellige % ret.
musIige Srao, Dan gift i aIoiter,
u~n6erfaiteoe iig itren9 A~fboloen9eo
log 8oosepelie oio., oio.
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for SUB.
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pao Stogen, ooerintte 9ibelen
paa 6oIfets Spro8, iaa 0ienig.
mano ieIo flnoe l9ie SUBS Orb.
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len timber 6ofle og Sdlig6eo. Oct
Ier Geformotionens itore
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life glemn1e, at &eformationen maa
fortettes Tor at peoIigeboloes.
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Ier ialoet ior, er Dor SiO life Tor.
lIfaanet Tor.
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ifet ieln ifal funne a oct og 10.
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oct Tor 0enne 6riitelie. Ogiaa ui
I2ntheranere er uoint Tor ben. @uo
bepure os for 3eligislitet uOen
5~onobeo!