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The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-30

loon got burned-you'd have about half a minute to get away in your parachute, wouldn't you?"
 "What of it?"
 "You couldn't both get away in the parachute? She'd croak, wouldn't she Croak up there in the burning balloon, and then down she'd come-phut- like a rocket"
 Say, what are you driving at?" de- maided Avery. rising to his feet and looking fixedly at Louie.
 Louie extracted a wallet from his pocket.
 Fifteen hundred, and the same aft erward," he said. Now, am I talk ing sense. Avery?"
 T guess SO" muttered the pilot, picking up the bills. "Sit down. One Lamp. Tell me what the meaning of the game is and just what you want me to do."
 At midnight Sebastian's telephone rang. Sebastian. who was breeding in his library. took down the receiver irritably. "wellr he demanded. '@This b your friend. Ons-Lamp Louis." answered the voice.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-30

Louie's eyes were open. And there was a look of recognition in them.
 Leontine had left the room. Sebas- tian and Louie looked at each other. Then Louie spoke.
 I know you, Sebastian Navarro" he said. You paid me to forge the paper which Jerry Carson was sup posed to have given you in return for that money you never lent him."
 Sebastian quivered, as if he were about to spring at Louie's throat.
 He could not know that the stun ming blow on the head had restored Louie's memory as it had been before he received the first blow from the falling beam at the cabaret fire.
 Louis Lamb rose to his feet and staggered toward him, pushing out weakly with his hands. "Lemme gol'' he said, looking at Sebastian sourly. ''Take your hands off me. You got no right to stop me-
 He pushed past him and encountered Leontine in the doorway. She tried to stop him, but Louie evaded her and passed into the hall. Leontine and Se- bastian, looking at each other, heard his numbering footsteps pass along the floor, heard the door open and close. Louie was gone. And still they looked into each others eyes.
 Did you hear what that fellow Said" Sebastian asked.
 Leontine nodded quietly. What did he mean? Who is he? I don't remember seeing him before He is lying, anyway"
 "I don't believe it." she returned.
 "Leontine," he said, "I guess we have made a mistake over our mar riage I was to blame. Will you agree to divorce me if I give you the op- portunity?"
 Leontine raised her head, and it was long time before she answered him.
 You shall have your divorce" she said, when you have confessed your crime and cleared Jerry Carson's name."
 
 "So you did recognize me this morn ing, eh?'
 One-Lamp Louie looked at Avery, Bob Hamilton's assistant, in astonish- ment.
 "I don't know what you mean" he answered. q never saw you this morn ing"
 What do you mean, One-Lampi Weren't you on these grounds this morning. and didn't I speak to you and didn't you tell me that you'd never seen me before?"
 'I dunno" said Louie weakly. q been sick. Somebody slugged me and picked my pocket. I can't remember much. I want to talk to you on bust ness, Avery"
 "I heard Mrs. Navarro saying that she was going up with your boss, Bof Hamilton"
 Maybe she is. Maybe she ain't What business is 1t of yours?
 Suppose Mir. Hamilton was taker sick. Wouldn't you go up with hel them?
 Maybe I would. Whyr
 And suppose there was an accident up aloft, what would happen?" per. sisted Louie. Suppose flare bomb was to be set of wrong and the bal
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-30

He bent toward her and kissed her. T hope you'll have pleasant trip" he said.
 Stand clear," shouted the pilot. Men were releasing all the ropes of the balloons simultaneously. The great gas spheres strained upward. 1 At that moment a man, hatless, coat less, and disheveled. came running out of the shed in which Hamilton's bal loon had been housed. He rushed up l to One-Lamp Louie and gibbered ex- | citedly, pointing to where the balloon was already shooting upward into the sky, Louie stared at him in consterna- ton.
 "Avery?" he yelled, above the din of the applauding multitude. "Who-who who's the man, your double, in the carr"
 Avery, shaking with excitement, an- I swered in Louie's ear: T don't know. I never saw him before. He came into my room an me, and tied me to the bedpost. I've only just worked free"
 Louie gripped his arm fiercely.
 You've busted everythingi" he screamed. You've cooked my goose and yours too. Gimme back that money!"
 Well, I guess not" answered Avery with a grin. Its all right, partner
 What dyer meanT
 ''The flare bombs hidden in the bas- ket of the car, and it's set to go off at halfpast eight o'clock this evening. Ain't that what you wanted. One Lamp?"
 Leontine felt no fear as the earth seemed to slip away beneath her. She leaned dreamily over the edge of the basket and watched the crowds grow smaller, until the black sea of heads beneath was only blur.
 She fell to watching her silent con- panion, who busted himself with his anemometer and hygrometer. Already, | under his guidance Avery's balloon had taken the lead, and the rest tapered off in struggling line, the last disap- bearing in the mists of the horizon.
 Slowly the sun dipped into the west. The fleet of balloons had vanished in the distance. They were high above the clouds now, floating in a trans parent medium of palest blue. The gorgeous dying orb dipped on the hori- Zon.
 | It disappeared in a veil of redden- ing clouds. These faded. The stars appeared. The moon shone, hard and brilliant, overhead. Night fell. Leontine was aware that her com panion was looking at her.
 Are you happier?" he asked gently.
 Two tears stole down Leontine's cheeks. She could not answer him. Again the thought of the mysterious Rayengar came to her. Who was this Ravengar7 And who was this Avery?
 Suddenly Leontine saw look of hor- TOT in her companions eyes. He was looking at the bottom of the car. Leon- tine perceived small wisp of smoke coiling up among the basket-work. Instantly the man had leaped for ward to where small fire extinguisher hung. He snatched 1t up, inverted it, and directed a steady stream from the nozzle upon the blaze. Leontine heard a sputtering sound. The smoke dis appeared, to reappear in half dozen other places. The whole bottom of the car was smoldering. and the fluid from the fire extinguisher seemed to have no effect upon 1t. unless to intensity the connagration.
 A uttle spurt of fre was seen. It seemed te leap into ltenes. It ran
 ske
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-07
MANCHESTER DEPOT

The remains of Mrs. +. T. Chandler
of West Springfield, Mass, will be
brought to Peru on Friday, June 9Th,
for burial.
The next regular meeting of Batten-
kill Valley Grange will be held We'd
nesday evening, June 18th. A full at
tendance is desired.
There will be a regular convocation
of Adoniram Chapter No. Is Royal
Arch Masons on this Thursday even
ing, at the usual time and place.
Mrs. F. H. Walker was in Sunder-
land Friday last to attend the funera
of her aunt, the late Miss Augusta
Bentley, who died at the home Of ia!
Bentley on Tuesday, May 10Th, cftel
lingering illness of Bright's disease
She was 72 years of age. The inter
ment was in the family plot in the
Sunderland cemetery.
DR.. J. Lyman Lovcjoy of this vii
lage, together with DR.. A. A. Cross Of
Williamstown, VI, a former Manches
ter boy, have been selected ac lienten
ants with DR.. William Stickncy's am
bulance company. This contingent
contains several from this vicinity, in
Guiding Arr Brownson Of Arlington
and w. w. Fahnestock, Perry Petite,
and F. F. Gilbert, Jr., of Dorset. Thi
organization will probably be the frs
Vermont contingent to see service IL
France.
Miss A. Trask of San Francisco
who is owner of the champion 81
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estrv Sunday evening at $50.

vestry Sunday evening at $3.50.
There were received into Membership
nj the communion service last Sunday
one by baptism, one by letter and one
by experience.
The Service Club will meet Friday
afternoon in the vestry.
Mrs. f. L. Wyman, Mrs. F. 0. Eddy,
Miss Mildred Reynolds and Rev. JOS
S. Brown were at North Remington
Saturday attending the annual meet
ing of the Bennington County G. b.
Convention. Mrs. Wyman delivered
an address at the afternoon session;
Backing up the Pastor"
At the annual convention OF the T.
f. Societies of Bennington County the
local society of the Baptist Church
won the banner.
Methodist Church Notes
The annual Children's Day exercis'
es of the Sunday school will be giver
Sunday morning, June 10th, at II
o'clock. This will of course take the
place of the regular Sunday schoo
session. There will be exercises by
the scholars and special music for th'
occasion will be rendered.
Sunday evening the members of oul
congregation are invited to the baccal'
aureate services of Burr and Burton
Seminary which will be held in the
Congregational Church at 8 O'Clock
Consequently the evening service a
our church will be omitted.
Wednesday evening at 1880 the MD
week prayer meeting.
At a meeting of the Sunday schoo
board which was held last Sunday, i
was decided to have the Sunday schoo
session in the future at II o'clock, i'm
mediately following the morning
church service, instead of at the earl
Ter hour at which we have been meet
| ing for the past few weeks. This WI
go into effect Sunday, June 18th. The
Sunday school session on that dat
viii be held at II o'clock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-07

Bernard Ben Barry, shown from San
Francisco TO New York AID bred by
the Alta Kennels, torme-l.' Of Toledo,
O., now OF Manchester Depot, is think
ing Of establishing an animal farm
on the same lines as the Alta Farms.
either in st. Bernard Dogs, Swiss
Milk Goats, or Silver Foxes, and came
all the way from California to get
lines on the most profitable OF these
animals The Alta Farms have just
received their permit from the U. 5.
Government to import a pure Saanen
buck from British West Indies. The
Alta Farm is the Botsford farm which
has been rented to Charles Bowman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-07

orrin A. Durgey, janitor at the
Brandon graded school, was given a
surprise May 31st when all the stu
dents and teachers Of the high school
and grades marched TO his home, sang
songs and presented him a purse OF
money. 1t was his 77th birthday an
niyersary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-07

Harry J. Lyons, Rutland motor
man, was run into and knocked down
by a Ford automobile owned and driy-
en- by N. Haddad Of that city as
jitney, az he was going from an cleo
trio car TO the sidewalk. The accident
happened Memorial Day. Mr.. Lyons
has two fractured ribs and bruises On
one leg and one arm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-07
CARD OF THANKS

DR.. Linwood M. Kelley wishes to
thank his many friends in Manchester
and Dorset for the many expressions
of sympathy and for the kindly assist
ance given during his recent bereave-
ment.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
Gn Sammenllntniny
meQem be to &irfeldm uno!

Balt. gooboIots 4rtifel: rgtogle
Sunter til OoerpeIelie". / 1Ounne-
pirte" 9tr. as er, %foretonmier Oct
mig, Den beoite og melt glGoelige
@rtifel, leg bar l9lt / uOonneoIr-
fe i lange 3ioer. artiflen bGrer
life BioneSbDro ON ct oarnt SIer-
telag for @lrOs &i9es Sng; men
Den er ioa beiilrOig % ~Forltaaenoe
%ifrepen, at Den fun fan oirfe / 600
2etning bill allie Sioer, rent bortlet
ira, 9uiltet Heiultat ben fsr eler
ienere mnatte fsre til.
Seq oar alto betragtet airfe.
ipnltnin9en beropre lom Ell ltor
lllpffe. 8i 8unIfe er / 6oroelen
ioa fou, at ri uiaieli9 fife bar
9iaao til at p6re oelte i ilere SeIre.
so minore ct &irfeIamfllno er, oes
rigere 9etingelie ior Den genlToige
9noirfniilg al oe forifellige Sn'
0iuiolaliteter. aenoetegtlet paa ldro
Omnelie er mtpiullonlt 1erlt o.
i%rennielt 9feipeft ior azores aloor'
Iiae Ooerbeoisning % 5~orltaaelle
af 6e forIfellige friitelige anIfliel'
iers for6olospiie 9erettigelie; ln9ell
GriIten bar giet til at iorlege at
iorpoate Snnobe6en for ut eget
8eOfomnienoe; men inno frlltelt9
0omnabeo bD0er at preoe poo at
iqtte Tia ino / azores JanfeganB
for ON miligt / 6oert 5aIo at noa
til at orftna Wteobrpore, ielp
ON man fife ! eet o. alt tan pGre
enig meo Dem.
9ur0e life ale lItberife ariltne
funne rnffe Sannoen no imco De
grg0re, ser fan iige: Seq oeo nllg
intet an0et til Saligbeo emo Den
forsfaiteoe % eenopitanone Serre
Seius ariitusl4 90 iaa for sortgt
inoremme itor 6ribeO ior GGnfnin.
aen ooer oahifelige tbeologiIte PrO'
bIener9 Ser gel6er 9inets Oro:
.San megen gnbeo, iom BribeO
fan taale, oe iaa megen 5ribeO, iorl
Gnbeoen fan tale"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

binonoen poa 8ei eiter %ailluttet
O1gOe, ier ri ifiltes, beieOc ri bore
anG i @~eigreften og lng6e Dor Sag
! 9errens 9na1O. Ofte oar ri o.
ioa i aon0en beroore / Gnlerifa,
og Den trl1fte 9~iosgerning bleu boa'
rem frem for Ranoens 3rone.
5 SUM QtaoneO 1891 reiite ieg
til Imerito. @rill 5an0e nogle ga
ger at orone, fsr ban flln6e reiIe,
ioa ban tom fsrit benimoo Sui
Ianune aar. 8i nlsotes 0n poa Grim.
Sem. % tiG6rngte to aar iammen
Der. Grill, me0 ben Dpperlige 0or'
oannelie fom inc | 06eologflaslen
nleO oct Inmne. S @iteraaret 1898
nlaatte ieg reile en- Cur til Dan.
mart % tom life tilbuge fpr / Slllt
1894; oo par Grill oroineret 20
oniut iom greit / ganfton, 60.
0ut. 5 Somnleren 1897 BAR ieg
Sfolelerer / @riaS Menigbeo /
Sanptor1, Nebr. Ger Dor life iaa
ltot oanoeligt &ere / 9antpton !
De Gage. Ger par mango NoOItan
oere, oct er ion0t. Grill Dar Dem
for 9aoro % paogooenoe. Qaen Der
bar ogIoa mango, og CT nlal8e
DAG / Dag, iom taffer @lt0 ior ben
Sielp, ban gan Dem gennem 80
flor Grill. Oct iamme par 8ilfGl0et
/ S~tdple5nrit, iom Grill betiette
iom 4niler. Sanlenge De Glore,
iom par nleo ben Gang, leper, uil
@rias S6ufommelle Ser bore en-
8~eliignelie. Si0en Oen 8i0 GAR DO
re 8eie ppret ifilte. Seq flnoe nof
meO0ele noget ira De an0re Steoer,
Grill bar a%rbeioet, ligele0es ira
bans Spg0onn, men an0re fan gore
set beore emo ieg. 9oo mig lutte
meS at citere nogle 9inier al Grill
iiOIte 9ren til mig; SITTER at bape
ifreoen ON, at nGite Sang nj me-
6es, bliper oct / @itos ocilige ga
raois, ifrioer Dan: oaure Senien,
boor er oct BOG eoOt at pere ct
freIit Menneife; olOrig bar Grange
liet O9ret ie0ere ior mig emo mi.
Seq er ioa gIo0, ie1 bar Seill
0aooe til at ifiule bele NIT 2tO."
@ato beliigne @lionumos @rillS
Weirr6e. Oct oil ban, tbi Den Get
f9roiges Sbufomnlelie er til Bel
ii9nelie. %. Sb. Senior
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

~ Sporfor life tage ct ferot
Oro al aanIe @runotpi9 meO:
.,yntat 9ano fan @lt0 peliigne
Iom 0en lille Elet I 3oro."
Ger 6po6eoe ban oanif Spro9
% 0onff6eo os bite oet iremmeoe
paa Deren, og oct priier ri BAN
for. agter at lr6tale os nrrme-
re / ct fgl9enoe 3lrnnter. Neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

moatte a%foties, og ON 6anSbieimet
ior llnge &oin0er, bpor IMAM / 5or.
aaret bap0e inooiet ct lille nys
9ienl, men o9ioa Der fne6 oct nte0
8Iaos. 6oreningen trengte meget
til Here Stem, men iaoneoe WeioIer
til 11optoelIer.
@eneroliefreter / g. S. Il. I.,
car6. Sesien, Gar6us afIngOe 8egn-
ifa6et, iom uobfite ct mirore Ober.
iflto, bpientlig foraorioget of ben
9o6e Seit I 1916 o9 Here gooe 9i-
Drag fra 6orenin9ens @em1er men
ban neo6elte, at 9giten 1917 6abSf
beret ooermna0e rinee.
&OrnorOninsen. SEQ SloQeIje
an1tsltltetreos ct ca. 1900 9orto.
memo fenOt pIigtige at betaGe til.
lalnalen ca. $4,000 Ser. ior Stte-ae.
bering al BET paaligneoe 9reotoru
al SOFTEN 1916.
5 SOI6af 4mtsituefreOs er
ca. $3.50 2auOmelpo tilpliatiaet of
Ibetale tiliamm1en ca. $4,000 Ser. for
5ffes9 eoering al oct paaligneoe
9rpoforn al SOFTEN 1916.
SITTER 9Da0 u2itii. aO." erfa.
rer, er / Ereitp Amt iult 2400
@anompn0 ten6t pIigtige til at be.
tale $4,000 Str. for S~fte-9eoeriue
,af oct ~poaligne0e 4oantum 8rso-
form al SOFTEN 1916. 5 &Sben6abns
qmt ifal Der betaleS t4,688 Ser.
ga. 2000 2anomeno / 5ora
,ant er ferpOt pligtige at betaIe 49,.
900 Ser. fOr 5fte7@eoering al oct
paaligneoe 9re0forn al S9iten 1917.
5 Wfaribo 4mts Itlefreo5 5ur
ca. 5000 @anoboere for Sffe.2eDe.
ring al 8rSoforn nloattet betole or.
Itatninger poa ialt 10000 Ser.
Poa 8rutO al Sufferroeoprfring
nil ell Del al 0isie 2anOm9no lene.
re fltlne faa 9elgbene tll6aqebetnIt
OpiigtsuGffenoe Nn9oloelie. Di.
RECTOR Tor @girnp 8e9eta6ilmnrgn.
rinefabrif &~ierfegaaro, er i'll. 06aa-
borg fSolfetb0." blepen anboIot e,
ter Qnmo0nin9 al @sbierg YoI1tl.
Oct oreier Jig efter 5~orlpoenoe ON
uloblig @fsport / ben Sio, 90 4ier.
fegaoro uar 0ireftsr for @sbferq
anoelsipineilogteri.>
Sitter bpa0 n6pns SociaIoemo-
frat" meooeler er lftbolOelien af 8t.
rettgr &~ierfegoaro ifet puo 6ordn.
%leoning al 8eitprelien for @sbierq
Observation-Disclosures, Ser far altneloi
bam Tor falff Snoberetning uit9aa.
eroe SlagterietS @fsport, boilfen
Snoberetning / Jim SiO meofsrte, ID
lSlagteriet n1aatte betale itore 30
Der og @rltatltinger. Oct ggreS 9Ras
oeroe, at &ierfe9aaro, efter at babe
iaoet Srtoberetltingerne attei teret at
Slogteriets 9prle9e, bar iafal'fe1
Dem.
aierfegaoro er ieut til Gsblere,
ibpor ban er blepen arrelteret.
Stor &rcatnr- Gealiiation. @oos-
eier 2apaet5, aulnnoborg, bar I'M
Der arigen lamlet en- megtig 9e.
Iietning, og iaa len9e life alle Saln.
Oe bar lutfeoe, gift set 10. Ween mn
fniber oct. 5 De iboite Tiger Gfrioes
Der 90. Dit bar 9r. 2aipaet5 ser.
for i'll. o&nl6. 5bl." iolgt 140 @ret.
tllrer, og / 6iSie Gage gaar 395tfr.
SAT- ifal 470 8reaturer iGlges o9f.
Set cr melt lllt0fopg og Epre, Der
gear, men ogioa en- Del Glore, fe.
6e 86er.
Orscl / SbnrO Strife. 5 d9lrs
airfe er Der iii. o9lanO. 9gbt.@
in0iat ct mt Orgel, iom bar foitet
1000 Ser. 0isie @enge er al DE
ni96e0en poa G6urs inoiamIet / fri.
oiIIige @ooer. Orgelet er Ieoeret al
0r9eGbpgger Serenien / 6orien8.
Str0scts SiOgrafteutre bar ino
ieltot ct N(n0ragen0e til Slr0enrlgs.
niniiteret ON Deportation, iaale0es
at De foor Sob til at oabne ira ON
Gf%termioOo9en 81. 3 I 5teoet Tor
ifra al. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
Sfnt cller 5or6uO. De opre 9ri-

ifriber Scr. 0gbI."
Folitfitationerne bar gennemgua-
efroe life maattet tage imoo mere
emo EN- omtrent en- 6emte0el al bet
.9(ntul beruie0e 8erioner, De ellers
6ur pleiet at 6aoe.
0eattelOtr o8 notlige Speftafler er
nel item opbgrt, og DE 6efen0te See
ner i Den offentlige Bolitiret meO
Soft, Der / 5ltl6ifab bar foripnoet
Jig ino6 Den ofientlige Or6en og
@eGanitpnoigbeo er bleoen en- bel
Si9l0en6eo.
Sra Jorbltos moOltanoernes SIDE
pleier oct at lp0e, at 5orbuo er
oirfnin98lgit og 0emoroIiiereuoe, FOR.
iOi 6olf oil omgaa 2ooen og ifnffe
Jig Ilfobol 40 en- eller ARDEN Sci
bpilfen attic fan Iooe iig gsre.
Won fortpIler foritn0erlige &iito-
rier ON, at Nlto6olforbri1get er
itaOig itigenoe / 0e forene6e Sta
ter, Ifent Der bIiOer Here og fGere
al Dem %terlagte, o. + D.
De Tilitan0e, 0e n1oprenoe 6or-
BOLD Der / 2anoet og inrGig i Seq
Ibenbopn Far Ifnbt, pioner life ON,
at Soft bar ilet ioa let beO at
ifaffe fig Snrrogater, iom set ital
Ibe6be Jig.
9cn mel e6ruelige Sllrtning no
ira Sc mrpprenoe 6orboIo tur0e
lppre 6en, at noor Spipihas7fat fan
pirfe ioo 9oot, nil 5or6lt0 Uirfe
enont be6re.
6or6ll0 nlao al to @ruroe fore
tr9ffeS Tor enboer onoen Soron-
itaItning bill 4lfobolismens 9efGm-
pelie, nenlli9 for set f6rite, iorOi
oct err oen melt Oirfnin9sfnloe, og
ior oct on0et, foroi oct er Den met
0emofrotiIfe 5oronitnltnin9. 6or-
bluoet Qbr nemlig in9en 6orifel
mellem 0en LATTICE Manos Snap5
og Den riqe Won0s 9ollr9ogtte og
Champagne. 9lle ANDRE 5%oranitalt-
ringer, mat bibtil bar foreIlaaet,
er life blot utilitrnffeli9e, men
ggr ogioo Ell ubilli9 5orIfel mellem
rige og fntti9e.
40 Mars Sieneite. Zen %. Of.
to6er 1877 blep Yrinotlprer /
.0ruger 4. 9lomber9 antaeet til
|at pirfe / oen more UtisiionS Eie.
neite. 4llereoe poa 4arSmsoet i
Oct islgenoe 9lar bleo ban fnit an
lot iom Snore- M%eisiion9r og ops
|gnp 2ererpirfiombeoen
Som Snore-@isiionrr er g.
|9lomberg blepen fett0t oper bele
|2anoet; men 90 bans 9taon ganlfe
|IerIig / Den longe aorreffe bar
opret fllpttet til 9srneglr0Stienei item,
mao oct Dog incomes, at ban ollie
reoe Den %. 6ebruar 1874 bolot
|SsnoagSifole ferite @oll9, og at
oct olli9eoel fsrIt bar paa Cont
mernreoet / @arblis 1894, at so.
|ueon1usien al bans Si0 og argfter
|blep beila9loot ior arbeioet / o9
for 8erneguostieneite og oens
/ Menig6eoen.
&eiieIefretnr og aonilllent ior
9srneiogen blep =. 9lomberg Den
l.. Sunni 1908.
SSeprigt er Der ingen @ruhO til
|at Ifrioe Sllbilarens Siitorie, tbi
|ifgnt 40 9(or unG9telig / De aller-
|fleIte 5ilieloe er ct langt afinit /
EN- Mon0s NrbeioStto, bar 6enne
ar6eioer / SerrenS &ingouro faaet
|9oo til at bepnre iaa n1egen ling
|6omsfroft, at ser utpipliomt en0mt
maa ppre 6on Ell lnnQ &irfetio be-
Ifoaret. 9oooe meo Wtun6 og Ben
er ban enonu / 9eii0oeIie al bele i'm
araft. @1eo &enipn til 9ennen fam
'en6oer oberbepiie iig berom oeo at
.GnIc Sc fortrinIige 9iOrng til
2sm6res 0fisIion"s annoler, ban gi'
per / Snorel OfiSIions 2ahmanaf.
Ser. 09bl"
9auif SpmanS Omfpmmcn. SiI.
Sn66eretnin9 ira set f9l. General
.fonIuIat / 2onoon er en- me0 9nmp-
.Ifi6et vqnfoffa" al Qonoon forbp-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

belt og flllot 5. g. @rllnOtOigS
|Oro:
uOg nuar 0i Hippo 0a oct 5proe,
BAN talte
til os, Den Sang ri opbtes meO
bans 0oab,
oct Sprog, Der 9arne6iertet iSot
buiualte,
oct Spro9, Der @inger gap bort
llngoonlsbao6,
Oa ipnOe ri moo bonn, Den itore
Mteiter,
|oa Ell oort 6olf ban BRUCE fan lom
Ser,
oct lDnfer ion ltbrugelige Heiter
II 6olfeeloens Opb, for Ell at oages
mer.
Obi Solicit 1oen Sprog er lom en-
&arpe,
bots Stren9e BRAT. -.
3, bUilfen 8olteipnO, fit Sprog at
pragel
9eroeO Jig Solicit tager ieIu al
0ugel"*)
Der er ct on0et pi9tigt Spergs-
maal, bOor oct gpIoer ON at font
me till 5oritaoelie; ieg tenfer pao
alt, 6oa0 Der oeorsrer Weller M
t ingene (2l0ioioro) DC bill nlle
IOnge iaa Den ltsrite 9etp0ning /
Oct praftiite 9ip. Ser nlaa ri unoe
Iboeranore 6ribeo til boer paa i'm
isis OF TiuOe De beoite OporngelieS-
metooer oDerior Den opoofien0e
ISlngt. Ger nil allie Ooge blioe for
1felligt Syn poo 8etineligbe0en
Ini d6Iollttte 5orbl1o; mango bil me-
ne, at Der er De Cling, Iom fun 81
net Ielu fan lore %l1n90ommen, og
ior SonobeOen al oct gart-
lie Oro: y5or6uOen 5ritgt lmager
beOit!" (Sea laoer / Oenne 5orbin-
0el1e oct abloIut ipn0i8e iom t.
|@fs. offentlrg 0ons og uif6n.
~Iltlroeli9 Cans noe al getrogtning.)
Seq for NIT @eofomnenoe fan
gatTfe unoerlfripe, Ibpa0 ben be
fenote qrlln0tpigife Brelt 81. g.
8iborg, / lin Tto ltotnlte: r9ige-
|iaa Itot iom en- forltonoig arnten
|oil negte nogen troenoe 8riiten-
naoil, foroi ban enomu Dor 2pit til
|ili9e Sin9 (tbi / iig lielo er De life
|ipnbige, De blioer FIN Ip1toige peo
Odisbru9), lige ioa Iiot mao nogen
Iariiten forboorte Den, Der for lit
aoitoeliqe arbeioes Sfnlo life bar
Ti6 at ipiloe pou Oons og Sort
Santti0D nreO, at ieg opbt isler
|S~anobeoen al 2utbers Oro: Dams
bonn 9srn, og ieg oonier meol"
fan ieg life aroet eno atotole min
6orogt og @ru ooerlor megen
peroslig 2pitigbeo og iteienoe Blanf,
|iom ofte isger at inige ii9 mo ielo
iblanot llilge ira gooe Stem; fife
minoit D .oen oonife Strife" trGn-
lger l%lngbommen til en- aloorlig
8ornoninq om life at ,orage / uli-
lac 9lag meo De oantro" o9 til at 1e
pel til, at oct er inopiet @rnno, ben
If9roes pao, og ieg mener, at netop
Toe, Der 2 600 6oritano fan lige:
,Sntet ~menneIfeligt er mig irem-
me6l" bar De beoite 8etingelier for
at ltotale oenne Sormo1ing.
81 Sllttlting snifer leg, at en-
I9oer, JON lGier oisie 9inier, pil
'tro nria, mar ie9 Tiger, at oen
Iaritif, Iom leiligbeosois Der er NO.
talt, life er 5rileten al ct oernme-
mat Sino men er ct lloilog al oir'
felie a~erligbe0 til genner / begge
airfeIamiltn6 90 fprit og fremmelt
ct 6orIsg poa otter beoite Operbe.
lnislrina at tiene Sen Serre, iom bar
gioet os oonff @eni9be0slio iom
port onrelte %aanoeli9e Gle. 0en
ferite 9etingelie ior ct mlIigt frigt
brinqenoe 5omorbeioe / 5remtioen
maa 10 pore en- illGOtuO uaben %
Grlig ll0talen fig aeniibia ooerior
bDeron0re.
moo44a M,rA Son / lin 11an0e fgre