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Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31

Henry Ramstetter is at work on a
contract awarded him by the county
to rebuild a part Of
the wagon road in Golden Gate canon
to eliminate the steep grade at Guy
hill He Is building one mile Of road
west from a point near his home, an
expects to have It completed in Sep
tember. The new read will be SIX
teen feet wide, except In two places
where 1t will be twelve feet wide.
Three hundred feet OF the new road
Will be on an eight per cent grade
and the remainder from three to Six
per cent. The old road over the hill
has grade OF nineteen per cent in
two places. This improvement will
give the people Of Gilpin county a
direct and easily travelled read iuto
Golden.-Golden Globe.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31
PERSONAL MENTION BLACK HAWK NEWS|

Oscar Rundquist left yesterday for
New Mexico to go to work.
The school board has reappointed
Mrs. Cana Fulton, principal, and
Miss Eva Screnscn, primary teacher.
Miss Amelia Nordlein was reappcint-
ed to teach the -meadiate grades
but declined and this position is yet
to be filled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Fritz and
SON, Vivian, went to Denver Monday
Mrs. Fritz would take no chances on
storms and returned on the train, but
Mr.. Fritz and Vivian brought up a
new Chevrolet car.
School closes next Wednesday with
appropriate exercises in the evening.
Decoration day was observed in
Black Hawk yesterday. The places
OF bust ness closed and everyone who
remained in town took a rest.
john Stroehle drove to Nederland
Tuesday in his car. He is expected
home today if he isn't showed in.
Mrs. A. M. Fairehild and Mrs. G.
E. Fritz entertained the Four C's. at
Fritz ha0l Saturday evening.
Matt Cassagranda went to Denver
this morning to attend the funeral of
his brotherin-law, Chas. Serafin.
While in Denver this week, Vivian
Fritz took the examination for the
navy and was little light accord
ing to his heighth.
c. j. Nordlein who had been spend
ing a week with his daughter in Den
ver returned home Saturday MORN
ing.
Mrs. H. Hartman returned Friday
from visit with her sister in Wheat
ridge.
Mrs. Prouse came UP from Little
ton Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Margaret Oates.
Mrs. Peter LOSS was up from Den
yer fer Decoration day.
Mrs. Amos Kearns and daughter,
Mary, went to Denver yesterday to
visit Mr.. Kearns.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31

(this was another name that came out
over dinner) had to light Jacks for
him. She sat on the arm OF his
chair, and struck the match on the sole
Of her slipper. Also she had just
little puff-a puff and giggle. Also
she asked me If I didn't think her a
naughty girl?" Tut, tut! IN
She called Jack "Yum-yum any
then, evidently forgetful of my pres
ence, she commenced to play with his
hair, and once-yes, was not mis-
taken-she kissed the top of his head.
had noticed some time ago that he
was going prematurely bald. Now
1 know the cause Of it. His features,
by the way, showed the SNUG, self
satisfied expression of the man who
receives daily surfeit Of kisses and
adulation.
Just as I was guessing what the
thoughtful look on her infantilelike
face meant. she gave me the cue.
II had letter from my sister Poppy
yesterday, Mr.. Green" she babbled.
"She was asking after you. Don't you
feel complimented?"
A cold shiver ran down my spine,
but managed to humble a word or
two.
"You remember herr" she persist
ed, with all woman's tactlessness in
pursuing a subject distasteful to the
person addressed.
"Of course he does," Jack chimed
in, grinning clownishly. II had my
eye on him at the wedding"
"She's coming to stay with me-"
the 'chickabiddy" went on. II hope
you'll come over and see us then. You
must come on Sunday to tea"
Good heavens! What a request.
Tea on Sunday! The day 1 like
to reserve for four-ball match on
my favorite course The creature little
knew what she was asking!
Having started on Poppy, she found
the theme inexhaustible. Apparent
ly the world did not hold another
treasure like Poppy. Poppy was SO
good-tempered. Poppy was such a
cook. Poppy was-oh dear, my brain
reeled with Poppy.
A fortnight later found the follow
ing note on my breakfast table:
"Dove's Nest, 23d January, 1916.
"Dear Mr.. Green: My sister Poppy
has arrived and we would be delight
ed If you would come to tea next Sun
day. Be sure to come early. Yours
Sincerely, Florrie Bell"
"P. S.-Poppy hopes you haven't
forgotten her."
That settled 1t. may as well ad-
NIT that this note carried more weight
with me than all the recruiting posters
I had ever read.
At any rate, one is safe from this
sort Of thing in the trenches.-J. w.
Mayall in Grit.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31

Today is the 31st day OF May. 1917.
and at present writing the snow Is
falling in this mountain fastness at
the rate Of three inches per hour. We
make this paragraph record, that 1t
may go down into Colorado's history
as the year without spring. "Mein.
self and Gott" have transformed many
OF the original laws Of nature. among
them being the seasons, that are now
composed Of only two, six months Of
late in the fall and the balance win
ter.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
POPULAR SCIENCE

Malaria is much less widely
prevalent in the United States
now than formerly.
They are making very good
sauerkraut in Germany out Of
white turnips, instead Of cab
bage.
Consumption Of aluminium in
the United States in 1915 is es-
timated at over 121,OOO,OOO
pounds.
Steps are being taken to e.
tablish a plant in Columbia, 8.
o. which will manufacture
starch from sweet potatoes.
Material for making good pa.
per. 1t is said, can be produced
from refuse hops that have hith.
erto been thrown away in brew
cries.
b D 4 q q a q A A a a a
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31
moLvsoeNI1E ORE BOUGHT

Send samples. full details. Highest
price for early shipments, even If
small. More valuable than tungsten.
S. w. Shattuck, 4110 Julian St., Den
YER, Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31

General Joffre and his co-delegates
nave safely LANDED in a French har-
Dor. after several weeks spent In the
United States.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-31

bling in a way that beat Tennyson's
brook into fits. "Was sure shouldn't
mind II the dinner wasn't quite what
1t should be7" $50 good Of me to give
up my club for them" afraid must
find 1t very dulr'-and lots more Of
that kind Of poppycock.
The dinner showed me that It was
distinct misfortune to be the first
friend they had entertained in this
manner. OF the dishes 1t will be kind
er to say nothing. Jack made dis
NAL attempt to carry the affair Off with
string Of idiotic Jokes, causing his
"chickabiddy wee one" to appeal to
me II didn't think him silly boy :?
In the interludes between the acts
she manufactured bread pellets to
throw at him. He retaliated in like
fashion. The exhibition showed me
to what depths of folly the newly mar
ried can sink
With every dish came profuse apollo
gies from the amateur cook. Certainly
these apologies were necessary. Most
Of the food was simply uneatable, and
found the biscuits and cheese the
most wholesome fare.
The nauseous repast being over,
We made move to the "den" for coffee
and cigarettes. OF course. Mousie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-15

baret list tilfeloige. 8rofesiorens
.SSoeal bar ct Sprlparsforbnno, Ell.
.poerit intim Sampirfen, iom bon
|ititiereoe / itore Srpf. 9g / Or
beioet for 6enne 8lans @iennemfe=
relie fanot ban til fin @lGoe Den
llngoom FORFEIT.
Nrofesior Morgenitiernes Orb
lpo unegtelig 1om BET ifjpnne1te
gpentpr, 9an er begejltret for fin
|Sanfe. SO set er en- flor Sorneielie
at ie en- birfeltg begejitret Mano.
Men for Ell nggtern 8etragtning
ipntes set, iom @rofesioren ielb
lmoertioen fal0t for ben Sriitelie,,
ban aobarebe imob | 8egDnoelien
|af Goreoraget, nemlig at flppe for
brit til 8ejrs % mite @runbea
timber S%go6crne. @ab6e Ser pRret
Disfusiion, piloe ban ogiaa bape
faaet bette at bloc.
slftenen pqr giort meget feitlig,
ioet &ongen bar annrobet ON at
fomme til 6teoe, og &ongen tom.
San n6talte, at neit @orberfe
fltnoe hi taffe bDgtigt a%rbejoenoe
&rafter / 9amfnn6et, iom ban bap=
Sc peo fin SIDE, for, at 5tutsitibet
11n0er 6enne &rig bap6e funnel fo<
res laa trDgt. SON bap0e ofte | Dis
lie Mar, | bpilfe ~ieg tim ipo1tant
Dar funnel fomme berop / Stu0en=
terforeningen" tenft ODER, bpor gu1r.
lfe m1oerlebes Muti6ens unge Me1l=
neifer bar nnoerlagt ct Hres al 0e
itore 8egipcnbe6er, uiom hi life, oa
ri Dnr 111gc", moatte li6e nnDer.
Wen ban bar iiffer pao, at Sc l1ngc.
biloe f9mpe for Sc famine Soealer
MI, lom tioligere Si6ers l1ngoon;.
boboc bDgget 6eres 2ip op pno.
Store Spgober berte6e Donmorfs
ung0onl, % Noneen .en6te meo at
uotrptte @oobet ON, st Sen oanifc
5tl,ocnts Sriifbe6 og Mrbejospiljc
llof iful0e Itan fin @rppe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-15
&Gffelies mpber beo Eronteu.

~Sbe Gbriitian" me6oeler, at @ip=
IL Smitb, Ben befjen6te gpongeli1t,
Der | ct balbt @ar far bo!!ot Meoer
peo oen engelife 6ront / 6rontrig,
~fortalte ONT fine 0plebelier be6 ct
Spnoagsm poe i 2onoon for Ell Ei6
ii0en.
&an iagoe bl. a. / Sglge vGbe.
Gbrti tion"> at ingen 8pgning Der
oore baooe berct flor nof til at r,tnt=
ME oen Weng6e, ser pn1feoe at 6el=
tage / Mp6erne. 6ol6aterne oer116e
bar cn6nu mere begnrlige efter at
bpre Sroet en0 Soft bjemme. Sc
lang mango al Solmerne Ioale6eS,
at Sroene if en- .11p og oDbere Be-
tpo1ing for bum. Set bar inqen
Sag at beoe iammen rne6 0em og
TOR DEM. Seq tror, log0e bon, at
oeriom England blot baboc bobt
Moo NOT til bet at forage Sc lter=
fe 9riffe> piloe @rigen forlengft
pnret forbt.
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Soften / 9amntarf 1916.

Sen enbelige Spgiprelie CT mi
fremfommet fra 5tati1tiif Departc=
ment. Mf SEN fore1iggenoe Spltbe=
refining bill olle fr1nne 1e, bpor ponz
ifelig M6miniltrationen al buaoe
Slug og &nrtofler bar Deret, foroi
ser. blep bgitet for liot al Dem.
Mf Slug .belteoes Ser fnapt t.
Grebjeoele al @jennemlnittet for 81
fem foregoaen6e Mar. 0g &artoffel=
oblen bar %betD0elig UNDER set nor
male. Naar BERTH f6ies, at ct be-
tpoeligt Mntal T6n6er &artofler Ell
poelagt at 6rolt % Spgoom, I'll
man forItoo, at Ser berifer Ell fp!e=
Zig Wangel paa 5piiefartofler mi.
|Ebi Sc nl1perenoe 8ebol6minger ct
neppe lt6rre> en6 Sc lige netop fan
laa til iom M 16196.
S9ltu0bDttet ellerS bar ppret no
ge11lnnbe: S96ofgrp6ernes &nrne
n6bDtte bar ca. 8 pGt. UNDER @ien=
nemlnittet. No6frugterne bar gibei
ca. 5 pGt. UNDER @iennem1nittet
S6bgiten bar noget oper Mi66el
Solml16bDttet bar praftiif talt Mi0=
BEL.
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Murife Sngeniprer.

Gn Ngffe norife Sngeniprer bor
paa forifjellige Moooer 11on1prfet
fig ber / 2an6et.
@oolmortb= 8pgningen Scene
Dorf, Ser er en al @eroens bpieIte
8pgninger> er opf9rt al @11nbolo
MlS fra @angelun0 % Scarf Ber!!c
fra 5re0erifsbalo, ser nil oriber
ltpr Sngeniprforretning / Seem Dorf.
Hus bar / fin Sis Sc Soreneoe Sta
tiers Sinansmimiiteriums Speringe-
MGR, Ser / Sen 5tilling og ienerc
%efterbaan0en bapbe bobt oper Sum
oreoe norife Sngeni9rer / fin Sic
neIte.
Sen beramte equitable 8pgnil1g
/ Seem Dorf er bpgget al Soocbim
Bieber / Chicago. San bar en- al
Sberingeni6rerne for @er6ensuoltiI-
lingen / Chicago. Olaf Soft
Der I mango 9lor boe6e Minneapo=
liz, er MI EN- at Seem Oorfs melt
onerfjenote Sngeni6rer. San bpgge=
De Dem Itore Iunnel UNDER @arlemt
Slooen ~ ct Mrbeioe, Der foitebe 4
Wfillioner Dollars. - On al Sc le-
oe11oe Shgenigrer peo Bpgningeu al
Eunnellerne UNDER go1t &iber, Seem
Dorf, bar Sans St. Socoblen.
C5fonoinopen").
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Set bar bn go0t 2opel1 fom. SCI

S9 Vet Dar % gp0t SoDe11 toni. Ser
bar 8irfeligbeoen i11gen Eio at
giDe bort. Sbno pilbe set nDtte, ON ON
man ON ct 3ar g(ar bnb6e facet
Ben met l16merfebe Moturfreo=
ningslop, bbis Der til ben Sis life
mere bapoe DRret nogel1 Matl1r at
fre0e, / set minoite life / MoroDp!!
lanb? @n min0re go6 Sob, Ser font
mer, mar Ser er 8rug for Ben, ct
IbeOre ems en- ldngt beore Sob, Iom
.inotraffer for TENT.
ga1 bar Offentligbeoen Ga / alt
Sab facet ct 8aaben til at foribare
fig, faa at BEN bar nogenlunbe IT'S
egt til at f1nne boloe Stillingen
oberfor 6e ita6ig mere % mere paa=
gaaen6e &igm91r6, ser ofipprrer
.Sfob og Marf og Gtrano.
.Yol." ifriber:
81 fer 10 / iao mango @enIeenoer
oenne CONNER / We6e mes 8efpm=
ring. Sg Ri man 81. a. pere forbc=
reot paa> at Sril11ftslipet / bpi GRAB
bill blipe inoifrenfet / Mor, foroi
Dumpere og Motorbaabe, SSernba1ler
% Spprpogne t11er mes at ipigte.
Sen ltore 8efolfning mao for
laa blot DEN life er cpflenoe - gje=
re Jig fortrolig me6 Eanfen ON at
blibe ber | 8ben. Men Ser fommcr
jc NOT en- CONNER efter 6erne, bpor
De itore 8pers Sn0bpggere bill igge
geoerfppgelfe og Spile / Sen fri
gfotnr beo "Opens 8reo og / 5fo=
bens &ipligbeb. &i bpr life for 9ie=
bliffetS mango 8efpmringer CLIENT
Sremtioen> men ierge for, at
BET life biier fig, naor Sc nor1nale
Torbol0 EN- Gang penoer tilbuge, at
belle Sen sij9llan6ife Maturs @fian=
be0 | Mellemtioen er blebet uiqie1.=
fol6elig boan6lagt og f!apiuleret til
Soroel for ct ringe Mntal &tgmpn6
bobeo5agelig al M 9oto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-15
Misiiom blanot @olbaterne

Sen l1tberlfe Geuesfomite / &bi=
looelpbia bar uolen6t f%plgenbe: s
Den 9enitgt> at &irfen moa blipe /
5tan0 til at tiene bore lt11ge Men0,
TOM mi fin0es / @eren og 6loooen,
og Set ltore Mntal, 1om mart bill
pgre | 9belleslejrene, bor sen 1T
tberife SpEesfomite uonpbnt en- 1pe:
cicl &pmite til at impoefomme fore
fomn1enoe 8ebop. DenS Me0Iemmer
er. DrS, 6. S. 4eeper, Sobn @eio=
lep, George Boomers, g. s.. Dom
BLAZER og &eD. &oporo 6. @npoer.
Der gjpres l16fait til Bette Mrbej6es
ipitematiife l1oferelie. Dette omfat=
ter Wfaaoer og Wi6ler, bborDeo &e=
gjeringen fan bjplpes til at fire
fig &opellaner for Scr og Sloq6e,
Nolg al pas iel16e 2itterotnr og prof
tiife Ninf til &relter, Menigbe6er
og Soreninger. Mebens &omiteen
n%oarbeioer fine &laner, for!ooer Sc
ntge M9no beres Stem. Mf sen
.,@rnno benitiller hi f9lgenoe for(Ei=
Den: On Mfifeosguostjeneite mes
Dem, Der forla6er @jemmet; at ser
gibes oem ct 2omme-Geitomente; at
Der meogibes 6em ct M1tbefalings=
breb fra .0eres Eait. til &apellonen /;
at Der ifripes bpppigt til Sem fra
Sjemmet % al 6eres perlonlige 8en=
11er; at Der me0gipes bem Soripning
lat 2aieitof. 8rRiter og Menigbeoer
i NGrbeoen al 2eirene bpr bite fer
Zig S11teresie for Sc in0falote rtnge
Menb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-15
rc Senieenber baurbeIte % panlte=
|liglte 0illter, nogen Muno tan min
beS.
Wtamgel.
,Tiuanstiben0e" ifriper:

'..p 'If.-. H--Il. ". te
Maar man Ter oe / MDiIerne Of
fentliggiorte Sitter oper anfom
|sfibc % bercs 2%ooninger, fnno'
man foa Sen 9pfattelie, at Den en-
qel1fc 8lofaoc % Sen tpife Sp9r
rinq intet bctpo. Set gaar meo ots1'
Glitter ion, meb 8ntifSpinonerne
@ipbcnhapr1. Sc gipcr SS1totrpf at
at 2onbet bugner meb 8arer, % q
hi logtens fan boise r1o til LITE sS1t
Ii, til bpilfcn Sag en- fpnlt 9oc1al
ocmofrot bor lobet % Seroenstreo
6oftiit CT bette Snotrpf al Tel
for1puetbco fcrfiert. Set lnarer II
Sen ,,pin0om o%res1ing", oe LONDON
1fc Bonfer plejer at foretoge ber
Moanebsopgjerelierne, bppr pet gel:
Ser ON at cnpere Nl1blifum mel
1tpre &as1ebeboloninger. sSafttlt taal
pf fun biem $40 psf. at bet 91ll
"a aofcs, hi ifnl BRUCE, % en- grpt=
sci of Sc ganife ul1nobGrlige SOBER
ltoffer. Saftiif er @!!ofaoen oa
9perringen iaa effeftip, lom man
life / fine melt pesiimiltilfe 9lebllt=
fe bar nillet trio muligt. Spr bber
Sag, Ser goor, lipper. loa Den enc,
laa oen al1ben @are op, % oct CT
fun ct @pprgsmaal ont Tiger, moor
8efolfningen bill ltao operfor olpor=
lige Mfiopn, fun ct Spprgsmaal
ON Maaneocr. 11aar bore Sernba11er
boloer op me0 at fjere.
8roblemet 6reo er en- 2pgtemono,
hi life bnroe lobe % bl9noe al.
6elp om ser bliper 6reb in0et l.
SsSr,li, tq!er @on6ipnligbe0en for, at
Moone6er bil goa, in6en ri faar
bore Silfgr1ler / normal @enge oQ
bore 2ogre fplote igien. Ser oripes
5trl1olepolitif, naar man iffe glpt
fla set flort, og naor man fife grit
ber til Sc ollerfraftigIte Toran1tolt=
Ringer for at forbale 6orbleonit1=
ocn set lgnq1t mtlige.
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Sn6 m6.
Sra Donn1orf ifripes:

Set er meo' life ringe Oberro ifel.
ie, at III berbjen1me bor b9rt Sc
fra amerifanif SIDE fremlatte Srl1s-
Ter ont at ltan0ie SEN omerifanife
l16fgr1el til 6e ne11trale 2a116e, Ser
ibla110t 0anmarf. Motiberingen er.
at hi %efsportcrer @arer11e til Gp1f=
lon6. @bis bette bar Silfpl6et,
maatte man betegne set lom en- 8e=
ipnoerltgbe6, at Spiferne gjpr, bba1
be Tan, for at torpebere Sc 5ftbs-
1a6ninger, Ser olt1aa er be1temt for
benz! Nei San6be0e1 CT, at bort
lille 2an6 life fan beltoa> 11oen at
Ri faar bis1e Silf6rsler 11oefra -
1erlig &ul, Hetroler1m> 6o6erItof=
fer og &De6e ~ og lpffes set %
at faa 6isie @orer ino / 2onoet,
ifal ri nof / egen Srteresie iprgc
for, at Sc life fommer 11o igjen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-15
Torbolbene / Nprbilespio.

Hoen Sbipl bar fpr 8eroensfri~
gen NoroTespig Sen Sci al set tp1fe
H1ge> bbor Der bar SEN ftprlte 0per-
tloo poo 2epne6smioler. &borleoe5
Sorboloene mi er> Tan ies al fel=
qenoe &orreiponbonce fra Mober1roo
til ~6lensburger Nocbricbten".
Sc fleite @usboloninger ber bor
ollereoe fra Mptaor of life bopt
&ortofler, bborfor Ne0ipttel1en al
Srporatlo11erne bliber fplt mege1
bittert. Sra 9prigbe6ens SIDE bol
man pGret troblt 116e efter &ur=
tofler, men Mabenroa maa forelebig
tr9oe til SIDE for lt9rre &reoIe /
Branoenb11rg, Ser fprlt lfol forlpnes
Set be06er fig at ser er &urtofle&
%1moerbejs, men Sc &pgter bar alle.
reoe gaaet Maaneoer igiennem. 90
one onore 2ebneosmioler, gfu0ler,
@rpn pip.> fun bltper 11oleberet
meget ringe Mengoer og ma11 olle.
rcoe mi mao lfrelle meget bort al
Noerne> pil man itrabe fen til, al
man yer fan beboloe SEN 8rpora=
ton mon biotil bar bopt, inotil
Der fommer &artofler, og loa mt
ligt ifaffe gr1tatning / anore 2ep=
ne6smi6Ipr.
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De mig alt over og fplte mig .saa
'syg til Iider, at jeg like Wide tale
med nogen SON helst. Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound OF
Liver Pills tilbagegav mig NIT Hell
bred og jeg qnsker at take Dem
tor, hvad godt de har gjort mig.
Jeg har havt temmelig meget Syg-
dom og PLACE, men Diet har like
skadet init ungdommelige Udseende.
Mine Venner siger: "Hvorfor ser
De saa ung og rask ud?" Jeg skyl-
der Lydia 2. Pinkham Lagemidler-
ne Diet hele." - Mrs. Robt. Stobiez,
Sage Avenue, Washington Park, III.
Hvis De har nogle Symptomer,
ON hvllke De @nsker at vide Be-
sked, skriv til Lydia E. <Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, efter
nyttlge Rad, der gives frit.
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Gm nb Gfanbinabisme?

Sen nor tie Brofes1o or 8re6o Mor=
senitierne tulte /, Sglge u@olitifen"
for fort Si6 1i6en i 5tn6enterfore=
ningen ON en- nh 5fonoinabisme.
NrofeSiorenS Sore6rag bar e
tort og begeiitret Sn6l9g fcc en-
Sammenilutning mellem oe ifonoi=
naoiife Solf. San qobareoe mos
Sortioens 5fan6inobismeS .marg-
lenoe &eolianS og iag6e, at set, 81
mi iful6e in6 pao, bar Ell @irfeIig:
%beoSpolitif til @abn for Sc tire 2an=
|6e .@anifeligbe6erne peo at gielt:
nemfgre ben bar ban 1elbfelgeliq
lite blind for. &bor ipart bil6e Sci
4. @fs. life bore at fin6e Sen rette
29sning paa, bborlebes Sc tire for
ifiellige 2anoes4 S%n6flpoelie (ful6e
foroe1es. SDerrig Nffur6e 10 iaaleoes
|paa @run6 al lin 6olfemangoe fre-
be en- Snoflpbelfe, ser ipareoe til
9anmarfs % Morges tilfatnr1el1.
Wten en- faaoan v~Brgiier=gtilling"
TOR SDerrig biloe man lite pare BE-
gejitret for Morge, % / Danmorll
.antagefg beller ifffe. On 2gsrinq
n1aatte Dog fn1tte fir1oes. SCI ifuroee
Ibtoere 90 ben Sci ser bar laaet
mo paa beo @ongemgoet og Mini=
itermgoet. Men oisie baboe ligeion
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oages Dpertraoelier, traffes oisie
lmeD Sangiel og 5ortabelie af Get=
ten til at operffrioe @ranien.
S ben norolige Del Of 59nber-
jpllano bar 5oloater, Npliti %
SolopGicn / SCREENING / Sc fio1tc
Sage bicmiegt allie @aaroe sbe Suite
paa oct l1gjeite, og Maalet bar baret
yot faa fat 2epneoSmibler, Rl9-
Ser % 2inneo.
Natnrligbis bar Bgnoerne biotil
|babt ret let pe6 +. cts. at 1tiffe
Slqit etc. til SIDE til eget 8rl1g;
men MDn0igbeoerne meobragte til
ltnoerisgelier1re mi lange 9ppo %
onoet .@erftej, ioa Softer og alt
|blep paa Oct grunoigite unoerIggt
90 oct fllaone> beilaglagt.
Mangcle1t paa 2inneb etc. mao
og1aa bore enorm flor / Eplflano;
t1i oct tillaoes fun Somilierne at
babe og bcbnl6e en- beitemt ringc
Del Sengeflpoer og 9leoer. @elten
beIaglRgges nDen bioere til uobe=
ling blanot Ben Gel al @efolfnin-
GEN, Der mnngler.
a. .---#. 9r -" r
Det tilla6es @pnoerne at Ilogte
al cglc Spin moo at ofgipe bisie
Frocent af BET 5lagte6e vSin=
oe'1b1tr9flciicb" til @eren.
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Matmrfrebning.

9buD IT gtaturfreDnlng? - S
ma11ge Mar bar &igmen6, ierlig /
&jebenbapn, fiebt Soro langs op
me6 3reiul1o, bpgget 5lotte og &il=
laer og 1igget poa 2a16et ON Cont
mere11. 9e bar iaa afiperret oeres
@jen0on1me og oeru116er M6gange11
til 5tranoen, 1ao Der fl1n er faa
|5teoer, Door 0en almene 8efolfninN
bar Mogang. Man iaa efterbaa16en,
at paa BEN Maabe pi1be fun 1rogle
|faa blipe oe enelte, iom furoe npoe
Naturens 9erligbe6. Mange andre
5teoer ifer noget 1ignenbe, ON emo
cnonu fife laa fremtre6en6e. Set
CT tlRr Sobe6lta6ens tolrige 8e=
folfning, 1om 6aarligt nof beo, bDor
ben bar Sob til at leire fig poa Ell
@pnoagsnoflugt.
Ser er bleben arbeioet pao at
9nore bette Gorbol6, faa 2onoets
B9rn fife belt iful6e blibe uoelnf=
fe0e fra 2an6ets SPLITTER og on6re
not11rifjpnne Ste6er. Men set CT 10
en- banifelig Sing, 1elp for ct @am=
f1no, at gjpre 11oget imo6 @ig=
mgnoS priDate gien6omSret s sSior
bleb' bet Dog rent no golt, ga Gull
1alcb=8oroner 1tort Sal fjpbte op
log ipprre6e Stranoen of
Ser ifete 96eleggelier al Matr1r=
ifjgnbeoer og beniDnsIpie 9bergreb
oberfor Mmenbe0ens Snteresie oa
&rob. Derfor maatte Ser gieres no
get, og en- SOB ON Maturfre6ninq
bleb &e1l1ltatet. Sen trao6te / @roft
ben 1. Stunt.
9enne Sob er en- .@ompromis=
Sob, bpor BEN fonierbotibe Mng1t
Tor at gribe ms / beitooenoe sSor=
bolo PAD forifiellig Muooe giber fla
HotrDf. Ssjes BERTH, at 2obens
Birfninger / set bele ct bonifeltqe
at oberifne paa Sorbaan6, f6r6i Sen
opererer me6 ct belt MT og list
belbarligt Mpparat: Sreoningsnpbr
% Sberfreoningsn9p1, bborti1t ems.
% | biSie Silf9l6e fom1mer ct Sea-
turfreoningsraa6, 1aa bill man. for.
1tao, at flogere ems at u6tale 11oqe1,
Dom ON 2oben mi Itrafs bill SET
bore at bente og ie, bborIe6es sen
ptrfer, % bbilfe Nelnltater ser pef
S1elp al ben fan oproas. Sen for.
noletter alt Solo en- paaqer1 8e.
folfning> Ser idrger for at olarmere
5reoringsnpbnene o. iette Dem
Strf1ombeo, naor set Offentliges
stet truce, og en- birfiom Momini=
ltration, Der griber in6, ferero sci
er for tent.
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~Heformationen os apinoen.

S r5be 2utberan stanoorb" fin-
pes en- intercsiant Mrtifel ON: 60
"Sbao bar &eformationen giort for
a%binoen?" at Mrs. 6. $. 2ona.
SUN tiger bI. a.: y&iItorien bier,
at abinoen fer &eformatione1t bar
toungen til at ut1oerfaite fla SEN
neortgite Sfam, DomDgelie aioelie
% @nol fra lette Mpnos Seroer,
men bette CT, @uo ife Sob, lite len
aere 5ilfaloet." IS Sc iibne fire
9nnoreoaar er apinoen iteoie eaoet.
fremoo, maaife paa en- rolig Maooe.
men iffe oesmin6re reiolut, oetern1i.
11eret % peoboloenoe, ir6til oeres
Wtagt % SnoflDoelfe Daq fgleg
1om 81 en itor Scr ollie gegne.u
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me, Rygsmerter +,
nerv3se Anfald,
og Melankoli.
Mine BGrns hqj-
rpstede Tale og
Omtumling kun
de gjpre mig saa
nerves, at jeg
kunde rive alt i
Stykker.