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The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
NINETY SEVEN AMERICANS ARE NOW BEING HELD IN GERMAN PRISONS, ACCORDING TO IN FORMATION RECEIVED BYTAE SWISS RED CROSS.
ALI, WERE. CAUGHT
 BEFORE THE WAR
MOST OF THEM WERE CAPTURED FROM SHIPS SUNK BY GER MAN SUBMARINES AND RAID. FRS BEFORE WAR DEcLARA- TON OF UNITED STATES.
(AsSOclated rress)

GENEVA Switzerland, May 26.- Through Associated Press represen- tative5 here it has just been learned that the Geneva branch of the Swiss Red Cross is in possession of the names of ninety-seven Americans who, it is claimed, are now being held prisoners by Germany. Just where they are imprisoned is not known, but they are understood to be suffering greatly from bed treat ment on the part of their jailers and because of the lack of neces8i- ties. The information comes from an authoritative source, consequent ly there is no doubt of it's authen- ticity.
 Most of these American captiyes of the Germans are sailors, accord ing to the report. They are said to have been taken prisoner before the war declaration on the part Ol the United States against Germany; captured from ships sunk by German submarines or raiders just before the declaration of war was made, when it was seen that war between the United States and Germany was inevitable Some of them, however are understood to be civilians who failed to leave Germany when warn ed that war was about to be declared
 The only American sailors who were known to be in Germany at the time that war was declared were those taken into a German port on the captured British steamship Tar rowdale. It is now presumed. how eyer, that others were captured Of which the United States government had no knowledge.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
SEMLOFFIClAL ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE IN BERLIN TO THE EFFECT THAT GERMANY WILL START SUBMARINE WAR ON HOSPITAL SHIPS.
REPORT COMES
 FROM LONDON
BRITISH ADMIRALTY LEARNS THAT CAMPAIGN AGAINST HOS PETAL SHIPS IS TO BE MADE ON GROUNDS THAT THEY ARE MlSUSEO
Associated press)

LONDON. May 26. Claiming that they are mlsused. Germany intends in the near future To start subma- rlne war against entente hospital ships. according to information re ceiyed here tonight from Amster- dam, The dispatches received state that the information comes from semi-oncial source, from which it IS learned that orders to torpedo entente hospital ships operating in the Mediterranean whenever possible have been Issued.
 Certain ships. however, are exempt from this order, according to the report Just which ones will not be attacked, however, is not stated, consequently the officials of the ad- miralty are in fever of fear re garding the outcome of the an, nouncement Nor is the reason for such a determination on the part of the Germans known. It is claim ed in Berlin, however, according to the reports, that the German govern, ment has received official notice that hospital ships operating between Saloniki and Gibraltar are being mis- used, and the order to torpedo them has been issued to all German and Austrian submarine commanders as a consequence.
 But the admiralty, having been warned of what is to transpire, Is now making strenuous preparations to protect the hospital ships. Just what will be the outcome of the announcement remains to be seen.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
GRADUATES TO HEAR SERMON
 THIS MORNING

The first Of the big public events in connection with the graduation of four students of the Fairbanks high school takes place at the Pres byterian church this morning l. is the baccalaureate service starting at II A NJ sharp. The baccalaureate address will be delivered by Rev. ". $. Marble. The general public is invited to be in attendance at the service, but the special guests of the graduating class will be the members of the Fairbanks school board, the mayor and members of the city council, and the alumni as soCiation.
 Music especially prepared for the occasion will be rendered at the ser vice this morning by a choir com posed of students of the seventh grade in school Clifford Smith will onlCjate at the organ. inc entire program is as follows:
 Prelude-Organ.
 Doxology and Lords Prayer.
 Scriptural reading-Congregation.
 Hymn Onward Christian Sol diers"- Congregation, standing,
 Offertory and notices.
 Anthem-Choir.
 Baccalaureate sermon.
 Prayer of conservation.
 Hymn, Jesus Calls Is Der the Tumult''-Congregaiton, standing.
 Benediction.
 Postlude--Organ.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
FOOD BILL DUE
 TO PASS SOON
Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 26.- It is now expected that the admin istration's food survey bill will pass the house of representatives on Mon day. The house, as a committee of the whole, finished it's consideration of the bill today, reducing the ap- propriation for the survey, as con tained in the measure originally in troduced, about $3,000,000.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
TWO INSANE
 PICKED UP

Yesterday morning at an early hour a miner named Tom Gilbertson was arrested on an insanity charge. He Is now at the insane detention hospital, where his case is being closely watched by the officials and by the government physician.
 Word was also received at the marshaPs office yesterday that Sam Hunneca had been picked up as in sane near Miller's roadhouse. Depu- ty Marshal Pete McMullen is being sent out to bring the man to the detention hospital here,
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
SiWASH IN FROM NENANA.

The launch Siwash reached Fair banks from Nenana at late hour last night, bringing seven passen- gers from the new railroad town. Those arriving were George A. Cole man. w. F. Whitely, c. E. Lake, J. F. Schwendimann, Howard Logan, Al Zwicker and Miss Edith Neile, The Siwash starts on it's return trip to Nenana tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, carrying passengers and small parcels.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
HUNDRED KILLED.
 MANY INJURED
ENTIRE BUSINESS SECTION OF ONE TOWN IS DESTROYED AND 1000 PEOPLE ARE MADE HOME LEsS-DAmAGE DONE IS PRAC- TICALLY INESTIMABLE.
AAe-nclnted nInssl

CHICAGO, May % Spring rorna- does throughout the middle west to- day played havoc n number of places. according to reports received here. More than loo people are dead, and several hundred more are severely injured as the result of the storms, according to the report. The tornad0es were chiefly in the eastern part oi Illinois and the west ern part Of Indiana, The property damage occasioned is said to be practically inestmable.
 Mattoon, in the heart ol the oil district in Coles county, this state, IS reported to have been the greatest sufferer. It is stated that the en- tire business district of that city was wiped out by the storm, anL that there were between fifty and seventy deaths. Great damage to oil and farm property was also oc- casioned
 FROM STRICKEN DISTRICT.
 MATTOON. III, May 26.-At least fifty people were killed and more than 300 injured some of them so seriously that they will die, when a tornado hit this city and vicinity late this afternoon. Another result of the storm was the practically en- tire destruction of the business dis trict of this city The residence dis trict also suffered, fully 2,0Oo people being left homeless
 A special train of the Illinois Gen. tral railroad from Decatur is being rushed here with doctors and nurses to care for the wounded and dying. A company of Illinois national guard is also coming to do patrol duty in the stricken district
 The same tornado which practical ly swept Mattoon from the map also visited Charleston, between this city and Terre Haute. Indiana. Scores of people were injured and a number killed
 Manhattan, near Joliet, just a few miles out of Chicago, was also visited by the tornado, or storm of similar nature Latest reports from Shelby county, to the southwest of this city, are to the effect that three people were killed there.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
FRENCH MAKE
 OTHER GAINS
Associated Press)

PARIS, May 26-Following up their successes of yesterday, the French forces in the Champagne dis trict made other gains today. accord ing to reports from the battlefront. The report, in addition to giving the French credit for further progress in the Champagne region, states that they repulsed two heavy German counter attacks near CZerny.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
PRESIDENT IS
 GIVEN POWER
Associated preSs)

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 26.- Announcement was made late this afternoon that the house and senate conferees on the espionage bill had practically reached an agreement re garding censorship clause. The clause gives the President the power he requests in that it prohibits the publication of information of a mili- tary nature which would be of value to the enemy. It also authorizes the President to prescribe the spe- cific class of the information that shall be exempt from censorship.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
SENATE CUTS
 UP TAX BILL
Associated PreSs)

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 26.- The senate finance committee, in it's considerat tion of the administration war tax bill today. struck from the measure as passed by the house a number of provisions. Included in the list is the proposal for a five per cent tax on manufactures and gross receipts of many industries. and also the provision for increased surtaxes on large incomes. lower manufactures tax will probably be substituted by the committee for the one which was struck out
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
FREIGHT RATES
 BEING PR0BED
lAasncIateA Hreaal

WASHINGTON, D. C., May Z1.- (Dclay edJ-The interstate commerce commission hearing in regard to the advanced freight rates on the rail roads of the country IS now in pro gress here Railroad executives from all over the country were on the stand today in defenae of the in crease. The representatives of those who are causing the probe of the roads finances spent consider able O, their time lCtay il. trying to induce the executives to say that an emergency exists at the present time whereby it is necessary to in crease freight rates Some of the executives refused to testify to this effect, but others said that, while such was the case, 1t did not affect all lines of railroads in the country
 During his testimony today How ard Elliot president of the New Haven & Hartford railroad, and a member of the railroad war board, said that he is in favor of a scheme to pool the cars and terminals of all of the roads if national defense de mands such action. He also said that the creation of government railroad agency is desirable in order that the roads may be told what is n,.rnntnA of thn1n
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28

Mrs. F. C. Bleecker, of Goldstream was in town yesterday afternoon
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
BIG CYCLONE
 SWEEPS OVER
 MIDDLE WEST

EASTERN PART OF ILLINOIS AND WESTERN PART OF INDIANA SWEPT BY MOST DISASTROUS STORM IN HISTORY OF THOSE STATES
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28

C. p. Snyder, the Tofty claim owner and operator, is a visitor in Fairbanks for a few days.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
MORE TESTIMONY.

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.- Oelayed) Food producers of the country, as well as other shippers opposing increased freight rates on the railroads, began the presentation of their side of the case today in the hearing before the interstate commerce commission. Several trade bodies from various cities throughout the country also submit ted considerable evidence favoring the action of the roads.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28

world is Mount Sangay in South America, which has been in constant eruption since l72S.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28

First class mail from the Out side is scheduled to reach Fair banks Monday afternoon or Tues day morning
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28
ITALIANS ARE
 STILL GAINING
Associated Press)

ROME, May 26.-The Italian of fensive movement against the Aus trans along Carso plateau toward Trieste continues unchecked. accord ing to official information received at the Italian war office tnoight. Be tween Castagnaviza and the Gulf of Trieste a strong Austrian position was captured today. together with $500 prisoners.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-28

Mail for the coast and the Out side leaves Fairbanks at ' o'clock this morning
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
%0rppcoeu Sc Meotrptte og Gorfue6e,

orppeoe,, Be Meotrbtte og Sorfue6e,
Be SortDipleoe, Sc Trpgtagtige, Sc
Wismooige, Sc Gratte eg ielpopgi-
benoe / 2ibets bitre> u!!ige Scamp,
SriltellcL 5Dnoens % Dp6ens 81
re. Sen fattige, bjemlpie Staffel
uocn 6orel0re og sen ~ulpffelige
gnfe! Ma, bpor bele geroe11 er fplot
meo oe bjerteifierenoe 5frig ira
alle oislc li0e11oe, lom Cub laoer
% mpbe paa Dor Sci for at ri fan
poe Sem Sielp % 1elp mootage 1,e1>
beige Migoomme. &i trea1ger til
6cm lige ioa mcgct, iom Sc trenger
til os. Meoens hi laDer 0en1 Den=
lpgne, lioe %; bp u0en Srplt %
2inoring, pil ollie bot SjplS bpje,
cole og gl1o0ommelige 0e1ligbeoer
lige iad ltffert benipg11e og 81.
(Sra Gngel1 it,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14

ben alminbelige Gernepligt, iom
,1etop bar inofgrt / 5plflano al
9enlpn til Spfflanbs rationale Sn-
bultri.
Me11 oen nl.pnrenbe &rig, iom
enbber, 1ogenlun0e if~arptleen6e
Sagttager for!Gng1t babbe inoiet
maatte fon1me, bprer til De &rige,
lom lfal afgiere 5amfunoe1res og
Mennelfenes Sfiebne for Marbnn'
oreoer, ligeiom sc pnmiife Serge
mellem. &om og &artbago, &rige11e
i oct 176e Marb11nore0e og &rigenc
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Sc set. Naar ollie matertelle % mc1=
neifelige &e1ol1rccr faites moo Din-
anbe11, naar Oct life ct 9ere11e, Mon
Natimnerne, ser relics til Scamp,
fremfo1nmer Ser ct al Sc frpgtelige
biitoriife ubeir, bpis 8arigbeo Set
CT nm,lig at beltenme.
Mle &rige, al bbtlfe Ser lfuloe
op1taa en- np Sis % ct npt 5am=
funb, bao6e / politi1f, efonomilf oe
iocial @eniee116e, bar oltio porct
n1edet Ip1lde. Set CT SilfpI6et lioc
.iioen 6en troionife &rigs Gage. -
Sfiften0e 8oaben og ififtcnOe 81
bill lotioncr lfoffe0e fun Melmeifenc
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beberifer og ltobig bil beberlfe So11=
p%lobierne, set CT Sc mernei felige
6elcller og 2ioenlfaber, iom l9ger
at lloa 9p0en ne6> Set er @erife-
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Der. 5aa lenge ct al Sc to fprenoe
Erinciper life for ieiret, ioo lenge
sen, ser bar n0i Jet til at bore 5loce,
life til 8un6s inoler, at ban bor
l1ret og inbrpmn1er Set, 5aa le11gc
barer &rigen. Set CT set e11el te
5par, Ser fan gioes alle SEM, Ser
lpbrger ont, bbor !911ge set belc
en0n11 lfol bare. 8il mon bobc fla:
rere og mere prGciit Soar, mac
mon benben6e fig / Epiflon0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14

ira 1 til 81 Yrocent; i ct onbet
fra 8 til 95; / ct treble ira A ii!
81; / ct fjeroe fra 81 til 95 pe6 en-
8ebonoling pg til 100 pe6 to @e=
ban6linger = oltloa fulb 5pire-
opgti9beo for bbert eneite 6re.
Maifinen fun bcbon6Ie IS 81,=
ibels Grp / Gimen og bribes m1co
ct, Moifine paa 4 Se1tefrefter. 9en=
ne er til 8rug / set Itore. SON ar
bejOer MI paa en lille Moifine, iom
fan Sripes beo Saonofraft og bill
bebono!e fra 6 til 10 8uibels / 81
men. Sen Til fo1te Sarmeren 10
9ollars. Sen bill blipe potenteret al
Sotpa State College, men biI blipe
lolst noen nogen @o6tgiprelie til
Spfinoeren. De er. / Sonobeo en-
poffer @opc fra en- enfelt Wano til
2anoets 6ounere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
On anben @runb til OpbIomltrin-

On anben 8runb til Opblomltrin~
gen CT, at SslnnOingerne 1elb er
|begpnbt at ftlfe Siifcn uoeafor Be-
res egcn &plt. Sc bar lert al georo~
menoene % lGrt gobt.
@fterlom @anoelen ct tiltaget, er
oglao @per potiet frem poa So
LAMB. Meptiabif, So%oeo1taoen, er
&ulturcentret, mer1 oglaa unbre Ste
Ser CT ser 8Der, 1aalcoen bcn imut-
fc 5epbisfioro, ipm ifp!oer norif
(GoretagiombeO fin GilbliOelle.
Goriattcren aiper til 9ll.t ell
Operiigt oper S,slanbs pfonomlife
uobifling, iom bier, at 9anmart
fpr @eroensfrigen aarlig bor. Dap1
en- Sortjenelte poa 21A Million ST..
pao fin @anbelsomlrtning meo SIS:
lano. Sc Sioer CT lGrglt forbi, %
Ss!o1,0 bor en- 8proe for Donn1ari
- ONT set Sa 11ogcn 5illbc bar be-
ret BET.
Gclrfplgelia bor SEN islalolfe
2iterotl1r ct Mfinit for Jig. Mrne
Mpller piler, bporleoes ocn nppottl
yeotionolfplel1e foor l10trpf boS
Oigtcr=3 reflppcrct 8jarni Tbora:
renien, .Sonos Sa!lgrimslon %
Mottbios Socblrms1m (SslonoS
0jprnipD. 8iarni Ibororanens
melt betjenbte 9igt uGlo0onnla Sio=
folo" ct / Sioerncs 2pb blepet S.
lonos Neottonol1ong. Set fprltc &erS
lpoer / Spcr juttelle loolcocs:
Sslono, hor galn!e Morl
@lfeoe So1tcrjoro!
6jGlbfbinoe ifipn!
4jer bli'r mems Sp MOO 5trollo
lcgcr, % Mp mes Wan0,
lollps poo 81, nit 2ono,
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Sen blom ltre116e llye Sighting
Dor fortiot, bbor oisie ire 5fialoe
fra Miotcn at forrige Morblnbrco(
flap,
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ife Torifcrs ErofcSior peo aipben:
bobns unipcrlitet, Tinmtr Sonslon
ON Ss1on6s o%an6elige 5orbin6eller.
ON Sc islon6lfe 5tuoerc16e, lo1n
bar &ulturbu6 mel!en1 8er0eu 1lOen=
for % Sjen1lan0et.
@jenncm bele Boee11 ooor Ell
1tnrf Gro poa Sslanbs 5remtio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14

Tusinder at Medre we'd at ErfarinE.
At l Flaske Hof's Liniment er Diet bed
ste Middel for Bprns St%rubehoste og
Forkjplelse. Denne ber9mte pletfrie,
forfriskende og vellugtende Liniment
er rem og hvid som she,
We'd f4rste Tegn af "Stuffiness" i Ho-
yedet eller Lungerne kj9b en- Flaske
HO6's Liniment. Har / 18 Aar veret
In uforlignelig Medicin for Forkj9lelse
! Lungerne eller i Hovedet, Tandpine,
Saar. pmme Fodder, ETC.. Inlet kurerer
Srnerter saa hurtigt som Hofps Lini-
nent. mod Frostskade, F~rostbylder og
sprakkede Haender er intet bedre end
Hod's Liniment.
Faas i 25c oE soc Flasker hos ale
Apotekere Og Handlende. Hvis like
tilfredsstillende, gives Pengene tilbaEe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
3Blann / 8nrttn n9
AuttA.

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brog of Dieterne @unuar @umnors=
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B%rofesior Sinnur Sonslon, @ase
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Icr.
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emfroniet @, men 1om ct leoe11oe
Rutios1amfun6. 0g ii faar 6or-
noring pao set opbe Sorfol6 og ITO
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bur1bre6erne.
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Sesn0remme1ie: Mere emo 500 Mar
bar Sslarb beret fnDttet til Gait
mari, men iaa ufrugtbart bor oct
bftorilfe 5orbolo peret, at 6et bare
Heb en- lille Sfare 9anife, lom bor
eiet birfetist &ietrbifab til 2ipet /
Dor norbIige &i9s6e!1.
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breb &left / Dor 0anlfe Opfottelie
al Sslano.
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Fabnefpmgre Sejlgreb fra Sen 6on=
He Megierings SIDE. Men 8eneoict=
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mari / Marbun6re6ernes 2pb gior6e
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misti1lD til Sslm16s ege1t &roft
og Sremti6. 0g &erreopmmet otter
Sslan6 an1aas inmere for en- 8prbe
fHD en S1nO1ng.
5orfatteren ffiIorer SsSs1on6s Sea-
ttr noprmeit iom ct puIfan1f
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8efmagtstio efter set norife 2an6=
nam. Sg bborom Sit set laa til,
at 9en fanf neb / Sottigoom %.
nlDffe?
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% manglebe Genmer til 8pggema<
ferin..e og til SIo. Set bar lite i
Befooelie at nogen Gfibe og bIeb
oerfor uoen Sorbinoelie mes Om-
1eroenen, benpiit til fig 1elp. 0g en-
oeltq mangleoe @iboningen til
2aubbrueet:
gn De norffe @eboinger TOM oter
% tog 2onb, bragte Sc @igoomme
H1eD, @oos, apeg og 8raIle. 90
pad oeres gooe Sfibe for Sc ODER
Sabet og benteoe / 8ifineefaro fra
frenrnreoe 2anoc set, loun life fnnD-
fcs pan $sIano. Men ga gtfiinqeti=
ben por forbi, % oe itore Sgpoin=
sfrs Dage bar obre, bar Sslano
nffft9ngt fra Dmberoener, foroi set
ingen 5fibe bab6e.
Ser bnr lite ggnn1er poa 1e11
.llS;,at bggge Sfibe meo, lite Sern,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
Spilbtc %2ejlisbe6er.

9bilfcn %forfur6elig 2igenplOigDcO,
ser u0piics opcrfor Sc 2cjligbe0er,
lom @u6 oobner for fine 8grn / Sen
Tic &eroen. &i er olngibne af Dcnl
poo allc 5iber. S bore Silent, poo
bore Gurfltc6cr. og &ontorer, puo
@aoen, poo &%rer0oge loopel lom
56110oge> / bore @le0er og 5orgcr,
mcoens hi bpilcr e1ler orbejber, ollc
@egnc er III omgipne al 2ejligbc6cr,
ser iom cit fjGrlig CUBS 8116bGrer
mi1l0er % ON Dor Yligt. @noo clo
bore ~pcrlonligc @ober og @geni ia
Der En-, boo6 enten Sc er foa eller
mango, fnmmer ser / @obeto1 al
2cjligbcccr til at BRUCE Dor Sub
flpoelic og @ober for @l16 % Wen-
neifebe6en. gu Til mooife olorig
foo Sc gpner, lom 6in 5i0ema1lo
Dor, men gu bor rig 2ej1igbeo til
at BRUCE Sine gDner, og set ct @e=
npttelicn at 6isle / famine ll61tref=
ming, Toni @a,6 giber Sig 2ej!igbeo
ocrtil, at SIT pil erbnerpe Sig oen
itpr1te 8elitaneli e og bGre til ltdrlt
@cliienelie for oine Meomennelfer.
So Sing freezer Dor Opn1erflom-
De6 pe0rpren6e 1pil6te 2eiligbe0er.
|5jelelig Sottigoon og Sab bliper
Sen ti1 9cl, lom gipr fig ifpl6ig /
ceuue Slogs 6orlpmmelie. 81 tabcr
Sen Mig6om % &roft, lom set mo
rolife og %oon0elig 2in mo0tager
ajennc,n flittiM 8enpttelie at tore
.@bncr og @apcr, efteriom 2ejlia=
bcberne tilbDoer fig. Wangt ct
MenncIfes Gro en- pejret bort, ajer=
1igbe6, @leoe og 6reo %gra0bilt for
iuun0et peo life at gjpre 8rug. al
,ben1. @i moa op6Drfe Summarizes
Mger. 9isle foltelige @ober og Gu
ncr, iom @1t6 fat meo6elt % OF
neologt / os, Hep fife ifienfet os
Blot for Dor %perionlige Sor1pielie,
men for at hi lfal BRUCE Sem til
@opu for on6re. 81 ifal berItggigre
9om be6 at BRUCE 6em til andres
Srclle og Opbejelie. &un 6erbe6
fan hi u6pifles. &1tn oe6 iaoleoeS
rl,nbboon6ct at benptte bis1e g16=
%oommeliqe State til @abn for o1=
bre, bliber Sc lterre, 1tGrfere og
fjbnnere / % ielp. @eo egenfiar=
|ligt at eientme % ipare paa 6e11t
for fun ielb at babe @obn og @lRoe
of 6em> bill 6e fr1,mpe in6 og for
ipin6e, og til blipe fattige % ipoge.
Scr er Den, iom ,,6ipreoer rigeIiat,
%, bam tillpgges enc mere; og Der
CT oen> lom boloer tilbage mere, emo
boao ret er, og oog bIiber Ser Inn
Mangcl" (0r6. II, 24).
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lige iaa ibrgeligt og trilt. &bor
mango Saarer flt16e life bore az
t6rret. bar 6et life for 6e11te Sor=
iemmelie af fuitbore 2eligbeoer!
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