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Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

How comfortable this dress will be wheE you know it is easily adjusted and that it is not cumbersome. You may slip it over your best dress when called to help in household duties and be ready for service in a moment. The model is nice for khaki. galatea, ging ham, chambray, drill or linene, The elGsng oGd fh is THRersee The be tdt peLt ends back, at the waistline.
 The pattern is cut in seven sizes: 34, 56, 33, 40, A. A and 46 inches bust measure. Size 3S requires six yards of 36-inch material.
 A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps,
 Order through The Bulletin Company; Pattern Dept, Norwich Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
Regular Meeting of Yale cIub-Per-
 sonaI Mention.

The regular meeting of the Yale club was held at their rooms on North Main street Tuesday evening with a good attendance. It was voted to or ganize a baseball team and the nom mating committee will report on their selection for captain at the next meeting. The reports of the seere- tary and treasurer were read and &C., cepted. Two applications for mem bership were received and will be voted upon at the next meeting. Rou- tine business was transacted and the meeting adjourned shortly after 10 o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
DIED.

SMITH-In stonington (Pawcatuck). John Herbert Smith, aged 21 years. COwIE-In Melrose Mass. April 24, 1918. Geraldine Anna. wife of John Gordon Cowie. in her 2Sth year. BRIGGS-In Lebanon, April 30, 1918, Mary R. Briggs, wife of George E. Briggs. aged 37 years. Funeral from her late home Thursday morning. May ?. at 10.30. SANDERS-In this city. April 2S, 191s George R. Sanders, aged v years and Il months.
 Funeral services at the Buckingham Memorial Wednesday afternoon, May +, at o'clock. Burial in Yantic cemetery.
 BYLES - In Norwich. April 2S. 1918, George Sharpe Byles. aged 65 years. Funeral services will be held at his late residence, q Hamlin street. on Wednesday, May 1, at 2.30 p. m Kindly omit flowers. TURNER-In Ledyard. April 50, 1918, Eliza Ellen, widow of Alonzo ", Turner, aged S2 years. Funeral services will be held at the Gales Ferry Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday, May 2, at p. m. Relatives and friends invited to at tend.
 sHUGRUE+In Providence, R. L. April 29, 1918. Miss Annie c. Shugrue of 1t Golden street, Norwich. Funeral from her late home on We'd nesday morning at 930 o'clock. Mass of requiem in St. Mary's church al 10 o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
0Ile Bullgtitf.
Norwich, "Wednesday. May i. fs1a.
THE WEATHER.

There has been general rain in Att. Ian2c coast states south of Pennsyl- vanIa and snow or rain in the lake re- zion. Elsewhere fair weather has pre- vailed
 The weather in eastern districts will clear early Wednesday morning anf seEvral days east Of the Mississippi. It will be somewhat cooler in New England and the middle and southern Atlantic states Wednesday and the temperature will rise in the Ohio val- ley, the lake region and Tennessee. Winds for Wednesday and Thurs day:
 North and Middle Atiantic-Moder- ate west winds and rain.
 Forecast.
 Southern New England: Showers on Wednesday followed by fair and cool CT in the afternoon; Thursday partly cloudy.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Tuesday:
 Ther. Bar. a. m. ..,..,.s....,.... o0 2S.9o lZ m. '..'.....''.''. soz z9.s5 D. m. ............-... 50 29.94 Highest 70, lowest 50.
 Comparisons. Predictions for Tuesday: Showers. Tuesdays weather: Fair, followed by cloudy, showers at night
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
HoME-EUILT CHEMICAL
 AND HOSE WAGON
Added to Norwich Fire Department
 Stationed at West Side House.

A new piece of fire fighting appar- atus, a combination chemical and hose wagon, has been added to the local department. The new piece of equipment takes the place of the ,horse- drawn chemical at the West Side station. The new apparatus was built, here at the A. c. Swan Co. un- der the personal direction of Chief Howard L. Stanton. It is built on q heightened 1917 Cadillac chassis and is equipped with two 30 gallon chemical tanks and 1000 feet of hose and the necessary fire fighting tools
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
CORP. CROSS NAMED
 FOR OFFICERS SCHOOL
One of Sixty From Camp oeVense to Go to Camp Lee in Virginia for Three Months Training.

A class of 60 men has been selected at Camp Devens by Q board appoint ed for that purpose to attend a train ing school for engineer officers to be established next Monday at Camp Lee, Petersburg. Va. The training will cover 8 period of three months.
 Included in that number is Corporal Robert E. Cross of this city who went to Camp Devens from Hartford where he was a civil engineer. He has been member of the headquarters com pany of the 309rd Machine Gun bat ta1ion. He is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. Cross. of Maple street and returned to Camp Devens Tuesday evening after spending several days at his home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
WITH SUFFRAGISTS IN
 WASHINGTON DELEGATION
Mrs. A. H. Chase and Mrs. Willis Austin Among Connecticut Women. to See Senator.

Tuesday evening Mrs Albert H. Chase and Mrs. Willis Austin left for Washington where they will endeavor to secure the support of Senator George P. Mclean for the Susan B. Anthony amendment They are part of a party of fifty Connecticut women who are travelling to Washington by special car to. secure Senator Me- Leans support. They will be address ed at luncheon in the Hotel La fayette in Washington today (Wed- nesday) by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. national president of the Equal Fran chise League.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
Awarded schoIarship at Smith

Miss Elizabeth May Prodell of this city, in the class of 1918, at Smith college, has been awarded the stu dents aid scholarship of $525 for vo- eational training for next year. She will use it for Journalistic work, ac- cording to the New Hampshire Ga zette of Northampton.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
LEDYARD SCHOOLS
 BUY THRIFT STAMPS
Boys and Girls Saving Their Pennies
 For Patriotic Purpose.

Children in the schools of Ledyard, Voluntown, North Stonington and Preston, which are under the super vision of o. E. Lowell of Norwich, are making a fine record in buying war savings stamps, doing their bit for Uncle Sam and at the same time say ing their pennies.
 What has been done in Ledyard is shown by the following figures of each district:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends for the many deeds of kindness at the funeral of our son and brother; also brought flowers. We assure them that their kindness will always be remem- bered.
 MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD BOUCHER
 AND FAMILY.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
Total ........ ............

Forty-th per cent. of the chill dren in Voluntown have invested in thrift stamps and saved S7S.75
 Forty nine per cent. of the children in North Stonington have invested in thrift stamps and save $97.94 for Un- cle Sam.
 Fffty-eight of the children in Pres ton have invested in thrift stamps and saved $365.96
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
Cooking School to Meet.

The regular meeting of the Taftville Supper club will be held Wednesday evening, May 1st, at els in Parish hall. Miss Bertha Hallock, county club leader of the Farm Bureau will be in charge of the work. Mrs. Vivtoria Plante will assist her.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip. enclose Eith sc and mail it to Foley & Co-, 28S5 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, IL, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial pack age containing F'oley's Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs, colds and croup :; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back. rheumatism, bacl7ache, kid ney and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation. biIiousness, headache and sluggish bowels. The Lee & Osgood Co
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Tn presenting to King Alexander the insignia of the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour the French Minister at Athens said: The Government of the Republic has desired me to con- vey it's wishes and the wishes of the French people, for the prosperity of your reign and for the. greatness of Greece, the friend and Ally of France" l"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
AUTO BUsSES HERE TO RUN TO NEW LONDON
Sixteen Passenger Cars Have Been Secured by Two Norwich Men.

Two Rec passenger busses that will carry 16 people each have been bought through the FTisbie- Mccormick Go. by Max Goldstein and Mr. Longo, both of this city, and are to be used for passenger service on a regular schedule between here and New Lon -don. They will make the trip in 45 minutes. and are to start the service at once.
 The busses arrived here on Sunday from Patterson. V. J.. where the bod ies were put on. They are placed on the chassis of a three quarter ton Rec truck. A seat for passengers runs lengthwise on each side of the car which is closed in with g top and sliding glass, windows so that passen- gers are completely protected in un- pleasant weather.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
Plumbers to Euy Liberty Bond

The Master Plumbers held their regular meeting Tuesday evening in the Buckingham Memorial. After the regular business Treasurer T. F. Burns was instructed to buy a $50 liberty bond.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
A SIMPLE MODEL. EASY TO MAKE.
Girls Dress With Sleeve in Either of
 Two Lengths.

Gingham, chambray, lawn. voile, batiste. serge, gabardine. percale, linen and pique are good for this style. The front closing is both comfortable and practical. In wrisk length the sleeve is finished with a band cuff. A neat shaped cuff trims the sleeve in short length
 The pattern is cut in five, sizes: ?, f, $, and 10 years. Size s requires four yards of 27-inch material
 A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address oR receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.
 Order through The Bulletin Company Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
MARRIED,

ROBINsON-NORMA Old Mystic April 27, 1918. bv Rev. John Dutton of Westerly. R. T.. George Robinson of Stoningten and Miss Daisy Nor man of Old Mystic. CA CAMPBELI-PIERCE North Ston- ington, April %. 1918, by Rev Lucian Drury, stephen A. Campbell and Elsie Nj. Pierce.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
Personal Mention.

Miss Henrietta Spears of New Bed ford is visiting friends on North Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
Rainfall Of 3.ss Inches.

Total rainfall here for the month of April was 3.86 inches. The rain of Monday was only 20 inch.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Charles J. Marks of Stonington has been spending a few days with friends on Hickory street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Edwin Johnson of Central avenue is spending a few days with friends ir New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Among those reporting to the draft board for instructions Tuesday after noon was PeterGailan of the village
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

James Mccarthy, formerly eleetri- elan at the Ponemah mill but now at the Newport Naval Reserve station, was recent visitor, in the village.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Henry Hurd has returned to Fort Terry after a short furlough at his home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Heard and Seen About the Village.
 The Ripper club. local organiza- ton, has disbanded
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

The south bound cars were delayed about 25 minutes Monday night by an accident north of the village.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Gustave Greenwood and John Le- Care have returned to Newport after spending the weekend in the village
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Several local young men appeared on the river in canoes for the first time of the season Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

L. Junier of Providence has been appointed night boss in the No. 2 card room.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Louis Goldfarb of New York was a visitor in the village on business Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

One of two things always happens regarding a, habit--you master it or else it masters you
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Bucien Capfner of WiIlimantic was 2 business visitor in the village Tues day.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

John LeVaIlee of Fort Terry is at his home in the village for few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

The concrete work on the Blissvflle bridge is progressing rapidly.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
GREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water it is low tide. which is followed by flood tide,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

The Ponemah mill doffers have the Shore Line team.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

The delicate white blooms of the shadblew begin to be noticeable in the woods along the route of the Nor vich- Westerly trolley,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Stone of the 56th regiment. telling of his safe arrival in France.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
CUTrHrs QUILT IS WORTH MONEY

Word has been received from George
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01

Sun. Moon and Tides.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

eneiie D}adbt ban ian biuorc Sorbrts
rcIieu. CT a: itrNe ueN Den iii Gambling
beitemte lroobbelte Moreer. Seo paa
oct &l3 N ofre CIT al Ssuucrue. reoocr
ban Be ire.
Ri Wdnoeu Qisre bette? RdturliQ,
riS, uoeu Setrr.uiug. itisnt meo mu9r
6icrte.
2ctte CT bort Soils % bore alieres
nes @tiuiua iuit M.
@iliorcrS @Ioo raabcr til @no ON
6euu over Norocrne. Rtuioners (uds
rer beniuIoer @uo % Neuuciter ON
8couinG ira oi5ie idmnte &sOler.
@emeruc er berte. Common ItaI ug
'an umulta uoeblipc. Ga 0iGIpcn for
&c RsoIioeuoe iIcr ueo AZ .omme. Beg
&C EcIe bar 6crrcu Ingt / pore og 0ore
dIIicreocS 0TUocr.
Re os. on VI iuiBter oisic pore Sors
rIigtcNcr!
Nltidn: vi 5sr ellie ). c. Der. have
gPcoliNcubeo mco 0orocrc. iuu vi beIit
UiIoe iodre here's Yin ON oct Loo ia aiss
re; men Ut ber elite Dc g}urNeoe % q.
ocuoe mcget mere OF meo en- reo6enoe
Nirrligbeo; men @uo bpr vi ellie melt.
Nunr MI 8uo buocr o. al orrbe
0oroere % 5irlpe De ugoliocube iau
5er 10 oor NiprIiq6eo III @uO og bans
@uo % vor airrIil1so til ocm iom pau
@ruuo al Ropmor0cre5 Gaao er neo-
IiNcuoc ~ nor RirrliQ1co III Sem soriqe
@eunciiebeo iom iurver t SGre. toingc
cs til SuIo5rrNcIieu AZ GsN3oommcu
oUer YiopmorNcrue.
Gcrte or ei,er Siriiteu oq al i1ro
~,rtiieIi9 Beuueitciorit1uo oct rettt Sorz
0oIo meuem a%irrIjNbcocu iii cor 3pite.
flcroe % Ben, "a N~irrIiQ6eoer til @uO
Sor5tuoc.ie meo @~erocrstrjaeu
2. a. ..uoit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

s parmt Icir bar Susmoocrclt
0rpoeri meb Sniefter / "Gercols",
o. bette fan poloe Spilo al Ell hel
Gel Wab; og on bun life Ter eiter
/ Sioe % tar pirfiomme 6orboIos-
regIer, pil bet ienere bli oonifeIigt
at boloc Woocn iri for Sniefter
SuIet. Get encitc fire W}iooel Ill
at binorc Snieftcr. Waf og onoet
&rpb ira at uouifle Zig / Cereals
err at opbeoe oisie, ioainort DC er
fommet inc / Suiet. llotrpffet
Cereals" / bcnne 6orbinbclie on
fotter Subititutes for Speoemel og
al SIags Wael % 9reafiaIt 5000.
Opbeoningen bsr ioregoa mrocr
Nnpenoelic al Eropepor, iom err bic.
pct tiQapet eiter Inmooring a
Waoitpret, % Tom fon iooes | en-
@rocerp Store for 5 Gents Taffen.
Gn ioaban Taffe inbeEolocr not
for 80 Greper. Spbebningen fore
aaar / en- Gpn, boor 9ormen brin-
aes op iii ts5 Or. g., % bsr bare
Ii 40 Winuter. @eiIeoenoe CpIp5.
ninger er trpft poa bper Inffc meb
@or. Eager, Tom fommer / iorieg.
lebe Toffer, er blepet iteriliiereoe /
Iobrifen % beheper life Of @iterili-
ieres eaonp, meominbre Tatfen bar
pGret oobnet.
Smtrent 1900 guibels Sueoe err
bleuet iunbet hos ct bunoreoe Sur
mere / gropn Gountp, Wiinn. &c
bolot benne Sueoe ! Strib meo Nab.
Imrets Toobuo % bleu i"traiiet ionl
"Sooroers". &peben o. en- Gel gteI
blep iolst. % llobpttet $500 9if
til oct Hsoe Gors. IeSuben bIeu
Def poaIagt GpertrGberne at tisbe
arigsiporemerter Tor $4,000. elsie
lhroeriegelier / 9rowu Gountp tort,
iGttes.
Wnnb 90 apinber iom orbeiber
boorot / Slaatten % Sturen, Fan iaa
ia t~ilitaaet ell Gel mere Speoe, emo
ReaIerne ioreifriper. ON De trGrger
oct og benpenber Tia iii ben lofaIe
IobIiprer. Nen be ma fisbe eitcr
Heselen $3.50 Tom bibtil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

ling. SENS arrSer ouer SeruioIcml
men ban Tan life bmNre oct ira Huber
gang.
Set SUBS 2om8buo: 800 iom no
eicr WennciiciS @loO. peb @cnnei'ct
tal bans &loO uSeieS". %: Zen iou
sriber I'll Sprro itaI om'ommc oco
Sprro". CT Den SOm oct Srrrc. u
netop M pIi9ter at briugc / HuoenocIic.
foroi Dor AirrIigbcos reooeuoe 6ors
p~lieteIie MOB &c Gliereoe. DC Cuers
ialbuc o. andre uiriuiIia %ioenoc, abs
iolut trrper oct "iorai beUdrc oerts
2iU".
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bcQrlmocS al ialgcroc Strl't'teoer: %
eoers BLOB oil lea ,rrve ior at bcodre
cOers Civ. al bpcrt 2nr oil icB trrrc
set. % at Wcuueitets 0onnN, al cubpcr
@roocrS 6aono UiI lea trrpc @(enne
lct5 yin. If. Mo5. ., ~. "Gnbpcr
iom iIoar uooeu libel. r. eiter @ioncr7
lloidqn Hal man orrbc ocn Woneora
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iur ocn iremmeOe Ii9eiom Tor Der inn
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cocrs Gitcrtommcrc / ale eocrs NoIis
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fslQcnoe @uos Orb: "Sbt / On rs
Giaeoe fable @uo Gcnucitct", q @(oe.
8. 81. ~Sorar bcoore eNers gin; iordI
rct maa gau eoer ucI", - Nos. 10.
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; Dor /; hi @looet odrbedigcr %anoct,
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oclie ior Set Blob iom uoeies oerl. uNcu
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altiaa. iulobnroes Coosooumeu oyer
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fc 6rr mes Rciol iomt sen itrreuoc
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%grruiet.
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gin. op ioroi reSoe NeH soriSc Ser0tn
ma SEN famine RooulOroiilrbue er ot'
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lise @liQt al tage oe Geososuie Nilios
ners gic. ~6porneget Der cno man tore
oe Aaiereoe / @loo "a %euge, % hoors
meget ri euS sruer % ior GoWmens
Sieuuemisrslie.
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minore Tor Der iferre. " Srcrgsl oll
iQui,rere Der bolebare / oeuue Eats.
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az sjeic Sar unSi1rGet oeu Sirrelie
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

6oIf blir neot til at lore Ct
% anbet, man life bar iGnfi mesct
poa | Sreostib. Wan bill bI. a.
fomme til at f~oritaa, bpao 6soen er
pirfclie parb.
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iantnte Tom so q so Cons uonierfet
Sober, iont uben at fonme / SiIoen
oiloe blct oloeles eller Tor en- itor
Gel snelagt iom Sober. Taa Ell.
bper 6orm, bpcr Der er ell iterre
Boiling, or Siloen irinhprrIi9. Zen
er iorbolosuis Oct bilisitc 0uS paa
Sarmen.
Som 8riIeiroe Tuno for
Turo or ser life megen Soritiel
paa MaiS oa @pg Wen 9pg ifllI.
&c bclit males for @riiene.
ut boloe Sarm % Spcftafcl
rutot aiierne, naor De ifaI meIfe9,
bar Ell ifaoelig SnNfIpoeIie poa
mango auer. Sfte mclfcr Sc ioo
mcget, Tom De ituIoe, % iaa blir
Wtelfen iottieerc poa Smericot. emo
oen eIers piloe hooc pGret. Sette
er rsgne alenb29iernln9er % life
lfreuet for at llarre nogen I'll at be.
banole WcIfefiiernc inc pent.
aunitig @iooiel foitcr mcact
nter eno ier arigen; men Tor Ell
@uibeI Wais, &peoc eler Toteter
fan Der fiebes en- itsrre WUngoe
funiiig 8isbicI M eno Tor 3 q 1
Ior iiocn. 90 flrnitig 8isoicl pil.
Dc gipe ct beore llbbpttc % lsnnc
iig bebre mn enc npgeniinbc.
CT gobt MtiobeI, bporpeb rl,it
ne YIogifiGr, @rsn Grill Shoes"
oip. fan bli reniebe for Suit, or Ell
@Ianbing al 1 Nint SuIpburic gcib
% I Quart %ano. Ssm ioriigtig
Spren / @aubet. CONNER man
%anoet op / Spreu, gaar Oct LET
galt. Gn meget iterf Seoe piIbc
oerpeb uopifIe fig. @Iauo Sprcu
og @anoet sobt, % poif @lanbin.
gen oper De ri,itre StaaloeIe mco
Ell Sspiif ener Ell &lilb paa On
oen al en- airp. Non mo poNte
iie for at fontmc / @ersreIic meo
Hlanoineen meO Spnoernc. altiao:
tom Spren op / @anoet OF life ON
penbt; fom life / @ererelle mcb
Spreblanoingen meb 0Gn>ernc.
II Slags Welf er uonrerfct
for Sons og apainger. De Sfaa-
Ter eler @rGt, Welfen gipes l. full.
Sc renies en- Sang hper Tag n1eo
fogbebt Tanb. DIN Ssns % GnI.
linger faar Welf, mao nlan enooo
fomme ibu Of fortune Dem regel-
mrsiiat meh friift, rent @anb.
Zen Ferion, 'om "alorig piloe
91ere ell Sllle SprtrPO par Tor'
loot os.
Sen nnrife "Ircngitlie" bar
funife life Den pGrite Snoretuing
Sporene / @omlelanbct bapoe loot
til. Taa mangcn Ell 6arm piloc
Ell oroentlig, goot inoreoet Grcng.
itlle bIi goot lift at IrbeiOcrne pao
Sarmen.
ct Terfitcb poa 6ormcn bin
mcr og mer oIminoeligt mango
Steoer. 90 set or, iom oct bel
pore.
- Ser mao bli mer Somarbeibt
o. Soreningsaanb hoe poa Sonoe.
lanoet ogioa - lner Ggtc "6ellou.
feclinq".