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New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
SEVEN WIN SERVICE GROSS.
Pcrshing Awards Honor to Seven Who
 Died in Battle.

Washington, Sept. 14.-General Pershing advised the war department today that he had awarded the Dis tinguished Service Cross to seven members Of the army in France who lost their lives in deeds of gallantry. The men were Second Lieut.. Wm. P. Hymand, Iowa Falls, Ia.; Corporals John Connors, Rockland, Mass, and John R, Patten tno atdress); Pri- yates Raymond Barnes, Taylorsville, Cal; Vim. J. Bergen, New York city; J. W. Shumate South Charleston, w. Va, and J. Ter Antes, Ono address).
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14

closes October 18th, so 1t is neces- sary to organize sub-comn1ittees and form definite plans for the drive.
 Church Notices.
 Congregational church.-The regu- lar morning service will be held at 10:45 a. m. At this service the an- nual offering for the Congregational Education society will be received. The Sunday school will meet at the close of this service. The Christian Endeavor meeting will be held at D. m. and the topic will be "The Saloon Power and how to overcome it."
 Episcopal church-On account of the work being done in connection with the installation of tho new organ there will be no services in the church of Our Saviour tomorrow.
 Baptist churchill 0:45 a. m. The pastor will speak Of Encourage ments." 12:05, Sunday school. D. m. Young Peoples service ' p. m. The theme will be What a Man Can Do.'
 Advent Christian Church.
 Preaching service at 1O:45 A. NJ, and 1:3o P. M. Rev. M. R. Feltnnan of Waterbury will preach. L. w. meeting at 6:30 P. M.
 A. M. E. Zion Church.
 Morning worship and sermon at 1o:45 A. M. Subject The Significance of Salt" and Light as applied to Christians. Sunday school at 12:3o. Evenlng Worship and sermon at 7:45. subject: The Endless War. This Sun day Is Trustees Sunday. Class meet ing Tuesday at 8 P. M. Monday eve ming, September 16 there will be a musicale under the auspices of the Lend-a-Hand Club. Mrs. Alice M Powell, the distinguished elocutionist Will read several selections.
 Examination for Carrier.
 special clerk carrier examination will be held in New Britain on Sep- tember 2S to establish an eligible list for the Plainville office Persons be- tween IS and 45 years of age are eligible for this examination. Women whose husbands are in the service will also be admitted
 Brief Items
 Letters are advertised at the ucst office for the following people. Miss Alice Brown, Howard Sears, and Miss Helen l.. Gay.
 Harold Hemingway, [. S. N.. Is spending an eight day furlough with his parents on North Washington street.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Burton and son have returned to New Orleans after visiting MT. Burton's father, Rev. R. H. Burton of West Main street.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
Swedish Film Bantist church.

~ sunday scnUot at g:45. Rev Her man Litorin of Bridgeport will speak at the morning service at II o'clock, and at the evening service at FOG p. m.
 Peoples Church Of Christ.
 Court street, Row. R. C. Steinhc1, pastor.
 Sunday, 10:45, preaching, subject. ''Som6 Facts Cohcerring the Lords Coming"
 lc:15, Sunday school
 5:45, Young Peoples Meeting.
 FOO '. m., preaching, subject. "Se2nciing for the Bes- ir Life"
 Vhu+s4ay, 7:45 D. nl. Churen Pray CT Meeting
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
TROLLEY HITS STEAM ROLLER.
Several Injured, Including Conductor and Engineer of Repairing Machine

Stratford, Sept. 1.-Two men were seriously injured and 8 number moce or less injured early today when a trolley car bound to Bridgeport, col- lided with a steam roller just east of Washington bridge.
 Those seriously injured are: Thomas Creecan of Howard avenue New Haven, engineer on the steam roller, and Abraham Konening, conductor of the trolley car.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
s. D. \. Gospel Hall.

A great tenn peraace lecture. "Tht Rum Demon" will be given by Evan. gelist F. L. Abbott Sunday evening The Gospel hall is located at Is Maiy street, near the corner of Main an@ Elm streets At tn close of the lecture the song, Where Is My Wandering Boy Toaight?" will be rendered. illus. trated by the stereopticon. The leg. ture is free and all are invited
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
Thrift Stamp Sales.
Total $24,120.89
Grange Dance a Success.

The dance held last evening by the local grange was a decided success and the committee in charge plans to hold a series of dances in the future. The-dancers were greatly pleased with the manner in which the event was conducted. The committee has ar ranged to hold a similar dance in the same hall on next Friday evening, September 2Oth, 1918.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
Going to Camp LytIe.

Berlin will send two more boys into the service on next Wednesday,. Roy Oscar Hultgren, a 1917 registrant, has been ordered by Local Board No. 2, to go Camp Lytle, Greenleaf, Georgia, 0n- September IS. MT. Hultgren is well known and is one of the last of sthe 1917 registrants to depart for service.
 Lewis Edwin Bunce has also been
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
MITCHELL ACTING MAJOR.

New Britain Marine, On Island of Guam, Holds Important Military Post.
 Mrs. T. W. Mitchell of Vine street, mother of Captain Ralph Mitchell of the U. $. Marine corps. stationed on the Island of Guam, today received a letter from her son. the first since the typhoon that devastated the is- land two months ago.
 Captain Michell writes that his family were saved and that he is at present acting major in command of the military post on the island.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
President Of Swedish Republican
 Club to Seek Nomination
BROWNS MARRIED 25 YEARS
Beckley Residents Surprised on Ami- versary-Hultgren and Bunce Or 
 dered to Camp Lytle-Thrift Stamp Boom.

Charles J. Johnson, president of the Swedish Republican club, is said to be the ''dark horse being groomed to run in the republican caucus Monday evening against Willard I. Alling, first sele. .&man. MT. Johnson is said to have strong support, but whether he will be able to turn out the present first selectman is a problem. It is said his campaign has been quietly under way for the past week or so and that his friends intend to be present at the caucus in force and try to take the nopAination away from MT filling.
 25th Wedding Anniversary.
 The town of Beckley was treated to a surprise last evening as we'll as were MT. and Mrs. James Brown late of New Britain when about 50 of their friends visited their home to help in the celebration of their 25th anniver- sary.
 Many beautiful gifts of silverware were presented to MT. and Mrs. Brown among the gifts being a silver tea set The presentation was made by Mrs David Morrison, chief Daughter of Lady Wallace Lodge, D. o. $. Mr. and Mrs. Brown suitably responded Refreshments were served and song recitations and dancing were enjoyed Among those present were friends from New York, Providence and
 ,. Thrift Stamp Sales.
 The sale of Thrift Stamps in this section up to the first of September has been very good considering the stringency of money during war times and the report of the chairman of the Thrift Stamps Committee is as fol- lows.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14

Franklin Square. Annual missior' festival Service at 10:3o 8. m. with sermon by the Rev. Prof. H. Fetht Of Concordia college, Bronxvil1e, N. N-Afternoon service at S:36. The Rev H. Wehmeyer, of Bridgeport win preach in German, and Pastor Geege will speak briefly in English Festival anthems by the choir Every body welcome.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
Advent Church.

Preaching by L. B. Giles. pastor Morning, 10:45, subject, Spiritual Bondage Is There Deliverance ?" Sum- day school, 12:15 D. m. Prayer serv- ice, 6:30 p. m. Subject for 7:15 D., m, "Who Is Our Neighbor |" All well come.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
WHEN TT SEEMS
 IMPOSSIBLE TO SAVE MONEY

On what you think is your limited income, look around and you will find some of your friends with smaller incomes who save money regularly. Maybe you will have the courage to try it for yourself.
 You will need a real determination to save if you ever expect to accom- pIish anything in that way, and the first important thing is to realize the necessity for it. Then open savings account here as soon as you can.
 BANKING HOURS:
 9 a. m. to ] D. m. and
 6aturday-9 a. m. to 12 m.
 7p. m. to 9 D. m.
 THE Plainville Trust Co.
 pLAINvrLLE. CONN.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14

Free Drawing $50 Liberty Bonds. s5 War Savings Stamps and other beau tiful presents, Sunday afternoon at Lyons Terrace-the. ideal restricted home site development-adv
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
With Our Boys Af1oat.

The first authorized and authentic account Of Americas naval achieve ments in the world war, series of arti- c1es by Ralph D. Paine, begins iii next Sundays New York Sunday American.
 . Advs
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
U. s. LOAN TO SWISS.
Electrification of Railways Would Make Unnecessary German Coal
 Supply.

Geneva, Sept. 14.-The Lausanne Revue says the United States has of- fered to make a loan of 750,OOO,O0O francs to Switzerland in order to electrify the railways. Switzerland thus would become independent of G GerRaaa coal. .-~--~a-...
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
With Our T-oyS AftOat.

The first authorized and authentic account of Americas naval achieve ments in the world war, series of arti- cles by Ralph D. Paine, begins in next Sundays New York Sunday American.
 Adv.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14

Will the person who found the purse
 containing sum of money between
 Leonard &5 Herrmann's and the Direct Importing O., kindly return same to PIT Main St, N. B. Suit able reward. 9-14-1dx
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14

There will be ? shows Monday night at the Lyceum. Doors will open at 620 D. m. First show starts at r Sec ond show at 9 D. m. Come early or come late and you can see the big show at the Lyceum.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14

London, Sept. 13.-The government still is without news from Robert Fl B. Lockhart, British consul general in Moscow, and the other British sub jects held prisoner in Russia but in direct associations for their release are continuing.
 The latest information in official quarters confirms the reports of the desperate situation in Russia, indicat- ing the break up ef the Be4shevik re- gime. Premier Lenine and War Min istef Tfotzky, it is declared, made all preparations a month ago to escape to Switzerland.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
ANTI-BOLSHEVTkI
 CAPTURE PETROGRAD
Britain Without News From Lock hart But Hears Lenine Is Fast
 Losing Control.

Paris. Sept. 13. (Havas) s)-Petrograd has been taken by the anti-revolution- ists, according to dispatches to Eng fish papers
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED-Kitchen stove in good condition. Box 22X, Herald,
 9-14-2dx
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
DEATHS AND <
Mrs. Ludwig

he funeral of Mrs. aged g years, who morning at her horn6x was held this nor1 Heart church. Mrs. of Ludwig Jasine ried but a short tf1 sisters as we'll a5
 Jeffer2 The body ofz former local Gil brought to tlifA afternoon and the Erwin mort view cemetery home in New of his life, n16 8 few years his wife. F0E extensive prof and was in bsx
 Haf4
 Funeral Rengston. tsa4 and Mrs. Ch avenue were N G. F. Phil o1 in Fairview cx
 Mrs. K
 The funeral pert was heIds o'clock from hA Rock avenue, Fairview cenlA late Thursda
 May. the fiv6a Elof HerriafdAr3 street died todayH parents after an with pneumonia. T held at 10 a. m. M0Ks5 will be in the FsairV Besides her parents by four brothers~~ They are Albert, F Vincent, Henry and F1ofe4Nu
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
GIVE HIM PEACH STONES INSTEAD THROWING AWAY
A New Line of Fine
 Undergarments That the Feminine Wearer Would Like

A OF WOMEN HIGI AND V G O.
 Mad f Heavy Muslin those garments d insertion f and t1amlat gI Gowns me s seachW Worhn Fnn os n % Eepatme toe floor 9s d Prepare for hecolven andths s
 
 New Mu Capesn n brown S5 2soS S2OO Oeach KnttdS kSf fro 0oec. Peter TfomIeo in navy brown suuaesa ando ong ape h b lH 9ctoS1
 Wind Ties sin pIan ncoors pladsd dots smpese etc., O ef CrepT s all priced h a 
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New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
Mrs. H

The funeral pert was heId o'clock from b Rock avenue, Fairview cenlHt late Thursd
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
.Jener
Hal

Funeral kengston. tsa and Mrs. Ch avenue were G. F. Phil o& in Fairview c
New Britain herald., 1918-09-14

closes October 18th, 50 1t is neces- sary to organize sub- committees and form definite plans for the drive.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
cinenc.

Eiuene or SiGleus Spell, Tiger ct
sammcIt Croiprod / bert 6alo er
be bcitcmmcuoe Tor Auii1tets llotrpf
o. &oraftcr. Gg mems unorc Orga'
ner iom 8rubcr OF Nnor, ia belle
Gemmer Sol oelpiS tnn erItattes 40
fmitll Gel. or Gineue lom Guns
organer ueritntteIi9c. ri ifnl Der
Tor 0iue sem oen Eleie. III iorInaar.
Sclp Sc itcrfcite Zinc trprgcr | Gaa
lct5 Seb til liOt Npilc
SiIf Dem Ell eaer 10 @nnge ON Gas
gen / nogIc Minnter. Stir alorig
pau SolerL pan oct elettriite Sps el'
Ter pon itcrfe 6Iommcr Oh nrbeio life
mere enb noopenoi1 pco flmitiG ems.
Sa'uu bride. iolbeifimeoe Yture on
Sne / SoIitiL Solglintt paa &onoet
0. l. uirfcr j SUugOen iuPffenoe pdu
Suuct, OF ma bsr oerior beifptte
Gincne nle0 msrfc @riuer. llnoer
NrUcioct itoI 9nict ioIoc flort % 70,
ia ira %ucnitre Sibe.
ut bruce Tineue I S~olontsrfe.
lGie, IN 0. [. poo aIsrcture, / Spor'
uogn o. 5og, or CT VtiSbrug, iom
oite trailer iiQ % meoisrer SpGf-
fcIie al Spuet. RaunIig ippoe Yerns
zine muu i~faoucs ior itarpt SuS 90
mob brat Cperqouq ira Wlsrfe Ill
Np$. llbctGnfiotIbeo OF Slaeguloig'
heo pao bette Ylnft fan iorooriugc
ubooclig Staoe pan @arnetS fine
Spusncrper. 9arnets Seng ifal Der.
for BELT hnuc &opeogIUroet moo Gus
fil0en.
Nliuer Etuene trUtte % operon-
itrenqte / 0uQena Ssb. oil Saouing
Wor1en % Aiteu meo lumtent Solt
pauo bope en- itprfenoe o. uelgisren'
oe &irfning Moo Iette 9etproelier
oa Srritation, i~renlfaIot peo Sorfisa
leIie eQer 5rpf. brlr9eS gaontrg
nleo lunfent 9orpano eaer 1nmiae-
the.
Yuaforn paa Giefauten err Ell ME
get alminoelig Sioelie. ct lioet. lun'
fcnt 9orpan0s Cmilo1, 'om itiiteS
buer treble 5inte. eler @oonira uteb
lunfert @orpono, inotiI gpgtornet
iuinoer, oereiter @oruaieIin, err ptrf.
ionrme Wj0ler MOB oenne 9ioelie.
M~sofanteoe Zine itonmer gierne
ira en- NetpnoelIe | Gienbaorenes
Rsooer o. ma bebonoIe$ al en-
2rge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
VlDoer mco 0omnina.

Ger fortp1es 10 / oct gamIe 1eita,
mente ON 2onoet "iom Hpoer meS
WeIt og SonninQ", elsie Orb ifal
notlrIiapis finn betegne Ell itor Gper,
iloo, men ser iinbe5 pirtelig et Ster
poa Soroen iom bogitouelig taIt lin.
ser meo Sonning. Get or en- ineUer
Gal / 9aIoflopa paa arim.
3 u~minoeIige 3iber bar uhprc
aolonier al piloe @ier beboet GIeiten,
flrben6e fine Sapler ioit / Snaa.
huIer % Soropbninaer. Get tau
oormt geir ife, at ser itprter ppIoigc
WPngoer az hunge, bonningiplotC
Eanler neb, og So%nnirgen iluoer oo
bogitapelig taIt / Strsmme neO 40
SfrGnterne.
Raturligpis er Sonningrigoom-
men en- itor 5riitelie for Ggueus 6olt.
Get er imiolertio umuIig neoeiru Of
pope iig neo / alsiten. Spenira ton
oet nj Rso gaa. % bar SiiG8erer
Selo meo liz. fan ban bierge itorC
N9ngoer Sonning. men bet er Here
9ange fleet, Of Der bar uantet iaa
mango Siitit. at Sil9geren bar
Imaattet bsoe meo Sipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
beIen Srifs BY
/ Sranfrie.

Ser er al oe til / De iibIte faa
llaer n9pnt / Ipiierne, at 0tiis Se-
len Strict, Challenger % Wange-
miuion9ren Senrp Clan Sricfs enc.
ite 3atter, er reiit til Sranfrig for
at gienopbpgge en- al De gper, Der
pao Oct aaer nUrmeite err ieunet meo
Ssoroen ntocr 3rigens Gaien, oe
ifofie Sc biemIsie apinoer % Born
- iamt De faa Sloinge, Der bar
operIepet DC iibite Iars &Gbsler -
en- Smllle 9pmfort / al oeres 300
og glenbigbeo.
S gitens beiere Gag er BET %nofiaa
~alminbelig befienbt, at SittsburgbS
Staalfonee bar lat tore Sorbaabnin-
ger til i'm pofre og / mango Senieen-
Der beaapebe Cater, ioet ban bar
pentet bum ifllloe ittotage Sen ~frernra-
aeilbe Ylabs | Selifdbslipet, iom al
mango @runbe tilfom benoe, % man
bar panifeIig fi,rnet f~orItaa, bpor.
Iebes bum fultoe bepGge bam til life
alene at pl1nge no meb De itore Gum.
nler, bum bril9er til at afbi9lpe Rs.
oen / Sranfrig, men enoog tiaaoe
berbe - Br~iniesien, ban alerebe
bapoe bpgset fpritelige Ialaoier -
of opboIbe Jig blanot 8rarfri9es neo.
lioenbe 9efolfning / De ggne, bpor
aanonernes Orsu itubig bsreS.
Charles Scbpab, Ell anben al bore
b%efjenote Challenger, ifal engang
babe iagt, at Strict life Loo fig oper-
Iiite al nogen, bpao iaa END Spi1et
.gialbt, men benne Sang blep ban
bog b~eieiret al Gntterer, oa set er
berom Der MI fort9lles.
Get er ia9t ON challenger Strict,
at ban alorig bar beiet al for nogen.
San bar engang Inorelp GornegieS
aompaanpn, men Der fom en- &nuoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
.SDroeu for tung.
6uuoreoer al Eeriuner timber bet bagfiae
2trGu for tuugf.

Scrretriu9smrnos anper oe SGu9itelier.
Embellishments baaroe StrGp ca ioropers
b0icoe Siiliug.
NUinOerues Mas meo ousdr6eioei.
@uttitr ofie 9nrerne.
Rnaimerter. 6oueopine. SUimmelheo,
3%nreonoer. uriurre Slayer - fsl9er
oite.
9rS fsIgeroe % Irr bpor 9tnorius
nuoe5:
5eper Cliou. Smeo. Rdple ape.. Qes
cornb Soma. iiper: "&anec aars banrot
GrbcjOc iom 5meo iurt,eoe mine Rprer
on brnRic q IuiaIo az 8peimcrter. Nddr
lea i9rieate at bsjc mig for al ito en-
0sit. brogte eli ilarp Smerte / Sn,dlrpss
gen mig til uriteu at itau oobbeIt Seq
ucrieoe. at llctamuelierue fra Rrre ene
bar meget f%nrpeOe. Seq Loo aIoris Npres
ouoet idd roGet fat Sag a mig. ioroi
icQ alto brlate 2oors' Niorep Bills meo
oct famine. % DC bragte mig ! uomertet
Sorfatring
EriS 60t. hos ole pdroleuee. Sors
lang life iin,peItbeu ct RnremiOOel -
fun EoanS 0iouep Bills DC iamme
iom Njr Cliou bru9tc Softer 9itlburu
60. 6obri!anter. buffalo. % q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

itelise Naife paa, at bun fiiIste ham.
Som oItio iatte bun ia peo bans
gIbu, mebenS ban PEG Sfripeboroet
bar ii9rb meb Of uoiploe Ell gant.
onuisnir9. Ser por ct eget Snil /
hans Iniigt. ba ban rnttc heitoe Gn.
ptSningen % iagoe: "6or Din @p /
6ranfrig, Seleu."
Nen oa SeIeu lit ie oct pao NnuiS
ningen latte &eleb, aif Der Ell &epne
/ Ytolfen. lluiltaarlig lsrt tiIbo9e I
@orncoarene ilog bun Irnrcne ON
6aoerenS Sails on raabte meo 0raoo.
fpolt Steume: ella, Yapa! 2i9re
Eapol Safl Cat! Seq bar Den
beoite Yapa / Ieroenl"
Ser paaitaacS, at Stooltonsens
Zine oeiao tit en- egeu iliatig 8IauS
peo oenne auIeonin9, % ~liffert er
Oct, at Oatteren / bette Gieblif bragte
BAN til at eriare, at Ser or langt
itsrre 8Iaoe / Of sipc emo at taee,
Selen Strict reiite tioIig bette aor
til 6ronfrig, % alereoe / 6ebruor
par bun / illo &irtlombeo / @ourgb.
Ell lioen 9p life Ionet ira Spons. Ter
iort9IleS, al bun bragte ne0 liz ion
ell iorcIebig NeObiGlp 400 Far Mo.
topper, not lllotei ill at bcflGoc 500
auin0er % Born. iomt NOT SGo %
6rp til of bringc ct Suiino al @ro.
mater opplsieoe @apcr til at blonltrc.
Sg M, naor 8interenS bpibc
S9ppc liot elter libt iuinoer, oil Se-
len 6rictS 9p reiie Jig al lIlfeu. gtpe
Suie bill bpggeS, @aaroaplooie oil
RACES oa bcpIauteS - Reo oil ioI'
falo lorioge9 ira en- al Sranfriges
ulpffcIige Smnabpcr.
0ette iter nltiommen, foroi SeIen
6ricfS Billie par lterfere emo Sabe-
reIlS - BON iom olorig bapbe iunoet
lin SpcrmonO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

paa Traaoert, og De bette tit @obs.
ga Sricf eneailg ienere bsrte oct al
Carnegie uotalte Snife, at ban BELT
pilbe % iom fattig Wtanb. iaa ifal
ben fsritn9pnte meo ct eget iait Grae
ON Niinben bape erflGret, Of ban
fanife filnoe tiene bom beri. Senne
Sriefs Satire bleo ienere bragt til
Garnegies allnblfab, og Der bar Dem
iom panitoo, at BET bragte oenne
Itsrre sGngitelie, emo no9et anoet Der
i @eroen.
9ette nnpneS for at piie, at Strict
oIorig bar labet fig neie meo at ipiae
anben Tiolin. Men bporoan gif oet
iaa til, at ban maatte IRE for Wfiis
Selen?
Ser forteIes, at SInset meIlem De
TO uofi9mpebes / Staalfongens eget
SALADS poa Siftb abenite / Sem
gorf. Wiis Selen 9if en- Gag meo
oen famine &eiolutbeb, iom er Sooe.
rem eeen, Iige op til bam % fore'
Iagoe bam lin Glan - ben at gien.
opbpgee en- franif gp.
"Sep," erflerebe Scr. Strict fort.
"Rei, oct er tpertimob goo 5crnlIt
og goo Eatriotisme," erflGreoe
Seleh
Ger er mango @dnifeligbeoer,
iom muaife life fam operpinoes," tors
iifrebe Saoeren.
"@aar bar ou taeet 8anifeligbeoer
/ 9etragtnine, bpis OIL bar be'tent
Dig for noget?" fprebe 9utteren raif.
Som en- mere emo alminbelig intelli.
gent ing apiuoe bopoe WtiiS SeIen
@eifeo ON aoifinige al "Fapa"S
5ransaftioner, o. besuoen er Der I'll.
bragelier fra Someiteao-S ptcierne /
Tenniplpania, iom er o9 altio bIiper
ct aapitel al Sricf-SomilienS SiIto-
RTE. Gen ga opaoitr9benoe Staal-
fonae blep bengang ifuot og olporIig
iaoret al en- forbitret Streifer.
Ger er syarer peb ct iaaoant Sore.
tagenbe," forieete iao Saberen, men
oette argument iloges meo ontrent
iamme Spar iom oct foreeaaenbe, o9
oct fom bel meO, at ben flintbaaroe
Sinonsmano bapoe ta9et i'm panlige
uforanoerlige Sorretningsmaife paa,
Oa Satteren eaerS piloe babe opoa.
get, at ban baIppeis Dor Hagen. linz
Ser Taaifuo at uopiGttelige 6orret-
nineer fit ban BOG oa bragt iItano en-
Gaabenbpile.
Set bill bore al Snteresie for 2eIe.
rem at lore WftIs Selen liot nprmere
at fienbe, for oenne Suel meo Saoe-
rem gietpptages.
SeIen Sricf bar en- 9rober, men
belt iiben bum fsrit Ierte at eaa bar
bum aflaet iaa flare @epiier for en-
iterf Siliefraft oe en- altio ipruoIenbe
Soretagiombeb, at Der life funbe
bore Sale ON anbet emo at bun
maatte blipe fin praftiife SarS gno,
ling.
@ngnag ipurgte ban benoe, bpab
bun snifeoc iom SeoielSbagsgape.
Sum bar ga life Longer noget Barn,
og ban penteoe, at bum biIoc beoe OH
ct eller anoet Smpffe, e1er ialfalb
noget, ser finn plioe fomme benbe
ielp tilgobe.
"&ieb mig en- itor Tarf," iagbe
iagoe bun, og Saoeren ipareoe, at