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showing tic New Europe alter ne war
u accordance with President Wilson 5
dea Of the independence oi subject
peoples with evcry copy Of next sunday :
New York American Ady
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NO GERMAN REPLY
To WILSON NOTE

London. oct III he German
government is moi contemplating
at the present time any further
note TO President Wilson, says al
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen II i probable ihat
the government Will make a dcrlar.t-
tlon IN the Rcichstag to the elect
that Germany Is awaiting the peace
conditions Of The allies.
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ALLIES WINNING
THREE BIC BATTLES.
HUNS LOSSES GREAT
Germans Fighting Well Every
where, Have Lost $4,000 IN
-Four Days
PUSHED BACK a MILE
~ As.oested Press ~ Eve-1 Esaalr<

~ Aese,sl"d Press - Every Eraairz
London. Oct r. The Brush
continued tn pre- forward between
Falcnciruncs and Tolroa, Flrld
Marshal TiaIg anuosucre Ihry hsvr
captured fhe village u Ddoucz nd
NaIldo on tho frooS north ~ Na'cr
cicunrs south Of taicuGcnrr fre
British have gained nov 3coe -os
ou thr borders Of fhc Nurua' forest
capturing NJ Carmel ni and
fnglofDu'aine Brtsh patrol. have
p-1grrescd north of tlo railway re-
taecu Na!encicnncs ind Irqucsrov
tn pHiGal fa'eme1f rcd AZ .tc
var office aet night sass 'hc French
have Carried /I'.r u spite ~ aas-
pcrato tanfo Ht.in thc BRITISH
harc or0ipind ran Villages ,f irco'-
hem and DotoRhsa ard a-o t.
vonf'rg toward the r.Gt r-c-
Par Oaf * Iac aaf#o asy earned
un gan RI hca gfHa1 ro2. IN 9cf
way }rarn t"ionn.rrrrg tn tr tlf
Thr CORNERS trn gf.rg acN
whcrr hgt the aliir rort.nec tn ina+e
-1tstarta aeadva" ar aek nt
ifr back sho Is ornv III tar N'e-n .r
Although .tn recent gntfy or"
marked bv u0 a+ara ae'e orr er
III hawrg cumulative" 'ra' rr.
apart from M ground 1ano-l da+ r-
tdcrabIv p .r t-'agr gI tacn rn
material ,g'h rtct .o 6orrcer
rrrk9n in 'he as+ trgr Iay- ro e-or
has o-t uo.I IN oHe-es 5000
orcr- ad 1o0 -na li.- fo'a
rTcrtI~a- cannot nava aooD tan
5G0on
~frr-'- rrasing here arr rrec r-a
b4fttc. II aregree- 'l tf which rn bang
conducted uth coIal -uccee- tar ae
allies IHe fr-f 5 rArrg carried nr
the British I1-d rt oar'h trmIc-
Which gn~nIrr oa towards Mons a-e
reached sHe .orcrerr a--Eir-rr Go.r r
TRACK railroad Ifo -c0ra aA ftae.
oi General .far2.n Eorth nd aa-t
Laon winch -- resulted -ain ur
t-out .t taiIas 5or distance 1
a4Ies IIe aa- earned r.- !ne crit o' 'an
wemn5 around ---ore 4he 'hrt
battle I beng fought v Genera. tr.-
Iauraa- 0n front af e~a0taen rm.as
from ~sssone to na,cau Porc,en where
the funding Inc .elr- Ae hremni-d
system The .verare gam sas cen 4
mile although III ONE points ne ID
vance las hecn -re--er
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ratlcuiar people choose Clover Dairy
Nj ilk.-Ayd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26

\ .ce!ing O security goes with Clover
dairy mhk.-Adv.
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Rccuperatve Diet in Influenza.
Horlch Matted \iilh, very discstiDlc-
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Observation-Disclosures Itttt4.t!
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BACK TO OIL D TIME
AGAIN TOMORROW
Day Will Have an Extra Hour
to Pay for One Lost
Last March.
MAYOR ASKS CITIZENS
TO TURN BACK (LO( rs

Observation-Disclosures
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13

The deceased was a good neighbor,
having lived for years among white
neighbors. She was respected by her
white friends and took much delight
in having her neighbors' children
around her home.
Eliza Boyd White was SO years old
and was the mother of eleven children,
nine of whom are still living. She
joined the church when girl and was
a consistent Christian and a loving
mother
A beautiful tribute was paid her as
Christian by the Rev. H. L. Harry
at the funeral services. She made
the request before her death that the
following anthems be sung at her fun
eral: "God Will Take Care of You;"
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms"
Robert A. White has been state
grand secretary of the Household of
Ruth for Is years and many of the
leaders of that order were present at
the funeral. Among them were: j. II.
Fordham, Esq, of Orangeburg, grand
attorney; DR.. H. D. Prioleau, Charles
ton, medical director; r. J. Dickerson,
Aiken, Most Noble Governor; +. j..
Woodson of Spartanburg; the Rev. |.
D. Davis, D. D., Of Sumter, and the
Rev. J. A. Brown, D. D., presiding ell
der of the Orangeburg district.
The family received many ''Gele-
grams and letters from sympathizing
friends, the one most pathetic being
from r. A. Stewart Washington, D.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Pursuant to an order of j. M. Wind
ham, Judge of Probate, l will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
residence Of the late Theodore Harvin
near Paxville, S. c., at II o'clock, A.
NJ, on Monday the 25th day of Feb
ruary, 1918, the following personal
property:
Seven bales of damaged cotton.
One Deering moving machine.
Two two-horse wagons.
One buggy.
One surrey and harness.
Four sets of plow gears.
Nine plows.
Nine plow-stocks and plows.
Small lot of plow implements and
farm tools.
Three banks of potatoes.
Sixty bushels of cotton seed
Seventyfive bushels of corn.
1900 pounds of peas in hull.
Lot Of hay and fodder.
Stalk chopper.
Three head of mules
One cane MILL
Six shares Of stock of Peoples
Bank of Manning.
REBECCA HARVIN,
Administrators.
Faxville, S. C.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13
State Of South Carolina,
County Of Clarendon

S. n. Broom, I r: Broom, Susan
lliggs. Kate Madison. Clara Mul-
drow, and Lewis Broom, Plaintiffs.
VS..
w j Groom. = .. Broom and S r.
Broom. npfrnGa".
Pursuant to an Order in the above
stated case signed by his Honor Judge
John S. Wilson, on July 18th, 1917, I
will offer for sale at public auction,
before the Court House door in Man
ming, S. c.. on salesday in March, to
wit: the 4th day Of March, 1918, be-
tween the legal hours OF sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described tracts of land'--
FlRST:-That tract of land situate
in Clarendon County, said State, con-
tanning Ten (10) acres, more or less,
bounded: North by Alex Wilder;
South by Williams; East by G. "A.
Norwood, and West by Brewington
Public Road.
SECOND:--That tract of land in
the suburbs of the village of Forcs-
ton, Clarendon County, said State,
containing two (2) acres, more or less,
and bounded: North by John Dwyer
East and South by f.. S. Land, and
West by the Foreston Public Road,
said land having buildings on same,
Purchaser to pay for papers.
II. o. BATON,
Clerk Of Court.
Williamsburg County, South Caro-
lima.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13
SUCCESSFUL BRITISH RAJ,

London, Feb. 11.-"A successful
raid was carried out last night by
Australian troops against German po-
sitions southeast Of Messines," says
today's official report, ain addition to
other casualties inflicted on the en-
emy, twenty-eight prisoners were cap
tured.
Con Saturday night Belgian pa
troll successfully attacked hostile
post in the Merckcm sector, killing
the garrison and capturing a machine
gun"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13

society can and will do this and not
leave the other undone. The agent
of "The Missionary Voice." Mrs. F.
S. Geddings, has secured yearly sub
scription for almost every member of
the society. The members will work
this coming month on squares for a
patch work quilt which will be sold
and proceeds donated to pledge mon
ey.
Miss Eule Perritt read the follow
China" Types of Work" "Story of
"Story of Helen Richardson"
Mrs. J. w. Minis, Jr., named and
located the schools of China, and the
missionaries there.
The monthly bulletin was presented
in the form of quiz which proved
real interesting. Il hesitate to men,
tion our modification when this query
was presented by our leader: "Can
anybody present give the name of the
first missionary sent out by American
Methodism in 1892 What country
did he go to-" Mrs. Hattie Durant
thinks she answered correctly. We are
waiting for positive correct state
ment of it. Upon the adjournment
a social half hour was enjoyed, dur
ing which the hostess served apples
and nuts.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Henry Curtis, the
first Wednesday in March. Any vis-
itor is always welcome at the meet
ings, irrespective of denomination.
Mrs. II. w. Gunter,
Publicity Supt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13
PAXVILLE.

Paxville, Feb. 9.-Mrs. Madge Cur
tbs and Miss Vivian Curtis returned
last week from a visit to Mr.. Alva B.
Curtis at Admission, Ala.
Mrs. Elma Tisdale and son, William,
left on Monday for their hon at
Rock Hill, after an extended stay <.
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
over in, Sumter for short visit to
Mrs. Leslie Brunson and Mrs. J. c..
Pate.
Mr.. J. L. Pritchard, of Elloree, was
here Sunday and Monday visiting
Soldier Waldo Reynolds has re-
turned to Camp Jackson after visit
to his home folks. He has been con-
valescing from serious spell of sick
ness.
Miss Roberts, teacher in the Pine
wood High School, spent the past
weekend here as a guest of Misses
Edmunds and Perritt.
Mrs. Maggie Garvin, of Sharon, who
is here on visit to her niece. Mrs.
Joe Minis, Jr., is spending few days
in Sumter at the home Of Mr.. j. w.
Minis.
Mrs. Hattie Durant, after stay
with her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Keels,
left Thursday to spend awhile with
her son in Sumter, Mr.. Eugene Du-
rant.
The Paxville Methodist missionary
society was held on Wednesday after
noon, the 9Th, at the home of Mrs. T..
W. Gunter. The president, Miss Jes-
sic Curtis, presided over the meet
ing. Miss Leatha Edmunds very beau
tifully presented the Bible lesson,
"The Challenge at Time of Great
Prosperity and Possibility" 1t was
the study Of the story of Solomon's re-
ceiving and availing himself of Gods
wonderful challenge, "Ask what
shall give thee," with it's implied as
surance that his desire would be
granted. Like Solomon, we are COM
manded to ask. God has no favorite,
and he is still eager to bestow upon
his needy servants the fullness of his
gifts.
Mrs. w. R. Keels, our faithful treas
urer is doing the best work in the
history Of the society. The work is 60
ing, steadily on Notwithstanding the
claims of war. New responsibilities
will not hinder the fulfilment of form
er claims and obligations, and the wo-
men of Paxville Methodist missionary
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13

WE ARE daily making ship
ments of this product into all sec
tions of the country, and it is being
received with entire satisfaction
on account of its excellent quality
and condition on arrival at destina-
ton.
We will be glad to make credit
arrangements with responsible
parties, or we will accept wood in
exchange for manure. Wood to be
delivered during the summer
months.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENT

We, the undersigned, wish to take
this method of thanking our numer-
Gus friends, both colored and white,
for kindness shown and sympathy ex-
pressed during the illness, and at the
time Of the death Of our dear wife and
mother. Also to those who so willing
ly served us, some Of whom sent such
beautiful floral tributes. We pray
Gods blessing upon them all.
r. A. White and Children.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13

Right now is the time to use ma
nure. Write us today if you are
interested in prompt delivery. We
already have numerous orders
booked for prompt shipment, but
will use our best efforts to make
delivery in accordance with your
instructions.
We specialize on car lot ship
a car in conjunction with your
ments. Cars average 33 tons. Buy
neighbor and save freight.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-02-13
Written for the Times)

The funeral services of Mrs. Eliza
White, wife of Robert A. White, were
conducted by Rev. f. r. Anderson, D.
D., new pastor of the Trinity A. Nj. e.
church, last Thursday at 8 o'clock. A
concourse of people from over the
county and other parts of the state
attended
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01

sR Indicate; r ehurh was + Rn1,sd = he Reformation; = BY Hshn Mission; and D y
nny not in connndoaw viii the KaMwenh Uon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
l Y.
Den bebnebe &aanb i Mrbeioe.

$p1f1an6S Moner for bets ne5te
|@fri6t mob 8erbensberre6emme
|ligger beloigbis fan oabent / 9a=
gen, at ber lite bore Sale ON
|$pibl euer MiSforitaaelie. Sc ct
netop, bpa6 &reusiens $iitorie mac
le6e % til at ontage. On liben So
ben5ollern Hrobins beberfter Breu,
en-; 6ernpit beberffer 8reuien Epif-
lamb, og MI er Blanen logt for,
at &piflanb ifal beberife europa.
|De Mi6ler, font ffol Iebe til 6et
|forsnife6e Waal, ct netop 6e fam,
me, 1om ri fien6er fra &iftorien.
@erliggen6e 2nnbomroooer fal
|bringes UNDER $oben5ollern @tpre
be6 at in6lenme iornrte @trpfnin.
get % be6 at bringe anbre Tom
Sorbun6Sfpller ino / ct ftort Mel-
lem-eatropeif @iee, n1eb Epiflano
fom BEN leoen6e &roft % ben preu-
|iiffe Militarmoffine iom bets ubrp.
beige $oanb, iom boI6er Set belle
farnme1. 2a6 $eppet gao op for
let 9ieblif, og lob % ie BEN beb.
|nebe $aono, fom Ben f1ptter Brit
ferne paa Set e1rcpaiffe Sfdbret
ION Gorberebelie til ql1pet al 1914.
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Sbnberipllanb.

Set bar beorgbt mig lite at fin
De ct Orb ON oct itoffels lille @lcS-
pig / Breiibent @iIions 6re6Sbe'
tingelier. S 81 Mar bar @lespigcrs
tie lebet UNDER tpff $erreopmme %
taolt ale mulige Dompgelfer, eno<
ifient De be6 @aragraf s bob6e @et
til at bsre til Donmorf, ct MI ct
Ianet ODER 1000 Mono foIocn poo
8alplaoien ben forferoelige
&rig. SO be bar maattt fjempe
for 6eres SLENDER; tenf, bbao Oct
bill fige. $pilfen @org % Sortbio-
1elie berifer lite / ollie De noro1les>
bigffe Stem.
@nbber Danif babe fer %
bicmme bat baabet poo, at De full
Sc faa Sprejsning beb SreosHut-
ningen, ga @re1ioenten bill bprc
@eifptter for alle oe imon @atio=
tier, iom CT bleb11e forurettet al
Epiferne. Men bborfor iao forbi=
gao @lesbigerne> iom bor li6t iaa
meget.
Sen e%aeite, iom bot 1pftet fin
@tcme for Oct lille Golf, ct Ct
Freitoent @uoiebelt, og e11bber
Donf oil ite6ic bore bom biertelig
tofnemlig for Ben noble Eante.
Mlle 6anife 8lo6e ber bur6e ffri-
be ON 6erne Saq.
Mtrs. Spren @anien,
Mbitetpoob, g. 8.
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sc Mirfe lite onfntte rogen, %
'bbor ben forenebe airfe onintter
en- rArmp Baitor". oer bill BEN bon.
Strife life onfntte rogen." Mnn
.pil / TeIleSftnb tilftrnbe. at Der
Tan blipe oniat en- 6anff.lutberf
.armb Baftor" oeb er1bber of bore
2eire.
Men MI Befoitningen peb bette
itore % CODE arbeibe?
8~eitprelien for benne Samene
Tutning at lutberffe airfefanfunb
bar beftemt, at Der inoIamles en-
Dollar al bbert fonfirmret Me6,
lem / bisfe @amf11nb. 90 man me.
ner %, at 6e1,,e Snoiamling bill
bette ollie 1bgiftcr babe til Bpgs
nineer % 4rbei6ere / ca. 3 @ar.
8liber Der inoiamlt flere @engc,
en6 Der blioer 8rue for, iao oil
6isie blibe tilbagebetalte De frfiels
lige &irfeiomf1,r0 / Gorbolb til,
iom De bor poet.
I. Seq oil foa be6e ON, at man !
bort Snmfunbs Menigbe6er foretas
ger en- iao6an Sn6imling, % al
man / bber Menigbe6 feger at faa
Dem at GRlle81tprelfen poaligne6e
Gum. Set er fiffert. en- Sag, ioan
ri ale ton bore glabe beb bore
mc6 til at itptte.
AHe 8i6rag fra bore menigbes
Der fenbes til bort @nmhmb8 Seas
ferer mr. s. g. @asmusien, q.
II 60 @ulle Ctr, Chicago, 81.
81. g. @ranen8aarb.
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battered At the Post Office At St. Paul. bian. -
eeond class mAil-mAttor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01

All advertising in this paper is
handled by the c. Rasmussen Co.,
Minneapolis MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
Gn tilt i Gaareneoer.

Set Tan lite negtes, at Iom ga.
gerne mi itaar, er @lanerne for et
~forpreusiet" Central uropa lpf'
fe6es / en- merfelig @ra6. 9itrie
ct ol6eles UNDER tpff Sn0flpoelfe,
% bets &ilberelfe er afbengigt at
6e1 p%reusiiffe Militermaifine. 16eu
at set bar 6ens $ielp, Fan Gerber
ne % @~re1sierne Taa 9itrig meo
|2etbeo. 9itrig8 $ere er fln @e6.
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Sanfeoberfsrias % SnbbiIouius.

/ #E..#.y# #@rEEa Ls@EFa EsEtA 6@@2E@-r
timber @piritilternes n1ange, ofte
tpiblia,nr,e, .Gorisg: pao at bpgge
Bro oDer til Sen binfioige Deroen
er megt af oct, iotn Goriferne gis
Iber fig al meo, blepet almin6elig
|fienote 8egreber. @uggeition, I'm.
oerbebibfbeb og 9anfeonerfsring-
bbem fien6er lite li6t til oct!
} Meo fin bbe6e % letflpbenbe 8en
bar @aitor Scarf @olb, @riltionia,
ITO fra fit on,fattenbe 2nsning fire
pet et pda 2utberitifteliens Sorlag
uofommet lille Sfrift: nAt paaDir=
lie % at paapirfes."
Com &reDer paa SnoboIoet ci=
terer "Morgenpo1ten" ct % mbd:
SET liot ON @elbiuggeition:
Scr er iiftert ingen &bipl ON,
at Menneifer 6rpbes peb @ugge=
ifior1, og at andre belbrebes be6
Sugeeftion.
On M6bofot ituloc bpre til ste
De beo en- @rabs Mabning. Set
orcieoe fig ONT en- Gorbrp6elie. ga
man fit &1ten op, beioime6e 80
%nofaten. Sen feIe 2igitanf natur'
ligbis. Men % man oubneoe ST.
item, bor Sen tom.
Snobiloning er Ell farlie Sing.
Ser bar u6bruM &o4ero / en- ST.
i Spnnten. Sen bar life til at fac
81> meo.. Ser bleb 1ogt, at Blot
Der tom N%or6enbinb, laa Glpier
poa &irfetaornet benbte MOB Noro
iaa niloe Roleraen foripimoe. Ser
git mi be itaffels Soft % iaa %
fao op moo &rfetoarnet. Mel
Gleien biloe life breie fig til ser
rette &ont. On Seat frgb ga en- OBJ
@%irfetoornet % 6reiebe Dlsien, oq
1trafs bor &oleraen Tom bleft bort.
Sn6biloning er bnrre enc @elt.
On Mooogosfar arbeioeoe / Ell
Mis1ioners &ope. BIuoielig bolber
ban inbe me6 Mrbei6et % bIiber
itib at @fref. @pooe11 bor 1ts6t
moo Ell @ten. San bi61te, oct bar
en- @robiten. gu bil6e Mon6en beb'
ne fig. manocn git bjem, blep ipa
% osoe in6en ret lang Si6. Set
be6 noturligbis, at Manben babe
brebt bom. Men oct bar @elb1ug,
geition, iom bar @fDl6 beri.
Ser ct ingen Epibl ON, at iurt
Climb, 6narligt &rmer oe tunge
Eanfer bar bragt megen @pgoom
og for ti6lig 500. Set er langiomt
Selomor6. ct lpit @inb og go6t
&umbr bor belbre6en6e @bne. 81
mo6erne religiplt @omfun6, Gbri:
titan @cienti1terne> bbiler belt %
bolbent paa fonlefbent @uggeltion
og @elbiuggerion."
Nn 1i6t ON Eanfeoberfering:
Set tbr not MI iiges at bore
en- bebi1t STRENGTHENING, at Ser
o%berfgres Eonfer og Man6sin6boIb
fra oct enc Wenneif tie til set onbet
1>oen @Dns= og @grelieiignoler, alt
ioa 6irefte. SSa, Oct enc Mennel fes
(hnoerbebtofbe6 tiltrgffer fig @toi
fra oct, on6et Menneifes un6erbe=
DioItbeb. y
Seq tan gau og tenfe poa noget
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8. Deb Ribb at wael iii $us'
boloningsbrug at taee Zig
foa .meget al andre Slogz
for1 at $peoemel % bnge a
bisie andre Slogs.
4. Sum at tebe .Bictorp" Brbb,
iom bages at @rabam elle'
$beoemel, Der CT blanbet mel
90 @rocent al onbet mel.
Brqiioenten fsier til, at 8efolf'
ringers Sunbbeo % 2ip8fraft pao
inger1 Maobe n1ao nebbrp6es; men
BET bill heller i1et life blibe GBlgen
af benne Maabe at ipare pna. $an
retter berfor til Slutnin6 e, ino'
Mppel iinr til olle $us'
ms6re ON at qiere Mlbor at al
giennemfbre Mrbisningerne.
2ab % 6a ollie fblge bans @inf.
Set bill lite bringe % Sen mn1bfte
l1bebageligbeb, met / bpie1te @raf
frembielpe Ben felIes ftore Gag.
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9anebpb &pifplc.

@lepontollet er / @inter obc,
Gorbentntng fort. Monge @foler
bar poa @runo af 0rigen ferre
@leber emo t%i6ligere. wen Doneboo
begbnote fsr Sui me6 ober 80, oe
M 'er ber 50. Set er gleoeligt. go.
re onbre @foler bnr bt life bsrt
noget fra.
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Danebod H0jskole.
Skolen for unge Mxnd aabnes Ssn-
dag den z. December
Skriv efter Oplysnineer.
TIL. KNUDsEh. Tyler, MINI.

en- Stuno % ioa bespnbe at tale
Il. cts. me6 min Sultru ON bet
%lo'n1ne. ~Nei oct bar % UNDER,
ligt," flyer bun, LEG bar netep
goaet og tGnft poo oct fannw."
On on6en Dag Ton min $ultru Be-
gDnae at tale meh mig ON En- So8>
cg leg mao rtoe: Seq bar netoy
tenft Iterft poa set iamme.~ Soa-
oant Tan bore ~tilfeIoigt, men me.
get ofte ct bet o9ioo lloTog al
|Eonfeoberfsrine.
On franif og en- ieb>peiaif Brs-
fesior forreiponoerebe me6 binmn-
ben. 9eres Brebe boBferebe olti5
bina11oen poa Beien. Om Der bar
tort eller lang &io meIIem 8rebe<
mes afienoelie bar BET famine. Bre>
bene pusiereoe nlti6 bberon6rc q
naoe6e omtrent iamtibig Wootoe,r-
inc. Set tan fun forf1ores beo Enn-
feoberfering.
On tpif F~rofes1or bar efsperi-
n,enteret meeet meo E%anfeoberfb<
ring meo en- Dnme. @aor @rof@-
loren foo / ct Bprelie og tenfte
|og ioa forpt poa ct @ille6e, funbe
9amen / @i6eonreliet tage Bapir
og tegnc BET 1omme 8illeoe. @n
Sag trnfte Brofesioren, at So.
men ifu(6e tage en- 2ompe, 1tille
ben paa ct beitemt Borb og tenbe
ben. SUN fommer til at tenfe poa
BET iamme, feler Zig 0repet til at
gjere bet og TENDER 2ompen. Set
bar Dog> og Ser bar ingen Mnlco-
ming til at tenbe 2ompe."
~Dt er en- @ien6s@erning;;" fort
letter Sorfatteren, .~at ri Menne-
ifer itaor / 1terfere % mere nb-
itrat o%amoelig &orreipon6ance meb
bberm6re, emo ri egentlig beo af.
Men % bIiber set 10 en6nu mere
Acknowledgements, bba6 @lags Men>
neffer hi er. @i paobirfer 10 og
poapirfes uItanoielig. Bi poooirfer
90 paapirfes % ben1melim 8eie.
Sort Mnibar for bberonbre bliper
10 90 en6n1 1tbrrc. 81 boloer 10
11of looelig paa at forme bberon6re
/ bberan6res 8ilIe0e. 81 maa bore
bellige, rene, go6e Menne1 fer. Ser
mda fra, % u69aa en- goo Mon6.
81 maa bore omgibre al EN- rem
|2ibsluft."