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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
BUT THE HOG GETS THERE

To the Editor Of the Ereuiug Public Ledger.
Sir-"Hope Island" would be a much
better name than Hog Island. The latter
name should be done away with at once.
LABORER.
COME such idea has occurred to many
~ Of Us city people. Folks from the coun-
try however, who know what II is to work
sixteen hours day on a farm for s2O "A
month in close proximity to hogs describe
those animals as the most persistent root.
ers in existence, with one business in life
which they accomplish with maximum
efficiency. Let's get hogs share Of work
done before we dream Of Islands Of Hope.
Some day the farmlaboring folks Of
this country are going to wake up and tell
the eight-hour-day people what Industry"
means. And when plain folks go after the
plain people, look out!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

lose? Are we insane or is common sense
still somewhere resident in government?
Quit beating tomtoms Let's get some
where. Let's concentrate man power in
mine and on railroad until we have such
a start on the coal issue that never again
may save tomtomers, but they can lever
save themselves. Let's cease from noise
making and get down to work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
WHEN CHURCHES SAVED COAL

That the stUNe in the meeting house was
a snare Of the devil" TO make people too
comfortable, was an opinion not only ex.
pressed, but actually enforced, by the Puri
tans In olden days IN Salem Those rugged
old souls would not have stove i'm their
meeting house. They did relent enough 10
allow the use Of foot stoves, by women and
children. But the men and the boys had 10
stamp their feet and clap their hands TO
keep from freezing during meeting time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

-
some of his senatorial investigators eauhs
their own words-Boston Herald.
McAdoo remembers little old New ioiA
well enough to know the insanity OF he'
giving it priority for coal and food supphsA
Wall Street Journal
1t will have TO be admitted that the -
ecutve committee Of the Democrauo N-
tional Committee has scored one point y.
the Republicans by beating them 70 "
organization of womans advisory ~
tionaI committee Perhaps there are hs'
publican women capable Of advising Mess.s
Smoot, Hemenway and Penrose, but ~
have not yet appeared in poliucs-N''
York World.
The difficulty Of getting any clear as.
OF what is happening at Brest-Litovsk ", y.
sufficient explanation of why Berlin inSss
on meeting the Russians at this isolAs~
trans-Nistula city. out OF the mass OF ~
hicting stories we gather only an impls
sion that the envoys OF the Central ~
ers are fighting desperately q put son ,,e
thing over on the Bolshevik. Their pon~
is dictated by the wisdom OF the fox Wy,
carries a stolen chicken to cover IN o,er ~
to dismember and eat Il unobserYeo'--e
eago Evening Post.
There is no army" says General fst
shing, whose moral tone and whose yl
tude toward ice are more commendao,t
The American commander was spes""
with a correspondent. who was asked n
him 70 characterize as false the sweep'r
charges of drunkenness and depravity W.
are being insldiously. circulated IN w
United States against our troops In tft..
General Pershing added that the coup.
Of our soldiers in Paris and thronfn,.
France Is so splendid that Il IL The s.|g'.
OF favorable comment by all nauonanH''
Providence Journal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
Answers to Yesterdays Ouiz

/. The fuel admlnistra tlOn was given H. a,.L
ity under the Lever food and fuel bill ''"r-
2. The EnEllsh-speakln5 nations are referred Ia
saxOns were among the TeutOn tribes ,SbiSS inS
conquered and eOlOnlzed Britain ""'eh
3. Odessa IL Russian port on the Black Sea
I. Ruthless sinkings by U-boats are at M. -.
Of about u dozen q week ~ '"'o
o. There are more states east Of the MIssIsaIDnI
River than west.
Q. Histrionle; Relating 20 acting, from a GreeL
word meaning actor. N'0eA
Z, When a treaty OF peace Il made between In.
United states and Its enemies N viii 'ae 'hae
negotiated by n commission apnoInfsd hs ps
the President and approved by the Ss,,.tDs ~
The treaty must be ratified b. ~, $500
and signed By the President, 9e"@e
s. Wood arss are the most hsalthful WAY .,
heating room. ""s OF
0. Avaianehei The fall Of a mass ef s,...
or Zee down mountain slope - s"9"
10. haromefFic prrgsuges The h,elrhf AZ -
measured on the harOmelar. - ~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
MIR. CHoATE,s INVESTMENTS

In the estate Of the late Joseph H. Choate
1876 stocks and bonds were found and only
hve Of them were Of no value That's a
better batting average than most Investors
can show.-Boston Globe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

New York "aunties" have started a cam
paign TO have the woman suffrage rescinded
This has often been talked Of out West But
II can't be done, Newly enfranchised women
voters do not vote against themselves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

Wed like TO run the risk Of a oontradl.
tion on this: Too many men. laborers and
executives. are taking their jobs in too mat
ter-of-fact "A manner, putting II up TO the
Government and letting Il 20 at that why,
Mr. Man, you are the Government
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
What Do You Know?

QUIZ
1. What is arabic land?
g. Who Is Baron Reading?
3. Define geOlOgy.
4. Name the seven hills OF Rome
3. Define strateEy,
o. Where Is Kut?
Z. Who is Charles LathrOp Pack:
y. What Is meant by ehiarOseuro?
o. who wrote the American oDera, oNatou. 10
10. Who IL Oscar Hammersteln?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

The House Of Commons has rejected con-
scription for Ireland. But Ireland rejected
It first. However. out Of a population Of
4, 30O, 900. Irishmen to the number II 100000
are at the front--a mighty high percentage
for a nation with grievance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

LincoIn's War Administration broke
down completely. 1t did not recover until
the fast had been made garingy apparent
The first requisite for complete victory is
complete candor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

We never knew OF task that some
body not doing Il could not do II better
than the man doing IL. We never knew a
do-nothing who could not, IA his own Opin-
ion. do evsrything-lf he only bothered 10
try But We neodfa new Fuel Administrator
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

They've got oil i'm New York, but not
enough oil stoves. Which reminds us Of those
anchors which were rushed to seabOard be-
fore the ships were built.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

As there Is not yet an ice shortage. it is
hardly an economy to turn trolley cars into
cold storage plants
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

g he Shsi99s Ri9 @ q fet ws eag lRge9 MAS was
tlon seemed 20 hnd pleasant iodEing place ana
directed heavy chorus Of 1ingers The program
auinteta eto.--rahiequah. pkla PhooniE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
A DEAD ONE

II no common "cornheld negro' but one
'high innoo' need IN grammah" who presented
emption, saying; y am not only married man.
sab. but am me father of posthumous child"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

Russia may as well look for armed Prus-
SLAMS TO spring out of the Trojan horse Of a
Bosheyik peace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
Roosevelt and Wilson Criticized

These naive PennypaCkcriSmS, OF course,
do not reflect upon the intellectual qualities
of the Governor; Uney pertain more to his
crcdulty. Tie was a good Judge, and 1t is
to b. hoped that history win not find hin.
10 have been spoiled as q Governor lie was
too intense Pennsylvania to he doubted
either as TO integrity or patriotic intent. But
ho was a vigorous hitter who frequently
nil ON short acquaintance. What he says
about Roosevelt and Wilson has made the
litcrateuTs Of Washington sit up and take
notice. Who else would dare 10 write about
Roosevelt TOO much commOtion. not
enough rcsut-Hot a high order Of intelli-
gcucc": or OF President Wilson, "A smile
lights up his face, but it suggests that it is
q thing Of habit"
People here at the capital talk about
Roosevelt and Wilson They are talking
about them now more than eycr--for these
two men seem destined to figure in the big
things that are yet to come--but what they
say is not put up in Pennypacker phrases.
What they say-thoSe who are analytical
does not have the PtnuypaCker sting. And
yet the writer is personally aware that
penuypaCker had small opportunity to know
well either Roosevelt on Wilson. The
Roosevelt sentiment sprung in the last
hours Of the PennypaCNer campaign hat
"the defeat Of Pennypacker i'm Penns' Iva
MIA would be a national calamity was the
product of an interview had with the Prcsi
dent by the writer, and was released about
the time Mr.. Roosevelt appeared at the
Masonic Temple I'm Philadelphia.
The Governor and resident Roosevelt
were together at the opening Of the State
Capitol, but there We're few other occasions
for close observation and scrutiny The
Governors estimate Of Roosevelt, therefore,
was due largely to acts, writings and pub
lc utteranCes Of the latter. So it was as
to President Wilson. The Governor prob.
ably saw less of him than he did Of Roose-
welt. The occasion on which he saw Will
son so as 10 observe that "he has sparse
hair, eyes Of no particular color" was AT
the redediCatiOn of Congress Hall at Sixth
and Chestnut streets The writer accom-
panied Mr. Pennypacker Cwho was no longer
Governor into the hal and sat by his side
when President Wilson was introduced and
spoke. He commented then upon the Presi.
dents appearance and speech and was not
favorably impressed by either.
Washingtonians who have been reading
the Governors breezy talks are wondering
If the two national characters he criticized
so freely will do battle for supremacy in the
next presidential campaign. Some are in.
clned 10 think so.
J. HAMPTON MOORE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
NATIONAL POINT OF VIEW

1t is meat and drink TO Hoover to wa.on wn
some Of his senatorial investigators eauns
their own words.-Boston Herald.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

Maybe one reason why the democrats of
Germany do not speak is that most Of them
are In jail
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

We have nothing against La Toilette :
I.s Wisconsin that ought TO be spanked
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

We must not mine coal the way the
Bolshevlk wage war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
4 WORD TO THE WISE

Though Wisdom seek forever
Fresh knowledge as IL flows
Twill never know--uu. never,
What Folly thinks II knows
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
A ..WEII-MIxrnp pRoGRAM

Monday GOveTnor Pennypaeker tells abou
Roosevelt ut GettysburE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

Pheasant weather Tor The KaIs0r'
The super-Garfield has not arrived
It's always a BlacI, Friday that leads to
a Blue Monday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

NIcAdoo remembers little old New iol.
well enough to know the insanity OF no'
giving it priority for coal and food supph'e
Wall Street Journal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
5 Yingaarben.

8, lang ieg blot en- erfelt Gong,
|lSum leSte frean til arpbberatmmet
|@n itaffeIs Si9I i Nso % 5rang,
Der naiten bar al Spnb forfommet.
Goa Der bIep 9Ip ! Si9Ierts Gem,
SRA Barnet feot i 8etblebem.
30, fang reg blot, OF @atb er gool
Goa Wsrfet BRAT me6 Sprroeiongen,
|Og fIepe iolf til Sefu Goo,
|Som Magbulene Boofte Moreen,
|Soor FfuIbe foaoan lSi9I bel Ie,
ben opiton6ne if OF ie.
|Snart ipneer iee for iioite Gang,
|Wein ioaee gfeit Ell mere tenoes
is 9ritiet ira be f%relItes Song,
ger bespnoeS, biit ei enoes,
|Spor belli9l belligl roabes blot
symo6 ben Serre 8ebaotb.
Deb Waalet.
Seq ipnger meo, boor ingen tier,
bellige / Simlens &Or.
.@lao Ter ieg Dem Dos min 8efrter,
.Som mems oi BAD, De ianot paa
Soro.
0al ingen nler i SpnO fan ialoe;
S6i '@ato er epig alt | ale.
aieuitana Soipital,
Chicago, gu, San, 1918.
$. g. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

3be 2utberan 2apmen's 2eague
(9en liitberife 2egmanbs 2iga) er
en- np Organization inoenfor Ohio
Spnooen, bbis OpgaDe er at fao
iaa mango 29gmeno ipm miligt
meo / @rbeioet for of beore airfens
finoncielle Scar. Oct fsrite 4rbeioe,
benne 2iga foretog fig, bar at til
peiebringe en- Gum af 100000 til
Detailing of Spno6ens @9lo, og bet
fe Wddl er naaet. Srganiiationen
bar MI iot fig ben Spgape at reiie
ct Sono paa $250,000 til Stgtte
for uotiente duperanuateO) Preiter,
grofesiorer og Dem, Der er ofbpns
gige af Dem (tbeir 6epenoents). I'll
9ufino-9 olIor- Sonoet bar Der 40
giorog paa $1,000 eIler oeroper;
bet ftsrite gibrds bar $4,000. .Ebe
Qutberan Stiffness" er polgt iom bet
officielIe Weoiiim for 2igaens Of
fentIige Ne6oelelier, og ct @ars
W2eblemsbibras at $500 berettiger
iii at fda WIa6et ct Gar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

gait. 9. S. g. gloisafer er M
III. .2utberanen" feroig meo Der
9ensein6famling, iom Den noriff
Spnooe aiitoriiereoe paa S9llesms-
bet / Siour Sails, 9. O., 1914.
Boit. glpisafer blep oa nalgt til at
ianIe tilftrnffeliee geneemioler til
at betale Spnooens baaoe birefte os
in6irefte @pI6 in6en Soreningsms.
bet / 1917. Won regneoe oengang
meb, at $350,00O nilbe bore til
ftr9tfeIigt. gu bar Baft. gInisafer
r~apporteret, at ban | 2ontnnter og
Subifriptioner bar ben ifsnne Gum
$4,000. San uofsrte arbeioet |
2sbet Of 8 4ar. 2sfterne er ino-
fret, @ploen er betalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

apre Ben goit. 4noerienl
$40 meofslgenoe lille Gong 9aa
+ 0anIfereit, iOm en- SiIien til 9en-
ner trinot omfrinp.
Or. faloer min SNoom: oSnilo-
marion OF tbe Sipeetbreao". Oct bar
fsrit bans Mening, at Operation
pnr life nsooerr0ig; men 6a TO Tigers
9eoebeban6ling ingen 5rem9on9
otite, % iee table ira ct ballot TIL
CT belt Yuno ON Doger, ioa iagoe
bon, at Operation piloe blioe MO-.
oenbiq, bvis moen 8eorine inotrai
i 3 A Gage. Wen Der in6trodote
faa en- lille Jorbeoring, o9 Or. TIT
ieen @aab. 5reoens SiOien til big
og allie 9enner, eoers i 4riito
8. g. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

NGrf! De til 8r9Iterne uoIenote
Sfemaer til l6fDloning meo Col
oaternes 4oresier maa inoienoes til
Rational Gommi5io s
@ontor / Stem gorf, JON inolag-
te 8reo meo al enifelig Jploeligbeo
uobiier.
Der er nemlig nog1e al Breiter-
ne, lom bar inoIenot benz til mig.
Seno Sfemaerne = uofDlot =
til Rational Commission efter An-
pisning og 4oresie / 9renet.
s. @erten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

Soenepreit ". Beenaas i gtes
paa &omerife, g3orgeS ploite 9reit
bar iii. n9eform4 inOgiOet i'm III
ffeosaniegning. San er 81 Aar gam-
mel og bar Oeret / geiitlig @irf-
iombeO i 90 Qar, ! 9tes-aaIoet,
boorfra ban toger afifeo, iioen
1895. 5lere al o8 fenoer bam 10
iom ferite geitprer al og teoIogiif
9rofesior peo @~ugsburg Seminar
/ minneapolis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Sanfer til pelbiQig
SUerDejslie.

ISor omtrent ct 2far iioen BAR
ieg @nIt / en- 9ens 0ienL - en-
.~trofait Sen al Dor ioreneoe Strife
.og 0ens Opgnoer og IepenOe interes-
.ieret i @apos &sgs Gag / oct 5eIe.
5alen oreie0e iig Ieilig5eoSois
ON De fenote amerifanife @oange-
.Iit .@irfiom5eO og 8pffeIiesmsoer,
.og oenne Sen lt0talte lit inOerlige
GnIfe ON, at nj | Dor Strife ftnoe
eoe en- Googeliit &irfiom9eO, Der
ipoa Dor Wfaooe % eTter pore 6or.
BOLD flntoe i9rlig soe on optferoe
.@erning. San Oil0e gerite 9ipe Ct
.goot oorligt 9iora9 til at uirOer5ol-
.oe en- iao0nn 8irfiombeo O5 troeoe,
at uOifillige ANDRE piloc 9sre BET
lanme.
lu0 oerfra bar ii0el Den 5io M
ne 3onfer al og till 0uGlet oeo Den
Gag, og oa bet M bar be5aget
@lfo at Ie8ge mig paa SNelelei
for Ell 3io, ino benptter ieg Heili8
6eoen til at neotegne oisie Sarfer
oa Ien0e Dem Ito / Sodb ON, at DC
funoe fin0e SoritooeIie % blTpe til
@eliignelie.
Den anerifanife profesilo %
nellie @oangeIiitqirfiombe or DC
Flete al os oel NOT eruhge ON at
tuse 4itanO ira, ON END oi fan
os ooer eitbper Prlig 8irf.
Iombeo Tor at piitoe MeruleI fer for
Serren. Sen marfifrigeriife Jrem.
1unasmaaoe og oct u~aan0elige Bres,
Iesees poa De entelte for at
.fpnIise 8eiidtater9, Der
foa 3allet paa De ~vomoertote@
iii at ipalnpe, fan pi life bore
1Ia6e oeo. % ni itaar Del ogfaa
me6 Sewipn till be a-r5-
Je Srligter df bet, Der / 9ie6if'
let Idber fje til 5Spne. sn
Neen poa ben anoen .SiSe er bet
en- aen6sgernirB, at ojsle Vtore
gefteliesmsoer iRtter Rsre ! Sol.
o9 OF Gpig6eos4psrssmaa,
enc trenser fig mo ! mango Sier-
:er og Sinh, iom iSr err goaet uoen
I'M. Oe er Oct ifte Oct, ri bore
8irtiombeoer iatfter eiter, at @iios
4ar6 moatte gribe og bepnge Sler-
erne / itsrre ltbitrnfning % oette
Srang till 5relie.2
Won Der oa life er noget, pi
tage til Sierte og l9re al
ZEN a~lmin6elige @oangeliit-girfiom,
Je6, og iom finOe brliges til BEL
igneDle blnrtot osT
Seg tror Oct.
8i bor @rlin6 til at taffe @ub
or, at bpor @itos Oro fOrfpnoes
blanot os, ltge efter l1ge, lDoer
yet life olpne til Opbpggelie, 5or-
naming og 9rsit, men ogiaa til
gpffelie, og bore graiter, boer ell
er fin Nnabegape. figter MOB bet
UeaaI, of be notoeIig 6S6e og TO-
,en6e mloa Hipe oppofte til at fege
I Mnr6 od Suu0he0..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

@fterretniiig ira Min6en of %.
Os. lp0er poo, at gait. s. y. Sen.
len bIeo opereret MonOo9 Den 81.
San, % olting BAR bel fna langt.
Operationen nltina Del oberitaaet.
Or. Od5iner iogoe ben q. 5nn
at 9oit. Senien fife par lOen 5are,
men Der par inoen @rltno til 2ena
iteIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

Den oonife &irfes 6ormano, 9u-
itor q. g. @ronengaaro, meOoeler
/ ser. Sml." for q. os. at Den
oanife airfe"s Stprelie bar beitemt
at anlette 8oit. Is. 9. Soile i Ia
coma, 8oib., iom .2lrmp goItor" /
Camp 2epis, Der ligger NOR peo
8acon1o. San ifaI iaa BRUCE iac
meget iom muligt af i'm 8io Der
uoe. 8aooe Nenigbeoen og ling
oomsioreningen / Tacoma er mel
/ bette 4rbeioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

06en peo Sioen oeraf trenger
ri till ierIige 0tp0er, % ioooanne
.Mgoer er bore 01islionSmeoer, JON
er ct oeIiignet Nti0od til 8ef-
feIie, Opbpg9eIie % Sellieg9reIie.
Qten mon Der fife goar en- Del
.aonoelig Strait til SpiIoe peo oen
|0taooe, 6ooupaa 0fgoerne / 9tlmin-
oeIi9be0 boIoes, % mon life me
get mere flmoe % bllr0e geres for
at en- rigere Strem al 8efliig-
nellie funoe flpoe gennem bore &irf-
fombeoer?
9egger ri MtGrfe til 6rengangs-
maaoen oeo DC alminoeIi9e 89f.
feIiesmeoer, Ter oi, at oct fife aIelre
IguIoer ON @oan8eIiitens mere e.
Ter minore 9Dgtigbeo, 9egaoeIie,
l@ner9i og aanoeIig ardft, men oct
er ~forbltnOen n1eo en- mtolertioig.
Organization, boor, iaa
loi0t mlIig nIIe leoen6e, troenOe
NtenneIfer / De airfer, iom er fGl.
les ON Meoerne, opTIammes til
at tage oirfiom Gel / @e0erne
lDeo perIonIi1t 9lrbeioe. % bOor
man ieger at tage De iorifellige Go.
ner o. 4ruiter i Drug.
Desltoen goar Ser omfottenoe
6orbereOeIIer forlto for De egentlige
@eoer, 6por man oeo 96nnemeoer
i Siemene / ire q lire Tiger. o.
Deo perionlig 2l9itution % De
fenotgereIie isger at ipeuoe 5or
oentningen iao itgrft iom mtligt.
0ette, mener ie9, bar iterre 9e-
tponing, emo ri or i Starto til at
flmne o%proiatte.
9bi 5ri9terne Al en- ioaOan
.Rqffe M8oer er fife oIene. OF
maaife finn i min0re @ro0, en- 9irf.
Ming a Goan9eldtens @eruing
ifent, bpis oct er @u6s Oros freI.
ieaop Sano5c0er, ban, grebet a
@llos Qlano, forfpnOer, oa er oct
og ifaf oct life opre forgeoes, boor
mamgeIililot o9 eHitoi9t oct emo
ellers mootte ppre.
0fcn 6por en- Sfare al prIige,
roenoe Memeifer ~forenes / pomD9
gsn o. 9eapring til @uO i Seiu
geoon ON Memeiters 5reIie, Og
De ielu er uillige til at giDe li9
oDer / @uos &aan0 til at IaOe fig
brlt9e al Dom i ben Sag: Der fer
loer noget. Der u0gaar Der ell
aanoeIig arait og Selii9nelie, iom
fife er for9gpes.
Seq min0es FOR noele Aar iiOen
lat booe lRit / ct amerifnnif firfes
Iligt 5'o@ifrift, bpor Ger bar anfet
ooer uoifiIligt pco ben alminoeli9e
l@uangefH 50tet9ooe. Ser i~ortaltes
lom ct Steo, bpor @uos Soft lam.
IeOes til 5orbsn gentagne @onge
li3rl9 ior @oangelitens Wsoer, %
9ieiultatet bar, at 89ftelien breo
lIrem. Ser bleD teleJrdieret TIL Goat
lqeIiiten oerom, % Dan ioareoe til
ba1e. .0ol0 It m fecf till 5 come,
l6ol0 oet til6oge, inotil ieg tommer.
l9et gialot nemlig ON for BAN, at
8pffelien flnoe re9nes bam iii
Igooe, iom en- 5ru9t of bans ar.
9ortiet ira bette, Der meO
IHette fam onfes ooer i0n Sfgobe.
Ioer, mener ig bog, at Der er mo-
lget / oct foran n9orute, iom Ri fun.
De gore oeliienet grus al oeo
bore U1isiionsnr6oer.
Seq tilInoer mig at meone no9le
91infter:
4. Bore Misiionsnsoer er i M-
nrigtoeligbe6 nor TO Ser er 10
e5orftel poa 9p oe 2onoforbol6, men
lfom oitet itoifrRnfer Ns6erne fig
I'll fra 1orsbog til Sstoos aften.
S 9perre betpoer oct Nsoer 3ors.
Dag os 5rebog Gften os 6eIe SenF
tbasen. Ren, bar ri fife otter %
after erfaret. at oct bar F6rit peo
l91utninger, at man marteoe, at Der
bar @drme i Sierterre % Strtercs'
fen Ddft, men iaa fllrtte6e Nsoet,
= noar man moatte snfte, at Oct
tin6e fortfnttes.
# HAE faaa. .e-a
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