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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31

Steel Casting Co. bad his right arm badly
cut Yesterday while Mt work. The injury
was dressed by Dr Iuliua Dodd.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon Mt The
No 3 school house the next clinic of the
childrcnH welfare campaign committee
will be held Miss josephine Salmon,
the county ntrsc will be in attendance
md requests that Italian babies, rs well
M American babies, be brought for ex-
animation.
A lectuer in interest ~ tho campaign
snr The Il s. Student Nurse Reserve in
Delaware will take place on Friday evening
in the New Caatlc CENTURY Club building
nj & o'clock All lndiea between the ages
of ~ and 3i are requested - be present
Process ljuttcr 4S cents H. i'nacall
Coffee, ~ cents H. Prince Albert and
Velvet Tobacco. - cents cnn. George
u Williams. thc Grocer Adv
snrtox Blackberry Cordial - cents
per bottle, r. Challenger 4 Son, pros-
criptlon Pharmacists Adv
imported Bay Rum, lnrge size 30
cents per bottle, r. Challenger & Son
Prescription Pharmacists Adv
oil nf Citronella for mosquitoes, 20
and 30 cents per bottle. f. Challenger, h
Son. Prescription Pharmacist ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
rurSTERTOWN FAIR OPENS.

e.,o, Correspondence OF Every Evening
Cbostortown. Md. July 81 The sixth
.,n,,aI ratr and race meet ol tho Kent and
Oucep Anne DRIVING Association opened
sf Radcliffe Park yesterday under the
most favorable auspices Clear skies and
cool brcczes brought out record breaking
first day crowd, and everybody had
good time viewing the elaborate exhibits.
cattle display, farm machinery exhibit
and the races, which furnished excellent
sport. The display of farm products,
household goods, cattle, poultry and
fancy work is the bnst ever seen at the
fair, and the prospect F arc for great crowds
every day Prof H. l.. Burrcll, county
farm demonstrators, is IN charge OF the
farm products and cattle departments,
while Mrs. Belle Smith and Miss Annie
l.. Copper are in charge of the household
and ladies departments Cine hundred
and twenty-five horses from all parts ot
the East and South are stabbed nj the
track for the races Joseph II Davidson
of Wilmington IS thc starting Judge
Other officials Of thG course are. james
Nerrick. Jr, of Sud dlorsvlllc, and W r..
Parsons, Of Rock II HALL, timers. William
O. Smvthc. and Carroll Clark, Judges,
Nerrick Clements, clerk and Fred ,.
Russell marshal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
GUARDING AGAINST SMALLPOX
special Correspondence Of ~ cry Evening

Special Correspondence Of ~ ery Evening
C,eorgct own. July 81 SATURDAY. after
noon. the committee IN charge ~ lNn-
. dall's campmcetlng and Rev / l..
McI,ain. under whose charge the meetings
were to bc held. were gwen notice that
ban hal hccn placed on all camp
meetings IN Sussex county until danger
, from the spread of smallpox Is over
As most Of the tentholders had moved oui
on FRIDAY, the day camp was scheduled
F, - or~sr, il became necessary for them 10
hmowr their furnishings back home
<1icir1on. il is said. has been reached by
Chose interested 20 hold the camp the latter
paYt Of next month should II be declded
lhv the State Board of Health that there
, Is not likely 10 be spread Of the disease
While the action Of the State Board OF
Health is far from pleasing 10 the people
of thrs county, especially those who are
, interested in the campmeetIngs in various
, sections, they arc abiding by the ruling
From what can he learned all OF the
smallpox cases around G1rmboru. laurel
and in this town arc getting along nicely.
and there is no fear 81 this time Of a spread
of the disease For several days ply
sicians have been kept busy vaccinatlng
renr1le
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
candidates Are Appearing FOR
Nomination For County Com
missioner in Sussex.
PREPARING FOR NEXT LOAN
Yesterdays Rain Extended TO
Sussex County and Was a
Great Relief to the Crops.

s,.,,;a I correspondencc of Every Evening
Seaford. July 3l-Heavy rams WIZ"
passed through this section, yes'eluI estI,
did wonderful good to all crops ana ~ rc
aided the later crops, some oi "n'sa "aa of
INST sprouting and were IN DIRE hero is,t-
yno;sturc While the showers "'iirh i.,''ia,, IL
ii This section of the county, '.., 'a,.ac5
Nondov and Tuesday. onIE p r.
through certain cornmuu,l,s'es, ,o,,,d 500
Yesterday centered generally ar".,,,i ,n
{ord The rain started abou' "o a. III
and foil for about hall hou' 1t Stif f'eo
Co., at 10 30 a. m. the showers coh'ihu-
..r .bo remainder of the day
'hk rhn 1' rain which fell IN town about
,o "o =, was the heaviest fall that has
I. .'u p.,,nessed for some time. Streets
.ore flooded and the sewerage system was
abl. to take of the rush of water.
,Iu ices the streets and roads were al
,-,oat -. ,mpassahlc at times, but the water
- onicklv absorbed hv the dry soil
! !, = bchevcd the drought has been broken
and at a time when the crops would have
been ruined il the rain had been DELAYED.
All crops especially cantaloupcs. water
ncions and corn already show n decided
Enforcement, and IT IS believed the Ia tcr
crops will he much benefited
Cucumbers are about over IN places
and the price is also very low. SO that
.cscking them for market IL no longer
Iprositable. MANY arc being fed To hogs
and other stock that Will eat them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, July 81 Ratification
Day is being observed today at the local
preachers campmeetlng at Leslie Among
the noted speakers at this afternoon
meeting will be Governor Emerson Har-
rington The speaker this morning was
Rev Clarence T. Wilson, secretary Of the
Board Of Temperance Prohibition and
Morals Of the NJ f. Church IN America
Rev. Alburtus Hallock, who recently
accepted call to West Nottingham Pres
byteTian Church, will be installed tonight.
Rev Thomas Kerr, moderator Of New
Castle Presbytery, will preside. The ser
mon viii be preached by DrW p Finnoy of
Wilmington will deliver the charge 70 the
Wilmington viii deliver the charge TO the
pastor, and DIR Joseph Turner Of Port
DEPOSIT, the charge to the congregation
Walter A. Blackwell, for the past six
wears teller Of North Fast National Bank.
has resigned and taken a position in Viii
mingtOn
Rev John Nesbit Of Colora has been
granted one years 5 leave Of absence from
byterlan Church and viii leave within the
next few days for France, where he will
engage in Red Cross work
The first twilight baseball game In Elk
ton viii take place at go O'Clock this
evening, when the Philadelphia Marine
team will play the local team. The visitors
will be in charge Of Major Julian Smith.
a former newspaper man Of Elkton
The Edwin Deibert Boat Building Co
after a close-down Of several months, due
TO inability to secure lumber, will resume
operations at the yards at Elk Land ing
the first of the next week They have a
contract for three ocean-going barges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
MORE SUSSEX SOLDIERS.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. July 3l-The tenth CON
Gngent from Sussex county left Monday
morning for Vancouver Island, the three
leaving here having been placed IN the
! limited service class The young men
arc Charles King Of Georgetown; John
Dodd of Midway and George Hammond,
ocean View.
Monday afternoon the following
/ Icft for Syracuse Recruit Camp, Syra-
euse. y y: all being in the limited ser
vice; Rowland G West Georgetown,
| laborer; Duane Lynne, Lincoln City,
f-farming: William David sullivan, Sea
ford. laborer. Levin Spencer Locates.
.Sealord auto mechanic; Edward J.
! Clendanlel, Milton carpenter Samuel
Ewing, Rehoboth Beach, surveying
George Elton Walls Georgetown. lumber
business: " lliam Isaac Penneweil, de-
; tective. inducted by Local Board No 46
st Forty-elghth street and Nyaluslng
avenue Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
POLITICS IN SUSSEX.

Special Cores spondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown july 81 George Hill
formerly a member Of the lower branch
nj the Legislature from the Second
] representative diStrIct > ueIng mention
81 in Republican circles for the nomina-
toi for County Commissioner for the six-
wear orn MIR Hill is one of the promi-
nent /. en- Of North " cst Fork hundred
and Is lid to have the backing oi some
OF the narty leaders il that section.
Former Ivy Courtman Harry W John
son Of near Cannon also Is said to be an
aspirant for he nomination. and Com
missioner William j. Mustard it is be
Ieved will seek Il second term
Dagsboro hundred is sand have a
candidate for register of wills George
" Chandler. whIln r.p rts are current
IN Democratic circles that he incumbent,
DR. Oliver ID. Robinson again seek
nomination al the hands oi the Democrats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
HERE is One THING THAT
Is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

that d"ea not reach ibp blood, The scai
of the trouble. snd rld tie system ~ tho
causr of the d.ssase1 = 5 IS s DDn blood
rerncdy that has iOr ngnrc thau fifty ycors
boen Rl2lng rfHof - ryru ihf most ~
graYaird md iIhlprp oasfa ~ RheutnA'
isfn u r.rtnf'e and plrihfg the b.ppd
bY routing nu' a'i fraces q disoafc 7 be
experience 1l pthofs VIM have taken = s.
8 VII r"uYuce rru 'hat j. uiN promptly
raarf~YJur ca7" Ipu eip ott7u ftie T4t
IafIf remedy ~ ar l-lg nr
4 valuable r1r+ rn lfcWnr r'o
and Ita treaf fner' fpYr'tor vi'h rsper
pndic7 advro nopi vrDr ,0f nd'yGu
cteo, WI te nr aoentu" tr"r Nf'n
tpdty 20 Hrjrai ijortrurr'. o.
lprrGn Np. tt Ia'o,7'ors
'ilanto "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Board of Education Endeavoring
to Fill Vacancies in the
Teaching Staff.
rt.rr, Corrcanonncnce OF Evcrv Evening

New Castle, July 81 The board of
Education met last evening IN regular
session Treasurer Manlovo stated that
the books of the board were audited by
the State auditor and found correct.
The teachers committee reported thai y
had been unable 10 secure an additional
teacher for the High School The com
mttce has been IN communication with
several teachers aud IS awaiting rcplcs
The rcsignntions of Miss Nancy Mar
garct. first assistant principal ol The
High School, and Miss ltmlly I. l,nnt,
teacher Of the fourth grade, were read AMI
accepted Tho teachers committee re
ported that Il hadn't any, applicants Tor
The above poslticn~ Tho number of
designations m the schools to date for The
ensuing school year is aix and The mcnbcrs
Of the board hope that there VIII not hc
any moro. because under present con
ditions teachers arc hard to Obtain IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
PREPARING FOR NEXT LOAN.
Special Correspondence OF Every .1rvcnins

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. July 31-At Int7stfng held IN
the Dover Century Club rooms, Monday
evening. Of representatives, Of the four
teen banking institutions mi Kent county
20 have explained tho plansBand purposes
Of the next Liberty Loan 10 Of the u
banks were represented.
Mr. Canon Of the Philadelphia Federal
Reserve Bank explained the plans Of
loaning money to the banks if they were
not prepared to make the loans out of
their own resources He also explained
the manner Of deposits and practically
everything in connection with the fourth
Liberty Loan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lo-
tions, and Never VIII Be.

You meyer knew ~ rheumatism
that most painful so,uce of suffering
being cured ~ iulrnrnts lotions
or other external applications And
yon Will never eoe anything hpt icmppr
AIRY relief afforded bY such mak'ef'fia
Brt Why hc satisfied with temporary
relief from the panps ~ pun winch are
sure 10 return with ucrcAeod severity.
when tbero IS permanent rolIef within
gour roach2 Science has proven that
Rheumatism = n dizordcrrd condition ~
fhc blood How, then. ran =afiefartorY
results be expected FROM auF treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
DELAWARE CITY
sncc,,l Corrsxpondcnoe OF Every Evenins

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, July 3l.-Mrs. William
Hagan and Miss Ethel Hsgan left this
morning for Mount Pocono, Pa, where
Miss Ethel will spend some time for
health Improvement.
Miss Lucy jackson Is spending few
davs IN LandSowne, Pa
John Rlckev, who was severely burned
at the explosion last week at the Beth
lehem steel plant, New Castle, is i'm
proving
After a dry period of about SIX weeks
this section was visited 10y ram, yesterday
afternoon. which greatly refreshed crops
that have needed ii for some time Before
the ram the leaves and plants were withcr-
ing and turning yellow
John Rcybold has taken position with
r. &. Collins. at Cape Henlopen
Mrs. Gilbert Greene and daughter, Miss
Louise. are visiting Mrs. Millard 5. Hines
Samuel Hicken, who has been on a
months vacation, has resumed his duties
at the pumping station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
PATRIOTIC MEETING AT SMYRNA.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Smyrna. July 31.-A patriotic meeting
viii be held at Bethel a NJ f. Church,
SMYRNA, August 4, by Hiram Grand
Lodge, f. A. NJ, the Grand Commandery
and the Grand Council Of the Eastern
Star Of Wilmington The sermon viii be
preached by Rev l.. r. Robins Of St
Georges at 2.30 p N II W Grand
Master John L. Hubert X. W. Grand
Secretary Percy ID. Laudon, Rt Eminent
Commander j. Harry Weeks and Com
grand orator, will deliver the welcome
address; responded to by Past Grand
Master Albert II. Bradley Of New Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
ARRANGING FOR FARM HELP.
Spccia, Correspondence of Every Evening


Dover. July 81 meeting Of the
committee on labor of the State Council
Of Defense WAS held here yesterday, IN
the governors parlors State House, to
getber with n committee Of the Delaware
Farm Labor Bureau The object was
to acquaint the committee Of the State
Council Of Defense with the results
accomplished TINS far by the Delaware
Farm Bureau Also, to get some idea
rs To- the need of labor throughout the
State for the remaining harvest season
general discussion OF the labor propo-
sition WAS had Those present included
Director General Everett G. Johnson: !:
Mr.. Green. secretary Of State Council
Of Defense. Mr. Ryan. secretary of lNs
trict Exemption board State senator's
Newton and Pool; Newton J.. Gruhb,
] r. Clements; A G Benkhardt md
J + Davis, special farm Help director
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31

filled with city guests many Oh t'o ..,ho are
ing here to be with their Doys If the
either located ut the Base OF Oh o'S
boats here. ...r MISS May,
ELI X. Sharp ana daus;b s,;tb Mr.. Sharp's
are spending a few days VII" Tn,itt. in
daughter, Mrs. Saunders
Scaford poy G.. IL r.
On sunday efe. ~ Peters Church and
Turner, ror.o' Hill of Smyrna, part of
heV; chai"1 MAJ, shn;r enjoyed a visit to the
Naval Base after enloShlE 'no music,
aach rector made a short address,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
INJURIES CAUSED DEATH.
,nr-s-ial Correspondence OF Every Evenine

sDrecal Correspondence OF Every kvenine
Seaford. July n Tony kevscr. q
tfarmer OF near fInchvllto. who was
fatally injured IN an auto mobile accident
,here Saturday evening, when the ca r
tskidded and turned over. IS rcpo rted dead
according to a telegram received here
MIR Keyser was severclviniuredl internally
sand several homes were broken lie was
t~ent 10 Cambridge Hospital
The telegram stated that he died yestcr-
day morning after several davs of suffer
5nr MIR kcvscr once farmcd near
fSeaford and Is well known here,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
London Wants Az Ale Tester.

London, july ~ For TIE first time
in fifty years an olcctiDn is shortly ~ be
held ln the London GulIdhall fOr Tho poFi
~ Iity Alceonner The D,mIon carrie
u good salary hait apparently m particular
duties The "aleconner Nas puHnaily
officer who nsr,tcted and tcr'ed any ncn
brands ofah
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
IN SUBMARINE SERVICE.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evcnin

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, July Slack Packard, son
Of MIR and Mrs f. C Packard of Fox
Hall Plains, north Of Dover, Is IN the
Federal government submarine service
st New London, Conn. Is visiting his
parents here
Young Packard is enthusiastic over his
work and tells of his submarine trips IN
an entertaining manner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
RAIN BREAKS DROUGHT.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover July, 81 Continued showers
and heavy rains yesterday. nearly all Of
last night broke the long continued drought
IN Kent county which Will mean thous-
ands Of dollars to tomato growers, and
other fruits and vegetables.
The rains Of yesterday were general
throughout the county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
NEW S OF LEWES.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Lewes, July 31.-Robert l.. Sumwalt
of this town, who was recently graduated
as a civil engineer from Delaware Col
! lege. left yesterday for Maine, where he
was called into military service.
The baseball game on Saturday between
the Naval Base and the boys from the
T. s. s Prairie resulted in a 4 to in
favor of the Naval Base.
Lcwes and Lewes Beach hotels are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
business Men Go 10 Farms.

Verda. La, July ~ On three days
each week business men and their ern-
ploys.s here desert their counters and offices
for the plow md hoe and take ~ the sur
rounding fields ~ assist tho farmers with
their crops Thia is owing ~ the shortage
of farm labor and wns suRgeHted by tho
local Council Of Defense. Tho plan hns
proved n siIceees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
Dinncr in f.nilnr AInn

~ r. Dcnilnger will give dinner
tonight at tho Hotel Sewer. to .Iafne4 I,
Rodior. of the SPEAKERS bureau of the
Department Of Labor, who la temporarily
efafipnpd hprr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
Melvin Will Case.

Issac r. Brown, register Of wills. today
resumed hearing of the Melvin will case.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-08

Mr.. Jiggs, "newly-rich," is being
brought into society by his wife.
Jiggs prefers his old simple life"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-08

Weoet oubncoes meo en- fort Nm.
oolt al 6uIfct5 Scfrctpr, Carer 3.
&atIelio. NGitiormou0 / @ifS nj.
bol02laq, &prer 8. 2inoe beo bel
fommen iii We6et. Torbenoprenoe
Stortiu9Sman6 guiiu GefSooI bolot
Ell fort WtiuoetoIe ouer 2prer :.
Suor0aI, 8uIcu, iom bar nfgooet ueo
Tsocu iiOen iioite gorSmebe.
HpIfeSform., GirfcIauaer @an0s.
mes, of1nu Norsberetuiug. hporoi
irem0if, al ser mi itoor 81 2og mo
melot / SognS SpIfe. gf 0iSie bop-
De bare 20 inoienot 9lor$beretring,
og teller biSic - 9og tiIiommen
8737 borne WcoIenuuer. Stnret bar
uobirfet. at ser CT iitonbfonmet iSor-
bll6 moo gtpbclie al beruIen0e 3rif.
fe ontboro poo g. q. NmtS Camp
ifibe. 2iGeIcSes Bar stpret IeltSt
Senitiqinq iii RcGietiuQcr ON Of oct
mlorrenbe Torb,tn mob NhoeIie al
g(IfoboI mna bIipc pdreuoe IGrgit
miIig.
Gfterat Nor2beretnina oa ReQn.
fob por qo0fien0t, bolot 6rf. Nina
@irfeIano 6oreOraa on De bernienoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-08

Driffes reobrnheuoe Wogt. gaaro
aoatoeit tnIte ooer Gnmet: @aar ri.
boIosarbeioet M al ia ieIU2 Oct er
iogt al Ell ltor Grgelifmnno, at af.
boloSrcformen er Sen iterite al ale
Heiormer. Zen er SEN melt praf.
ttlfc Yfaaoe at Isie mango andre
oanifeIige SpsrqsmoaI paa, I. CT.
6attigouoet OF 6orbrpoeronoet. 6or
oisie CT Sirfringere, Griffetraiiffcn
er aoriaaen. a~fboloSfoIfet frQper
III 5orbuo moo al Craft meo Rus.
Drift, iom in6ebotocr oper II Grocent
IItohol. Get biGlper life at tale
ON Oct ioeeuc | at bore Wtaaoebolos.
mano, ioa IGuQe 6oIf life fan Iaoe
bare at briffe. Nan taller lao meaet
ON oct Observation-Disclosures / at bruoe
De beriiierbe Qriffe irit: men set
%Itprfer nof aorafteren liae mraet at
gi6re ct 2efte, og boIoe oct. ar6ei.
oerne | oe itore Inlpq56uer bopbe
iogt oct ielp at set err unnulio at faa
Grifferict bort uSeu belt Tor6uo.
Hctop bIauot sen biemIsie llnaSom
ueo pore itore 9(nIGg. nil Aibol6s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-08

llbnptteIien al @etalmonumen.
terne Ill a%rissbrus Times life at fore.
goa eiter nogen regelmpsiig 8lon,
ifriper "9erl. Worgen3eituna". Me.
6ens I. Or. BET npere @onument oper
9iifop @ernpano / SiIbesbeim bliper
itanenbe, ifal bet foiteIiee aamle
9litbermonument / Sannoeer meo
Sertis @ricbs os Sertuginbe Clio.
betbs Sigurer imeltes. Nan fan
naturlIgpis bare bore enig l. at Sill.
besbeimermonlImentet ifaanes Tor
2oelGagelieu. mener 9labet, iPrlia
ba Siloesbeim allereoe err temmeIid
raieret for Rouumenter / Sorpeien,
men Der er enbru itsrre 8rlmo til of
ipore Slitbermomimentet, life bare
for Den religisie Sslelies Stplb, men
foroi Wonumentet bar bsi funimerif
og biitoriif 99roi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-08
Sra Peooal.
Narfens @rSoe THAR guot. - So
bafsmangelen. SDrtioen %
@eiielipet. - Den ipanife Spgc.
- Salpur Qanopart.

- Salpor Q~anbparf.
@oufen aaler life mer iaor: &lGa'
gen bar faat Sfnar / 8ingerne, %
Der beepnoer of altge al mobnenoe
glomiter og Offs. Get er Segn, Oct
fsrite Sarifo ON at Soften er / an-
maricb. gf, bpor Sommeren Dog
er fort her / port fipre Nor9e. "9
Maaneoers @inter og ingen Com.
n,er," tiger @ortnerne, % Oct Orb
tag eier megen Sanbbeb.
@aaren fom tiolig, o. 8aarannlo
funoe berfor troos De uboibeoe Iger'
arealer bli i9roige / soo Sib. Ir.
beioet begunitigeOes ogiaa Of tort
8eir o. Gorme. Woi Waaneb oor
barnt ,oe blib. Siuni Naaneo par
folb og tor, ian oct no imoo ct.
Sans Iaa no til et l1aar. Yaa tor
lpnote e1er lerbaorbe Steber pisnct
banhe ene % Iger, ioo BET ioa isr'
seli9t no. Wien ioa fit Ri 9tean ii0it
SUM, % / Suli bar Der regnet me
get, iaa set enbog ct Tar @an9e bar
ppret Slom. Suften bar Iamtioig
borti BARN, og oct bar oerfor uGret
rigtig @ropeir. Get er ba ogioo ct
llnber, bporlebes al 8rebe er fom,
met Jig. SpimPngoen ter bli ct
miobelsaars, og Igrene itaar uiH0.
panlig fpRre. Gen foloe Suni
Mua1eb bar eunitig for llgrGS; men
@erten | Suli lpnes at ia opcrpunbet
ogiaa benrte 6are. Totetesagrene
er npiten for frooige. Ser er oft
m~abnpttige Toteter paa olminbcligc
Totetagere - en- Woaneo eftcr ct.
Sans og for. Wen noget ifaI oct
bore. @t flaees Der ira mango
oper @lablus pnn 9prtet. Seq bar
bog talt meo fpn6ige Ipno Iom
mcner, at bette life bill pGre noqen
itorre Sare laa langt frem boo Som.
meren. 9enne 0loo- eQer SABRE.
Its ifal ffripe lig ira Seggetrperne,
bpor be uooifler Jig pao SIaoene @e-
neration efter Generation o9 omi:.
Ser begir oen bepingeoc @enerotin
Zig no og ipreber Jig, iom ma Ter,
iIGr oper S%apreagerne, bporfor Ben
oeiaa fulbeS Saorelus. - ga ber
fremoeles er raat SER, oq Sorben er
aloeIes> eiennem6leb, frpgter man
mere Tor Northumberland; men emo
M Ter man ga intet til oct beller, og
bet brtroe GA bore "aob Sio at lefte
paa Soften, raar man fer Wonoen."
Slaatten er mi / iul0 Sang, men
Set goar TENT / bette oaorli9e Serfe.
peir. Sesiictrooo er nanifelig at
faa Gag / o. forreiten uoperfomme-
liz opr, iaa Set er faa iom fan ifoffe
Iiq Sraub nof til @esiiing al Itorrc
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fob bor iaor nooeIt 9r9mier til
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