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New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
Three Mills CurtaiI.

Pawtucket. R. l., Dec. 13.--Three textile mills in this city and Gen. tral Falls, employing a total of about a.s0o operatives, announced wage re- Auctions today. The amount was not stated but it was generally ex- pected that 1t would be the same as in other textile centers. The cut Is effective December 20
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
Is $S,075.35 Behind
 counts At U. s. ! Hartford Makes tary Confession.
RELEASED FROM
 IN BONDS OF

Raymond h. Healy, dep( president of the United Statd Hartford, was arraigned bed Alexander W. Creedon in tlld police court this morning. with embezzlemen. of $S,OI through his counsel anal friend, Judge George W. K1 city, entered a plea of not sgd case was continued until nl day morning, under a bond the same amount that Wa4 for his release last evening q spent in a cell at the Hartf] station. Frank H. Holmesj member of the board of pu| in this city at the time served as chairman, and wh| body when MT. Healy was q Mayor George A. Quigley, as surety until next Saturd}
 The revelations showing t| dishonesty on part of MT. HI bank. were made by hin1se1 and were not the discovery q officials, persons connected VI in the case said today.
 There was a general surp} city when it was announced that, owing to disagreement u policy at the bank, MT. Healj dropped as an official. Vii nouncement of the dismis} , came also a statement froml John O. Enders of the Uni Bank, that there were no ties in MT. Healy's business the institution.
 Voluntary Confessid
 Shortly before 5 o'clock morning, MT. Healy unacd entered the Hartford polid and to the officer in chargI his story, and immediately placed behind the bars. booked on the police slatd with embezzlement, Word v| diately sent to this I friends of the accused, n were taken to take of his temporary prd
 During yesterday afternod dent John O. Finders issued ment to the effect that a s| examination had shown th} was short at the bank to q of SS,O75.3S. The statementI dent Enders follows:
 Until last evening the Il nation the bank had did any defalcation by Healy. now from his own statemer tarily made to me early this that he is short SS, .3S. falcation was accomplished by a card among the depositors' thus showing a balance in on a fictitious account in his treasurer giving an appar( sufficient to meet a check had drawn on the bank.
 "In this way he scceeded the check honored without any discrepancy in the banl balance.
 Apparently he took the n der pressure of being required good a shortage of funds hd treasurer of a charitable org this shortage antedating his Hartford into our employ.
 The bank is fully protect bond against the
 The bonding company is~ & Surety Company ford.
 Restitution Made He1
 From the admissions mad Healy, the shortage at the the result of money taken W to cover a deficit in his accoI the local branch of the Red which he served as treasured leaving the New Britain TIT pany, where he was treasurel position in the United States
 MT. Healy,. accompanied by went to the home of Preside1 early Saturday night, and fol with that old lasted until early yestert = he went to the Ha .<4s station. When placed in ce thing, that could be tendere making the prisoner comfort done. However, when he VI to the detective bureau to mee the loss of sleep and the exci.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
HAIRCUTS A QUARTER
 AND SLAVES l5 CENTS
Price Cutting Hits New Hav- en Where Baker Also
 Reduces His Charges.

New Haven, Dec. 13.-Price cut ting struck the barbers trade today. X number of places which have had the union scale although non-union today reduced hair-cutting to 25 cents and slaves to Is cents, which is al most one-half former prices.
 One wholesale baker cut the price of bread one cent a loaf.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
CURTAII.S SCHEDULE.

Beginning today. the Stanley Rule and Level company went onto a re- duced working schedule of five days week. nine hours a day. Whether or not the factory will work Satur- day mornings has not been definitely decided
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
40 YEARS A PRIEST
Rev. John T. Winters, Pastor of St.
 NIary's Church to Observe Anni-

vcrsary Next Sunday.
 Rev. John T. Winters. pastor of St. Mary's church, left this noon for Bal timore, Md, where he will attend a reunion of his class in that city toTnor- row. Father Winters attended St. Charles preparatory school and com pleted his theological studes at St. Mary's Seminary in 1880. He will ob- serve the 10th anniversary of his ordination to the' pries; hood next Sunday Father Winters came to St. Mary's church in this city, Is years ago, succeeding the late Rev. William A. Harty-
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13

Hours of terror were spent by the people of Cork during Saturday night. It is said several lives were lost. and despatches declare two brothers named Delaney were called from their homes and shot, one of them fatallp.
 Two districts of Cork were swept by flames. In the business section along St Patrick street from Mork to
 froutfnuaA or Teuth PaxA1
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
TWISTED MILL CLOSES.

Winsted, Conn.,. Dec. 13-For the lack of orders. the New England Knit ting Co. will shut down on Friday for an indefinite period, l.. W. Tiffany, general manager announced today. He said that no one seemed to be in need of underwear just now.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
1900 Arc AHccted.

a Lonsdale. R. T.. Dec. 13-Employes of the Lonsdale Co. and the Lincoln Dleachery were notified today that Q wage reduction would become effective December 20. The amount was not affected. ...
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
OVERSEAS IN 36 HOURS
Caproni Plans Plane Which Will Carry 800 People Across Ocean in That Time.

Rome, Dec. liking Victor Em- manuel was keenly interested today when he was told by Gianni Caproni, the airplane inventor of a projected giant plane which would carry 300 per sons across the Atlantic in about 36 hours. Plans for the machine are now being completed, and provisions are being made for dining and sleeping accommodations on board.
 A smaller airplane designed by Sig nor Caproni will make its first triai trip in January. This airpiane VIII pc capable of carrying 100 persons dis- tance of 500 miles. it. is said.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
RECEIVERS TAKE CHARGE
Will Try to Run British American Company For Benefit of Creditors Owes One Man s155,OOo.

Stamford, Dec. 13.-The British American Co. in Springdale was handed over to two receivers ap- pointed by the federal court today. They are William F. Gillespis of Stam- ford and Charles R. Martin of Green wich. They will try to continue the business for the benefit of creditors. Lowenstein Bros. commission mer- chants of New York have claims of s155,000 secured by mortgages on the plant and the Bankers Trust com pany S50,00o. The company began operating in 1914 and once had 200 hands but now only about 100. The creditors say that with a fair market the business can be put on its feet.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
H0USE PASSES JOHNSON LNDNlGRA7 77ON
 BILL BUT IT MAY BE LOST M SENATE
Measure, As Amended, Would Stop Influx of All Aliens For Period of One Year.

Washington, Dec. 13.-The John son immigration bill, as amended to prohibit all immigration for a period of one year, was passed today by the house. It now goes to the senate, where its defeat is predicted, by senate leaders.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
MORE WHISKEY SEIZED
Federal Agents, Getting Busy at Stam- ford, Capture Much Liquor and Several Cars.

Stamford, Dec. 13.-A little more whiskey was added to what they had by the prohib:tio enforcement agents here during the past 4S hours ending at noon today when Is cases were seized and Is gallons of alcohol taken in the confiscation of four high priced automobiles Seven arrests were made of men charged with trying to smuggle the fluids through the en- forcement zone. The machines were stopped between Stamford and Nor folk and brought here. Each man was held in $500 for a hearing.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
HoBLrrzEL SIGNS CONTRACT

Reading, Pa, Dec. 13.-Richard c. Hoblitzel, former first baseman of the Cincinnati Reds and Boston Red Sox has signed a contract to manage the Reading International league club next season, 1t was announced today.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
HAS RIGHT TO SHOOT

CT Who Shot Man He Found Rob-
 bing His Store.
 Meriden, Dec. 13-That the store keeper was within his rights in shoot ing to protect his property was held today by Police Judge Thomas P. Dunne when he freed Frank Skrzyn- iarz, veteran street grocer, who after his place had been robbed several times, on November 6 shot and almost fatally wounded Henry Slavinski, IT, whom he had caught in the store in the early morning. Slavinski, who was released from the Meriden hospital last week, was bound over in $500 on a burglary charge.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
WEATHER

Hartford. Conn.,, Dec. B. Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Rain, warmer tonight and Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
KING WILL NOT ABDICATE
Constantine Nails This Report As False-Says He Never Intended to Take Such Action.

Take Such Action.
 The Associated Press) ).-Constantine The Associated Press) ).-Cinstantine today personally declared he would not abdicate the Greek throne. Prof. Georgios Streit, his confidential ad- visor last week denied reports that Constantine might abdicate in favor of Crown Prince George, but today's utterance by Constantine was his first direct statement on the subject.
 'I will not abdicate and never had any such intention" he said in his farewell interview with the core spondentS.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
Conn. Mills Also.

Danieis1n, Conn.,, Dec. 13.-The Quinebaum mills here and the wauregan mills at wauregan posted notices today of n reduction in wages effective n fortnight hence and 1t is Equivalent to 22 1-2 per cent The mills are closely related and em- pioyes number 1,600. Notices of similar nature have been posted in mills at Plainfield. Jewett City. Bal tic, Versailles. Moosup and the Gros- eenordaie mills at Grosvenordale and at the North Grosvenordale mills.
 The Nightingale Morse Mfg. Go. at Putnam, posted a notice of wage re- duction but the amount is not stated.
 IL has long been the policy of tex tile mills in Connecticut to follow the action of mills in Rhode Island and Massachusetts and in the past few years wage increases or hour schedules almost automatically fol- lowed action elsewhere. Last week manufacturers said that any changes In wages here would be governed by action in Rhode Island.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
Unions May Object.

New York, Dec. 1s.-Reports from mili centers give every indication that wage reductions announced for De- comber 20 by big cloth manufactur- Ing plants will be resisted. John Golden, president of the United Tex tiio Workers of America declared here today.
 Although no official notification of cuts announced throughout New Eng land of approximately 22 t-2 per cent In wages had been received to date. Mir. Golden said that the unions executive committee will consider the situation at a conference here next Friday and Saturday.
 Norwich. Dec. i3.-The United States Finishing Co posted notices of s wage reduction of 22 f-2 per cent at it's local plant today. About 500 mnmnnrag will ha nfHnofnd.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
5000 in Lowell.

Lowell Mass. Dec. 13.-Cotton manufacturers of this city employing 25.000 persons announced wage re- d1ctions averaging g 1-2 per cent today The cut Is effective January 3.
 The readjustment will in effect cam eel two increases voluntarily made by the mills in the past Is months. It will make an average wage for mill operatives of $21 week according to the manufacturers figures which they compare with an average of tp.50 in 1914.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17

Men altsaa = def er Efteraar
Termometret wiser under 0 (Fry
%sepunktet ON Natten og meget lid
over omDagen. be f5rste Forkolel
sessyedomme, der af Lagerne
bestemt regnes med / deres Bud
getter, er we'd at indfinae sig,
man mpder andre rode Naser
end Portvinsnaser, Skoleborne-
mes Ben er blaa af Kulde, Porte
STAR og sm@lder, Assistenshuset
udspyer sit Lager af opbegarede
Vinterfrakker - kort sagt: def
er Efteraar, den modbydeligste
Aarstid af ale.
0g saa at tanke sig, at man
yderligere skal gennem en- Yin
ters Trengsler og Kalde, for
Diet after oliver sommer / Dan
mark. Edward spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
Danmarks correspondence.
KDbenhayn i October 1920.
Prisbevegelsen i Danmark og
andre Lande.

Paa Grundlag af Priserne /
Begyndelsen af JUL Manned
1920 er der for Danmarks Yed-
kommende foretaget en- Bereg-
ming af Prisstigningen siden
1914. Til Sammenligning sBal
der i det f9lgende meddeles
nogle Oplysninger ON P~risstig.
ningen i de ire nordiske Lande.
l Syerrig o. Norge er der Sc
den 1914 paa samme Made
som i Danmark foretaget syste-
matiske Beregninger over Pris-
stigningens Indflydelse paa ct
normalt Husholdningsbudget og
Beregningerne er foretaget efter
de samme Hovedprincipper Den
nere Forbindelse mellem de ire
Lande har endvidere medfort,
at man har kunnet bringe Grund-
laget for Prisberegningerne i saa
ner Oyerensstemmelse med hin
snden, SON de serlige Forhold
i hyert enkelt Land muliggor.
Den samlede Prisstigning fra
JUL 1914 til JUL 1920 (for Nor.
&c Juni 1920 har yaret: i Dan
mark 1872 pct, j Syerrig 10
pct. o. i Norge 2O2 pct. Siden
JUL 1919 har Stigningen y@ret
betydelig storre i Danmark end
i de to andre nordiske Lande.
Dette skyIdes den foregaaede
Afvikling af de prisregulerende
Foranstaltninger, SON ! Danmark
j selve Krigsaarene medforte ct
~vesentlig lavere Prisniyeau end
i Norge og Sverrig.
Saa godt som i ale Lande
Jorden over har der yaret en-
betydelig Signing i Udgiften
til F6devarer i Aarct fra JUL
1919 til Sommeren 1920. Und-
tagelser er kun Sverrig oe
Svejts, der wiser Nedgang i F9-
devareprisen. like mindst leg.
ger man Merke til, at Landene
udenfor Europa har haft en-
stark Prisstigning i Diet sidst
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17

Sluttelig ct lille Ord til Ema.
Is Menighed McNabb, Ill. We'd
Diet sidste Haandtryk, var der
logle, som bad mig ON at sen
de dem en- lille Hilsen fra Rel
rem. Vii da, med Reds Tilladel-
rem. Vii da, med Rel. Tilladel-
e herved sende en- speciel Hi
sen til jer, i kere Venner. Wort
Samy@r var jo kort - men
godt. Til Trods for Diet tryk.
kende we'd at skulle skilles fra
eder, er Diet dog en- Glade for
IS, naar Tankerne yender sig
til jer, at det like var uk@r-
lige og misforstaaede Forhold,
som var Aarsagen til, at Vi rel
ste saa hurtigt, men dette, at Vi
f5lte Herrens Tilskyndelse til
at REESE hjem og Sc de kare,
som vi for over 81 Aar siden
forlod, SAINT timed for at brin-
ge wort Folk derhjemme ct
Budskab fra ham, som havde
frelst os i America. TAX, Ven
ner, for al udvist Karlighed -
den glemmes like. TAX ogsaa
for Pengegaven, son we'd Fest
ligheden, S6ndag Eftermiddag ,.
Okt. blew os overrakt, hvilken
vi jo like den Gang fix Anled.
ming til at takke eder for. Bed
for os. Opfordringeh g@lder o.
saa andre Venner ID over wort
Samfund, som glmdes we'd at le-
Sc disse LINER. / vere da ale
bilset med FIJI. l, 81: ,,Thi
Diet at leve er mig Kri-
stus og at d. en- Winding"
Frederik VIII, %. Okt, 1920.
Elders heng.
Marie og Karl M. Hansen.
KIadstrup Skole, pr. Hj6rring,
UPLAND, Danmark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
No. 1901 3.
No. E021 B.
English Christmas Folders.

A1EA0 hA~hLA O@ASASs
NJ. 366. - Fine white paneled double card with Chris
lines entitled "Glad Tdings''. Price 10 cents. Per boz. $40
No 1916. An exquisite little folder 2hx2h inch
in size with various dainty Christmas designs and greetinl
on front. Inside assorted Christmas sentiments IN engray
script. Price - cents per dozen. $500 per Loo.
No. 1903. Beautiful folder 3X3A inches, ia buff col
with edging in green. Handsome Christmas designs Wi
Christmas and New Years greeting IN embossed script
front. Inside two pretty and expressive Christmas verse
Envelopes 10 match. Price per boz. 80 cents. Per loo $35
Nc. 888. Neat and attractive little folder, l3lx4 i
che5 N size, WITH embossed season IS greetings on Tine VIII
cardboard edged with pink. Inside four lines Of exquiai
Christmas sentiment in shaded print. Envelopes TO mate
Price per boz 40 cents. Per 100 $3.50.
no. 80. Assorted Christmas booklets, folders al
cards in envelopes t. match and with varied greetings al
texts. Price 10 cents each. Per boz. Sl00. Per 100 $500.
No. 305. Attractive folders and cards in various sz
and styles and with a great variety OF texts. Envelopes
match. Price per boz. 80 cents. Per 100 $500.
D. English Christmas Post Cards.
No. 800 A. Fine Christmas postals in 4 designs al
With scripture texts. Per doz. % cents. 5 boz. for $100.
No. 1901 B. Same as No. 1901 A in size and quali
Price % cents. 5 boz. for 500
Idet vi gor o%pmerksom pa Vanskelgheden al at bert
ne, hyor langt Forsyningen af de enkelte Munro at Ju
kort vii rakke, vii vi gerne henstille, at man indsender II
tibestiainger saa tidigt som muligt. Ser vi os saa end TX
Stand I'll at ekspedere Ordren nGjagtig, saa skal Vi d
nok serge for, at der oliver leveret noget tilsvarende og
mindst Hge saa stor Verdi.
Skier Diet, at nogen faar Kort, som at EN- eller and
Grnnd like er tilfredsstillende, saa er vi stedse rede tai
ombytte dem.
ALE Kort sendes netto, portofrit til de anfcrte Prise
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
FARM TIL SALGS.

En- 100 Acres Farm ner Elko,
Mimi, med Silo og code Byg-
ninger. Skole paa Landet, 3
Nil fra Emanuels Menighed,
Hazelwood, Mimi. Kan kpbcs
paa lette vilkaar, $4,000 kontant,
Resten paa 5 Aars Afbetaling.
Ogsaa 40 Acres uden Bygnin-
ger til SIS, 900, ] Mil fra Elko,
for nermere Oplysning skriv til
N. MILLER,
Rt. /. Elko, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
En- to Timers Forevisning af
Danmark oa Sl9Svig
SAINT
BEsETTELSE
~ SGEDERJyLLAND
GEEFORENIlIGG-
E9JTLDELIGHEDERNE
i E5benhavn og slesvig.

i K6~benhavn og sleavig.
1 levende Billeder Moving Pic
lures forevises forelpbig fplgen-
de steder:
Mimi Nov. 10. og 20.
Viborg, S. Oak, Nov. %.
Sioux City, Dato senere
Blair, Nebr., Nov. %.
Omaha, Nebr., Nov. 26.
Council Bluffs. Ia, Nov. q.
Harlan, Ia, December /.
Audubon, Ia, December 3.
Kimbalton, Dato senere.
Brayton, Ia, Dato senere.
Elk Horn, Ia, Dato senere.
Hyis nogen ousker nermere
IOplysning ON disse pregtige Bill
leder, skriv til:
Northern Travelogue Co,
Tn. Kofoed, Direkt6r,
I806 Republic Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17

bruger kun cen Lerebog for 81
ne Clever og altid den samme,
Og paa Diet forste Blad STAIR
Diet Ord, som aldrig fejler, og
deraf har jeg fert, at Jesus
Kristus er bleyen os Wisdom fra
Gud og Meteorological og Hell
iiggerelse og Forl9sning, l 10
rinth l, 80. Og jeg fix lert,
at den hellige Skrift kan gore
ct Menneske Wis til Salighed
we'd Tro paa Kristus Jesus. o.
jeg fix lert, at den er nyttig
til Lerdom, til 0yerbevishing,
til Rettelse, til Optugtelse i Ret.
ferdighed, at det Guds MEME
ske maa vorde fuldkommen dyg-
tiggjort til al god Corning. Og
derfor vii jeg bliye hardt yed
Lesningen, indtil Herren kalder
mig hJem til sig. Elders / Hreen
A.. Madsen,
Falmouth, Maine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
ON Bord paa Frederik VIII.

Efter at Travlheden a ovre
med Hensyn til at faa Pass
port ., nIneome Taxi og Billet
unders9gt OF paaskreven af
mango saa Diet like mere nd
som en- Drem, at Vi skulde rel
Sc til wort Fpdeland, da Vi ser
Virkeligheden lige i Ojnene, me
dens skibet baner sig Vej gen
mem Bplgerne.
bet var yarmt i New York.
da Vi lettede Anker den H. Okt.,
og alt tegnede til en- stiile og
rolig Sejlads over Diet store
Hav. Dog ingen we'd, hvad
Morgendaaen vi bringe. Ale.
rede Fredag Nat r~e.iste der sig
en- Storm, hvilken foraarsagede
megen Sosyge iblandt Passage.
rerne. Mango har ligget j k9ier-
ne ire Dage uden at spise (.ieg
selv og Hustfu er iblandt dis
SCI, flere liger endnu. To
Mand paa f6rste Kahyt d9de
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
TENKER DE PAA AT REUSE
TIL CANADA?
vi giver Oplysninger med Hensyr
Al Observation-Disclosures

vi giver Oplysninger med Hensyn
til Vegreville Distriktet.
bette Land ligger we'd Hoved-
LINEN af Canadian National Rail
way. Tact we'd BY med godt Mar
ked. Jorden giver v@ldige Al
greder. Rigelig Regn. Irrigation
err like n9dvendig. Ingen Man
gel paa Brandsel-Masser at
Kul og Tre Det bedste DISTRICT
for blandet Farmdrift i Alberta.
Mango dyrkede eller udyrkede
Farme til Salg for meget mindre,
end de err verd. Skriv til os.
THE VEGREVILLE LAND co.
H. o. Braden, Mgr.
Vegreville Alberta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
Eftcraar.

Efteraar.
Pragtfuldt var Vejret i Sep
TENDER og den f6dste Halvdel
af October. Solen skinnede fle-
re Timer daglig over alt, me-
dens Bladene gulnede langsomt
paa Parkers og Bouleyarders
Tracer.
Forst blegnede Kastaniens
gronne Bladhander, men det err
jo ogsaa den, der m6der forst
frem we'd Foraarstid med de ly-
sende Blade og klabrige Knop-
per, saa den skal have Low til,
f6rst at segne og lagge sig til
hyile, ventende paa Opstandel-
lsens Dag i April til n@ste Aar.
XilYinen paa Raadhusmuren
har aIlerede lenge hengt rod
mende FLOW owe at blive gam
mel, - det er nu dens Form
for Forgengelighed - den sid
ste A%nstrengelse for at Sc godt
I'D, for Nordenvinden kommer
farende over Raadhuspladsen og
rundt ON Bygningens Hj6rner,
paagaaende og l%armende, kre-
rende sin styrke respekteret ~
den, son ale de smaa Blom-
ster og Blade, der endnu klam.
rer sig til de bruno St@nglcr,
m3a nee sig for. Da de ingen
Willie liar, men maa segne for
0Yermagten.
! Sendarmarken og F~rederiks-
berg Have STAIR der endnu
grenne Smaatreer og dukker
sig, haabende paa at Norden-
yinden like skal Sc dem; de le-
ger stedsegrpnne. Men Dommcn
er over os, den barske HERE
har allerede meldt sit Komme
log forberedt M~enneskeues let
sindige sommerkladte Born paa,
at den er i Anmarcl, o. at
den like plejer at taale nogen
Modsigelse.
Paa en- eneste Nat slog Tenn
peratnren ON. bet var som at
have sejlet i GolfstrGmmen or
saa pludselig komme nd i dct
kolde Wand ~ dennc 0yergang,
som Dampskibspassagererne pie
ier at bliye syge af, mar de
like err kcndt med Fenomenet.
Man laa og fras i sin Seng,
og ON Morgenen fandt man, at
Jorden saa nd, som ON ct be-
gyndende Rimfrost-Lag hayde
lagt sig til Hyile paa den. Og
Diet kan nok yerc, man fix
fraylt med at kigge paa Kok-
sene 90 Sc efter Optendingsbren-
Diet. Men med noyet s6rgmodige
Blikke, for man har egentlig tx.
ke Rand I'll at rGre denue lille
sorte Gulddynee f~orelqbig. Thi
naar den er sluppet op maa-
skezi Marts - o. Diet stadig er
Binteryejr, saa kan man like
faa en- Ore mere. Loyen byder,
at der kun mas kGbes ct visit
>Kyantum Kul eller Koks ~ alt
efter Lejlighedens St6rrelse.
Dctte Kvantum overstiger like
Halydelen af ems normale For
brug, hyilket altsaa i Oyerset-
telse betyder, at man maa halv-
fryse hele Vinteren. En- 3 VIZ
r~elsers Lejlighed maa kobe 20
hi. Kokes og Diet er jo like
Diet altsammen for meget, naar
man under normale Forhold bru.
ger 40. Sangvinske Medborgere
der ejer den lyse danske Op.
fattelse af, at bet gaar nok''
tror, at der sidst paa Vinterer
vii blive beyilget os ct lille Elk.
strakyantum, men naar lenses
til dan paabegyndte Kulmine
strike i England og de h9je Pri
E.. Il