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threw the ragged representative Of the Govern:
ment out. and. going to the door. turned In. and
said to me:
ITS the police, sir. that cause all the annoy.
ance. The railroad is not Responsible"
At Woodlawn there were twelve muddy and
travel STAINED policemen on the platform.
Again the. detectives nnloaded oil their lug
went on to Galway. Once here We went to bed.
with the detectives still watching us. with their
usual sagacity. and as I write this morn
around me constantly trying. with painful
British persistency, to find out what II fs about
and what / am going to do with 1t.
LAKEL HALL.
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Excess over amount required

This economical gentleman from West Point
contingent expenses, Just double the amount
actually required, and three times as much as
formerly appropriated for that purpose.
These fraudulent estimates are all the more
aggrayating when 1t is considered that the
United States, pays no part OF the expense OF
water takers. who are not consulted In the least
a. to how their money shall be expended.
the Star, Capt. Symons says. referring to the in
crease in water rents:
There has been but very little increase in small
houses while for largo houses there has been consider
able increase"
A more deliberate fnlsehood than this was
never coined. as the rates charged against Bar
houses that have cited prove.
No people can. long love q. Government that
them to be robbed by rings and tyraAnized
over by officials in whose appointment they
are not consulted. WASHINaToN.
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From the Kansas Guy JournaL

Minister tRbout starting for churchill have
been requested by several mcmbsrso OF tho congregation
70 pray for rain thia morning,
" WE Ss.ts. .f ss:aS fA,s!SMs Do S.sS rsia badly. Haaat
1isa.ss.Sa fthlaE W. Vii Issshs - ssssa hone
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yard, and Ia now enjoying . free and abundant
supply Of pure water.
poar,o uArrR MAIN TAXER.

BoGUs wATER MAIN TAXES.
The old corporation being at times out Of
funds, permission was often granted ctti2ens
to lay water mains 1t their own expense Last
Of assessing these mains. against the parties
that laid them. 30 the city was flooded With
parties Of water who failed to pay this bogus
tax. By threats and tntimidat h93 thSy sne-
gal tax. when the Corporation Attorney gave
an opinion that the tax was In violation Of aw.
after which the Commissioners made no further
able to ascertain they have not refunded q dol
lar OIL, this money illegally. wrunG from the peo-
ouire into.
The estimates Of the Commissioners for nec-
essary expenditures the coming year are many
of.them untruthful, especially those connected
with the Water Department
Inc estimates last year were:
clerks In the Water once.
congress cut them down 70, ............ ......... S.oSs
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eefikinR on er,ofo
The Commissioners paid NO attention to this
ting them on tho iaborers' pay rolls. to be paid
out Of the fund for laying new wster mains;
treating it se actiooc Hftb Contempt anu
This, year Capt. Symons, who has charge OF
the Water Office, estimates the amount re-
CURED for clerks In that office at. $4,000 moro
than twice the amount appropriated for that
purpose. last year, though there ts no reason
why 1t should cost one dollar moro to run that
ofice this year than last.
4 gentleman long familiar with tho Water
Ofiice makes this estimate, in detail as the nee.
essary cost. at the outside. for running that
office. and stands ready to enter into bond to run
1t In q first class manner for the sum named.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-06
The Matter Of Names and Titles.

The latest fad IL for the woman 10 re-
tain her family name after marriage in
Every woman has a perfect right to do
this if she wants to, because there is no
law compelling her TO adopt that Of the
man she marrles The style has been
started anew by some of the stronger
minded English women This alone is
sufficient to make it the proper thing for
Anglo-Americans. In England, however,
It Unnecessary for the woman to advertise
the fact that she is going TO retain her
maiden name. In this country man
may take his wife's name instead of her
taking his, but it would probably be bet
ter to have the change legalized by q
court Qr legislature in order 70 prevent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-06

There is always pleasure in accumu
lated power, but few pause TO consider
that it is only to be had through vigorous
exertion In enc respect this sort OF
recompense is unique, for Il may como
not only with success. but with much
that is called failure 4 man may find
his hopes Disappointing him one by one,
he loses position he supposed to be Sc
cure. or his business does not succeed,
perhaps his work. too. appears Intellect
ual, and his efforts seem lost. Yet even
in all this crushing adversely, although
he has failed in all he has tried to DO. he
may have succeeded in doing something
else Of which he had not thought. but
which may be more important and endur
ing that tina. which ho attempted to &C
complish If be has really tried hard and
honestly he has gained wisdom and power
and experience and caution. which Will
stand HIM In good stead in future eXer
tons This is consolation seldom Of
ferei in times OF trouble, yc, Il Is 4 real
one There Is 10 such thing a. utter fail
uro 10 one who has done MS best. -Phila
dclpha Ledger.
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any trouble IN relaTiSr. TO property or IN
heritances.
Wouldn't IL be better TO call men and
women by their proper names: The
Quakers do so, and there is nothing often
siye nor suggestive Of undue familiarity
about it. They do SO from principle
rather than to be odd. They say: "Call
no man master" Mister is but ano;her
term for master, and was originally used
by common people when addressing their
superors, or those whom they served.
As people we are opposed to titles sug-
gestive Of social rank. Our term Mrs. y
is merely form of the English term mis-
tress, which was and is now an undesir-
able title when used in certain connec
tons Usage has changed this somewhat,
yet it is an unnecessary prefix to the
name of lady Pittsburg Commercial
Gazette
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A girl who is partaking Of the last meal
she is 10 eat in her father OusepreVious
to her marriage sits at the table with tier
parents and brothers; bat she must eat
no more than half the bowl of rice set be
fore her, else her departure viii be FOL
lowed by continual scarcity In the domi'
Gle she is leaving.
If "A bride breaks the heel Of her shoe in
going from her fathers to her husbands
house it is ominous of uuhappiness in her
new relations.
A piece Of bacon and parcel Of sugar
are hung on the back of "A brides sedan
chair as stop to the demons who might
modest her while on her journey. The
Three Baneiul Ones are fond of salt
and spices, and the "White Tiger likes
sweets.
a bride may be brought homo while u
coffin is in her husbands house, but not
within 100 days after q coffin is carried
out. Domestic troubles are sure 10 come
upon one who is married within 100 days
after funeral.
\ bride, while putting on her wedding
garments, stands in g round. shallow
basket. This conduces to her leading n
placid, well rounded life IN her future
home. After her departure from her
father door, her mother puts the basket
over the mouth OF the oven, - stop the
mouths Of all who would make adverse
comment on her daughter, and then sits
down before the kitchen range, that her
peace aud leisure may be duplicated IN
her daughters life.
a bride must not, for four months after
her marriage, enter any house in which
there has recently been a death or a birth,
for il she does SO there will surely be a
quarrel between her and the groom. II
young mother goes to see IL bride, the
visitor is looked upon as the cause of any
calamity that may w.-Adele NJ.
Fielde in Popular Science Monthly
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r---nCs. iir startling co:trast- with her yei
low hair. almost rested on her cheeks. O
tride pale now. as she realized the serious
and sacred sweetness Of the new tie.
1T is kind Of you, Jack. to wish to
shield me from modification at my own
folly. but | cannot wear il until Ernest
has forgiven me. and he is tho only one
yet" with a shy little emphasis) who
has a right to buy my bonnets will not
wear it tomorrow.
"Oh. yes. you WILL little one," said q
voice behind the red draperies, as they
swung apart and Ernest Nixon caught the
startled girl in his arms as he entered the
room. 1T was rather mean to listen.
Jack. but finding a bill for my sisters
bonnet, with your signature, on my table,
upon my premature arrival tonight. !
naturally looked up a prompt solution Of
the situation. It's all right. and II you
look in before you leave III give you q
cha,k for your autograph
you may as well hand me my sisters
bill, which you will find among your pa
pers somewhere, ct the same time," said
Jack. laughing.
And the next day two new bonnets met
upon the heads Of their fair owners, with
such damage to the heart of Ernest Nixon
that when he told Jack and Bah, later, Of
his successful business venture in Phila
delphia, no also added that before next
Easter no proposed that they should ex
change their sisters bonnet bills perma
nently, a proposition which was promptly
accepted. Hartford Tines.
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SATISFIED.

Al 6overslean outward 10 the light t4-
lean TO thee:
: The one who makes the darkness bright
The North Star In n moonless night
Thou art 20 me
Al children must trust and know no feai,
trust in thee
Heaven, In thy presence, seemetb here;
Where thou art whether far or near,
IT'S sweet 10 bet
As travellers long. when worn and tired,
Their home 10 see,
So my heart, wandering far and wide,
Finding its goal. is satisfied
To rest In thee
- Sarah X Bolton N Frank Lesliea
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Strange.

The BARRIERS is a strange profession. You
seldom see one that is not at the head
Yonkers Statesman
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-06

adelphia Schd my traps after ME, care
Wales Bros. 1914 Chestnut street. VIII
write, her heart sank Now. what was to
be done7 Clearly there was nothing ex-
cent 10 write and tell him all about it
So the next day Ernest's bag was packed
and forwarded, and pcnitent letter went
by the first mail to Philadelphia
Day after day went by and no letter
came in reply. No word from Ernest OF
any kind. as though to emphasize his dis
Measure. Aunt Valerie, who was always
ready in an emergency. came to stay with
her. and then the great storm shut down
all communication from other cities, and
DOOR. miserable little Bah was lett to
imagine all possible and impossible caiam
tiles as having befallen her brother Some
delay in sending home tho bonnet had
been requested by Barbara, who was
littlo more uncertain as to what Ernests
rigid sense of justice would prompt hlm
to do. and then the storm further delayed
the delivery Of the tell tale box.
But finally it came. and Bah locked her
self into her room to open it with
"dreadfully gone feeling" as she after
ward described it She took of the soft
layer Of white paper. out Of which fell the
bill She lifted it mechanically FIJI
teen dollars" were the figures she had
seen on the box when madame took II
cat. and Ernest had said be had not
ten" "Oh. what wicked. selfish. vain
Oh. my goo-ocdness" she ended
with gasp Yes. there It was, in good
round fgures-$2j
To one imported straw bonnet ..............Sia00
To one bird On same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

@ail neoenfor "Somfruflippeu", % Der
aflasoe @inona fripi1ist ct bsitibeliat
Nsfie ON atoris at tilbsre nosen anben.
Oa Worsenen Tom, f~orfpnbtes bet, at
8aaoene n9rmebe fig oper Sren. gSi.
mona iflebte fig fin imutfeite 9rast %
ites op paa 1oppen al ben bsieite os
~iteilefe aiippe / Harbeoen, iom beusana
at 5rdnfmanoene falbtes Gap be
Siour". Gun traabte no paa ben
poerite 8ant, iaa at bet fra neben neitem
laa no, iom ON bun ipapeoe / 9uiten.
SenbeS Stammes Baabe naaeoe MI iii
9anb, os benbes MoSer, Tom ptubieli9
lit Die paa benbe, uoitsbte Sfrig at Jor=
faroelie, meoens ben tilfommenoe grubs
sont os flere andre &risere bespnbte at
flatre op 40 Baffen. Meu III lso Der
piloe, flasenoe Toner no ooer Spen.
Oct bar 8iuOna, iom fang fin 9sbs=
lang. Sun bebreibebe fine 5orelbre
oeres @ruiombeo, anraabte alippeas
Nano ON 2~il9ipelie, foroi bun oilbe be.
Unite Steoet meo fit Blob, ienbte en-
slpoenoe Silien til lin Offer, ps
lpran9 no. Set fgrite Stpo, bun MOB
to9 al alippen, mlaa babe orebt benoe;
lom en- bso Jusl falot BUN neo for SOB
bernie al line 5orelore, Der opfpibte
meo 8laseraab.
Ndar en- DafotasS %nbianer ienere / lin
paslereoe "Somfrutlippen", iom
ben MI falbes, bsieoe ban fit Soueb /
ban fslte, at Steoet bar
'wliptoiun" (beQiget).
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

altio beifaar i uoset Spiielist, - Snf
feriaser eler 5ruster. Sette er Ell
Stit, Tom be f9rrsite unse WGno Der
aanoet pilbe ipnes ON, ba bet for:
pentes, at ban ifal brinse NOT til bell
5amilien. Sans 5rieri er osiaa pas
en- biz Ntaabe ct 2sb mso JOrbinorin.
ger, tbi Yruoens geninoer iiooer ruubi
ON Bet ~forlouebe Bar / en- Girfel og
ipuger Gauge, Der beifriuer oeres Gptfe.
9ette oilbe naturli9ois neppe fable |
@lIfernes Smag Der / 9anoet, men ben
unae &dsier barer bette Mdrtprium
meo flor 3aalmooisbeo.
Den iioite Iiten al 5rieriet oplipes
peo 5remuisnin9en al Sruo9ommens
5orarinser, Der Omiatter blanot anoet
Bpriter, &amme, SRbe o9 Harfume.
Saainart oisis er mOotaset, tr9ffer
8r~ubepigetne 8ruoen bort us uaoifer
benoe, f~rIierer benoes Saar os pariumes
rer bences 2Ommetgrtl9oe. Sdaleoes
uotpret uenoer bun tllbase til Sellfas
bet, os Sruoens Jaoer siuer iaa i'm tils
fommeoe Spigerigu Datterens Weo9ift,
builfen benue berer bjem i en- Boie.
Den uaite Ntorsen usnoer ban tilbase
eiter Yruoea. gun mootaser ban meb
!Saaret b9ngeHoe LIFT Heo 40 Ndffen.
@ittermaalet Tier eiter ben gree Re s. irfes
&itual. 5or9lbrene saar aloris meo
iii 8rpIupsmaaltioet, men be euise
S~ruoepi9er, iom man ifuloe ipues at
bet npglite Tar maa bore fomnet til at
babe, er naturli9uis tili.eoe. Nitenen
ilItter meo, at 8ruben fnRler neo o.
Wanoens Stppler Of lpm ct Be
uis paa i'm tilfOmmenoe 2poi9beo mon
banr, men peloilise sgstemano lasser
alminoeligpis @uloimptfer eIer Ten9e
/ StOplerne, os oisie Ting tilfalber oa
sSruoen iom 2Gu for benoes Ynmpsbeb.
Otter Srplupsoa9en bespnoer 5Orz
Rlorene at siue Setter os blioer oeo Der
meo en- llse, os fsrit Toe belle benue
oiitorie ct iorbi, ueclesser De oeliiss
teoe Ynuoepiser fine Gmbeoer. 8arret
naa ba fpsle benz, tatfe Dem % gipe
1uer at Dem en- 5urarins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

ct anoet t%remrasenoe Meblem a
aprsdcleriprcninsen iasoe: "3et Ri
life ore mango Nar, inben fore Sioro,
bprer til be Ting. iom bar eriiteret
Scrretniusen bill efterbaanben saa ope,
| be Iofale 5armeres S9nber."
"a bet fortaltes bam, at Neoifriueren
beraf blpoe ubipurst 5orfieIise ansaas
enbe beres Cab / iorrise 8inter, 10 ban
% iasbe: Seq oeb life, ON man fan
fortenfe Soft, Der bar tabt Masier al
Yense forrise Sinter, / at be n9ster at
sioc Splpsnirser oenne Sag betrafs
fenoe, men bet er naturlisois insen
Nptte til at bolbe bemmelist, buao iaa
mango oeo. Sem % iDOti, eller maai lie
otti Yrucent at aft ap9set gil tilsrunoe.
ct 5irma, Der babe en- Sjoro paa 90,
600 at ienoe til Warfebet ON Otter
aaret. funbe tnapt finbe 1,5O0 nGfte
8oraar, % ct anbet, Der blpbe 5000,
mDbte meb 500. Oct itDriie Cab bar
paa ajgr, iom bapbe 9ie=8alpe. Men
BET uilbe itie nDtte noget at noifranfe
Jig til at bpsse 2p for benz, tbi bpis ct
areatur unber en- Storm tommer inb /
sn 8lpit eler ct lisuenoe Sieb, oil bet
blipe Der til enten StOrmen bsrer op
'ner bet oGr al Sult. Mens en- Seit
oil frabe bort ct Iar Sob Sne os tase
is ct Sob, buis Den frpier, bill ct Stpffe
p~urnfp9s itrar tabe Mpoet os itaa
,anife iti0e uoen at isse buerfeu ON
5soe caer @anb, inbtil bet omfommer."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
NDer's SariapariQa

ct 'srsdts icr,riulist @ieoet mob Sen Irais,S % srat,.
ssbee. iom inn timber fig Gaariietu".
\ Sofrisbt. @rOo'lpu. gopu Go. ". o.. Fau:
sen en- NsStetn ON guartu fne,r lea en- mage.
Iss St'SiortTGser for be sumIssosi, Susresisnti,r I
NP'ts Seriapariua ~tinis,msS uOsi, iao goier al gpr's
Vtus' Otter at bare brust BEN isI,r is mtg iriitu, Oa
irrtut Ill at ueboles Somm,rsn-.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
Minona.
st inoianif Sa0n.

Cutt StpUN, o. YultI StHHtplH, OeI
iprIte frantic Geiieuoe, Der iaa Den,
talret "Gaarernes Sp", er en- llopioelis
at WisiisIippi= 5looeu. Den er ouer
tpps Mile lang ps en- til to Mtile breo.
| Strsmmen / Sseu er life Itarf, men /
Storm saar 8slserne boit, ps Seilab=
fen er ba iarlis. Der er insen al be
elers iaa talrise Misiisiippi Ger /
Spen; Snoiauerne flyer, at "Snuoen al
2ate Yepin engans ialpt no, os at ale
0erne ha foriuanot. ON ben MI eno
life er %bunolps, iaa er ben bog me3et
op6. 8anoct er m9rfp9roist f(art %
fplot meo Silt. Iaa 8reooene iinoes
oite Isatiten.
Se Batter, Der pmsiper Ssen, CT fra
fire til fem bunoreoe Sob bsie, men
Copper al Dem er | 2inie meo bet poriae
9anb, Der furtiettes til besse Sioer /
Sfiffelie al en- bSlseiormis Yrerie.
Sceneriet runot ON Ssen er paa en-
Sang itorartet os ifjent. Saa Winne
,ota- Siben itraffer bet iteite Saffebras,
Eointno 8oint, fig en- balu Snes Wil
lanss Spen, meosns at Yunfterne paa
ben mooiatte Stbe / @iscpniin iarlist
"Sumfru &lippsn", the Maiden's Rock,
tiltraffer fig SpmarfiOmbeben, oels psb
i'm Spioe (450 Sob os ierlise 5prm,
bels paa @runb al ben romantiife Si=
itUrie, iom bar siuet Den 9apn, os Tom
Ri nj ital fort9le.
2ense isr nosen Ydtab.@ utab eller
Slb.8anoe" meb fin Spaien os Sleis
ten f~orItprrebe Stilbeben paa bisie Dele
al Misiisiippis 5loben, lepeoe Der /
2anbsbpen 8eora, iom laa, bu2r MI
Bpen @inona lisser, en- lioen Yise beb
Napn Gbulpaitba, 0atter af en- Siour
Subianer. 9a bun bar ii Nar gam,
mel, bleo bun unoer i'm 5aoers Sra
parelle pda ct 8rlsstos taset til 5anse
al en- fienotlis Stomne, buis gbei
dbcptereoe benbe iom fin 8atter. Ser
lepeoe gboloaitba. eler 8inona, ion
bun osiaa falotes, / utte aar, os Der
opitpo / ben Glib ct inoerlist 8i9rlis.
bebsiOrbolo menem benbe os Iuifisi
Gbefens Spn. Der ensans bapoe baui
2eilisbeo til at frelie benoes 2tu / er
Storm uoe paa Safe Yepin. &imelis:
pis bible benne lille ajerlisbeosibp'
baue ubpiflet Zig liseiom 3uiinoer a
andre % bore enot | ct sgsteifab, buis
Der life netop lise fSr bun itulbe siftes
meo i'm Glitter bar blepet Iluttet 6rel
mellem be TO Stammer. Gn af Srebs
betinselierne par nemlis of @inoni
ltuloe tilba9esioes til i'm 5amilie
Smiclertib loo anifisis 5aber fig be
p9se til at anbolbe bos ben saml
SiOur / 8eora ON @inonas Saant
men mootos ct baanlist Iiilas. ga,
bauce alereoe palst for fin 9atter o
narebe oesuosn ct altfor bpbt Sab mo
ben tiolisere 5ienbe, til at bdn ifulo
iamtpfte | en- Jorbinoelie, Der funoe tjer
til at befeite ben nps Iluttebe 5reb.
Men ben unse Yise bar lise ia
ftanobaitis. Der bar beitemt en- 90
for benbes ubleuerins, % belle benbe
Jamilie ti1isemeo ben tilfommen,
Brubsom oilbe paa benne Dag bra!
ouer 2ate Yepin | Baabe for at afben
benbe. Nftenen fpr mpotes be ulpff
E lise Glfenbe for iioite Sang ! "@in
mas @rotte", lom enonu uiies en- ba
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
NaturliSc Stnrtn: Siamalcr,

&sbe 5fper ueb Solopsans antpoer
Stprm.
Naar &9oene sjpr ON Natten, faar
man Storm.
@eiret bliuer alminoelisois mitbere
lige for en- Storm.
Naar Morsenrgoen er meeet flar,
ipaar bet StOrm.
Bet bebuoer Storm, naar 3poe fan
bores lanst bort.
@aafuale ifriaer iOr,lo for en- Storm
os i0ser lapt Saoe.
Susbpr ltiller fig meo Sooeberne
bort fra en- fummenbe Sturm.
Naar 8ul brenber ~afusrlenbe flare
% matte, bebuoer bet Storm.
Set iises, at 9roUimebe palger en-
itormfulo Dag for oft 9(rbeioe, Der ubz
forbrer en- ert%raorbiner Sebe.
Nuar Srer os 5aur iumler fis, ion
ON be pilbe isse So, fan man pente
Storm.
Suis Sfperne er 1uibe 6ierifper, Der
er itarft frummeoe eler ignoerrepne,
oil man faa Storm.
Naar en- tung Stp tommer pp / Sub
peit os ipnes at ipnfe tilbase isien, er
bet ct 5orbuo paa Storm.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

SCR "Deccrab pOittn".
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
Triert | NuSlano.

NJniiiSpeoSu u tHS pcit Stiutt
ooer, men Wadoen at "sjsre Sur" paa
er forifleaig / De forItieaise Ganoe.
Spao Der aniees for ooerorbentlig pas
ienbe | ct fremmeo 2aub, piloe brinae
be gooe 9amer port 9nno til at rebme.
&us1ilf Jrieri blanbt 5olt al Wiooefz
itanoen CT meget mprfeli9t. Sen fDrite
"Spioe Ssnoa9" efter of en- ilns Bise
al i'm Wtooer er ertjenbt at pere at
giftei9rbi9 Iloer, taee5 bun til ct.
Yetersborss Spmmer=0 aue for at saa
meo / "9ruoe Yromenaben". 9enne
beitaar /, at Sptrene al De rusiiife
Sanoleroe / 8pen sdar runot / Iroces.
iton ful9t al oeres 5Oralore. 5rem Os
tilba9e ipaoierer De, laoenoe iom ON be
talte meo bueranore os ilet life brso Jig
ON be un5e Wano, men / S~irteliabeoen
fofettereoe al ale 8reiter meb be 6anos
lenbes Spaner, icm saar / YrOcesiion
paa ben mooldtte Sioe. Suert gieblif
trGosr en- at De unse Wano no fra Irps
ces Iionen for at uanore peo Chen al en-
ing Bise, til flor Misunoelie for be
purise.
Tiseus 5or9lore taaer 0el / &cnz
perlationen, ps faa Winuter eiter forlas
Der De Spaoiersanseu, os llnseriuen.
oens 5cre!ore ilutter fig til DEM. Sea-
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