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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22
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People's voice., 1900-11-15
BER FOR s YEARS
MuIyane,

There will be an old fashioned spelling
school on Friday evening, November Is,
in the Central District, taught by Miss
Elizabeth Emery. All should attend.
Mr.. H. NJ. Conklin, representing the
Rock Island Stove company, stopped off
between trains, with his brother on Tues
day evening.
A new heater has been placed in the
new room of the city schools. Payne &
Butter6eld furnished it.
Gerald Shelly, student at Lewis acade-
my, spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home in this place.
Prof. F. NJ. Cruise, of the city schools,
has changed his recreation from fishing
to hunting quail. Saturday he bagged
plenty of game.
The juniors and seniors have formed
themselves into reading club and meet
on Frida, evenings with Prin. T. c.
Conklin. Some Of the classics have been
read; others will follow. They call
themselves the Belles-Lettres Circle,
with Miss Margaret Woolley as presi-
dent; Mr.. Ben Green, vice president;
Miss Gay Bothurst, secretary; Mr.. Glenn
Corwine, critic and Mr.. Frank Rowland,
reviewer. PHILo.
People's voice., 1900-11-15
COMING AGAIN
TO WELLINGTON
Three Months Service
Free.
DIR. MOSLEY LEE
The Distinguished Japanese
ThIoat and Lung Surgeon,
Eye and Ear Expert and
DIR. HELEN E. LEE, THE
NOTED SPECIALISTS.\

Who have enjoyed such wonderful
success in Japan, Europe, New York
and this state will again be In
Wellington at the Hotel Etna On
edneSday, Nov. 2lst, one day only
and every four weeks thereafter.
All invalids who visit these eminent
specialists on that date
will receive three months
treatment free. Their long experience
10 the largest hospitals OF the world
enables them To successfully treat all
chronic diseases, such as bronchitis,
asthma and consumption, rheumatism
sleeplessness brain and nervous ex-
haustion, paralysis, neuralgia, head.
ache, fits, st. Vitus' dance, cancers,
tumors, skin diseases, including freck-
les, pimpleS, ulcers, salt rheum, etc.,
also heart, liver, stomach. and kidney
diseases, nervous debility, confusion
OF Ideas. aversion OF society, loss OF
memory and energy, etc. Diseases Of
the eye and ear are quickly and per-
manently cured by an original and
never falling treatment. Cures guar.
anteed when others have failed, but
we will not accept incurabe disease.
They will examine you thoroughly
Tree Of charge, and II curable they
will frankly tell you 50.
Take one candid thought before Ii
Is too late. A week or a mObth may
place your case beyond reach of hope.
Remember it costs you nothing to
consult these eminent specialists, and
therefore the most humble 10 ciTcum-
stances can avail themselves OF their
vast experience. Catarrah and ca
tarrhai deafness is positively and per-
manently cdred by their japanese
methods.
DR.. Helen E. Lee gives sDecial at
lention to the diseases OF ladies'. Mer-
1t rewarded. Her cures are unequaled
in the history Of science. Her rene
dies were secured while in Japan, and
will positively ard permanently cure
all female diseases. The dLct0r can
he consulted at her parlnrs In the
Etna hntel. Office hours from 8 am.
TO 8p. m.
People's voice., 1900-11-15
A Sample Fake.

The following lake appeared in last
Fridays issue OF the New York Eve
ming Journal, as a spt cial from Wich-
lta. The man who wrote tue article
is eyideLtiy The Wichita lisr VINO has
brought Wichita into uisrepute and
will finally cause telegraph editors TO
shy at dispatches coming from Wich-
ita. Tue article as it appeared ID the
New York Journal had scare head
three columns wide, with pictures Of
one J. b. JtnsOn and bis four daugb-
ters, and OF the three Rice girls (all
myths who figure 10 the story
The liar who sends out these stories
works for long list OF eastern news
papers, and makes a good deal OF
money. He manages 10 furnish each
OF his papers with a nrst-class. fake
story about once week. The article
appearing 10 The New York Journal Is
as follows:
Wichita, Kan, Nov. 9.-Seven Sum-
ner county girls who were engaged 10
be married have changed their minds
and will not wed just because Bryan
was not elected president. This
dreadful intelligence has been COM
munlcated TO their sweethearis. y
The girls are three step-daughters
and the four daughters Off. b Jenson,
one OF The richest farmers OF Prov.
dence township, Sumner county.
Tie vote In COmanche ciunty went
eighteen for Bryan ana seventeen for
Mckinley, but the county wertS strong
for the whole Republican tickeI, aud
Providence township went for several
Republicans. The young women,
therefore, accuse their sweethearis OF
scratching the ticket and only voting
for Bryan.
Said Mildred Jenson: ave do not
feel like marrying since Mckinley was
elected, and, again, we do not think
our sweethear's have given US a fair
deal In this voting business, and for
that reason all seven OF us have agreed
not To marry them at all.
1.-The young men threaten IN sue
Tor breach OF promise, but what do we
care? Bryan should have carried this
county, and IL our sweethearts had
done as thev agreed to we would have
done so. We cannot marry half DEM
ocrats and half Republicans, aud
guess we will not marry until the
Democrats come into power"
People's voice., 1900-11-15
Cleardale.

K Thompkins is building a 24x32 foo
barn, gangway and NOW.
Joseph POtucek bought an organ o.
Ed Brothers last week.
James Donahue summoned DR.. Gees
lin to his bedside. He had another spell
OF chronic stomach trouble.
Come out to the literary next Friday
evening. Question: Resolved "Tha
True Happiness is Obtained in This
Life" Debated by the girls.
Berea has protracted meeting; con
Quoted by their pastor, Rev. Mofit, o.
Winfield.
Miss Thompson of Wellington is visit
ing Mrs. Butterworth at present.
VIM. Miller was reelected constable il
our township we understand.
Al Kellar came near having bad ac
'cident while helping the feed on hi:
S-horse power cornsheller. Took the enc
of his thumb.
A little girl Of the usual weight, born
to. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nice. Uncle
Pete is feeling quite proud to be called
grandpa.
People's voice., 1900-11-15
White School.

We have experienced our first freez
ing weather the past few nights.
Mr.. Roy Leigh attended the opera al
Wellington Thursday night.
Fred Mccullough is getting tired o.
patching. Says if he even owned an
acre he would go to farming.
Boys, how about that persimmor
patch?
Mr.. and Mrs. Byler nave gone east
on a visit.
Otto and Elsie Behimer spent Sun
day at home,
Mr.. and Mrs Earring are visiting rel.
stives in Wichita.
Guelph township elected the whole
Republican ticket.
Lackey Bros. have gone up near
wellington to do some contracted
threshing.
They say Carl Brown is learning the
blacksmith trade again.
L M. Brooks says you can call him
squire now.
Bruce Howard has returned from
lola
Jim Thorpe sold John Eiklor seven
teen head of cattle last week for S2S
per head. How is that for prosperity?
We see Ed Thorpe is driving new
buggy, Girls, you'll have to hurry!r'
People's voice., 1900-11-15
Caldwell.

Well, the election is over and it
wasn't Caldwell townships fault We
elected our ticket straight by thirty
majority
Born, to G. G. Winsor and wife a
hne son. But he arrived just twelve
hours after the polls closed on the 7th.
Richard Kelly threshed his wheat on
the Sth, 9th and 10th on the Pane
place.
Harry Jordan came home to vote on
apass furnished by Robert T. Simons
from Kansas City.
Caldwell cast two votes for Wooley
for president; Bryan 90 and Mckinley
%. No socialist voted
John Hutson was able to come out
and vote for Mckinley. He has been
very sick for some time.
Tom Franklin, Harry Jordan, Otto
Rogers and others east their first vote
at this election at our polls
G. e. Winsor is building a new
house on his farm and he wi move in
= few days.
Rev. Curtis and wife and daughter
'Catharine, were visiting at Frank Lo
gan's Saturday,
People are cutting the second GRO,
of sorghum and millet now.
Wheat is making terrible growth
and oats are immense. 1t is making
lot of pasture.
People's voice., 1900-11-15
The Jubilee Committee Short.

The executive committee OF the
Sumner County Jubilee held a meet
ing Monday Dlght for the purpose OF
winding up its affairs. The meeting
was to have been held a week or so
after the Jubilee closed, but the mat
ter Of getting 10 the bills delayed the
meeting until last night.
The committee finds ITSELF Just
S9O4.6O short. This is the amount
outstanding after all bills have been
hammered down TO as little as posi-.
BILE. To raise thi; mouey, the com.
mittee will be obliged to call upon
Merchants and Others tjmorrow and
solicit subscriptions. The money is
owing, and will have TO be paid.
The Jubilee was great thing for
Wellington, and is worth every dollar
it has cost. A sermon could b,
preached upon the good it has done
10 the town and to the cOunt, the
way II has wiped out prejudice among
country people and put new life and
infused confidence int Wellington
ians, but its good effects are still felt
so plainly that sermon is not needed
to call attention to them.
The committee laboTed faithfully
and increasingly for the success OF
the Jubilee-ior the tOwn-for every
one In the town. They worked foe
you, and gave their best etfolts. Thr
Jubilee was an entertainment provid-
ed by each Wellinetonian, and the
work OF looking after its success WAS
left To the executive committee. The
Committee now needs money tn paw
The bills, and each Wellington person
should give something towards liquid
ating them.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

The largest gains by and religious
denomination during the nine years
Covered by the census returns were
made by the Christian Scientists.
who, 10 1890, by the census returns,
had only S,724 members, but are cred-
tied with $4,000 10 1899. The latter.
day saints, or non-polygamist NOR
mons, show the next largest growth,
having increased in membership from
1852 to 343,62O. The disciples of
Christ are third in the order OF
growth and the Roman Catholics
fourth. The universalists and spirit.
nalists show falling of both in mems
bershiD and 10 number VI churche
sustained. The Roman Catholics have
the largest parishes and the Baptists
the smallest. The MethOdists have
four times the numbor nf ministers.
and the Baptists nearly five times the
number nf churches and three times
the numb,r OF ministers the Catholics
report, although they have little
more than half as many cOmmuni.
cants. A calculation shows that the
average membership Of the Baptist
churches is 80, OF the Methodists 10,
and Of the Catholics, 767. The Bar
lists have one minister to every 1876
communicates, the Methodists one TO
every l61, and the Catholics one to
every 1853.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

From mouth to ear, through the me-
dium of hundreds of publications, on
the dead walls of European cities, in
fact all over Europe, and in scientific
circles, has lately bsen mentioned the
wondrous results of experiments made
by two great German savants, which
has for its attainment a product en-.
tirely vegetable and in simple form.
"Longavita" Tablets, so-called because
they are mainly the meaps of making
one feel good bodily and mentally
These health and good humor produc.
ing tablets have the effect of reiuye.
mating the system, thereby attaining
longevity by its great power OF invigo
rating the whole Of the body. See ad.
in another column. Old and young
alike of bot sexes are benefited by
its use
People's voice., 1900-11-15
dCOUNTRY ,.
District 1911.

The shades OF night are altered by
the pale of waking dawn; solemn
darkness is dispersed, is transformed
into morning of unchallenged lowell
ness, while our eyes feast upon the in
comparable richness of transient ma
ture, full in the wealth of changing
leaves, sweeping praises, and the
promise of the fields:
Mr.. Fl. E. Jordan returned home last
Monday, remaining over Tuesday.
Harry appears delighted with his new
work IN the Western Dental College.
We wish him all success.
Mr.. Amen, a Wichita business man,
made this community short visit last
Wednesday.
We rolled up good majority to the
credit of Col. Bryan last week.
Mr.. George Mitchell is a Wichita Wis
itor this week.
A wealth of sunshine and warmth
has been our guest for week.
People's voice., 1900-11-15
Illinois District.

We have had some DAYS lately that
1t felt very pleasant to sit by the fire.
We had our first killing frost last Mon
day morning. There was solid ice and
the ground froze little.
The infant child of Jui Cornwell (the
ssectioa boss on the ratlroad) died at
&sme Saturday. Funeral Sunday, In.
terment at Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mickey claim that
sthrr new daughter is the largest girl Of
3ier tge in the township.
Ed and May Stiger's new boy will be
old enough to vote in 20 years and ,64
days.
Florence Boorey returned last week
IRON visit Of over year in Ohio.
Let everyone attend the farmers insti.
5nte at Wellington next Saturday. Back
Sast the farmers institutes are the most
Interesting meetings that are held.
Often the largest halls will not hold
chem. This winter there will be between
People's voice., 1900-11-15

Orators are not ALWAYS successful.
Daniel Webster got II electoral votes
when Martin Van Bureu received 10.
When Andrew Jackson, who couldn't
talk, received 2l9 votes, Henry Clay
had only 40 WIen Abraham Lincolg
was given 1870 electoral votes, Stephen
A. Douglas, The orator. had only II.
People's voice., 1900-11-15
Summons.

state OF Kansas to Milton E. Kightlinger.
Emmet Kightlinger, Asa KightlInger.
Dsisy Kigi tllnyer, Myrtle Kightlineer,
Lille Kightlinger and A. r. Downs:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the district court OF sumser county.
Kansas, by Ivan d. Rogers. and that unless
you answer the petition filed by said plaintiff
on or before the 2sth day Of December. 400
said petition will be taken as true and judg,
ment rendered against you accordingly.
foreclosing mortgage executed ana deliy-
cred by Edward j. Kightlinger and Emily Il
Kightlinger TO the Equitable Mortgage Com
psny dated Dec. 31st, 1881. on the following
described real estate In Sumner county. Kan
sas, to-wit: Lots three (3), four (), Ave ib,
and southeast quarter Of the nofthwest
quarter OF section six (6), township thirty
four (S!) south. OF range one 0l east Of 9th D.
out appraisement, to pay the debt secured by
said mortgage. ~
People's voice., 1900-11-15

Andrew Bairo: state secretary Of
the Y.M.C.A., is in town today talk
Ing up the 18th annual state meet,
VIII ch will b, he'd at Wichita Nov
EN- Der 22-95.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

The people testify that Hoods Sar-
saparilla cures scrofula, eruptions, ca
tarrh, rheumatism, dyspepsia, nervous
troubles. and you may take it with
confidence that it will do for you what
it has done for Others.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

Mrs. Zerelda James, wiCow OF Jesse
James, the noted southwestern ban
dit, died at her home 10 Kansas City
Tuesday OF a complication OF dis
eases, after lingering illness
People's voice., 1900-11-15

Wyandotte pays higher teachers
salaries than any Other county 10 the
state. Male teachers there yet $685.
ner month, and female teachers get
s51
People's voice., 1900-11-15

every side, inpresses one nightly. |
am particularly fond OF antiquities,
but l nU longer look upon TIE past as
vague aud full OF mystery but as a
reality. History OF this cOuutry is no
longer a legend TO me, but IL is peo-
pied with real men and women.
| should be pleased TO describe my
trip more folly, but as time auu space
are limited, will close.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

Joseph b. Hammers has bought
Fred X. Hammers undivided one half
interest in l6O acres OF land 10 Illinois
township. The consideration was
S700
People's voice., 1900-11-15
The stock IN one Wellington bink
commands premium of 100 per cent.

All who can should pay taxes now and
avoid the rush which is sure to come
later.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

Ed I. Hackney OF Wellington, was
Married t. Miss Mabel Clare Rogers
at her home 10 Washington, Kas.,
yesteTd.y afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

E. j. Miller has moved a house TO
the lots south OF his residence and is
having il fixed up to helD supply the
demand fer rental property.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

Prickly Ash Bitters can be depended
on to cure the kidneys, corrects the
urine, strengthens the stomach and re.
lieves backache.-E. Hayes, druggist.
People's voice., 1900-11-15

200 and 900 Institutes held in Ohio under
the direction Of the state board of agri-
culture, besides several Independent in
Stitutes.
People's voice., 1900-11-15
OCTOBER WEATHER 1000.

The frosts were all light; did not kill
vegetables. At the end of the month
vegetation was as green as in mid sum-
mer.
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL FOR ocro-
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
Riget beo ben peitIige greb al sioris,

Riset bsb ben peftIiss greb uf siaris,
tun 20 atlometer al eng. Wi0 o.
20 am. az WiD fra bet nuparsnos
Sagoab. Sprtningen al 9anbst peoz
bleo at ttda pdd ct bstt Grin, % Der
oensbdnoelen git frembeles qiennem
Wteippptamten. 9artberne fpretoa en-
mn 6lptning, ioet be lugoe 6~opebItas
ben til ateiifcn pda Sittanten al Ii
girls. Sroos petslenbe Stiebner, iom
altto fsrte nebao Bate, bebolbt ben
en- ~betpoelig Rang inbtil 637 efter
&riItus, od Qraberne inbtpg Og soez
lagbe ben. De npe 6srrer benptteoe
ben til Stenbruo, oa be opferte bet
npe Sasoap, Iom blep Sopebftdo
1868, Sg1aa unoer Qraberne peobleo
WfeIppptamien at bore ct 9anb meo
en- bsi &ultur. 8uliien Omar Faits
latte, at ct Strs9 pua 2,75O,OOO
Icres 9ano Itulbe betale $4,25O,O 900
Il Stat til S~tatstasien, 6piltet piier,
at Nftaitningen fremDsles mQatte bore
betpoelig. Staten bar benpeo balps
dnben 0aler pr. 4cre.
Wefopotamien fob bsit unoer &as
~liferne. Iue tjenber hi Rapnet Sas
run al RaIdib. Sortallingerne ON
BAN opruler for os ct 9iaeoe, iom
piier, bpao 9aebao bar / ben tibliae
Wiooelalber. Gnonu fem bunbrsoe
4ar efter tit Qnlag glimrebe &uliz
fernes Sopeoitab baaoe iom Miotz
punt for 4ra6srnes Observation-Disclosures
og for 8eroensbdnoelen. Oa Tom
lllpttsn pgIaa oper ben. Won9olsr=
ne, Tom fsrit t 8e9pnbslien at bet
13oe adrbunoreoe fremtr9oer pdu
SiitortenS Stueplubs pg faar 8et9bs
ming iom ct trigerif 5olt, Der unoers
logger 1t9 palpe 8eroe1 og MEMBER pg
br9noer, bpor be farer, erobrer Bag
odo unber 8bunen Sulatu / 1858, pa
Saaton Sautonion bar &onge / Nors
se. Man plsier at iige, at Der life
mere pptser 9rGs Der, bpor Sprten
bar lat lin Sob; men Mongolsrne bar
pGrre. Oct fit Meiopptamien fsls.
Igerbruget tom unber oerss barbara
he Serrebsmme / SorfoLp, &analerne
fplbtes at Suno og 9rus, be neore
Dele al Sanoet foroanolebes til Sums
pc o9 Woraoler, pg ben gamle. balps
ciOiliierebe 9efoltntng aftos / frpstes
Zig Grab. Som pentslie bar tunbe
be mpngolite Riger life blipe ftauenbe
lGnge. Npperierne erobrebe Saebab
pg bet omIiggenoe 2ano, % iiben tom
Sprterne, iom i 1858, ba Gbriitian
ben fierbe bar &ongs / Sonmort=
N%or9e9ioroe Jig til StaOens Serrer.
Timber benz bar 8agoab tommet ia en-
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09

ompenbt. itanItr Der; nosls Damp
fibe, NET snselfte og tprtt'ts, tommsr
op fra 9asipra. Wen Bpsn er lite
blot ct 8iennemsonsspuntt; ben oria
Der oaIaa en- ssen 5anbel meo lib,
aorn, 9alablsr, Daoier. qsurtsr.
S%pofruater og suropaiite Jabrituter.
Gnpnu blomItrsr ogiaa bens Sunosl
meb aro6iTte Seite os be bersmte isIos
graa 2Giler; ben uofsrer IrsmosIss
9rotaoeitpfer, G%9berpdrer, Saoeltsi,
9o~muIoitofer, 0aaben, 8ulooarer,
SaHiun. Gn Marteli9beo for orisns
talIte 5prbolb sr en- Sape, iom punoes
meo en- 0ampmaitine. No9Ie relis
gisie % inouitriele Stoler blomitrer
iom fer / 5iben. st tungt Slag
rammsbs guspab / 1881, ou Peiten
tom Der; tire 5isrpsoele al Snouaas
nerns bsbs sler flpgteoe. Stoen sr
SunbRosp9ienet blepet beore; men
efter bore 8eareber er bet enonu | en-
elsnbis Sorfatnins. @aoerns sr itios
ne og fulbe af Sslepptter, ION uobres
Der en- forfaroelig Giant. Peit pg
8plera timber ct penlist S~il6oIositeo,
iaaInurt be banter pad 0sren. De
aamle Staosmurs er f~prfaIone og bar
lite mere noqen milit9r 8etDOning.
8aqoao bar $4,000 Snobpggere
% Itaar paa famine Erin iom Dana
ftus % Saloniti, Der begge bar 1907
coo; fun Smnrna pg &pnituntinopsl
er betpbelig ftsrre. g~efoltnin9en er
temmelia brpget % beitaar al Qrdber,
Sprter, &uroer, armeniere, Sprer,
Sober, psrIere og 9inbusr; nOsle
@uropeere pirter Tom triitne Wisiios
nerer.
Spenfor 8asoao Teller MI fun
nogle rare Sartiser pau Sigrts; be
beItuar al opblaite 8utteItino. Gen.
Moltte benptteoe engang ct idaoant
"Stib" nebab 9alen til Woiul. San
ffriper: 40 til 60 8uttetinO, iom er
tet 1ammsuipebe og fplote meo 2uft,
l9gges / fresfem Raber og banner en-
Slaaoe, iom forub er op til otte o9
agteruo pp til atten Climb breo.
Spenpad 'trses en- Del Sop og bers
paa lasges en- Matte og ct Seppe.
Man Teller notIaa bebageli8t neouo
5loben. 9enne flpher gjennemintts
Zig fem en9elite Mil / Stmen, og aaz
rer bebspes life for at tomme dfiteo,
men fun til at itpre 5artgiet, 6oloe
bet miotftrems pg unbgua 9pirulsr."
Gn iaaoan Spirpel peb IN 9ropiae
itafeoe bog Mpltte ct ufripiaigt og
temmelig farligt gab.
2igeiom 8agoao bar pgIad be an.
bre 9per OeD sigris guuet tilbuge;
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
Gn Sernbane iIigte.

Den tpfte aeiier bar life for inaens
ting ! Seruialem, 2~i[safien Og Som
%ftantinopsl fOrlsoen Qar; ban bdpbs
Dtnene mso fig os lasbe plansn til
en- Sernbdne giennem be gamle 2dnbe,
ION o~benfor sr beItreone, og beres
5ortIGttsIie mob 9eit til Sunoet
meaem aiisn og europa. !Sans pens
ltge gefs9 bo8 Sultanen gioroe osrne
oeIpiaig TENT, og / oisis 0age bar
rs. tprtiite WaieitGt eipst &oncesiion
pdd en- Sernbanslinie fra Sonia Oct
gonle Stonium, iom n9pnss / Up.
@iern. Ia, y. belisssnos psb en- gugt
al Wiobelbaost / S1btanten al 2iles
alien, til 9asiora, bpor Gufrut og
Sigris, Der talbet S9attsslsQra To-
Der no | ben perlite 9uat. ellie
alien fsrer ofts Ropnst Gndtolien, pg
Der bar oannet Jig ct anatoliIt Serns
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meo porten ON at bpgge ben n9pnte
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lin bar til en- 8egpnoelIe bsDil9st
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bar &rap paa at fables ben gamle
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mer til at blibe be raabenoe Der, ON
eno Sultdnen / SonItuntinOpet / Rapz
net beboloer i'm S~oerbsi6eo.
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ipad; men en- M Sib Ipnes at bile
oprinoe oper bet gamle Weiopotae
mien, iom Ri ale iaa bel tjenber fra
gibelbiitorien.