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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
Van SAINT Writes Governors
(By Associated Press,)

st. Paul. Nov. Ex-Governor Vansant
today sent to the governors of North
Dakota Montana, Idaho and Wash
ington, letters stating the facts, so far
as he has ascertained them, with regard
to the alleged attempt to consolidate the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern,
and asking for an opinion as to what
action should be undertaken. The gov
ernor declined to give out the text of the
letter.
Should the other governors be favor
able to united action it Is possible that
conference will be called for an early
date. Such meeting will probably be
held at st. Paul, because it is here that
the Northern Pacific and Great Northern
have their headquarters. and if an ac-
ton at law is brought to break up the
proposed consolidation it Is most likely to
be brought in this state.
Attorney General Douglas has been To-
Gated at Koss Landing. SO miles beyond
Duluth. He is expected home tomorrow.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
CHANGES IN N. P. PROBABLE.
Agitation Against Railway Combina-
ton Affects Directorate.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PreSS.)
New York, Nov. 22.-AccOrding to Wall
street reports, believed to be based on
good authority, certain changes in the
Northern Pacific directorate are to be
made in view of the agitation in Mime
sofa against the joint operation of the
Northern Pacific and the Great North
ern.
Influential interests in the organiza-
ton of the Northern Securities company
said today that while they believed that
the company's plans for controlling the
two roads could not be upset through
legal proceedings based on allegations
that they conflicted with the anti-con-
solidation laws of the different states,
some changes might be forced.
1t was held by these interests that
there was question as to whether Pres
ident Hill of the Great Northern, under
a strict Interpretation of present laws,
had an unQuestioned right to be a men,
Der of the board of directors of the
Northern Pacific.
The same doubt existed as to the right
of f. H. Hartman, chairman of the
Union Pacific, to be a member of the
Northern Pacific board. 1t was asserted
that it was not impossible that both of
these officers might retire from the
Northern Pacific board.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
men employed in the mines of the Anal
THE LATE MARCUS DAILY.

men employed In the mines of the ANAL
gamated co lpany.
It is the Ilan to visit all the mines in
this city, and it is expected that Ana
conda will lie heard from within few
days. If the present purpose Of the COM
mittee is carried out the subscription
list will be closed within 60 days.
The committee having in charge the
matter of selecting site for the statue
has not yet reported. It is the plan to
have the statue a life likeness of Marcus
DAILY. It will he seven feet high.
Letter to Officers.
Secretary G. P. Connolly of the Marcus
DAILY Memorial association has addressed
the committee officers in the various
counties in this way:
Dear Sir: At a meeting OF the Marcus
DAILY Memorial Executive committee,
held on the 18th instant it was decided
to communicate with the various vice
presidents in the different counties and
request them to take steps to secure SUBJ
scriptions to the memorial fund, in order
that the matter might be closed uD
within the next 60 days, which is the
limit placed upon the subscriptions It
was also decided that the form of memo-
rial would be statue, probably bronze.
to be placed at some conspicuous point
In the city of Butte, the scene of Mr.
Days labors. and where his most endur-
ing and substantial life work was per.
formed.
II herewith enclose you list of the
vice presidents from your county. Nav
ask tnat you take steps to have meet
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
GOVERNMENT VS.. w. A. CLARK.
Testimony in Timber Land Case Being
Taken Before Mr.. Blake,

ri
The taking of testimony in the suit
brought by the government against w.
A. Clark to secure the cancellation Uf
patents to timber land in Missoula,
which it is alleged were secured by
means other than those sanctioned by
law, was commenced before judge
Blake, as referee, in the United States
court today, and as there are several
witnesses to be examined and several
thousand acres of land at stake, several
days will probably be consumed with
the hearing.
The government is being represented
by Attorney Maynard of the National
capital, while the defendants interests
are being looked after by w. M. Bick-
ford and T. J. Walsh.
The government alleges that the land
was taken up by persons with the UNI
derstanding that after they obtained
title to it transfer of the titles was
to be made to an agent of the Defend
ant, who would in turn transfer them
to the defendant.
1t is claimed that the understanding
was carried out to the letter.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS TODAY
By Associated Press,)

New York, Nov. 22.-Heavy blocks of
many stocks were bought out at the
opening, first sales of Manhattan amount
ing to 5000 shares. This was enormous
buying of Pennsylvania at an extreme
advance of 13s, and blocks of 1000 shares
and upward of the rans-continental
stocks, New York Central and Ontario &
western. Sharp fractional gains were
the rule, extending to near a point in one
or two instances.
The buying movement became more
general. and strength developed in re-
cent weak specialties. Traders real
lied heavily, while prices were rising,
but their offerings were without imme-
date effect except in New York Central
which reacted point below the OPEN
Ing. General Electric rose 81. There
was a more general disposition to take
profits later but the market was not
affected much. BY II o'clock Sugar and
New York Central We're rising rapidly
and pulling up the market again. New
York Central reached 1854, it's best price.
New points Of strength developed gradu-
ally, which offset relapses from the high
prices by some of the earlier leaders,
This realizing was most pronounced in
the stocks of the local municipal corpor-
atoms, but they became strong again
afterward when Manhattan rose to 137h
Amalgamated Copper rose rs from the
last quotation.
Prices were fractionally lower again at
noon. Bonds were firm. The fractions
and industrials eased off, some of them
a point or more. Heavy purchases then
commenced of the Pacific and Western
stocks, which sold fractionally above
their morning prices. United States
Leather stocks were lifted over point
each and there was sensational rise
of 51a points in Pittsburg, c. C. & St. L.
Other strong stocks included Baltimore &
Ohio preferred, Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg, Pacific Coast, Wheeling and
Lake Erie first preferred, Southern Rail-
way preferred and st. Louis & South
western preferred, which were l to 3
points higher. Peoples Gas rose above
par.
THREE BRIGHT ROOMS FURNISHED
for housekeeping; modern. Rent rea-
sonable. 1886 w. Granite.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
WANTS A DIVORCE
DUGDALE SAYS HUSBAND
IS DIsAGREEABLE.
ALLEGES He IS CRUEL ALSO
Brings Suit Against Her Husband,
Fred Dugdale, Today-Dugda1e
Accused Of Dragging Wife
From Postoff1ce.

Mrs. Matte Dugdale says her husband,
Exed Dugdale, is of a disagreeable dis
position, and has sued him for a divorce
on the ground of cruelty. The suit was
brought in the district court today.
Mrs. Dugdale alleges that she and Dug
dale were married in this city in 1893,
and that they have three children-Ray-
mond, Gladys and Maude, 5, and years
of age respectively.
Great Cruelty Alleged.
The complaint says Dugdale has
treated his wife during the greater por
ton of their married life in cruel and
inhuman manner. 1t alleges that he
struck, beat and bruised her on Novem-
Der IA, and inflicted upon her grievous
bodily injuries; also that on October l,
1901, he dragged her out of the postoffice
building, infiicting upon her great bodily
injury and subjecting her to great shame
and humiliation, and that all the acts
enumerated were unprovoked.
Mrs. Dugdale says that Dugdale is
strong, healthy and able-boded, and
that he is employed by the Montana
Toilet company and earns 81 day. She
says that she owns jointly with him a
part O1 Tie SuIIdCe VI Lie oIHSlc ldA
mining claim in Butte, and that the
property is worth about $500; and that
the property stands in the name Of
Maude Dugdale, sister of the defend
ants, who holds 1T in trust for them.
.
Fears Property Loss.
Mrs. Dugdale alleges that Dugdale has
threatened to dispose of all his prop
erty and that she fears that he will do
SO. She also says that she is without
means to prosecute the action, and that
she is in need of an attorney to handle
the case. She thinks that $3.50 is about
right as an attorneys fee.
She asks the court to dissolve the bonds
that bind her ito her husband, to award
her the children, to require Dugdale to
pay the costs and the attorneys fee, and
to- make her monthly allowance during
the tendency of the suit, and to pay her
permanent alimony after the case is
settled. Also she wants the property
equally divided.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
Pennsylvania Foremanship.

John Adams, who, for the past year
has superintended the Gem copper mine
for H. L. Frank and others, has accept
ed the foremanship Of the Pennsylvania
one of the Boston & Montana properties,
Llr. Adams has long been known as one
of the best practical miners of the dis
trict, and his many friends both among
the miners and business men will be
glad to learn of ms good fortune Mr..
Dunshie is now Immediately in charge of
the mines of the Boston & Montana COM
pany, while Mr.. Goodall is superintendent
of mines and smelter. and Mr.. Klepetko
is general manager over all.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
MONEY FOR STATUE
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR DAILY ME-
MORTAL ASSOCIATION.
MINERS ARE HELPING PROJECT
Five Thousand Dollars Are Already in
and Subscriptions Will Close
Within go Days-Let-
ter Sent Out.

At a meeting Of the executive commit
tee of the Marcus DAILY Memorial asso-
citation last evening 1t was reported that
during the week $4,000 had been SUBJ
scrfbed to the monument fund. The
guarantees come for the most part from
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
Has Possession of $500.

Sheriff Furey filed his return today in
the attachment suit brought in the dis
trlct court by Nels II. Bodahl against
Jackson Martin. The return states that
the farrot Mining company was served
with copy Of the writ, and that fts
representative had made a statement
that the company had $500 in its DOS
session belonging to Martin.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22

ana press room was Mr.. Joseph Case Of
the great dry goods house of the Case,
Gravelle & Erwin company. Fan.
The gentleman was greatly interested
in the work of the Inter Mountains fast
press, and as an advertiser watched the
output with increasing interest He
waited while the Dillon, Anaconda and
Butte editions were run off, and saw
10000 copies printed and dispatched.
1t requires 80 strong boys to carry the
Butte routes alone, to say nothing of the
outside circulation by mail and express.
Other business men are cordially in
vited to profit by the example of Mr.. Case
and see the inner workings of live
newspaper office, having the largest bat
terry of Mergenthalers and one of the
fastest presses in the state.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
HELD ON SECOND CHARGE.
Jesse Heflin Must Meet Accusation OF
Grand Larceny.

Jesse Helm. tried and acquitted on
charge of robbery, in Judge McCler-
mans court today, was not released on
the rendition of the verdict
The county attorney asked that he be
held pending an investigation into a
second charge against him in which he
is accused of grand larceny.
Hef1in is charged with stealing gold
watch. the owner OIL which is as yet UNI
known. The watch was found by the
authorities at Bob Atkinsons saloon,
where Hefin is accused of storing 1t.
1t has not been explained how Helm
came into possession Of the watch.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
Manager Miller on Trial.

General Manager Miller of the Rocky
Mountain Telephone company is on trial
before Judge Boyle this afternoon on
charge of failing to remove telephone
poles from the street, as ordered by the
council.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
Burlington Owners Meet.
(By Associated Press. }

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Chlcago, Burlington
& Quincy stockholders met again today,
but took no action. They agreed to re-
convene November 20.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22

A Business Mans Visit.
Among this weeks visitors to The
Inter Mountain editorial department
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
+. G. HklNE. NJ. D.
Eve. Ear. Nose aud Throat.

on, General cffice. 4M Hennessy block.
Telephone 7l9A; residence, GIG South Nom
tant street, telephone Tim: Office hours.
Ga, m. to 12m.; to and to p. M.
Butte, Mont.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
I'D. McOREGOR
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Honorary. graduate Of the ontario Vet
all diseases Of domesticated animals ac-
cordins to scietnific principles; Office at
Narlow's stables, 1Oa South Main street.
Telephone 9a3 AL cases promptly at.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22

WANTED-By the Symons Dry Goods
Co.. a ticket bearing the number 914, 1914
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
COPPER MINING QUOTATIONS.

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Boston, Mass, Nov. 22.-The coppe,
mining shares Closed today as follows
Amalgamated 4 AZ nc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08
GcOur Sails, So.

Sine Rasmusien Tom / IibIte uoJ
bertil ira Glt 9orn. bpor bun / De ir.
mere 4ar bar opbolot ia.
= 5reoag Den 3. Wai afgif 6an.
9uno BED 9soen. efter / langere 5is
at bare liot at gypitinge. 9e9rapel.
ZEN fanot SteO / Senoogs paa 9reos
bile a~irtegaaro unoer tor 0eltaeelfe.
4foebe ble0 ca. Il 2lar CANNED. % ef.
terlooer zig 6uitru % / Bern. 6an
,om bertil fra Ssnoaioaano / Qaret
.1S71, e bar iioen bait fit 6jem Der
eaa g9nen.
- 9litor QnbreaIen fra Ratine.
Bis. pentes BERTH / oisie Gage, % DER
n beitemt Wooe / 3a3ayetb 9irts Il
0nsoa9 often, bnor 9aitor Qn~oreaien
5eutes At bile tale.
- Mrs. R. 6arris afgit Spnbag
5ftermiooag meget plnoie!ig peo Do
pen eTter run at baoe DGrst ing en-
Dagstio.
: 3irsOogs, Den :. Mai. par DIT
Rrs. gaitOr q. 6aniens Tpoielsoag.
"a i Den 4nlsoning hapoe 9oinoefor
,uin9en meo flere bef.emt at operra'te
jenoe me6 ct lille gsieg % en- 5sofels-
oags9aoe, iom beitob al forifeail
5lags. ut BET bar en- liDIig % for
1sielig Dag / pr9iteboligsn, BET tiger
"a ielp.
- Ratten meIem 9sroag % Sens
)lg biep 9aitor 6anien pluoielig ira
4 maatte 5oloe Sengen / Sgnoags,
"a ri baooe 2aie9uostieneite baaes
5%ormiooag % often, for ben Days
9eofommenoe.
- Shit / oenne uqe benter Girl
tenien og So6nien At faa ao5net BETS
me 9agerforretnin9. gutitten er
mart / Groen % Omen er opfat %.
)rspet. u1iis Slime 4rilbfeu pil blioe
Mat / gutitten % bette bill pare Ga.
anti Tor en- DeHlig UioDtdgelie % goo
%3ehunoling til ale. ION piI gore grug
# 5orretntngsn. vi suiter felofelg.s
ia oisie pore me 5orretningsfolt M
zen 9elo og 9ptte / berss 5oretagenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08
Korrslponodllcer
SlcanOcr, 6rc5nO So, Sal.

Gialoent les Der % noget / o9anite-
rem" fra oenne Syn af 2anoet, idl
bet tunoe maaite interesIere qaisrne at
bsre li0t beruoe fra.
5resno Gountn er en- Del At osu
fore San Soaquin galep, ION itro.-
Ter Tiq Ell Bar 6unoreoe Mlile noro og
fD6, % fra 500 Ulile oft % peIt.
Oct ftprIts, fulOtomnsits, og met no
ftrafte 5rrigationsz Spitem i Qmeritd,
finoes Der / oenne 9al, pg iiar / 5res=
NJ go.
Seq bar en- Statiftif liggenoe for
mig, 6Ooraf jeg ital nsOtegne entelIe
qgntter.
Der er Ietsten 5rrigatiOn 9ompags
nier / 5resno Co., Jon bar 0eres egHa
Ranaler, oisIe aompugnier bar $50
Mile 6ppebtanaler. meb omtrent fam
me Qntal 2aterols, eQer 9iftributariz
es. 8isfe aanaler bar toitet omtrent
100000, % omtring Deo 100000
Qcres QanO er unber bette 8antfps
item. Qaa $1,000 atres eaer eeroms
firing er pIantebs @insuarOe, melt /
Muscat ener roiin grapes. Paa 10,z
600 Qcres Dprtes Jeritener, parer Is
@ppelIiner, Qpritpler, Rectarinds,
8lommer, gomegranates, Gigner, Die
ben. 9oa 10000 acre5, (nu pitt oper)
er DIR plantet glfalfe, en- at De beoIte
JoOerpianier, Irr teupss. Der giper
fra 3-5 Gange 6sit aarlig. foruben
gfteraarss og @inter8r9sning. Reitsn
at eanbet er 6sp9ttet til Smaai9b, ell
Ter er lagt uo til 9ra3gange. Den
pIflise Del al Gourmet lsber op |
Gierra Qeoaoa 8iergene. 2anb unOer
SrrigationsS pItemet er oasfesieo" 10,
$25 q 80, meoens Mdrtebsp9rbien r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08
,Saniferen."
cnsoas ben S. Mai 1901.
Blair % Omegll.

pafor Str. Mnfer beItog j forri3e
nse / Yraitemsoet / Siour Sin. J
Msbet oeltog en- baID Snes BrGite:
fra 9megnen. De sOrige Der pdd
Stolen aniatte 9r9iter tunoe lite oei=
ta9e.
- guItor q. 90. QunO ira 5remont.
Heb., par Der paa Ct tOrt geisg fsrit
paa lgen.
= 6. 6. qierce er ben betenbte Ie4
bsnbe 5orbanoler at ale Slags SOB
lei. Sengefierbe og Muorasier. Bar
neoogne o. T. 3. Dan oil ialge biaige-
re enO De tore 6uie meo glimreno'
9atalog.
- paa 3il6agereiie fra Qraiteme=
bet afugoe 9aitor o. Grill Ct tOtt
9eisg Der.
- Sobn MeGuarrie bar Ct itort
9fiag at 9pgningsmaterialer % 8ui
til labeIte Priier.
- Goparo 6unoa6l, Tom t~ioligere
bar beifafttget fom gog6inoerIpero /
,,8anif6 Qut6. Yu6l. 6ouie". og ION
bar arbeioet peb iamme Sag / 8e6or1,
So. aflagOe Dc geisg / 9aor Tor at
tage 4Ffteb. 6an reiIer paa 5reocg
fra Zen gorf til 9anmart. 6an par.
efter i 4ars Gpbolo Der / 4meri.a,
bleben iua fOrneist meo bet bsbaotoe
@larafen.ano, At ban life mere enIf.=
De at tomme tilbage BERTH. 5an par {
bemelte 5io ferit bIeDen rigtig for=
trolig meo 0anmavts l1is o9 4meci=
fas merte Sioer.
= @einbranot e Meaoo betaIer
bsieIte Pris for Sbin paa Wein=
branots gamle Steo.
: often 81. 8 boloes Der Ing
bomsmgoe / &irten. 6ertiI i%nobposs
ale unge M9no og 9pinoer ira lie
nigbsosn og Stolen.
SrcoiOriifring.
Run beotte utle9t 9Deoe bru9es /
Torf0rbissIie at
Acme Patent Flour.
7eite iitrer aoot 9rgo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

nDliq tom fra 9anmatt. Widatit
6erren fremoeles psliigne GerHin9ea,
Iaa mango matte tomme inn unoef
Oroets Yaapirtniug og bIiOe terence
Stene / CUBS 9irtsbngning. vi tsr
bog meo 5at til 6erren iiqe. at Cubs
tienefterne bliosr guot beisgte. 4ien
ri tranaer mere 5ililutning til III
uiQ6eoen At Nlano d apinoer, gam!e
ga ungf. vi Ituae rnifs, at Here, iom
IT interesIereoe / port aivteiamhmcs
Qrbeib,. pilOe boIatte fg / 8es
Moines. 3iotrne Ct gooe ber, % Der
az Arbeibe NOT.
Gu Ell ferlig 0ilien til o1anitss
Qriere. g(aatte 6erren pslfi8rt
TN &ir;e Der og ale 9egne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08
9trcsiOrO, 2. 3.

gu bar geresforo ganoD9rt, 3eles
ioninitem % e~lettriii 9ns. vi forigz
9er ogida at bare meo.
- 5te Ulaj bar en- Dodo Dag. BET
regneoe uafbruot belle 8aeeu.
9eter 6anien FRA 4lcsitsr bar
.ebt en- atre Qano at Rasmus Deter
fen ca pil / en- u9r 5remtio bpgge og
6oiette fg i gpen. vi sHitsr Dsl.
.ommeu.
Robert Sunoitrsm bar tebt en-
Got" Al Oscar 6olm. peit for c.
8ranots Rdioeus.
Deter 4uoerien bar Iolgt III
JGrm. (oeu qamIe 9ambertIon 6drml
til 6orparn 6drris FOR $12.8OO. Str.
relien er $40 4cres gano.
Worman &c 6alquiit bar fpbt
SAaebels gpgning ipo for pr9itebos
.igen. % pil mart fptte ino / oeres
nge 9~ejligbeo.
9i mac r~igtignot tilitaa. at 6anors
lcn CT li4lig I Dtnne 3to.
- Ulr. g. S6lpimmer forlob Be
r~esforo foite 3irsoag og refer obsr
Rem gorf til Spo 4frita. bDor ban
ril beisge en- SrOoer. !6an renter Al
DGre borte / 3 Wlaaneoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08
Sts M.iues, Sn.

9l BET sr ijRloen. osr itrines fra
1es Woines / .8anitcren", oil be!
MATTE interesiere qaferne at bsre liet
m, b0oroan ri bar BET / 6oDenifaoen.
- Gusoageu Den "A. Qpril blep
9aitor e. Is. &lot6 % Miiis g6riiti
me 6anien Getepieoe. gaftor 9. =.
eing ira Racine. Nis.. uofsrte 9iel
e~sbanolinoen / Bethesda MeniQ6ens
tirte. Oct bar en- tim % AejtioeIia
5t.a5. @uosbuiet oar n9ftn fnle.
il Tote gloos. qait. 9ing 6olot en-
8ieliestale I'D fra Gf. rs, q:
o5orldoer eoer paa 6erren itsnie % al
tio; t1i ben 6erre, 6erre er en- epig.
alipps~. @iO BET CrD, ION rlso taft,
matte bli0e III 9elFgnslie tie.
llene Tor 8%ru0eparret. men o9iaa for
oen talri9e 5oriamting. - Gfter gief.
en- / airlen fanllebes en- for Slot :
BrRiisbuiet, boor bi operoRrebe en-.
TIN % peliignet Stuno. Meuig6eoens
5tOinber baoDe trdDlt meo at ieroere
Sore % Sage. iii Slutning tdlts
Faltor u. G~irtegaarb fra 2ntimer e.
trefsnbe Orb ON S~tiftefporet / 9Ge-
teitdnben. SIR bi titles. lang pi ben
itsHns Gang. .giaar for Seius 0as
gen enote".
uoenforitaaenoe. faoOel ION me
uigbeoen, biorog til ct forbeje gruoss
parrets @laoe oeo mango 'fgnne &c
Der, beitaaenbe al nnitige 9en1tanoe iii
Srug | 9usbolDningen.
) 5orbinoelie bcrmeo af6olotes Der
I be fslgenoe 0age WisFon5msoe,.
paitor ging % Girteeaaro talte Bues
Orb parmt og motr9nqenoe. - Gm
4sroagen reiitt gaitor airfeqaaro
bjsm igen. 9i tatfer BAN for 9efsqetl
paitor Bling og alotb rejfte 9erbag
Gftermiboa9 til Qenaod for al boloe
Guostieneite Der ON Sgnbagen. 8eo
bette Meoe bar Der foriumlst benbeo
en- 125 Sj9Ie. - On Ssnoag gfters
miooag bar Der @uostjeneite / I. So.
meo altergang.
Madtte 6errsn baaoe Der og Der bsls
iigne fit Orb til Sjeles 5relie og fit
RuDns 5orberlisslie.
Wfeb 9irtfombeben Der / .. M.
.gdar bet fremao, men meget langiomt.
Ere blep | bet iioite 9aloaar Optagne |
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