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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
MANY DRY TOWNS.
Place. where "a Il us~sat 90 &C., /.
l

IL Is estimated that fully 3aNNl. 90
people are living i'm tn Ilsit.,l safes
under prohibition either by state law
or by local option. says the Philadel-
phia Ledger. This il more than a
third OF the entire population Of the
republic The following districts i'm the
various states have prohibition laws:
Alahama-in 81 out Of G6 counties.
Arkansas-In 80 out of 49, counties.
California-ln i7S cites and towns.
Colorado-In ~ cities and towns.
Connecticut-In 40 out of l25 towns
Delaware-ln fully half OF the state.
Florida-1n 80 out OF - towns.
Georgia-The whole of the state ex-
cept four cities
IllinoiS-ln G5O cities and towns.
Indiana In 40 towns.
lowa-The whole of the state except
% cities.
hanSas-The whole OF the state.
kentucky-In - out OF lI9 counties.
Louisiaua-ln ~ out OF 80 counties.
Maine-The whole OF the STATE.
Maryland-In IL out OF ~ counties.
MaSsa chusctts-In 2tS3 out OF BIZ cit
les and towns.
Michigan-in 100 cities and towns.
Minnesota 100 cities ami towns.
MissiSsippi-In Il out Of ~ counties.
MisSouri--In ~ out Of 10 counties.
Montana-in "A few counties.
Nebra ska-In 2JO cities and towns.
New HampShirc-Thc whole OF the
state.
New Jersey In 2OO cities and towns.
New York-In 700 cities and towns.
North Carolina-In 80 ont 81 20 coun-
ties.
North Dakota -The whole of the
state
OhiO-ln $40 cities and towns.
OreSon-In the great Indian reserva-
ton.
Pennsylvania In 600 cities and
towns and ~ counties
Rhode ISland-In ~ cities and towns.
South Carolina-Ihe whole of the
state except Ia cities.
South Dakota The whole of the
state except a few cities
IenneSSee-iu 40 out OF 96 counties.
TeNaS-ln l2o ont OF 24O counties.
NermOnt-The whole OF the state.
Virginia I'm - out OF lOG counties.
WaShin~tou-In - towns and cities.
West Nir.inia-In 40 out Of ~ coun-
ties
Wisconsin 800 cities ana towns.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Bound C. Win.

eyes" said the young wife. Henry
anu L had some words this morning
and L can't deny that he got the best
Of it,
That Will never do" returned tho
experienced ncighbor. You can't az
ford TO start in married life that way
i know IT," answered the young
wife. I've thought il au over. and
when he comes home toni.ht I'm going
10 bring him 10 terms 80 quick that
he'll hardly know what's happened"
That's right. my dear SHOW some
spirit. What are you going TO dog"
I'm goi-s to bring NJ ,he subject
again ana then cry.'-Chicago Post
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
DRINKS CREDIT SIDE.
A Pointed Editorial by the Indians
Farmer.

A Pointed Editorial by the Indiana
Primer.
The Indiana Farmer. Indiana polls.
takes occasion To express it's ideas OF
the drink traffic i'm the following point
ed editorial:
y Chicago preacher i'm sermon re-
Gently gave some valuable figures re-
garding the liquor ;riitc i'm the United
States For ihe different kinds OF in
toNicating drinks lac showed shat we
spend $1.OJJ.OOO.OuO yearly. The in
direct cost involved i'm the business he
estimated ut somewhere between ST.
OO0o0OOOO and $500. OOO.OO0 wing
that If we take the most cons. We
figures and say that the total cost OF
the traffic is $1,000. OOO. 900 we vet have
sum that il all but unthinkable. II
that wer,. saved. il would give 800
per year To each OF 5.OOOOOn families
His estimate OF the value received
for all this vast outlay was not given
In the report of his sermon as printed
Most likely he had not anything TO put
on the credit side OF he account. That
would be our condition. We fail TO
see where the American people ger
their moneys worth out OF th, saloon
Possibly some of our readers may
know how the account can bee bal
anced. It's all pay out ana nothing OF
value paid in. as we look at it,"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
= THE RIGHT TO LABOR.
What the Late John a.. AItxeid
Thought OF s.>cab- Morkmen

But 1t is said that the nonuniOn man
q scab has the right To labor and
that he must be projected in this
right at all hazards and when hc
tries 20 break Il strike he must not bc
molested.
Certainly he has the right 10 labor.
There is no question about H. 80
has the small merchant ana small
manufacturer a right to live and 10
business In spite of the truSt. and
when he tries 20 compete ami thus
destroy a trust he should be pro
tected at all hazards let he -
crushed to atoms at once by thesc very
men who talk about protecting the
scab. and, strange a. IL may seem.
the courts then appear inlpotCat.
Let us look at this question of scans
little further. Without Organization
the laborcr viii be ground To atoms
and his children will bc made beasts
Of burden. Through organization lie
has already improved his condition
immoasurably.
Every time he achieves victory hc
not only improves the status of his
own family. but of the sCah and his
family a. wen. and that Tor all time.
The nonuniou men and their families
get the benefit of all that tue union
achieves.
ON the other hand when the non
union man takes a strikers place a,.d
thus defeats the object OF a strike ana
brushes union ne not only lowers
the status of the union man and his
family. but OF himself and h:S own
family. because his own family must
share the degradation OF all labor
This being SO there * som thin-
daStardly about the act OF Scah tax
ing strikers place
But | wish 20 suggest 10 organized
tabor that 10 attack a Scab who takes
a strikers place is not only a violation
of law. hut il foolish. for IL does uot
hurt the employer. II does not cv..i
Inconvenience him. He does not smoke
one cigar less ON account OF IL. II
n dozen Scabs should be Killed. ne sim
ply gets other hirelings 10 take their
place. What cares he for widows and
orphans: lie may be morally reSpon-
Sinhlc for having placed >cahs I'm Il
position where they get hurt or killed.
but he Will not support their widows
ana their children.-John i. Altccld
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10

The trades unions give men the hope
or better things. They educate men in
the sense of human solidarity and
teach them they have duties as well us
rights. The trades union objects to
standing as sponsor for ali strikes
that take place. 1t stands for the vital
principle that the community of labor
should have the power to determine In
degree the conditions under which that
commodity shall be disposed of. This
is the ethical Justification OF many
things in the labor movement which
TO the outside world may seem illog-
zeal and unwarranted in the accepted
political axioms.-Frank X. Foster.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Stnge Effect.

"Evadne." exclaimed the impassiOn-
ed young man, bending over her. while
his voice trembied with eagcrness and
his great eyes grew luminous with
hope. look at me. Can YOU not read
my heart: Oh. Evadne. the hour Of
my fate has come. ! love youl love
your
Gerald" whispered the golden hair
ed beauty while the audience npplaud-
cd rapturously. you got that of in
splendid style. Are you going To ruin
1T all now with Il mere stage kiSsY'-
Chicago Tribune.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
First Strike In 27o Years

With a company Of fishermen from
Dorchester. England. the Rev. John
White in 1923 founded the Massa chu-
setts Bay Colony on Cape Ann. and for
20 years there was not the semblance
OF labor strike. But now the Fish
Skinners' union has struck.
IhcSe men skin and cut the salted
hsh for homeless" About two months
ago they asked for higher wages Goa
ferrIc were Ruthless. and every
nnion 9. b skinner in the city walked
pui. 10 the number of 200.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
No Nforr Snsnrnsc.

why do YOU insist ou getting me an
upper berth I'm the sleeping carr asked
the habitualiy au,,crc lady.
We'll" answered her irrepressible
niece. you have been expecting for
50 many years To find somebody under
your bed that thought IL might re-
lievc your mind to have all doubts on
the subject removed FOR once. Wash
ington star
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
THE liMEkILN CLUB.
Brother Gardner ON the subject of
Using nig words.

tsing nig Words.
1T am once ag'in my painful dooty."
said Brother Gardner after the regular
proceedings OF the Limekiln club had
been disposed Oft am once ag'in my
painful dooty TO speak to lie members
~ dis club i'm regard TO lie use OF big
words. IL was only last night as |
walked home from prayer meetin'
along wild WaydOwn Bebee dat he
keerleSsly obSarved dat de eliminashun
or de ciucidashun appeared to cocrce
de coherion OF de gratiticashun. What
on airth he meant l can't say. but
know he felt proud ober his flow OF
language. y week ago I was In a feed
store when Samuel Shin come i'm arter
fodder for his cid mewl He didn't
dun see me. an as he laid down 80
cents he remarked dat de problematical
disqualification had VERY much EN-
barrasSed de unexpected arsimilashun
De feed store man didn't fall dead. but
L don't know why he didn't. Two
days since, when Samuel Shin was
aNed If he believed de whale swallered
joiner. he puafed out his chest an re-
piled dat his perversity of de sinnosity
led him To articulate TO de pomposify.
II yo' was 10 AK him what he meant.
he couldn't tell yo'. but he's feelin'
VERY proud OF them big words.
Il amt swine TO waste no time oher
dis subject. Mebbe de strangulaShun
of de reservashun exceeds de placidity
OF de impecuniosity. an mebbe de
gratitcashun OF dc realizashuu limits
de verbosity OF de paralysis. As To dis
L can't say, but l DO know. an | Glib
de members OF dis club fair warnin'.
dat II dar am any mo- concentration
or de conSequentiality around we're |
shall purceed TO eventuate dc diagram
or de monstrosity I'm a way 10 particu-
late de effervescence OF dc ardusity. We
want muffin but plain words. an words
dat we kin all underStan'. an from dis
time on we shall eventuate de glorosity
or de English language or maintain
consanguinity of calamitous confsura-
Shun- NJ. QUAD.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Chiid Memories,

just two little patteFing feet.
just two big bright blue ewes.
And a smile like the April sunshine
1 b sing the clouds from the skies.
Just little warm hand in mine.
Just a sweet little mouth to kiss.
Just sound of merriest laughter
And cup running over with bliss.
just two little shoes in drawer
Laid by with reverent care;
Just faded old childish portrait
And IA lock OF golden hair.
Just few broken toys in a cupboard
Just dolly all tattered and torn
but stab through my heart when /
see them
And a pain too deep TO be borne.
Just two little feet run on before
Swift 20 the happy home:
just a child on the threshold waiting
AND calling to mother 10 come
Just dream OF joyous meeting
And an eager welcome home
Just two little outstretched arms
And glad cry. Mother is conner
Good Words
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Charitable.

did he marry her for her money!"
asked the girl Ga white.
We'll, let's be charitable and say he
did, answered the girl i'm gray
There's no use casting aSpersionS on
his taste and Judgment Chicago
Post.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Thc Nnnnr NIInisfer

Father OF the Pastor taftcr the ser
monl-IIow Horace has changed since
he was a baby,
The Mother - What an ideal OF
course he has changed.
Father-What | mean is that when
he was Il baby he used To keep me
awakc.-Boston Transcript.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
No Place For Pow der.

I'm surprised" said Psyche. that
you don't lay aside your old bow and
arrows for modern rifle
impossible" replied Cupid. Most
or my work is at the seaShore resorts
and II good deal of my SNORING iS done
in the water. "-PhiladelpL!a Press.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
THE COST OF LIVING.

Why the Apparent Advance In Wages
l. Not Really an Advance.
The cost OF living is exceptionally
nigh just now. nearly every article
which enters into general consumption
having recently been advanced How
has this operated as 10 the working
men: is question Of general interest.
Has the Increase in wages kept up
with the increase in the cost OF living :
The New York Financial Chronicle at
tempts To solve this problem and gives
the following figures as shedding some
light on il.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10

Gldys-ls he SO absolutely fippa MT
and worthless?
Ethel-Is he? Why every girl he
meets feels sure she discovers noble
qualities In him that only need devel-
oDment by true woman.- Puck.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
How True!

"Say, links. where is that fine gold
watch You used To sport; / see now
that you're wearing "a plain affair in
nickel plated case"
We'll, You know. circumstances al
ter cases baltimore American.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
A FEW
WORDS ABOUT
JODPRIN7INC

1t used TO be that the quality OF
Job Printing did not amount tc
much, SO far as success in business
was CONCEIVED. Any business mau
or woman could get along fairly well
without it. But we live in another
aud altogether different era.
Today it is necessary for bushes,
people to have neat stationery if the,
intend to occupy a prominent plac,
among their competitors.
When you see piece of job print
ing crowded aud the type jammeG
too close together, with dirty lookin,
ink and finger marks smeared ov,
it, on low grade of paper. it doesn
speak well for the firm which uses
In fact, You don't have the sar
opinion of that place as you have e.
the man whose stationery is clear
printed with good ink OF the be-
grade Of paper.
The quality of stationery reflect.
the standing of ones business. 1t ,
therefore u duty you owe to yours,
to have good printing.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
AnnnNinr nhN,nn~

Scribbler-I'm diSgusted with poetry.
Scrawler-Whats the matterT
Scribbler-I started TO write a sonnet
TO my lady's dimple. and the only
rhymes l could get We're pimple and
simple.-Philadelph Record.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
THE COURIER

The COURIER, Us you are aware, is
the on Y newspaper in Clarke county.
There Is no heed of another, because
this journal covers the local field so
completely and promptly with uni,cr-
sal satisfaction, that it has long sin, e
been recognized IL. ii permanent in
stitution.
We are rLdeavoring to get the
COURIER into every Clarke county
home, and Our efforts are meeting
with a great deal of success.
1t will cost just ONE DOLLAR
to have the o. RIER mailed To your
address for hoe year You will
then get all of the county news.
Send for free sample copy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Fertile Clarke County Farm
F OR S ALE

SITUATED IN Long Marsh District. Clarke
county, Va, between Crums l.. o. and
stones Chapel, containing 10 acres of good
land. rovcments-Oid-iime mansion.
SIX rooms (kitcheu detached from main
house, and cellar; necessary out-buildings.
tenant house; large bank barn, strong
well. cisterns and ponds. Two-acre orchard
bearing good fruit Fencing in good condi-
uon. Ten acres of timber Land IS splen-
did limestone quality and bears good crops.
New depot on b. a .. X. r. in course of
erection Is in sight of farm, and gives best
acGomodatlonS for delivery off farm products
Terms 10 suit purchaser.
For further particulars, Address,
\. ". Monroe, or Z. NJ. Penick,
BOX 277, Lexington, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Point of View.

Old Gentleman-Do you think this
horse will be safe?
Liveryman-Why. | don't know. sir.
You look honest enough.-Lippincott's
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
what Low Wages Mean

4 low wage is the greatest curse that
could possibly be visited upon any
community In the world. A low wage
means the destruction Of business and
ambition. IL means the whitening OF
hope and the giving away. to despair.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Prom "A wnrm CIimnt.

rs there any message from my poor
husband :" asked the widow OF the me-
dunn.
There is" replied the medium, and
it's hot stun toor'-AtIanta Constitu-
zion
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
= Definition.

Little Clarence-Pa. what is experi-
enceI
Mr.. Callipers-EXperienc my son, Is
the headaches YOU acquire from but
ting against the world.-Puck
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10

Crusade In BarOtseIand.
King Lewanika has promised 10 in
stitute a temperance crusade in Barot
Scland
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
A Gutter.

Il hear youse is been sayin' youse
kin lick me. Now, wot yer goin' ter
do about itT"
Gee! ] tink I'll put in er plea of
insanity. New York Journal.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
The Sun at One Cent
j. rHE CHrArFsr IuGH-Ci,s Ptvrn
IN THF UNITED STATES.

The suns special correspondents fbr.,p,.,,-
out the United States as well as I'm Eurone
China, south Africa. the Philippines Porto
Rico Cuba, and IN every other part of m.
world make II the greatest ncwSpapcr thar
can be printed.
IT. Washington and Ne,, Norr h,r..,,.
are among the best in the United States. ana
give lltE suns readers the earliest inf,rn,.-
non upon all important events in the leris-
l"tlNe and financial centcrS of The country
INK suns market reports and commercial
the farmer the merchant and the h-,ker j.,
touch with the markets Of Baltimor. Nor
folk; Charleston, New York. Chicago Phila-
delphia and all other imp, rtant ioints in
the nited states and other countries.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10
Our Job
Department

OSPUf HHeW
Is fully equipped with modern to.
and all other supplies with which ,
printing which will plea
the people aud their purse.
Let us make estimates for We
next order Of some of the followi
Letter Heads,
Note Heads,
Bill Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Receipt Blanks,
Contract Blanks.
Legal Blanks.
Circulars,
Sale Bills.
Tickets.
Cards.
Tags. Etc.
Rew"mher, that good rurt
rings business, that it Is the uu
ind W. do, that orr prices are ri. O.
nd that W. never disappoint.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-10

L~r-a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16
TN intcrcsIant llotaleGc
al praiiOent 6 Ii tiger.

I'll bet frantic 9laD ,Matin" bar
Yraiioent 81 ii meobelt fglgenz
be, Iom Ri meo @lpoe gengioer, Oa bet
taiter ct gan1te ejsnbommeligt 9ps
oper Den gamle 8oer6pDbings og bans
5olts 3dntegung pg fortlarer, GOaO
Der er Den inberite Strait / bette 6olts
6eltemooige W!obItano o%perfor eng
lambs Sbermagt.
= De Ipsrger mig, 6bab jeg t9nz
fer ON ben nuo9renoe Situation /
Snbafrita?
Seq fiinoe Ipare lem meo ct Orb.
Min Spfattelie al ben og mine 5ors
6aubninger bar ingen 5oranDring UNI
oer9aaet. De er be iamme, Iom be
BAR fpr arigen og oeo gegpnpelien al
5ienotligbeperne, iom 6lep os puas
toun9et. Seq bar ~beItdnoig al SUBS
Orb DIT ben fire 6orpisninq, at ban
albrig oil forlaOe lit Soft. 9bo, iom
felter i'm 2io til Sub, Bigger lite
pua Sanb. Oct betpber life, at Sub
life unoertiOen bill prgpe, itrdFe cher
bonh9e lit Golt. 0ette 9er ban life
for at oberlaoe bet til lin egen Strait,
men foroi ban eliter bet og oil freIie
bet.
8 en- Saline bebber bet ON Oi9s
pelens Nnfag pad Seiu &rifti Hige:
,Oette, flyer Satan, maa life beitaa."
0e Idmme Orb bar Gn9l9noerne
brugt: o0ette Soft mda life 6eItaa."
Og Sub bar Imbaret; ,Oette Soft Ifal
6eitdd." 9bem bill triumfere2 @isiez
Zig ben 9erre Sub.
9isie Orb ubtalte jeg beb 5oltes
rdaoets 4abning ben 7. Maj 1900,
Seq gentaser benz / Dag meo uIigelig
5afnemligbeb til 9erren. .6ibtil bar
ben subbOmmelise giitanb life Ipiqtet
Os. 0ette 5olt itat beitaa, foroi BET
er Cub, iom itbrer, og mob bans
Stprelie er ale menneifeliee Grefter
afm9gtige. Sab ben raa 8olb rait
ub; lab barbariite Domino fulbbbr-
oes paa barbariit Moooe; lab Sribe-
bens Selte ienbes / Deben, % far
benz pGre eruiomme NOT til at tpinet
oeres @enner til at operpere Ogbs,
itrafens 5ulbbbrOelie; lab Sub tran.
fes, lab be nifblbige unbertrbftes! g
ian bore uben Srbst. De er Sub
Tom itDrer, og naar bans Slime fom.
mer, pil ban iise: Stands. Sff,
langer!" Og alt bill after a%eninbtra.
] be / fin regelmasiige Srben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16
H0 & i!
S ben banite &oIoni paa 500" 8anen
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

0mtrsnt 1000 0unite bar toset
2anb benne &oIon'. ubndlgt at Fir.
tefamfunbets &omite, og at bisie bar
alerebe be fleite bofat fig Der. Gnbnu
fan Der faas gobt 2anb til u9ome.
iteab" Der.
9ilItgt Stoplanb / 8isconTn,
meb ubmertet Soro og rigeligt @anb.
Oct bebite naturlige 9raslanb / 4me.
rita. ierlig ftiffet til Meieriorift fuu=
beliom til alminbeligt @gerbrug.
@n nb 8une er bpg9et til bet fore,
ganle ban5te Settlement omtrins
2ucf. pplt GountD, 8%isconIin. Ser
fan enonu faces meget, gobt 2unb Bill.
li9t; belisgenbe narpeb airfer, Stoler.
Wieierier og gobe @eie.
2ape Sernbanepriier til 2anbisgers.
Strio efter 2anbfort o9 iGuItrereoe
5orflurinser til
d. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry
MINNEAPOLIS. Minr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

Hd6oer i.... Gountn. Gel0felge-
Zig gift aalbene fremoeles gennem Seg=
net. SelDfeIgelig Itrabebe ben enes
6ens / ben anOens t6abe. Selpfgls
gelig traf man imelem 0aboens 09s
/ i'm egen 0uOreager. Men be gjorbe,
m9rtelig not, ulorig nogen neOnep9r>
big Sta0e. Meoens De t%ioligere ultiO
Taa goOt Iom soelagoe / gunO og
@rnno. bodo be latte beres Sgboer
pdd.
o5bdo tunOe bet gre, at be nippebe
ct Straa biit Og Der; bore e9ne itaI
nof gre 8eng9lo, mar De fer en-
9eiligbeb."
Der git Mauneoer paa oenne for
nsjelige Wda0e, uoen at Der blep
0eilig6eo til nogen bpbere Samtule
Rdbo og Nubo imeGlem. Men Iaa en-
Dag, oa be fulgtes ao 6jem fra Mnr@
fen, tom en- al Dem til at rsre oeO
5ortiben og laoe ct Orb fafoe ON, 1t
bet bog egentlig bar en- Subs 2btfe,
at be nu fom Iad goot uo uf bet meo
6indnoen.
ga" fdgOe airtemdnoen, LAB os
f9tte os neo, giabo, iaa ifal jeg for
telle big, bOOrodn bet egentlig git ill.,"
O9 MI f%ortalte ban ubfprlis og puu
i'm egen j9One Maaoe, bpab ban bab=
De bert bin Ssnbag / airfen, boore
leoes ban bubbe madttet tempe meb
fig iefo paa @ejen biem, og 6oorlebes
ban b~ogitapeIig 9apoe fulgt Sorma=
ninaen: p@eliigner ben, iom banoer
big"
Raboens gjne blep Itsrre pg Iterre,
5Ortauingen ifreb frem; og
oa ben bar %Iluttet, bar ban n9r beo at
gaa 6ugooer al 6orbooIelie.
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alorig bprt Muge!l"
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reg eget Orb"
ga, pei, ia, bet foritodr Zig - men
bet bar 10 oa praiten. Der uOlagoe
ret"
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alorig fommet til at tante paa Bet"
oMan itulbe aaigeoel alorig 6anoe
paa no9et."
Rel. bet er piit NOT"
oSa, bu forItdar nu life, 6oab ieg
tenter pda. Seq bar engang banOet
pda, at ieg altrig mere Ttuloe Iatte
min Sob / en- Strife"
aSg bet fortrbber bu nu2"
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9ralt Ri 6apOe ,bnret" Der, 6bor jeg
tom ira, lob fig MI alorig f~oritua
meo. at ,Heli9ionen" tunbe bruges til
noget. fereno hi engang bar opbe, og
idd inntes jeg life, Der bar meget ueb
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