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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

The Fairfield Lawn Swing 90. OF
Brunswick. is doing a rushing business
and is shipping a large number az
swings. i carload of three hundred
were sent to Cambridge, Mass, last
week.
The Aroostook Lumber Companys
drive OF about five million feet is now
far enough along 50 that there is nc
danger of its being hung UP, and the
mill at Pressure Isle is running full
blast This has been hard spring for
driving on account of low water.
The tail chimney at the Hawkes.
brickyard, Westbrook, which has been
IN process OF construction since last
october, is nearly done. 1t is now ZIG
feet high; when completed it will be
IFS. This chimney will contain 301,2l6
bricks. Preparations are being made
to construct 1900 feet of narrow gauge
track into the adjoining clay fields. The
capacity of the yard is between $4,000
and 10000 bricks day. From 50 to
40 men are employed.
Business is humming at the works of
the Maine Red Granite company. Red
Beach, and the big force of employees
are assured of steady work for months
to come. Red Beach granite has a pa
tional reputation and orders are filled
for nearly all states in the Union. a
big hosting crane has recently been
added to the plant, replacing the one
in use which became too small to ham
die the heavy columns of granite which
are received at the polishing works.
About thirty carloads of recently
purchased tin plate are expected to ar
rive at PASSPORT, this month. for use in
the sardine canning factories during
the season which opens next month
and from this first small shipment of
the metal ii would indicate that there
viii be some American sardines put w
| in Eastport soon. Since eighteen car
loads, or about $4,000 boxes of tin plate
was received there late in the fall and
are now stored there, there will be
plenty of the metal for the opening OF
| the plants and other shipments will
| follow including the quantities of cot
| ton seed oil, mustard, vinegar, acid, pie
| tin and lead that is SO extensively used
during the season down east.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26
MAINE FRATERNlTlES.

Court St Hyacinthc, Catholic For
estcrs Of America, of WcStbrook,
Initiated six candidates at recent
meeting.
\ lodge of knights of Pythias, named
NalIcy Spring Lodge. No 1914, was IN
stitutcd at South Waterford recently
hy Acting Grand Chancellor G. l..
Eucknam and other officers. Bayari
| odt,e of South Portland and Highland
Lodge Of Eridgton worked Che degrees
on % charter members.
Court City Of Wcstbrook Foresters
Of America is preparing to entertain
the Grand Court of Maine, which will
convene with this court May 18th and
18th. There will be a social session on
the evening of the 18th. The busine IS
sessions of the court will be held on
Wednesday, the 18th, and the exercise;
win conclude with a banquet in the
evening.
Kennebunk members of York Council
Royal and Select Masters, are so en-
couraged with the results Of the forma-
ton of Commandery, Knights
Templar. which has jurisdiction over
that section of the county that they
viii ask the grand body for dis
pcnsation for q council in that sectioc.
Their wish is to have jurisdiction over
the same territory that the new com
niandery has. The claim is that it is
with too great inconvenience 1hat they
are obliged to go 20 Saco where thf
meetings. are held.
The independent Order of the Colder
} Circle Bangor. at a recent meeting
Initiated 50 new members, this beins
the largest delegation which has beer
received at a single session. At tbs
next meeting another long list of name:
will be acted upon. The order, which
was organized only four months ago
has already more thar loo names on il:
rolls and preparations are being mace
to form branches in nearby towns. |
is a social and beneficiary order and Il
conducted on lines wholly naieperden
of religion and politics.
A Camp of the Modern Woodmen o
America was instituted in Phillips
Wednesday evening. April 20, by Dis
trict Deputy II. c. Reed. The follow
ing officers were elected and Installed
Otto A. Badger, venerable consul; Gee
Stinchfield. worthy adviser; Harriso
Harnden, excellent banker; Fremon
Seaman, clerk: f. c. Lufkin. escort
w. S. jacobs, watchman: G. A. Staple:
sentry: +. Il. Currier. physician; q. \
Hackett. manager for one year: w.
Hoyt. manager for two years; F.
Reed, manager for three years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26
MAINE NEWS IN BRIEF
IN THE SCHOOLROOM.
What is Being Done in Maine for the
Advancement Of Education.

One hundred and seventynine students
are attending the State Normal School at
Castine at present.
DIR. \. S. Ladd has been secured to
preach the baccalaureate sermon for the
graduating class of North Arson Acad-
envy.
Brooksville. at a recent town meeting
voted to build a schoolhouse in district
No. 2ia so-called, and to raise $40 to build
the same.
The class of 1902, Pennington Normal
School, have secured for their concert
this year the Temple Quartet Of Boston
Miss Nelson Of Boston. reader, and Prof.
Frank Rata Of Providence, r. l., harpist.
There are at present 81 scholars in the
ivermore Falls kindergarten. So large
school necessitates having another
teacher. and Miss Mabcle Smith OF
Kcnt's Hill has been secured for the po-
sJion.
The class parts for the class of 1902,
F'reeport high school, have been awarded
as follows: SaIutatory. Hattie Brown;
class Grafton. Richard Shaw; valedictory,
Carroll Smell; history, Carrie Townsend;
poem. Addie Lambert prophecy, Elltn
Huston: ode. Bertha Cushing marshal,
George Merriam. The committee OF grad
uation are Carroll Smell. Richard SHAW.
and Hattie Brown. class co.ors. purple
and gold; motto. Launched but not An
chorcd."
the SCHOOLS in ST. George opened April
IN. with the following teachers: Tenants
lIArbo--hish. EHw. n. Tucker; gram
mar Maud X. Simmons; primary. Alice
Ialano: Port Clyd,-srammar. Clarence
TeeI; primary, Eta Gilmore; LIST Martins
VILE. Eva Hupper; ID Martinsville,
Maggie Williams: Walston. Mary Sim
mons: Glcnmere. Maesic wall; Elmorc,
Nora Ancy; Nhc,lcrs Eng, Glcnnle
Rove: Millardham, Fannie Long; Clark )
Island, Rena Wiley. Clark's island. Main
Hattie r'arrar; Smallburg, Fred Smalley:
Wi!cy's Corner. Ailc!lc Robinson.
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naming three-fourths either sinl,;r. or
hoatiiis away out of sight. Last sea-
son boat that carried n crow of eie.t ;
men encountered the fish IN ,1n,,s,,alIv
large numbers and at {, single tide took
3.440 fish. These, it was estimated.
would weigh ten pounds each on the
average so that their haul ct this tide
amounted 10 more than seventeen tons
Of fish. AS can readily be seen this is
a very profitable business when the fish
can be found This kind of fishing is
prohibited within three miles of the
coast ana II would be for the best in
terest of the business could it be pro-
hibited on the ocean by an internation-
al law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26

At recent meeting OF the Portland
Typographical union, woman printer
was admitted to membership in the
union. This makes the second female
member now belonging to the union.
but the first that has been voted direct
ly into the Portland union. The other
one was admitted by card, which she
brought with her when coming to the
city. from her own local union in the
West, that entitled her to become a
member of any other typograp hical
union. Women can be admitted to the
union at any time when they can show
that they can command the same prices
as men.
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CHURCH AND PASTOR.
Late Items of Interest in Maine Reli /.
gious Circles.

The Peoples church of Bath Will
probably be ready for dedication about
May Is.
Rev. E. V. Pond of East Stoneham.
will have charge of the North Water
ford Congregational church during the
summer.
Rev. Geo. K. Goodwin of Limington,
has accepted the call from the two
Standish churches, and will begin his
labors there June l.
The profits of the coffee party given
by the ladies Of st. Marys Catholic
church, Bath, last week, We're about
five hundred dollars.
Rev. f.. +. Stearns Of the Warren
Congregational church rendered his
resignation last Sunday, having De
ccived a call to Lancaster, y. II.
At CIRCUITS Beach i'm Rockport, the
rite Of baptism vas administered to
three young women last Sunday after
noon BY DR.. a. ". Taylor Of Rockland.
Rev. DorralI Lee Of Dighton, Mass.
has accepted a call from the Congrcga-
tinnal church of Pressure Isle AMI
will enter upon his duties as pastor
next month.
Rev. Frank G. Haddock, formerly 81
Gardiner and Brunswick, has been re-
appointed pastor Of tho Methodist
chruch at Lynn OF which ne was pas
tor last year.
Tile men Of ST. Johns Catholic
church ~ Bangor. arc forming an or
ganization 10 w. known ~ -. Jo@cph's
Temperance Society. Already 20
names have been placed on IN" IDlls.
Right Rev. WiHiam H. O'Conncl!,
bishop Of the catholic diocese of Port
land. will he in Bangor early in June
To administer the sacrament Of con-
nrnltion to q large class III st. Mary n
church.
The First Parish Congregation
church has extended an unanimous in
vitation to Rev. William Williams T."
remain as pastor. MIR. Williams has
accented the invitation. This VIII
make his Gfth year III pa Town.
The general convention Of the New
Jerusalem church will convene with thu
First : pcicty in Philadelphia, for is
Cighty-scCond session, the oath of MAY
at II O'Clock. Tho convention will con
slider many great theological question.
Rev pr. n. T. Whitaker who was
formerly pastor 0! the. Chestnut Street
I church. Portland. butyWho has recent
" been in Chelsea, Mass. has been ap-
pointed pastor of the NJ. Il. church at
South birmingham, Mass, by the CON
ference at Boston, which just closed its
session.
The construction OF the new Congre-
gational church at Seal Harbor is pro-
crossing rapidly and the church Will
be completed IN time for occupancy the
coming summer. The pulpit will be
supplied by Rev A. p. Mcdonald who
has coiiGucted services at Seal Harbor
for the past two seasons.
Few. f. NJ. Trafton in giving a re
sumo of his labors during the past
s year with the Free Baptist church,
Springvale. said that he had made more
than 1000 pastoral calls; had ofiiciated
at Is funerals and had united couples
in the holy bonds of matrimony during
the wear One member of the church
deceased during this time. were dis
missed by letter and sc were received
by baptism and by letter. s.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Or William Moran Of Biddeford, vii,
sail for Europe about May 10, where he
will spend six months in studying dis
eases of the eye. ear and nose. He in
tends to visit Paris, Berlin, Vienna and
Dublin.
Miss Julia Frances Byrnes of Lewis
ton is home after Il season of work with
'"rhe Bostonians'' IN New York City.
Miss Byrnes resigned from her company
preparatory to her marriage which oc-
ours in June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26

Monthly Regulator, mas brought happincssto
hundreds of anxious women. There is posi-
lively no other remedy known to medical sci
cnce that will 60 quickly and safety do the
work. Longest and most obstinate irregular
tSesfrom any cause relieved atonce. Success
guaranteed a. any stage. No pain, danger,
or Interference with work. Have relieved
hundreds of cases where others have failed.
Tic most difficult cases successfully treated
by mail, and beneficialresults guaranteed IL
every instance. No risk whatsoever. Wetrcst
hundreds fila dies whom we never Gee. Write
for valuable particulars and free confidential
advice. Alllctters truthfully anawcrcd. Ec-
every possible condition and positively
leaves no after Ill effect upon tho health.
by mail, securely sealed. $2.0o. All money
letters SHOULD be registered. Addres8, DIR.
NV. FMMONS CO., l7pTrSEscct st.. Bostoe
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KENNEBEC COUNTY. IN Proba,ta e
Court at Augusta, In vacation. Aprii ~,

William r. Clark, guardian q Josie r.
Clark Of Wayne. IN SAID csnn,y' inii, ,h
foIIawinr real estate of said ward. the
i,roceeds to be placed on Interest. viz: All
the interest OF said ward In certain real
estate In Wayne, in this county. and in
Fast Iivermorc. Androscoggin county.
Ordered. that notice thereof be given
three weeks successfully prior to the
fourth Monday Of April inst. IN the Daily
In Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend Mt court of probate then TO
be holden at Augusta. and show cause.
II any. why the PRAYER of said petition
should not be granted.
Attest:
HOWARD OWEN, Register Pro TEN.
aprl9. d1aw3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26

A. NJ York OF Caribou. who was
again elected constable this year. holds
quite a record for continuous service in
that capacity. For 90 consecutive years
he has been one of the constables of the
town of Caribou. and has posted the
warrants for all town meetings. regular
and special. for that place during that
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26

Bodily pain loses it's terror IL you've a
bottle of DR.. Thomas Electric Oil in the
house. Instant relief in cases of burns
cuts. sprains. accidents of any sort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26

Scrofula. salt rheum, erysipelas and
other distressing eruptive diseases yield
quickly and permanently to the cleansing,
purifying power OF Burdock Blood Bit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26

Etching hemorrhoids. were the plague
of my life. Was almost wild. Doan' 5
Ointment cured me quickly and perm :
nently, after doctors had failed" c. f.
Cornwell, Valley Street., Saugerties, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26

The little folks love DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take; per-
fectly harmless: positive cure FOR coughs
colds. bronchitis, asthma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

anoerIeoes meo Gipino. Sans
Some Isi for ham % iosoe, at NiIs
bnD0e misbon6Iet oeres Sen. Hu
bIep Gibino iom r1ienoe, eif til NiIs
% fog til BAN nreb Ell flor fmnbret
8riifeitcf. apiiterne pon bernie par
aibugne faaleoes, at De itoo no fro
Stommens if1rpe fom 9nipsooocr. %
Do DC Dor tsrfcoe | SoIen. bar DC til.
Iiee baaroe Tom Ben. 0a Iils fit
Slaget, trRnste oisie Iieae Iige tno
| 6iernen: Oct bIep Sterfe.Rils's
$40.
9enne lteiernine bGnbte | 1901.
Moroeren fit Slaperi pna 2ipstio,
men on ban bapoe mango riae Sfplo.
folf, Der isgte for bam iii 4ongen,
blep ban benanoet itogIe Ior ienere.
Sterfe.NiIs og bans Sor9tter Ie.
Der enonu blanot Selerne. mebens
bans 0robsmano ben Dag ibag ON.
tales meb Ififp os 6nrme iom en- faIit
Ben oe ct orbifnbsfillbt RenneIfe,
Der poIbte en- uifpIoig og ofholbi
Wanos 9e6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
SotterifpiI / JtaIien.

2otteriipil er en- al De Glenoigbe.
Der, man liber UNDER | oct iolrige Sta.
lien iortRller en- T~eiienoe.
5 nIle ltsrre ~italienife gper blir
SsrOog paa en- Raaoe 2~otterioag. 8ei
er &egieringen, iom poa en- Maobe er
Speripiaepert. Zen bar itore darliet
SrtOtPster al Snubets 2otterier.
Snttrent ale StaIienere ipiler
2otteriet og tror paa "beloige Ru.
mere. 8Rrit er Oct / ipoIige Staten.
SeIe llgen ieiennem tnler 6oIf ON
9otteriipil. Raiipe isaer ben til
Ni1lnfe Srcitcr cIler pisic aRNre Ssn,
oipioer ionl 6ar Rp for at bunne for.
tGqc fSoff pnt belbigc Ritmre. zee.
APPEL fon eRoog Ell Wanb iGldes lin
Sene for gilet, ON ban life bor Ben.
&C. Gg apinberue isgcr bort til 8rap.
pIabiene / Hoffepis for at nbipsrae Dc
osoe ON pinoenoe Hiimere. Def er et
Spn, Tom fan p9ffe boabe 2atter o1
Ieopnf. SPnote Chs og ANDRE Sina
iGtteS bort poa 8ropeue ODER Der
Toner, man tror fau gioc Spiaerer
2pffe / Spiaet.
gr set life Ell goo 2op, iom forbr'
Der oS gmerifanere at lpiac ON Gelt.
&C? So, uisicIigl
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

bet IDffeocS life. "a bao RiIs Dem
at Inoc bonn prspe; be ioo giprbe, o.
ban gif mo | Maeu, rpffeoe ap9rnen
los meb ct eneite Gag og fcm boz
reitoe tiIbogc meb ben | 5dneet; en-
Zig umancrIig Stprfe bnpoe ban.
5 @d1iebreffe, ct Stpffe op for
@%oaroen gtre ReS ueo Seliorspan.
bets peitrc SIDE, loo ct tort Moite.
trr. Tom toIp gionb prenebc at rum.
ne" frem og Latte pnn GsmmerIG.
ben. Oct Inffeoes Dog life. Oo tom
Nils forbi, og oo ban por mil oa
biGIpiom, fix sc BAN mart til at ia.
&c ! ct TAG meo Dem.
% oisie &ieItrinaer, Der engang
Dor tugteoe o. ingeoe nfgnarbe
al Sterfe.9 ils, bopoe facet BAN til
at toge en- "2unn" og latte umSer
Nioten pna Wnitetr9et inmmen mec
benz, Hap De ale Soaet paa e Gang
noen at iige fra, og belle EpH9Sen
bpileoe pon BAN alene. San blep
friotbbto og ifree: "5borfor gioroe
S bette2 Seq fit iou port ct "SIit!"
gan boIbt Dog Raiten oiene, men
foitebe ben itrar tiliioe oe iogeoe
aieltrirgerne tilifoes. Sau maatte
mi n9iten frpbe biem og arao iom ct
Barn og Iaebe: "Nn bar ieg miitet
babe min SeIie og Stprfe for belle
2ipetl"
Siben ben 5io maotte ban gaa /
Staf (aioIe) og por beIieIss; men
at ban heller life MI bar of ipsge meo,
ifisnnes af fslgenoe lille 5ortrQing:
4ils fom engane ino etitebS noe |
@sberreo; Der iao nosle aiGmper
peb 9oroet o. brnf. SON lntte iig /
en- itor arbbeltol peo 8rupen. Yaa
Geiicn oper SSlben bang en- itur @rp.
DC, Der tog u Ssnoe ne bar fiIb al
2iib. acneil i Sniet bob aorIenc,
Tom iab bco 9orbet, ON at lsftc 8rp.
ben nj for benbe.
GA rafte Rils irem fin enc Singer
pa to9 meb ben ON 8rpbebanfeu; iaa
ioingeoe ban fig bare / Stolen og lsf.
tebe @rbbeu al, iom ON oct ifrIbe
babe nPret Ell 9%ornegrpoe. Ga
aiGrnpcrne merfebe bette, parebe oct
life lpnge, for DC bso bam bort til
9orbet og trnftcrebe bam; DC ifisnte,
at ban enonu por mango @ange tier.
fere enc DC. ..
Ro9le aar fsr Eils miIteoe lin
Selie, bapbc bot Dem Sorg. of bans
ilinfe og trofaite Sliitru Slime bsbc.
Seuerc giftebe ban fig meb SIt go
paitp. Der bar Ell onoifabsfllb apin.
DC, ret Ell 0oIiIa. SotS Gen @ipino
8apoitp, hapoe CT Some al iornmc
SlogS. 9iSie TO Spinbcr for mco
SGabber % e9ecoc @Gnbeue op, men
Rils taoItc alt title.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

iaien, bGn rat mcit life ouoet cnb at
i0ite boa mt Sfaii. iagoe ban.
Gnaana bon ait hiem ira Stopcn
% hdpoe iaf Sren iaicn msote ban
eli ginnc tSnnbieru), Der reg pao
BAN. .pan too Rnaseiag meo gom.
len % fIcnrts orn ilia, at Oct fuaeeoe
Den. Gerpna toa bon fin anin o.
fisrte ben | giernenS Sierte, ian Den
falbt Boo ON.
Guanna HilS reiite til Sfien for
at fisbc aorn for Sommeren, foin
ban inS til en- aisbmano, Der sierne
oiIbe faa ham til at ipne Rogten fin.
"Gu ifnI fun ire Ssnber Slug"
ioaoe bon. "buis on fon bore benz
800 Sfriot." Nils toe RraiGffene.
Ioebe Dem | ct Tong, toe Ell Sern.
tang til Stap % bar Dem ion ineeii
cling; 6o tpq to al aisbmanoens
Solf en- bopI Brts % faitebe oppaa
% ioeoe: "9lu bar on 8rsn (aorn
til 8rso), Der bar on osiaa Siill"
Der Hog @1tat paa Sernitnneen.
meo oct iommc ben bnlne 8riieltro.
blep loat oprua, men Rils Off liee
eoot De 800 Sfribt % panht 8aooe.
moalet % fit 5oumersmoo for liz
og fine for biniaere Rris. END ban
banbe oentet oct.
Yao ben Cio boeoe | 9sberrcS
grsorene Sborbisrn % Imbros. DC
bar uiben ON befienote iom Slaas.
breore. Gngang bapoe De pRret poa
a%ongsbers 2nrfeo og fisrte oritfne
tilbage oper @ebeien. Soer, iom De
msote. maottc at 8eten for oem; De
trai ba oeiaa Sterfe.AilS og ifreg:
"If Seienl" % fisrte Iige moo BAN.
Soften fom | Giriprog, men Hils itob
Iigc roIig. bare iatte Irelen MOB
SeitetS gou % itoo ioo foit paa
! sSsbbcrnc. at Setter brnaitonieoc %
ifpot poo ga9cit lIae mob SlGocn,
% ambros % Sbcrbisrn Ituptc
frcnoocr Setter.
Som TO lllpc reg DC paa Hils %
b%eapnbte at florc, bloc % Hoo. 9a
toa ban Ell / buer Sannb og riitcoe %
ifof Dem iao ITugc, iom ban iputeS
iliae aieItringcr bapoe fortieut, og
pGlteoe tiIilnt baabc Soften og SIp.
Ben puer Dem og iagbe: "Noor 3 M
foumer biem igicu, fnn : fortGlc,
at : bar moot Stcrfe.9tils!" San
off han roIig lin Sci, iom ont intet
par pasieret.
eugang fom Sterfe.Nils til Sin.
ne.@ie | 9ranqcbal; Der babe netop
pGret Ell flor IIpm, ido babe aurrns
I bIict og apGruen bar taget al
Strsmnlen. anGrncu baooc buE'
get Jig faif | Ell 6iebflsft, % 6 &ano
iitoo meo itorc lnuge "Grgcr" %
Sernitaurer for nt faa Den Iss, men
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

"a nils foin .iihaae ira Srenrifs.
BORN, giftcoe ban iia meo Anne 81 %
ruobe" 8lnoien 2onaeoal, JON Iig-
ger | 5rouebottcrL en- trnng Dol.
Tom bsrer til SeIisrb % Iiaaer Dor.
teHicr 5ieIbet, ipopeit for SdioroS.
ponbct. St760 bar ban meb bIdnot
oct uorife Wanoifnb. iom bIep uofom.
m%nnocret til Soften, od Den boIiten.
gottorpife Sertng, iom oar blepen
aeiler / Riislonb, fom frem meo
arnp poa Ell Del al Slcsnie. Get
iiges, at Sterfe.gtils loa oernebe |
Z eler s sar og eioroe mango aars.
tag.
Gn Dag fom aonecu f~isrenoe ! en-
giiIo 8oen meo 10 Seite for; han bop-
De bsrt ON NilS' Stprfe o. lpnrgte.
ON han fiInoe boloe 8ognen. noor
ban Hog paa Seitene. Iils ipptteoe
/ RGperne, ereb fat % toa Sp9no.
tag meo Sooen moo Ell StoIpe %
hoIbt sobt fait; man Hog pno Seite.
ne, og liogtet De tog /. iao Sanb %
Sten iprutebe bSit for Seftebopene.
fom Sognen life uf Sleffeu.
"a bIep aon9en gleo. fan bet barn.
De. peo at babe Zig en- ai9mpe iii
SoIbot oa lopeoe BAN Sub og srsn.
ne Sfope, ont ban piIbc blipe, men
nils IGugteoe biem, og oa Siben
font, itsrg ban aiiteb og fdnct fin
Suitru og Barn i goo 8ebolo biem.
me. San Ieneoe ct Ipffeliat seate.
fab meo Iune, men oct bar heller
imoat for benz; De log iig Dog igieu'
mem uoen at Iibe Reo.
Guaona nils pdr / Sficn, trof ban
ell iRIt iterf engIHuSer. SoIf fit
Dem iii at prsoe Stprfe. men On.
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