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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Fully OnelHundred .sArrived Wednes'
day to Buy Homes in StutSman
and Other Counties.
Newcomers Surprised at the Wonder
fuI Growth Shown in the
State This Year.
They Are Wise in Getting,Here While
the Lands Are Cheap
and Plentiful.

Fully one hundred landseekers ar
rived on the trains from the east and
south this morning. There has been
q great rush the past week Of men
anxious to secure good land in North
Dakota at a fair price and they are
wise in getting here as soon as possi-
BILE as it will not always be that farm
can be obtained for the small amount
now necessary for an investment.
'1ThiS is great state" said a party
from Iowa who had been looking over
lands in the central and western por-
tion, 'and will be all thicllly settled
some day. There is no doubt in my
mind but that lands will be selling in
North Dakota as high as in Iowa
some day and there is no reason why
this should not be the case. The soil
is productive and as the demand in
creases the prices are bound to ad-
vance. Those who are buying now
are getting in on a good proposition
and will realize handsome returns
should they wish to sell later"
There were twenty-five landSeekers
from Hutchinson county, South Da-
kota, enroute to Bowdon to buy lands.
They will make their homes near
there and will undoubtedly make
money. All speak in glowing terms
Of the great crop prospects in North
Dakota. People from Iowa are sur
prised by the remarkable growth
evidenced. They had no idea that
vegetation would be SO far advanced
at this season.
The rush Of homeseekers is likely to
continue indefinitely.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Farmers Excursions.

Excursions have been arranged ~
the Northern Pacific Railway Co., to
the North Dakota Agricultural Col
lege at Fargo for the following coun-
ties and on the following dates: Nor
ton, Burleigh, LaMoure, Pembina,
Benson and Eddy counties will each
send a delegation Of fifty, which will
arrive on Monday night July !, return
ing July 9.
Kidder, Stutsman and Ransom
counties and second delegation from
LaMoure county, will arrive on the
night of July 8, returning July II.
Foster, a second delegation from
StutSman, GriggS, and CasS counties,
two delegations from Barnes County
will arrive on the night Of July 10, re-
turning july II.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19

written in the year 1920 and wonder.
ful changes had taken place. The
members had distinguished themselves
in various ways and all were happy.
The prophecy was well written.
The class song, written by Miss
Audrey Davis was sung by the gradu.
ates and Rev. G. II. Phillips proceeded
to- present the diplomas after a brief
talk in which he encouraged the class
to continue to gain knowledge and
make the most Of opportunities.
After a song "The Torrent" by
twelve girls, benediction was pro-
nounced.
The Alumni of the high school gave
a ball after the exercises, in the
Armory. 1t was pleasant affair and
largely attended.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Valley Of the Red River.

HydrOgra Investigations of con-
siderable Importance to Minnesota
and North Dadota have been -egun in
the valley of the Red River Of the
North. This stream, from it's ply
sical peculiarities and the fertility and
economic Importance Of it's valley, has
been called the Nile OF America. The
valley, which is in reality the bed Of
an ancient glacial lake, has its south
ern end in Big Stone Lake and broad
ems as it extends nOrthWard. reaching
a width OF from 70 to 50 miles at the
Canadian border Owing to its un-
usual llatneSs, the surface water from
rains and SHOWS stands long upon the
land, and in times Of heavy thaws in
undates many Of the low-lying por-
tions Of the valley causing widespread
damage to property. The Red River
called subhumid area of the plains
and receives an average annual pre-
cipitation which, although sufficient
TO produce the large crops for which
the region is famous, is yet inadequate
to produce maximum yield from the
exceptionally fertile soil. Thus in
this region two important problems
await solution; the proper drainage of
the surface water during the spring
and flood seasons, and the cOnServa
tiOn Of the now wasted spring waters
for use during the dry season. With
the water supply properly controlled
m these two particulars, there are
good prospects, it is said, Of making
the Red River valley region one Of the
most productive, for it's area. in the
United States. The Investigation, in
response to the demands of the popu-
lation of the section, has been under
taken by the Division of Hydrography
Of the United States Geological Sur
vey, and is under the charge Of Prof.
G. Nj. Hall of the State Agricultural
College.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Transported With Boats.

Bismarck Tribune: The Washburn
Transportation company brought
down their boats Washburn and EX-
pansiOn to transport the four COM
panies OF the Twenty first infantry to
Fort Yates. The boats came down
last night and were loaded this morn
ing for Yates. 1t was the intention
to march the soldiers to Yates, but
the majority or the men are worn out
by hard service in tropical climate
and are not able to make the trip, and
contract was made with the Wash
burn people to transport them to their
destination.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Salvation Army.

Very special meetings will be con-
Quoted by Brig. and Mrs. Southall as
sisted by their three children Ethel,
Mamie and Bert, in the S. A. hall in
this city, Saturday, Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday June 2l-24.
Saturday night musical meeting in
which the children will play an i'm
portant part with their singing, also
musical drills, including bar-bell,
dumb bell flag and scarf drills.
Everyone should see this. Sunday
meetings will be led all day by Brig.
and Mrs. Southall. The Brigadier is
most effective speaker as is also his
wife and their visit to jamestown will
1e appreciated by their many friends
here.
Tuesday night ice cream social, ad-
mission 10 cents.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
The Fourth Of July Will be Ceie-
brated in jamestown This
Year.
Committee at Work Preparing an
Elaborate Program of Inter-
esting Events.
Two Base Ball Games, Band Concert
and Grand Ball Among the
Attractions.

1t has been decided to have a cele-
bration July 4th in jamestown and a
fine program Of events will be arrang-
ed for that date. The program will
include baseball games, band concert
a grand ball in the evening and other
events. There will be contests Of
various kinds and no effort will be
spared to make the day a pleasant one
for all who may attend.
The official program will be an
nOunced later A committee is now
at work preparing same.
1t is some years since jamestown
had a celebration and there is no
doubt but that the city can give one
that will please all who may attend.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
HELD FOR PHILIPS MURDER
Two Men Bound Over for Crime and
Three Held as Wit.
neSSeS.

OF the five men, who were held for
the murder of Fritz Phillip at Bowdon
two, O'Brien and Davis, have been
bound over to await the action of the
district court. O'Brien waived ex
animation and Davis had hearing
before Justice Hunt, at Fessenden.
The other three men, who were i'm
plicated in the murder, had a hearing,
but as the evidence against them was
very Slight and wholly circumstantial,
they were bound over as witnesses,
and, in default of bail. are in the Gus
tody of the sheriff at Fessenden.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
10 Trouble.

Fargo Call: Deputy Sheriff Red
mon made a trip to the northern part
of the state yesterday and returned
last evening with Halvor A. Houkon
in charge. Houkon is a laboring man
who had been in Fargo and had gone
to work in thecountry for thesummer.
He was arrested by virtue of a war
rant out by Mary Tiller, who charges
him with being the father of her un
born child. Houkon stated last eve
ming that he was willing to marry the
girl and the case may be settled.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
COURTfNAy MILL BURNED.
Flour Mill At Courtenay Destroyed
By Fire Wednesday Ev-
ening.

The flour mill at Courtenay was
burned to the ground Wednesday ev-
ening. The fire originated in the top
story and was discovered about seven
o'clock. The mill had been running
all day and the origin of the fire is a
mystery. A. B. McDaniels is the
owner and the property was valued at
$40, 900 with $4,000 insurance.
This is a severe blow to Mr.. Nc
Daniels as we'll as the town of Courte-
nay as the mill was a new structure
with new machinery and was opened
for business only last September.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Wool al Dickinson.

Wool is commencing to come in free
ly and it is expected that Dickinson
will market very nearly 100000
pounds this year, an increase of 25 per
cent over the 1901 clip. The wool is
free from grease and very clean nice
quality This year. The wool growers
are in good spirits, having saved on an
average Of about 70 per cent of the
lambs, and they have prospects of
from &c to Sc more per pound this
year for their wool than they received
last year.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
A RAIlROADER'S VIEWS.
Policy of Development Of the
Country By Presi.
dent Hill.

At the recent manufacturers meet
ing in Chicago Mr.. Hill of the Great
Northern. said:
For the past twenty years or more
/ have had some experience in open
ing up and peopling new states, and
have always adopted as fixed policy
the making Of rates on the products
of the country seeking a market, and
the necessities of life, such as coal,
lumber and building material, at the
lowest rates the company could afford,
looking more to our protlt from the
lighter articles of merchandise and
Shelf goods consumed in the country.
At times we have been criticised for
this, this criticism mainly coming
from merchants who have desired d
lower rate.
"The following will illustrate our
answer and the reason for the course
we have pursued: Take a farmer in
Iowa with a hundred acres OF wheat
yielding say, twenty bushels to the
acre. two Thousand bushels or sixty
tons. A reduction of ) cents a hun
dred. or 81 a ton. would amount to
him to $50 per annum. II he visits
the country store once week for fifty
two weeks and takes away from the
store each week fifty pounds Of mer-
chandiSe, in a year he will have taken
twenty-SiX hundred pounds, the entire
freight on which would not have aver
aged 10 cents a hundred, or Sl0.40. SO
that if the railway carried the mer-
chandise for nothing and charged an
additional cents a hundred on his
grain, the farmer would be worse off
by nearly $50 year. This illustra-
tion, hope, makes PLAIN the state
ment that the prosperity of the peo
pie served by the railway is the only
path to prosperity for the railway.
The railway and its patrons must al.
ways prosper together or suffer to-
gether. The greater the volume of
business the lower the rates can be
made. If, for instance, railway has
to raise 100000 on a traffic of l,OOO,-
600 tons, a single calculation shows
that it's profits must be 81 ton: if
there are 1000, 900 TONS so cents a ton,
and if there are 100000 tons, 25 cents
a ton will bring the same profit. In
order to secure this additional tonnage
intelligent railway management is
constantly called upon to secure for
the producers on it's various lines a
market for their productions, and. if
possible, a return load for the car car
rying such product to market. We
have on the Pacific coast the largest
body Of tirSt-claSS saw timber left in
the United States. When | first Wis
tied that country, with view of eN
tending our line to the coast, | saw at
once that unless we would carry their
lumber 10 market at a price that
would enable them to manufacture
and ship it with profit, our railroad
would have no business. The first
and great crop Of that country is its
timber. We made rate of 40 cents
hundred for two thousand miles, or
four mills ton per mile, on this lum
ber, in order that we might load back
the cars that carried out the mer-
chandiSe to the west. This rate was
necessarily met by other roads and
the result was the expansion of the
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Struck Ry handCar.

Sidney Scurry was run down by a
handcar mile and a half north Of
Grand Rapids last Saturday morning,
and was brought to LaMoure for med
ical examination. He seemed at first
to be very badly hurt, but recovered
before night, so that he was able to
take the late train for Dickey, where
he resides.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Strange.

Chas. H. Mitchell, of Fargo, thinks
it strange that we send missionaries
to China, while poor woman with
four weeks old babe walks the streets
of Fargo looking in vain for aid. The
woman's husband went to the woods
last fall and has not been heard from
since. She believes he has been
killed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Nay Not be Opened.

1t is now stated that the bill open
ing the Ft. Totten reservation is not
likely to pass the house this session.
Should the bill fail to pass, the reserva-
tion will not be opened to settlement
this year.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-06-19
Valley City Defeated.

Cooperstown defeated Valley City in
a ball game on the latter's grounds
Tuesday by a score of 20 to 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01
2incOln, Nebr.

Sgren 3eniens lille 4etrine, Ell
af pore Sgnoa98ltoleeleoer, bar
peret me9et lp9 ct Bar Tiger, bet
ii9es, iom 5plse al en- Sleoetur
(oer bar NOT Ell 3ren9, lom ltgote
benbe at Sleoen); men III er bun
ba mart rait igen. ui baaber, at
bun n9fte Sgnbag after fan ta9e
lin 8la6s Sgnoa9sitolen.
Oct begpnoer at ie no, iom
ON 8interen mart er forbi; 8ejene
er me9et ufremtommelige. Siofte
2groas, oa Yaitur Olien niloe fgre
til Bennett, matte ban tyre till
ba9e i9en, efter at ban bar fommen
ct lille Stptte paa 8ejen. 5gret
bar for baarlist; iaa tog ban meo
0anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01

fig maaife bebre 5orbolo onoen-
Iteos, % iaa blioer 10 bvlit De til
ba9e, lom bar tgbt Der, meoens
6opeomaslen, 9ejerne, ilptter.
81 bar faaet en- M 9eleforenin9
| Sang Der neoe, Der oob De oanlfe
Observation-Disclosures 0jelp unt=
latter Ell 500 8lno uolg9t 5olte=
leening, pg ium benpttes flittigt.
6oao g%etpOnin9 mem Ao9an9 til
9oo oanlf 9esnin9 bar for 9anos=
meno baabe ium Mtenneite o9 lDm
Gam lie, ueo De beoit. lom bar leuet
her; andre fan fun tilnermelle5pio
l9tte Jig IND oeri.
De oil nUt brin9e ell 0illen fra
os til belle llooalget for CAN'T
ameritanit Wtisiion4; ierli9 bebes
De billie fra mig De Mteno oeri, ieq
bar bait ben 8leoe at lere at fenbe
perlonli9t. Selo pore De biliet
paa bet tGrli9lte tiai9e meb 0eres
5amilie. 1eres ben9iune
Gbr. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01

len flptter / benne llee ub paa en-
5arm q 8pps, ST.. bpilfen ban /
aompagni meO fin Spoger, GbriIten
Mittelien bar forpagtet.
4nbreip Yeterien bar f~orpo9tet
5. g. Hasmusfens 5arm fpb for
gpen, og flntter | benne uge ub paa
famine.
Sdns 0apibien og Sobannes
Olien refer / benne llge til Gmmet
60, bOor feritn9pnte bar fpbt 5arm
og iioitneOnte bar %forpugtet.
- Tiels Subj bar rcjit til Gan
5rancisco, 6ol., bpor ban agter at
ta9e Opbolo.
- 9eb lln9oomsforeningcns bdlpz
aarIige 5orretningsmsbe, Tom blep
afbolot Manodg Den 10. 6ebr., Dalgs
tes til Stnrelis. Gaen Subj, Mat6ilba
arog og Sans Smibt.
- Yrs. 6barlp 2arfen bar folgt
tit nupGrenOe 6iem for $1,000, og agz
ter MI at bp99e fig ct MT og fiprre
9us pda eoooen Iigs ipb for bet
- Mrs. Cars 9arIen bar / Iione
ltge i Raibua, bpor benoes gamle
5aoer enOnu Ii99er meget ing.
s Glauien tog iioitc 2srbag til
Sea, Minn.. boor ban / Senz
bags oberb9reoe ben at Srinitatis
McnigbeO afbolote 25zqars Su6ilas
umsfeit.
Oct miloe 9eir, o.n megen
5Iptning At 5armerne. iaapel Iom
81foItene, o9 ligeleoes ben msgen
Sale ON 9poal9 og onoen politit,
mou miittert pare 3e9n puu, at 5ors
ddret er mar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01

eanle @enge? Oct er pitt life
for tioli9 at 9gre np9et; tbi efter
aue Omitenoi9beoer at ovmme
faar ben loren. D. Strife ON no9le
9tar life flere 9reiter, furbi ben
in9en teulo9iife Stuoenter iaar.
gtu9le oil rimeli9oi8 ii9e, at bet
CT life oprere paa oaa uor Sfole
END paa andre. 0ertil er at luare,
lom Ntr. SEMEN bar giort ppmerf=
lOm paa, at mar Ell Wtano bliber
Yreit / port Samfuno og bar Ell
Del @elo at be9pnoe meo, bar
ban in9en lom BELT llOii9t til at
fomme no al ben, foroi @reiternes
9gn er laa lille : min0re END De
ileite andre Samfuno.
Nnbre oil pei loare, at ben, lom
Serren oil baoe til Street,, ital nut
fOmme alli9eoel, o9 bet er fun ben,
ri oil bdoe; men jeg Oeo o9iaa,
boem Der oil loare iaaOan, bet er
Dem, iom enten fife oe0, bpao bet
er at 9aa til Sfole, eller O9iaa Dem,
lOm er iluppen meo libt Sfole Tor
liot &en9e. \.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01
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baobe oi 9onfirmntipn ber / 9lld,
bpor 6 un9e Mienb befrefteoa
oere8 9aabs &a9t. Sammc
Tag bolot 8aitar Subolm iii
4fiteosprnoiten. 0a9en efter for
rette0e ban Alter9au9, bpor ban
enonu retttoe mango 3rpiten8 %
5ormaningen5 Orb til ben ltore
6oriamlin9, iom oenne Gag par
@eit peo Oerrens 8oro.
: Npril er bet 5 Nar 1ioen, Ya=
ltor Sgbolm bolot fin 9iltreoelies
preoifen Der / Quf 0teni9beo, o9
naar ri MI toger 6enipn til SUBS
oprebare 0rbs Iilitpnbelie, iom
bog | Sonobeb er 6uueobetin9elie len
for Dc, naar pi faloe en- al 0erren8
&in9aaroameno til at pooe o9
plante DOR lille @ingaaro Der uppe
/ Sfooen, oa2tgr je9 uoen 8et9nfz
ming oDoe at lige, at bet blioer fun
faa Der / 9ud Meni9beo, uoen De
bar ueret leroeles glade PED 8a=
itor Sebolm. 0an bar life o9ret
ben Ntarlo. Der, lOm man tiger. tan
bRre aappen paa be9ge Sfulore
o9 tale til Soft, efter lom Grene
flur; en- Oiano, ipm er / Yeliobelie
al ben @9en1tab, tror ieg bog life
np9en / nor W}enigbeb oil fore=
trRffe.
3irsoa9 og Snsoag forte 5ar=
merl1e 9aitur Sgbplms 6jenoeEe
til Stationefl. 0er bar pi iii eli
5oroel al ppr me Sernbane Iprbinz
belle, Do ri fun bar Dmfrin9 2 0fil
ira @reiteboligcn til Stationen,
meoen8 ri tioli9ere, naar oi lfuloe
bente eqer ilptte pOre Yeitefam,s
Tier, matte 9aa til ct. @roir Sails,
boprtil CT 10 9fil ira 4reites
boligen.
9anoioat q. y. Sgrenien, iom
for 3ioen betjener Wteni9beoen /
&ogal u9 Spencer, Sa., iom 4a=
itDr Spbolm lfal Doerta9e fgrite
Mtarts, petter oi BERTH en9ang Il
Marts; tbl Yeltemmeli Ell er, at ban
ltal b%etjene Wtenigbeoerne Der, ben
Eib, De er oatante.
= %ungoommen her / 2ud Ntez
ni9beo p9 pei entelte uben for Me
ni9beoen, lom Tiger til Dor Strife,
bar fotiamlet en- Nften for at ta9e
Nflfeb meo Eaitor SgbOlm % bans
5amilie og baooe, eiter 6urlpoenoe,
ell bpg9elig Sammento nit meo
og Gang; ueb lamme gejlig
beo poerrafte De Wtrs. Sgbolm Ell
Hen9e9ape.
= gi bar / @runben ct merteli9t
Ginteroejr Nar, Slebefgret bar pi
alerebe tasieret; / Oisie Gage Ter
bet belt foraarsagti9t no, men bet
er oiit nof en- Wtaaneo for tiblig.
= Conn Of Sterling, 9 0aiG ira
2uf, er / ben ienere 3ib, eiter 5or=
lgbenbe, iol9t flere @jenoomme til
gaptiiter ira Soma; tbi Der
er en- itor 8aptiitmeni9beo, lom
beitaar at DANTE. Oct er NOT De-
res 8relt, Der arbejoer iaa iberz
bi9t for at formere lin Mteni9beo.
6an bar nof tioli9ere peret Brett
/ 5oua.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01
Src0 fra ~gtrgcntina
SD0afrita.
Otter y0ors ng Stierue"

GRre Or. Yaltof Uteulengradt!
"a ieg iur IL 9tar iioeu ituo i
8egreb meo at rejle Der ooer, la9be
De, at 9e af p-8anit=amerifanit
Nti8iiOn" banoe faaet SnObDoelie
til at oRre meo, laaleoes, at De
ltulOe repre- entere Spbamerifas
Snteresle r. Som Ell Mrt inore Yez
r~ettigelie iapneoe De imiOlertio ct
beitemt uotalt 2nife Der oore fra
besangaaenoe. "a jeg bi0til fun
bar iOrteret iOm 6ejlepreit UNDER
3anOil Wteni9beo, bar jeg life
ment at oere beretti9et til at ubtale
ct iaaoant Gnife, men efter at ui
MI bar Dprettet Ell lelult9n0i9 oanlf
Wtenigbeo Der neoe / g9nen melem
Tres Nrr0gos Dc Bahia Blanca,
bar jeg talt meo 5olt u9 ooeralt
mgot Spmpati meo 3anfen ON, at
ri fit ct Welemleo bjemme mellem
us ug ben oanite Wtenigbeb. Get
oil jeg altiaa beroeo bebe Dem at
oere.
Get, ri Der pore 9leoer os til at
faa paa oenne Wtaaoe, er life :
for Gjebliffet oa = Yen9bjelp, oa
6olf Der gennem9aaenbe er mere
oelbauenoe END bjemme, men bet
ipnes os Ell Stgtte at oioe, at Der
er erfarne ariitne bjemme / 5e=
brelnnbet, ipm tRnter paa o5 Der
0ore. De ueb 10 al Seloopleoelle
bpilfe 8anifeli9beoer ct tirteli9t
4rbejoe, unoer 5orboloene FER, Ii
Der unoer. De er paa @runb Of De
ltOre Afitanbe enonu ltgrre END /
8i tan T. SIS. life goot
for bet fgrite tenfe paa at bp99e
en- Strife. Wien Der bar bibtil oe=
ret en- lmuf @ni9beo meaem 2anos
menbene / benne g9n. Oct er life
fur meget la9t, at 8anlterne Der
neoe bar ct 9oot Sop blanot De an
Ore Nationer baaoe for 8pgti9beo
O9 &etlfaffenbeo, o9 je9 fOr min
Def bar biotil funnel 9leoe mig
uoer at arbejoe lammen meo benz,
bois Orb og gfsempel gpr Dem I'll
5ore9an8smeno, o9 bpem De an=
ore ta9er efter.
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ben npe Meni9beb, iaa bar ri
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