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PIKE COUNTY DOINGs.
Abe Shorter Tells Colonel Harper
About the Cussophone."

Colonel Harper had hitched his mule
to a post in front of the Pike county
court house, and was about to enter
the building, when Abe Shorter turned
the corner and hastened up to him
with:
wall. I do declar' if this amt Kur-
mel Harper! Howdy, Kurnel? Jest
reckoned yo' wasn't coming to town
again this var"
''Howdy, Abe" repeated the Colonel,
as they shook hands. I've had a right
smart to do out on the plantation, yo'
know. and am in powerful hurry
this mawnin'."
Yes. yo' are a busy. man, Kurnel
Harper. and I'm not the one to take
up yor time. Jest a minute, however.
These yere Pike county scandalizers
reckoned yo' might want to hear about
it,
'shoo. Shoot How was it, Abe "
Il got up last Monday mawnin',
Kurnel, thinking to put on clean
shirt. Hunted high and low, and then
remembered that my only other shirt
was away in the wash. Sent a black
boy down to Mary Green's for it, and
what sort of an answer do yo' reckon
she sent back?"
"Yo' owed her a bill. mebbe?"
Yes. Kurnel, I owed her II cents,
and the answer came back that She'd
hold on to my clean shirt till the bill
was paid. Think of that, Kurnel Har-
pei. OiQ W ever tACol VI LAC AAhCo
since the day yo' was born? Only II
cents and me a rising young lawyer
in Pike county. and yet she wouldnt
send The shirtY
Purity tough. Abe" replied the Col
oneL but of cose yo' sent it %
mo, sah-no. sab. Couldn't do 1t
after that insult to my honah and
principles. I saw right away that it
wasn't the woman who was throwing
me down. but it was there yere
scandalizers who have determined to
drive me out of Pike county.
thought I'd beat 'em by getting a
/ writ of replevin, but when 1 went to
/ Squar' Jackson for it, what do yo
reckon he said? Kurnel Harper look
me in the eye and tell me what yo'
reckon he flung at me?"
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Reckon not, Abe" replied the colonel,
as he removed his hat to scratch his
head
Then yo' see the injustice of it.
Wanted to down me so bad that they
had to go back 300 years for an ex-
cuse. Dot rot 'em, Kurnel, but they
won't give me no showI They've set
out to drive me out of Pike county.
out their plans
But 20. won't let 'em do it. Abe?"
Never in this world, Kurnel I've
got schemes, have, and I'll have every
blessed man. woman and child in the
county singing my praises within a fort
night. I'm expecting as many as ten
kilograms any minute" frrH
"Shoo! Shoot H+
''Kurnel Harper" said Abe, as wise
look came to his face, there are over
10, 600, 600 nevis in America, and every
single one of 'em was bon mean and
lazy. Yo' can't get one of 'em to do
his best without cussing at him. Cuss-
ing a mewl takes up time. I figure
that the time lost in cussing the nevis
of America amounts to million dol
lars a year Yo' can't put it cent less.
Yo've got as many as fo'ty working
nevis and sixty darkeys on yo'r plan
tation. How much time do yO' waste
every year cussing them mewls?"
"A heap, Abe, and it don't do any
good. A mewl is mewl, yo' know"
Il know he is. but I'm going to
change him over. How mucn time 90
yo' waste cussing darkeys?1 .s4ofreIs
TITS heaps, jest the same.- and I
can't see that they work any better for
lit. I may cuss for an hour and then
turn my back to find 'em going to sleep
again"
Then here's my point. Invent some
thing to do the cussing and save yo'r
breath to talk politics. I've got the
idea right in my head and shall work
it out inside of a week. It'll be called
the cussophone, and it'll cuss and call
names for twenty-four hours after be-
ing wound up. Just attach it to a
nevis ear and let FER rip. It'll be
something so much better than the
human voice that every mewl will git
I'D and hump himself and do double
work I believe 1 can make 'em for a
dollar a piece, and the sales. will be
| 20 900 a year. When not in use to cuss
nevis. they can be used to cuss plan
tation hands and hired men. and thus
double their value. What do yo' think
of the idea, Kurnel?"
Looks to me like a gold mine, Abe.
I'm working forty nevis right along.
and I want a cussophone for each one
of en-
THAT clinches it, Kurnel, and I'll
have the machine out inside of two
weeks. Meanwhile"
What is it. Abe "
Meanwhile, being as yo' have asked
me to step around to Toms place and
wet my throat, 1 can't find it in my
heart to deny yo'. Jest wet my throat,
L11rna1-ioSf little
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THE SANDAL DANGER.
Evils of the Barefoot Children Craze
Prevalent at Seaside Resorts.

The sandal season is we'll established
at the seaside resorts, but in London
revulsion has happily taken place
against a fashion that never was suited
to the city. and fewer children are seen
this summer shutting along with unc1ad
legs and feet than there were this time
last year or the year before. Thoughtful
mothers have in fact decided against
this form of footgear for their little
ones. Their reasons for the change are
varied and excellent.
The ease and comfort of the sandal is
not to be denied. and much of the risk
mothers let their children run in wear
ing this apology for a shoe is obviated
by the addition of socks or stockings.
There is, in London particularly and in
any large town, a distinct danger to
which the wearers of sandals are liable
readily lodge between the nails and the
sensitive flesh of the toes. That the
nails of the hands are death-tra in
some instances is well known fact to
medical men, who have traced the car
rying of infectious complaints from one
equal measure the nails of the feet may
prove as potent cause of the spread
of Illness.
Many mothers who have given sandals
fair trial for their children have an
other complaint against them. They
spoil, or at any rate mar, the shape of
the growing foot. There is nothing more
exquisitely beautiful than a baby foot,
unless, indeed, it be a baby hand. But
| the foot requires the reasonable support
and proper restraint of shoe to keep it
/ perfect. and this support and restraint a
sandal does not afford: so the little foot
/ 'ssplays,' or f1attens: is loses its chubby
contour and dainty coloring; it becomes
hardened and ugly little foot instead
of the soft. sweet thing it was before it
was expected to meet the rigors of the
pavement and the elements merely en-
cared IN Straps and a leather sole.
Sandals ere Of various patterns, and
some are less harmful than others. The
/ most hygienic encase all the toes. the
next best protect the big toe and the
most dangerous leave all the toes free
| to absorb or contend against every i'll.
1t is most essential that the big toe
should be protected because, owing to its
prominence and size it is sure to suffer
most severely from contact with stones
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inc. secretary, Council Grove: Sept.

Amrine. secretary, Council Grove: Sept.
22-25-
Graham, secretary Seneca; Sept IA
Necsho County Fair association-H.
Lodge. secretary, Erie; Sept. 29-Oct. e
Chanute Agricultural Fair, Park anc
Driving association (Neosho county)--A. E.
Timpane, secretary, Chanute; Sept. Ia
Ness County Agricultural association-I-
B. Pember, secretary, Ness City; Sept "a.
Norton County Agricultural association
c. ]. Shimeall. secretary. Norton; Sept.
Ia
county)-Ed NJ Moore. secretary, Hutchin-
son: Sept. 1913.
Usage County Fair association-E- I.
Price secretary, Burlingame; Sept Ia
Rice County Agricultural Fair and Live
Stock association-W. T. Brown, secrstsI y.
Sterling; Sept IA.
Riley County Agricultural society-E. C.
Newly, secretary, Riley; Sept IA.
Rocks County Fair sSociatton-Olmer
Adams secretary. Stockton.
Saline County Agricultural. Horticul-
tural and Mechanical associaIion-H- B.
Wallace secretary. Salina: Sept S-ll-
Wichita State Fair association (Seogwick
coEnty)-II. G. Toler, secretary. Wicnlta
Mulvane Agricultural association (Sum-
ner county)-Newton Shoup. secretary
Mulvane.
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= OoA " FL HIS 16ftOAIs hORN ELL
Il can't skassly say. Abe Did he
hurt yo'r feelings by saying that yo'd
better pay them II cents?''
Worse than that, Kurnel-fur
worse. He not only refused me the
writ, but said that if I had drank less
whiskey, done less whiting on pine
shingles, and had the ambition of a
toad, 1 might now have been stand
ing in the shoes of Caesar Baronius.
Kurnel Harper. do yo' know who
Caesar Baronius WASP"
Cant skassly say that I ever met
up with him., Abe, though I'm pore
hand at remembering names. Used
to live around here, did hep
'fo' never met up with him, Kur-
mel. and there's good reason for it.
Caesar Baronius was born in Naples
on the 30th of October. 1888, and died
the 30th Of May, 1907. Yo' couldn't
very well met up with a man who
had been dead 200 years when yo'
were BON. could yo'?"
''Skassly, Abe-skassly. When yo'
! first spoke the name I didn't know
but that he had lived around yere.
So he's dead. eh?'
Dead as a doah-nail. KurneI-dead
| befo' single tree had been cut down
in this yere county of Pike. That was
the man Squar' Jackson throwed up to
! me-a man who was bon, buried and
\ turned to dust befo' my grandfather
could walk alone. Where was my chance
kurnel-where was my chance Did
live in Naples in the year 1882"
Don't reckon yo' did, Abe
This Caesar Baronius was a histor-
ian and a strong writer, and he made
a big name for himself. He had the
( show to do it, If I'd been living there
and then it might have been neck-and-
I neck between us, but he had the bulge
on me over 300 years. Can / beat 500
| years. Kurnel Harper? Can a man be
a great man 300 years befo' he's bong?
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

We thought he was a genius,
But we've rather lost respect;
In several particulars
He doesn't seem correct:
He's Industrious and clever,
Makes a speech or sings song,
But his clothes all seem to fit him,
And his hair is none too long.
Washington Star.
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Lady of the House-But you've been
Orders of company Now I see dou-
ble-''-I-ife-
Gracious, the way you are all eating
my cake!' exclaimed Mrs. Baker. AT
this rate therell none of it to last over
husband. 'In bet the little piece I'll eat
wiil.''-Catholic Standard and Times.
Doesn't it seem strange that so few
men discover the secret of success IN
Eyes, but it seems strange ethat the
secret is still a secret Surely. some OF
the few who discovery. It must. lhaye told
"AlI Bostonians are typee
''Yesn agate types tAAt CONSIDER them.
selves onpareffSss--Lites- -
@rhere's asstrange man at the door. SIR
announced the new servant from Bos7
What does he want?" asked the master
of the house. impatiently.
servant. a shade of disapproval in his
voice 'ihe wants bath, but what he IS
asking for is something to eat SYRIA
Reporter-what shall I say about your
speech? You know you were SO drunk you
couldn't conclude.
speaker.-Life.
my husband doesn't gamble now as he
used to-"
''Reformede, has her.
Yes he doesn't go to the race track at
all any more. His worst dissipation now IS
swimming I think. At any ratee, ne oniy
says he goes to the poolroons. '-Pniia-
delphia Press.
Henry-'I thought your father ana me
other farmers always bought gold BRICKS
of CITY folks Hiram-"Not much! we
sell 'en watered milk.'-Chicago Evening
Post.
Wife-sTYou promised to live within your
allowance and you haven't done 1t; Thar
shows how weak you are" His Lordshlp.
sIt shows how weak the allowance was
Life.
wherein do you think lies the secret OF
Shakespeare SUGGEST said the student.
Mr. Stormington Barnes pondered before
making reply I'm the fact that when he
wrote musical comedy had not been in
vented. "-Washington Star.
influential Politician-"My dear fellow;
I'd be glad to get berth for you II /
could but don't know of a single vacan-
CIV anywhere in the district" Aspiring
Constifuent-.Don't know of vacancy
What do you call the fellow that's holdin,
| the postoffice job in our town, Ia like
| to knowv-Chicago Tribune.
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from tripping up" from falling bodies
and any other deterrent to the welIbeing
of the foot-LoadoR Mail.
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Gas Mani came eehic) to see y'r gas
Lady of the House-But you've been
drinking.
Orders of company. Now I see dou-
ble-"-Life. n
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ONION Paoifc.

WESTBOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
Den & Pac. Coast No. 5.l2:4o pm. 12:40 pm
Limited No. 1.,;;...s go. $50 pm $50 pm
SaIina Elk. No. T....-..... 1920 am 1870 am
EASTBOUND.
Atlantic Elk. No. 4........ 300 pm 800 pm
Limited No 2.............. $40 am $40 am
K. c. pass. No. 6--........ 500 am Sis am
K c.. Ex. No. S....-.....- 5.40 pm $50 pm
Nos and daily. except Sunday.
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Corrective July 5. 1909
No. 301, passenger. leave Topeka..-..g:l5 am
No. 315, LEGAL, leave Topeka .-.-......7:0o am
No. 302, passenger. arrive Topeka 3 80 pm
No 314 local. arrive Topeka. 300 Dm
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Gracious, the way you are all eating
nv caker exclaimed Mrs. Baker. AT
this rate there1l none of it to last over
Sunday HUH grunted her dySpeptic
husband, 'I'n bet the little piece I'll eat
wiil.'-Catholic Standard and Times.
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FREE. pLSPENsARY.

-~~~~-~-~-~-~---~S<~Se-- o-<e~~-~-~-~~-~~~~~~O
TOPEKA FREE D1SPENSARY, south
east corner 18th and Tyler SIS. from
to p NJ, except Sundays. Conducted by
regular practicing physicians for the
benefit of persons without means who
need nledlcsl attention and treatment. Pa
tents are assured of careful and conHid-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished ia
most cases.
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JEwELER AND oPrIoIAN.

tate optici2n. We guarantee every pair
of glasses to fit and every watch we
pair We carry the largest line of
watches, clocks diamonds, cut glass, etc.
m the city. Watch inspector u. p. r. Il
7zs Kanses ave.
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EVERYBODY reads the state Journal
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WANTED-sITUAT1oNs.

WANTED-SITUAT
WANTED-Position as clerk or any kind
of day work by young lady. Address K.
WANTED-PIace to work for board by
boy Is years old, attending school Ad-
dress Dibble Grocery Co., Tel 726 Ind
WANTED-By young man of good adj
dress and experience, position as book
keeper, bank preferred; good references.
Address w O., care Journal
WANTED-Position by experienced lady
stenographer or office work. p. s H.
care Journal
wANTED-By an experienced woman as
nurse in confinement, wages reasonable.
Address or call 734 Madison St, upstairs,
I'd door north.
WHEN you want TO hire man or boy,
call up Y. M. Z. A, telephone 81. We
have a list OF men and CONFIDENTIAL ref
Employment Bureau. III E. Eighth st
wANTED-FEMALE HELP
wANTED-Housekeep Write call.
Mrs. E. A. O'Brien, 1247 Wayne ave, To-
peka, Kan.
| WANTED Experienced women general
| homework; must be good cook; REFER
| ences: to go to Indian territory Mrs So
l
WANTED girl for general house
| work; must be good cook; two in fam
lily; good wages 1895 Van Buren, ST.
WANTED-Competent girl for general
| Homework, in family; no washlng- ez4
Tyler St
WANTED-Coolxs mattresses, maids. house
girls, laundry help, clerks, porters, farm
hands, R. r. men. Capital Employment
office, S11 Kansas ave.
WANTED-A competent female cook;
i wages s25 per month Inquire Topeka
state hospital
WANTED-A nurse girl to look after ba-
| by. 511 Lane st.
ED-Experienced girl for general
/ housework Apply at once 1O1S Topeka
avee.
WANTED-Women or girls, SIS month.
board and room: no experience required.
/ Capital Employment office, 81 Kansas av-
WANTED cocks, i for day and l for
night; good wages: steady employment.
Happily at 42s Kansas ave. at o'clock a.
m. r. Q. FIHlliard-
WANTED kitchen girls S. E. corner of
Sth and Quincy SITS.
jwANTED-A competent girl (white) for
general Homework; no washing or IRON
/ ing: small family; good wages Apply 4ol
Topeka ave. Mrs. F. w. Watson
WANTED-MALE HELP
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wANTED-A man to work on a small mail
place near the city, cows to milk;
| wages $50 per month and board. Chivers,
7th and Quincy.
WANTED-An experienced man at SIT
| w. 10th st. livery barn.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade,feW
! weeks completes, splendid wages paid
graduates, tools given. diplomas granted,
board provided, can earn all expenses be-
fore completing. Catalogue explains now,
mailed free Moler Barber college, st.
Louis, Mo.
D-sALEsMEN.
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Doesn't it seem strange that so few
men discover the secret of success IN
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
$1,000

$1,000
Residence Harrison St, rent SIS. See
this week, 81, 500.
room strictly modern residence, bath,
heat, everything, near Sth and Clay.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
121 W. Fifth ST.
SEVERAL good cheap and moderate
priced houses and many vacant lots in all
parts of town for sale on easy terms.
RALPH E. VALENTINE,
Real Estate Building.
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RUG FACTORY.

O~~~~~~>~~~~--~~--~-~--~-
WANTEp-You to let us make your ole
carpets into rugs. Call phones AL O.
add sess Mccormick & Peake. 52s JacksoII
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AUCTION.


AUTONOMOUS 5th and Quincy, Satur-
day, 18th, commencing sharp at II o'clock.
a fine lot of gents clothing, Positively
sells for cash; also horses. cows and fur
niture. ]. NJ. Ashbaugh, auctioneer- M.
Hawkins, clerk.
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JEWELLERS

JAMES 3. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Uot.-
clan. Complete stock of watches, din-
monds. silverware, e1c. Eyea examined
and spectacies properly fitted
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SPORTING GOODS.

]. c. ELLIOTT. rs Kansas ave. general
sporting goods, guns, ammunition, base
ball supplies. fishing tackle, 7efrigera tor
baskets, Spvats dog focd and medicines:
'phons So.
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"AlI Bostonians are typeFs.ssa.
.'Yesn agate types thAtt cof1s5aeE then
selves Iionparetfss9-Life. Iii
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wherein do you think lies the secret Q
Mr.. Stormington Barnes pondered befor'
making reply. In the fact that when n
wrote musical comedy had not Deen III
vented. ''-Washington Star.
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STORAGE


MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STO-kAGE
Co. packs. ships and stores househole
goods. Tel 1S6. Clarence Skinner. IL L
9Th st
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.


STRAYED-2 Pointer dogs, one black:
other liver and white. Reward. G. H.
Morton, 123 Topeka ave.
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Yes, but it seems strange ethat the
secret is still a secret. Surely some OF
the few who discovers it must. have told
it to their wivesH' hiadelphia Press.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

a. w. NULL Carpenter and Builder
shop ll21k West Eighth st Phone l6a
job work promptly done. Topeka. Kan.
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STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS
~--~>-~~~~~~~-~-~--~~-~
THE J. C. DARLING CO., 734 Kan. Ave
Rubber stamps, brass end aluminium trade
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

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FELLOW Traveller, to the par of God
who drinksl Do you wish to get on
with the sober world? If SO. call or write
De Voc Liquor CulS Co, 534 Kansas ave.
and 102 E. Sixth So. Topeka. Kan.
FEED-Lou Dillon and Dan Patchen eat
good feed: that's the kind have to sell.
Try me. ff9 z. 9Th st. D. o. Coe- Both
phones 339.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

Spboio / Nome, MIaifa. Meo unota.
gelic al Solen ior 9gresgiTiterL Der !
parine o. anilaaenoe Orb bolOies al
aonin! 8obe, bar Der ingen "officienc
Iairr" .~Iigeinaliot Tom nosen "3oait.
matter; BET trGngtes life, for nrIten
cnbper piloe gierne hnpe "et Orb meo
i 2neet." sgresgiRiten tolfebe / bier
ieIige llotrpf lin 1af for BEN 9gre. Der
bar blepen Dam pit. % gap Ell lam.
sere interesinnt Sremitiaina al Ior'
6olbenc | 8ulobpen % al 2inet / :,
omliggenoe Wineegne.
Eenae ira Soiua. - SrSiamlings.
fomiieen / minneapolis bar ira 5. 8.
Imunnion / Naion Gitp. Sa., mobta.
get S372.43 til De Hsblibenbe | Nor'
ben. Mr. amunoion bar 5ormano
for ct Maslemsbe, Iom blep bolbt |
Waion Gitp / Sebrunr ol blep peo ben
I~nlebning ubn9pnt til at mootage gi.
Drag Der | Smegnen. Hengeue ifdl
beles mellem Sinlanb, Rorae os Sue.
rige. - timber 81. S. 2aipIings Sil'
inn err inoiamlet oper $1,000 / &en.
billie Gpuntp. = Staisfommisiionen
bapbe op til / 5rebass mootaset
$4,000 til Be RsoIibenoe.
Sarmcr. Snititnter. = 5armer.Sn.
~itituter afbolbes paa felgenoe Steoer
% til efternGpnie Gatoer | Heo &iper
Galen: @Ibreb, YoIf gountp 10be
10be Warts Sens Saugitao, Ior.
manb; Sbeap, Horman Golintp, lite
Tarts, 6. Sauion, Sormaub; Serlep.
Rorman- County, t2te Narts, 3el5
GiItab Sormano; gemioji 9eltramt
Gountp t4be Quarts, @bp. HepnpIo2
Sormano; ct. Sincent, aittion Co..
17be Warts, Heo. Ora, SormanS;
&enneSp, aittipn Co., 1Sbe Warts,
Sobn gnberipn Sormanb; 9eltra.
mi. 9oIf Gountp, 19be Marts, Smut
5Iafne, Sormarb; 9orup Normau
Gountp, 20oe Warts; 6iiber Eo!f
County, 21be Warts.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

Zen beieiie Straf, Elion fan ian, er
inn aarS 9ugtblts. Gan bar ogiaa
fer. pRret | Manpun.
Snbbrnostppc faffct. Ere Ser.
icner err blepen faffet paa MnfIage ior
Snobrnrbet | Ole Gpeniens giitif /
Weribian og bar iaaet fine Eager ben
piit til @ranbiurpen.
st initial tiffere ira Smegn al
Wnrineite bar nbe paa Sjsen | ct for.
fRroeligt llpeir Tor npgle Gage liben.
oa oa Der inaen Giterretniug fom fra
benz, antoaeS oct ~iiffert, at De aae.
iammen bar omfomne. Get meooeles
M, at De bapoe reooet iig inb til
0aibinatoneSen % oerfra er bragt
biem | iorboIbspis goo gebolo, ifisnt
be ieluislgelig bar liot meget.
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