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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-10

f. 1860 .a4a Farm for Rent.
One or five years. Inquire at this
office.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-10

should examine orr new fall line
COme in and try ON a few just to
see how they, look and you will
agree with Us that, they are the
hest eyer '':7' ....' =. ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
A DAY In VOLENDAM
ret the just as fast as those who lighter
Continued From Fifth Pase.)

the grouno just those lighter
you must not fail to to the church,, had been the
parting injunction left Amsterdam that fol-
lowed wherever in Europe visiting village
that still retained the old customs and could
what there especially in
teresting in church going but after this visit Voendam
would foregone almost other detail order to
peasants worship
The "CaIf Path" Streets.
Once upon time, clever wrote clever
poem Calf told the story of
winding city street of to-day which had developed from the
One day thru the primeval wood,
A calf walked home, good calves should;
But made the trail all bent askew-
A crooked TRAIL all calves
in then
until recognized
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
"eod Save the kine'' in Hamlet.

Forbes Robertson, the English who will visit the
United States told Hamlet story at the dinner that
recently given in London to Conan Doyle.
Il playing Hamlet in Birmingham Mr. Robertson
support good, but of the
the of Gudenstern had been drinking
heavily week. and the night that speaking
his his amounted almost
the intellect.
go with him, but in the beginning of the
that he did well enough Then the
pipe extended the pipe to Gudenstern and said:
=" Will you play this pipe?
very properly. My lord cannot.
Il said: you.
Guidenstern took the pipe from
nv hand Well my boy you insist sad WILL
you I'm but hand
he ratified off the chorus Of God Save the King
got him off the stage =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05

picked it up and started to tug again.
I kept this up for about three minutes
and again my patience was gone and
again 1 threw the rope to the floor l
picked it up this time with deter
mination and that was that the rope
should not be dropped again until my
task was accomplished. Patiently
tugged minute3by minute and at the end
of half an hour the knot was beginning
to get loose, my courage was sky high
and I began to tug with more earnest
ness. Before another half hour had
passed the knot was loosened.
Arthur Wester,
2801 Eighth Street S.
B Sixth Grade,
Seward School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
Small Fortune In Red Apples.

of Toledo has been train nevsman for
years, all that time he has
little red apples to offer the travellers These
apples tempting they form the basis of his
which Morris is the
sellers the Wabash system and prob
ably in active in the entire country
mistake with prospective customer
and point his favor is that he makes
enemies polite courteous ALL presenting
children the train.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
SEPTEMBER s, 1903.

At last they began to come into the church in greater
girls pattens going clap, clap, clap All heavy
wooden stockings, and sorry to showed
large the heels and all, whether
women whether shoes in heelless pat
tens peculiar hitchety gait wholly unlike
the easy stride that walks upon American SOIL wearing
easy American want to know
thing this walk is like pair of pattens and try
to walk American style in them Your walk degen-
souchy Shuttle, keep your toes IN
the pattens.
The Lay Wonderful Barber.
The benches opposite to US
stared delightful harmless animals
said things to each other
they looked and then they laughed One who in
all by himself made want to giggle for his head was
wonderful result of home ba1bering
hair short but shorter and longer in patches
every clip the left its plain unrnsakabe
Then all the filed in front of U.S. and the
sit the floor and still they kept
coming and coming until wondered how in the world those
few houses volendam contained them all.
returning learned that boat had just
brought party of artists and that the boatman was
willing take party back to Edam cutting our visit
short, the little stairs again. to the street
side by canal and its fringe OF newly
simple little houses
the main street of the village had been
it's really Volendam that had found
after our early struggles to notice the windows as we passed.
Coming back that Enthusiastically that Of
atho building quite Enthusiastically dwell
ing house as we'll But it was store such as all the young
long with precious for
in it's windows But such candy! went in to
investigate Junior if
childhood, coveted children
of all and nations? had found, too, that American
candy best in the world. So good that when
passes officers American
the question they most frequently ask u.s.
you American candy
voendam candy principally the called in
brandy drops brandy in this
nothing water The candy neither
especially look at and about all that
said in its favor that it is sweet and easily sas
factory a tooth that knows nothing better.
the little home opening off the tiny box of
that played the Of there baby in the
wonderful garb Of the Dutch child seated in
swing that American American could be-uness,
perhaps originally from Germany And when
looking curiously, tho respectfully it, it
cd the iutr1S in VEaV
world And that judging from this
example, baby's nationality 1t sounds the
world
tiny little bunt-nosed sailboat and started back to
Edam repeated journey out by train
long by time finally arriving at Am
sterdam, again. the drest had been
Holland but well satisfied with what the
exertion had given us. EDITOR.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
Where Cinnamon, Grow.

country Iaboriously trying impress
with the idea the earth
Later the day. during the study she
tempted the thought of the roots and
away beneath ground during the winter
months what asked hides beneath
ground weather. ready to spring
comcs?'
"Chinanen!" confident repy.-The Little chron-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
NATURES Compass.

territory Of South Australia tav
eiers provided liv
ing compass district abounds with the nests
The longer axis Of these
nests mounds always perfect line with the parallel
of latitude pointing south Scientists cannot
explain this peculiar orientation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
ALL IN A LACEY TANGLE.

I released from the realm of study and
feeling sessness developed from having nothing
mothers suggestion for me to spend my leisure
hours making a met with approval l
persevered sewing the lace and then
What yards and yards there Were But
whenever doubted if result would for the
flashed before eyes and
dismissed thought from mind. Stitching the
machine a first resembled
valleys, but practice makes perfect, before
was thru my very straight At last when my
tea gown finished had enjoyed afternoon of
solid comfort it, did think Of it Tabor lost
Grade, . FANNIE Allbourne,
School. 1106 Chestnut Avenue
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
THE JOURNAL JUNIOR MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA SATURDAY

ments Present worth discount compound interest
study partial payments Is infinitely
worse only that had memorable struggle
with terrible" problems. was absent when the
and did not like to ask any
one help spent all time in school trying
them, but at night they were still hopeless angie
Altho all evening more confused than
ever figures be having dance and at
length retired with headache All night long
problems, and pages long But
when attempted morning they not
several hours of hard work they
exactly correct but that Is ex-
crsabe for it would professor mathematics to
complish that. -aapel Williams
27o5 Johnson Street.
East Side High School
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
The Article Used.

of children having studied the Arabic and Ro-
man notation the teacher asked the following
question: John what do in writing the Arabic
of notation?"5
"A pencil replied John, aconicaly-The Little chron-
icle.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05

and then how little by little houses sprang up
along its until at last it ended in being main street in
with angle worked out of it that it's
original maker, the good little calf had made.
More than this summer have been reminded of
poem that is old streets in
the ancient towns look they had been made hundreds
and hundreds of So at Voendam, except
nearly peasant
into streets They hardly lay claim to
dignity than lane In America like to place
places-they prefer away houses of
worship only the initiated know where to find them
went down fight of steps that thought led into
body back yard and little well trodden lane
the base Of the little hill and there
its Struggled from sight from the street above
tiny little church it's face bathed IN the sun ana
Hospitality the procession of fishermen and
which entered it in groups of twos and threes
plain little church. whitewashed, all interiors
Holland the slightest provocation immaculate
uncushioned to benches and By and
by the little boys began to in and there was con-
clomp conp from their wooden shoes Each
in miniature of his father his
brother Each the vouminou trousers and
tight of with pin stripe of black like that
spored his elders The only difference that he did
have the huge carwheel buttons of silver that adorned
every self respecting did his jacket
top with the solid gold buttons Ind
ait really that tell it that they
mostly their
were not the volendam
takes minutes to tie every Sunday Wnen he dons his
Then, the small Voendammer is permitted
to wear the ooped up chain Except for these differences and
spite of their seeming number the boys copies in
Of their fathers and unces and other
male relatives.
The Latest Fashions In VoIendam
&c. too the girls who still the Voendan costume
small copies of their mothers and aun and
and older sisters. Each pettcoats-an
hung about slender hips.
look like animated, little possible
Her outside skirt either striped in wide stripes blue
else in stripes of white
this apron, generally cotton
with strip of checked Bingham inches wide
top going the waist band Why they
effect of the strange things
continually finds in this strange little land Probably
little Dutch girls, and likewise the Dutch
they copies, hair, but they More
it does not possible that it be very
heavy, for the fit closely it hair
Shaven tight The dainty
while the the practically
all, difference merely being in freshness caps
all kinds of maerialsace and inen embroidery
with the worldly condition
all are immaculate, all starched Just and with their
points turning under the ears Just sc. |"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
THE HARD KNOT IN THE ROPE.

huge knot my loosen it. Impossible, said
as felt tight but began to tug and tugged
natieny but here patience gave
AWAY for the when started was dis
coraged and threw the floor but just then
some one said THAT loosenng the Knot and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
1T CERTAINLY WAS.

It was, school girls expression, 'horrid alge
bra lesson Algebra point and this
the hardest lesson yet natural obstnacy,
for nothing aid and all OBJ
sacles have good lesson for the
first voice urged within and I began.
An passed. scarcely well started Another
hour crep BY half thru problems
becoming repetition Another hour then
utes with triumphant slam The hor
rid lesson fnished-every problem correctly
but the honors of the next
Ethel p. Hampton,
Central High School, 504 Eighth Avenue s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05

n Yankeeand.
There are 1855 the United States
largest Delaware the smallest number three
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
THE CLEANING OF CORNERS AND
CUBBY HOLES.

CUBBY HOLES. r..-.
Dear me! AS sit here trying to think
of some hard task which I accomplished
my mind wanders around, and l think
of everything else imaginab BILE except the
thing I want At last I have it. I'll
tell you about the time I was told to
sweep my room. Some of you will say,
"Oh, don't see anything very dreadful
about that" Perhaps not, in some cases,
but to sweep my room is a good days
labor Books! A pile mere and pile
there, on the floor, some ten or fifteen
in each pile. Then the pillows, and
pictures, and cosy-corner-seats, and oh,
all kinds of curiosities, which go to
make up girls room. Then, of course,
I have to dust the walls and all that's
on them, which is nearly as bad as
sweeping the floor as have all kinds
of Indian and japanese souvenirs hung
up beneath a canopy Of blue and white.
haven't mentioned the iron bed and
bureau, which are heavy to move. 1t wo
me even to try to tell all the little thing
so you will have to imagine some for y
climax the room is carpeted with sol
the hardest kinds to sweep. +
A Tenth Grade, 25'
.--. East Side High School. --
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
WHEN A NEW BOOK COMES OUT.

If it will certainly be on "The Trials
of a Dshwasher" washed the dishes always
dreaded when would have to wash the
table have wished that It lost strayed
lately have found the golden key which
locks the making it white
One day while busi1y engaged rubbing the
table mama came kitchen said, Florence will
YOU ever learn cently? Well"
claimed Annie (the gir here it lots dirtier
than this" Z..tF So K. .g,sgsa SO asg.
'Oh we'll" she answered Annie did do anything
right" wayit went. If I tried to make
cuse it of no use. ..a 34-asy saag 81
need of making for I have
accomplished the washing kitchen table.
Sixth Grade, Florence L. Todd,
Bryant School. 1885 Nicolet Avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05

NUTMEG CRATER.
SquirreI-Gee! What's matter with your back Mr.
Toad?
Mr. Horned Toad-some campers here for
a nutmeg crater.
Judge Copyright, 1903.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Sanoipinoel.
u. q. Sbompiou, Rceeiucr usS 2aup.
fOnturct | "a @rauoc, anflagrt.

Ora Yortlanb meOSeIes. at 9ranO
1Surpen bar beiluttet at reiie 8tltale
MOB aia 9. 2bompiou, Rereirer uGO
&mbtoutoret | ga 8runoe, Oregon.
for at bope moOtaget Stifpengc. Get
or go0tgicrt. at ban bar go6tienot
SoTeiteao entries oper en- lap So
bare ban iif $50 crtra / lin eger Com.
me for bUert Someiten6. San bar
blauSt an6et tilbuSt en- a%pGBhduOIer
at orSne meO 10 SomeiteaO entries
ior bnm moo en- 9ritteifiaing al
$500.
Sn0reSepartementet bar / flere
RacusSer bapt line agenter ! Oregon
fora. nroerisBe aTPrcn pe0 Dc oiieut'
lige SauSfortorer. hpor man bar Faot
Y%tistanfe ON, at en- iorilnser Spiuoel
bar guaet ! Soang, % lifere bar Oct
life oRret / California. Soubo OF
@aibirgtou. Get paaitaoes, at oper
en- 4liaion aeres oiieutIiat 2dnO paa
uIoUIig og iuisasti9e @naOe er aiGGn.
Oct i Nise IRE Staier / Ssbet al Sc
iioite ire Mar. Den M nil Ser for.
banbertIis bli ruitet op ! aHTrerne.
anfIaseu moo aia Sbompiou er Blot
Ell 9egpnSelie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Jnoitvrtntno,
Mangc SrGbt pcS en- lllpffc / eli Snn.
nel | Hew gprf.

ct hlinorebc tuienb Cons al Sten
og 8rlts itprteoe inc | Den befienbte
tunnel | Rem 0orf, ser bar polot
iaa mango lllpffer. Wirerina %
SprGnaning meo 9pnamit bnp6e
lssnet belle @runoen. Irbeibet sri.
pes Nat 90 Tag, og en- Slot WGno
bar inoe / 3unnelen, ga ltlrffen ife.
De Nat til Ssnbag ben 256e. II al
Solfene 6egrapeoes / 8ruiet, % Here
oebe. Wan 6egpnote itrofs at arooe
DC ulpffelige irem og tilfaIbte 9Gge.
bielp. aI. 1 Sonbaa @oracn bnpSe
man fact frcm ire Sig. 9iSt ierere
fanot man ire til. IogIe Of @Gn.
oene bar inbeflemte meaem ipGrc
Stene, men Ieoeoe enbnit og IeS frpg.
teIig. Sor Of bGmpe beres 9iSeIier
CAB S9gerne Dem Morfin. = ct ie.
mere Telegram beber set. of &ontraf.
teren er SfplO / llIpffen, iSet ban
babe forlemt At tase De n~ebbenSige
SoriigtigbeosregIer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Jneen Qppel.
gpr life tiaaSes / ariminalIaser,
tiger cn Spicitcrctsbummcr.

Soreneoe Statcrs 5sieItcretsoom.
mer Iaoio 5. 8retper er en- Manb
meo meaen Common Genie. Set
bier ban ogiaa | en- grtifel | "Sn.
dependent, buor ban tager Srbet
for, at Hetten til at appelere Ell
Dom / en- Sorbrpberiag ifol opF9.
pes. Genne Tet BRIGGS MI / De Sor-
enebe Stater / Ell iaaoan ltoitrPf.
ming, at ben blobigite 6orbrpoer faar
en- lang llbirtteIie al i'm Strai ON
ban life gnrtife gaar iri, og SsIgen
er, at Solicit Far tabt Siaiben til De
beitoaenoe Tetsinititutioner og ia.
ger Sopen / i'm egeu Saanb. Tou:.
mer Srerper tiger, iom ionbt err, at
2pnfing pilbe iaIbe bort al iig ieIo,
ON Sor6rpoeren fit lin Strof itrofS
efter at ban haobe beaaaet lin ltgier.
ming, ga Solfets frpnfebe Rctsislelie
oerpeb bilbe faa Spreisning. gt
Straf burtig fslqer paa en- @rsbe er
ct naturligt Tetsfrap, mcbens, ION
greper Tiger, ZEN forbalet &etfrr.
oigheO ofte er en- forneatet Hetfrr.
big5eb." Gao Ippelationsretten faI.
sc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Sanerne 90 folfet.
Gn Gaaitans, Der "bcGirs1 pfo
Strip al Gal.

Slaion Sbompion 9isr ben Taa.
at oct er Solicit, iom eier Seru.
banerne | bette 2ano. San ~ilutter
bette al Spgaper, ban bar foGct al
Sernboneprpiioenter. Stllppeiaut
5iib bar oplpit, at SainpiS Central
bar S.647 "StodboIOarS", al buiIfe
De allerfleite eier min0re emo 100 af.
tier bper. 80 al Sc ioruemiie Sern.
bnnefompouier iparcoe pna DIR.
Sbompions SoreipergieI. 0isie 80
eier 107,640 al De 2,020,47t Mil,
Sanbets iamleOe Sernbancipor
itbgjsr, % | line 9sger bar De 80
19t,3S7 StodbolOers.
Oct giper omfring , paa Nilcu.
Sperfsres bette 6orboIo poa ale
9nnerne / 2orbet, blioer Der altiaa
1000 giere al 6e 100000 Sern.
banemil. JON ri bar i Dor Riote.
Sollene Ipper life, ia @rtten, ga
ban bapoe regnet no, at ban bar 9l.
Ore END Gar lin.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
OaturaIiierino.
.. .. Slicn far en- Blnn til at fore.
bpasc Scoraacrier.

Sielge en- aorriponbonce ira
@oibington, .. e., bar RorSmon.
Den Better 9. Glen, ser iiior Seit
blep bolgt til Golintp 9lerf | G6ica.
90. funoet en- 5orm for R~aturoliie.
ring. JON bill forebugge g~ebraaericr.
Zen al DIR. Glen forcilnoeoe Torm
err bifolot al Siritiisoepnrtementet %
ifaI sisres ~aielbeuoe REQ ale Re.ter
/ Chicago. Zen itenmer neie mee
Sorifriiterre / De nne R~aturaliia.
~tionslope o. fr9rer al cnbper anis.
ger ON at blipe Berger, at ban ifal
meo6ringe TO gioner (iffe bare et,
Jon isr). og at Sc ifal erflrre, At BET.
ban iiger, err ianot. Iommeren ifnl
ifelge Mr. Sliens 5orilng ipsrse
enbner. iom ~forlanser at ina Iatu.
raIiiationspdpirer ON ban err err
anarfiit o. ON ban hploer onorfiiti.
Ife aprSomme. Gette er isr blepet
forismi. Splpier M pcofommenbe
men giSuer, at ban life err gnarfiit
og life isIer iig h~enSragen til anar.
fiiternes 9ilbiareIier. men bploer en-
init aegieriHssiorm, fan ban blioe
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
preiioenten taller.
Tancr til itrGng CpfplorIic Of bore
Ilistcr ium Spreere.

gpiifopalerne err, JON nnbetiteoS
nGpnt, iamleoe / 9anosmsOc / @oib.
ington, og Ssnbag Den 25be Otto.
Der hoIot Br9iioent RooieneIt en-
Cole for 1900 Ienneifer, Ser las
unoer on6en SimmeI. Sans Cert
bar "~borgerIia TetfGrbigbco", 90
ban fremboIot, at pi baaoe Dor bore
enfoIoige iom Guer % floae iom
Slnnaer. ) Ell Salnle irtgcr Cpl.
ifopalerne: COB iaoe the State".
Sette burbe life blot bore ct tomt
Gnife, men cit niporIig 6ormorirg
til at Iene ct iunbt og retfaiient Dor.
gerligt 2ip. oeItage | 8alg, aibre oft
for at faa 2anbets gmbeSer aobt Be.
latte og paaie. at 2opene cper6oIbeS.
Oct er iimpel ariitenpliat. >og oct
paola Breiterne % giifoperne at
inbifiprpe ben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Sci usiernine.
Gn ituffcls, iinbsips Some orGber tire
al fine Spru.

Sra Monterep. California, melSes
ON Ell irpstelig llOouO. besaaet al en-
IinSsipg aone. 0rS. &ouis Soerion i
Baciiic 8roOe. Sun mproebe nemIig
ire al iire 9srn. 6srit fualte bun fin
9l0Ite Cater 2ouiie, ~ aar GAM.
mel; iaa tog bun tat pan fin Gloitc
Ssn. en- II aor gnmmel 8ut, men
Serne IleO Jig ira Eeu0e % lsb jim
Bel. Ierpaa fpalte bun lin 6 aar
samle Sen SARAH % LOG BAN eitar.
paa / SooeSet me0 EFT EL % ienere
pan apGlben 6rGbte BUN lin Z Waa.
reber samIe ga5D, Waria.
Zen unSfomne Gut tog fsrite 3rrn
til SnIinaS, bror bans Gar, Der sr
Dtoifiniit, orbeiSeOe; ban ~iortaltc
BAN, at bans Rl0ite ssiter uar ina OF
LA iiliengs, men uPuute intet ON
Noeerens Soerialo pnn BAN ieID.
6aoeren telefonereoe ba iii en- Sarge /
Yacific @rope % bao ham lie til cen
ipse latter. Gottoren siorSe ian,
men fem life l1nger emo til 7sreu,
hpor ban al Rrs. Sperion fit Den 9a.
iteo. at inscn por ipg Ser | Suiet.
Rrite @orsen tisrte Soerion ielo
biem iii gacific @rore % ianSt ale
iins ire gsrn ~IiseenSe osSe ! en- Sen5,
girs. Soerion bapse o9ret un6er.
!is al iis / fIere MaareSer. Sun par
beniuIben til relisisia 8rubIerier, osr
altinn uSarteSe til fiiIoitGnoist Gan.
bib. Get par en- beiere Nlast. Jon
beo benSe at SrRbe line Barn. PAL.
itanr bun. Sun er M ienot til ei
Sinosigsedipl.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Sioen 5laaee.
Gmcrifu bar emit, men liorn Gune
til at 8iBrc ia giGlSeHSc.
Gn rnsHIf uotaieGe.

Get ~befienSte r~,3iiift Nfno "Roooi
Gremin" m~oeboloer en- mRrfeIig pr.
tifcl ON sc SoreneSe Staters Still.
lima / StriSen ~onqoaerSr Mnnfn-
riet oR aoreo. "amerifauife Stats.
mGuS." %ifriper set r~ltsiiife Re9ie-
rings rlau, bar Gtueue oplaote
for SEN 5are. iom nGrmer iig. mar
Raateruc hirIioeS Stiacbauet 6liper
ucniBe % itsOer iammen, o. De BIZ
oerior baoe fit 2anSs Slnaoe ~ioriter.
tct. Tor uGrurrcuoe or Sc 6oreueoe
StaterS 6laaNe, FLINT gnuife beirdd.
telig, life itor rof, til at De fan op.
uua line gnifcrS WaaI, OF Rogter.
ne | Sen aonIe gcroeu bcbeper ser.
Tor life at taae noget ipn6crIil Sen.
Inn til amCrifa. Srts oirfelile
Stprfc er life tor. Sort raar amc.
rita iaar Ell 5lao6e. ser er Scrre
pao Sopene, iom filler Sen aaruIe
geroeu ira Sen npe, piG set life Blot
fluuc rna6e rrS. at set bar Rettig6e.
ser, nten ogino bIipe iitauS til at
frGoc oent anerficuOtc. 7ctte oil
life ifc iuort. oa imiolrrtiS behdoer
6perfeu europa cler giien at IaSe iia
ifrGmnte ipnoerIig al Sc arrcrifnuife
arau % SrnIcr."
Ser err Set iagt mes tpoeIiae Sro,
at man ingenite6S err usot til at re.
ipefterc gmerifoS RettigbeSer, iorSi
oct life fan iorioore Dem. 90 set
iiges meS &c r~iiSiiife RpnSisbeoers
Sdntpffe.
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