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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27
IDAHO TUNGSTEN ORE.

Robert Bell, state inspector of
mines, returned yesterday from a
short business trip to Salt Lake
City, Utah, where he went to de-
liver a report on a Lemhi county
mine, inspection of which was
made in December last.
1.-The mine in question:" said
Mr.. Bell last evening, lis situat-
ed on tributary of the Pahsam-
aroi river, and besides the gold
and silver values it contains is
interesting from the fact that il
represents the largest body OF
tungsten mineral in the world,
as far as is known.
1.-THE property covers a close
ly parallel system of large fissure
veins five to ten feet wide, that
carry tungsten values carrying
from 5 to IA per cent tungstic
acid. There is very little actual
development on the veins as yet,
but they are now being system
atically explored, and it is not
unlikely that a new and valuable
mineral resource will be added to
the states production in the near
future"
The ore, when free from sui
phur and phosphorus. said Mr..
Bell, is worth from $1.50 to 50
per unit go pounds). depending
upon the percentage of tungstic
acid it contains. 1t is used as an
alloy in the manufacture of the
finest grades of steel and runs
the cost of the metal up to sew
eral hundred dollars per ton as
against $50 or $40 per ton for
ordinary steel.
''The mineral in the Lemhi de-
posit was first recognized by DR..
James E. Talmage of the Univer-
sity of Utah. 1t occurs sprinkl-
ed through the hard white quartz
veins and in rich streaks along
near the walls of the veins. The
principal varieties contained il
this property are wolframite
tungstate of iron, and megabe-
site tungstate of manganese.
1.-The mineral is very heavy
having about the same specific
gravity as galena, with superior
hardness, and is readily concen
trated." Mr.. Bell has brough'
in a beautiful specimen of each
variety, which will be added tt
the states collection here, anC
will be kept on hand for tbs
benefit of prospectors who may
discover similar mineral an(
wish to compare it. Boise Stat
eSman.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27
ASSESS NET OUTPUT.

Senator O'Neil. of Shoshone
county, has introduced a bill in
the Idaho legislature to assess
the net output of mines. The
bill is almost an exact copy of
the Montana law. The first Sec
ton of the bill provides that all
mines and mining claims, wheth-
er placer or rock in place, bear
ing gold, silver, copper, lead,
coal or other valuable mineral
deposit, after purchase from the
United States. shall be taxed at
the price paid the federal gov
ernment, unless the surface
ground has an independent value
for other purposes, when it shall
be taxed accordingly. All mach
inery and all surface improve
ments shall be taxed separately
from the mines. 1t is also pro-
vided that every person or cor
poration engaged in mining, eth
er quartz or placer, must make
out statement of the net profits
from the mine between January
/ and July l and deliver it to the
county assessor. This statement
must be verified by oath of the
owner or of the superintendent
or managing agent of the cor
poration. The term met profits, "
as used in this section, is defined
to mean 1.-The amount of money
received from the mining of said
metals or minerals from said
mine or mining claims after the
deduction Of the actual expendi-
ture of money and labor in and
about extracting the metals and
minerals from the mine or min
ing claim and transporting the
same to the mill, concentrator or
reduction works, and the reduc-
ton thereof and the conversion
of the same into money or the
equivalent; also the deduction of
all moneys expended for neces-
sary labor, machinery and sup
plies needed and used in the min
ing operations, for improvements
necessary in and about the mine
and mining claim, for transport
ing ore, and for extracting the
metals and minerals therefrom,
but money invested in the mine
or improvements during any year
except the year Immediately pre-
ceding such statement must not
be included therein. Such ex-
penditures do not include the
salaries, or any portion thereof,
of any persons or officers not
actually engaged in the working
of the mine or personally super
intending the management there
of. Failure on the part of the
person or company to report is
provided for by directing the
assessor to make the assessment
as provided in the case of other
property. The collection of the
taxes is to be made under the
general regulations, and the tax
lien laws and other general pro-
visions of the tax laws are made
to apply to the mines. A false
statement in the sworn statement
by the owner is made perjury.
An emergency clause is annexed
to the bill, which will bring its
provisions to apply to the pres
ent years taxes, provided the
bill is passed.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27
Stage Lime T!
MACKAY & CHALLIS.

Four-horse Concord coaches
and first-class daily stage service
between Challis and Mackay, the
nearest railroad point; Challis
and Three Forks. on the Thun-
der Mountain route.
Stages arrive in Challis at IL
m. and depart at p. M, car
rying passengers, mail and ex-
press, making close connections
with stage lines to different
points in Custer and Lemhi
counties.
G. v. HANSEN, Mgr.
F. Nickerson, Agt., Challis.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27
Board
% O % AND % d O
LODGING
Strictly Flrst-CIass {!
Only White Labor En-
pIoyed In all Departments

Board and Lodging at Mrs. M.
Jose's, northwest of r. N. Hull
& Cos. store, Challis, Idaho.
Meals and Lodging strictly first
class. Fine large rooms and
good beds, and the table supplied
with the best in the market.
Board and lodging by the day,
week or month, at reasonable
rates. MRS. M. JOSE.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27
HOTEL

The Willow Creek House at
Dickey will be run on first-class
methods. Board and lodging at
reasonable rates and one price to
all. People travelling from Chal-
lis to Mackay or from Mackay to
Challis will find it a convenient
stopping place.
EDWARD W. BASCOM, Prop.
Dickey p. O.. Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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Full Commissioners proceed
ings next issue.
w. G. Sweet was over from
Custer last week.
Ed. Huffman was up from
Mackay last week.
A regular January rain in
Challis last Saturday.
The Board of Commissioners
adjourned last Thursday.
George Harland is over from
Bayhorse for few days.
Geo. Ellis was up from Pah-
samaroi last Thursday and Fri
day.
Mr.. E. w. Bascom of Dickey
spent several days in Challis last
week.
Lou Mignott is out from Custer
spending a few days at the coun-
ty hub.
Former Assessor johnson and
wife expect TO move to Houston
about the 1st of next month.
Miss Dora and Mary Jensen
arrived in Challis last Friday
evening from Salmon.
Mrs. frankie Hicks was up
from Ellis last Friday night re
turning the following morning.
Born-To the wife of Mr.. A.
S. Honey, in Challis, Idaho. on
Tuesday morning, Jan. 90, 1908,
a 10 pound son.
M. S. Hicks departed last Wed
nesday for Haley. From there
it is said he will leave for South
Africa, where he has brother.
F. J. Hagenbarth, formerly of
Challis, was last week elected
Second Vice-President of the
National Stock Association at
the recent Kansas City meeting
of said Association.
A. S. Crandell returned last
week from Custer, where he had
been to examine the Vishnue
mine on Custer mountain with a
view of purchasing for his com
pany. Mr.. CrandelI is a we'll
known Tacoma, (Wash)., mining
man.
Axel Olson came out from Gus
ter last Friday where he has
been at work in the Lucky Boy
mill. He informs US that the
mill is closed down for a short
time. Mr.. Olson has gone to
Shelley, Idaho, where his family
reside.
Notice was served on all the
liquor dealers in Challis last
week by Constable Blume not to
sell or give to Tom Horton any
Intoxicating liquors, as he was
a minor. This notice was issued
from the Probate Court at the
request Of young Horizons par
ents. Tom did not like this kind
of treatment so took his depart
ure for Salmon.
We acknowledge receipt OF
annual pass No. 27 from Mr.. G.
". Hansen of the Mackay & Cen
trail Idaho Stage Cos. lines. This
company are running a first
class line of coaches between
Mackay and Challis, and between
Challis and Custer. This is the
only direct route to reach the
mines of Bayherse, Clayton, Gus
ter, Stanley Basin, Loon creek,
Seafoam and Thunder Mt.
G. E. Eddy and Geo. Speak,
N6IS III \u0lllo OfAO Joy loSb w CCn
en- route for Salt Lake City, hav
ing recently returned from Loor
creek. They report the Lost
Packer mine looking better thar
ever, and that it now has a 4-foot
ledge of ore that averages S37;
per ton in gold. Loon creek is
a great gold camp, and we bell
eve that there will be a great
amount of the yellow metal tax
en- out there next summer, for it
is no fake camp.
We received a telephone mes
sage from Boise last Saturday
relative tosthe bill introduced by
Senator Baker, in which he pro
poses TO annex a portion of Blaine
} county to Custer county. Our
J informant says that it is q
scheme to annex a portion oi
Blaine and then endeavor tC
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27
MINERAL ourPur.

Custer county ranked fourth
as a mineral producer in Idaho
for the year 1902, and Lemhi
county sixth. The output of the
best producers -Shoshone, Owy-
hee, Blaine. Custer and Lemhi,
are as follows
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27
FOR SALE.

i Ainsworth Denver) Assay Balance.
Set Button Weights.
Set Pulp Weights.
Nearly complete outfit, except furnace.
For particulars call or write we
j. O. SMITH, Clayton, Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-27

may order an election, and if
majority of the votes cast are in
favor of a local dispensary then
one may be established. But if
a majority vote mo- then no
local dispensary can be establish
ed. Whenever two thirds of the
legal voters of any county. city,
town or voting precinct shall
petition to resubmit the ques-
tion, and ask that any local
dispensary be closed, the county
commissioners are authorized to
call another election, providing
IL months have elapsed since the
last election.
All local dispensers and en-
ployees in local dispensaries are
to be appointed by the state
board of control from list furn-
ished by the county commission
ers. The state board OF control
is to make all purchases of liqu-
ors, by public advertisement, and
dispense it to the local dispen-
saries. Tests of all liquors pur-
chased are to be made by the
chemist and if not of the proper
grade it is to be confscated and
treated as contraband goods.
The board is to fix the price at
which all liquors are to be sold.
1t is to be sold in original pack
ages only, and it is not allowed
TO be drank on the premises. The
local dispensaries are to be open
for business from z a. m. to 8 o..
M, and to be closed on election
days, holidays and Sundays. All
liquors found in the state not
purchased by the state board
shall be confiscated and treated
as contraband
Provision is made for drug
gists to carry liquor for medici-
nal purposes.
Heavy fines and penalties are
provided for the violation of any
Of the sections. Capita! News.
WANT TO RE ANNEXED TO CUSTER.
A measure will shortly be in
troduced in the legislature to
take off the northeastern portion
of Blaine county and attach it to
Custer county. The people OF
that portion of the county set up
the claim that they have to trav-
ell distance Of about 260 miles
to reach HALEY, the county seat,
whereas if they are attached tC
Custer county the distance to the
county seat at Challis will be re-
duced to about 80 miles.
That portion proposed to be
set off and attached to Custer is
ell that portion lying east of the
watershed between East Fork OF
Antelope and Champaign creeks,
running south to the base line;
thence to the Bingham county
line; thence north to Lemhi
county; thence west to Custer
county. The section contains a
population Of about 1000 people,
all of whom it is said are anxious
to be attached to Custer county.
1t would also be we'll for the
Legislature to attach all of the
Pahsamaroi valley to either Gus
ter or to Lemhi county. AS 8
matter of convenience to the
people of that valley, the county
seat of Custer county would be
much nearer and easier to reach
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

p%6atempler. men enonu lite engang
500 friItelige airter, 5or enbOer Sir
fe er Der 657 2lItre % 5empler Og 235
inofpote 9raiter for enbperMislioner.
De b%uoo6iitiIte 2ereanitaIter bar
10000 Stuetnter, ION fOr6ereoe iig
til qrqIteItabet. % De friiteli9e tbeoz
logifte Sfoler ioet 9ele Rige tun 116.
Der tr bleoen fagt, at BET melt nebiIads
en6e / Misiionsns Sitting / Sapan.
er bet life Qntal Stuoenter. 20 %
al MisionGrerne i 3upan er / 9Otio.
a5 StaDer meo 10.000-50.000 Snoz
poanere er enonu uOen nogen Misiios
nar. Som man antager bar 30 Mtiais
oner / Sapun enonu lite bgrt gpanges
let ON ariitus. G,ar. 6bl.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

BET life er os uoeotommenoe, at man9.
ioloige Menneiter ipnter ao ct umGr-
teligt % berfor iaa farlfst Strdaplon
NED / uparoig % pemmeIis Unite. 81
tpoeligere nan faar bet at ie. beito
narmere tommer oenne Sag til ems
6ierte. 0a pil fere % fIere, pgioa
al BEN, Der life britter iig brllfne.
rent opgipe oenne 9rif, lite Tom e
goOe, be betpemmer iig til at ORE.
men iom en- uftib unptti9 Og aItir
itabelig gDrbe. De faiter fra iig. Do
pill bet ogIaa ret blioe ertenbt. at nj.
holOsid9en lite er en- ietteriit. baIr
oitetiF9eitr9bslie, men ct liofremmen.
De arbeioe for le9emlig, iialelig oq
fpeial Sunpbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
. eepi's Set.

De MenneIter i6lanot os. Der uofs
looelig boloer frem. at De triltne ftal
tr9tte Tig tilbase og teOe a~itetiit, buroe
ueie ituoere bet Gtsempel, iom QeDi
gioer.
Gfter at ban pad Selu gefaIing
er itauet op for at fplge BAN, gsr
ton ct fort @9itebuo / 1T 6iem Jog
Ger par en- itor Scb 5oloere % andre,
iom FAB meo Dem til gorbs." Cut.
6. 81 ng.). lloen 5pipl bar 9Th
ifubet meget b%lanoet; Seiu Spur pdd
5drifaernes oaOIeinge liotulelie piies
10, at ben bapbe nogen 0runo for fig.
Men 2epi bapoe bog inobubt 5eius.
6an bapbe life foritaaet ben guoboms
rteIige Isabelle FABIAN. at ban ueen
pioere ituIoe itile ii9 ira fine game
3dmmerdter, uDen al bdpe fsrt benz
fammen meb Seius. 81 ON eno mani
&c al @Gferne pare tarpeIise not /
religiss og moralit 9enieenoe, peD ri
mi. boiIten SnOfpoelis Meiterens
NarOarelie maatie bare paa Dem. Oct
er oeo oenne 9eilig6eb. ban uDtaler
Get Orb, iom, mere eno npeet anDet,
siDer Os Rsglen til 5oritaaslie al
bans 5reIiergerning og 5ortpnoelie.
Meb oisie Orb / tit 6jerte foritoO
Mattbaus, at bans plaos par life en-
Munteceae. 5or BAN giafOt BET, at
5eius tunoe TONNE inn og fptoe bans
9iO % be andres OagIige eip.
o16e 66riitian4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
GuanseIict / Sapan.

Gor 80 Qar iioen bIeD BEN beIigs
Strift trptt bemmeligt / Sapan, pg
gegerne b!soe 6ragie bort ON Ratten.
De, iom uDferte osnne Gerning, ejore
h BET meb 2iosfdrs.
gu sr Der / Sptobamu ct triitsligt
5rptferis Selifu6. iOm uO9iOsr ben
6s0ige Strift life alene pad iapGneiif /,
men oglua paa %tineiiit, ti6etdnif. tores
ant og TO filippinite D;1letter.
5 Sapan iinbes en- 9ibell9iefOrss
ming, Tom tqler 10000 Meblemmer.
6Dilte bape forpligtet fig til bper Dag
at laie ct bsitemt 4finit i gibelen.
S bet iibite Qar bleD Der alsne | Sas
pan ubbrspt $4,000 @fsemplarer,
altIaa $4,000 flere enD | 4aret til
form. Dog er Der enonu plaos 4!
mango. 5 Sapan finoes Der enonu
$1,000 Sbintopraiter % 10000
guobabprefter, bporimOb Der fun er
TAO M~isiionarer | 6sle aejierriset;
193,O 900 Sbintcaltre os 10000 But
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saa tar vi fat.
Spem pil pere meS at lpite?

BORT nplig afbolote Qarsmsbe /
Glf 6orn, Soma fatteoe 81. a. fglz
eenDe geiIutning meO 9enibn til Dor
Sfole:
.4arsmpoet bempnbiger SfoleDiz
rettionen / 5%orening meo 8ourD Of
3ruitses til at gre uofait til en-
5lpibpgning eaer en- formaalsiOorenoe
gngning PED Samfunpsts STOLE /
Blair og til at inbiamle Wipler til
inmme, % mar ben ~nappeuoige Gum
sr 9aranteret. men life for. tianoss
bet Den at bpgae."
) 4raft al oenne gempnpigeIie fut=
teoe laa nepnte 9irsttiOn og godro
ct 5ruIiess, iamleoe tilf9qes Mepe
ben l. Sui, fSlgenbe geitemmelie.
+. 1. ut Der, man gstingelierne eg
til Sters, opfpres en- 5lsj6pgning 0eo
Sboenben at 6opeO6pgningen oa liz
benoe peIt parallel msD Cen nOrbre
5lpj.
2. Nt Der ifrdfs fer 6snOsn6eiie
til en- Arfitett for at faa oPIans
ano Specifications" Tor en- idaodn
9naning, ida ri fan faa guo paa Den
co ie, 6pab bet bill toite at opfgre ben.
8. 9igeiaa gaos Ger itrafs til 8arts
meo at iubitri6ere til 9pgningen.
4. Summsn. ION ital Oare tegnet,
fpr Der fan tagss fat paa at bpgge.
"a fer Subitriptionen er b%in0enoe.
Iattes til $4,000.
getalingen beitemtss til 3 5erminer
1. ROB. 1903, |. Maj 1904 og /.
ROD. 1904.
5. Samtligs Meolemmer at be II
2eaemer, fom Samfunnet bar bempn-
riget til Oenne Gags Gennemfsrelie
orgdnii,reoe rig til en- Snoiamlingsto=
mite.
6. 5sl9enOe bleO Iad pddldgt al
lene SubitriptiOnen / 9Der i'm areba
eass areoie, faals0e5:
= gatOr q. 6. 5. ep4Olm / pitlige
Soma are0s.
galtor &r. Qnter anmoOss pm al
isps ben / Dsltligs Soma areO.
gditor 6. Sobnfen | noroltge mis-
ieDe ben / psitlige Soma areOs.
gaftor s. 5. airofia | ipDiigs Wisz
coniin og atlantic 8reos.
pator g. 3. Gbrifianfsn / Sit
nois og gatifiA &reos.
gdftor 6. 8. S9mtDt / NorosDds
tnta 4rens.
paitor U. %. an6srfen | Gebrds
itas to &rsDfe.
7. Der palgtes Desnoen en- gpgs
riresfpmite paa 5 WeDlemmer. ION
iii bar repe iii at tage fat paa Plas
nens uofgrelie, iGafnart wstingslierne
er til Steoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Gn 9onOeorens cit bag i'm BLOB,
pan lugps giier m.
Sg @gneas ungopm lang benz
fro;
9e gil ira 99 til 8p.
.Du unge 9aarel 6piltst Spro9l
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Gag 9roio0i % rpt6miit Stunt
iii 5antens 9epl % sir
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iii tprret uo At 6iertets 9runo
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5 beqig 8arnetro;
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Sp til SUB 6aoers 80.
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DO oine Spnoers Sum2
.6prit, naar pu tenoer 9elpeos
Cru,
.0u bar for 6imIen Rum."
"a sraniteo ben peo Dag og
Hat
!6oer 6jertets Job o9 Sig.
Sber glet bleO toet at bet Gin
9eri Iou Seus Gig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
So9anmcloclic,

81 @aos M a Il b, no9le Min.
reOrO ON Prg.ften qdurits
M at9iofeit1. at 9. 81. 9anien.
Cqris % Gents.)
Der ct iGroeles mango M.nneiiet,
lom bar fslt fig tnDtteoe til afoeo.
phitor 6. Mdi6iaien. San par st
e9te 9ione, tbi lite alsne / i'm 3ale "a
6ortDnoelie. men i al i'm 5Rrb bite
fan. at SUBS Ries Tor BAN bsIto0
lite / Orb, men i Strait, Og ban els
Itebe Menneiter. -
Sntet llnberoa, at mango MenneTter
1T BAN inberliq far. ofte eftsr blot ell
eneite Samtale. Oct sr fbrit CO frems
NET Disie, Der Dil glade iig oeo bet life
Ninbsitrift, bDis 3itsl itaur oper
pisie Ginier. Oct bar Ell iapnt Oh
itilferoigt 9eonet. Mat9iafen fprte, al
Sl9it og Staabej par BAN fremmeo
ca bate bans Misbag, ban gjorte
9elit lige 3rtn meo Ten fate 9runo
unoer 5sooerne.
Sda pil oa ogfaa be, ION tenote
Gam, o9re glade for zen jebne og for
bringsleie Stiloring al bans aib, ION
Der foreligger. Den er bel egnet til at
liable be gooe, itsnne Minoer frem.
Smiolertio far triltelige 9epnetsz
teeningcr aItio Daft epns til at tjene
til Opbnggelie for Dem. ber lefe benz
meo 5oritaaslie al, at iaapanne from
me ariitne git foran; men hi ere taloss
&c til at panore here's 6obipor, fom
egiaa be OanOreoe | Serrens. 9eres
giD afgipe juit BET @ionesbnrb ON, al
9erren fam efterfelses at ipnbige
W~lenneiter, iom Ri aae ~tr9nger til
Itapis al ftiaes orerfor.
Som be frommss 9ib pioner, iod
taloer here's Minbe. 8st tor berfor
bdabss, at Denne file Beg maa fau an
pip llobreoelie. Den fan. iom enbper
i%riitelig eeDnebste9ning gre megea
0abn.
ut gogen ialges til 5oroel for
~traneenoe praiteenfer, burce b9re en-
Drerligere Qnbsfaline til at fpbs ben.
goeen fads | 0anifteutberon Dub
Iifbine Spufe, Blair, Nebr., os tOiter
/ Omildg 25c.. tnObunpen 35c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Gn BOG ON
acknowledgements.

VdlgrnenlgpeosprRl 9dtl 8pu],
l1bberup, bar / .8anit Sirtetioenbs"
~itrepet felgenoe uom9rteoe 4rtitel /
Qnleoning at 9r. Matti 6elenius'
7ottoroiiputats. Def er baooe pels
gsrenoe % ct gl9oeligt 3ioens 5een
at Iqie iuaoanne Orb / .0anit 9irs
tetioenbe", Iom bel p9ientligit l9ies nf
BRA ter. Sect ri gen9iper 4rtitlen,
latter oi 5orfutteren for De flare og
cperbeoiienoe Orb:
afbolosidgen er / oisie Qar / Serb
nab at tr9oe inb / st mt Staoium.
5or nogle Qar iben lea mango poa
Observation-Disclosures iom noget iettes
riff. De er ian unoerlige, bisis Mens
Reiter, iagoe man; oeres Sbe er no9ei
beI1noerlig. Wlen iebrigt er nen gnns
Tfe rsIpettd6el. Obi at ct Menneite,
I'm bar pGret iorfalbsn, refer fg Dst
belt at npgiDe Ten fdrlige 8rit. er 10
rsgst prifeligt. Os at ReHneifer,
ser i.aar ham mar. iwtstter BAN peo at
ssre ligeiaa, sr 10 ogiaa rigtig soot.
De giser 10 = aanite pitt noget o0erz
srerent aft1lo paa ct 9ooe for an
5res Sfnfo. Wan Idd meo QfItanoss
Qeir:a;. paa Sagen.
Sdd tilfsjsbe man urosrttpen: bers
ION nit Gtsempel bdboe getpenine,
rib. ie5 maaIte ogfda giDe 4ftdlp poa
oette 9ote; men BET bar in9en iaas
9an 9et1oning.
s bette fiOite quntt iog nan nu
Ell. Ser ear / mango SoIne iiocet
N liae notwithstanding, for en- Itor
Del ~bsitaaenDe at Wlsnneiter, Der an
eas f6r pletteOe gtfiItenIer pg bdlD=
IiofieS ubietter, ION bel life bupoe fods
It TAI / anoen 9iosoiseom, enO at oei
9ar ret raaosligfts at ppgipe Snapien.
Soaeanne Mennsiter % iaaodn en-
Eorening tr4nger til liot SelOtilic
men ben fadr De life let, nddr be boz
cerliqe | Soqnst, be, Der life er nogei
at Iige paa, 6oloer zig borte fra ben.
Seq tror, manaen en- Yreit piint
Fare itnrtet oisIe Menneiter / beres
for Dem neopenoige 5orI9t peo al go1
meo BEN. Dan pilbs muaife IelO baoe
faft 0aDn beraf. Og Fan pilDe MAD
fe Da faa ZrenlpO for fine Orb ON.
a. bisIe MenneIter life bar belt, ION
Le Itnlee p1re, ielO ON be life rerte
| 5laIfen. 56i pisie Orb, ION hi 4fs
/ 6olosfOlt nu far facet preoitst inotil
| asbiDnmsliebsD al Mennefsr, ION
Ffddr uOenfor, fddr en- belt anben
Slang, nadr be iiges at ct Wtenneifs,
ion ftaar inbenfor. Mdn logger ligs=
! frem W9rfe til benz.
ga bette pilDe Fan tunne gre, ielt
ON ban / og FOR fig aniaa be ipiritupi'
Driffe for ct @obe. Oct er oa life belf
ufenot / ariitsnbommen. at mar far
opqipe ct @obe for andre Wenneiters
Stplb (Hom. IA, 81.
Sa, man bliper mere pg mere ops
, laat iii at gre bette, 10 mere man faai
| gjs for, at bet sr Ct farlist 9ooe. Ser
sr ret 10 at 9stponing, bpao man ban
fet oa oplspst. SEQ fOrituor fad gobt
at ben, Der life bar Jet ret meget, Ell
utilg9nselig for oisie 5orsitialnssr
Msn jss fOritaar Osiud, at ben, ION
blot ct Bar 6anse pda merit 5Olo bor
let ben uiigelige Glenoigbeo, ION
Grifferiet polbsr, life fan slsmme Del
iqen; % at 10 mere ban fer, beito mere
fan ban Jamie i'm getrugtning bsri,