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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-19
Death Comes to MISSIONARY

CHICAGO. July 1S.-B. H. Marsh.
Who went from this city to China in
1898 as a missionary and member of
the faculty Of the Anglo Chinese COL
lege. Chou. is dead. Becoming i'll
several months ago. he planned years
vacation and his parents were prepar-
ingste. receive him when news of his
death arrived.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-19
Kaiser,s Ship Goes Aground

BERLIN. July 1s.-The German bat
tleship Schwaben, while on her trial
trip today ran aground near the island
of Febmarn, damaging seventy feet Of
her bottom. She proceeded to Kiei
under her own steam and was there
locked Tor repairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
PARK THEATRE.

In The Parish Priest" which Managers
Spitz and NathanSon ~ the Park theatre
announce AZ the first OF the plays 10 bs
given I'm the re-opepirg OF the regular
season 81 the theatre. after the close of
tho nine weeks period Of stock. they nave
one Of the most appealing and effective
plays seen IA Providence for some time
II become noted as produced by Dan
sully. who played u for several seas,ns
and uptll this theatrical year. 1t IS a
play without word 20 offend and al
though the principal character in II Is Of a
priest. there Is no caricsturing and Moth
ing but a simple portrait OF a kindly
priest. whose sole effort Is devoted 90 the
reuniting of two cstranEed families and
bringing back happiness 10 HIS niece and
her lover. Thcre r. q simple and toucn-
ing love story-two of them. I'm fact.
and the play moves on Its harmonious
way with nothing that could he con
strued To- offend the most ardent church
man. hut with much 10 make one proud ~
the parish priest
rho play will he given With the Von
plete and pleasing outft of scenery fur
nished for the opening production and viii
he given hy company ~ unusual
strength N viii be n notable event tor
the re- opening Of the season ~ the PARK.
FOR n will be the first production NJ this
play in Providence at popular prices
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

the camp and the proceeds obtained were
not what they should have been on a
pleasant day. So another concert for
the same object is 10 he held at the same
theatre. Sunday afternoon and evening.
And Managers Spitz and Nathanson are
arranging concert which IL intended
10 be equally as good as the other one.
The list OF artists includes the Ma
tional Musical Trio, one of the best Of
instrumental acts: the Alabama Stu
dents QMrtette. quartette Of colored
men whose voices blend harmonlously.
and ho-slng- e-latest-seHgs5 Tatfer
and Baker. singers Master Frank Far
mer. the boy tenor: the Franklin Sisters.
singers. and among other attractions
some OF the finest moving pictures ever
shown here one OF these is Fairy
land" 10 minute illustration by a series
OF pictures OF fairy story and It's
transformations: and a daring train rob
berry ln which the bandits stop an ex-
press train and are finally shot In a
running fight with sheriffs posse. This
is a wonderfully realistic picture and one
TO he seen TO be appreciated.
There will be two concerts, one at 2:l5
IN the afternoon a Empire matinee prices
o5 cents for any seat in the house and
one in the evening at which the prices
will be 10. 25. % and 80 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

whether the prospects for the future be
for veal or woe and OF such is The Child
Wife.f
Nellie Golden. the child Of wealthy pa
rents. about to he forced into an alliance
with a man whom instinct tells her 10
hate. accepts the only chance Of escape
and marries the man OF her hearts de
poor and that trouble and sorrow may
come. Mr.. Villain being a lawyer OF
prominence and the confidential advisor
Of the young ladys father, has in mind
the wealth that will be his. can he but
obtain her signature to certain papers
year passos and baby boy comes
TO gladden. the hearts OF the boy inventor
and his child wife. Then. too comes the
schemiug lawyer. The young husband is
entlced 10 a counterfeiter's den. where he
Is arrested. and the young wife Is car
ried OF 70 "a hidden retreat where she
is imprisoned. I'm the effort to force her
90 sign the papers. The husband escapes
they make their escape together. They
then seek out the father. with whom they
become recOncilcd, and the baffled villain
receives his Just reward.
There are II big sets OF scenery for the
four acts. the, greatest Of which are the
ones showing the Poodle Dog restau-
rant" I'm the Tenderloin and tho old boat
house on the East river. The latter Is a
revolving set the boathouse disappear
Ing and an open view Of He'll Gate APP
pearing. showing the husband and HIS
child wife I'm p small open boat az the
mercy OF the wind and waves The Fall
River steamer Priscilla passes by. and
the crew. noticing tho helpless pair. ef
feet their rescue The company present
II I'm New York. where the piece had an
extended run.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

Lord and Lady - set toItn most at
tractIvely oy the best organization %
talented players that has yet appeared
IN the piece The sdy Algy of Miss
Hilda Spong ls bteezy sympatheuc and
altogether most loNable person The
role Is one 10 deight any actress. bat
Miss Spong plays 1t with an easy
natursluess and charm of manner. lend
ing 70 Il also a satisfying element az per
scnal beauty as well as a thorough ar
tistic delneation OF a very eNactlng
part
The other characters of tho piece are
In the hands OF the following dis
tinguished artists: Charles Harbury as
the Duke of Dronehorough: Percy Lyn-
dali as Marquis ot Qunrmhy; Hon Cros-
by Jethro is paved h, Stanley Jcssop:
Captain Standise by Charles Bertram.
Braba1on Tudway nv r. Y Rackus.
Richard Anresley by Louis La Bey:
Montague Denton by Albert Cowles; Mr.
Jeal by Edwin Hale; Kinch by John
Armstrong. swepson (AlgYs valer by
II. Carlton Redding Mawley Jemmeft
tAlgy's Jockey by Ira Herds. Wyke ny
John e. Tremavne The ladies of the
company I'm addition 10 Miss Hllda
spong are Madeline Rives Marion Chill
ders, Rose lie Moine. Maude Hosford and
Mabel Rouhuck
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

II specialties were the only features
offered by the Rose Hill English Folly
company, which will commence weeks
engament at the Westminster on Monday
next. there Is sufficient talent on the
program TO comprise a first class vaude
Vile bill. There Is funny George W. Rice.
with his indescrioable humor; Thomas and
Watson. who are masters of character
comedy; frankie Hslnes, one Of tha clcv-
crest OF condolences: ths Wilson trio,
German character singers and yodlers
Katherine Rowe Palmer who dances Ill
vinely; Wolf and Milton. ncroba tic per-
formers: Jennie Gulcnar2. a statueSiue
burlesquer; the Eshar Sisters, sohbrettes:
Nolan and White, comedians and paro-
dists and Grace and iurnet'. sketctists
But besides the va Idar. otcl'ing tbe
company presents wo OF TIE funniest bur
leeques of the season The Baby Trust
and "a Peep eBhind the Scenes" intro
ducing a score o. pretty girls
Next week. TranS-Atlsntics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

Mass, the characters being the owner OF
Sky Farm" on the slopes OF the Berk-
shire Hills, his two daughters the respec-
tive lovers of the two daughters. the skin
flint father OF one OF the lovers. widow
ed postmistress and her ehulent tom
boy daughter, a village villain. vii
lage hackmen and other village in
dividuals. eccentric and otherwise The
action is bright and interesting and the
scenes include one showing Sky Farm, -
with the BerkslIires I'm the distance. the
interior OF the postoffice. path in the
woods and other beautiful settings, seen
in the original scenery The company is
said 60 be a strong one and the play will
he one of the events Of the Empire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Robert Edeson. who on his previous
appearance here In Soldiers OF For
tune" established himself firmly In the
regard OF local theatregoers will present
here the first three nights OF next week
at the Providence opera house, with
matinee Wednesday, under the direction
OF Henry r. Harris, a new comedy OF
American army life by Richard Harding
Davis, entitled "Ranson's Folly Aside
from the appearance here Of a popular
favorite in new role the event has
attracted wide spread attention because
OF the popularity also enjoyed here OF
The author. Richard Harding Davis. who
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
FOR plNEY RIDGE CAMP.

and evening OF bitterly cold day fol-
lowing snow storm Of two days dura-
tioh. the benefit concert for Pine h,dge
Camp for Consumptives given last sun
day az the Empire theatre. was huge
success. u was unquestionably one OF
the best ever given I'm Providence. Man
ayers Spitz and Nathanson OF the
theatre. who booked the talent. giving
their own services and the use of the
theatre free. managed TO get together
the best list OF artists ever shown at n
similar affair In Providence But the
managers arc not satisfied
They wished 90 make some money for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
EMPIRE THEATRE.

IN SKY Farm which comes next weoh
70 the Empire theatre. Edward r. t'd-
der attempted to reproduce more faithful
lS than II had yet been done. the life OF
rural New England. without exaggeration
and without strainng for effect TO et,nte
lnother and better "Old Homestead %
without the faults OF that ancient pIers
Tho author had had experience IN writ <
Peaceful Valley" and others OF the
Iieces I'm which the late Sol Smith Rus
sci had been seen.
I'm Sky Farm" he reached such high
note that Charles Frohman gave IL one
Of the 'oest OF setting and sent IL out with
strong company IL was seen at the
principal playhouse OF Providence two
years ago this month.
The action Of SKY Farm takes place
In a small social circle I'm Cedarhurst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

OF the kind that has ever been presented
on any stage The gowns and fancy
dress costumes worn by the ladies' and
gentlemen OF the COMPANY I'm this scene,
are elaborate I'm the extreme. New cleo
trical effects aud exquisite color schemes
have been introduced I'm the lighting OF
this superb scene. making a harmonious
stage picture that will long he remem-
bered
"You are always n very pleasant fell
low, Algy." remarks Lady Chetland In
the first act OF Lord and Lady Algy,"
and II is quite certain that the sentiment
viii be echoed by every one fortunate
enough TO sec Mr. Faversham as Lord
Algy." he cast is the present production
Is an especially notable one, and the In
teresting story OF the differences OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
THE 0'G0RMhN'S zoo.

The coming week at oGormans Zoo
promises 10 be the best OF the season
as far as the attractions are concerned.
Mr.. Benson realizes that TO induce people
from their homes at this time OF the
year he must give them the very best
attractions obtainable and this believes
he has done I'm securing as his feature for
the coming week. Mime. Schell and her
den OF monster African lions. Mime. Schell
Is the smallest lion trainer In the world
She presents the most startling exhibition
OF wild animal subjugaton ever placed
before the American public.
The Dexters in n wonderful exhibition
OF transmission OF thought, will give an
entertainment that is bewildering to the
audience.
Ed Slocum. the blackface banjo come
dian. gives an excellent entertainment.
As the greater part Of the attendance
IS composed OF children and their par
ents who are always conscious TO have
them learn as much as possible about the
different animals, Mr. Benson as an ex IN
irducement 10 the little ones is going to
make n present OF a nice winter coat 10
the boy or girl composing the best compo-
sitlon on the big camel which has been
affording them so much amusement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
KElTH'S THEATRE,

An uncommonly strong bill has been ar
ranged for the enjoyment OF Keith pat
rons for next week. with an abundance
OF big laugh-provokers whose names on
any bill insure It's attractiveness and pre-
dict one long laugh for those who attend
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
IMPERIAL THEATRE.

4 drama fun Of action and with stir
ring climaxes is "The Child Wife.
which comes To the imperial next week
IL Is the latest play from the pen Of
Charles A. Taylor. the well-known author
Of queen OF the Highway Through
Fire and Water and other successful
dramas. but i'm THE Child Wife" Mr.
Taylor has turned 10 a higher class Of
drama. II Is a thing OF every day oc-
currence TO read Of some impetuous girl
hastily married TO the man she loves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
GAS PIPES
WERE
FROZEN
Candles Had TO 30 Provided
for illumination Of Engine
House 8 on Harrison 81.

To see modern city nre engine house
illuminated by candle light Is certainly
unique. but such was the situation last
night at the home OF Engine Company
No. S which Is located on Harrison
street. between Westminster and division
streets.
The gas pipes frose up and the gas
company was notified OF the trouble. Ex-
pert "gas-pipe thawers' were Immediate
ly dispatched 10 the scene and they tink->
cred around The meter while and then
announced that everything was ''hxed"
and departed into the night.
Soon the brilliant gas light fifckered
down. until flame about the size OF a
candle was visible at the Jet But Il did
not stop here, for II began 10 diminish.
and the gloom deepened, until with one
final spurt the lights went out and tho
engnehouse was shrouded in stig1an
darkness
II was at this critical juncture that
kind neighpors came to the rescue with
candles and tapers and soon the drawing
room OF the house resembled a frst-class
funeral. with the fire laddies as mournsrs
for the late lamented gas. The expert
gas pipe thawers'' are going TO "fa
things" again today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
White House,

Washington, ID. c., Nov. u, 1909
Both myself and wife have used Mum
yon's Paw Paw. NY wife was a great
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and with the natural results of age.
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(Signed), r.. ;. BECkLEh'
Mr. Beckley has for 81 years occupied
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Senator's department officials. congress
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Sold by all druggists. Large bottles
81 Munyon's Laxative Pills 2Sc bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

perial band at Infantry han Sunday even
ing. Ian Il, was band master OF artil-
lery and special cornet soloist to his ex-
cellency. the Earl OF Dufferin. from 1872
and 1910, from 1870 To 1877 bandmaster
OF the Detroit National Guards I'm 1856
bandmaster of the Seventy-first Regiment.
National Guard OF New York.
Sept 5. 1895 Liberatrs Grand Military
hand OF 10 talented musicians passed i'm
review by President Mckinley during the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

Itching piles Never mind II physicians
fail to cure you. Try Doan's Ointment.
No failures there. so cents At any drug
store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

Burdock Blood Bittcrs gives q man q
clear head an active brain. a strong.
vigorous body-makes him At for the bat
tie Of life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
LIBERATI WILL PLAY.

Signor Liberati, the world renowned
cornetist, who Will play a solo al the
grand sacred concert OF Muscentes Inn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

Every family should have It's house,
hold medicine chest and the first bottle In
II should be Or. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup. Natures ~-medy for coughs and
colds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

Henry Huggs. colored, rs years old, es-
capped from the state hospital for the In
sane yesterday He has brother re
siding on Winter court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
MUNYON'S
PAW PAW
Is Endorsed by Leading
Government Officials
They All Say
II Has Cured Them of Dyspepsia
Indigestion and SIeeplessness.

My new Discovery-PAW PAW-has
made many friends at the National Capi-
tal-washington, ID. c. Even at the
White House where II has been received
with high favor. Read what Is said
there OF II. MUNYoN.
President Rooseveit's Confidential Mes
senaer Recommends Munyon's Paw
Paw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09

Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Electric OIL. Perfectly safe. Never fails.
Al any drug store.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-18
Gerempnien og Serb.

paIt. 2arIen, Geremonien og Soros
pdataitelien.
Drum er omtrent Mibtpunttet al
bet Itore oanife Settlement, Der moo
Roro itrafter iig til Spiter og 9il
Street., mob on omtrent 6%ulDOeis til
Blair, MOI Spb til aenndrb og mob
9eIt til bet tpIte Settlement Oeb Belle
Greet. qfae bisfe DANTE er for gjes
6litfet lloen tirteIi9 getjening. Den
norfte Spnooe bar arbeioet Der | 20
@ar meb bet Reiultat, at Der er en-
lille Menigbeb. at bDiIten omtreni
6alobeten garne pniteoe getjenin9
fra ben foreneoe banIfe 9irte, ON ben
6apoe en- 9frfIombeo beruoe. 8ette
2nite beles at doifiaige andre oanite
6amilier, Der itoar ubenfor Nenigbes
ben.
Gnfelte fsrer til Blair til Sirte,
men bet CT temmelig Iangt, iiGr DIN
8interen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-18
QGslerne.

Gn Dag tom enQlan0 op til pras
Tioent 9incoln for at fpge ON ct Gms
beoe. 9incoln bar me9et pldget meo
@nIsgninger, og ba benneU}uno bar
ganfe podtr0ngenoe. f@ortalte ban
BAN fplgenoe lille 9iitorie;
oGngang oilbe en- itor og mGgti9
&onee foretage en- 9ioetur. 9an
tdlote ba fine 9%eirprofeier iammen
% fpurgte Dem ON, 6puo Sldgs
9eir bet oiloe 6lipe. De ipoaebe BAN
goot 9eir. og ban orog f%urtreit=
ningsfulb at Steb.
!6dn babbe imiblerttb fun reoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-18
sra Drum, Nebr.

Onsbug ben 12te fejrebes Rasmus
Qdriens og 9lice Meflers 9rpaup.
paItor u. 2arIen, M~eni9bebens fors
benperenbe Pr9it. forrettebe 8'elien,
Der ST. II, WiDbag, funot Steb |
grubens 6jem, ooerbaret al bet uns
&c Bars mango Sl9gtninge og 8ens
ner.
Gfter 9ielien inbtog man en- flOt
Dinner.
Mr. og Wrs. 2orien blioer boenbe
fer | Drum. bbor De bdr Gorretning.
Wenig6sben 6eritebs, Der ~frembelcs
er uben reeuler tirtslig 8etjening,
far after fenot adlbsbrsb til YdIt.
Sfofp / Berth 4mbop, 81. s. 5 5ils
fable Stop life fan mobta9e aalbet,
bar Sbnoben tilroobet Menigbeben
at fable paft. 6. Galet, Der. far ban
GIT oper III Den nor1te S1flope, bar
tilbsrt begge be banife lutberite airs
fefamfunb fer | 2anbet. 9esuben fan
W~ieniebeben muligpis faa 6jelp al
SpnoOens Wfsfionstasfe. Menisbes
ben er nemlig life, og ian life tiI-
6pbe en- prait nogen bsj asn.
Mr. peterfen, Der boeoe 2 Mil
DIT for Drum, bsbe for fort lib IL
ben at 59ring. 8eerabelien fanbi
Steb forIeoen Ssnooe. og bu Der in-
gen preit er Der, iiben Yait. 2arIeu
fDttebe, bar pait. Qnter fra Blair
6eruOe. paft. Qnter beiegte Mr,
peterien en- al be fibIte 0oge. ban
lebebe. Deb ct Bar andre 8egrubela
fer, Der Far funbet Steb ben iibi!e
Wdanebs Sib, forrettebe en- 2ag'
manb. Mr. Senfen, en- 9olpbrober til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-18

nogle faa Dill, ou en- gonbe tom
lsbenoe og radbte:
aaonge, aonse, penb ON, psno ens
belig om!"
aongen itunOieOe Og ioo itrenat
paa BAN:
y0borfor, 9onOe, IfuIbe jeg pente
om2"
%. 8onge, &ouge, bet bliber ct
forfaroeligt l%lbejr."
oSnit, Snut," fdgOe aonaen, bar
mine geirprOieter lite ia9t, at bet
bleb gobt @eir?"
t0an reo OiOers. Nen Ell 9iebIif
efter traf forte Stber op paa 6imz
len, og Regnen 6egpnOte at sie NED,
Iaa aongen itpnOiomit mddtte be9is
pe iig poa 9jemOeien. 9un trdf i9en
Bomber og ipurgte BAN, 6porleoes
ban pioite. at bet Diloe blipe ubeir.
so, iparere 9onOen. bet er nu
life mig ietD Ger oeo Def, men ieg
far et2Gfet. Tom tiger mig bet. g1aar
9eiret er gobt, boloer bet grene li9e
op; tnoer bet pdd Regn, logger bet
grene tilbage, os ifdI ri BABE %llpejrp
timber BET" 49,
Bring BET 2Giel op paa Slottet
I Morgen!l" beialeOe 9ongen CO rcd
bort.
QaIfe Dag msote gonoen pdd
Slottet meo 2Gslet,iom aongen febs
te; oerpoa jagebe ban oae 9eirprofes
terne bort, inOiatte 9Gslet i beres
Sitting, % ban blep aIori9 mere
o~berraItet At &egnen.
Men fer Be, min gooe Mano, BET
martelige er. at iiOen ben lib ipnes
ctboert 9GIel at enIte Gmbebell"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-18
Sfanoinauerncs Stem unber
GerbeusnOitiQingcn.

9dlodnoen Utadneo er enonu till
bdge at ben itore 9erbensubitilings
Sio.
Mange bar beisgt ben. o9 flere bill
fremoeles esre bet. 0et er 10 beoIt
at benptte zig at 2~eiligbeben. og ben
CT Der 10 nu; bet oil / aft Sab pare
4ar, fsr Der bliper no9en igen Der /
Qmeritd.
5il benz, fom enonu lite bar Be-
isgt ben, men iom agter at gore bet,
oil ieg eiDe en- Qnpisning paa Sps
holo unoer 9eisget. Def bar p9ret
9jort for, men mango bar rimeIigs
pig forglemt bet eaer moaife lite fan
butte @Oresien,
0pbolbiteOet. jea oil gipe Dem Qns
~tisnina pda, er .Misiions6jemmet /
5urebo Bart" 20 Meinutters agrs
iel fra llbItiaingen meb Sporpognen.
6iemmet leoes al gditor gentfon,
Der bar Ofret meget for at funne gere
bet idd sobt % 6n99eliat for De Be-
ip9enbe iom bel muligt, og mango
bar ogiaa uOtult fig roienbe ON BET.
Seq bar bert llbtalelier iom ben;
.QIbrie bopoe Ri bentet ben Moos
ta9eIfe. ri fit af paitor 9entien os
0uitru, og uIorig habbe Ri faaet bet
llobptte al bort 8efeg, 6ois Ri life
hapoe paret Der; tbi Der bleo ri mob
taoet Iua gobt, at ri itrafs fslte os
tiemme. % ft al ben 9eilebnin9. Di
bebspebe, oe bet er Iaa teoeligt. at ri
MI Ifal reiie.
Soobanne llotalelier og lignenoe
er faloen fra mango at De geIsgenoe,
og BET er elGoeligt at bsre 5olt. nan
aIorig fer bar let, ubtdle ia ioaleoes,
og bet er 10 oefaa en- Opmuntrine for
9altor8entfen % 6uitru at mobtuse
iaabdnne.
Wlen NOT berom. en6ber bill ielo
tunne o~oerbepiie iig peo at tdge Sps
bolb Der, og at enhoer bil blipe Be-
hanolet paa ben bebite Madbe, bill
Striperen df bisfe 2inier inbeitGd
for, ba 8eotpmmenbe er oobt tenot
meo 5orboIoene paa Misiionsbjems
met.
iii mine 9anbsm4nb, iaupel iom
ale Stdnoinaper, Der agter at be-
isee llbitinineen, bill ieg berfor unbes
fale Wisfonsbjemmet | 5ureoopnrt.
SfriO til paitor gentfen, bpob
ROute, Dag og lib Dc tommer iii
Union Station, og ban bill ba Oars
Der og mebe Dem, b9renbe bet banIte
5fae.
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