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The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

son had gone on trip to the southern
pert of the county. and he made haste
to call on the fascinating Miss Samp-
son. He discovered that his sons
enthusiasm was not without warrant,
and the more he thought about his
widowcrhood the keener grew his
sense of pathos. He spent the next
three days talking this over with Miss
Sampson and such is the tender heart
OF woman that when he at last ven
tured the suggestion that he would
make better husband than father-in-
law she agreed with him and con
scented to be 'his'n for keeps"
When the young Buzzard got back
his bridc-elcct was his mOther.ln-law
He freightod the - of Drakesvillc
with his lamentations. but when the
b. de stroked his head and said,
Never mind John, | shall be a good
mother to you, he pluckcd up heart
ard went back to Wamego with the
bridal couplc.-New York Press.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Man and His Id G a


Docs man ever marry his ideal
girl? | cant quite remember the date
when my ideal girl FIRST began to stand
out distinctly in my mind. bar think
il was when was p. She was hero
inc of book | had read or, rather.
n girl made up of the virtues and
graces of a dozen herOincs. She was
the most adorable creature that ever
was pictured Her hair was golden
bronze. fine, silky. glossy and long.
No hair but this kind ever appealed to
me At first her eyes were gray, but
| changed them to Il slty-bluc because
| discovered that that sort is the most
innocent and girlish. She was very
tiny just a little armful that | could
pick up. Her hands were small. slen-
der and very pink, and her feet were
Just big enough for baby shoes.
In other ways she was a very won
derful creature. She could be child
Ike and pleading. tender and woman
ly. cheerful and Industrious. self
reliant and strong, a Joan of Arc, and
a baby by turns. | imagined her in
times of plenty sitting at my feet like
Il child wife. in times of hunger turn
ing out HuEt D'elSlthh putting Ill
the springtimc. securing the house
from top to bottom; ministering
angel in sickness the faircst Of the
fair at a dance; timid when 1 felt
strong, brawny when my confidence
was low.
That's the sweetheart | chose and.
having thus set her up-a creature OF
beauty. wit and work-the next thing
was to find her and marry her.
met girl with golden-brOuZe hair.
but she was tall so. without consid-
crins her further, tried again. Soon
| was introduced to one with Just the
slight figure and appealing blue eyes
of my ideal. Unfortunately her hair
was a rusty red. and when | imagin-
ed her at my hearth closed the ac-
ouaintance.
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Strangely enough within week
met a girl who might have been the
twin sister Of the last. with this dit
forcrce-shc had The exact golden
bronze hair of my ideal. | was over
joyod. | loved her AS soon as set eyes
on her hair and face hut ] hcsitatcd
when saw her hands and feet They
were large huge! How could kiss
and fondIc hands like those? We
parted
Since that | have met many girls
who were nearly Ike my ideal. but not
satisfactory. Those who were tcndcr
and childish could mol cook or mend:
those who could cook and mend were
big and practical. one Of them
nearly became engaged to. She was
pretty. slight. all wished but for
one thing, or rather two-her eyes
we're a pale red. Many times | looked
into them. trying 10 make up my mind
If could accept them in place Of
blue. If | never looked into them "A-
ceptiuG at twilight We might be happy.
thought; buJ suppOsing some time
in the morning sunshine / took that
small face between my hands and
looked for two blue eyes. 10 be met
by pale rcd ones, My love would
surely die. dared not risk d.,
Docs a man ever fra his idcaf' And.
if he does. is she the sort that would
make him happy have my doubts.
At % my bronze haired. bluc-cycd
ideal is but a memory and I'm afraid
If ! mot her now radiantly perfect,
should not suffer a heart throb.
Another has taken her place. One
day a medmn,si2ni girl came along
a girl with brown hair, brown eyes,
CHEEKY. cood.fcllow laugh, and heart
bursting with affection. She has
laughed me into liking her very much.
What the next step will he cannot
tell. but doubt il a man ever marries,
or wants to marry his ideal girl New
York American
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like onions with my steal only dare
to look at them; ii | enjoy a cigar l
cannot take whiff of il, nor a cigar.
ette-until the day is done
He began rolling cigarette with
manifest pleasure.
IAN day must attend to the woes
of others-cye teeth. wisdom teeth,
molars-pains, aches. tears, howls
and unkind feelings when it is all
past
He blew thick clouds Of smoke from
his nose with great satisfaction.
"Eut it is pretty hard to feel friend
ly toward you when you cause us pain
pvcry time we come To see you
suggested.
That's it, You only take Cursory
view of the case. Don't ] relieve the
pain finally? The dentist is looked up
on by his patrons as q skilled instru-
ment of torture-a surt of refined al
fiction come to curse humanity, You
look al it yourself. a 1t appears to
me every day and think how you
would like il. | don't have the salts
faction of the barber, who may gag his
customer and tel him the ncighbOr-
speech to which every citizen is en-
titled and engage him in a political
discussion while he operates on him"
.'But that wouldn't be fair when
you charge by the hour / could not
help inrerposirg.
oh pshaw! That isn't IT, The
patients nerves are In no condition
to enjoy interesting conycrsation-an
| there is another sacrifice We are re
| 0urcd to make. No udorous foods, no
| drinks, 70 tobacco. aud stand on your
! feet all day for the benefit of human
| ity. and then humanity gets gricvous.
| " sore after it is all done. We are
only permitted to express our feel
ings silently. and sometimes We are
caught in the act at that"
Tho dentist drew another dense
volume of smoke in for delicious
visit With the air cell. aud accepted
| the sympathy OF Tho thirteenth and
last patient of the day,
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Ensign Epps. at tn" battle Of Flanders,
Sowrd "a seed of glory and duty.
THAT beautim1 flowers and flames IN
hiEht and beauty
Like q crimson lily with hearts o. gold
To-day, when tho wars 40: Gh"nt ar
old.
And buried as deep as their dcad com
nHua'rs.
Ensign Epps WIS the color-noar"T-
No matter on which side Philip or
rh.ir c.iueo was tn" sh'll-his decd was
tn" pearl
ShuTCr
rnn day In the widest work in the
He wa wounded and spent and the fight
lost
most.
But stainless and scathIes-, out of tho
strife.
lie had carried his colors safer than ne.
BY tho rivers brink. without wapou or
shield
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Good News Fram Minnesota.

Iakcfold, MINI. Jan. 4-Mr VIII
liam l.. Gentry of this place is one OF
'ne bcsi-kuuwn and most highly re
aucCtcd men in Jacltson County. For
A. wears he has suffered with Kidney
Trouble and now NJ II wears of age he
has found a complete cure and is well
His cure is remarkable because OF
tho Length Of time he had been suffer
ing Cases of 10 years standing might
i've considered incurable, hut the rem
riy t"at cured Mir Gentry seems to
i-now no limit 10 its curative power.
Mir. Gentry says
Il have suffered with misery in my
back tor about t. years and had all
the trouble ONE symptoms of Kidney
rnd Urinary disease. | tried various
sinds Of remedies but an to no onoct
nntl tried Dold' Kidney Pills Now
have no pain in my back. and feel
quite well in every way.
81 au II years Of age and feel
better than | have for the last 40
years. attribute It all to DodL's XII
ney Pills"
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Northern New York Apples.

Twenty five thousand barrels OF ap
pies await shipments at one station
alone on the New York Central rail-
road which runs through the towns
of northern New York that produce
each year such bCuntitul crops of fruit
.his years product is II record break
c., and in many orchards piles of ap-
pies still lie on the ground ungarncred.
jhe sudden and severe weather Of last
month having caught many apple
farmers unawarcs before they had har-
vested all their fruit. From the peach
orchard not far from Rochester 80
OO0 baskets of peaches were gathered
which were sold for 30 cents a basket
from the orchard. thus netting the
comfortable little sum of sla.ou0-
which fer one seasons profit is not
tad.-BostOn Transcript,
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Bold Ensign Epps

lie faced ,hc ,let..-. The thiek h'art-
lie dnsh.d from a.s oyoS, and tho -ik he
Kissed
Er, Il, held 10 al0g IN IA" setting sun
As proudly us Dr. tine rght w"ir won.
hid he smiled whom they ordered INN
10 yield.
Ensign Erps with nls hroken hladg.
Cut the SILK .ruu ia" gildcd stan.
which he poised llk" sncar an the
charE" was made.
And hurled 40 the leader with "a laugh
Then rut.nd his breast. Ike th" scarf Of
his love,
He tied The color HIs heart above,
And plunged lu Dis armor into tn" tide.
Nud there. iu hl- dress Of honor died.
Where are tho n.suHs your kinGlinss
And What is the ro,t Of your proud
commander.
ont of the ccuiurl.- heroes roach
with tho scroll pf q decd, with the word
of q story
pf one mans truth and an mems glory
Like Ensign Epps ~ thr battle Of FlHu-
d,fs Inhu Boy lc O'Reiiiy.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
CHURCH CONSTELLATION.
Evangelical Churches Consider Adop.
ton Of Trust Methods.

Trust methods are about to be adopt
ed by evangelical churches. rr X f
COylc. who has Just returned from the
meeting Of the Pre- fhyiCIiau Social IN
ion ia New NorK CITY says there is a
movement on foot by which Protestant
chUrr lies will cooperate with each
other and Will consolidate many Of The
smaller pasjuratCs
AS ii is now" said Dr Coyl" in
many Of the .illag'. u.C viii iiud a
number OF small Churches none Of
which have good congregation.
At The Murray Hul hotol in New
York recently there was a meeting Of
representatives OF tine Methodist Pres
Lyterian, Baptist CunEru gatiuual and
other denominations Resolutions were
adopted looking 10 the consolidation uf
all Protestant denominations in smal.
places. Thus, If the people ~ any town
want n Methodist church. all the other
denomination will hclp in establishing
and supporting that church. No Other
drnomiuaf ion will establish a church
there m.Ii the community has grown
30 much thut the first church is inadc-
ouafc This viii enable some one of
the denominations to have successful
church. where. under the present sys-
TEN. there wnuIi be four or five
CIUTrhr- none of which would b" sue
cr~sful
= was surprised to find how unaui-
nous all ia" representatives were con
cerninp tho benefits this system would
confer ana believe il will br adopted
soon. .'.-r Denver News
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KNOWS NOW
Doctor Was Fooled by His Own Case
fer Time.

Its easy 10 understand how ordi-
nary people get fooled by coffee when
doctors themselves sometimes forget
the facts.
A physician speaks Of his o@n ex-
perience:
Il had used coffee for years and
injurirg me although | had palpita-
tion OF tine heart every day.
FINALLY ono day q severe ard al
most fatal attack Of heart troubld
frightened me and gave up both
tea and coffee using Postum instead.
and since that time have had aLso-
lute!y no heart pa!pitat!0n except uU
one or two occasions when tried
small quantity Of coffee which caused
severe irritation aud proved to me |
must let it alone
when We began using Postum it
seemed weak that was because We
did not make it according to direc-
tons but now We put little Bit OF
butter in the pot when boiling and al
low the Postum TO boil full II minutes
v hich gives 1t the proper rich HaNor
and the deep brown color.
81 have advised a great many Of
my friends and patients TO leave OF
coffee ard drink Postum in fact I
daily give this advice" Name given
by Postum Co. Battle Greek. Mich.
Many thousands of physicians use
Postum in place Of tea and coffee in
their own homes and prescribe it to
patients. There's a reaSon.
A remarkable little book The Ro'd
to Wellvi'e" caa be found in ea.h
IacEaGe
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IO.nnn HInni. fnr Inc.

This is al remarkable offer the John
a. SulzeT Seed 60. La Cross. Wis,
makes. They win send you their big
plant and seed yataloE. together with
enough seed to grow
loco fine. solid CahbHE"s.
1000 delicious Carrots.
1000 blauChiug. Lutty celery.
1000 rich. hutt"ry Lettuce
1000 splendid onions.
1000 rare. luscious RHdishes.
1000 gloriuusly brilliant Flowers.
This great offer is made In order to
induce you to Try their warranted seeds
for when YOU once plant them you
will grow no others. and
ALI. FOR Htr lGr rp-r N"E,
providing YOU w,ll return tui= notice,
and If you win send them 2Uc in post
age. they viii udd to tho above a. pack
RGe of TIA" famous BcrlIuer Caulinuwer.
CIV. y. -
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Now, men. erowl!"
didn't know he thought it. Cor
jainly there was no murmur from his
lips. as the dentist turned away from
my chair. But, however that may be.
the complaint was stayed on mine. and
looked curiously at the man as he
stood there where the sunlight shone
full upon him. gently brushing slen-
der, delicate film OF steel with piece
of soft chamois skin.
Then he paused and turned toward
me. In my eyes he surprised a ques-
ti"n. There was sometmng of en-
barrassment in his. like man accus-
toned to certain amenities which he
had overstepped for the moment. /
put it into the word:
"WelI?"
Yes l almost said it aloud"
The dentist laughed. | Joined him.
There was no denying it-he had
thought it
Try to look AT IT from my stand
point" he said. Il know it is pain
ful to you, but think Of the sacrifices
| make"
l said I would try-go ahead The
l'otH Idh 'fdS'u dSkllS ltI luIlHGE
recognition.
Il cant make friends" the dentist
resumed like the lawyer or the doc
tor who relieves pain instead of Great
ing it. nor like the merchant who
sells you goods you really don want.
or the-but why cnumcrate? Tho den
tist stands alone"
But" l interjected. YOU charge
So"
Tut, tut" he said The price is
reasonable compared with other skill.
ed effort. But | want to tell You my
side of it. You look ike good fel-
low. Sit there and listen"
Flattered-and as the tooth had
ceased hurting was quite willing.
The dentist resumed:
"All day | labor for the good of
humanity. without thanEs. DO YOU
cyer-any of YOU -thinl, Of the sacri-
fees ! am required to make? II
want cocktail must refrain: If |
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Hew Patti Keeps Her Voice.

AGolina Patti asked to write in the
autograph album of wcll-llnown Buf-
talo lover Of music, pcnned these lines:
"A beautiful voice Is the gift OF
Gcd."
And she added as she closed the
book: Il have kept my voice by spend
ing only the interest. never the prin
cipa'. Spend only the interest. never
the principal" she repeated. and YOU
lave my secret If il he one. fer re
tanning the voice buffalo Times.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

Tho battle of Fort Stephenson.
though not in itself great battle was
tho first really brilliant EFFORT of tho
War of 1872. The youth of the hero,
the disparity Of numbers on the oppos-
ing sides. and the decisive triumph
leading directly 10 Perry's Victory on
Lake Erie and the Eattlc of the
Thames. aroused burst of "nthusias m
throughout the country, similar Ia
that which followed Dcwoys achieve
mcut few years ago.
The breyot rank of licutonant-col-
onel was at once conferred upon Crog-
han, and later. by joint resolution Of
Congress. a gold medal suitably in.
srribcd.-Frnm George CroFhnn
Hero" in -Four Track News" for
January.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
when Your Grocer 81,

he docs not have Defiance Starch, you may
lie sure he is afraid to keep 1t until his
stock of - on. packages nre sold Defiance
Starch is not only better thah any othef
Cold Wnter Starch, but contains 10 OF to
the package and sells for same money as II
o. Brands
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

Au how's yer husband the day.
asked Mis- Rafferty, of Mr. Muldnon.
Sure, an hes no better replied MIR
Mulduun. Tho doctors afraid NOR
tality will .ot in
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

capt Jones' met col Brown this
murrint. and he was half TulI Mai
Smith Yes poor fellow ~" was retired
uu hglf-uuN last month.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
,rrrn, ON Getting Il.

7snra. Stnrrh becnrIse they have n sto IN
hand Of /. z b aud, which they Know
cannot be sold to customer VINO hn4 OF. ne
used the IL on. pkg. Defiance o'l'cn ioi
game money.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

E,re ,.rrururn,, urea. Nonts rporvon- moss attn
brsi "a, ua. % pr. Kline = br"st Ne'Hs it"-toreT
send Tor FREE 5000 trial Dottl" aud tt-"t,-"
Dll X H. ~ is.r la Arch 1T. fhii, do'phiA Ia
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

Jones has u,w addition to his fHml.
IN.'' "lud.'df must congratulate him
"Iluld uu-lts a sun-iu-law'
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

"Is Mrs Lofty stUl Jn mourning Tor
her lat" mshuud' SO. only wearing
L-LLk LmL M-m--
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

'1pon't Oh, man iu th,r. ever get iircd 2''
asked ilfls Jan, after listening haIf an
hour to % UbauuErHUh
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

Won SAY tines have Einn"s In straight
Jacket iuV, Hii they munuSe ny ~.
his wife talked him into it
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

'1t heats am how good a cigar you can
bEN for p cents II YOU buy the right
hand. TRY a "IulIhcId."
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

The secret Of the popularity Of baSi"rs :
"BurhrHd'' 5-Scnt cigar Is ieFenleu ," "'o
vurd-"guality."
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Stops the Cough nnd
Works on The Cold
Laxative Brumo tyuiline Tablets. Jrice ="

when tncr, f. nothing to divide that ia
to say. when the divide "ndS-lh're are
10 JlNIItF.u--
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

Aft'r woman pts ON the shady side
mIl' fTi'ud- ls Gus girls"
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

A smile of satisfaction goes with one OF
HlNI,r.s "HmIIMnmh. l-r,.t oLEnI..
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

-rrc woman who wastes h'r hr'"ih
talking mover seems in want ot any
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

Irs an easy matter to bear The aches
OF .uuthoI's Cufhs.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

Those Who Have Tried II
VII use no other. Defiance Cold Water
Starch has no equnl in Quantity or Quni-
ity-l6 or. FOR 10 cents. Other brands CON
tain only II on.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
DENVER BEST sessORT sSap

AL.oIuieIy pure. f.nd for our New Premium L.t
he t,ey -.rite Soap Mfg. t"n pahy, Denver
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Hereford and Shorthorn Bulls

Is til registered and high grade; also range bed
calye. for sale. Address THE WESTERN BREED
FRS' ASSOCIATIONS. A. i. Boutwell,, General Man
nger Union Stock yards. Denver. Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Denver Directory
luII TAX. IIo
S18 C. O. D.
Fidelity Savings Ass n "a; Sss%$a;: SSs5 &,

>vTnN' REPAIRS Of every knnvn mag mag n'
NION i. stove furnace range. Gto \
PULLfN. 1881 LAwRENCK ST lenVer' fh"nr 80
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

The Peruna Medicine Co.. Columbus. O.:
Dear Sirs-f have had occasion 10 use
your Peruna medicine in my family
for colds, and il p owed 10 be an excel
ienf remedy. Ihave nor had occasion
10 use il for other ailments.
Yours very t|uiy, w II. Lord.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

nruuCo unplflI and Preparatory Hcho H. NoI-
UtNVth NUhmRl mad KInhergATt-n and Com
Inercia courses. -l5Li GlenHrm. FRED bIth' RIM
NIni INC GUITAR, Mandpln,, Etc. Eipttt
tlUlfNo Rcp'irng and stTing.. L. Rn-ch-
.nb.ry 4 Co $50 10th St. II -uver. CatalpS Tree
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
9en tapre @are.

$ ct mltntert 5elifab, for itgrlte
9elen beitoaen6e al 6rabe1ige Sg,
gersmen0, blep ser fortalt en- &9ffe
fprbao1en6e gfsempler poa ben
&lpgt, EFT go6 Sagtbun6 frtn6e bore
/ @eii00elie at.
9o 6ette bop6e baret en- Si6> tog
cit till teoebnren0e SeSffffe=Seger Sr>
SET.
uMine @erre," iog6e fan. v6bo6
O. for f%orto(t ber t Mften greniet
til Set 11troli9e, men MI ifol ieg for
trlle 9em en- @iitorie, iom prier, at
Deller life @orerne til enbber Sill ct
tabt bag cit @ogn.
Seq gift en- Sag en- Sur mes min
Srno, og poa EFT Gang b6rer ieg Sen
uoltooe nogle bjnrtelfieren6e &pl.
Seq ifpn6er mig at lie Sen iii
@iplp, og bpa6 Ter ieg? @n fem>
pemGsiig gammel &ore far toget
Sunoen / @affen og rpiter Sen go1>
tie eftertrpffeltgt, me6ens &unoen
blaoer be6 at bple pnfeligt. Mlortg
'9oboe jeg troet, at en- &ore fun6e
bore iaa fref. Da leg nerme6e mig,
leb Sen fin Sci. me0ens &un6en igg-
te @eifpttelie bos mig. Seq blep
itooen6e itum al Sorbooielle.
soa gift ser plu6ielig Ell 2ps op for
mig. Seq bap6e gibet &unben
Mur1ofurb pao, ga leg git r6, og Sen
ineoige @are bao6e op6aget Sen Der-
geleIe Silltan6, bbort 6ens Dg6sfien-
De befanot fig, og bab6e benpttet fig
Derof f."
- Segersmen6ene blep pao en-
Gang iaa mprfeligt toble,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

Gem rette @esieiu. @bis @pggen
oerfer, og De fsler Dem tret oq
elenoig, bbis De bar mi1tet Mppetiten
og fienoer> 6borle6es @reherne 1aaer
at Sag for Dag, ga ginloer set at
firoe Sen rette Meoicin. @borfor
etspertmentere, noar Ser er ct 2eae=
mtSoel, Ser offurat pasier for oisle
Siiton6e - Dr. 8eters &11rito, ben
9amle belfienote %urtemeoicin. 8 ct
8reo til Gobritanten> bateret BEN 1.
December 1902, friper Mrs. 2u6pia
Rlatt, @olomater, 0bio:
"9r. @eter 6obrnes, Chicago, Su.
Seq 1ea at @igt og @preiggaom;
ipntes at boere h1lbftenbig neobruot.
@oar leg git til @irten> boilfet bar
omtrent tire fier6e6els Mil, bor lea
albeles u6mattet, men efterot lea bop.
De taget fire SLATER al Deres &urifo,
tan leg goo til &irten og tilboge u6en
at blipe bet minoite tret. @i3ten oq
Gretbeoen er begge foripunone> %
leg tb1er mig iaa friff, fom ieg no,
gerii11oe bor giort. Seq fipbte @uri.
to al 9eres Mgent &r. &emrp @ni.
oer> min nermelte @obo. Sea pit,
tier, at on6re bil6e bere om min
Spgoom, iaa at 6e ogioo fu1be bIipe
biulpne."
9r. &eter's &11rito er lite en- glpo.
tbetermeoictn, 1nen ielges giennem
Agenter el1er otrefte fra Gabrifqnten,
81. Eeter Sabrnep, 112-114 go.
SoDne Mpe., @bicogo> Sll.
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ttg ngo en6eItg en- Gong / SO at
funne beifieftige mig me6 6em.
Seq gior6e set iaa grunoiot, al ieg
bogitabelig talt bar be6 at 6rufne /
5ornpielie og 8apiritumper. Me9et
tilfre6s me6 &elultotet traf ieg mig
tilbage til nit BUR efter at boDe
beltet eli @lefbus mes fra @fripe,
bor6et. Set more0e mig al Ing0e
Merfe til Sc npoelige fmaa, forte
Mftrpf, ipm mine Sg06er 6erefter
iotte poa @ulptGppet. Tatter fom
be6 @ionotstio biem fra Mblbecf.
San bleb g%ienipnlig gloo oper Sen
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