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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
The FIat-Heak Beetle.

At meeting Of fr1it growers. a
member said: Another insect that
works on the trunk and branches Of
trees, especially the plum, is the fiat.
beak beetle. 1t bores little pinholes
Through the back of the large
branches, sometimes getting down into
the trunk, and lays its eggs In those
holes, where the larvae feed on the
inner bark, sometimes girdling the
inner bark. When that gets too bad
the best remedy is to cut the tree
down and burn it, but that can be
largely kept out by keeping the tree
in healthy condition, for they seem
almost always to attack trees that
have been otherwise diseased or in
jured previously"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
Watched the downpour Of rain.

ehe whole dismal afternoon shut UP
with this senseless house-party, play
ing at silly charades and what not.
She was too badly disappointed to feel
angry even with the drizzle. and, yet,
when the door sprung open and the
room seemed to be Suddenly filed
with a thrill OF yigor, she turned to
him quietly enough.
This rain has undone our plans,
hasn't it?" she said civilly.
why, NO; hope not came ex-
pecting TO keep our appointment"
"Go driving in this rain?" she
gasped.
Certainly. My coupe has only an
opening for the reins. You viii be
perfectly dry"
She glanced into his eyes, Behind
their smiling was glenm of d, term
ination. Il win be ready in a mo-
ment,"' she cried, rising superior to
the rain.
This Is pleasant, isn't III" Hall
remarked. It was the third time he
had made the remark and each time
Agatha had responded with grave
Affirmative She was beginning to
wonder II he meant to say 1t at every
pressing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
Love In a DTizzIG.
BY =. Il. LANCASTER

Copyright 1901: by Daily Story Pub. Coz
Agatha stared at the drizzIing rain.
She resented it; reyiled it; and still
it dripped persistently. A pouring
rain. thunder-gust, or cyclone
anything that In its violence gave
promise OF cessation. would have
seemed preferable to this incessant.
exasperating--. And she had looked
forward so to this day. Her whim-
steal friend had asked her to spend
the afternoon with him. trying his new
horses and exploiting old French-town.
Now, instead OF being with the big
kindly fellow whose mere presence
made her heart glad. she must spend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

Blackboard. the pirate said an
aged member of the Historical society.
used to come frequently to Philadel-
phia. He was a dark, half-crazsd man,
liberal with his money beyond belief.
That was about IT'S. Teach was
Blackbeard's favorite alias, his real
name being Drummond. He was hair
mad. He wore his great beard plated
and tied with ribbons, and at his feasts
he would lay a brace Of cooked pistols
beside his plate, and once, at least,
he was known to shoot one Of his own
guests, for no other reason, as he said,
than to make himself properly feared.
Sometimes he would descend into his
cabin and burn birthstone, crying out
amid the fumes, This is hell, and am
the devil. He was taken and killed on
Virginia, and his skull was set in the
bottom OF a huge silver punch bowl
that Was used In drinking bouts at
the Raleigh tavern in WILLIAMSBURG. /"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
SPENT HIS MONEY FREELY.
Fred Piper's Ten Days Honeymoon
Cost Him $4,000.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
Fred Piper, natural son of the late
Congressman Piper, who got some
100000 of the estate because his moth
er acknowledged her life secret, in
cluding paternity, married in haste and
is now repenting at leisure. His days
of marital bliss numbered just ten,
and his experience cost him S25, 900,
half of his ready cash. 1t was on Oct
Z that he married the handsome Ger
trude Aiken. in Maple Hall, at the
Palace hotel. Since that day the wait
ers and other attendants about the big
caravansary have been talking of the
tears the bride shed after the cere-
mony. In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Piper left for tour Of the world which
ended in Santa Cruz when the honey
moon was just third Of a month old.
1t was during the days when Piper
was trying to propitiate his bride, who
was palpably unhappy. that he gave
her half OF his $4,000. Despite his
love and devotion and this material
expression of good will, Mrs. Piper
told her husband that she would not
simply could not-live with him, and
So instead Of continuing their journey,
they took the train for San Francisco,
where Mrs. Piper flew to the home
nest and under her mothers wing for
protection. Piper, like little man Of
his word, signed over to her all he had
promised. and sorrowfully went back
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

Statistics seem to prove the falsity
Of the general opinion that modern
forms Of travel are more dangerous to
the ever-moving public than the old
methods. The proportion of passen-
gers injured in the good old stage
coach days. as compared with the
present is as go to 1. SO far as means
Of safe travel are concerned there is no
reason why we should wish for THE
days OF our daddies."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

In Germany when the vote Of the
jury stands six against six a prisoner
is acquitted A vote OF seven against
FIVE leaves the decision to the court.
and on vote OF eight against four the
prisoner Is convicted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
Monster Protest Against swearInr.

Monster Protest Against Swearing.
A monster anti-swearing demonstra-
tion under the auspices OF the Holy
Name Society of ST. Johns church.
Albany, was held Sunday. Nearly all
Of the 5000 persons present agreed to
refrain from swearing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

God loves the man hoo worshIps
mostly with the hoe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

to his home in the Santa Cruz noun
tains.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
BLAME THE RAILROADS
Shippers Declare They Are Delaying
Stock Trains PurposelY.

Chicago, NOV. 16:---Vigorous com
plants are being made by shippers to
officials of the Burlington, Milwaukee
and North Western roads because cat
tie trains are reaching Chicago many
hours behind time, causing heavy loss
TO the shippers. g. Some assert that the
railroads are Intentionally delaying live
stock trains in retaliation for the fight
being made in the. courts by cattle rails
ers for reduction in live stock rates,
in comparison with those on packing
house products. Other shippers charge
that the railroads ere delaying live
stock trains because Of the complaints
recently made to the department. of az
riculture, resulting in the: railroads be-
ing fined thousands Of dollars for hav-
ing live stock in transit more than
twenty EIGHT hours without feed and
water. ..'.'%
Railway officials declare there is alb
solutely no truth in. the charges They
say that the volume of traffic on all
lines is heavier than ever before at this
season, and it has been impossible to
move all trains on schedule time.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
kir11ball Co. s Great ''Forced to Vacate Sale''
Offers the Best Piano Opportunity
You Will Ever Have.
DON'T CHEAT Y0URPOCK BOOK
Come and Get Piano at Half Price On Your
Own Terms of Payment "
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF SALE

1915 can be had for two days more at
only $153, $187 and $196.
On your own terms
Don It overlook that feature.
YOUR CHOICE rs HERE.
= You will find here, we are sure, the
piano OF your choice, for here are the
finest Cabinet Grands in various makes
that retail regularly at $40O to $3.50,
sale price $2l6, $245 and upwards for
the most elaborate cases.
And on your own terms
BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS.
Used uprights, to close, $55, $50, $llO,
at $1.00 per week payments.
Square pianos, only two left, $15 and
$25, worth three times the money, on
payments Of So monthly.
Our duty to the people demands that
when we have anything special in the
way Of piano bargains. that we advise
them. 81 - 5!
It then becomes the duty Of the peo-
pie to take advantage Of the same in
order to9show proper respect for their
pocketbook. We have done ours-now
do yours.
Sale positively closes Saturday night
Open evenings, 727 Nicollet avenue.
w. w. KIMBALL CO.,
G. A. Elmendorf, Manager.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
RAILROAD NOTES

President G. S. Mellen of the New York New
Haven &. Hartford road has gone to Washing
ton by request to confer with President Roose-
welt. The subject is presumably railway rate
regulation. ss-> ~ .-&
Directors of the New York Central & Hud-
son River railroad expected to authorize an
issue of new stock of about $1S, ,OO0, 900 at their
meeting Friday. 1t will be offered at par to
stockholders.
Grafton Mason of Superior has been made at
torney for the Northern Pacific land depart
ment, succeeding NJ. T. Sanders, promoted to
tax commissioner Mr.. Mason has been in .Su-
perior fifteen years. and has been attorney for
the Consolidated Land company.
A 81, 200, 900 bond has been filed at Spokane
in favor of the Knickerbocker, Trust company,
conveying all property Of the Spokane g. Inter-
ma tional road, which is to connect Spokane
with Canada The bonds are issued for fifty
years at 100000 a mile.
Travel to the old country is lighter than usual
this fall. This is said to be because people
are too busy to so across. III previous years
many have found it as cheap to go abroad
and visit their old homes during the slack
reason as to live idle in the northwest. The
sale Of steerage tickets for immigration is said
to be less because of unsettled conditions in
Scandinavia and other countries.
] The new agreement as to weekend excursions
by other lines which have followed the lead Of
the Great Western road Is that the special
rates shall not govern between commercial CEN
! ters and where the fare is as much as 75 cents
and not more than si.5o..s Tickets will be on
sale every Friday until Dec. Is. and good on
trains arriving Saturday morning The plan
may become permanent II the experiment. is sue
fr1 = 4 p " X
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16

Special to The Journal. -.- -,
Madclia, Minn., Nov. l6.-A cable:
gram announcing the death Of United
States Consul William R. Estes, recent
ly appointed to the post at Zittau, Ger
many, and a former politician of Min
nesota, has been received by S. B. Estes,
a brother, from Solingen, Germany,
where Mr. Estes has been stationed. The
message contained only three words, as
follows: s. + T.. ., d.,
"Brother died, pneumonia
A wife and four children survive Con-
sui Estes and his body probably will be
brought here for burial.
/ William R. Estes was born in Prince
ton, Ind, March 4, 1852. He came to
Madelia in 1867, and early in life en-
gagged in the hardware business. In
1872 he attended commercial college in
st. Paul. He became interested in
politics, was elected a member of the
state legislature in 1886 and served two
terms. He began his diplomatic serv-
ice in 1890, when he was appointed by
President Harrison consul at Jamaica
He was transferred to Nuremberg, Ger
many, but before reaching the latter
same country, to fill the post left by the
; desertion Of the consul, who fed to
| avoid the cholera.
In 1897 Mr.. Estes bought the Madelia
Messenger, and conducted that newspa-
per until July. 1902 The following
| year he was appointed by President
! Roosevelt as, consul at Antigua, in the
! British West Indies, and in 1904 was
| promoted to the position of consul at
Solingen, Germany About a week ago
he was appointed consul at Zittau, Ger
many. .:".4~
He was married to Sarah E. Young
in 1877. She, with four children, sur
vive. The eldest daughter is Mrs.
John Bingham Of Two Harbors, Mimi.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16

IF you need a piano and fail to take
advantage Of the wonderful opportunl-
ties of this sale, you will regret it
later on.
You will 1learn then what mistake
you made in not purchasing while we
were selling fine pianos at half price.
You will learn the difference between
the regular price and the prices that
ruled at this sale.
\ matter of $3.50 to 5000.
Of course a small matter to some, but
quite an item to most Of us.
SO we say cit s up to you.''
The sale positively closes next Satur-
day night. Don It let that fact slip your
mind. x
We have a number left of the very
best styles of the very best makes of
upright pianos that we will let you have
at their simple factory cost or less
rather than store them or move them
into an unfinished building. &@>.a
And on your own terms of payment.
We repeat, cit IS up to YOU :.
YOUR GOOD OPPORTUNITY. &
Surely this is your good opportunity
to get plano-your choice at that
at a remarkable saving ~
New uprights as low as $7S.
New uprights cut to $93 and $1l7.
Uprights that usually sell at $500 to
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
Physicians Recommend Castoria

AST0RA has met with pronounced favor the part fpyan pam
ceuca societies and medical authorities It is used by physicians with
results gratifying The extended Cora unquesonay
result Of three facts The ndpuabe evidence that it harmless
seeoIhat not aays stomach pains and us the nerves. but as
lats the food 7- agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor OIL
Tt absolutely sa It does contain any Opium Morphine other
and does not spe unlike Soothing Syrp Batemns Drops Gode
Cordial This is good deal for Medical Journal say duty
danger and record the advancing health The day
for poisoning innocent children through greed ignorance ought end To
knowledge Casta remedy which produces and health
regulating the syn by stpeng itand
the informadon.-Huzs Jozuma Of HenH
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
RAILROADS
BUNoHEs OF S.v1oLETs
The Pennsylvania Road Publishes Some
Comments Of E'riends:''

-, The Pennsylvania road has, Just issued
a booklet called lN' Comments Of
Friends.' 1t concerns the "Pennsyl
vania Special,' and is issued by Sam
uel Moody, general passenger agent at
Pittsburg. IT, :
Among other things, the book con
tains the results of a seven-day vote by
patrons Of the eighteen hour train as
to the time of arrival at Chicago and al
New York. The majority favored $3.50
am. for Chicago and 9:45 am. for New
York. Five hundred and sixty-foul
votes were cast. Some Of the comments
made by passengers at the time, of ,yot
ing are incorpoIatedh dhn In the +ro;o b?oklHt ct
teriors. = .~ ~.--
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
For New Sugar Factory.

Special 20 The Journal. =
e4ssnS Ghaska MINI: N neeHGsva1 NGy 16-}Sf;eph
has men and teams at work
grading for the line of side
tracks for the proposed new. Carver
county sugar factory. It is expected
that laying Of ties and rails caE' be be-
gun in two weeks. Officials ofs the
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad com
pany say they will have engines run
ring to the new site. within month OF
before the material for, the building az
riVes " =" rr
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-In district cour;
here the grand jury returned indictments
against A. 4. Peltier Of Parker's Prairie.
charging him with forgery, and against JosepE
White. John Quinn and Frank ,Witten. charges,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16

with robbing and assaulting Peter Schwann
In this city. The United States court spent
enson, charged with stealing timber. and
verdict of guilty returned late last night.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
RHINELANDER

RHINELANDER, WIS. - Ben Mlard,
charged with the murder of Berth Stevens at
Pelican Lake last April, acquitted by
q jury in the circuit court after hours
deliberation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-24
Nb GGtte al gnOeligc
Smaalfrifter.

9r. 491. @e jeg itour for 9pren og
banter. &c.
gr. 493. Den fritanterifte Stoma.
ger. Toe.
gr. 495. Om nosen t~Sriter, ban
tomme. &c.
glr. 1876. Sra Orb til aiO. 4c.
Qr. 400. Gn foitelig Qtrp. 4c.
CIR. 500. Meb set Punb. &c.
Rr. sol. 2pit uO at Snaren. 4c.
gr. 503. Den tore 5orionings=
bag. &c.
g}r. 5O4. 6ar bu 5reb2 SC.
Rr. sos. @ennsm qortene, 10c.
SIR. 5O7. of en- aOinbes 2iO. 1oc.
Rr. sos. Sulebrep til en- ipg. 4c.
Rr. 500. 5ulOtommet 2ebst. 10c.
Rr. $40. Cannes 6pjtiosbragt. &c.
Rr. 81. MGltebonOens 0atttr. 10c.
Ir. 512. 90 DngIinge. &c.
Obenitaoenoe beitines efter gtr. og
fenoes pOrtofrit til ben pebfsisoe
gris, iom sr nsttu.
Danish Publishing House,
Blair. Nebr
g. g. 5or andre gubelige Smdas
frifter % 3%rattdter, ie port 9atalog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-24
Sra Sainois arOiens Mpbe.

Som tiGgit af5olot Sainois arstg
lit MBbe / Gmuus Menigb., Wcgaab6,
81, fra ben .. til ben 8. Ottobsr.
Meoet begpnOte msO 9eimesie.
eubstjenefe ST. 2 ben 8. Ottober.
qaitor RielIen fra Gbicueo prabitepe
cber 2. Moi. II, 8-16. 8i bleD
mintsoe ON ben Strio, Der altib bar
bqret og altib BIZ bIiOe meIem Ser:
rem og benne 9srbsns 5prite, mellsm
SUBS Rige og @erben, ON, bborlsbes
hi fan ieire / Oenne Strib Deb frsms
for alt at labe 9errsn tribe for os.
0ernait dabnebes Msoet | ben ire
eniee Subs Nabn at arebiens 5ors
monb, paftor s. 80. 9unfen. Stts
bets pr9ft bsb be tilrejfenoe 9eltoms
men.
pa Rrebfens Sefret9r life bar til
Stebs, balgtes paitor q. gentfen til
miblertioig Sstrster. 5Ormanoen
.Oplafte i'm Rapport, iom iau ~oDergdOes
iii en- 9remdnbsfomite.
of itemmsbersttisebe beo Msbet bdr
til Stebe ~fslsenbe: praitsrne 5. ul.
6anisn, 8. peberien, g. Nielfen, q.
gsntTen og u. 9usmusfen, FAINT Deles
ootsrne g. 2inben, 9. Senfen, q. s..
Nislien, 81. Hsrrelunb og Gbr. aans
ribfen.
Mgbets Sib beiIlittebes brIgt iooe
fe6es: Jrebag og 2srbag .Jorm. til
Drgftelfe of Rrebfens Misfonsdnligs
senber, og gfterm. til Drsftslfe of
fom forelao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-24
6rouesH asmnslen:

en- 9u8poftiIle Cubs
6reb. 3ilegnet gaerup og 0aDinO.
Menigbsoer meo trofoit aarligbeO /
TRANCE 3ioer. 685 Cher, 9OOt inos
bunpen meo aaoerrpg. 3rptt puu
sobt papir meb letIafeligs 3ppsr.
priien er neoiat paa benne ppperIise
qrabitsubog til $3.50.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR. NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-24
Srnffcnfab.

L.. OIulltHlluD uptlulltl q ultls
ReIte fra SUBS Rige Der o9 bisiet;
tb. SUBS Orb flyer: 9rantere ituloe
life arpe SUBS Rige.
2. Oruttenitab ggr ct Mlenneite,
Der er Ita6t meo en- fri Billie. til en-
piaielps 5rpl of en- p9mmeli9 9af.
@ltO6olen sOel9gger efterbaanben ie.o
rem traftigite Billie.
3. 0%ruttenitdben forneorer ct Ufens
neite, iom er Itabt / 9ubs giaeOe
og bpretebt meO Seiu Blob, til at
ieIe fig / en- lanat p9rre SeIe eno
Spinet, Der ben bdrme SommerhaJ
ooIfer fla / Muoberpelen. 9rutfenz
fab er 6plOeri O9 Spineri i'm Oariie
6orm.
4. 0ruttenitab frazer flere pen9e
aurliq / port 9ano END nogen anben
Sing. 0r~uttenituben toiter port
9anb 6pert Oar ca. 1,225,850,000
Dollars, mebens Mel "a greb fun
tcfter 6OO,OOO,O0O Dollars, % oeoz
ningemisitonen toiter fun 100000
Dollars. Oct er talenbe 5ol. 9ruts
tenifaben fsrer ct Soft burtigt neoab
mob fnunciel, legemlig og aanbeli9
4uin.
5. 0ruttenituben poelagaer aas
rafterliOet % gsr en- Mangoe ellers
Tfittelige Menneiter til 5%orbrpoers,
bpprFor ben ogiud er aaria9 til ben
mIterite Mangoe 5orbrppelier og til. At
pore 5Gngiler bIioer o~perfpI0te.
6. 0ruttenitaben er ben oiret.e
@drTag til en- Mangoe Spgpomm.,
6aaoe legemlige Og aanoelige. Gn
Mangoe at q~dtientsrne pdd 9pipitas
lerne og iarlig pua Sinbsip9eanitaIs
terne fan tatte 9ruttenifaben for, at
he er Der.
7. 0~ruttenftaben sOelag9er 9iOsz
Init og 9iOstraft og er aariag til en-
MGngbe Selomoro.
8. OruttenItub ~eoel999er 6iems
met. Gn 9runters 0iem ipnter iams
men baooe i%nooprtes % uoportes.
8. 0ruttenItab er auriag til utaIs
iige Sorgsr, Suite og 5uarer hos
Drantsrnes 9uitruer og Born.
10. Sruttenitub neoi9nter Wieas
aeiter / getpmring - Qfbangigbe6
og Sab.
II. 9rutteHfa6en ger et Uienne e
~uOpgtigt til Qr6eioet Og uOeluttsr 81
caers maaite Opgtigt og begaoet Nleas
nei6 fra aGe anioursfulOe 9oiter.
st Mennsite, iom er forfoloen Il
Drift, fan Der intet Oi9tigt og %aniOurs-
fulbt 4rbeioe betroes til.
u. 0~ruttenitaben fnlbsr 6jertet
leg 6jsmmet meo onbe Qanoer, ger &
Menneife til ct giaeoe al 9japelen i
Steoet for ct gi1ebs At Sub.
-. 0%rutfsnftaben ger Nenneffss
l;oet til en- 5orgaaro for 6eloebs DC
fsrer til eOig 5ortobelie ! 6elDebe, on
Der life Denbes ON. 6oornaar p:i
Mennefene baagne til at trmpe for
Q(IDor imOO Oenne Gait, Der fom en-
|frggtslig Mare ribsr port 9anb.
IA. Orutfenitaben ifal befampas
meb SUBS Orb, meb gsnnen, meb Il
Gbrueligt Gins Gtsempel % meb aae
6Gbsrlige Mibler.
Is. Oil bu, fare 29fer, rare NIB
i oenns Gdmp2 s. SBe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-24
SOrlagsfOrretningen

bar en- iadre itor getponing for Den
foreneoe banife airte. 9io bet maatte
blioe ri9t.g ertenot. iaa ifuloe ben
Sag mart tomme meget beore paa
Sore iblanot %, END Den er. Wen
oqTaa paa bette Smraabe er 8aarene
hinge; Dog pere !6erren tatfet for,
6pao ban bar giort for os / Den Sen
ieenbe ogiaa; og Dor 5or0entning er
til BAN ON mere 9eliignelie / 5remz
tiben. Ulen Subs 9eliignelie fan ri
fprit gre Regning paa. mar Ri islO
bill arbeioe og tiene. og iaaIebes maa
rgida bor 5iGib og Stolen paa Ser
rem qua 6aanb ! 6aanb meb bort
Qrbeibe for port 5orlagsbus.
9oa 8ireftionens nnlist botote
Msbe / Blair bleb 81. a. beiluttet %
5ing, nemlig at opforbre til ct trdis
tigt arbeibe for at ubbreOe bore
glaoe: ,9anfteren". s8itteblabet" j.,
De hinges glao" Og ogsrnebla0et"
% til at gre en- ardftanitr9nge!ie
for at faa 5orretningens ~ubeitaaenre
5ororinger inbtasierebe. Oil 5, fare
8enner, 6ialpe os meb bisIe to 5ing2
Eireftionen bill fenere peb i'm 5ors
manb og 5orretningsfsrer 4enpenbe
fig perfonligt til graiterne ON at
trabe / Sp'bfen for benne Sag | De
furitenige Meni9bebstrebie og tale ct
gobt Orb for ben, mobtage Subifripz
iioner, Sno6etulinger Q. /. D., Os ON
lie pr9iten fan og pil pdatage fig
bette, oa at bebe BAN ON at opforore
en- elsr anOen paalioelig 9erion !
Menigbeben til at paatage Jig bette
Qrbeibe.
Mlen Deb Chen at oenne 9enpens
belie til praiterne pil 9ireftionen life
unolaOe at ofentliggsre ogida oenne
Spforbring og ienbe ben til ane Sdm>
Funbets genner og bebe benz ON CT
crbeibe for bette 5ormaaf: 8labenes
lbbrebelfe og 9aloens Snb6etdling.
Oil 5 Denligit bare msO / benns Dirt
fombeb for Subs Rige?
Bore glabeg nbbrebelis sr en- Mage
tig 6jalp for 5orlagsforretningen;
BET bill bialpe Den magtigt paa Goos,
mar ben fadr bsnne Ststte. Gag
bsrfor fat pda ben, 9enner. 9et er
pda ben rette 5ib at arbejOe for
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