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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17

They uttl kill her, bct,oeen them"
window. The girl whom Borge hat
just left entered.
Marie, what is the excitement IN
the streets?" asks Mile. Alma. Some
thing unusual, even for fair time, has
happened. One girl, one Of the few
friends | have made have always
met her when making purchases al
her fathers bazaar-is already missing
i hope the Turks have not found a
way TO outwit the law"
"Koura Biartelkis is found. mademoi
selle."
Then that must be the cause Of the
excitement. Oh, when will this cruel
exile come 10 an end? Marie, suppose
Alexander should be sent away where
you could never see him"
Il should cry, mademoiselle."
"Cryf Tears alone will not unite
lovers. II they would. could shed
rivers. II must be grand to live where
love Is not thing for prison walls"
But you are not a prisoner. made
moiselle."
Am | not? | have the privilege Of
driving out in my uncle's carriage.
But am | not watched constantly? Is
not my uncle forever giving orders that
no letters shall be allowed to reach me Z
Could | send a letter even II I knew
where-he-wasr"
With a burst OF sorrow Marie fell At
the feet OF her mistress.
"Oh. mademoisellei I have such bad
news for youl would not tell, but
know you wish to hear all. He 10
hereT
"Herel You mean n. Irons-here In
Tifis.''
Yes. mademoiseiie, and will soon
Be In this very prison"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17

fro RE CONTINUED
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17

Hlma's fingers clutched at her bosom,
and she half rose from her chair, but,
swaying. fell back.
"Will you have water. mademol-
selleT'
'No; | want news. How-where did
they take him? Is 1t true? Did Alex
ander tell you"
Eyes. 1t seems he was on the same
boat. They say he was taking away
Koura Biartelkis."
II do not believe IL! No; l know he
loves me. II was not NJ. Irons"
Perhaps not, mademoiselle. But we
shall soon know"
"Yes. but my heart will break with
apprehension. III they have taken him.
after warning him TO keep out OF Rus
sia, they will charge him with any
thing TO punish him. You must help
me, Marie. Good. brave. faithful girl,
And Alexander too! What would / do
without you both? o God. help him.
Preserve him from their vengeance
and crueltyw
She broke down under the strain and
slipped to the floor. Resting her arms
on her chair and burying her face In
them. she burst into spasmodic sobs.
They will kill her, between themw
muttered the maid
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17
THE GRANGE
Conducted by
J. W. BARROW. Chatham. N. r..
Press Correspondent Ncw York state
Grange
MAINE STATE GRANGE.
There Is s73.3O0 Invested In Grange
Halls In the Pine Tree state.

Halls In the Pine Tree state.
The recent session OF the Maine
state grange was the largest in mum
bers ever held. Hon. Obadiah Gardner
is master. His annual address was a
careful resume OF the work Of the Or
der In the state during the past year.
His arraignment of the game laws ellie
lied approval. Another point he laid
emphasis on is that no state master
should ever accept political Office OF
any kind while holding office i'm the
grange. He said that seventeen new
oranges had been organized during the
year and eleven reOrganized. Il gain in
membership of 1919 Eleven new
grange halls have been dedicated dur
ing the past year making $4,000 in
vested in grange halls in Maine. Rea-
tive 10 the road question he said The
mud tax levied on our people by the
miserable condition of the common
roads is the highest we have to pay"
He advocated government aid in road
building and the bringing 10 bear the
influence of the grange upon congress.
He had an earnest word for the estab-
llshment of parcels post. The sccre-
tary's report showed the total member
ship In the state TO be 4j,4GG in 80
oranges. Penobscot county has forty
four oranges, with a total membership
Of 1881, and has gained $50 the past
year There are two other counties in
the state that have membership ex-
ceeding 1000. One grange Houlton.
No. 16-has 751 members, and five
others have over 400
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17

POMONA Grange to Run County Fair.
Somerset county Pomona, Maine, has
purchased the grounds Of the Agricul-
tural society of Skowhegan and will
henceforth conduct the county fairs in
Somerset. This will be a novelty that
Will be closely watched by the Patrons
oil over the state. The grange assumes
the Indebtedness OF the Agricultural.
society. which is $1,l0O. The agree
ment further specifies that II at the
end of twenty years the Pomona does
not wish to renew the lease the prop
erty known as Fairview park is to
lapse to the town or city Of Skowhegan
for n public park.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17
WhiteWash.

Whitewash is TO some extent an
antiseptic and should be freely used
about COW stables. The stables that
are whitewashed twice a year are
cleaner and brighter appearing than
those that receive no attention OF this
kind. Whitewash is also very cheap.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17
Parcels Post.

Strong resolutions In favor Of the
parcels post were adopted by the ma.
uonal grange. The committee laid EN-.
phasis on the fact that the rural mail
service now has the machinery for an
efficient parcels post system. and
while II did not advocate a rate that
would drive the express companies out
OF business. nevertheless they thought
the people had a right to demand of
congress an extension Of the useful.
ness Of this system.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17

Poor shredded corn slower is not
nearly so good ~ coarse sorghum hay
The animals will eat the sorghum up
clean, while much of the stover will be
left.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17

The nattery OF ones friends is re
au'red as dram to keep up ones spIr-
i's against the injustice Of ones enc
mies.-Bulwer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17
LOW RATES TO CUBA.

Ask Jno. M. Beall. q. p. A., Mobile
and Ohio Raiirosd, for particulars - to
the new steamship service and low
rates 10 HAVANA. 20
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07
Death Of Charlea Wild.

The news that Charlie Wild wal
dead brought genuine sorrow to many
Las Vegans. The young man left thii
city for Phoenix. A.. r.. In apparently
his usual health. The damp. moisture
laden atmosphere Of the Arizona cap
ital proved injurious and no succumb
cd to an acute attack OF tho malady
which hla friends believed he would
entirely overcome.
Tho young man came here from
Cincinnati last year seeking tho boon
OF perfect health so often found In
this region. lie gained steadily. The
unpleasant winter, however. discour
aged him and he decided 10 go to O
warmer climate. lie made many
friends In Las Vegas who sorrow al
his untimely end. Deceased was O
relative OF tho Rev. Norman Skinner
Of this city The remains viii be ship
ped homo for burial.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Some days ago. II was learned that
mail was being stolen from certain
boxes In the postoffioe. An investlga.
tion was made and the larceny was
brought home to a twelveyearold
boy, II was found, also, that the
thcfts were from boxes that were left
unlocked. The government assumes
no responsibility for the delivery Of
mail In such cases as this. An inves.
tigation today showed that a great
many boxes wero left unlocked. The
postmaster requests every hos.holder
20 lock his box.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07
Gavin Talks
Scenic Road
Success in New Mexico Of Plan
For The Adoption Of Which
in Colorado Bill is Now Be-
fore Legislature

m Colorado would utilize It's con.
Wet labor 10 make roads NJ provided
in a bill now before tho legislature.
IL would have state highways that
would prove ~ inestimabie benefit,
cost little and interfere In no way
with citizen labor" said G. J. Gavin
OF Ration, N. NJ, nj the Brown Pal.
nee Sunday. 10 n reporter for the Den.
yer News.
Mr.. Gavin. VINO ls prominent among
the stockmon Of tho country because
OF his connection with tho national
live stock association, In an enthusiast
over tho success OF the experiments
In New Mexico with conylctbuIlt high
ways. ut was its fine system OF
roads that made the Roman empire"
he said, and good roads will make
Colorado twice what II Is.
I'm New Mexico wo constructed n
stretch OF forty.eight miles. II Ia
pronounced by experts tho finest
stretch OF highway In the country and
tho reason In simple. There was no
hurry about It, and nobody was MAX
Ing any money on It. Everything
was done fIret-class. Convicts who
were put on II were also given other
special privileges, and Warden Bur.
sum Of the state pon'tentiary tells me
that the men begged 10 BIO allowed to
work. Instead Of breeding habitual
criminals and lunatics In tho state
penitentiary we give the criminals
something to occupy their minds, and
the territory Ia gaining In excellent
roads"
The New Mexico method OF using
conVicts. according to Gavin, has had
tho approval Of union labor ~organisa-
tons. because. he says. the labor men
realize that the work interfcres with
no unions and because II would never
DO done did not the state do II ut oil.
most no expense.
IA planned nov In n bin which is
expected TO pass the New Mexico leg.
islature this week. tho territory will
have a fine highway all the way from
tho Colorado line to Texas. going
through Ration. Las Vegas. Santa Fe
and Albuquerque. following the way
Of tho old Santa 70 trail.
Through this highway spots famed
as tourist resorts. many OF them now
inaccessible, will be brought
within easy reach OF everybody.
whether he travel by horse. automo
bile. bicycle or on foot.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Ashley Pond Of Watrous spent the
day In tho city. He returned last
night from Chicago. Ho says all the
way from the Windy City tho snow
fields were piled high and the cold In
tho cast was intense. Mr.. Pond viii
offer tho National Fraternai Santa.
rum company a location for the pro.
posed institution and tho commit %
has promised a Wait to that section.
Nevertheless. the gentleman will
work to mako Las Vegas tho first
choice Of the committee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Judge John II, MeFfe came over "a
Las vegas from Santa Flo yesterday
afternoon and here met hts daughter.
Miss Maud Mcfic, who was returning
from m extensive tour abroad. Ac.
companying Miss Merle were Miss
Constance Abbott of Havcrhni, Massa.
chusetts. daughter Of Judge Ira A. Alb,
hoti, Of Albuquerque. and Miss Ethel
peet Of Monticello. indiana. Miss Ab.
bot proceeded 70 Albuquerque, but
Miss Metle accompanied by her
guest. Miss Peet. went 10 Santa Fe
with Judge McFie.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Hell Brooks. a former Las Vegas
young man. who has been raised. SO
70 speak, In the Western Union serv-
Ice, bis father having been for a long
time an employee OF that company. and
his uncle, for whom he was named.
being the western manager for the
company at Denver, a now be found
pounding brass In the city office Of
the Southwestern IN FL paso, Texas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Postmaster Floods Inner sanctum
IN 80 often invaded by citizens who
have q purpose 10 transact money
order or registry business. that he
has bad painted In letters Of white
that he who runs may road, on the
door adjoining. the sign money order
and registry office"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07
LOCALNUCCETS

The world f. full % Joy and full OF
sorrow.
We take our choice and for our
choosing pay.
Tho optimist rcjoices In tomorrow
Tho posslmht repines for yesterday
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Cloudy weather IL predicted for 70
night and "Wednesday, with local
snows and rising temperature. The
temperature yesterday wna 30 degrees
maximum and II degrees minimum.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

A general Invitation IL extended for
a FREQ dance at the Frnternal Brother.
hood hall tonight nfter the installation
Of the officers Of tho F~raternal I'm.
lon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

A cutting ARRAY occurred at d
dance at the opera house In Santa Fe
on Saturday night which may result
%Eerioualy. Manuel Gonzales, who IL
In tho employ OF q. w. Dudrow. was
tho victim. but NJ yet It IL not known
definitely who his assailant was. al.
though tho officers think they have a
very good clue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

SO many socials are on the tapls
for this month that tho Commercial
club ball has been postponed I'll
March 7th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Tho government thermometer at tho
Plaza hotel registered 4 degrees below
zero last night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Meeting 81 board Of directors OF
Commercial club tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

G. Il. Hernandez Of tho west side
has now been sick sbed for two days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-07

Seats for Mantelli are now on sale
ut M~urphey's and warnings and going
fast.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-22

Mening inbes / &Om; men = en-
fpD JOB fra Stisrnen, opbeoares en-
anben. Der er uobugset / Marmpr %
Tparer baabe / 5orm og StsrreIie nsie
I'll 0riginalen. 6Oran benns firbes
be Oiie Nenbs 9Glter, poa 6Oilfet Der
uaf6rubt afbr9nbes Rsgelie.
s De Ian9e 9attetimer foran Sui
.er @rotten fplOt meb anbugtsieasaoe
.Gaa oprinoer SuIeOug iom en- 6pi.
tbs og @labesoug. Solen thinner
rarmt neo oper ben file gb. bbor
Cubs Son Tom til @erbsn for Il!
bare 6Dnoere bet oibunoerlige 9uo=
fab ON 5reo og brtnse y9ib og ufor=
.hanteIigbeb for 2BIet". .,9r. 9gbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-22
Sui Bethlehem.

Iil Bethlehem nudr man uo en-
giergIfrqnt, fra 6Uis 5siOer mai
Stuer ub oDer en- frugtbur Dol, rist
beftet al IdftfulOs 8r9sier, @rsn'
Iporen r9ffer lige op til Sfr9nten
her er fl9bt msb terrdsfeformeo'
@inbaDsr og OIiOenlunoe.
Oet er en- at pul9itinas 9dbe'
pletter.
gpen ielD lager fig ret %imponerenO'
NIB mso be 6pioe 5rie. Der fdmler ~
i Rlpneer ON en- Miotsrgruppe a
.airtsr. Mlen efbpsrt Snotrpf d
.@torbsb ForIDinOer, | Iumms 9jebli
man er naaet inb I benne 2abprintl
af trOgeOe. fn9Ore 9uber.
Qommer man til Bethlehem q
~Suleoften, BIZ man finbe bet fore 3or'
msnsm 5otel get6lebem og o5soiels
firfen" optaget az 5olt, en- tos
mOpOlifiF SDrrm. bDis ~uensartsr
Igbre = Der er mango lpie Mniigts
tblanbt BEN Bger bet mdlsrtite
lScensn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-22
9en Arnen
Snleitemning.

Sui oq Sne bsrer Iammen. geddr
ber life It 5ne ON Sulen. IT bet, ION
Der mdnaler noget; bet er ligei om Der
mdnqler nooet at ben freoel &c, feitli9e
Stemnin9, Iom sr esen for Sllen. 0g
bet er 6trfor, bi meo 9leoe bstrugter
be falosnoe Snefnue paa Suledftens
boo - Ier. boorleoes Naturen itift3r
rOIeenot fra teOeIig graa til feftlt9
bOib Dda ioa fort en- lib, nogle fad
Sinner.
Sadbdn git Oct netOp bet Qdr.
Hsr1t oeo MiooagstiO Den "A. be-
anRbte bet at me; gdrite Iangiomt be
onnotc bet. Be bar 5ib til al fglgt
tpert tntelt Snug meO 9inene o9 ie.
tDoulebes De langiomt ouleoe neb genz
mem 9rften og ldgoe fig pad Soroen,
fOor st ftfpneIabsnbe foripdnbt.
Den DIT par fun til at be9pnoe neo,
at 5nuggene fom iddodn Ct efter ct;
liot efter liot tom Der Here og after
fere, os tnbelig bar Der life anbet at
fe eno bare Snefnug, Der fdlot.
Sa bet bIeo beo at inc = time efter
5tme til benfmob often, iaa ~itdnoiene
bet ldngiomt, Iom bet bdboe begpnbt.
a1en M bar Der ogfuu tommen Sules
ftemnin9 oper Rdturen MI bar Der
fra gaturens Sibe giort alt, bDao Der
fllnoe 1eres. FOR at Menneitene tunpe
foo BET feititemte Sino, ION er nsos
beuoigt. FOR at bet glade Sulebubitab
fan mobtages pad rstte Maaoe.
So, boem Der uu rigtig tunbe npoe
al ben SteHheD, Der par ballet neo paa
Soroen meo Dc fine, fmda Snefmug.
ga, bDem Der M par / Stano til
oIene al npos Stsrhsben uoen at
r9r toun9ne til at tRnte pad Den
RuIbe. fom ale oisie Snug ogiaa bdp=
be Fsrt meo iig. Mten bet er oeso9rre
life ale, ION fan bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-22

bet ogiaa muli9t, at ben uiapne 9ej
meb De bpbe Spor tunbe tomme til at
e iaaleoes uo - iaa rem, Ioa ubez
rFrt.
Oct par iaonet uO alt Iammen nu,
aft @rum1et og SgIet par naniomt
oetfet oper meb ben fine, rene Sne :.
STINT % itert Og feftligt par alt
cmtring.
Soorben graiten faa. par Der no
get at beunors, noset at gl9be ig
rper. 0g ban bar Iaa optdget al al
betrdgte og beunore, at bet BAR tnopI
moi, ban bapbe 3fb til at bitie paC
ben gomIe an6ers Susmunb, fom ben
mgbte. 0g ban tenote bog fad goot
Nnoers, bans Rdbo. 6per Qften,
baabe be1ig % isgn, git ban 10 for6i
prafte9aoroen, og pr9ften tunbe ofts
Iiooe inbe / lin parme Stue % bere
hans SrQifotrin ube paa @eien; og
ban talte ba for Rsften ogiaa tit meb
BAN, mar ban gift bjem fra fit Or
teiOe paa o9uarben".
Qnoers 6usmdno begDnote at BIZ
De gammel nu, bet tunbs mar ie pad
bam = ban begbnote at gad tungt, og
iaa llbebe ban pgfoa noget. = pras
ten iospe ofte til BAN. at bet par
Aarsnes 5rpt; men bet bar nu ifte iad
fulbfomment ianbt. Oct bar ina.
rere bet itrengs arbsioe, bette at ar
beIoe baarbt Qar efter 4ar % eno.
ou lite bare fri for Raringsforg =
Ret bar f~narere bette, Iom babbe bgiei
bum Og giort bans Sang Iaa tung.
iSelb / bitten git ban tun9t = mes
9opeoet beiet og Ieenbe neb MOB Del
en-, ligeiom Der life par foregduet
minbite 5oranbying meO OmgiOelier
ne Iioen / Morges; tunbe ban ba life
ie, b0orlebes Sneen fOritpnnebe aIting
omtring BAN. 4ab, 10, BET tunbe ban
bel not; men ban tunoe mere eno
BET, ban funbe ogIdd mRute, bporlebes
ben tl9beoe zig fat til bans 5rRftO
log gior6e bans Sang enonu mere
tung, og ban fsIte ugiau, at 9ufteH
bar bleben foloere 49, at bet bar BE
BEN 8inter M. Og Iaa tom ban til
at tGnte pua, at Der mdaIte oilbe bliDs
en- S%tanbsning / Qrbsiost core PAL
9aarDen paa 9runo at Sne0sjret. Sq
Gpao bii0s en- %Taaoan Stanosning II.
K betDoe. 6pab DilOe Der iaa bIioe
al boIoe SUI for ingentingl -
5un maatte ogfao tente pda.at Der par
iaa liot granbisl bjemme / 8ranbe.
buiet, Iaa b0is BET MI Iagbe rigtig til
meo ginter, iaa -- og Qnoera
Susmanb rpfteOe TergmOOis paa 6oDe.
Get og ftumpebe Sneen at 5r9itOen'
Og git Oibere.
So, ban baboe gOot Iagt M9rte til
at Der bar tommen Sne, men g I q Z
iid pber ben funDe ban tfle
Gaa gift bd preitsn og QrbejOerer
pau ben famine Del og fda paa ben
Iamms Sne. pr9iten iaa fun
SfBnbeben, % QrbeiOeren mGrteot
Dd 4noers nadebe bjem, % prG.
ten baOoe snot i'm Spaieretur, bar
Get belt often. airtstlotterp begbno.
ts at fine, oo i ben title, Hare Bin.
teraften lsb be rene Malmtoner bob
BELT ~bejtibeligt; bet bar, fom Stilbs'
ben, fom Sneb9tfet gap 9onerne mer,
Dpbbe og Stprte, iuu be Haaebe BIZ
oere I'D og bertes al Here END slers,
. Rlofferne fimsbe l9nge ben Qften.
6et bar, fom De life OiGOe itdnoie, fer
ale bapbe bert, at MI bar bet Sui. D.
tu faa enbelig be itauoiebe, Deobltr
2uften at fire og birre, ligefom Der
lite pilbe labe 5onerne bs.
Wen enbelig bsbe oeioa be. Og fnc
bar Der Stil6eb Oper be buiOe Wurfer.
Saa bar BET Sui.
Sens OFTEN, I p9f. SIT"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-22
.eifamentet..
.Qig Mr. Ronpsr Rrinb. stee.

ngis Or. Roll Der hertno, Stes'
oensl"
nSa. 6r. aopofut!"
aontoriften ImGtteoe 0sren temmes
Zig bdar6t l. boab Der bar bans 9ane,
'pg forfpanbt. st 9ieblit efter benbte
ban tiIbdge meb en- bgt, ung Wdnb
meb ct tiltaIenbe Ybre.
Bar faa COB at tuge qlaos, Wr.
RoGioer". Iu9be ieg, obOormeo fan leg
rare Dem til SieneIte2"
Seq er fommen for at tale meo
Dem ON en- oigtig So9, Mr. Wino>
Otper", Ibarebe ban. oGn of mine
'9enner / WeI6ourne bar nemlig
unoerrettet mig ON, at Dsres Specis
'aIitet er Eager, Der angdar Seitds
menter".
,,0eres Den bar Ret. Seq har bait
neo flere at ben Sldgs Eager at gore
enb nogen at be andre Sugfsrere Der
i Stabtn4.
Oct bar netop BET, 6arrb fa9be"
beobleD ben unge Mano ibrigt, .o9
berfor er lea MI fommeu til 8emJ. -
6TTtorien er mart fortaIt. Scr II
Mar iiben tom Der ltfreO msllem min
.5ubsr og mig ~angddenbe en- / og FOR
fig ubetnoelig Sag, os ie9 forloo
.6iemmef. Seq Tx til Sionep, tit
Der 9ldos pau ct &ontor pg IfreO Iud
til min 5a6er % BAD ON bans 5ile
gioelfe. Dams SDdr bar ct / bejeite
Gra6 tartigt 9reo, Ecori ban fee
mig oibe. at BAN for lanse ioeN
f10be gent og tiIgiOet aft. % at ieg,
uddr Tom befit ieg benbte tilbage III
England, Ifufoe bIipe 6uot bierteligt
berfommsn / nit gdmte Stem.
,Og bette fete for II aor ibea,
Tiger DEP" afbrso ieg BAN.
ga, for II Qdr iiOen. Do bet III
imiblertio git mig goot / aolonieM,
rejTte jeg lite bjem men blep 6srobrc
.inotil fer 3 Ruaneoer ii6en. 0m@
trent paa ben 5ib o6oe min 5aber.
Og ba jeg tom tiIbags til gHglanb,
rentebe Der mig en- megst ~ubepageIi9
.GfterretHing- Seq fGRbt en- anben
.Wlanb paa min qlaos- t6ele min ga
bers Gjenbgn par bIe0sn teitaments-
ret til bans Setreter 4rtbur Gltpe.
Der bar tun efterIabt mig en- uagtpbes
Zig Sum qenge".
San tap ct 2jebIit, fprang Up fra
lin pfoos og git / itGrt SinosbepGz
geIfe frem og tiG6oee / 89relfet.
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uobrsb ban, at bet Seifumente ffslse
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