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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
CROWDS GREET
THE PRESIDENT
RIDES THROUGH WORCESTER
IN POURING RAIN
DELIVERS TWO ADDRESSES
Woman Arrested at Railroad Station
Charged With Writing Verses
to Him on Top of
Bandbox
DELIVERS TWO ADDRESSES
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WORCESTER, Mass, June 21.-Stead-
lily falling rain drenched the festal
drapings Of the city and disappointed
the people Of Worcester but detracted
not at all from the enthusiastic recep-
tion which was given President Roose-
welt upon the occasion of his visit to
Clark university and Holy Cross co..
lege. The president responded to the
cordiality of the people by riding
open carriage, much of the time with
his head barred.
The president delivered addresses
both at Holy Cross and Clark univer-
ferred upon him the honorary degree of
LII. d. At Clark university the presi-
dent took occasion to pay tribute to
! Carroll D. Wright, president of the col
lege, as we'll as to the late United
States Senator George F. Hoar. At
Holy Cross he addressed large body
of people on the athletic field, many of
whom stood in the rain, canvas shell
ter erected there being insufficient to
cover the crowd.
At the home of Congressman Rock
wood Hoar the president had luncheon,
and he departed soon afterward for
Williamstown, where he is to be given
degree by Williams college.
A feature of the railroad trip to thi:
city was the sending of kilograms by
the president to the captains of the
Harvard and Yale crews at Gales
Ferry, Conn. through which he had
passed earlier in the day while asleep
After the presidents departure the
police announced that while he was
still in this city they had arrested Jeu'
ME G. Hirsch. a resident of this city
in the women's waiting room at the
Union railroad station. Miss Hirsch
who is about 25 years old, had beer
writing bits of verse upon the top Of g
bandbox, which she declared was to bt
given to the president. She insiste1
that some person telephone to Holy
Cross college and inform Father Han,
selmann. president of the college, thai
the poetry was waiting for President
Roosevelt"
A policeman's attention was calle9
to the woman and he removed her t,
the police station. Afterward she wal
taken home in a carriage, her friends
lhavino, nroniaad to keen her under SIR
Veillance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
EMPLOYERS REFUSE TO
CONFER WITH TRANSFERS
Say the Only Way to Settle the Strike
Is for the Men to Accept
Their Terms

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 21.-A settlement of
the teamsters' strike by mediation to-
night appears to be as remote as it did
a month ago. The committee appointed
by the teamsters' joint council, with
full power to act, called on j. V. Far
well, representative Of the Employers
association, today and requested that
the employers grant the committee a
conference in an attempt to settle the
strike Mr.. Farwell informed the labor
men that there was only one way to
settle the trouble and that was for the
strikers to accept the terms offered by
the employers a week ago. The COM
mittee requested Mr.. Farwell to give
them until tomorrow morning to con-
slider the matter.
Governor Deneen has been asked ia
put an end to the trouble. He has re-
| fused to interfere.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
ELEVEN KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK
tcontlnued from PAGE ons.l

riding in this car. and at least six OF
the number are dead.
Engineer Tyler of the train was TAX
en- from under the side of the engine
dead and horribly mangled, about two
hours after the wreck
Fire departments from Mentor and
Painesville we're called and were at
work trying to extinguish the flames
in the combination car within thirty
minutes after the wreck occurred.
The injured were taken from the
combination car and sent to Cleveland
on a special train.
The Chicago sleeper, which was be-
hind the combination car, swung from
the track and crashed into the freight
station, which was completely de-
stroyed.
The engine was turned completely
around when 1t struck the freight sta
tion. Every car left the track, the
rear trucks Of the last coach only re-
naming on the rails.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
OFFICERS IN AUTOMOBILE
PURSUING A BR0KEF
e. L. Minis of San Francisco Accused
of Housebreakine in
.. GoIdfieId

By Associated Press.
GOLDFIELD, New, June N.-This
afternoon a constable was dispatched
in an automobile en- route for Haw-
thorne, in pursuit Of E. L. Minis, who
is wanted for house breaking. This is
the final act in sensational story. The
Mims-Sutro company, brokers, sold a
share of its business to the Colin
Campbell company. Difficulties arose
and two days after Minis, it is alleged.
broke into the offices of the company,
rifed the safe and took many books
and papers, which he dispatched by
automobile to Austin, New, from where
they were sent by Wells-Fargo express
to San Francisco.
Among the papers, it is charged,
were many In trust, contained in en-
velopes bearing the different owners
names. One in particular, it is said,
represented title to $4,000 acres of land
in California valued at 100000, on
which deal was pending.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
MITCHELL FACES
CRIMINAL TRIAL
HENEY SEVERELY ARRAlGNS
AGED SENATOR
JUDGE TANNER TAKES STAND
Prisoners Counsel Plead His Long
and Honorable Career, and At
tempt to Block His Part
ner's Testimony
JUDGE TANNER TAKES STANr
BY Associated Press.

| BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, ore. June 21.-The trial
of United States Senator John H.
Mitchell, charged with using his office
for private gain in connection with the
land frauds in this state. began In
Judge De Haven's court today, and for
the first time in his life, and at the age
OF three score and ten, Senator Mitchell
faced jury Of his peers.
United States District Attorney
Heneys arraignment Of Mitchell was
most severe His outline of the case
of the government was exhaustive but
IL contained nothing that has not here
tofore been made public through the
Indictment returned against the aged
senator. Attorney A. S. Bennett, coun-
sci for the defendant. denied the ale
cations of the prosecution claiming
that Senator Mitchell was guiltless in
intent and that the only mistake the
senator had made was in changing the
agreement which had existed between
himself and his law partner, Judge
Tanner. the latter being one Of the per-
sons indicted at the instance Of the
government In connection with the land
frauds. Later Judge Tanner made a
confession Of his and MitchelPs connec-
ton in the land transactions.
The work accomplished today con-
sisted of the examination of Frederick
Kribs, who Is said to have employed
Mitchell and Tanner to expediate his
claims, and the partial examination of
Judge Tanner. Judge Tanner will COM
plete his evidence tomorrow.
In addition to the oral testimony,
Mr.. Heney is introducing mass of
documentary evidence. This includes
the alleged agreement entered into be-
tween Mitchell & Tanner and Krlbs, by
which, 1t is alleged, they were to ex-
pedite claims held by the latter. He is
also producing checks, account books,
letters and testimony in support Of the
indictment.
Judge Bennett and Senator Thurston
on the other hand have pleaded the
honorable career of their client, have
held out the fact that tomorrow he is
to pass his SEVENTEEN birthday, have
entered objections to the introduction
of testimony, and made a desperate and
spectacular attempt to block the intro
duction of Judge Tanners testimony.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
FIRE ON PROCESSION
Eighteen Killed and One Hundred
Wounded at Lodz

BY Associated Press.
LODI, Russian Poland June 21.-
Eighteen persons were killed and 100
wounded tonight by volleys fred by
dragons and cossacks on a procession
of $4,000 workmen which had been or
ganized as a demonstration against the
government.
The demonstration had been quietly
arranged AT o'clock the workmen.
$4,000 strong, with thirty red flags,
marched through Piotrokowska street,
shouting Down with despotism" They
gathered in the old market place, where
speeches were made by Socialists.
Up to this point the police had not
interfered. At 8 o'clock the procession
reformed and was marching up Glowna
street when suddenly the cossacks ana
Dragons rushed from the side streets
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
EDUCATORS TOURING
PACIFIC COAST STATES
Eighty Public School Teachers, En-
Route to Portland Exposition,
Make Brief Stop

The Prof, u. C. Thornberg special
train, carrying eighty educators of the
middle west through the Pacific coast
states on their way to Portland, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday morn
ing.
Prof Thornberg is superintendent of
the public schools of Des Moines coun-
tX Iowa, and those who accompany
him are. for the most part resident
in the same vicinity.
They spent yesterday at Catalina ISL
and. and before continuing their jour-
ney northward members of the party
win make the ascent OF Mount Lowe
and take in the other points OF interest
usually visited by tourists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22

the north, and after visiting the Port
land exposition will take in the eastern
cities of Canada before embarking from
New York city for Queenstown.
Following tour of Ireland, England
and Scotland the dirt selling trio will
visit The Netherlands, from there to
Paris, and after visiting the principal
cities of the continent will continue
their jaunt to Constantinople, subse-
quently journeying through the Holy
land and Egypt.
In November they expect to be in
India, thence going to Hong Kong and
from there to Japan. On the way home
stops will be made at Manila and Hon
olulu. They expect to arrive in San
Francisco some time next February.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
VAIELY ATTEMPTS TO
BLOW HIS BRAINS OUT
BY Associated Press.

by NSSOVIdItU bS5'
SAN JOSE. Cal, June 21,-Placing a
32-caliber pistol at his forehead and
firing, Moses Ayers, an old man with
wife and ten children, this morning
attempted suicide. Strange to say, the
ball failed to penetrate his brain, and
he will recover. Ayres recently came
here from San Bernardino, and says
that poverty and i'll health induced him
to attempt suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
MYSTERY DEEPENS
At SAN IA MONICA
Continued from Page One,

he was startled by the crash of glass
in window behind him. A hand was
thrust in and a quantity of burning
fluid was thrown over his person and
scattered about the room, which at
once burst into flames.
| Struggling to the doorway, Wander
cook emptied his revolver in the di-
rection of fleeing footsteps and fell to
the sidewalk.
was extinguished after it had COM
pletely gutted the building and de-
stroyed the contents.
Marshal Barretto at once sought
Kennedy and young Lawton. Both
Indignantly denied any connection with
either of the outrages upon Wander
cook and the alibis of both were per-
feet.
Opinion Divided
Opinion here is divided as to wheth-
| 1t is possible that Vandercook is a
victim OF unknown assailants or
whether he is a neurasthenic, who is
subject to singular nervous phenom-
| ena.
DR.. G.. E. Bahrenburg, who treated
Vandercook in Sawtelle for the better
part of a year, said last night that the
man was suffering with chorea. which
is a nervous disease that frequently
results in abnormal mental conditions,
and, as an abstract opinion. he said it
was possible that a patient suffering
with this malady might concoct a sem
sational episode of this kind.
Frank Lawton, father of the ac-
cused boy, said that he was convinced
that when the facts were finally
brought to light 1t would be found
that no outsiders were responsible for
the assaults upon Vandercook.
Little Miss Hilliard appears to be
enjoying the notoriety which has en-
veloped her.
II wish some Sherlock Holmes were
here TO solve this riddle" she said last
night. IF this doesn't stop soon
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
BURGLARS AND POLICE
ENGAGE IN FATAL FIGHT
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 21.-In pistol fight
early today between two alleged safe
blowers and policemen, Patrolman Will
liam McGeoghegan was probably fatal
ly injured and John Maloney, alleged
to have been one of the oracksmen,
was wounded in the stomach and leg
The cracksmen attempted to rob a safe
in the butcher shop of Davis Schontz
in the stockyards' district.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22

don't know what I'll do, for I'm afraid
for my life"
She Indignantly denied that there
was any warmer feeling than friend
ship between her and Vandercook,
whom she said she regarded as she
might an elder brother.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
GEN. JOHN A. ROSTER WILL
COMMAND SECOND BRIGADE
By Associated Press.


SACRAMENTO, June 21.-The rec
ords of the Second brigade headquar-
ters. National Guard of California, We're
shipped to Brig. Gen. John A. Roster,
who will command the brigade from
that place hereafter. In the interim.
with the exception of a few days, Col.
H. I. Seymour has been in command
of the Second brigade.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22

~ am pleased TO indorse Peruna
as splendid medicine for oatarrh
and stomach trouble, from which !
suffered for several years,
"l took II for several months and
at the end of that time found my
health was restored and have felt
spIendldly ever since.
~ now take It when ! contract a
cold and II soon rids the system of
any catarrhal tendencies"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
sTABLER APPOINTED ON
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
By Assoclated Press.


SACRAMENTO, June H.-Governor
Pardee has appointed H. p. stabler,
prominent farmer and fruit grower of
Sutter county, a member of the state
board Of agriculture, vice F. w. Cobey,
whose term has expired.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
TUFTS coNFERS HONORARY
DEGREE ON TAKAHIRA

BY AsSOcIHleu FItsS'
MEDFORD, Mass, June 21.-Tufts
college today celebrated it's fiftieth an
niversary and bestowed the honorary
degree of Doctor of Laws upon Ko-
goro Takahira, the Japanese minister,
and governor w. l.. Douglas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
.6oret6l

A tiny, chocolate coated tonic lax.
ative tablet. that gives vlGoR and
health to the STOMACH, LIVER and
BOWELS, thereby curing
Sick Headaches Biliousness
sallow Complexion Torpid Liver
Dyspepsia Jaundiee
Indigestion Heartburn
Loss of Appetite Pimples
Sour stomach Dizziness
Nausea Foul Breath
Take only one "VlooRET" at bed.
time and they will move the bowels
gently yet thoroughly each day and
permanently cure
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
ITALIAN WOMAN SHOT
IN FAMILY QUARREL
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Fle5s'
WALLA WALIlA, Wash, June 21.-
Mrs. Frank Alissio was shot and mort
ally wounded today by Mrs. Pauline
Rizuli. The shooting occurred in the
kitchen of the Alissio home, which was
occupied jointly by the two families
Trouble over a garden patch has es-
tranged the families, and the shoot
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
MASSACHUSETTS COURT
RULES ON LABOR UNIONS
By Associated Press.

BY ASSoclaIed Press.
BOSTON. June 21.-The Massachu-
setts supreme court handed down a
decision today holding that the at
tempt to force all laborers to COM
bine in unions is against the policy of
the law, because it acts as monopoly
of the labor market.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22

ing is supposed to have been the out
eyewitnesses. The sheriff is searching
for Mrs. Rizuli. The women are Ital-
ians.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
BUSINESS MEN WILL
ENCIRCLE THE GLOBE
Three Los Angeles Real Estate Deal
ers Plan Tour of the Civil
lied World

A trip of eight months duration,
which is to include in its itinerary most
of the points of interest on the globe,
Is that shortly to be undertaken by
James A. Keeney T.. S. Butterworth
and Fred Latimer, the well known real
estate men of Los Angeles.
The party will leave here July for
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
VAN LEW SECRETARY OF
TELEPHoNlsTs SOCIETY
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 21.-At today's ses-
sion of the national interstate tele-
phone convention, James B. Hoge OF
Cleveland was elected president and
John Van Lew, Los Angeles, Cal,
secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
Chronic Constipation

They cool. cleanse and purify the blood
and are sold by all druggists in 25c
packages $50 tablets) and 1Oc trial size
db tablets)-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
suffered FAH van STOMACH CA7ARRH.
Pc.ru.na the Medicine That
Restored Health.
CURE PROVES PERMANENT.

Mrs. Elizabeth Reuther 1o7 West 40th
street, New York city, member Board
of Directors North End Clio Associ-
alton, writes:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22

If you suffer from Indigestion, dys-
pepsia or any kind Of stomach trou-
BILE do not neglect 1t. Take Peruna
at once. Begin taking half tea
spoonful before meals, diluted with
a little water If necessary, and
gradually increase the dose to two
teaspoonfuIs. Should you desire
medical advice, write to DR.. Hart
man, President of the Hartman San
itarlum, Columbus, Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22

and fred a number OF voileys. The
crowd fed panic stricken, leaving
eighteen killed and 100 wounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-22
An Impossible Ideal

Whene'er 1 buy a suit of clothes
The mirror makes me very sad.
I cannot. howsoe'er / pose,
Look like the picture in the ad.
-WaShington Star.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13
Nfosbe Y%reiibent &riacrs
pOlitiite Seitamente.
acknowledgement

Deb Observation-Disclosures i
Pretoria / Qnlebning at forbenoq
renOe Yraiibent ariieers 3orbf9.
itelie oplaite General 8otbo ben nfs
osbes pOlitiite 5eitamsnte. 0etts
Document foreligger / 5orm af
Sburet pad en- 5enDenbelie fra ben
/ Maj 1904 I 9retorid ofbolote
goerfOngres, og bet er eftsr arus
gers ubtrpttelige 2nifs, at OHents
liggsreIien timber Steb paa felOe
8egrdpelfesbaeen. 9ette 5effdmenta
inbebolber bl. a. fslaenbe:
Seq bar ben 2Gre at onertenbe
WobtagelIen af 9erss aabeItelss
gram at 25. Ndj % bet fensrs
mobtagne 8reb uf 30, Der ober.
6rdgte mig 5ilfsner fra ben I "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13

gene fra ben %. til ben %. Mai
/ Pretoria afbolote aongres. Utipt
/ al min Sorg % unper ole De
Qioelier, unoer boilte mt Sip benz
GLIDER. bar eisie 9uo fra eber
fplot mig meo 3rpit o9 Zainemmes
ltg6ee. oe al nit aanite 9ierte
taffer ieg a1e, foroi De unoer Raabs
la9ningerne angaaenoe 4utio ca
6remtio bar minosoes oeres game
StatspraiiOent co berpeo pitt, at
be lite bar CLIENT 6ortioeu. 3ette
9laoer mig iaa meget mere, forol
be, Der bill Itabe m 5remtib, a.
brig mau 9lemme 6ortioen. S6g
Oerfor / 6ortioen alt, bpab Der fin
hes At goot % itpnt. bpg oeraf
gbers SOeal % forisa at OirteIigs
gsre bette 3beal / 5remtioen! BEL
er Def ianbt. at monat Og me9st
al, bbao hi bar reit, MI er til
intetQiort, eoeloet og itprtet / @rus,
men meo lamb @niQ6eo / 6bers
9eItrp5elIer oil bet blioe muli9t n
genop6DQoe. 6oao Der CT neOrepet.
0et opfploet nit 9ierte meb Eat
nemmtliqbeo at ie ben @ni9beo,
Der raaoer blanot Gber. @lem al
Driq BEN aIborfge 5ormonina. Der
,iQQer / be qamle Orb: o@niQhcb
scr TART; mar bette alti0 felaes
blanbt Goer. oil Dor R~aticnalitet
"a port Spro9 Iteoie 6epdres Of
bIomitre.
6oor meget at alt bette. ie9
Ieuonu uil oplepe. ftaar / SUBS
6aono. 5tsnt feot unber engellf
5lag nerer ieg bog intet 9nite om
at oa unoer bette. Seg bar ganIe
piit lite forfonet mig meo ben bite
5sIelfe. at jeg itaI lutte mine Zine
Ii st fremmto 2anb, / 2onoFbgtio
beb og oanTfe aIene. aoitilt fra
Slaatnin9e, iom ieg ~iittert oloria
ffal genie. lanqt borte ira Qfrifds
Serb, ION iea aIori9 mere ifal be
trade. langt borts fra bet Qono,
fom ieg bar ofret nit 9ip for Of
gore bet tilganssligt FOR Gipiliia=
~tionen, % / 6Diltet isg iau en- IA
tion opootie. Men oenne gitterheb
miIpnes, iaa lanse ie9 fan fat
bolos 0perbepi8ninqen ON. at 6ni9s
heb Dil bebare bette Bart, % bel
If1foer MIG meo 6oab og 5oroent
ming ON, at bets @ennemfsrelie bil
mites.
Qf belle NIT 6ierte biIier ito
6oer aIe. 9riiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13
5Sraufrig Og Gpangcliet.

) lang lib bar ri enitet at tunne
Qipe pore 99iers ct lille 0perblit
cper ben relig gIe 3ilitano / 5rant=
rig. eaer / bet minoite ct life 5no-
blif / ben. Ulen bet par oonfteligt
al faaiaaleoes fat / bet, Der enonG
itaoig er 1 uoDitling, at man tunoe
latte itg fort oerom % en0oa gire
9Rferne nogen 5orftaaelie al Sagen.
5Blgenoe 4rtitel, taget ira ar.
8gbl.~, Dil iittert I bet minbite lG
les meO Snteresie, og ben giper ba
ogiaa en- SmuIe Snoblit / 5ors
boloene.
Oct 2oOforilag ON .Qofiaelie
melem Stat og airts" iom ben
MiniIterpr9fbsnt gombes
bar forsldgi 8dmret, in0e6oioer IN
Ratte geitemmelfer, Der, ON be oeOs
tages, pil um%uliggere en- iii, eOdHs
geliIt &irte / 5rantrig.
Nebens bette 5ritenterminifter:s
um at 6db til ben t%dtOlTte airte
er bleDen breoet til at foreilud 8on>
torbutes Opb9Delie, bar bet lam
tibiq - adnbeligt uforitddenbe iOm
BET er - dnldgt lit q~opforilag idds
febes, at Der albeles life fan BIZ
be ptabs for ct frit ~trtitent Gam
funb / 5rdntrts.
Oct er bet iibite llbflag at ben
bsjtfsmte frantic 5ribebsinut.
Raonlig 2obforildgets pdrasraf
8 Dibner ON. at enten bar 6r.gomz
6es life 9nift at 5orftonb pud
ben ebaneeltffeairfeorbning / refors
msrte 2anbe. el1er oefdu mad ban
babe til 5eniigt meb eel Sfug at
fnuie snbber ~epon9elift 8irte /
5rantrig,
Mrtifel 8 beitemmer nemlig, Mt
..tisfe Soreninger (d~sfociations)
fan organifere fig / Sdmfunb (unis
Grey. Disfe Samfunb muu fife
ct Departments @renfer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13

5enIeenoe. Oct bar beorBpet mig
at iaottdge bette. % bet bpr paatales,
for at bet ian blipe anoerleoes.
@ub tie 9oo for, iaa lunQt Ri IT
t9mmen, men lite min0re for, a
6an la0er Dc ie, boao ri mangIer.
Vi mao tomme til Al l9gge alDorz
liz 9ino paa at meooele Oore gprn
Guno1ta6er, 8enoitab til 8riitens
bommen. 5bi boor fan oe tomme
II rigtig at elite bet. De tenber tibet
eaer intet til2 Bel tenber ieg
@runotOig8 Spsrgsmaal ON, a9oem
ilog er blepen. pad bbab BAN ferit
ei 6aDDe fer" Ulen bet er beller
life Meningen Der at qua inb paa
ct GntenzGaer, ei 6eler at opitiae
ct fBrite % anbet, men fun at Ii9e,
at baaoe 8arIigbeo % aenbftdb til
Sogen maa fplges az. 8egge piI
aabenbart gtniiOig itstte % fren;=
bjplpe btnanoen.
9enne Sang Ital ieg lite fomme
nprmere tnb pdu Mioler o9 0toos
Der til at me0oele 8%riftenoomss
tunoffdb ellsr puu oennes Smfan5.
Oct fommer maote en- dnoeu Sang.
Den enbnu ct Bar Orb ON Sumo
fabens 1sooenoisbeb.
paulus tiger, at ,.SunoIfaben
opblRIer, men &rrligbeoen opbng-
ger" q. Scr. 8. u. men Oerneb
Ct bet 10 ingenIunoe hans Mening
at prage 8unoItaben. Oct er fun
zen oanoleis oq tgrlgbeosldc
qunoIta6, 6ois Barb ban unbes4
TENDER. Bet fan Ri ie At bans
Orb aHgaaenoe Seoerne: De bare
E0iotqr6eo Tor SUB, men lite meo
aunpfa6~ CRom. 10, p. Scr iGt-
tee aurbIfaben meget bit, iad beit,
at Wan9el paa ben oil blioe oeres
6ortabelie. 90 Den a~lerbejeite
gris. ipnes jeg. aunoitaben eIer
aenoitubet faar, mar Dor 5reIIer
iiQer: ,0ette er bet epiqe 2tp. at BE-
tsnbe big. Den eueite fdnoe @uo.
og ben, ou u%Oienote. 5eIus Sri.
Itus" Sob. II, 81.
Oct er for Reiten en- Sanobeo,
Ter life bebeoer lang RRionnemtnt
for at geres inolpienoe. Den II
10 ertenbt paa uqe Der6sliqe Gm.
taaoer. So beore ct Nenneite fen.
Der bet, ban arRioer meo. Bee
beore 9aranti bar ban ior At ar.
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