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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17
AN UNHEARD OF
COLOSSAL SALE
The Fair Will Soon Inau'
CUR ate a StupendOus
Sale Event

The grandest and most colossal sale
of dry goods, notions, clothing, shoes
and hats etc, the citizens of Green.
vile and surrounding country ever
witnessed will be put on by The Fair
the large dry goods and mems furnish
ing store, on the corner of Washing
ton avenue and Shelby street.
Til 5 sale will commence Wednes-
dav, June 18th, and will last ten days.
ending Saturday, July 9Th. Mr.. J. M.
Goldman, an experienced advertiser,
whose business it is to conduct sales
for the leading merchants in the diff
ferent cities throughout he United
Staes, IS in the city to take charge ot
this stupendous sale H says that il
will prove to the people the greatest
dollar saving sale ever held in Green
vile and goods will be reduced re-
gardless of cost which will mean to
the buyer a saving Of at least so per
cent. OF the reguler price.
Owing to the recent failure OF the
Merchants & Planters Bank. OF this
city, where the firm Of Cohn 6 Wit
ney were depositors. they are under
obligations for very large amount,
very unfortunately for them so it will
be necessary for them to raise $40
10000 by July 10th It was decided
to hold this sale in order that this
amount may be raised. giving the peo-
PIE Of this city and vicinity the bene-
fit OF low prices for high grade mer-
chandise.
To give the reader an idea of the
size of this sale, The Times has con
tracted TO print 100000 page circulars
which the largest order for printing
ever given by any merchant to a
home company in Grenville These
circulars Will be distributed under the
supervision OF Mr.. Goldman, who IS
from St Louis, by men in vehicles to
she people Of the surrounding coun-
ties and the adjacent territory Of Ar
kansas. and will contain matter as ap-
pears in their page ad in today's issae
This advertisement will also appear
in all the newspapers in the surround
ing counties.
Every lady who takes The Times
shouId read this ad. for she will find
things needed, and by buying during
this sale the saving VIII be sufficient
for an extra supply.
Another reason why the Fair can
under sell any house in the Delta Is
because the firm of Cohn& Whitney
who are up to date in their dealings
and know how to buy, which is the
secret of success in department
store The few articles priced in their
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17
BUSINESS
LEAGUE
Of ColOred Men Met
in the City This
Week

lhe first annual session of the Mis-
sisSippl Negro Business League met
IN Greenville on Wednesday. Tune !
with large attendance representing
the best and most earnest class Of
negro citizenship. Chas. Banks. of
Mound Bayou, was called to the
chair, and opened the session with
striking and interesting address.
He counselled his his peoples earn
estly to strive to reach the ideal stan
dard Of citizenship, and argued that
thus only could the problems that
confront them as a race pass away
In the course of his remarks he dis
claimed the social problems. as hay-
Ing no more connection with the ne
gro race than with the Chinese. The
. only conditions about which the ne
gro need concern himself are eco
nomic and industrial He touched ub-
on the fear or belief expressed by
some writers and thinkers that negro
labor in the South wou1d he spnoIa-
mented bv foreign irnr,;ora,,ts He
took the ground chat the South ! tba
home Of the negro.tI,at his labor 1
that to which Southern wbites are
accustomed, and which will be pro-
ductive Of most satisfactory results 10
It's employers. The immigrants he
said, are bred amid socialistic and
anarchistic ideas. and must bring
these principles with them, with the
result that should the eontented ne
'a'o. - li'9 .iei''e . i'' actor le' oe
- ''si'e u 2'saesu II i,.'''' 'e "i.h as
-. .ud lit .
r. N hebalf or -1,e C,~eenvilla Col
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

ad, arranged by Mr.. Goldman. will
give you an idea of what Is in store
TOR you upon visiting this sale which
opens Wednesday morning, june zS
at 9 O'Clock. On this morning The
Far will throw from the top OF their
building. free to everybody straw
hats and pants, and the editor hopes
that you will be lucky enogh to get
some OF them. Good luck to The Fair
and its patrons.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17
In FIRST
PLACE AGAIN
After Losing 4 Games
GreenViIIe'S Luck
Returns

Losing four games to Pine Bluff
was like burning the candle at both
ends. Our percentage dwindled and
theirs increased and when the smoke
OF the fourth battle cleared away, we
were out of first place for the first
time since the first week of the seas
on Fridays game brought Us into
cur own again and Pine Bluff only
slept the one night in the Star Cham
Der
The subscriptions to the base ball
club are due, and should be paid
promptly They were made in good
faith and on the strength Of them. it
was decided TO hold the franchise
through the season. The manage
ment figured on the seasons expens-
es and probable resources. and
though finding the amount barely
sufficient decided to play the season
out here. II IS therefore necessary
that these subscriptions be paid
promptly The Times next week
VII publish fall list OF subscribers
and amounts together with the
party
Fridays game was fast ana ei-se-y
both sides being anxious g. -l4 ton
place IN the race, strained cherry
nerve BY punching a few hits with
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

The house of Mr. George Rigney.
recently built in the Race Track Adj
ditlon, was burned to the ground on
Thursday morning at about O'Clock.
the house and its contents being an
almost total loss.
Owing to the distance of the house
from the central part of the city and
the length OF time which elapsed be-
tore the alarm was given, the fire had
made great headway before help
could arrive. Mr. Rigneys loss is es-
timated by him at about $4,000.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

Mr.. A. Grayson Hdndoiph serds to
The I,lhes bench e ccttoa con
tanning blossom and four squares
sample from small. carefully
worked patch OF improved cotton
grown on the Woodstock plantation.
outside the levee- The cotton in this
patch averages two feet in height. and
already contains bolls from which the
blooms have droppedThe little field
IS an experiment and The Times does
not think il can be improved upon as
an example OF what can be done by
careful and intelligent cultivation
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

fed that in case loss to the Board
results from the failure of the Mer-
chants & Planters Bank, they will
be held responsible for such loss.
The Board then adjourned until
4 O'Clock, p. m.
Board met at O'Clock, p m, the
same members being present as at
the morning meeting and ]. S. Walk
er and J. c. Brooks in addition, who
approved the actions of the Board at
the morning session, making the same
unanimous
There was long discussion on the
matter Of the strict enforcement of
the laws against riding on the levees-
The following amounts and pei
diem were allowed and ordered paid
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17
DR.. ATTERBURY
RESIGNS
The TruSteeship of the
M. & P. Bank-.-Dr.
Walker Appointed

On Monday, Dr. Atterbury, who
had been chosen by the directors and
depositors of the Merchants & Plant
er's Bank and had given bond, decid-
ed to resign the position, finding that
the proper discharge Of the duties it
entaibed would exact the exclusive
devotion of his time and work.
In response to an almost unam-
mous request OF the depositors and
creditors of the bank, Chancellor
Bell on Tuesday appointed Dr.. Walk
er as receiver in place of Dr. After
bury.
The instructions of the Chancellor
to the receiver were clear and emphat
ic, requiring him to collect at tile
earliest possible moment, all funds
due the bank; to make no delay and
spare no person in collecting the
banks assets; to prepare and present
to the Chancellor, within ten days a
statement made by competent book
keeper; to show the cause Of the fail
ure of the bank and fix the resp
bilty, and to conduct the examina
and administration with economy aa1
dispatch
Mr.. VIM Thos. Rose. formerly
cashier Of the bank. viii assist Or.
Walker in nreDarirg the stat inert
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17
President.
Secretary.

Ordered that J T. Atterbury, Pres
idcnt, be authorized to sign on behalf
Of the Board, a petition for the ap-
a7;ntmcnt of J. $. Walker assignee OF
cts of the Merchants & Planters
Park
The doard affirmed the action OF
the attorney in appealing he FL
bridge case
Ordered that the Secretary and
Treasurer and his bondsmen be noti-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

Ground has been broken for the
erection. on the beauaiful BIanton
Park lot, OF an Elk's Home, which,
when completed, will be one Of the
handsomest structures that ornament
the city of Greenville No more at
tractive site IN the city could have
been chosen than the one selected.
1t is surrounded with beautiful forest
trees, situated in the center OF the
city, and fronting for about $50 feet
on the finest avenue in the south
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17
LEVEE BOARD
COMMISSIONERS
Hold a Call Meeting and
Discuss Its Financial
Conditions
Office Board Of Mississippi Levee
Commissioners


Greenville, Miss, June II, 1905.
Board met this day pursuant to
call at - III, noon Present: J. T.
Wade and w II Fitzgerald.
After consultation as to the condi-
tion Of the Board with especial refer
encc Of the recent failure Of the Mer-
chants and Planters Bank, the follow
ing order was passed
That under the authority vested in
the Board by AN act approved March
y, A. d.. 1000 by TIM Legislature Of
the State of Mississippi and appear
ing as Chapter T8g Of the Acts Of
said legislature of that year, and by
ea,ou of the emergency therein pro-
yidcd for having arisen and occur
ed. ucccssitat.ug the issue Of the
script mentioned and provided for
in said act by the board; it is
therefore. o-#c~cd that an issuance Of
$4,000 worth of said scrip be and
tha same is hereby ordered to be
made iu the sha.a nt ..en certi6-
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

Mr.. B. J. Church, of the firm OF
Church Shelton, purchased, while in
Chicago. buggy ti,at attracts the at
tention OF everyone The vehicle IS
a handsome affair and cost III Chica-
90 the sum of $4,000.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

Miss Eleanor s. Carter, Miss Hebe
Randolph and Miss Mamie Randolph
left on Monday last for "Innis Hill
their summer home near Warrenton,
Virginia.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

The friends Of Mr and Mrs. c. z.
Jordan, of No. 40 \. Poplar street,
are congratulatng them apon the ar
rival OF u pound boy ON Friday
night, June 9th.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

Mrs Henry Ferguson and little
one are making a trip on the Belle of
the Bends.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

The Board then adjourned.
J. T. ATTERBURY,
President
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17
Dividend Notice

At the last regular meeting Of The
directors OF the First National Bank
OF Greenville, Miss, a semi annual
dividend (NoI 2o), of five per cent,
was declared payable on and after
July Ist, 1905 to stockholders OF rec
ord
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

Continued on fourth page)
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-17

A. B. NANCE. Cashier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-17
Mw Thrown

At vare en- lykkelig Hustru; at beholde
sin Mands B%eundring og Kjnrlighed
,kulde vare en- Kvindes stadige Formal.
We'd Diet ferste Tegn paa daarligt Hell
bred, smertefuld og uregelnassig Men
situation, Hovedpine eller Rygsmerter,
tag Lydia 3. Pinkham'6 Vegetable CON-
pound.
Mrs. Chas. F. Brown, Vice-President
Mothers Club, 81 Cedar Terrace, Hot
Springs, Ark. skriver:
Kjare Mrs. Pinkham:
~ nj Aar slsbte jeg mig gjennem en- elendiR
1ilvaerelse, lidende at Betendelse og Nedtai-
den at Livmoderen, nedbrudt af Smerte oR
Mathed: En- Dag saajeg ct vidnesbyrd fra
en- kvInde, lidende som jeg. men som var bic
vet helbredet we'd Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vcge-
TABLE o gjee besluttede at prove
det. We'd Enden at tire Maaneder m:erkede
teg Forandring. ALE gjorde Be,nnrkn;nger
derom, og min Mand blev igen aldeles foreE-
sketi mig. Lydia e.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound opbyggede NIT hele System, l1eI-
ct nyt Menneske. Jeg we'd at Diet vii gj6re en-
hver ldende < vinde stark, frisk og lykkelig
som Diet gjorde mig"
Kvinder som lider af smertefuld or
uregelmassig Menstruation, Rygsmer-
ter, Nedfalden, Bet@ndelse eller Saardan-
nelse i Livmoderen, Tilfalder i Egge-
stokken, Nedtyngen, Svimmelhed, Mat
he'd, daarlig Fordejelse eller Nervesyak-
kelse kan vinde fuldkommen Styrke o q
Sundhed we'd at tage Lydia E. Pinkham 8
Vegetable Compound.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-17

Gm fornmftig Sbc. On belfjen6t
2ege benle6eoe fornplig fine meot=
cinife &ollegaers Spmerfiombeo
paa, at Sc peo 8eban6lingen at @jer,
tet bur6e lngge mere Gegt paa at
1tprfe bette Organs Muifler og 8eg>
&c enc paa at unoeripge oe forifiel=.
lige Slags &iartelp6. san paaitoo,
at oct famine Mib6el, fom itprfer 6e
an6re 2ipsorgoner % bigger op @p-
itemet, o9iaa bitbe ftprfe @iGrtet. SIT
Dr. 8eters &nrifo befiboer ben,1e
Ggenifab er alminbelig onerfienot.
ST. 6. 8. &ittelfen, 8eqrot, Minn.,
tiger: rSeg le6 af en- @lags &ier,
teipg6om, Tom intet ipntes at bielpe.
Seq fit fat / en- 6laffe &urifo, iom
ifienfeoe mig flor 2inbring. Sre
GIaifer belbreoebe mig al6eles. Seq
tilroo6er ollie, iom Iiber at en- li9nen.
6e @pg6om, at foribge benne Me6i.
cin." - Sen engiteIige Gglelie og
on6re @pmptomer, iom fplger mc6
&ierteipg6om, foripin6er UNDER ben
itprfen6e Sn6flpoelie at bette flor.
arteoe, gamIe 2egemiooel, ST.. 8e.
ters @urifo. Sen 1elges lite pao
Mpotbefer, men 6irefte til 6orbruger-
ne giennem ipecielle Mgenter. @frio
til 9r. &eter Sabrnep, 112-1l4
go. &oDne Mbe., Chicago, SSll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-17

E22EW sr%EfsSs&&I@
n6bisning. On paa &ain9s
b%arnefs6t Sptantign Sergen SSperien
er blepen l1obilt. Sen l1bpiite far /
CONNER boft en- Strio mes en- tDif
Iienel teforl.
&c &onbliote Muben=
+ Il. ll0palget for SnOlomlingen
I'll s. 8cnoli0tc / Mabenrao &re0s ar
bolo: fo1lc>en ct Mp6e poa &reos=
b1liet. Set oplpites, at Snoiomlin-
gen bi6t!l far %inobro9t rigelig 1900
@farf. Nlf set ierlig ne0latte It's
balg, iom poo Stebet far lt1ocripgt
6or6olOene og prppet Sc i%n0lenotc
8egiGrtnger, bar Ser bos Splf, lpm
trp1ger til at fuo 5obene erltottet,
foltllaaet cit Sfo0e poo bcl1imoo IT,
600 Marf, oerof poo 9,3S7 Morf /
Ma6cnruo @p. Set peotoges ltrafs at
l1obctole Sc melt Grrnaenoe @elpb
paa i11otil so Morf meo set fl1l0e
@elpb, itbrre @elpb mes 80 Erocc1t
al Sabct> % inOtil pi0erc FIN at lto=
6etolc Sc beore itille0c 80 &roccnt al
Sc opfSrte Sab. Senere bill Meltbc=
lp6e,1e blipe 1,obelte.
6rG @abct poo M III.
+ III. S flere Mor far Set prret
title meo @enipn til Set tpife @o6
~&itoiin" poa Mmrom. s ct TIFF
9lao meooeles MI, at Ell @pgboloer /
9orburg 2l,opig 5cbmibt UNDER en-
onlet 6ubrifants Mopn far iggt ON
en- 9ireftbrpoit peo 8o0eiteoet poo
Mmrom, io1n bar lp,11et n1eo 10000
Marf. 8aoeielifobet lpgte Splp5nin=
ger / @or6rrg om 6obrifanten, pg
6a Oi5le nat1,rligpis folot go6t us,
engogere0es Mon6e11, Ser itrofs tog
for 100000 arf @ftier og iatte So
brifante11s 8ro6ers Mopn pou Sif=
ferbeOs6ofl1mentet % los ltnoerifrifs
ten befrGfte al en- 9fotor. 9en 10.
SSo1l1or ifl,l6e SEN M 9ireftpr til
trG0e Yla0ien; n1er 8ebrogertet OPP
oage0es, og fan mootte / Ste0en for
ban0re / 69ngiel.
ct Sfn6 pes 6 + e IL
fen. S u&oloing 6olfeblo0" beret=
ties: 6orle1en slften &l. II fom en-
Eeriou peo 6iifebnffer og piloe ODER
@r9nl ert. @rnnlegelt0orm @onlen
fra &eiitrup forlangte at ie bons asa.
pirer, men / Steocn for at pref l1=
tere Oisle, reb Spiferen CIT &epolper
frem % otipreoe CT Sfl10. SanOlDu=
ligpis bar Set Me11inger, at @en0ar-
men iful0e bope boft Sf1o0et / @o=
beoet, men bel0igpis blcb finn Sful-
0eren rant al &11glen. Otter fin
Brotherhood flpste0e Spiferen tilba1s
ODER @rnnlen. @rGniegen0orm @ans
ien ipgte 6erefter ms til cit nnr6oen=
Sc M%rbej0sman0 og fit ben11e til at
fplge mes Jig bjenl, bpor &l1glen bleb
toget IT'S; @en0armen pil ONT fort Si6
otter fl,1,ne gjpre Gjeneite. Sen tpife
@renlegen0arm befanOt Zig ct &par=
tiers Gang fra Ste0et, bDor Mttenta=
tet ifete, og D9rte Sfl100et. Sort ef-
ter fom Ser fra @rnnien 3 @aan6=
pnrfs ipen0e og 6erefter e11ont en-
@oon6pnrfs lpen6, Ser ollie ifpn0te Jig
as
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-17

@anife bittig er en- @nqrete, iom
set ipenife gitttgbeosblao r&ucf"
p%aoitaar at babe iamlet ober Spsrgs.
maalet: &bis Morge bar nit? So
SSnterbietperen fommer til 8igrnion,
inare6e Digteren:
&pis Morge bar nit! &ba6 San.
Ben er mi bette for en- Gornarmelie?
Surge er nit!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-17

Tsrftlelfe belbrebet paa "a Dag.
Sag 2a1atibe Bromo 0a1iaine
EabIets. @engene tiIbnee fra ole
Mpotbefere, bbis lite belbreoet. 6.
g. @roee's Nabn paa bper sgfc.
Csc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-17
SKMpIHAYISKR PARIERE

land, hvor de vii 6nde ct ~behageligt og sundE-@
Klima og megetLand ti1rimeige Priser. Pa1
Grund af den ~umiddelbare Married af 0stenan
Priser for deres Produkter 4kart og beskri..
vende Pamf1ctter vii blive s-ndt hit.ved Hem
vepdelse til HI. BADENHOOP. Sec'y. 6k0tD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-17

ner at uSSnore Misiion" ogter til
Sommer at bpgge ct 5oriamlingsbns
I Glensborg. &entier &olenlln0 Der
lte6s bar / NGrbeoen al tit eget @11s
ifiGnfet CIT gratis 8pggcplaos.
aug s enet e. Siene-
ltcfarl 9roocr 8opeien bos @ooro=
eicr 9pt5en / alangsbpl far tient /
Sc Nor poo famine @aaro. San
troa0te / Sicnelte / 1913 bos oen MT
pGrenoe @usbon6s 6a6er. S 1864
bar ban mes / 6orl poret al 9pbbpl
Sfanl Jet.
8 ln0 elig 0po. Torle=
lte1 bol0t Meieribeltprell en Meoe /
9allum 6%urgegooro. ga Mp0et bar
%iluttet, 9if Ell Del al @eitprelien
bien1. 2iOt otter for1btes s. 8ertel=
lcn liggel10e 0pO paa &ejen tnt pes lit
@icn1ft @p0s6pl; fan CT iul10lpnlig=
bis rant al ct Slogtilfploe, 0u Fan /
mango Mor far fist of CIT @irrtefei1.
Mrreiteret. Iorleoen in0le=
perc0es / &etsfungilet / Softl1tl1o al
@en0armen fra Mrnl1m 2onomon0
9opie11s Spn al @pirl1p. Sen 1,nge
Mon0 ifal for 2 Star iioen bape moo
lat Zig en @en6orm. 9enne Gang
flpgte0e bon til 9anmnrf, men / Sen
Sro, at Set I'LL ifltloe bore CLIENT,
bap0e ban Dobet Jig bieln / 8eipg.
0ette erforeoe @enoormen, iom laa
onbol0t bam.
Gen nv Hrn tegooro
&onliltoriet / aiel far bepilget Sp=
fprellen at cit ny &rGitegaar0 / Sri
rltp. Sorn1o0er1tlig bil Sen blipe OPP
fprt / 0e11 fommer6e CONNER. Sir
fefollegiet 6erlte0s' bill iamles til 9f=
itelnr1i11g orn, bporpiot &pbpgningen
ifal opergipes til en- M11rern1elter /
eller us fripes til 2%icitotion.
Smfoltninger11e pe6 8pgningens 0p=
fbrelic bill belpbe Jig til $4,000 Wef.
&be g t a 5 nberne fra
q abenruo ligger / 1tore M9n9=
Ser fra 6lobt Strano til Morpiu,lo,
ifripes til u5cblesluigicbe @ren5-
polt", / Set @ele mes ct runot Sal 80
Stpffer. Mmtsforitan0eren bor att
taget Tolf til at grope oem neo, og
Bette Mrbei0e gaor let NOT, bpor Sssor=
oeu CT ian0et, n1e11 peo Moa6bopeo,
bpor Ser ligger 80 &aoopere, beltaar
Sorobln0en at 5tene og gropt @rl1s.
Ser er Set meget BEL pGrligt og freezer
n1eget Mrbei6e. @ao 1enge 6rolten
barer, CT Stanfen life laa ilem; men
lf1l0e ser tn0trG0e 50, ga ifol ser
itGrfe 9eerper til 8egraoeliesarbei=
oct. 9eboerl1e paa Gen Marp paa=
ltoar, at @a0aperne er faiteoe oper
8oro fra 0amper11e mellem @alfbo=
beo fife la11gt fra &plten> for6i 5log=
ter bel1oe1e blep 0aorlige, 11oor Sc
TOM l10 / r11n1 Sp.
9en baar 5 t + / e M
ipgte Jamilie. S Mnle6ning al
flere ret pluoielige 9p6sfal6 / 2ille
Gmmerife, bporpe6 6amilien 9ien1er
er blepen iaa baarot biemipgt / 6isle
Gage, bar en- 5l9gt11ing can6. mag.
u. 80. 9iemer / &iebenbobn le,1ot
fslgen6e 9igt til v@eIt1espigs ST
oen1e":
Gil en- 2iIIe Gmmerfe e.
gu igrger iom Dotter, @ultru %
Mor,
gu ibrger CIT @org iaa uenoelig itor.
Gf Dine Drenge tog Dsoen en-,
prGgtig begabet, go6 % rem.
slarene git; og otter iert 2onb
gi9lteoe 9eoet1. Sen tog Sin Man6,
6in &i9reite belt fra 6e l1rge Mar;
S bette on6e og go6e &aar.
&ons 9s6, Sen @org bar mere emo
NOT,
og BOG biloe 9g6en fler / sin Slot.
Sen tog Sen itbrite al 6ine 9renge,
iuit oa 9u fun6e bam melt tiltrenge.
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fremiflt6te. Bengene tilbnge fra Mpo.
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rerer i 6 til Ia Gage. SOC.
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blanot fine @tan6s@ og Meninesfel-
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in6 paa 6ennes &la6s iom &irfepl6-
ite, bor Meolem af &robitiipno6en,
flere @mge galgman6 % inotil fin
500 Gilliosman6 for BeIgerforenin-
gen. Ser par ttoget deficient, faa-
melt og olporligt ober Ma6s gIal1-
fen - bans &iem bleb giennem Mo-
rene prgpet .af megen @pgoom -
men bog set itilfaroige gore lueoe ct
eoeIt 6gleIieslip, ct BARN Siertelag.
9anifbe6en bar mtitet en- goo og
trofoit @gn; men ire Conner og fire
! 0gtre tager MrD efter bam.
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