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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
COUNTY BIBLE
SOCIETY GOES.
Resolved Yesterday to End Its
Existence Bibles Will Still
be Distributed Free.
speoial t, the EVENING NEWS /:


NEW BRUNSWICK, Dee. 20:-
The Middlesex County Bible Society
passed 4 resolution at the annual
meeting held yesterday afternoon in
the First Presbyterian chapel, of
New Brunswick, to settle up its af-
fairs and go out of business.
This action is due to the fact that
many of the churches of the county
send their contributions direct to the
American Bible Society so that there
seems to be no use for a county soci-
ety. The national society will estab-
lish depository here where there
will be Bibles for distribution
throughout the county to individuals
needing them, according to the pres
ent custom of the county society.
This county headquarters will be in
charge of three ministers and two
laymen.
The county society has been in ex-
istence for thirty-ive years. The Of
ficers will place the records of the So
ciety in the hands of the New Bruins
wick Historical Society for preser-
walton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
CON TRACT is
LAID OVER BY
FREEHOLDERS.
Bridge Approach Left Unsettled
Take S700 from Ice
Breakers Account.
HOLD ANOTHER SESSION
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 20:-
At the adjourned meeting of the
Board of Freeholders this morning
the Amboy bridge approach matter
was under discussion. The contract
for the county's share of the ap-
proach, which was awarded to San
ford & Harris some weeks ago, was
not ordered signed and the matter
was laid over until Saturday, Decem-
Der 30, when the board will meet for
the last time.
The sum of 500 was transferred
from the account for ice-breakers for
the Amboy bridge to the account for
the Spa Springs bridge.
Upon request of Director Foun-
tain, Freeholders Haney and Glenn
told what they knew regarding the
contract for Perth Amboy's part of
the approach, which has been award
ed by the Board of Aldermen to
Dean, Schwiers & Sutton. Mr.. Haney
said that he understood that the lat
ter firm already had lumber on the
ground.
Solicitor Willis stated that he had
heard Mr.. Dean say that work on
Perth Amboy's part of the approach
was to be commenced today.
Mr.. Glenn said that the contract
had not yet been returned to City At
torney Hommann with the signature
of the contractors.
Mr.. Glenn moved that the director
and clerk of the board be directed
to sign the contract for the county's
snare with Sanford & Harris. The
motion did not prevail.
Lawyer George X. Parsell, of New
Brunswick, was ordered paid 5000
for drawing plans for remodeling the
county jail. The plans were never
used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
DISMISSED THE WRIT.
Case of Excelsior Hat Company
Against Gussie Silverman.
Special to TIC BTBNING NEWS:


NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 20:-
Judge Strong yesterday dismissed the
writ of attachment secured in the
case of the Excelsior Hat Company
against Gussie Silverman as I'm abb
sconding debtor by Lawyer Lovely
for the plaintiff before Justice De-
Graw on motion of Lawyer Gold
berger. This was case of too many
writs.
Some time ago Lawyer Lovely got
out writ before Justice Mason in
this suit and it was carried to the
supreme court on a writ of certiorari
by Lawyer Goldberger Before any
decision was given another writ in
the same case was taken out before
Justice DeGraw and the other suit
discontinued. Lawyer Goldberger
moved to dismiss the second writ,
but Justice DeGraw refused the
motion and upon the matter coming
up before Judge Strong yesterday,
upon an appeal from the justice,
Lawyer Goldberger got the second
writ dismissed on the ground that
two writs could not be secured for
the same goods against the same
party. The defendant is not an alb
sconding debtor as she lives in Ho-
boken.
The writ before the higher court
was never brought to a hearing, the
matter being discontinued on pay
ment of costs by the plaintiff in this
suit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
X. c. {. AT
PLAIN FIELD.
Large Delegation Went from Here
in Special Car Degree
Work Performed.

The members of Halcyon Castle,
No. 81, knights of the Golden Eagle,
went to Plainfield last night where
the degree team of Freedom Castle,
of that place, put eighteen of the To-
cal members and twelve of their own
candidates through the different de-
grees.
The Eagles met at the Odd Eel
lows building at Gas o'clock and
were to have left at Z o'clock in a
special trolley car, but owing to the
accident on the road they did not
get away until some time later. They
arrived in Plainfield at 9.25 o'clock
After the degree work the local
guests were treated to a fine supper
and entertainment. They started for
home at 11.S5 o'clock and arrived
here at 1.07 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
BIG BLAZE
WIPES OUT
3 FE RRIES.
New York Water Front Again
Visited By a Great Fire.
Still Burning.
FOOT OF 25O STREET
rcoiol to ths FvENING NEWS !:

Special to HJ EFENTNG NEWS:
NEW YORK, Dec. 20:-Fire broke
out in the depot of the Lackawanna
railroad in Twenty-third street this
morning about 1915 O'Clock. 1t
soon gained great headway and at 2
O'Clock 1t had spread so fast that the
Lackawanna, New Jersey Central and
Erie depots were doomed. A strong
wind blew the fire away from the
Pennsylvania railroad depot.
The fire started from a defective
electric light wire, it is believed, and
was discovered by an employe of the
Lackawanna railroad, who at once
gave the alarm. Fire boats and fire
engines arrived on the scene within
a short time, but it could be seen
that the depot was doomed. Efforts
were made to save the Jersey Central
and Erie depots, but the strong wind
soon carried the fire in that direction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
PIECE OF coATIN NECK.
Trolley Car Motorman Has Cut Examined
With x-Ray.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 20:-
William Mosher, a conductor on one
of the Public Service cars, living at
Milltown, was seriously injured
about three weeks ago by his troll
ley car. Among his injuries was a
deep cut on his neck. The wound
failed to heal. He came to town and
the X-rays were used. The rays re-
vealed piece of the mans over
coat, an inch square, jammed under
the flesh. 1t was wedged In so tightly
it was some time before 1t could be
removed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
JOHN H. LING NAMED
FOR CUSTOM HOUSE.
Will Succeed W.
A. Mccarthy As
An Inspector.
THERE BEFORE.

The recommendation of Robert
Carson, collector of the local port,
for the reinstatement of John HI.
Ling to the position of customs i'm
spector to succeed the late William
Mccarthy, has been approced by the
secretary of the treasury, and Mr..
Ling will commence his duties as
soon as he takes the oath of Office
With the re-appointment of Mr.
Ling is attached an interesting bit of
history. In 1898 he was an inspec-
tor in the local custom house, but
for what is declared to be political
reasons, he was removed and William
Mccarthy was appointed in his place.
At that time Mr.. Ling did not com
test the appointment, which he could
have done, as he Is an old soldier,
having served in the Civil War; and
the Civil Service law says that a man
cannot be dismissed from the service
without charges.
Because of his being veteran Mr.
Ling did not have to take the exam
ination for the position and when
it was called to the attention of the
secretary of the treasury he readily
agreed that it was only right that Mr.:
Ling should be re-appointed.
Mr.. Ling lives in Brighton avenue
and at the present time Is the chief
watchman at the local plant of the
American Smelling & Refining
Works. He is well known and very
popular and his friends are glad that
he has had the good luck to get the
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
BIG STRIKE
WILL TIE UP
ALL RUSSIA.
WOrkmen and Peasants Vote to
Call General Strike and Stop
All Industry.
UNION OF UNIONS NOW.
Open War Upon the AutOCraCy
and Will Fight 10 a
Finish.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 20.-A call
for general political strike throughout
Russia, to begin today at noon, was
issued early this morning.
The call is approved by the Union Of
Unions, the Union of Peasants, the
General Railway union and the coun-
ellis of workmen of st. Petersburg and
Moscow.
A response received from the rail-
road men of Moscow is unanimous for
a strike.
The leaders have declared their abili-
iy to stop every railroad in Russia.
Russia apparently is on the eve of a
great if not a final struggle for mas
terry between the government and the
proletariat. Both sides have lined up
for battle.
The declaration of war by the prole-
tariat in the form of proclamation of
a complete general political strike will
tie up the railroads, the telegraphs and
every industry and business in the en-
pire, and Russia may again be cut off
from the world not only by. wire, but
by rail.
There is an air of suppressed excite
ment throughout the city. The streets
have Il regular holiday appearance in
honor of the emperor's name and are
crowded.
Collisions between the reds and the
loyalists are momentarily expected.
e.,
toned at several points of vantage
throughout the city. and patrols of in
fantry and Cossacks are everywhere.
A specially heavy guard is stationed in
the neighborhood of the Jewish mar
ket
The workmen's organizations at Mos
COW have decided to begin general
strike at once.
At Tukum, Courland, mobs of Lith-
uanians and Esthonians attacked Il
hundred Cossacks and dragons. the
only military force stationed in Tukum.
The mobs, after wild fighting, killed
the soldiers to the last man, cut off
their arms and legs and ripped up their
bodies.
The streets were strewn with bodies
and dismembered parts.
Later 600 troops arrived here with
three guns. sheled the place and charg-
ed the mobs of peasants, who surren-
dered or were dispersed.
Order has been re-established, and
the soldiers are burying the bodies of
the slain and caring for the wounded.
In all $40 soldiers and peasants were
killed and many were wounded.
Most of the remaining population
have fed TO Riga, which is now the
safest town in this part of Russia.
At NIitau frightful stories are pour
ing in from the interior, where desper-
ate fighting has occurred between the
troops and insurgents. Revolving tales
are told of the barbarities practced
on the German landlords, who are more
detested by the Let's than the RUS
sianS
The governments great fear is that
the rebellion, which is extending south
ward TO the Polish frontier may arouse
the Poles to an armed uprising.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20

A trolley car, filled with passen-
gers, while coming down Smith street
last night, ran into another trolley
car which was standing still allowing
passengers to alight at the store of
G. A. Sexton. Nearly every one on
the moving car was injured some
what and one man was caught in
such way that he received a COM
pound fracture of the left leg. An
other man was cut by broken glass
while two others who were standing
at the time were thrown to the floor
and bruised The motormen of both
cars, it is understood, jumped when
they found that the cars were going
to come together
Cars Moved Rapidly.
1T was just 655 o'clock when troll
ley car No. Ill, in charge of Motor
man Thomas Bowen, of New Bruins
wick, came up Smith street, and stop
ped at the drug store. Car No. 957,
in charge of Motorman ]. Moore, and
Conductor D. Wines, of Railway
came down Smith street from State
street and was followed by three
other cars. The first car seemed to
be coming down Smith street rap
idly and the next moment 1t crashed
into the stationary car.
When the crash came a number of
the passengers on the stationary car
were standing up, ready to get out
They were thrown to the floor and
some slightly injured.
Leg Was Broken.
Herman Richard, of 742 East
SiNth street New York q real estate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
STAR OF GRACE LODGE
HAD AN WI IL ELECs ION
ew Officers Named aziag
Will Take Place Latter Part
of Jln"ary.

At a special meeting Of Star Of
Grace Lodge, Shepherds of Bethle-
hem, held last night, the following
officers were elected Commander,
Dennis Flynn; vice-commander
George Mullins; aide-de-commander
Mrs. Margaret Gallagher; chaplain,
Mrs. Eyerkuss; marshal, William
Langan accountant, Loretta Warn
er; tree arrer, Richard Stack; outside
Frard T4omas Patten; inside guard,
Mrs Williams; master of ceremon-
les, Frank Tooker; trustee for eigh-
teen months, Mrs. Mum; scribe,
Sadie Gallagher.
The installation and supper will
be held January 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
HAVE HEARING
ON THE BRIDGE
Charles A. Bloomfield Has Been
in Washington About the
Matter.
Special to the EVENING NEWS: !:

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20:-
Charles A. Bloomfield was here to-
day and called upon the Chief of En-
gineers in reference to the matter of
spans for the Amboy bridge. 1t is
thought that as soon as Colonel Liv-
ermore, of New York, is heard from
in the matter, a public hearing may
be called in January by General Nc
Kenzie at which both sides would be
allowed to speak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20

LONDON. Dec 20,-A st. Petersburg
dispatch says that Admiral Rojestven-
sky and the chief members of his staff
arrived there last night. The admiral.
whose head was still swathed in band
mental suffering he has under gone. He
was visiby pleased with the hearty
welcome he received from II large
crowd which included many students
and workmen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
CHILD PuRLoINED SLED.
Little Boy Saw Pretty Toy in Front of Store
Took II,

A boy charged with stealing a sled
from in front of Roth & Leichtmann'
store on State street was given Sc
we're reprimand by the authorities.
The owners did not care to press the
charge further.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
RUNAWAY BROKE WAGON
Crashed Into PJst on Hall Avenue
Mo One Hurt.

A horse driven by John Husach, of
SO Cortlandt street, ran away on Hall
avenue yesterday afternoon. 1t
crashed into a post and was caught
by w. Hawkins. The wagon was
smashed, but no one was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
ROBBED EMPLOYER.
Was Confronted With the Facts and Az
mitted His Guilt.

A local jeweler learned yesterday
afternoon that he was. being robbed
of money almost daily by one OF the
clerks in his employ. He confronted
the clerk and the latter admitted his
guilt This morning all had been re-
turned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
Kicked the Hog.

The assault case arising out of the
chasing of Barnet Ginsberg! of 253
Prospect street, by hog, was up in
the police court last night. Alex
Nagler, of 270 Prospect street, own
er of the porker, was charged with
assaulting Ginsberg when he kicked
at the hog to scare 1t off. Nagler was
fined $5 which he paid. Counter-ac-
tion may be brought.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
Elect Officers Tonight.

AT the meeting of Court Amboy,
No. SIS. Foresters of America, to-
night, the election of officers will
take place. The committee in charge
of the recent ball and reception will
make report. 1t is understood that
about $3.50 was cleared.
Leave Want" Ads. at branch o.
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
NOTICES!

Dana Relief Association will hold
Christmas tree and ball Thursday,
December 2Sth, for members only.
1510S 12-20-23-2t w-s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20

f. l.. LARKINS, 357 STATE ST.,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20
AFFIRMED VERDICT.
United States Circuit Court Says
DOYLE Shall Get $3.50.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals has affirmed the verdict of
$3.50 which John Doyle, of this city,
secured against the Roessler &
Hasslacher Chemical Company. This
is victory for George S. Silzer, who
represented the plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20

want" Ads, for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger's
store, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-20

Leave Want AdS at branch Of
fees.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03

oanfte. for Too pibt IOm De narer
port 5olts naturIi9e Gang efter 5or=
Ibitelier pg Siob. Men ben SHE Al
COR 5oltetaratter tan pit bebit lignes
bso lltruotet. Der potter frobigt not
u6en at bIipe bbrtet, Taa bet tiener life
til gresfens gaos at bbrte Den SIags.
ftlo ON Def par not Iaa oanff. 6or
9eiten er bet ct a~roego6s, pi bar
tlfaues meb andre 5ott. Site at
6aoe anbet arap paa 8anff6eb, Der CT
for oaarligt. qresIens 0pgape MAJ
6pines til at tempe for 9afernes
ionbe gelfar0 for lib Og gpi99sb
oq FOR, at Be ian pare til 9elfi9nelie
og Unite I 9ipet. (Ulere).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03
6or ilDe NbOnnenter.

Gu er bet 9esningens 5ib / be
lanoe @%interaftener, % 2esnin9 er
10, boao Ri bar fat os til Opgape at
ifofe 5olt gennem Blade % Boyer.
0g oi oil lite alene iiafe9asning men
COB og unb 9esning, ION lite
alene tan unoerboIbe, men til
lige game.
Qltiaa = baa6e for bet gooe, oi
preber at uorette gennem benne Dor
9irffombeo o9 for at gore 5orretnins
gen iaa lennenbe for Samfunbet fom
mllli9t. pnifsr oi bore Blade ben itprit
miIiee llbbrebelie.
Men BERTH bebsber oi Dor Den
ners og 8unbers 6ialp. 8erfor 9sr
ri - ION en- lille gdaifennelie fof
eeloiaig 6iaIp = fglgenoe 5ilbub:
s8anfferen" og .@n 4ilegrims
|9anbrinq" (558 Siber, tort 5ormat,
fort 5rpt, iauitreret. 9ris $3.50
eegge tilIammen for go9ens 9ris
$3.50.
..8aniferen4 % ,Qonien / Den fross
ne 9erben" for $3.50 - figeiaa tun
8ogens gris. 9enne Bog bar $50
Sioer. tort 5ormat. tort 5rnt. iaas
witreret.
sDaniteren" og oWiniam Mcains
len" for $1.50. Sun gogens prs,
iaa MAJ fan resns for, at man faar
enten gogen eIer a9dniferen" frit.
.8aniferen@ e9 ,0m 4merifa", ef
Carl Slider 6anien, for $500, 50
gems pris.
; aae be 4 3ilfaloe faar man
.8aniteren" frit for ct Qdr. Oct er
iaa Iigs meget. enten bet CT ben me
4(bonnent, Der ielo ienoer Dc priien
Tor cen at 6isfe ge9er % bsItiler
o8anifersn". ioa faar ban ben frit,
eler BET er rlbre 6oloere. Der ifaHer
&c en- M. Taa be6oloer ban Sub
friptionspriien for o9anferen" ct
2ar og nsies meb at Ienbs os 9riien
for gogen. eller, om man bil regne
i%oalebes. $3.50 for DIT" og 9riisn
fer gogen minus benne Gum.
6oem BIZ taqe imob port 3ilbuo2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03
HeformationsOagen.

Den maa ri life lobe qua upads
agtet Forbi. Oct par ben 81. Otto
Ger 1917 DIN Qftenen, at 2ut6er OPP
ing fine 90 56eies mob 4aaben paa
Slotstirteogren / Uittenberg. San
polgte benne often, foroi ban pioits,
6rorIebes 5olt Den paafel9enoe Dag,
MQebelgsnsoag, Den 1. Jtooember.
piloe Itrgmme til airten for at fod
SpnosforIaoeiie for De afoe6e 6eIges
ners 5ortieneiies Stplb. 8et BAR
oltIaa Den rette 9io baabs for at
mooarbejbe ben TfratteIigs 9ifofarelie
og misbrua. ION Solicit par 6.loet l.
og for at bragg Spmarfiombeoen ben
paa 3beierne, b0ori SUBS Oros Care
ON sp~nosforlo6elie par frem6oIot.
0m 5ilItanoen BED oenne 5ib itdi
ri anfpre Ct tort gitat: y9os 6prs
fierne % 4oslen attraa eftsr airs
tens RICE @obs, Dos 5oltet uoiaie
imoo Den perosligiinbeoe 9eifiligbeo,
bos 5ibens bebite 0tano 5oragt fer
Gems ~uDioenteb og Sorg oosr airz
tens Qeooaroigelie. BPS 9apen o9 Dc
1pje a~irtefpriter 9antro og egsagti8s
leo eler / al Sab perosligt Sinoes
Tag, = Taaban bar Stiaingen".
Der 6apOe i lang 5io Oaret iuttet
efter og raabt ON en- Reformation pea
8irtens 0opeo og aemmer. Utan
rite Onost og 5rpttet. men tenoie
fife aaao berimob. 9ut6er ments
6eaer life, at ban par Nlanben til q
aofere BET itore Bart. men oplpit DID
Gubs Orb og 4anb og brepet at fiji
Sambittigbeb bapbe ban ION 9rGit
.ca Sj9leisrger og iom Dottor /
5eologien afattet fine 3Ries. o9 d
bleo gegpnbelien til ben airteforbss
bring, iom De. fromme og itiae /
|9anoet IufteOe efter. 8erfor re9nsr
man aeformationens gegpnoelie fra
D sie 36eiers aunbgerelie.
Den 81. Ottr6er FAR mere %
minore Oaret fsjret inoenfor uot
lutfsrite airte ION 8eiormations.i t.
6iemme / Moeeriirfen oar Reformas
~ttonsieiten iammen meo 4aebeigenss
Dog bsniagt til /. Senbag / QOpeais
Ter. Bort &i%rteIamfuno bar en-
Sang gennem en- Qarsmg0es 8eilutz
ming opforbret pr2Itsr og Meni9bsz
Ter til at fejre iel0e 8dgsn, ben 81.
9fto6er. gi peb iaa lite, / bpor Itor
ltoitratning bet ter. Wien ben fore
re naabige @ubs gerning, iom BIZ
tegnss meb Orbet asFormationen, ber
Ri aarl'9t minbes, enten bet iaa Tan
fte pua feloe ben Dag, Der min0er
en- Osns gegpnbelie, ener pau fprits
5snbu9 | Hooember.
Ser ital Ri iaa lite gad n9rmere
inb paa getraatnina at ReFormatiOs
nei1, men Blot Iige, at bet fore / bette
Storoart bar, at Cubs Orbs
b 9 after blep al pad Stagen.
3tt bar i9euiem bette, al Gutter
fan6t 5reb for i'm Sjal / 5roen paa
fine Sbnbers 5orldbelie. bet lpite for
ham paa @ejen. Og OeO bet lebte ban
andre Tanbbebsiggsnbe pud ben Del
Ter lsber til epig Suligbeb. Den
ietf9rbige at 3roen Ttal leoe", bleo
fpm airtens 9algfprog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03
Dor Stiaing Og Dor Spgape.
Gen oanff ameritan e
gre8e.

Oct er life Dor 5ante At giOe nogea
gebgmmslie at benne uoen | 5orBol6
til bort Gmne.
Der er en- iginefaloenoe 5oriteI
meaem presien oerbiemme og Den
banite gresie Der / 4meritd. Eager
MAJ en- 9pis fra 8anmart / 9anz
Der = ia. Iaa fan bet not bare, at
nens Sno6olo / Reglen itte interess
ierer en- 8dnItsAmer faner; men bet
bar netop i'm 9runb /, at Ri er mere
Qmeritanere, enb pi er DANTE. Ulen
zen Sing mda man inorgmme on
8labene 6iemmefra - De bRrer pr9g
at, at De arbejber / ct 5olt. 5offets
ftore 5nIlesinteresfe r er ben rsee
5radb igennem Dem ale. De fan
repr9ientere forIte1iee pplitiife Ycrz
tier og forifeQige 4nifuelier paa ans
hre 0mraaoer. Mlen bet er bet Iam-
mt 5olts Snteresier. Der er bet b9s
renbe princtp ! Dem aae. 8erom
ftaar 8ampen. lige meget. ON Der
f9mpes for eGer imob en- Sag. DER
er M Spgrgsmaalet om 8anmarts
5orIbar, ION Iaa l9nge bdr faaet
% enbnu itaar paa 8agsoroenen.
Der fampss ON bet. faa bet itaar efz
ter, men 6odb SHE man inb er paa,
iaa er bet 5oltets og Qanbets Sn=
teresie, Der f9mpes for. 0g bldnot
&c tirtelige qeire t9mpes Der. men
bet er famine airfes Snteresie, Der
tribes for. Mualet er eng, bOiltsn
df be fempenbe 9ejre man END til
fgrer.
Qnberlebes msb gresien Der. Den
sr life banif, BERTH mangler ben De
tanife 5aqesinteresfer at tampe for.
Bore SnteresIer er iaa biot forifeni5e
fra beres berbjemme, faa presien life
funbe lebe at at b9rne ON bisfs. Dor
presie mao borne ON bort Soils Sae
teresfer / bette Qanb, ON ben ifal
tunne Forfbare i'm glffftens. Msn bet
unberlige er, at bore bnnffe Q0iier belz
Ter life er rigtig ameritanits. BE
ferer banff Sprog, oo bet er life bet
IN fts, b mdngfsr F0r al Dere ameris
fonffe. 9s er 6Oerfsn bet enc eIsr bet
onbet u men maa Ite en- 9lanbing At
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