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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
Well Known Company Goes to Wall

The German Insurance Company
of Freeport. reputed to be the
largest fire insurance company west
of Philadelphia, has been taken
over by the Royal Of Liverpool
The reason for the assignment Of
this large company is II the fact
that many risks were taken in the
city of San Francisco and as a result
of the cOnfagratiOn of last April the
German was unable to pay the
losses upon the basis claimed by the
the people of San Francisco. 1t was
therefore deemed best by the officers
of the company to reinsure the risks
now in effect in some other In.
surance concern.
Parties who are holding policies
of insurance issued by the German
need have no fear as to the protec-
ton afforded them by virtue of the
recent transfer. The ROYAL Of
Liverpool is one of the strongest
insurance concerns in the world and
is abundantly able to assume all the
risks held by the German.
The policy holders in San Fran
cisco and the stockholders of the
German will be the only losers as
result of the assignment. The
German of Freeport was one of the
heaviest losers in the San Francisco
fire, its loss exceeding $4,000, 600.
1t had capitalization of $4,000, 600
and assets to the amount of Sc, 49,,
738, while the amount of risks
taken in the United States ag
gregated nearly 5000, 600, GOO. The
Royal company has a capital OF
500, 900, 900 and an additional sub
scribed capital of $13, 900, 600 which
can be drawn upon at any time,
making it the largest and safest
indemnifyiDg concern in the world.
The German of Freeport was an
excellent company and it is uni
versally regretted that its officers
found it necessary to suspend bust
ness. They are deserving Of un-
stinted praise for the recent action
taken by way of protecting policy
holders. A number Of Lafayette
county people are insured in the
German and at one time they held
the majority of risks in Lafayette
county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

The Herald is the best advertising
medium; $3.50 per year.
-Chas. Ziegler and wife are in
Chicago.
1. W. 10y from near Living
ston was in attendance at the fair
meeting Tuesday
Another swindle is being work
ed over the country among farmers
The smooth citizen sells barb wire
fencing, including a wire stretcher.
He leaves the machine and forty
rods of good fence for trial, requir-
ing the farmer to sign a contract
on postal card for return of the
stretcher. The farmer signs for So
and the So turns out to be $500 in
stead. Get a good No. 10 boot on
your best kicking foot, place the
other boot squarely on the ground
and if the swindler approaches you
let go and fetch him one just I'M
der the coat tail with sufficient force
to dislodge his eye teeth. You will
then be exempt from further
molestation by him or his kind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

The Lancaster Commercial club
held regular meeting at the city
Monday evening. The attendance
was small but the proceedings were
interesting and important.
In absence of Pres. r. B. Sho-
walter, w. Z. Webb acted as chair
man.
A report of the meeting OF the
board of directors was rendered
through L. D. Eastman and V. l..
Showalter, the chairman and secre-
tary respectively of this committee.
The report was adopted and the
recommendations of the committee
were sanctioned unanimously. Inc
report included the list Of standing
committees Of the club, a complete
list of which was published in the
Herald Saturday.
The town clock committee was
discharged and the efforts OF Rev.
Schleicher were approved.
The names of Walter Knox and
Walter Weber were added to the
committee to solicit membership.
The farmers institute was dis
cussad and that it will be a success
ful every member Of the club VIII
take an interest in it.
An executive committee was
named, consisting Of the following
who will name subcommittee TO
attend to minor details Of the IN
stitute: Geo. A. Moore, Robt.
Glenn. Rev. Hannaford, L. D. East
man and G. c. NARROW.
The matter of securing the an
nual Congregational convention
next year was brought up and given
! a general discussion. Rev. Hanna
! ford stated the situation IN detail,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
4 QUEER WORLD.
No One Seems to Get Just What He
Thinks He Wants.

This is a sort Of topsy turvy
world. No one seems to be satisfied.
One man is struggling to get
justice, and another is flying from
it. One man is saving up to buy a
house and another is trying hard to
sell his dwelling for less than 1t
cost, TO get rid of it. One man is
spending all the money he can earn
III taking a girl TO theater or show
and sending her valuable presents
in hopes that he may eventually
make her his wife, and his neighbor
is spending all the gold he has
saved trying to get a divorce. One
man keeps pistol to protect him.
self against burglars, while his
neighbOr doesn't keep one for fear
of shooting himself or some mem
Der of the family. One man pays
for his paper in advance because he
can read it with a greater relish,
while another takes 1t four or five
years without paying one cent for
it, and enjoys it hugely all the
while. Surely a queer old world
this is. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
Postal Box Rentals Fixed.

An order has been issued by First
Assistant Postmaster General
Hitchcock, effective Jan. /, looking
toward the adoption Of uniform
rates of rent for boxes in postofices.
The revised rates will affect every
postofice in the United States. The
new schedule adopts as the minimum
rate far small call boxes in small
fourth-class postofices the amount
now generally charged 40 cents per
quarter) From this figure the rates
advance according to a carefully
graduated scale until they reach a
charge for small lock boxes at one
postofice New York City of s. per
quarter, the amount now charged
at that Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
BLOOMINGTON

from Dakota Mrs. Harry Tor
nowske visited at Lancaster last
week. Harry brought her home
Friday Mrs. Nettie Hoffman, OF
Polo, H., is visiting here F. L.
Greer is in Chicago this week buy
ing more goods for the tremendous
December demand. Our merchants
are fixed for all corners George
Roberts returned from Rock Island,
Ill, on account of the serious illness
of his wife. Mrs. Allen Crabtree
visited her daughter Amy at Osh-
kOsh last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
How To Kill Your Town.

Kick.
Keep kicking.
And don't quit kicking.
One pull one way and one t'other.
Go to other towns and buy your
goods.
Denounce your merchants be-
cause they make a profit on their
goods.
Knife every man that disagrees
with you on the method of increas-
ing business.
Make your own town out q very
bad place, and stab it every chance
you get.
Refuse to unite in any scheme for
the betterment of the material in
terests of the people.
Tell your merchant you can buy
your goods a great deal cheaper in
another town and charge him with
eXtortiOn.
Keep every cent you get, and
don't do anything of public nature
unless you can make something our
of it directly.
If you say anything of your town
say it in such a way that it will
leave the impression that you have
no faith in it.
Fatronize outside newspapers to-
the exclusion of your own, and
then denounCe them for not being
as large as the city papers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

John Dechow is in South Dakota
on business.
Landlord Wright is in Milwau-
kee and Chicago.
Jos. T. Bennett was in Dodge
vile Oh business Monday.
John McKelvey of Potosi was
here on business yesterday.
A baby boy arrived at the home,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Jordan Thanks
giving day.
Truman Waldorf of Menoken.
n. D., has our thanks for a gener-
Gus remittance on subscription.
John Wood of Little Grant an
nounces his candidacy in this paper
for the Office of county superlntend-
ent.
Don't forget the sale of home
cooking and handkerchiefs at Car
thew's building, Saturday after
noon.
-Chas Underwood, a fireman on
the Northwestern out Of Madison.
was at home a few days the past
week.
The Misses Schmitt will give.
their annual sale of holiday gifts at.
their home beginning Monday after
noon, December 10.
Miss Aneda MARI was the recipi~
ent of a o'clock dinner at Mrs. T.
F. Orton's on the eve of her depart
ure for Dodgeville, Wis.
Mr.. Roy Ivey came home from
Ft. Atkinson to partake of Thanks
giving turkey, aud while here was
stricken with an attack Of tonsolitis.
w. P. Richardson and three
sops-W. j., Frank and Clyde, ais
well posted stockmen, are taking in
the big show at Chicago this week.
-Women's Guild of Emanual
church will have a sale of handker-
chiefs and home cooking, Saturday,
Dec. 8, at the Carthew building.
Come ever one.
-Chas. Schmitt, an old-time resi-
dent Of Lancaster, was a guest or
his brother Anton a few days the
past week. Mr.. Schmitt has resided
at Pipestone, Mimi, for several
years.
John Dechow, landlord Of the
Philips house, had W. H. Hopson
arrested short time ago for re-
moving his baggage from the hotel
without settling his bill. The case
was to come on for trial before
Justice Moses Monday, but owing to
the absence Of Dist. Atty. Kopp, q
continuance was taken to Dec. nth.
The Darlington fair association
spent 50, 920. % for this years ex-
hibition and took ip SO, 042. 81
The society was not stingy in it's
advertising. $54951 being spent for
printers INK. That's what left the
| balance in the treasury. Over 2.OOO
worth Of permanent Improvements
are included IL the expense &C
count.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

Lyceum Lady Quartette IN city
han Dec. ). They are the best on
the road. and that's no joke.
There was a game of basket ball
al the gymnasium Thursday even
ing.
The first primary pupils, directed
by their teacher. Miss Giasson, gave
an interesting entertainment on
Wednesday afternoon, admission
being FIVE cents and proceeds to be
used for decorations for the room.
The attendance was large. The
teacher asked each tot what he or
she had to be thankful for. Some
OF the answers were unique and
startling. One little fellow, pleased,
no doubt, by a late acquisition,
said: Cause I've got pockets in
my pants"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
COMMERCIAL CLUB

and 1t will be known in short time
where the convention is to go. The
cooperation of the several other
churches, societies, and the public
in general will be necessary to fur
nish entertainment for the dele
gates, mbering 800 or more.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
Announcement.

Jno Wood of Little Grant is a candi-
date for the office of county superin-
tendent of schools; nomination papers
are now being circulated.
Mr.. Wood is a graduate of the State
Normal school of Platteville, has had
several years experience in teaching.
q5t3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
Notice.

John W. Canes, department COM
will make an official visit
to Tom Cox post No. 132 on the
evening of Dec. 14th. The assistant
Inspector IS also expected to be
present. Comrades from other
posts will be cordially welcomed.
Gro. E. BUDD, Adjutant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
STORIES OF THE WEEK

with the request in the letter. and
II anything is going to happen to,
him he would like to have it take
place before the holiday rush be-
gins. The prayer in the letter is,
good English, but the method of
spreading it is an imposition aud q
fake.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

Saturday will be celebrated as
the feast of the Immaculate Con-
.ception in St. Clements church.
Masses will be read at and 10
o'clock q. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
LOCALS.

LOCALS.
". II. Brown Is still seriously i'll.
Mrs. Frank Scharfenstein is ind1s-
posed
The whist club was entertained
at the hotel Saturday evening.
The Eastern Star ladies treated
the Masons 10 a turkey supper
Wednesday evening.
Hotel Donnelly shines with the
new gas-lights, which were turned
On Thanksgiving evening.
Vern Brookens is recovering nice
IL from the effects of his recent ac-
cident-the loss Of an arm.
Nearly everybody took dinner
with everybody else Thanksgiving.
Nobody in this vicinity went hungry.
The Thanksgiving dance was
poorly attended on account Of bad
weather. Those present had a good
time, however.
a delegation of our people at
tended the funeral of William Eos
hawaii Patch Grove last Wednes-
day, conducted by the MasOEs.
Vim. Finicle. wife and daughter
remove to their new home in Ili-
nois this week. They leave many
friends here, made during their two
years residence.
The recital by Miss n. J. McIver's
pupils Saturday afternoon and even
ing was a success. The attendance
IN the evening was especially good
aad the program was success.
You ought TO see the stocks of
goods displayed by the Bloomington
merchants for the December trade
nothing like it ever before seen in
this part OF the country. The prices
meet all competition. quality for
quality. Be sure TO visit our town
this month.
Auctioneer Hoskius reports a big
sale at George Harvill's, town OF
Wyaluslng, last Wednesday. Oats
sold for SAC, corn 45c, hay $3.50,
COWS SIS to 80, 16O-pound brood
sows SI2. so, etc. Mr.. Hoskins goes
TO New AIbin, Mimi, Wednesday,
TO cry a SO 900 sale for Cooley
Bros.
Personals: Thanksgiving visitors
were Mr.. End Mrs. Geo. Humphrey
and daughter. Dave Ballantine and
George Foster, Of Edgeley, y. D.
Harry PickOk, wife and daughter,
OF Belmont: the PIatteville Normal
delegation, including Vern Edwards.
Alta Sawyer. Kate Baldwin and
Paul Lewis: Ed. Patterson, of Dur
and, at e. II. Fischer's, Paul Scott,
OF Galena. at Geo. Garside's, Patch
Grove; Alex. Frederick, of Prairie
du Chen; DR.. Blackburn and wife,
Of Beetown, at Ora Ratch's; Cora
Sutton from Bagley Frank New
man is home from the north, He
says there is foot OF snow up IN
Canada Newt. Peck and family
have removed to BeetOwn Jesse
Riese and Mark Hoskins attended
the Thanksgiving dance at Cass-
vile Frank Mcnamara is home
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
Total
Let Tbs Melt into Your Heart.

There is so much bad IN the
best of US, and SO much good in the
worst of us, that it i'll becomes any
of us, to talk about the rest Of us. I"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

FOR Corner lot in the city
Of Lancaster, 4-room house on the
premises, city water, good location. a
cheap bargain. Inquire of
95-4w GEO. Lowry, PotCsi, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Cupid's Franks as Recorded by County
Clerk Tuffiey.

Clarence Vannatta, Paris, and
Lizzie Wilson, PotOsi.
Dave Fl. Biddick, Clifton, and
Fern Hilery, Clifton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

The school tax for Joint District
No. 3, including this village, a strip
Of the town and a small section Of
Beetown, is s.. coo, and the state
and county tax for said district is
$1,31716, making a total tax of
{. Ql01 On the dollar, or $1O1 on
every 800. The assessed value of
the property IN the district is as
follows:
Village. ...... 1888, 4O7
Portion of town in district 100 10
Portion OF Beetown district. 2 200
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
$545 797
Total

The school tax rate is s O066. and
state and county rate SOO35.
The state and county tax is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

A man who was very fond of
fishing, while enjoying great spf TT
at Rush Lake, MINI, went to the
telegraph Office and wired his wife
as follows: I've got one; weighs
seven pounds and 1t is a beauty.
In reply came the following signed
by his wife: $50 have l; weighs
10 pounds; he isn't beauty. Looks
like you"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

A young man took his best girl to
church and stopping at the end of
the back pews, turned to the usher
and said. Il guess we can squeeze
IN here" Yes. " said the usher
with q smile. I guess you can, but
probably il viii be better for all
concerned to wait until you get
home"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
SCHOOL NOTES.

Total i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05

.$135.3O
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
9Grligbebens Nrne.
6. g.

@erfor aarIigbeoens Qrne tanoes:
1or at lpTe fart. naor Msrfet rus
ger;
for at barme milot, naar 8roften
fntiger;
for at trsite pnt. nddr 9Dffen bent
oes;
for at 2ibets @trenge filrne Hinge
Ieot / rige MeIooier;
for at SjGlene, naor 8langen tier
mtrenoe til @ub fig t1nne TOinge.
0erfor aGrli96eoen Qrne tanOes:
SCR at to Ital oele Sorg og Sam
men;
for at 10 ital nirte trofdit iammen,
% moo NIoalet oeres arpIter ipanz
oes;
for at De itol Dele 8Droen lige;
TOR at De itdl ootIe, mems De 9loes;
for at De itdl lsftes, naar De f9lOcs,
gennem Stamp % W}sie til SUBS
Ri9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
SUBS GigeS &omnle til OOrt
Oanlfr 6olt / glmerita.

6por oe er benne? og 6Oao Der
tan % maa gpres for At iinoe Dem
% fpre Dem iii 9u02 = oct er iits
min 6eniigt at beIbare oisIe Sper9ss
mail, men fun at uotrptte min
9le0e oper at Ie Dem gjort til
@%enitano for 0rpftelie / r0anite
rem. u. 5. 9o6m flyer / 1T
5tptte, at gGn 2egman0"s 5oriIag
ON at gore 9rug at alore begooeoe
2pgm9no Iom Misiion9rer pad
5teoer, bbor pore 9an0smGno itte
bar prGitelig getiening, er goo. =
Oct ipnes jeg ogiaa. Mlen pa jeg
en9ang uotdlte mig oerom til en- al
pore prGiter, fit jeg BET SOar, at
bette life oilOe gaa Der, iaaoan JON
6iemme / 9anmort; 5orbOlOene er
ior Ieie Der | Nmeritd. og Ri mdn9s
Ter en- Mdno iom 8ilb. Beet til at
lc0c en- Iaooan QGgmdnos z8trtioms
6eo inoenfor &irtens BANNER,
6aono / 6dan6 meo Sdmfunoets
graiter. Gao os BOG life bil6e os
inc, at bi life ian orioe Misiion
uoen ben e1er Ben Mdnb, og iad
I9gge SGnoerne / Sfeoet og pente
pda. at 9erren Ifat IenOe Do en-
mano fom Bib. Beet. Nei yaons
gems 9Grinoe batter. og set geloet
uoeoelige Sjales 6relIe, og Der er
ffterlig Meno blanot Samfun0ets
Qrriter, Iom er / Stano til at le6e
en- 2Ggmanoss @irfTom6eo / oct
rette Spor, 6boo Der 10 for en- Itot
Del fommer an pda De MGnb, Der
beffittes til oenne @erning. Get
mod 10 o6iofut b9re W9no. Ionl
life biG fannie om fig ielb, men Oiie
fen til 9irten "a Raaoemiolerne,
Man6. Tom bill Ie0e 9ruoen til ben
,ette 8ruogom, Dor 6erre Seius
9riitus.
aare 8enaer, Praiier og Gag
m9no, lao lite oenne Sag % ben,
men fpr Den irem. Oct er 6errens
Sag. Og ban pil Ielo bragg frem
5pi0ien. iejrenbe og til SER. Og.
fare @uos 8prn, lao faa osiaa DC
ManO, Tom iial le6e oenne Sag
frem. merte, at Ri Itadr iom en- e.
oenOe Stare omtrino Dem.
81 onoen 29gmano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
On Mooets Sen.

Der er en- Bon, iOm ieg oa9Iig beoer,
naor frem til @uO je9 / 9ennen
trGoer,
% oenne gen er min 6ierteIag
fra MI Oe inotiI min iOIte Dag.
9lanot mine mango og fore 0oocr
far 0uo forun0t mig at p9re Wooer,
ieg tatter BAN for oe fare Smaa,
Der imilenoe Der omtring mig ftaa.
Wit M%ooerbjerte for oisIe banter,
belIonoig opRler fun mine Sanfer
peo oeres BEL, o9 jeg t9nter paa,
bporoon Oct bel Ital laamange qua.
SEQ cnifer ej. De ital aigOom finoe,
o9 ej oen ioroiife 2gre binoe,
ie9 beOer fun ON, at mine Smaa
en- life qlaos mua | 9imlen faa.
Seq filler bel, at jeg fun er lioen,
nadr ies ifaf tempe mig frem
Strioen,
naar jes ital lebe ct Glib, Der maa
@tsempel oore for mine Smaa.
0erfor jeg oaglig / 9en mun eoes,
tbi Strait og Stprte, Der fan bebspes
ia, trdn9 er 9ejen, o9 5jenOens 9ar
meo iiarpe 9odben foa talrig er.
% fuloe .6erren blanot mine finoe
en- i~tattels SjGl, ION ban ej fan
pinoe,
Ger fig foroiloer og fra bom gaar,
po dlorie, alorig til Sjemmet naar,
/ 5rO os 5oob ies ou @ub paataIs
ber:
tag Barnet fra mig | Ip9oe 4loer.
DIN Sdpnets 3aare emo brDoer frem,
fdo beo ieg bog. oct gaar roligt biem.
ga. bet er gsnnen, iom jeg OFFENDER,
bDer Sang til @noogt leg FOLDER
61noer,
at oi 5or9lore meo bore Smao,
ON 6errens Throne maa Iamlet Itaa.
Sobdnne So. SEMEN
/ Y5or ap. og 9j.".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Sale noen glanO" =
Barn Of lin Samtib".

Oct par iioIte CONNER / en- 8us
tiff, jeg fsrite Sang tom til at
lptte til, bOorleoes @6ifons Sale
mdifine fan uofere oct aunititbfts
at efterligne Ben menneIteIiae
Stemme. Seq bar enOnu De fprite
Sn6trbt oeraf / min 6utommeIIe.
s 5srItningen Bates en- 9et 5or
LuDielie og en- Slags bemooig 8euns
rring Dos mig; men geunoringen
table fig gonite 6urtigt.
Den aonoelige oemmer bel o1e
Tin94, larer qaulus os. - Oct
0or ogiad BET. jeg 9ioroe | nGOntc
9ilfnloe. Obi g%uosbarnet bar not
neoigt at gore Brig at al ben
Dsmmetrdft, Tom oct er / geiiobelie
al, naar set forbes oeruoe / Ser
oenslibets broge0e 8rimmel.
Maitinen uoferte pitt fit 9tr6ejos
til pquntt o9 BRIT" til QGre foe
fin OpiinOer: Den fang. Den 10, Den
rdabte, % oct 0anIehe inoen / 0en
ia meget mere.
Seq ipurste mig ielO: p0lcn bpao
tr Oct DOG, Oh 6erer?" Sbaret lpo:
Oct er Gale uoen @dn6". 0ette
ilog mig; og oermeo idnf ogIaa Sc
unorin9en for bele Waitineriet, for
teIe Opfinoelien. 90 iioen, bber
Sang jeg bsrer BET idmme Miditinez
ri, ida lpOer bet til mig: Oct cr
Sale uoen Ndno".
5orle0en Ssnoag Ituloe ieg boloe
Ssnoagsitole / min Nabos 6jem.
Seq bioite, at Der bar inobuot nogle
Nmeritunere. Seq bar / 5orOejen
dnmooet ON at bare liot IGrlig
forbereot. Seq fsIte mig Iiot mere
ongitelig emo ellers, ou jeg be6 idus
6onne 2ejligbeoer fun benbtter mig
at nit tGre 0anfte Sprog.
Seq adbner 9pren - t9ut Dig
tarel 6Oao berer ieg? So. Der bar
MoItineriet igen. - Oct er 3ale
uoen Qano" = os jes ituloe tale
pua engelit! 9oor oct pinte misl
= Min 9uitru fag0e, at ieg blegs
neoe.
Gn at De fremmeoe bapoe bragt
'Moitinen meo ii9. formooentlig |
zen .gonfe, at ben maatte bare ct
lGrlig elitpGroigt Op6pogelIesmiOoel
beo en- Ssn6aesffole. GA ia - fan
serne bare; men ieg tiger ellers laa
mango SAT.
Men til uiigelig Srpo for nit
urme 9jerte itanoieoe Maitineriet
Hpg; og oct blep itiGe - ogiod /
mig Iad andre 3oner tunoe
beres.
Seius og paulus fit MI Oroet.
Wen oeres Gale bar alorig liot At
Den Sfaoe, at bore uoen Nan6.
Dor 3io er 10 Maitineriets Sio.
Mange sooe og npttise Ting. Tom
Oilers life tunoe uofsres, oripes nu
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