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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09

Trusting you can do something
for me and I may hear from you
in the near future. I beg to remain,
Yours truly,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09
PRESIDENT DECIDES NUMBER TO
BE DIMINISHED AND LARGER
ONES ESTABLISHED.
TO Be SEVEN BRIGADE POSTS
Those to Be Enlarged are at Forts Ri
ley, LeayenwOrth, Sam Houston,
Robinson, Russell, Sill and
0glethOrpe.

Oyster Bay, July 9.-Important
steps calculated TO materially de-
velop the efficiency Of army were
taken today by President Roose-
velt and Sycamore Hill.
Seven brigade posts to be COM
manded by brigadier generals are
to be established. Two others are
desired but the funds at the dispo-
sal of the secretary may not be
sufficient to allow Of their equip
ment, during the present fiscal
year
The posts which the president
and Secretary Taft tentatively de-
ciced today to enlarge to brigade
posts are those at Fl. Riley. Kan
sas; Fort Leavenworth, Lansas;
Fort Sam, Houston, Texas; Ft.
Robinson, Neb.; TT. d. A. Russell,
Wyo.; Fl. Sill. Okla, and Fort
Oglethorpe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09
WILL ACCEPT DEMOCRATIC NOM
NATION FOR PRESIDENT IF
CONDITIONS WARRANT
WRITES LETTER TO JONES
Declares he Enjoys the Freedom Of
Private Life and is not Over Zeal
Gus For an Office

Washington, d. c., July s.
Former United States Senator
Jamss X. Jones, has received a
letter from Bryan in which he an
nounces that he will accept the
nomination for president for the
third time if it is rendered to him.
The letter is as follows:
II have been watching political
developments and have noted with
qualification the vindication of de-
mocrat principles. You have cor
rectly stated my position. As |
wrote to Colonel Wetmole, / shall
do nothing to secure another nomi-
nation and do not want one unless
conditions seem to demand it. l
may add that / enjoy the freedom
Of private life and feel that I can
do some good without holding any
office.
There are. however, ceratin re-
forms which would like very
much to see accomplished and tc
assist in the accomplishment of
these reforms / am willing to be-
come a party candidate again if,
when the time for nomination ar
rives. the advocates of reform are
in conttol Of the party and think
that my candidacy will give the
best assurance of victory. If some
one else seems more evailable
shall be even better pleased.
4 need not assure yov that
am more interested in seeing oul
principles triumphant than l am in
the personnel of the ticket.
"The country needs to have JEFF
fersonian democracy applied to all
departments of the government,
state and nation and / am coureni
to help make this application.
"Your truly.
W. ]. BRYAN"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09
DIDN'T PLAY FAVORITES
This Skater Divided His Attention Be-
tween the Timid and Inexperiene-
ed on the Floor.

THAT S the kind OF skaters l like
to see on the floor, said Mr.. Bur-
ton, manager of the Skating Rink
to an EXPRESS reporter Saturday
afternoon. lust watchhim for a
while.
The party in question was a
young man, good skater and at.
tired in uniform of the Rough Rids
ers. He had scarcely gotten his
skates on and made the rounds of
the floor before he espied a young
lady making frantic and almost
futile attempts to get the hang of
the thing" " In a jiffy he was at
her side and with getlemanly court
ecy proifered his assistance. It was
gladly accepted and after a few
round he led her to a seat. But he
was not idle long. A little girl some
some distance in front of him was
trying to find out which was the
hardest, her head or the floor; he
helped her up and remained with
her until her confidence in herself
was restored.
Again and again, during the en-
tire afternoon the young man
would go from one to another,
young ladies, elderly ladies, children
and all came in for a share Of hi:
gallantry. He seemed to take an
especial delight in assisting thos'
who were not so fortunate as to b
able to skate well, and as an anna
teur instructor the Infringement de
cided that he was a success.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09
CHICKASHA FIRM At LINDSAY
The Cilkey-JarbOe Co. Buys AnOther
Hardware Store

Lindsay News The invoice of
the hardware and furniture stock
Of the Spalding Mercantile Co.,
was taken the first of the week.
preparatory to the transfer Of the
stock to the Gilkey-Jarboe Hard
ware c., the new owners. The
sale of the stock was made several
weeks ago, as was noted in the
News at the time. The building
heretofore occupied by the Spald-
ingCo. has been partitioned, and
the new firm will occupy the north
half thereof. The store will be in
immediate charge of NJ. A. Wylie.
The Gilkey JarbOe Co. is a strong
concern and owns stores at Chick
asha and Duncan. We welcome
the new firm to our thriving
city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09
DISTRICTING WORK STARTED
Meeting Of Oklahoma Commission was
Held and Circular Letter to counly
Clerks Prepared

Governor Frantz, Secretary Fill
son and Chief Justice Burfoid,
comprising the districting board to
divide Oklahoma for the election
OF delegates to the the constitutions
al convention, held their first
meeting Saturday afternoon in the
governors Office. The districting
matter was handled as thoroughly
as possible with the information at
hand. and a circular letter was
prepared which Secretary Filson
will mail 70 country clerks today,
asking for statistical data in re-
gard to population.
Secretary Filson announced that
one of the problems of districting
will be the determination Of the
Indian population, who by the en-
abling act become voters. It was
decided at the meeting that it will
be necessary to send additional
circular letters to all Indian agents
in Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09
OKLA. TITLE AND TRUST co.
Deering Real Estate Company and
MOrdt and WestphaI Consolidate
Under That Name.

The Oklahoma Title and Trust
Co., is the name of the latest of
Chickashas incorporated com.
panies.
The members of the company
are Jno. A. Deering, formerly of
the Deering Real Estate Co, ,presir
dent, Anders L. Mordt, vice presi-
dent and H. L. Westphal secretary
and treasurer. The las, two gentle
men were formerly the fern of
Mordth and Westphal or South.
western Abstract Co. All the
members of the company are well
known in Chickasha and have ac-
quired splendid reputation as busi-
ness men. The business of the
company will pertain to land and
legal matters. Their loan depart
ment will draft legal papers. their
land department will examine tit
les and abstracts and attend to all
real property cases and probate
matters.
The new firm have offices in the
rear Of the Chickasha National
Bank which are second to none in
the territory in point of elegance
and convenience.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09

Miller Bros. of the IoI ranch are
going to another big show, this
time to celebrate the thirtheenth
anniversary of the opening OF
the Cherokee Strip. They promise
that it will ecllspe their former
show last year whichwas known far
and wide as the Buffalo Chase
The date has been set for Septem-
ber 18th and 10th and arrange,
ments are being made to handle an
enormous crowd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-09
AMACHINISTS WOES
Vice President BuckaIew Gets Letter
from a Very Much Dissatisfied
Man.

The following letter to Mr.. Buck
alew, of the international Associa-
ton of Machinists is reprinted at
the request of some Of our Rock Is
land boys.
Mr.. J. d. Buckalew, of the In
ternational Association of Machin-
lists:
My Dear Sir-I am writeing you
this letter to try and get your sym
pathy and support. l am working
for the Santa Fe at, and have
been for some time. want to get
away and ask you to assist me in
going TO some part of the earth
where I will not be called a "scab. i,
Never shall l forget the morning
l first applied for work as a profes-
sional "scab." 1t was gloomy
weather, with steady downponr
of rain. 1t seemed as if the sun
had hidden its face to shut out the
sight Of my trickery-as if the hea-
vens were weeping for my perhdy.
| fancy that guilt was branded on
my brow-that people read ny das
tardly purpose in my face. It seem
ed as if men turned from me in
loathing-as If women hurriedly
avoided my path-as if children
hushed their merry laughter at my
approach. The very stones of the
street seemed to cry out beneath
the pressure Of my feet, Traitor
Coward and Scabp' am ashamed
to walk the streets at open day.
Those who used to greet me with a
smile now shun me as though
were afflicted with some dreadful
prestilence. Even little children
point me out and whisper my
shame 10 their comrades. My own
children have a brand upon them,
unless you can help remove it, that
will follow them as long as they
live.At school theys are hunned and
no one will associate with them on
account of the position hold as
"scab' with the Santa Fe. / fire.
quently hear my foreman say. 81
can not get work the work that is
required of me with this bunch OF
"scabs.' He no longer trusts me,
knowing that / have proved a trail
tor my own class. He realizes that a
man that would do that is unsafe
and dishonest. I must suffer their
abuse il Silsnce, must submit tc
thiir unjust tasks and murmuring
which they burden me with,
This life is getting to be unbear-
able. | want to get out of it.
want TO get away from the Santa
Fe and 90 to some other part of ths
country where I can work with my
fellowmen as | should. In othel
words. want to join the unior
with a card and book, so that I car
go to some place and go to work,
and l will assist financially every
way / can to help win the Santa
Fe strike for the boys who are
hghting for a just cause.
If you answer this letter, car
give you a good deal Of infofma.
ton as to what is going on in the
shops here, and just how much
more it is costing the company to
get engines out with the class ol
men they have now than before
the strike. Your estimate of 81, zoe
more per engine per year is a small
estimate. Everybody seems to be
stealing or working the company
for all they can. The biggest graft
ers Of all are the premium work
howlers.
Trusting you can do something
for me and I may hear from yor
in the near future, I beg to remain,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
Weeo Gfteraarsarbe :

Weo @fteraarsarbej j.
er man paa 5oftlunoe@gnen
tenmelig oiot fremitreoen. Den
ticlige og rate Spit, begunltiget al
mutt 9ejr, bar til @nOe Oeo Be
gpnoelien at September Wdaaneo.
Rugen er Oe fleite Steoer iduet og
Itaar III, efter at Regnen er toms
men, uom9rfet. Gngene er / N1r
apperlige. Man bar / ManOs Min-
Or lite opleoet iad milOt % tori
G%fterdar Iom / 4ar.
8anomangelen er EN-
felte Steoer 6~etpoelig, boiltet DOG
altio er 5ilf9loet paa oenne Nars-
ito.
46ilo Sogn. &asiels
90. y Oenns farlige
apaglpge bar berepet en- Man0,
@aaroejer aarlten peterien Sobunz
len i 4bilo, otte Stpfter &peg /
qpbet at otte 9age. Spgen bGr-
eeoe en- Slot paa "a Stptter, inn
srasieoe ! iamme 5enne, en- &lps
permart. Den enc Morgen laa fire
6eoe. Reiten er MI juget oDer | en-
onoen 5enne. oa efter &reOsOprl9>
gems uoIa9n Spgen foraarfageoes
at en- Ylante, en- Stags Smad=
Ipdmpe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

Qabenrua.- Sans S9miots
81 9r E. J 5jet Ginter ~forIodnot
pIuOielig fra aa6enraa en- al 8pens
~Itprite 6orretningsmenO, &sbmano
pg 8orgerreprefentant 9dns
Sdmiot. 0an retite til 9dmborg
og oioere til Qmeritd. Smart rDgz
teOes oct. al ban bapOe unoeritrez
pet falite 8etsler. Nfen ga ban
Tom ubin0ret til Gbicdso, troeos
man | Qabenrda, at oct life oiloe
mites at faa BAN u0IeOeret. 0st
iamme antog 5lpgtningen IelO. !9an
bar open | &pbet oriitig not til
at rsbe fit OpbolosIteo. 0ette fprte
til, at ban en- ifsnne Dag blep an
6Olot og transported biem. Den
Y. Ott. itoo ban for 2unosretten
i 5lensborg.
9ntlugen lso ifetge n5lensbOrg
@pis" paa 8efIelfalif / tdlrige SiIs
f9loe Iamt for pua uloolig bis at
BABE operoraget ct 9ppotetbreO, til
.bsrenos Qftagsmdno Maoi len pad
.apsbsj9aaro pua @ls og lpoenoe
pna 11,G00 Wart, til ,S9lesDi9z
6olfteiniide gant's 6tliul / ia
benrao. Den 4nfldgeoe tilItoo.
San 6aooe / Qarene 1904-05 for
| off Al 8efsler til ct fam
let gels6 at 22.128 Mart, oets l9s
oenoe pau rS4lespigsSoliteiniI6s
9anfs" 6iliat / aubenruu, ols
pau 5oltebunten famine SteOs.
S6miot bapoe inotil 1899 Ell
Gngrosforretning i Serns %
8orteoarer / 4%ubenruu alene. Oct
sit tilbdge for Dam, og ban III en-
Aompagnon. 0enne traaOte no /
1904, fddleoes at De Oelte 6orretz
ningen, Der pod Ben 5i0 6eItoO df
en- GngrosfOrretning og en- Detail,
forretning. S6mi0t be9otOt On
grosforretningen. Oct git Itu0ig
oaarligere meo 5orretningen, Os Den
%. Marts 1905 flpsteoe S6miot
ooer til gmerita. Sort efter git
8orretningen faGit. S3miot bGo>
Der, at ban reiIte meo fun 300
Mari / 9ommen % bar fuloitanoi3
|uoen gfIiitensmioler, ga ban TON
0eroper.
S6mibt friten0tes for @ntlaeen
! 5orbolo til 6pp~otetbreOet Os ms
rsmmeots formil6enoe OmTtanoi9=
beoer, Iaa ban osmtes til fun 10
|2fars 5pngiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
uIntfe a a

6aoersleo. ulDtte pao
2 maa6anegaaroen. 80.
Den al. Rangeremeiter 6aus 9.
6auien falot QerOus often, od
RangeretOget ifulOe ufgau ira
Smaabanegaaroen til StatSbane=
qaaroen. UNDER 6Orieset paa al
Tpringe op paa 5oget, Og Tom in
unoer 6julene paa en- @Ogn. 81
ter at Der par dnlagt NsOforbin.
Ding. 6leO ban fert til &reosipge-
buffet, boor ben Silftaoetomne5
hejre 800 bleo aFIat. @enitre Sor
ital fun O9re liot beItaoiset. 9ea
unse Wlano ifutOe BABE BAIT 9rpl-
lup ON en- fjorten Odee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

4ls. 9ulobrDllup p.
(06bpIt.) Onsoagen Den 3. Ottos
Ter fejreoe Snoerite 6ans SsrenIen
8et og 0uitru Marie 8iritine,
feot Rasmusien, | Majbel oeres
@ulobrplIup. @ulobru0gommen er
fgot peO 6erlpbab Den q. Nuguit
1886, og 9ulo6ruoen fp0t | Wadj
bgl oen %. SUM- 1888, og begge er
enonu for6olosois rate, ifent @uloz
b%ruogommen ofte bar O9ret bjem=
fegt at Spgoom.
@ulobru0epdrret er | oeres 2G9s
teftab tun bleoet oeIiignet me0 eet
Barn, en- Syn, Der eier en- 8aaro
/ umi00elbdr H9rbeo at De @dmlss
9jem. 9ut06ru0gommen bar oeis
tdget i ben anoen lIesoigite arig,
.9pprfra ban efter 5reoilutningen
imiolertiO oen0te Juno og raft tils
6age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

uotillingen 6rug.
&sttenurter / n&Ontor.
|oia", DER adbneoes Den Z. Ott., bal
bait ct ganite goot 9eips; Den fgr
tie Dag par Snot9gten for %.
gangs6iaetter 104 Mlort 80 ps
eg Der anoen Dag 100 Wlarl
|6o pg.
Den ferite lloitiaing ulene al
|5rugt og apttemrter, Der er az
bolot / 9uhsrsleO, bar Oe1pttet.
Der oar ialt at 65 uotilere ienot
sos Rumre, 0eraf 40 Samlinger al
'Srugt (oeri inobefattet 0ruer pa
Rsooer). 3 Samlinger at SdlsS-
2 Samlinger al SnOpatnings.
l Canning at 2GbIer Oa
|p9rer, s Samlinger at terre'
'8rugt, Saft % &OnierOer, 10
Samlinger at 9%sttenurter, 2 Numre
al 9artofler, 2 Numre at Stalot=
leg, 2 Numre at Somater. ! yhm-
mer al 6ploebGr. 1 Nummer (25
SOrtsr) afItaarns 9lomiter.
l1oitillingen bar mutt pronet,
% Den Iaatalote tbife ~2dnobofore-
ming 6apoe gioet StsOet til oens
yoGrtIattelIe. Borbaabentlig pif
.lSaoersleo amts 2unoboforenina"
felge oct giOpe Gtsempel Os til
neite qdr ioertiette en- lignenoe
lloitiaing. n6aoersleo &reosfore
ming" agter nemlig igen at fad en-
M lloitiaing ON TO gur. Der tlnoe
iad mellem De to Qdnoboforeninger
opitaa en- belois aappeItrio ON,
boem Der fan uoItiae oct beOIte pdl
5rlsts os 9apebrusets Omraaos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

tass SsbenbuOn og iegte aanogang
beo Dragpr 1658-59, eler fri
Oar 100. Sn9en nuleOenoe
Drager tan %erinore. at BABE bert
pmtaIt nogen 9egraOelieSplaos Oct.
Stsletterne er paa politiets 5ors
nnItaltning brdgte til @ragpr airs
fe9oaro for at ne0graoes Der.
9rapun0 0a 4lotter u.
YeOerIen / Smerunopre forleoen
rdr i 69ro me0 at grape en- @rdO.
fdn0t ban | 81. nRoff. D9bl." |
gunOen al 0enne ca. 80 imda SelD=
mgnter, Der er omtring 300 Qoy
gdmle. 6un0et er in0leperet til
Nationalmui9et.
6unoet 8ffinge6aoo.
@eO llOOpbningsdrbejoe | Hanoers
6joro iteote 0rdpemd ltinen ca. 3
500 UNDER @~ngbunoen neOenfor
0ilo Wlertur pdd 9eoninger at sn
Nitingebdao.
Spanterne er pei bebareOe. Bad
Den mailer ca. 10 900 / 9re6oen
og er Den l9ngIte, Der biotil er
funoen. Omtrent pad Iamme Ste0
families I 5oriommeren ct 8roncez
fpDo M NJ.
SCR mango gdlfer. $
Saaitrup Sogneraaos Msoe forte
Den f~OreIuu / 81. nRoif. Sfo." fra
8eboers | aommlnen en- 9ef o9rin9
oper, at ungoommelige iamtioige
mOrsoe Jig for meget.
Oct benItineoes til Sognerad0st
at anmooe politimeiteren ON at
fcrdnieoige, at qntalet at ofentliee
@dGer / Saditrnp Rptro betboeli1
inoifrGnteoes.
6unoen Oeo. geo 5aftningss
eraOen / 2pnbp fan0t man Den
IS. DIT. en- 3Oaarig Mano, gu
Iiils @inOfelotien. lisgen0e oeo.
San baooe oaret paa en- Gbtletur
fdmmsn meo ire ANDRE, men PAL
6iemturen par ban bleoen b%erulet,
toorfor be bap6e forlaot BAN.
Qntaeelig er ban fdlost og bar
fdaet iig libel.
Den afOsoe efterlaoer it9 6uittu
cQ ire Imda Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
600 Sortieneite.

Meno 90 Gbinber | ale banE;
arsSfe Tan tiene gobt peb at ieie'
banife 8eger % fafe Mbonnents,
paa bore 8labe. Sc, fom srftsr g.
arbejoe for ll~bbreoelien Of gcb.
banffe Weger % Yiaoe, bsOes beu'
penoe iig til
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEB2.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

Oeitrup. u @aur0e
tren0te. 9srodg often Den g.
Ott. opItoO Ger So / $. Gbr.giebls
@aaro / 9inum. @aaroen neoe
br9note til @runosn. Sra oen fprit
dntanote @aoro forplanteoe SlOen
fig til 5eren Seniens @aaro, MI
til6pren0e .. 6dnfen fra Singleo,
Der ogiaa fuloitanoig neobran0ts.
.Nae areaturerne % oct meite III
S,n0boet blep reooet. De to 8aar0e
Gar gamle og iaa t9t Iammen6pgz
qeoe. at en- Mdno npppe tunoe gd1
imelem Dem. Der par meot manage
Soft fra De omliggenoe 9Der, men
Der bar in9en Sing at uorette, til
dllereoe 81. u bar 5aget Ifreoet
paa begge @ddroe. Eli aft 6el0
par oct itiGe 9eir. Stoen menes at
pRre pdd1dt.
Sra unoen Sfoe ~meooeles, at 81
rem er opitaaet 9iebls @aaro / en-
9oftslige, Der penote no til Qanoez
Oejen og par en- 4 Qlen fra Soroen.
@jeren bar fommen biem og gadet /
Seng, tort for Sl0en uobrs6. @n
Sfreooer. Der boeoe til 2eje li1e
ne6sn UNDER. boor SlOen breo no,
bar nar inoebr9not. Raboen fom
oe Oeffeoe BAN. 8iebl %antager, at
Der uoe fra 8ejen er tdItet $40 inn
gennem Goftslugen / aornet.
9iebls 8aaro bar / Qano5z
.h~ranostasien t~atieret til 10000
Mdrf. Seren Seniens bar, efter at
Soroerne bar bleoen Iolgte, neo1at
iii oct bdlpe, 5000 Marf.
Der bar me6t 8rdnobern, fDru=
ben fra 8inum, fra 0renaIteo, CAB
rup, Dsitrup, Mjoloen. @asie 20
'Sf9rbef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

Sels. Tratt Spperi,
Manoaa Gftermiooag oen 8. Oft
er Ser forsoet 5boeri bos @eitgipet
g. Dali Der / gper. Seloigpis el
it6bpttet life bleoet fort; tiff 9
Dali bdooe netop taget en- iterrt
Sum Dos fla, 0d ban git neo | gp.
en-. 0erene bar faaieoe, faa Snosr
maa bore adaet 9enem StaIoen %
oerfra inc | 9erelierns. s pigs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
D0roifulo Recept
Trit
Gil ipage o. rerngie Meuo.

Sel bar / Min Beiiooelie en- @ecept for ct pGrbi.
mft Sraeniooel, forelfrepet at en- fremraaenb'
gRas ipm lea ~raaofgrte mig freo rnoer ct Neiug /
lafle sonoet. Sea ueo of egeu @rfartna, at ortie
ergeMioaei. prrpateret Due ensitenlmClie meo 9,s
{ ut II, or - II be o~1erfebfte et5iliereHbe Mioler ipr
rage. nerppie ue affrG tebe Wtrno. Seq Deo bite foroi
bet aenaap NJ q pelbteoen. eiteTot req bapoe litt en-
lana lib al 5pagbeo. Nerpsiitet, alminoelg iii
frplttlif rio. Ses hapoe furbrn foris9t Spectotidrr
"a f~oritenie Slass 9~egemibler oa Nebauolinaer.
II Ell not II mrrfbar iforbeorina. sea beo oeiaa. at
ma n Anbre. ofr hnI Int ira 5elaern' al COrrnn.
ltrRlieelie. un9oommelige 5eilar b. lib, tPnfii mheo
eler lloffeeli', iaoiom Nerueiiiet, o0drliQ pnf0rl=
pne Cab at giostraft. ManQel pdd 5orttGaiumh D..
Aeotrnttaeo, uubieflie. Suerier 9Dggtn. NifrGfs
telie min. har II itrenet Mig % fottalt, Il be 0 Ina er
biele ~lalbrfoet al bette SGgenttolei lii m ia
Ga 4 oeo. hpor ~oanielidt Oct Ell at tliOe + lbre IT
h,tr Gam. hnr la beiluttei Ct hiGlps m r., on Ill
enhoer. m trPnaer et i~aataat Srocniooel rlIils
lnioe l., otf ia ienoe IN N'ifrtIt al penn u cert
uen II or rbia unosretuina lori 81 I Sieu rtt. sc
a. inar Hecerten hofploi raa 1 q ot IDethef fr en-
ID Il Snm 6gla nit Golb o. iorisa bet. OF AZ
titne iiloe bette nj . re iieton oct WioorI. sc from
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ifneer mio Be sbet fmelo &c er fuloitGnoig Ne'bre
aet o. tan p%aaitcnne oen Sieneite, iea bar 9iort Scm
,lea ienoer 3em iugen ina G. o. d.. % bu' inaen
plan til at faa 0eres 9enee eler ienoe Dem Webiciu,
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rrlia enbuer Seni enoe, bar De Eiuaoelie til at az
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