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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
MuNRoE PRAISES ENGLAND
Finds Dear old Lsnnon and other
Cities Paragon of Municipal
order. 4f

J. A. Munroe, freight trafiic director OF
the Union Pacific, accompanied by Mrs
Munroe and Miss Clara Elder. returned
Sunday from two months trip abroad.
taken entirely for sightseeing and rest Mr..
Munroe said he had put railroad matters
entirely aside during his trip and had had
an ideal rest and pleasure. The trip I'm
cluded England, Holland. Belgium. Ger
many. Switzerland and France, called the
central tour OF Europe. sts
I'VE were particularly interested In Eng
land and Holland" said Mr.. Munroe," al
through Germany is making rapid strides
commercially and everything denotes great
activity growth and development. Eng
land is Immediately clean and we were In
some places where the streets were 90
clean smoker would be ashamed to throw
a burnt match In the street Old papers
and rubbish seem to be unheard Of. This
impressed US very much.
'1n London I was impressed with the
ease with which they handled the immense
trafic and with the evident regard to law
and order. We were favored by splendid
weather and perfect uhealth. We saw
evidences OF Omaha people all along the
way, some ahead and some following rs.
Paris seems to have made less progress
than other European cities. although now
INDUCING in some improvements. Things
were more at a standstilI there. They
do not seem to be good municipal house.
keepers" eiaF.,' ''fl - 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
LAW SUIT OVER TRADE MARK
Action Brought Ashinst cudahy snd
Pioneer Packing company By
EnEiish Ooneern.

Liebis's Extract of Meat company has
filed a suit in the federal court against
Pioneer Packing company and the cudahy
Packing company for an alleged infringe
ment OF trade mark. The company alleges
It had the original trade mark extract
Of beef" an6 the defendants have appro-
priated It TO their own use. The plaintiff
asks that the defendants be required to
show before commissioner OF the. courts
the amount Of profit they have made by
use OF the trade mark and the same be
turned over to the plaintiff as the amount
OF damages they are entitled 70, The Lie
big company IL an England corporation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
sPURLock SURE or VICTORY
Former Cess ceanty stntes-ar says
Bverythine Poihts 90 Eiecs,on
Of senator sheIdon.

George NJ. spurjock Of York, formerly
county Judge OF cass county and rep
fesentative from Cass In the legislature OF
1913. spent Monday IN omahe on private
business ssieA :.
Mr.. spurlock IL known a. tho. man who
ran away from a seat In, congress-, Friends
and opponents agree that bad he remained
In Piattsmouth he would have gone to
congress from the First district. Mr.
spurlock came from Piattsmouth to omahs
and engaged In the practice OF law here
and then removed to York. And few
people know why he threw UP a Sure
chance to go to congress-" Those who are
closest to him know that II was because
OF a misfortune in his family, which threw
q burden upon him that brought honor and
the consciousness OF duty well done.
though did not enable him to gain any
public recognition by It. Mr.. spuriock IL
today the stan and comfort of HE vener-
able old father at York. s
II think George Sheldon IL going to be
elected governor by a very large Margin
said Judge spuriock. 80 far as can see
there is nothing to Indicate the contrary.
The people have the most implicit con-
fidence In his ability and integrity ana az
this time are In no mood to be srined
with by corporation diotation. so they are
going to put Sheldon into the chair OF the
chief executive with a big vote to show
how they feel on the subject.
I'VE were profoundly shocked at the
death OF Mr.. Rosewater. Mr.. Rosewater
IL dead. but his influence lives and shall
live for many years and that influences
will be potent In the election OF George
Sheldon this fall" e. sA tfi
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
INSPECTION FOR. ARMoURs
New Rules Granted 90 Local Packers
~ Department of Asrts
culture. W. ~. wy. ~.

Manager Howe. manager OF the Armour
Packing company. received a letter Mon
day morning from the secretary OF .agri-
culture saying the company at South
Omaha had been granted the inspection
under the new law which went into effect
June 80 The inspection OF the manufac-
tured products will begin. according to the
letter. September IL. The departments In
which the killing is done has been thor
oughly inspected by the government. and
the letter received from the secretary of
agriculture gives the company a clean bin.
saying the packing house is thoroughly
sanitary and free from. any conditions not
tolerated by the new law. In fact. the let
ter said. the packing house was in per-
feet sanitary condition. .- a tse =
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
BOY GOES To REFORM SCHOOL
Youngster who Cannot Resist Theft
is Committed to state Re-
formatory. A 49,,

Clyde Alderman. the 1s-year-oid boy who
stole $40 from Thirteenth street feed
store and then went down to the Deten-
ton school and divided up with the boys
there. has been sentenced to. the reform
school by Judge Estelle. The offense was
the second or third for the boy. and when
he was taken before Judge Esteile hts
father was given chance to put the boy
In a private school. On account OF a lack
lof money he was unable to, do this. and
the court decided ,Kearney was the best
place for him. lssa.sss Atta-..fs.s
Judge Estelie also sent Irene polder. "a
coiored giri. TO the Geneva Industrial
school. She insisted on. keeping bad com
pany and told the court she was as bad as
she could be.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR, OATS.
Dried Fruit. Etc.-Department OF the
Interior, once of Indian Affairs. Wash
ington. ID. c., August T. 1905. Sealed
proposals. plainly marked on the outside
Of the envelope. Proposals for nour. oats,
dried fruit etc. as the case may be, and
addressed to the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. washington. d: c." will be re-
ceived at the Indian office until o'clock
D. m. of Thursday. September 81. 1905.
and then opened, for furnishing the
Indian service with canned tomatoes
cornmeal, cracked wheat dried fruit. feed.
-four, hominy. oats. and rolled oats, dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80, 1907.
Bids must be made out on government
blanks. Schedules giving the necessary
information for bidders will be furnished
on application to the Indian ofiice, WASH
ington. ID. c.; the u. s. Indian warehouses
at New York City. Chicago, Ill. ST. Louis.
Mo-. Omaha, Neb. and San Francisco, Cal. :;
the commissary of subsistence U. A..
at Cheyenne, Wyo., the quartormaster
u. s. A.. Seattle. Wash. and the postmas-
tiers at Tucson. Portland. Spokane and
Tacoma The department reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. or any
part of any bid.
c. F. LARRABEE. Acting Commissioners.
A27 Dist
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
MANY NEW VOTERS EXPECTED
Flood OF Applications for CitiEenship
Looked for when Law
Goes In.

The May term of district court win re-
convene next Monday and from then un-
til September n the judges expect to be
Hooded with applications for naturallza-
ton papers by foreigners who wish TO be-
come citizens. September q Is the date the
new federal law goes into effect and after
that time Il VIII be much more difneult
TO take out papers. large number OF
people call at the court house every day
TO complete their naturalization. but moth
ing can be done for them until court for
naily reconvenes. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
PALMER ATTENDS MEETINGS
Postmastsr Goes to Dayton aad other
Cities IN Intere.s OF ssIaisrs'
Homes. ..ss ~.

Captain H. e Palmer left Monday after
noon for Dayton. o., to meet with the
board OF managers OF the National Sol
diers homes The board win meet in the
Ohio town September ~. Meetings will be
held in Marion. fnd4s september "a; Dam
Vile. ILL.,. September 10; Milwaukee, Sep
TENDER Is; Lsavenworth. Ksn.., September
p. and Hot Springs. 8. D.. September "a
Captain Palmer VIII attend an Of the meet
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
Mountain Sanitarium. N. II. d. v. s.,
Hot Springs. South Dakota, until 10 o'clock
M. September nth, 1906. and then opened,
pense supplies; and until - o'clock m,
September 18th, 1906. and then opened, for
furnishing and delivery of hospital sup
plies, In accordance with instructions and
specifications. copies Of which. with blank
proposals and other information, may be
had upon application to w. A. Tucker.
Treasurer. S1-6-11
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
I.aberer sevefely Hart.

jured in a runaway secidens' early Nom On,
day morning IN the vicinity OF sixteenth
and cass streets. He was taken 10 The
Omaha General hospital where his IN
juries were attended by Police surgeon
Harris. His left knee cap was fractured
and he sustained severe bruises on The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
WANTED-To BUY

WANTED-To buy secondhand furniture.
stoves, carpets clothing and shoes; pay
the best prices. Tel. Douglas-S9L.
N-M36S O5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
Missouri Paeins

Weeping Water ...--..b $50 pm bin pa
a Daily. Daily except Sunday. Daily
except Saturday. Sunday only. DAILY
except Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
BUSINESS CHANCES

Do You Wish to Make a Change
II you have a farm. home, business or prop
erty that you want to sell or exchange
GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO..
Omaha, Neb. or Sioux City, Ia.
.s.stisf Y-MelC OF
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
FENCING

WIRE AND IRON FENCING.
For lawn. garden. poultry and farm. Send
for large free CATALOGUES. Get our prices.
n. eiib. rel. Doug. Nol -1lss7 sis
ANCHOR and Iron Fencing; Wire Fencing
80 per foot. 1ot N. nth 81 Tel Red SIG
& Mss SD
CHAMPION fences best al 5. 18Th Doug
lsoo -ssi
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
PATENTS

PATENTS quickly secured with ample
elaine Special fifteen dollars saviag
proposition for thirty days. Write today.
enclosing description OF Invention. VIM.
Dagger. Patent Lawyer. WASH. ID. G.
h-sea Sept 1sx
=. J. LARSON a CO.. patent lawyers;
patent book free. Bee Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
-sf
SHARPE MACHINE WORKs-Patents
procured. inventions developed. drawings,
patterns. castings. machine work. 6ol-6l1
8 10th 81 -sA
PATENTS procured and sold. 1 fee, Nat1
Investment Co. Douglas Blk. 18th A
Doass. A-sN .
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

Advcrefsementn for these columns
evening" e1ftion $50 unt1 y p. ~. Cor
the raprnfnr ard Sunday edition.
Rates 4 1-2c n word nFrt insertion.
lie q wofd fherenfttr. Eothtpm taken
for Iess than zoe for the nrat fnser-
tfon.yr These advertisements must be
run eensecutfveryt
Adverflrrrs, by requestine num-
bered ubsek, cnn have anssers nd
dressed 90 = hunfbered letter IN care
of Thk nee. Answers 30 Addressed
viii BE delivered on presentation Of
check 60 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11

WEBSTER DEPoT-Istl. q WEBSTER
Chicago. %. PasL Minneapolis =
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
DEATH NOTICES.

LIILIE-Carolire. September .. 1906. aged
"A yearp. 8 months = days.
Funeral from her late residance. lso9
Webster street. Tuesday September II,
1906 at 2 D. m. Interment Prospect Hill
cemetery.
PEARoDY-Dr. James H. September .,
1906 age 70 yeara
Funeral service at D. m, Tuesday from
Trinity Cathedral Interment Prospect Kill
cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
cLAIRvoYANTS
LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ma, M.st. s,s :" y. 7. L glas .. x Tel
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE

Tweuty-seven general stocks of merchan-
disc from $500 TO $4,000 for land. i'm
proved and unimproved
thirteen hardware stocks from $500 TO
5000 for i'm approved and unimpr0ved land.
Five restaurants.
Seven livery and feed barns. all prices, to
buggies, wagons, etc., invoice 5000, with
building $4,000, incumbrance 5000, Tor
good Iowa or north Missouri farm.
Eight blacksmith shops, invoice $50 70
81 COO for South Dakota land.
Five drug stocks. invoicing from t4,2oo to
$1,000 for land equal value.
Thirty-four residence properties, located In
good towns, good schools, etc. TO ex-
change for Kansas, Texas. South Dakota.
Nebraska or Iowa land.
Five hundred well located, improved farms,
located in Iowa. Minnesota. Nebraska.
South Dakota. Kansas and missouri
Write for prices and descriptions.
GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO.,
Sioux City, la, OF Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
WANTED-AGENTS

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW, and
needed by everybody: our 5000 Combina-
ton Policies, covering all accidents, dis
eases and occupations; costing only IS
per annum each. payable quarterly; issued
paid in benefits. AGENTS WANTED
large commissions and exclusive terri
tory given. Address NATIONAL ACCI-
DENT SOCIETY. $50 Broadway, New
York. ESTABLISHED a YEARS. J.
NEW sleeve Protector for once and house
work; write today: get territory other
new goods. Ladies supply Co, Prairie
Ave- o. Chicago J-Aziz slsx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
REcEIYER,s SALE.

FOR sALE-A irst-ciess Job ONCE with
fishing three papers In SURROUNDING
towns; Job type III new doing good
located at Hastings Neb Write now.
or come a. this snap will not last long.
Prices low Address Box GIG. Hastings,
Neb. Y--S23
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES

CHATELAIN School Of Languages
French, German. Spanish: fencing. Da-
vidge Bldg, 18th and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
WANTED-To BORROW

money on ample, well rented residence
property in South Omaha. at per cent.
Address N 81. Bee. Y-3H
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS all modern, near 26th and Dav-
EXPORT st. Tel. Douglas-530g.
GIL 1Ox
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11

wANTED-Good driving horse until spring
p Is. Bee, P-93 lix
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
WANTsD-MALE HELP

wANTED-Fve boys. good wages. per-
manent job. A. ID. T. Co.. az 8 18th 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11
DANCING

Lessons for adults, Tues and Fri. .. m. I;
assemblies, Wed; private lessons, ball
room or stage. For terms call or phone
Douglas-104i.
The High school Glass meets every Friday
at p. m. Terms, season Oct. to May, $40.
You win ind. by all odds. this school the
best. -4i3 O-6
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-11

YOUNG MAN, STUDY LAW
Omaha School of Law: evening sessions
only Further information, address Sec
Rotary, 7Oi N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel Doug
S61. B--9oOsO6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11

goot. Den 39bIet mdd holoes
uoe; fbi oct faoer. @i buroe | bort
epes OBJ iii at o~istutere |
hore gIdoe pua N Mudoe. ION aG
fan bare 9l9oe o9 9ann al.
U1en aft pil pare fpilot, hois 81 lite
l9rer At eFterfomme Den apoitolifte
5ormuning: p5OpetOmmer h~oeranors
meo 9Grbeoigbeo." & tan ogiad
ooot itua peo at ugte boerdnore ionl
i9pnbproi ge, bouO bddoe epne,
og 9GrlisbeO meo 5sns
inn til at tunne tr9nge ino / Oct BIZ
belife % lutbrIte mlgadr.
.Oaniferen" er altfdd fremoeles
caben for Orooetiel ON a9gmdnoss
iperosmoalet; ri benitiqer blot til
Dem, Der oil oe;tase oeri: auo
cpennapnte d~pofto6ite 5ormdntn5
Itaa laoetoe for eOer, mems S 1tris
per. Oct pil. baaOe Sdgeu.
q. 81. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
Vogle Wmm9rfninger til
Yaltor Mnoerlcns
v0pao CT firfeligt?*"

5 nOdniteren" Or. SO Tiger ga
lior Qn0erien at Ioare paa ooenItaa-
enos S~pergsmlal. og efter at babe
|eefneret Oroet ntirteIis" efter Den
fpro9li9e getponing osraf. iumler
ban egetli9 bele jim 5ortlarins i oct
fOrte 1loiugn: aft ite ismmeligt o.
meo Oroen". Ser bar Ri uotrptt,
|tOdo jss foritdar Oeo tirteligt. ser
maa jeg iiSe, at jeS er futoitanoig
enis meo paitor 4nosrisn; tbi Re.
er ban paa bibelIt @runo; men MAR
ban iad i9tter n6errens Qano" /
|Steoet for SUBS Orb iom @r9nIe
for 5rfbeoen, od ere Ri grun6;g
ueni9e. Seq bill not iperse: 9oorle=
|oes funne oi bliDe flare oper, ON
hi er beijaleoe at n9errsls aan0"
uoen beo at prsOe bore 3anter og
0unolinger efter 8itslen, SUBS belz
'lise Oro. Oct er oen ietteriite Wda.
oe at beraabe fig paa 4anoen o9
ripe fig ies fra Oroei.
p Os naar hi Iaa fommer til
Slutnfngen of paitor anberiens
artifel, od bliDer oct osiaa rent gait
meo G~nigbeoen, ban ffrioer nemlig:
rOg Der futile ri iaa lise bemorte
at oct Tpnes os, at nSn6re Misiion"
+: Odnmarf netop bar biIt fig p9roi1
tit Rapn: v8irtelig Screening for
dnors Wisfion". Den bar taget firs
telist 9enfpn, ben fister paa Oct
upttige og opbpseel;ee. Os De fore
Tlaaeoe Regfer for Dor 2agmanoss
~6irtfombeo gdur ogiaa | Retning al
tirielig Oroen." ga, osfaa Der CT ies
erunoig uenis meo paitor anoerfen.
Sbao oct fsrfts | benne lIotalelie
ansaar, oa mener ies, at puitor Mns
lterfen after er gddet itoen for oenne
~ Dcne 4rfifel er bleptt fors
Tnfet paa @runb af ffot ,Wiss
for{taaelfe mellem Reoaitsrer
og mig. U. y. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11

cnergIoet til De gGl0It e Wr9i terne).
Nddr gditor 4noerIen iaa H1orer
Dem. ION ger traftise @erninser"
eler nbelbreoer Ipge". "a er ban at.
ter inoe / MisforitnaeIier. Seq tyr
life Iise, at ies oeo, bbao oct Sr0
rtrdftige @erninger" esentIis Der
betpoer. oct betpoer bel rMiratler.
Waen Oct er ou fart, at oct ttte
iidar Der for noget Gmbeoe | airz
Ten; men oerimoo for en- ygloasez
gaze. 9i9eleoes meo bette at belz
.breOe ip9e", meo miuore man II
l9nter pdd olmin0elige 2eger.
9Oorleoes paitor anoerIen Iaa eno
oenoer og oreier Jig. iau ibnea ie5,
Ian mdd in0remme, at sc foreilaa
zoe 299pra0itdnter life paa noaen
Weddoe tan gad ! St;oet for Ne
9aber o9 arnfter, iom incomes /
1. aor. II, %. Msget mere Ipues
Ijeg, at Den 99gmanospirtion6.o,
Iom ri M 6doe / traftig Sang ouerz
alt | bore Menig5eoer, Tan foatre
ino UNDER 1. 9or. IL, %, nern!iI
Wlenigbeositprelie, Sen6aasitol,s
I9rere og ANDRE, Iom Menfg5esea
bare | arbetoe tl forIfelige 5ioer,
naar foritelliee 8omiteer neofatte5
cit idmmen til !6jGlp og Ststte foe
&irtens GmbeS og bill M~snigbeoens
Spbpg9elie haaoe / pore og more
Senfeenoe. Den Clogs 29gmanoss
~pirtiombeo oiIoe ieg serns Hua til
2D0 for. Ser er oct aubenbart
gait. ON gr9iten mener, at ban ltdl
gre 4lfing. Iad blioer Der nappe
giort mango ntrdftige 9erntn9er".
!Soer Ting paa lin retie glaos /
8uos Meni99eo, bpor Der ital be-
re OrOen, IaaIeoes oil 9uo BABE
oct. Gao Yraiten prGoite oo sbe
Sj9leior9 / Weui1bs0en, oertil er
Ian faloet, os luo 2egfOItet gre
eet an6et Observation-Disclosures, fom
ito o9l1l er ne6oenoist for Meniez
heoens Spbpg9elie os 6remgang.
On
pr9 lten ifdl life, bDerten / Oro eller
gambling fige bil 2asfoltet: sea
bar Dig lite bebub". og 3agfolfet
Hal lite ii9e: r5orOi je5 life sr
prGit, idd bsrer jeg life til aesemet,
iau fan jeg intet arbeioe gore"
6ooo jsg Der bar inuitreret er
ljuit, 6odO pdulus uooitler / /. Scr.
II, l9s belle aapitlet.
De ~foreiladeoe 39opreoifanter
ril n9ppe bliOe til 8~sliisnslie NOS
get Sie6s.
Seq er oberbepiit ON, at naar Ri
fsrit fdur Den Snoretning labet I
Stdno. iou bar Den loren. airte Tex
fine be0ite 0uge; men ga bill iea
b9re glao, at insen fan bebrejbe
mig, al jeg life aSoarsoe / Sioe.
81. q. Simonfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
st Far S%orbemarfnin ger.

w
.Spuo gait. Simonisn i i'm Nots
til felgen0e 4rt. ii9ter til, oct er,
at reg fom Reoattsr itreO TIL hdr1,
at ban lite ifllloe uleilige Jig meo
at IenOe flere Snol9g iom De TO
lea bapoe optoget, eaer iom TO an
ore, req buooe mootuget fra bdm.
paa Iamme 5io itiaeoe jeg gldoet
iii bans 5jeneite, hOis ban otloe
spare Dem, Der bupN mof0rorst
ham til at beoiie fine pGuitanoe.
naar ban gioroe Oct / Spros os
Zone, Iom piite agtelie for CAM
funosbreore og oeres Opfuttelie, :
ltaeIua ON ban utloe giOe en- poiitic
6remiti0ing at i'm periOnltge OPP
fattelie af ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Oet mente jeg oar ct rimeltgt 5tls
hq1o. Mten faa .lugeoe ban oosr,
at Dit" oar uabcn for perionltgt
Mngreb paa 6unl. men ieg ptOoe lite
tinaoe BAN at gerum9Ie. Oerttl
fpareoe ies. at BAN ieIofslsefig AlOs
Dc 0eiiigbeo TIL at tmsoegda per-
ionlige @ngreb. Seq dniaa nemllJ
iauoanne Iom l~1ofororing.
Gfter at 6doe mootaget not Ct
greD fra 9ait. Simonien, IoDeoe jeJ
bam enopi0ere, al oeriom Oct Ddr
bans r5orlungenos", iaa ittlos les
enoos optage De to artrfler, reg eli
lers baDoe affuaet. Dermso ldgoe
ieq 6ele Qnipuret for oeres OHents
ltqqsrelie fra mig rg ODER pad 4sdlt.
@imonIem ielp. Dst er Dem, oe-
nu felaer Der. rigfignot lite laa
Giot foranoreoe.
Wlen ielp / oeres nlrD9renoe Oros
lpo er jeg imoo oeres SHentliggss
refie at fslgenoe 6runoe: y Seq
bar itte inolaot mig meD palt.
SimonIen og bar alorig BAIT duoet
/ Sinoe emo at eipe en- pofitiD RE
Geasrelie for nit Spn pua Den orn<
bdnolsoe Sug, og Oct er ~dligeOel
farlig mig, pan gadr lss pdd. p
@fuloe ieg og ANDRE til at treble
pait. Sinoniens 4rtitler op, Tom
tan bar optr9olet mime % til Dels
andres, Ind blao Der noppe Gnoe
pau bette Stripsri oct fsrite babe
Oar, = pg jeg pifoc fsle Oct Tom
llret ,baaoe moo Qaierne og oct
Somfuno, jeg tjener, at laos DIT"
benpttes poa oenne Maaoe. Derfor
rptages De fun pou puit. Simpns
fens Gorfangenoe.
Desuoen Oil jeg Ger iige, Cog jes
tan oct 10 gO6t. ou oct ungadr en-
Gag, Der er 2aisrne betenot), at
inotil poft. Simonfen tilbugetdloer
be ubsuiife lIotrpt. iom ban bar BE-
rpttet fig af imoo mig | fine fsrite
to Mfrtiler, oa bill ieg life 6istutere
eler petsle Orb meo BAN | ct off
fentligt 9lao. 8dn oi life 0isfiz
iere I Sprog Zone, Der rsber geniis
Big brooerlig 4gseIie, iad bill jeg
for cen life hube meo oct at gere;
tbi oct nptter til ingen ling. De-.
Froer enoog, ioet Opm1rtfombeoen
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