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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
TACKLED GOTHAM SODA.
E.. F. Myers, Well Known at Universe
ty Few Years Ago, Lost $1,000.

ty Few Years Ago, Lost $1,000.
How did e. F. Myers, a former Ne
braska university boy, now a student
at Harvard, come to lose $1,000 in one
bunch?
That is the question that is causing
some perpleXity among his acquaint
anceS in this state. He was known
by number of Norfolk students some
years ago.
special dispatch from Cambridge
Mass, under date of November 2
gives one story of his loss in the fol
lowing words:
"E. F. Myers, the Harvard law
school student who charged John Nc
Cormick in New York with fleeing
him out of $1,000 in a pool game al
the Fifth Avenue hotel the other night
is Edwin Francis Myers, A. B., OF
Broken Bow, Neb., a third year stu
dent in the law school and a graduate
of the University of Nebraska in 1904
He lives in the exclusive Walter Has
tings dormitory and belongs to many
distinguished Harvard clubs, including
the Cercle Francois"
More than week ago an acquaint
ance of Myers living in Lincoln
learned of the boys loss in a letter
from Myers himself In which he gave
details of the affair. According tc
the friends recital of what was in
that letter Myers was on his way from
Broken Bow, his home, to Harvard
and stopped off at New York for few
days. Shortly after his arrival in the
big city Myers made several acquaint
ances and was invited into a soda
fountain for some refreshments. He
gave an order for a glass of lemonade
and says the drink was drugged. The
next he knew of the incident he found
himself in a deserted room and upon
feeling for his purse found it to be
missing. He says he lost $1,000 and
claims that he was drugged and
robbed by his new acquaintances.
Myers was prominent in social af
| fairs at the university of Nebraska
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
BAND WILL INCORPORATE

Thirteen Members Have Signed Agree
ment--5and Will Support Itself.
The Norfolk band is planning to in
corporate into a stock company for the
purpose of supporting itself in fnan-
cial way Thirteen members of the
organization have signed an agree
ment to take out shares in the corpo-
ration and the chances seem bright
that the plan may materiallze. Enter
tainments and dances will be given by
the band to insure its financial sue
cess.
The band will begin regular prac-
tice Immediately and Norfolk people
hope that the organization can sue
coed from the very beginning
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
RemY BUYS Drua Store.

Ainsworth. Neb., Nov. Especial to
The News: George Farman, one of
the longest established druggists in
this city, has sold out to o. w. Remy.
Mr.. Remy Is one of the prosperous
young business men of the community.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
NORFOLK VAT MADISON
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM
DREW A VICTORY.
IT WAS A PuNrlNo CONTEST

The Final Score Was II TO 5--ESeiting
Struggle on the Grdiron at County
Seat Saturday Afternoon - Curtain
Raiser In Junior Team Game.
The Norfolk high school defeated
Madison high school Saturday in the
hardest fought contest yet played.
The final score was ii to 3,
About twenty rootcrs accompanied
the team TO Madison,
The game started 10y Norfok's kick
Ing to Madison at their two yard line
and Madison failed 10 make a gain
After n number of downs Madison was
forced to punt. not being able to make
their necessary ten yards. Norfolk
got the ball and advanced to within
five yards of the Madison goal, where
Madison held Norfolk for downs, Mad
ison failed to advance the ball and
was held for downs. Norfolk could
not gain so signal for drop kick was
given and Tyndall put the ball square
ly between the posts. Score Norfolk
4, Madison 0.
Norfolk then kicked off to Madison
on their ten yard line. They failed to
advance the ball and were forced to
punt which Hoffman caught and adj
vanced twenty yards. Norfolk worked
their way by straight plunges and tan
dem plays to Madlsons' two-yard line
where the ball was lost on downs,
Madison men had TO stand behind
their goal line and before they could
cross II on play Erslline tackled Nc
Farland and scored touchdown, CIV
ing Norfolk two more scores. Score:
Norfolk G. Madison 0.
Madison took the ball to their TWEEN
ty-flve yard line and put 1t In play and
punted. which Norfolk exchanged.
Norfolk gained considerable distance
In this way and the half ended with
the ball in Norfolk's possession on
Madison's 25.yard line.
Score: Norfolk 6, Madison 0.
Norfolk Punts Well.
The second half was far more eX-
citing, and punting game was re-
sorted to by both teams in which Nor
folk had decidedly the advantage,
Madison kicked to Norfolk and Nor
folk fumbled on the catch. Ralph Gar
ret of Madison scooped up the ball and
ran for Norfolk's goal but was tackled
by Hoffman on the goal line. When
he arose 1t was found that the ball
was Just over the Norfolk line, scor-
ing Madison's only touchdown. I'm
derburg missed the goal by very mar
row margin Score: Norfolk 6, Mad
lson S.
Norfolk then kicked to Madison,
who returned 1t to their twenty-five
yard line. where they lost 1t on downs.
Norfolk then netted fifteen yards on
a forward pass and Hoffman was CIV
en- the ball on tandem and sent
through right tackle for a touchdown.
Tyndall missed very hard goal.
Score: Norfolk IL, Madison 8.
Clarence Mcfarland, last year on
Norfolk's team, was the star of Madi-
son. He tackled at every opportunity
and seldom missed and also made
ground for his team in carrying the
ball. Ralph Garrett played an excel
lent game as also did Maloney. Tn
derburg played fine game.
I.arlns, Tyndall and Weaver played
the star games for Norfolk, especially
on defensive. They tackled with a
fierceness that cannot be eXcelled
Hoffman and Leo Gildea did fine work
on offensive.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
Two Fine Pianos.

Mrs. Anna Musselman is the proud
of a beautiful Ivers and
Pond piano purchased through w. L.
Stedman of the Bennett piano com.
pany. H. NJ. Luebe also purchased
one of these celebrated makes.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
The lineup was:

gand.
Linesmen, Niehardt and Erskine;
touchdowns, Ralph Garrett and Hoff-
man; field goal, Tyndall; touchdown,
Prather. Time of halves, twenty min
utes.
A game was arranged between the
Norfolk juniors and Madison Juniors
that took place before the real game.
Norfolk won by score of 6 to 0.
Harold Morrison and Charles Bridge
were the Norfolk stars
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
PIPE ORGAN DEDICATION.
Hadar Church Packed to Overlooking
at Dedication Ceremony.

The new pipe organ was dedicated
at the German Lutheran church of
Hadar Sunday with Prof. Fry as the
organist for the dedication. The
church was packed to overlooking and
all who heard the organ pronounced
the music as most beautiful. The Ha-
dar Concordia band also gave short
concert in the afternoon.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
CHAIN PRAYER ARRIVES
FAKE CREDITED TO BISHOP LAW.
RENEE is HERE.
SCORES RECEIVING LETTERS
Clothed in a Threat That Unless the
Chain is Maintained Some III For
tune viii BefaIl the Person Who
Breaks 1t, Prayer Speeds on.

Breaks 1t, Prayer Speeds on.
That chain prayer which created SO
much comment in the east few
months ago and which has been de-
nounced as a bold fake by Bishop Law
renee of Massachusetts, to whom it
was falsely attributed, has arrived in
all It's righteousness in Norfolk. The
prayer" is being sent out to dozens
of people under the guise of a genu.
Inc article and 1t goes wrapped in a
threat to the superstitious that If they
fail to send out nine copies of it,
some "ill fortune" will affect them,
and an instance is given of one per.
son who met with a horrible acct
dent as a penalty for paying no at
tention to the endless chain"
Following is a copy of the letters
which are now going the rounds of
Norfolk and it is said that many score
of them have been received about the
city:
Norfolk, Neb., Nov. -: Dear -
--. Here is a prayer that
will explain itself:
Endless Chain Prayer.
"'Oh, Lord Jesus, we implore thee,
Oh eternal God, to have mercy on all
mankind, keep me from all sin by thy
precious blood and take us to be with
thee eternally. Amen
Explanations: This prayer was
written by Bishop Lawrence recon-
IN Il b
nine other persons. He who will not
say it will be affected by some i'll for
tune. One person who paid no atten-
ton to it met with horrible accident.
He who will write this prayer nine
days and send it to nine persons, com
mencing on the day it was received,
will, after the ninth day, experience
some great joy. At Jerusalem during
Holy feast it was said that he who
would write this prayer would be de
livered from every calamity. Please
do not break the chain"
Mitive is a Puzzle.
To church people in the United
States, the motive for sending out this
ChNltSS IHdlll pl dy cl 10 a puLLlS JldJ
has not yet been solved. Just why
anyone would sit down and deliberate
ly fake a prayer and clothe it in a
threat to the superstitious, is beyond
any explanation excepting that the
writer wanted to do something for the
novelty of the thing.
Bishop Lawrence has stated on diff
ferent occasions that he did not write
the prayer, knew nothing of it until
his attention was called to it, and has
had nothing whatever to do with it.
1t is a fake, pure and simple. Bishop
Lawrence of Massachusetts, bishop of
the Episcopal church, is the only
Bishop Lawrence" in the United
States today so that he is undoubted-
ly the person meant in the letter. He
denied the authorship in church mag
azine and also in the Boston papers
and the Associated Press.
Rev J. c. S. WELLS, pastor of the
Trinity Episcopal church of Norfolk,
has had his attention called to the
prayer by a large number of people
who have received copies of it during
the past few days.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09

and well known among the students
Of the big school He was known as
Edwin Forget-MeNo He gradual
ed from the university with the class
of 1904 and in the fall of the same
year enrolled as law student at Har-
80 III
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
Old Lady Dies,

Ainsworth, Neb., Nov. Especial to
The News: Grandma" Cheney, one
of the first settlers of the county, died
of old age. She was eighty years old.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09
North Dakota Republican.

Fargo, N. D., Nov. THE repub-
licans elected Sarles for governor, and
with him the state ticket.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-11-09

NOrtolk drove up also, among them
DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. Parker and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mathewson.
The Norfolk Shoe company have in
stalled machinery for doing all kinds
of repair work. 1t is complete in ev-
cry way, runs by electricity and they
will now be able to make shoes. One
machine is for sewing soles, another
for shaving the edges and pairing the
leather, another for shining the shoe.
They started the machinery this morn
ing. IL. c. Minard of Stewart, Iowa,
is here to give instructions for run
ming the machinery.
Earnest Uecher and Miss Martha
Pribenow were married at st. Paul's
church north of the city Sunday after
noon at 800 o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Witt
officiating at the service. After the
ceremony the party went to the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Pribenow, where sumptuous we'd
ding supper was waiting them. The
celebration lasted late into the night
when another repast was had before
the guests left for their homes,
Messrs. Peterson and Fisher of Os-
mond acted as best men while the
Misses Beltz of Stanton and Miss Mar.
tina Prbenow, sister of the bride, act
ed as bridesmaids. The newly mar
ried couple will make their home on
South Fourth street.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
Gn raOifal Sur.

Sra 9pons, Re6r., meloes unOer
8. os. til nWorlo 6eralO": Sepell
SampiOn, en- tioli9ere Berger al
oenne gD, er falOen Iaa obbt
2ponfoltets 2tgtelie, at ban efter fls
res Wlening bar bsiluttet at fortaNe
penne Del al Burt So. for gOOt.
SanpIon tom ttlbage BERTH / III
tes sfter ilere Uiadntosrs 5rdD9relie.
og ban bleo paa 9a0en mpot al en-
UfO0tageliesz z8omite langt foritelli5
fra, 9oaO ban bdoot orpmt ON. Der
iom ban baoo, beret 6urfigere, nun
De ban 6aoe genter0t Here al lime
.ioligere 8enoinger. Men ban par
for len pua Jig. Mo0tagestomites 1
bu00e foripnet fig meo en- ngunnp
iact", iom oe orog ooer SampIons
!9coeO. Oerpda banot De oen UNDER
bans Sage, lasieoe 6um paa en-
gogn og terte BAN ne0 til 2ogdnflpz
Cen. yiu foritoo Sampion, at Der
pdr no9et, iom foreito0 BAN. &omiz
teen tl9ote Dam Der aF gap 6dm
nogle Sipsfeilag paa De SteOer, 9ppr
Oe l9ngIt oil0e 6uites. 5Or nogeh
WiadOe at affsle bans 0reOe og
Smerter oDtteoe stomiteen Camp
ion oct isfoloe 8ano. og ou 6an
tlamrenoe og rpitenoe tom op pdd
5loobreOOen, CAB of BAN ii Wlinuter
til at Forlaoe 8nen l for alorig mere
at oenoe tilba9e.
Oct ipnes, iom Uao0tagelien. ser
rites Wlr. SalnpIon, bar en- Sen
g9l0elie for, at ban iioIte Gfterddr
leb bort meo en- anoen Wldnos Su=
itru gaa6e ban oa &onen, Iom ban
lg6 df me0, haDoe mango 8srn, og
Ca yoeIertion (go; tremning) er en-
utilgioelig greoe oppe 2pons, blsa
2(f9ren til SampTons QGre urranz
eeret og uofert uoen 5ormdliieter q
trbtt program.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
Sra Yranocn | San ;yramcisco.

S en- Snoberetnin9 fra oen al
Sdnoelstdmmeret San 5runcisco
neOIutte 8omite for 4sluranceopser
9eOOer oct bl. a.:
Oct dfbranote 9lreal uogjoroe
cmtring 1000 9(cres meo 500 Soar
taller og 25,000 9pgninger. Salps
bslen al gpgningernc bar 8eboeliesz
tuie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar
henoeO $235, 100000. 09roien af De
REQ 8ranben goeiagte 8pgninger
meo SnObolo bar omfrins $780,
100000.
@n umaaoelig Squm nf 9lsIuranz
cspenge er inobetalt til Ypen, en-
langt itprre Gum eno granoforiits
rtngsielitdberne noJen Slin0e ttolie
gere 6ar bait at uobetnle pua eel
Sang. Selifaberne pil utoiplIomt
aft | alt uobetale pmfring so BRO
cent at oen famlebs NsIuranee. S
Gbicago bleb Der behalf so procent
Os Baltimore 80 procent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11

9anIen gioroe, fom Der bIep bam
befalet, men un6er 0en bpjrsfteoe
Sale, Der uoIpunot fig imellem De 10
M9no, efter at De bar fomne inoen
for, petteoe Wars. 0anIen, og
bun tom MI neo af 5rappeerne
/: BET 6lotte 2inneo. Oa BUN
tfatteos Situationen, ileos BUN for6i
gdnOiten og no miot paa 9aoen,
9bor BUN gjoroe 9fnitri9. 9hi tom ct
Par al gaaboerne til Ste0e, og gfp=
peren, Der dne0e llrduo, tog ilfont
5lugten om bag 6uiene. 9et lDttss
Ges life at gribe bam, og ingen at
DC ttlilenoe Soft par foriDnet me0
8aa6en. Oct er en- Selbfelge, at
Wlrs. Sanien er dlooriig ifr9mt oper
Set pdsiereoe.
II paIt. g. g. 3 6orebp, iom
10 er bel fen0t blanot bore 2eIere,
og Iom al 6elbreos !0enibn er reiit
bjem til Oanmart, boor 6an pda
fin Sjemegn, 9itz2olIano, birter i
oen inOre Daisiions SjeneIte, bar
oer9jemme uosioet 6 praoffener un=
Der 5ttlen: rOet itore SppresmauG"
Tom ielges til 6oroel for ct Wiis>
iionsbus puu gitgaollano, bpor pru=
prieter, ienere @uarmisiioner Glau=
len, 9uOoe i'm Ferlte 8irffom9eo.
gddOe Pr9Oiteniamlingen og 6orz
maalet, Iom oen lalges for, anbe>
fales barmt af paitor 2tsI6enfelbt~
6dnien,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11

Heger % en- af oe 9lbite Wten6 /
Ulimeapolis, er opO, 101 9lar gamz
mel.
6dns 5oralore bar SlaOer, oa
Fan blep fsot Il 1905, og ban ielo
oar Sldpe til i 1862, oa Slaperne
bleO frisioet. Sones bapoe boet |
minneapolis / 43 Qtur. 9an for
tdlte ofte ON Den fore pluntd9e,
boor ban par feot. meo oens itore
boioe 6us og imaa gtegerbptter. s
1923 TlDtteos ban meo iin bpioe
Serre til UdsIouri, bpor ban blep
6amilien5 Stuff. 0ette bar ban til
i 1862. Da gjorOe ban life 9eien
lang til UfinneIotd.
eSones par Slape / 81 2tar o1 fri
Wlanb Al.
W1urp Oople, Uaillpdaf.e,
Wis.. tiger, at BUN er 104 4ar
9anmel. og 6pis BUN leper til tre
0age for Sui, bIiper BUN 105 @ar.
6un Dor / n5ome Of fittle SiIters
pf t6e Door" I Uillpautes os bar be-
ret ber / 2tmerifa / 100 2ldr. 6un
itdar op boer Uaorgcn ST. 6 og iios
Der oppe belle Ougen. gun bar en-
Ssn, iom er II 2ar, og ban bor /
Solonterbienmet Wfilpautee.
Wlrs. Oobles 6eoeiteo er Srlano.
qlniiqtet er rpnte.; men naar man
ier benoe bdgfrd. bilOe man tro, at
bun oar minoIt % 2tor pwgre, iu1
let og p9oer er BUN fine 8epe9els
fer. 9inene er ogIaa meget pngre
emo Qtniigtet, oa os enonu bar en-
Del af i'm llngooms @lans.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
Yreiioent Gooiepelt faar
Wobels 5reospriS.
9an fdar $4,000, iom
ban pil eibe til SOL
tets 9apn.

Sra Gbriitiania, Horge, melOe5
amber 10. os.:
Nobels6reospriisn bleD Dag al
Get norite 'Stortbing tiltenOt pras
ipoent RooieoeA.
Samtiois laIer ri fra WaIbine=
ton:
yr9ii0ent RooIeDelt mootog !
Dag Robelpriien for i'm 5ieneits til
5remme al 5reosn mellem RuslanN
90 Slpdn.
5iltenOelIen af oenne pris eller
prGmie er en- at 9eroens lterlts
QGresbepisninger, 1neooelt for oen
itsrits 5jeneits, DER 1 9lurets 2sb er
boet 8eroen. Yr9nuien er $4,000
fontant.
prHfioent 2ooieoelt oil gioe 0isie
Qen9e til 5oltet / De Sorene0e
@tdter for at anoen0es til 5remme
of ainoutriel 5reo." 9dn enenes,
al peneene lite tan onoenoes bsOre
sns til at faa / Stdno ct mere til
frfosiiillenoe 5orbolo mellem glre
tejOsgiOer cs 4rbejoer.
3st er 9ooIep 's plan at betre
Qenaene S1siciterets0omme Tulz
Ter. 2tgerv higsminiIier geilion c5
.6anOeIss og qr6eioerminiiter Straus,
ibpsm ban bar / S.inoe al tton9one
iom SrIitess. 9e bil faa anbringe
qsngens iittert og anoenoe Den ddrs
liee gisnts Oerdf til at fremms 5res
Den paa Snouitriens Omrdaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
MapOr Sdmit5 for &ettem.

Otapor Shnit3 og Qt6e g1nef
son 5rdntisto bleo fremitillet for
Oommer Dunno 5orsoag iioits
llge unoer Qlntlage for pengeuos
presning. Sdmii5 rejIte fig, oa Sil=
bleo opleIt, meoens
Rutf bleo iiooenos, inotil DONNIE.
ren p1d 9tItrittsaopofatens Ops
fororin9 bdo0e befalet Dam al rejie
fig.
Den uioere geblno1ing at GU
aerne moo oe to Meno blep uoiat
til ienere. 9et iiges, at Sdmit3
life lengere oil oars Sag meo 9lte
Huef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
Ny Sraftat meo Sapan.
: ct enc 2anO ftdf baoe
Ret til atu0eIufte oct
unbets Arbsioere.

sSdpdns 2lmbdsl1Osr 2lofi me0te
ifelge pr9iioentens SnobbOelie
Snsoags / oct bbioe 0us. De orsFz
ieoe ct 6Orildg ON at faa / Stano
en- bel np 3rattat, Der iarlig itliloe
cnertenoe oct enc 2anos Ret til al
uoellttfe Nrbejoere ira oct an0et.
en Iaaoun 8eitemmelie inoebolz
6es allereOe i 0en 6eItdaenoe 5rdttdt
for Il. S.'s 8eotommenoe, men bad
DC Yr9iiosnten og 2lmbasIaOsren
mente, at oct pilOe tiffreosItille Sds
pdneierne, ON Oe fit at foritoa, at De
lifeiaa bar Ret til at uoelutte ame=
rftarite 2(rbejosre.
Uidn mener, at Oet o9iaa bil be-
rrlige Sanz6ranciscanerne, ON ia.
panIfe &uliz9lrbeiOere uoeluttes fra
De 6oreneoe Stater og 9atpaii, o9
umeritdnIte QlrbejOere lbOeluttes frS
Sdpan.
Der ltal oers 2ig5eo De oifentliJe
Sfoler meo I9ritilte Sfoler for bots
ne Supanere, iom snifer llnoeroiss
ming 9srnetldsierne.
Sinoene er enonu en- Del oprert |
San 5rdncisco ooer preiioenteas
guolfab, men mango bar be9Dn6t at
t9nfe iig ON amgdaenoe Motioerne
ior PreIi6entens llotalelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
Woloium Storm ramnter
San ,yrancisco
Nn Wlano orabt. mange
iaareoe. Sfaoe for
en- balp Willion.

Den poIOIomite Storm, Iom Sun
Jranciseo bar tenoi til mango
Qlar, git ben oOer Den for Iaa
baorot bjemisgts gn | @ddr. Gen
Wldno blep orebt o9 SneIe dnoie
tom til Staos. Gjenoomstabet ans
giDes iii en- balp Utillion Dollars.
Uliolertiois opferte gpgnins1r
blaife neS, 5asei blaite al Stolebu.
Ie, os to itore 5orretninesbuIe ruiz
nereoes. 99rit bar Stormen info
lertio beo Dem, Der boeoe De milo
lertioige refugee camps, boor Nso
cg GlsnOfgbeo berifsoe.
81. 11.20 baoos 0inoen nadet en-
Surtigbeo al 50 Uail / 5imen, os
Der Falot 2.6 5ommer Rean. 0en
pdo Gfierntiooaeen to9 Stormen df
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
Yanoitter paa Spil.


FRA Uldnfll melots UNDER 7. Dec:
81 3ompagni al oct ottenoe Snfdns
teriregiment os en- 2lfoelins Son
itabMldrD" unOer aaptajn Sdmen
fteos iammen meo en- gdnoe pnld
isners msllem ga qd5 og 5errdgOnd
paa Zen 3spte sen 3. December.
llnoer oen paafGgenoe Scamp bleo
fire Solodier orebt og otte Idarel.
8lanot oe iaareoe er Qsjtndnt Ralp1
g. Y1tes.
5reOioe puldienere falot, og mans
ae IIere bleD faaret eller toget til
ssanae. Rermere enteltbeoer fra
9roiningen er enoml iffs inolsbet
terttl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11

leiie til WdIbington Iom 9ibner for
prGitoent gtooieoelt
8lanOt anore bar ogIaa 8oofer
3. W1ibington gennem i'm Setretat
Gmmet s. Scott, ta9et fig al fine
Racebreores Sag.
@fter obenItaaenoe at osmme ligz
GER Stploen for oen formentligs
llretfaroig9eo 10 9os artgsoepurtts
mentets lloienoin9e. pr9Iioenten
bill tuge npe 5dttd / Sagen unoer
Ooerbejelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-11
.s,erren er min Iilflugt"

5ortlaring os llol9sgelie af noals
af Oapios YIdlmer fra 2lbiolons Ops
lers sio, of q. s. Sanlen, reiioers
enoe Gaplon | Hsnne.
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