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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01
BISHOP GOODSELL WILL
PRESIDE AT CONFERENCE

Bishop James Goodsell will pre-
side at the session of the Newark
conference, beginning April 3, and
Bishop Charles c.. McCabe at the ses-
sion of the New Jersey conference,
beginning March 20. 1t will be the
second time that Bishop Goodsell has
acted as presiding officer of the New
ark conference.
The Delaware conference is also to
meet in New Jersey next spring. 1t
will convene at Camden, March 13.
and will be conducted by Bisho1
Goodsell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01
Suit Has Been Settled.
-, a. Az UEMTNI NEWS.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 1.-The
suit of Samuel H. Hubbard against
r. A. Tusting, the Asbury Park piano
dealer, has been settled. Mr.. Hub
bard. as agent for Walter Goddard,
who is now in Missouri, brought suit
TO repleving a piano seized by the de-
PENDANT without any warrant. 1t is
alleged that he forcibly entered the
house of the plaintiff and took the
niano without authority. There were
two or three instalments due on the
instrument. The piano has been re-
turned and the suit discontinued
LAWYER j. e. Elmendorf represented
plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Am
bassador Meyer. who is soon to enter
President Roosevelts cabinet, has re-
turned from visit in Odessa TO Gov
ernor General Kaulbars. who promised
to prevent any further slaughter Of
Jews,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01
rrcnch rntrol wiped one.

IUNGURU. Nigeria, Nov. News
was received here that a French camel
patrol, consisting of one officer and six
ty men, was surprised and annihilated
by a Senoussi force 200 miles northeast
of Lake Tchad.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01
STATE NORMAL STUDENTS
MONKEY WITH COLLINS

TRENTON, Nov. 1.-The students
of the boarding halls of the state
schools attended Halloween party
last evening from $3.50 to IL, given
under the auspices of the Gamma
Sigma society in the gymnasium. the
spacious room was tastefully decorat-
ed with autumn leaves, corn stalks
and Jack-o' lanterns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1.--Five per
sons were scalded to death by col
umn of escaping steam from broken
boiler drum in n sugar house on the
Shell Hill plantation. near here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01
cl,ristian Scientists oppose Faye

BOSTON. Nov. Lit is said that
Boston Christian Scientists vino arc
opposed to tile Faye clique, reported
TO rule Mrs. Eddy's household, have
consulted lawyers with view TO oust
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01
I.ists of Challengers Not Ready
800, n the EVENING NEWS !:

Special to the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov, L.
The lists of challengers could not be
announced today for next Tuesday 8
election, as they are not all ready.
They will be announced Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01

Occasionally one has the fortune to
meet women who are ideal in looks
and figure. Ninety-nine times out of
hundred you will find she takes
HOLSTERS Rocky Tea. Tea or Tab
lets, 35 cents. Sexton's drug store,
70 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01

PARIS. Nov, lit is reported here
that many objects of art of very great
value have been stolen from the cha
teau at Chantilly of Baroness James
Rothschild 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01

"All things arc difficult before
they are easy" such as getting the
swing of it" in advertising store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01

Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01

Hadn't you intended to loo5sover
the want ads today?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
FROM COLDS.

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide cold and grip remedy, re-
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. w. Grove. 25c.
4764-th.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01

The p F. s. held a social at the
home of Albert Krogh, in Catalpa
avenue, last night The evening was
very enjoyably spent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-12

that she was a kidnapped princess, stolen
for ransom, but was never missed by her
royal parents because another child was
substituted for her by the servants before
her royal parents discovered their loss.
There are several versions of this story. 1t
is probable, however, that she was an I'M
usually intelligent woman of one of the
tribes on the isthmus and caught the fancy
of Cortez shortly after he landed. She was
induced to accompany him. soon learned to
talk Spanish, and acted as his Interpreter
throughout the entire campaign.
After the establishment of a government
by the audiencia at Mexico CorteZ returned
to Spain. Before leaving he married Ma
linche to Don Juan Javanillo, one of his
leutenants, by whom she had number of
children, but nothing is known of them.
Cortez also had children, including a son,
Don Luis, by a Spanish woman named An
tonic Hermosilo, in Mexico.
After his return to Spain he married Dona
Juanna de Zuniga y Arellano, by whom he
had son. also chrstened Don Martin who
inherited his title and the greater part of
his property. Why he should have given
both the sons the same name is a mystery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-12
Remains Brought From Mexico

Cortez died in one of the suburbs of Sc
Vile, Spain, in 1917, at the age of sixty
two years. His body was originally buried
in a church of Seville-in the tomb of the
dukes of Medina Sidonia. one of the most
powerful Castilian families. Ten years
later 1t was brought to Mexico and placed
in the church of Texcoco a suburb OF the
city of Mexico, where it remained until
1873 Ihat year his great-great-grandson,
Don Pedro CorteZ, died, the last of the
r7ale lire and It was decided to remove
the remains of the conqueror and bury
them with those of his descendants in tho
church at san Francisco in the City OF
Mexfco.vwhichV was done with great pomp
and ceremony. In 1874, for some reason or
other, the bones were removed to the
church OF Jesus of Nazareth, adjoining
the hospital he had built in connection
with the hospital have already described
In September, 1923. the temper of the Mex
lean liberals. toward everything Spanish
became violent that the remains were
secretly removed to Europe and finally
laid to rest in Naples in the mausoleun
OF the dukes of Monteleone who, by mar
riage, had inherited his estates
About 1860 Martin Cortez the Legitimate
heir; Martin Cortez, son of Marina, and
Luis Cortez. son of the HermosiIla woman.
organized conspiracy to overthrow the
Spanish authority in Mexico, but 1t
amounted 70 nothing. Martin Cortez. the
first named, was arrested, imprisoned and
banlshed to Spain. He was forbidden ever
to return to Mexico, but a few years later
was pardoned, the ancestral estates Which
had been confiscated were restored to him,
and he was allowed to come to Tehuante-
pee, where he lived until bis DEATH
The other Martin, son Of Malinche, was
arrested, and tortured to make him reveal
the names of his ellow-conspirators He
was then banished to Spain, where he
spent the remainder of his life being pro-
NOTED to high rank in the Spanish army.
He married and had children, but nothing
is known about them. Don Luis and sew
eral other conspirators were put to death.
The Legitimate Don Martin. his son Her
nando and grandson Pedro. the fourth
marquis of the valley. lived on the 18TH
mus on the La yenta hacienda until the
death OF the latter in 1929, when the male
line became extinct The daughter of Pc
dro went to Europe and married the Nea-
name is Cavaglieri di Pignatelli Cortez.
The family has been prominent in Neapol-
itan history and furnished one of the
popeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-12

1t is reported In Richmond, Va. that
Roy K. CabelI, recently named as post
master. will name Edgar Allan. Jr., as as
sistant Mr.. Allan Is an active republican
and was candidate for Congress there two
years ago.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
hearty support and sincere co-opera
tion.
Committee on Resolutions.
Signed
r. G, Mathwig
Peter Erickson
f d. Robertson
H...H. Hurlburt
A. i. AbrahamSon
A Paying Investment.

We heard of an exceptionally fav.
orable experience in renting farms
this week. The tenant was Geo.
Hamiel, who rents a farm about {
miles northwest of Stephen, some
where along the Tamarac ditch. He
came from Iowa 4 years ago, and had
nothing but horses and some old
farm machinery. He has rented
from 3 to quarters Of land since he
came to Stephen and he now has 20
head of horses and full set of neces-
sary farm machinery all his own. He
can claim to have cleared $500 each
year since he moved up. In the
meantime the landlord ha, had net
returns of from SO to Sc per acre un-
der cultivation each year. Mr.. Ham
iel has been what is known as an ex-
elusive grain farmer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
STEPHEN.

March 28.-Arthur Mentzel, of Ar
gyle, was Stepnen visitor Friday
Hut h McBroom returned Friday
from Williams, where he has been
employed in che woods.
Frank Russell after spending few
days here returned to his home in
Minneapolis.
Carlquist & Landbeck sold out
their entire stock Of jewelry, lot and
building to E. f. Hagerty.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
Growing Alfalfa.

In conversation with Mr.. Hurl-
burt, of Stephen, he stated that he
had 3-acre patch north of that will
age that he seeded to alfalfa on the
18th day of June last year from which
he cut two crops of hay. He used a
5 pound package, Of seed on the ;
acres, and sowed it without nurse
crop, on fall plowing, after thorough
surface cultivation. The only special
point about the soil is that it is well
drained. He does not expect any
damage from winter killing.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
Death of Bertha Sevalson.

Miss Bertha Sevalson, young lady
of New Solum, died at her aunts,
Nellie Iverson's home, March 18th,
1906, from the serious sickness con.
sumption. aged 10 years last January.
the 81. She was a kind and good
girl, and won friends far and near.
She left her parents, sisters, brothers
and other relations ana friends te
mourn her death. 'sAnd a place i.
left vacant that none can till.'' Sht
was buried at the Rindal cemetery
Mch. %. and her funeral was largely
attended.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
Done Brown by Brown.

Done Brown by Brown.
County Attorney Brown inserted a
number Of tacks into the trouser bot
toms of the convention last Tues
day, that made the wearers sit up
m and take notice. We give below an
abstract of his speech, covering the
points which seemed to strike the
audience most forcibly, showing
them to be Of greatest interest. His
first points were general instructions
regarding the opening or vacating
OF high ways. He cautioned town
boards not to use old manuals or
blanks. The new code makes it
necessary that new manuals and
new blanks be ordered and used.
Road grades can not be made to in
terfere with natural flow of water.
Ample culverts or bridges must be
provided in all cases where grade
crosses waterway.
Town boards have ample authority
to provide drainage for roads, across
private property, provided a natural
watercourse is followed.
Townships are not liable for dam
age 10y broken bridges or impossible
roads, but it is an open question
whether or not township officers are
liable. Thus, town can not be sued
for damages for morse killed in a
broken culvert, but the chances are
that the road officers could be made
to pay for the animal.
| Azroad tax levy of S mills may be
made by the town voters. The to wn
board may levy S mills more the
same year if extraordinary necessities
arise.
The town board can not purchase
road machinery to an amount great
er than the road tax levy for that
year. The town board is required. by
law to make detailed report of the
road work at the town meeting
An engineer may be engaged to es-
tabHsh grades. Townships may abol.
ish road labor and provide for cash
payment; road work to be done by
contracts.
Threshersi are liable to a
fine OF $50 for crossing bridges or cul-
verts without providing extra plank
ing.
/ Road oyerseers and town boards
have power to compel property own.
ers TO either pay or work their tax
las dered. US.
Land owner must work his roaC
tax as directed within the tow1
limits. He cannot demand the work
to be done along the boundaries Of
his own lands.
i Usual manner of leaving roads un
finished and impossible makes officer.
liable to punishment.
/ Town officers must see that road
i are passable at all times of year
i Residents can be ordered to do roaG
work on urgent repairs even if thei
tax has been paid.
Town officers can be prosecuted fol
not enforcing road tax labor laws.
i There were many other points il
Mr.. Browns address but we are no
printing law book here and mus
pass them by. He stated that he wa
ready to prosecute all cases OF evasiol
or noncompliance with orders O
road officers, and he sa d it as if h
meant it. His address was warml
commended, especially by those VIII
had experience as town officers.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
Death OfMrs. Andrew Sundmarl

Mrs. Andrew Sundmark died at
her home in Wanaska, Roseau coun-
ty, on March l3, aged 80 years. Her
maiden name was Mary Strandberg,
she being the daughter Of H. A.
Strandberg, of West Valley. Many
years of her life were spent in War
ren, where she had many friends
and acquaintances. Husband and
four children mourn a kind and
ctionate wife and mother's loss.
The funeral was held on March IS,
and was largely attended.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
SEED FOR SALE.

We have a lot of clean new-break-
ing seed flax for sale. Also some
good clean Durum seed wheat. On
our farm two miles east of to wn.
Knudson Bros.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-21
oeris1t. Wlen Ser opoageoes intet
Spor At De furiounone.

SorosfarO. aammsrberre
.Gtoerfelo Sc Simoniens Soroefaro
.~foregit 5irsoa1 Den |. Dug. frd
Rsrup airte. 6ra Qdrup Station
til Rerup airte bleO 2iget tsrt At
Sen afosoes mdngeaarige auit. nus
o9ren0e Bdrtitulier Bud / Wios
oelfart, ser efter 5amiliens gnIfe
rdr tummen til Steoe for enonu en-
Sang II fere 3emmerne for TN
gamle 6erre. pad @ejen fra Qarup
Station til airten par al geboerne
reiit ino foriteGige 9greporte, %
gennem Ssnoergaaroe par Der en-
me9ei lang aae At 8uirldn0er. Ogs
ida Rprup airte par Imbttet meo
en- Rigoom At 9lomiter og 9rsnne
pllnter.
glanot Set tdlrige 5slge fdds
ida goot ION ale Smegnens ges
bore. ligeiom Sen fpenite Noel par
talrig rspraienteret. 5slget tate
ialt ca. GOO gsrioner. aiiten Bur
Setfst at ct galO at fignersoe ardns
fe, osriblan0t en- prdgtfulO 9alms.
oetoration fra aongsn me0 suIos
iignere0e roe og 1pioe 9aano.
9eO SsrgebsitioeIigbe0sn meo.
pirteOe ifelge rMiOoelf. 2tb." Ct
Sdngtor ira S0enie, os Serpdd
taIte Sen afosoes Setter, grooit
GeoerfeI0 Sc Simon0ien fra SpIs
Lan0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-21

Mor0et / 6tensborg. =
Moroeren till t.adet. Den
3. ansuit bragte enOelig ems
enne ubpggeli9e MorOlag. boor=
ON Der fra Qarbus gennem q. 9.
a9fte Days often inoIsb 10 ! Jig
ielo tortfatteoe Meo0elelier.
Den fprfte gif no pad, at 9oliz
hasTItent 6auerbah par oenot til
bage fra 5lensborg, og At ban opetz
for en- Neourbeioer peo 4arhus
6ttftstiO. bapoe srtlRret. at Den
apinoe. iom par funOen mpr0et
IN Rornmart / 99rbeoen At 5lensz
borg ear ioentiif meo sen fra Mar
gus fori0unone Gntefru Rasmus-
len.
Dette bar f~onitateret oeo gfterz
fpn at benoes ale0er, Iom upbeOd=
res / 5lensborg.
paa bette 9runolag bleO Ser
after bol0t Jorbsr opsr Sen ARE
fereoe gagerfarl, 6einrih Mdes,
% naonte Days GFtermioOag 81.
6 aflagoe ban 5~ilitaaelfe ON at
1ape mproet Gnfefru Rasmussen.
4drbus goliti me0Oeler q. g.:
Den an6olote gaeertarl maes bar
nu ~tilitaaet at bare mproet gnten
Rusmusien pes at tpele benoe.
5ilitaaelien bleo afgioet / ct 5or=
ber oOsr for golimsiter Sesperien.
(Sensre Meooelelie). 1or6pret
oosr t6sinri9 Maes bsgbn0te 81.
315 Gftermiooag og le0eoss at 30
Iitimsifer Sesperien. 5srit ! bette
5or6sr retteoes Sigtelien for MOtz
BET moo 5am.
6an nagte6e / 9e9nn0elien, men
ilitoo til ii0ft meS i9ooanlig 8hn=
isme. at ban baooe mnroet gnts
Rdsmusien.
6dn forflare6e at baoe forsOei
Moroet 0nsOug 5ormiooag. Otter
1t baoe or9bt ben6e, rsoeOs ban
bsnOss Sparetasfebog. Sfsnt Ser
paa 2iget5 6obeo Fan0tss Sdar.
bi0rpren0e fra ct ifarpt Snitrument,
1eDoer ban at 6upe toalt benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-21

gn mOoig Manb. 8iffop 6ammins,
tons 2iO Os ORB. f~ortaIt for ling,
bommen. or 6. 6. Dapion. J
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5 godsuOTo. $50 Sib.r. Om.
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Siber. ) OmfIug $1.00. 3 tom.
ponerst ginb $50.
Zen M preftesaurb. OF glitb p..
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-21

0isie 4rsaIer bar for en- tor
Del benlisget fom Iure, itunpeoe
gn9e, 6porfor uobnttet par ubetps
oeli1t % al ringe garoi, men for
nOgle Nlr iioen bleo 5ren Meae
tebt o. neOld9t, % aulsbet op
gennem gngene reguIeret, % Orr
bleo oeroeo Ifabt 9etingelier for en-
8uItiosring at Oisie Gnge. Oct er
0eniiaten at tultipere ca. $50 S0r.
9ano til NgeroDrtning meO et Dat
lag At 4 CONNER Sano og Reiten
til Gns meO 2 CONNER Sano.
Scrub for Sonol9gnin9en onrs
tes Soroen 2-3 aar meo aorn.
for at faa SorOen formuloet, d
Ser bar / 5ior og | @ar potset me-
act fo9r s9o paa en- Del At oisie
foruo oar0ilpIe 4realer.
SanOpdufsrslen ifal fore9aa oeo
transporta6elt Spor % 5ipoosns
og lager i'm gegpnoelis i sen aners
n9rmeite 5io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-21

Store Wofetultursr. 5ra
9sgitsr ffripes til 81. g.: 2ano-
~manosbunten | 8sbenbaOn bar
fom Gier at sGunoerupsaaro" bel
Qegitsr. gennsm en- langere Aar.
raffs trlpluntet fore Qreuler a
6eos % Oaarlig agsrmart Og bd.
nu ogfaa tdget fat pud MOferns.
gfter 6e6efelftabets plan er De
5enIisten at fultiOsrs ca. 300 5or
,2dno 2apmofs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-21

nnOsrfegeffsn at Bib
m 0 besbnote Onsoag 5ormios
BAG sen 1 4ug, Oeo bpilfet 5ios-
punt belle Qalborg @drnifon, $50
Mano, bar anfommsn til gieriteo.
lian Deotog IN. rQdlborg am.s-
tiOenos" fun at affsse Sen iDofigs
Del at Mofen. Solouterne. Der
.aas bar / bpiOt 0rsjlsfsj. bleo al
,OHicsrerns, ser bar I Sfjortsarmer,
opftilIeoe mso to aompaenier pdu
IbDer Tin SIDE at en- 2inie fra Bier
iteo airfe til 5biIs airte pad 30
liens nOrolige SIDE. Og fad bespno4
tie gunoringen ben oOer Moisn. &c
glsn bar Der msfIsm bper Mano
log bosrt mistenteligt Sui blep unt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-21

|lamleoe Den ftolte Seir6srrsinoe
6ele 6snislotten til ct 5eItmaalti0
pau Ben elers life belt %ufarligs
l@eit.
Sra SEN liG1e Gnoe. ; Ell
lille oeItipoif 9b, Iom Hotter Jig
re6 en- itprrt ugentlis 5or9eSda,
tco Ser en- Mano til 5oros meo en-
Ifaa Slut Smaa3;iit. Gn lun 5noe
iaifanot fig og ipar9te til priI.rqs
u ar. Stptfet fra Den guos
Gnoe!" 6pao toiter De idd fra soen
file gnoe2" 10 Sr. pr. Stt.l Ru
beannote aeberen at leoe I'D ii
@riiens, ituOigb9t fra Den file
gnoe@. Iii iioit bdooe ban pua
Sen Maaos fact belle @riieflOttsn
pruttiIeret opsr I i'm gogn, og Sci.
geren matte, troos Proteit, bloc |
set lure 9Gble og Iaoe Sc imua
8isiebasier gaa for en- Sitrone pr.
Stt.
9an Ialger pitt alOrig mere 9riie
fra Den file GnOe".
9fip bare fioOenOe. paa
Str9fningen 9ebenbapn- Rostiloe
bleO yRost. 0agbl." forleoen 9iOat
til en- ganffe puoiig Scene. @eo N
Iaf observation-disclosures tiger en- 9erre
= Ri tal0er BAN q. = 10, % mems
ban er borte, fommer Ser en- anOen
reiIen0e = 9. = % inotager 0en
TONNE qlaOs. Sen eneIte. Ser bar
t~ilopers | aupeen.
Smiolertio tommsr a. til6dge.
og 0a ban fer i'm pIa0s optdgsi,
tiger ban I en- let irriteret Zone:
rllnoitplo, men Ser iiooer ies.."
9. Ter op, og uoen at foranbre
en- Mine tiger ban ganite roIig:
nNau, ger De Set. ia bin iaa
bare f~i6Ssn0e!!1
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rup fOrIeoen Dag hsiteoe Rug, 9if,
efter boa6 Der meooeles s.5nn
5io.", bans gdmle 5a0er, fbp.
I8m0. 6dns 8asmusisn. tine Staar
Marten til GH0e Iad goot iom Sc
lbngre 6sitere. sn0Ifsnt ban guar
1T 81. Qar.
un6pegst jug tb usfanga
5ugtbusfangen @ilbelm 5borDaIo
G6riitian 6unien, faloet ,Q(ben", CT
III. 81. 9. forleoen Worgen unobegst
fra 6orIens 5uetbus, i6et set lnftez
beg BAN at fomms oper Muren bso
6jelp at ct 9rpof. Def ~untdges,
at ban er gdaet til osObolot Stoo.
Der er uoienot 9etisnte fra 5uqts
buffet for at grille 5lpgtningen, og
3Origbe0en er alIdrmerst.
Moroet oe0 Marfefisz.
nSb1dnOspoften" me6oelsr
~angaaenOe Murielismoroet, at MOr>
oeren 5bbgeien MI er oberfsrt til
SinosipgsdnitdIten be0 Qarbus.
8uI6feile6e. Sra 5re0ericia
telearafereoes Sen : os. til q
g.: 80 5iifere Der fra gpen par !
eftermi06ag beo 1s5ioen tagne 10
pdd g9ltet / en- gad6. uofor Strib
f9ntreoe gaaoen imiolertio, og
begge 0e om~borobarenoe fal0t
8anoet. De bilOe efter al Sanos
iDnligbe6 b9re omfomne, bbis life
Sagfsrer Msit ira Belle, iom DeHOte
tilbage fra aapfsilaoien I aoloing,
mes I'm 2pfttutter par tommsn
Dem iii 6j9lp. ubsloigpis Tom
apitfuttsren for nar til gaaOen. o.
8utteren fl osrOeo Ell fort Sui /.
St9Dnen, faa at oen fpl0tss meo
.@dn0. Wsff Og TO qerfOner, Der
par ms6 bam, reooeOe fig imi0lers
tbs ON gor0 / autterens egen Sole,
men fit BOG forinoen 9io til at
fate ct Bar Rsoningsbalter 10
til 5iifsrne, iuu De btso / Stuno
til at bofoe fig open @anos, inotif
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