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The oasis., 1906-12-01
,IOHN HAWkApY, TSEAL1 JOHN W. BAUDEN, SEAL FRED A. JOHNSON, SEAL.i F. II. HOWARD, SEAL HORACE V. TANNER, ! re,
 By F. II. Howard Atty. in fact [ l0iAi-'l II. w. CHAPMAN, lsEALl
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, 2
 COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ.

On this 30th day of October in the year 1906, before me, Allen T. Bird Clerk of the District C4urt, m allG TOT the ier[lu9ry ana CGuhly and sworn, personally appeared John iIaw- kady, John W. Bauden, Fred A. Johnson, r. H. Howard, and II. W. Chapman known to me to be the persons described in, whose names are subscribed to and who executed the annexed instrument, and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and con alterations therein expressed.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have hereuntO set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office, in the said Territory and County, the day and year last above written
 SEAL. ALLEN I. BIRD,
 Clerk District Court, Second Judicial
 District of Arizona, santa Cruz County.
The oasis., 1906-12-01
TERRITORY oF ARIZoNA.

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ,
 l. Phil Herold, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incorporation of the ESTRELLA MINING * SIMPLIFYING COM PANY, filed and recorded in my office on the 3Oth day of October, 1906, in Book of Miscel- laneous Records at page-et seq; and that the same is a full, true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal ot office this 30th day of October, A. D. 1906 PHIL HERoLD, [SEALl County Recorder. November 3-December &
The oasis., 1906-12-01

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Groceries, Hay, Grain, Flour, Etc. Liquors. Family Trade Supplied.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21
Horse Sense in Buying an Automobile

When a man is buying a horse for
family use, several considerations pre-
sent themselves:
1st-He desires that the horse shall
present an attractive appearance. \
horse that looks like a sleepy old plug.
and yet at the crack of a whip awakes
and trots mile in 2:20 is all right for
the man who wants some amusing ex-
perience in road racing, but he is not
buying that kind of an animal for
family use. He wants "a horse with
some style about him
2d-He wants fair amount of
speed. The horse must not only be
presentable, but must be able to reach
his destination in reasonable time.
3d-A man wants a horse that his
family can drive. 1t is this considera-
ton which presents itself most strong
ly to him and is one of the first ques-
tons he asks. He is not going to
trust his family to a horse that goes
up in the air every time a small dog
banks at him, nor one that side-steps
ten feet at sight of a piece of paper in
in his teeth and runs away whenever
he takes the notion. In short, the man
wants a horse that is easily managed
and can be driven by any member of
the family This is horse sense.
Now, why does a man lose complete
sight of this last factor when he is
buying an automobile? He consults
appearance, style and speed, but when
it comes to the question of a machine
that any member of the family can
drive, that consideration never enters
his head. He buys on appearance,
style and speed, and, later, when his
family wants to run the machine, finds
that he has one so complicated that
he is afraid to trust it to them. Then
he begins to think, and wishes he had
done his thinking before he bought his
machine. The outcome is that he hires
chauffeur, whom he pays 500 or so
per month, who is supposed to keep
the machine in repair, but does little
of that, and who uses the machine at
night for the purpose of hauling his
individual friends around. At the end
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

of a years time the man wonders why
his automobile has cost him so much
If he bought a family automobile on
the same principles he would have
bought a family horse, he would be a
number of good, hard dollars in pocket.
much more at peace with his family,
and his family much more satisfied
with the automobile.
For a family automobile, there is
nothing better than the WHITE steam
car. Simplicity pervades it through
out. Just give the following hard
facts a little careful consideration:
1st-Instead of starting with a heavy
crank. that is. if it is in the notion of
starting, otherwise like a balky mule
refusing to start at all. the WHITE
car starts, not uncertainty, but posi-
lively, at the flash of a match, and
three minutes later one can be on the
road. After steam has once been
raised, the car may then be started
and stopped, left standing for hours,
re-started at will, and this course con-
tinued until the small pilot light is
eXtinguished for the night.
2-Instead of changing gears when
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

they would never find it necessary to
throw out clutch or to change gears,
and that all changes of speed could
be accomplished by the mere touch
of little wheel just above the steer
ing wheeli
If you knew that all power could
be instantly thrown off by this same
light touch and that it was impossi-
bic to get ratified in an emergency,
there being no clumsy levers to tug
and pull; if you knew that, come what
might, every emergency could be in
stantly met by touch, light as a
child's, on the throttle wheel, wouldn't
you feel that no condition could arise
when your family could not take care
OF themselves?
Wouldn't You feel that your people
We're safer than behind any horse that
ever stood between shafts? This is
just the plain, simple truth about a
WHITE car, and that is the reason
it is becoming so wonderfully popular
as a family vehicle. Any member of
the family can drive it. They don't
have to wait until you come home at
night before they can get some pleas
ure out Of the machine. We know a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

The following is a reading notice"
IN the New York Sun:
These are the days of the winter
cruise, when it is possible, at compare
lively small expense, to laugh at biz
yards, ice storms and fogs, and to get
quickly into the region of balmy airs,
soft skies and a gentle climate. Amer
teams are just beginning to realize
that they can obtain all these
without a stormy trip across the
Atlantic in winter and that it
isn't necessary to go to the Medi-
serranean in search of relief. They can
md delight right at their doors in the
West Indies and with only four days
sailing. The steamship lines to the An
allies are receiving more patronage
zhis year than ever before.
1t is possible to take trip of twenty
six or more days and visit practically
every island Of Importance in the An
allies for a surprisingly small sum.
One may go to Venezuela and Colon
Bn trip and visit such picturesque
places as Porto Rico, st. Thomas st.
kits, Martinique, Barbados, Trinidad
and Jamaica, besides making nearly
dozen other calls. Moreover it is now
possible to travel in this region in abb
soIute comfort. Large steamers, some
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

muffler, back-fring in muffler, back
firing in carbrretor, ignition from
short circuits aid from flooded car
buretor.
1t will pay you to consider carefully
the foregoing facts, and to look dis
passionately into the merits of the
WHITE car Do not get your knowl-
edge of it from competitive statesmen,
who probably know less about the car
than you do, but get it from WHITE
people. If you have any doubt that a
WHITE car is far simpler than any
gasoline car on the market, ask any
WHITE user about this, or come d.
rect to US. If we can not show you
that the WHITE car is the simplest
on the market in operation in number
Of parts, in repair of parts, and in every
particular where simplicity is a cri-
terfon, We don't want your money. We
are willing to appeal wholly to your
own intelligent decision. When we
have demonstrated this simplicity to
your own satisfaction, we expect TO
sell you WHITE car, and, after we
have done this, you will find our asser-
lions more and more made good as the
days go by.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21
How HaWaii's Rivals
Are Seeking Business

of them carrying passengers only, are
now employed in this service.
The traveller may make trip on
what are called main line steamers en-
tirely, or he may change after he
reaches the large island to one or more
of the yachting steamers of commod1-
Gus size, and cruise around among the
smaller islands, thus becoming ac-
Quainted with many of the beauties
and novelties that are out of the beat
en- track The most popular of the
islands just now is Jamaica. where on
some of the longer cruises the travel
Ter may stay as many as fifteen days In
hotels that are as up to date and as
attractive as can be found anywhere
The English historian Froude once
said that the climate of Jamaica was
'inimitab1e.''
The great charm, however, of a West
Indian trip lies in the variety of scenery
and of climate. Americans can now go.
with ease to the scene of the great yOl-
canic eruption at Mont Pelee. They
may visit the great botanical gardens
of Trinidad and see the wonderful
waterfalls of its lofty mountains They
may enjoy the dry climate of Barbados
with the cool trade winds that blow
constantly at this time of year. They
may see the rugged mountains ana
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

number of men who have sold their
gasoline machines and bought WHITE
cars, simply to please their families
who could run WHITE cars, but could
get no pleasure out of their gasoline
machines
3d-The element of safety, as well
as facility of operation, enters into the
consideration of a family automobile.
and in this particular, the new WHITE
is eminent. 1t uses no boiler, but
a steam generator which can neither
burn out nor explode; it is practically
indestructible, and will last as long
as the car will last. Not more than
teacupful of water is contained in 1t
at any one time, and man could
hardly damage it if he purposely set
himself to do it. Fire and water are
absolutely automatically controlled,
and both automatic devices are posi-
tive in their operation. The burner
on the new WHITE car is wholly en-
cased. There is no open flame on this
car and while the danger of any rig
of any make taking fire is too remote
to be taken into consideration, 1t is
ten times as remote in the WHITE
car as in a gasoline car, the flame
being absolutely encased and there be-
ing present none of the gasoline car
dangers, such as flame from the open
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

wonderfully fertile plains of little Gre
NADIA. They may become acquainted
with the famous baths of Souffriere,
They may visit an extinct volcano on
| Guadeloupe and they may see the
smoking hills on st. Kits. They may
go hunting and fishing in British Gui-
ana, the interior of which abounds with
large game and rare tropical birds.
Everywhere the traveller will find
wonderful harbors, no one like an
other. He will hear various languages
and see the flags of various nations.
The historical associations will appeal
to him. for when he reaches st. Kits
he will see the land that Columbus
first saw; in Martinique he will be in
the birthplace of Empress Josephine;
at Cartagena he will see still standing
the famous place of the Inquisition; at
Colon he will see the beginnings of the
Panama Canal; at Martinique he viii
see the remains of the recent earth
quakes; at half a dozen islands he will
still find traces of the days when the
pirates ruled the Spanish Main. The
entire region is rich with the romance
and the blood and fire of history
The steamship companies have pre-
pared trips of varying length and time
include a stay of several days in one
more of the leading places visited
With the West Indies almost at ones
door and with every comfort in travel
ling, the wonder is that those who can
afford the luxury of a rest in winter
have not crowded the steamships be-
fore this. Never has there been such
a demand for accommodations as at
present, and the result is that fully
half a dozen steamers have been added
to the services of the lines engaged in
it this winter.
Many Americans are getting the
West Indies habit Winter vacations
are increasing in number. and people
are just finding out that no better out
ing can be found than peaceful cruise
on the old Spanish Main at a time
when those who have to remain at
home are struggling with the terrors
and blasts of north winds, snow, slush
and dangerous fog.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

a decided change of speed is desired,
the WHITE car is controlled entirely
by throttle. This seems improbable
to a man. who has been used to the
clumsy makeshift of changing gears
whenever a slow speed is desired, but
it is a positive fact that the WHITE
car will run at any speed from one
mile an hour up to full power without
any other attention than a mere touch
to the throttle wheel The WHITE
car has an emergency gear, but this is
only for emergency purposes. 1t is
change power gear, and not change
speed gear and is used only in emer-
gencies where excessive power is re-
quired, such as pulling through deep
sand or gravel, ascending the very
steepest hills, travelling over plowed
ground, anG the like, but on mere
question of Increased or diminished
speed, the throttle control on the
WHITE is everything. 1t not only
effects all changes of speed, but shuts
off the power altogether. Think of
the freedom and satisfaction with
which you would turn your gasoline
car over to your family if you knew
they would never have to crank it to
get it started; if you knew that, in
order to increase or diminish speed,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21
SUNDAY CONCERT
AT Make ISLAND

The Hawaiian Band will give a pub
lie matinee concert this Sunday after
noon, at o'clock (weather permitting.
at Makee Island, Waikiki. Following
is the program:
PART I.
1.-THE Old Hundred"
Overture-'Y elva' ...... Reissiger
March-'"The Osmanli" . Freitas
IntermeZzo- Endoria''. .. Andre
Grand Selection-"'Lucia" .Donizettf
PART II.
Vocal Hawaiian Songs. AR. by Berger
Mrs. n. Alapai.
Seiection-"The Messenger Boy
M0nckIOn
Introduction-"Sie of Harlem"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :. PetreIla
Finale Bright and Blue" .......N ones
The Star Spangled Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21
A FRIEND OF HER YOUTH

For mercy's sake, don't put me near
old Billions" said Mrs. Lookyoung to
her friend.
Why not?" said the other. Hes
awfully interesting
I know it." said Mrs. Lookyoung.
but I never sit next to him at dinner
but that he blurts out something like
You remember back in the old pioneer
days!'-Detroit Free Press.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

uiIb. GTif Sin 9uftc, o. bn bill fsTc.
BET gier big aIoS % IpffeIig, Oh
Tan life elite Cub iroeu at itole pau
bnnn, % on fan life | Sonobeo clife
oine ReomenneIfer nbeu Seroco at
nonifle Den melt noble Si6e al oii
aarafter.
&erScus ltuiperialipno og llniuer.
idiiorbrpoeEie er Selpiitbeoen. Ga
ri bar opsoet beu. til ben er bit en-
Raui, en- 8alifob. Tenne Want
fontroIIerer core Saufer, oore 8lduer
o. pore SaroIirarr. g(ltior oite
tranipcr inau anores Ret unoer 500.
Der FOR Bindings Chin.
Qtcr boao er i1ruuocn Ell iIig icGo.
lit Gerion nor npgrt9 en- iorfrsbIet
Sinl fort % goot. Gn ilig 8eHon
fraa6cr i Sperilpo noen at tTnfe poo
ole Dem, iom mongier oct Daglige
9rs0. San fan lace i'm Batter Igoc
itOen at ORE Dem, Der iiSber / @raao
og Sorg, ct @Iif. Gan itobIer op
8rroicr, ban life trpnger. San bar
gIemt at meooeIc og gisre bel. Gan
er Jig ieIU nof. 5Gig er gGeufiGr'
liGbcScn o. ScIpiifbeoeu.
SGt MI, set bar miItat at itoppe
Gate aiprIiabe0 inc / @nrlnen poa
ale Wenncifcr. Oct pilSe bri aim,
meIen fer pon Ioroen. Nile oiG0c BIZ
oo6beIt IpffeIise, men I~pftGIigit Se.
iom al fin itore SoerfIsoigbeS paa
NioIcr bGpNe giort trrngenoe, Il.
ScuSe Staflsr aloSe og IpffeIige.
ElriinS TroeSbefieibeIier tn life
gisre en- prlig, rerbtertet @tanS al
Dig. aQc Sc t~eologiite 6ormIcr, iom
PrpGroige &irfemsoer o. airferoao
bar faot iii, er life iitouo til at qiere
oct. Om Oh tror, bpro ANDRE tror.
er Set life Serfor iiffert, Ou er Ell
lamb &riiteu. Men BAN bOiS Sierte
er iuEht al aiGrliabeS til @ltb %
Weomemeifcr, oororer / &riiti Suo.
ipor. SoiS ou life bar Nerue &iGr.
IidbeS, er DIT 2ib iorfeitet. SiTIcu
/ RcItgtoreu err &iRrltqbe0, RcIteu
Se5cme. "0crfor er &trrTirbeSen
SopenS BpIoe." (6rn GroeIF.-
9r.l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Salt nIaecn

Suns Sioenoe" iortGaer ietpeno,
lille Siitoric oper fra @pgboeSegrs
Sets 2anS:
5usmooeren pad en- @aarS / -
Itoo ielpieIaelig ieIu for 9uSboIouir
gen. % bun par Ell Saocr Al Salt.
en- Tag ifutoe 9aioba8 SrnaNen be.
itaa al @rso til 6orret. <smobe'
rem bapbe int 6rposrpSen paa SISer
% iortoo aisffenet for at 0ioe anI'
uene % 8riienc. Eigen, iom M ia,
aIsre / aisffenet, tGnfte 90: "3Sn1
IfaI ri babe IiSt Salt / Mooan!" Sun
tuser Ell SaapSfuIn, faiter Sen i 5rp'
oen % soar uo / @aarocn for al
bente ct SpauS 8anS. s bette Die
bIif fomrrer eauule 6urmor, iom %.
iaa iauncSe Salt ! Mnoen, rs / aisf.
fenet. IA buu er alene, lager bun
Sait EN- goo Saanofulo SuIt, tditer
Den / @rpbeu. rsrer soSt ~ rofter
ino / Stteu igieu. Sort eit2r fpmmer
SuSiaoeren ielo inS fra StaIoen, 81.
gen or en0nu life fprnmeu iU0, o. SEQ
men cr enonu life fGrhil mco Sri.
iere. Nanrben iupner nlioa itooi9
SoIt / Ma0en. "Sbog" iiNcr ban,
"pil hi Oo bape liot SuIt ! Dor gooe
8reS, elerS huaser Sen itte al no
get San toeer en- rrber4m SoouS'
flfJ0 Of saItbstteL foiter Sen / 8rp.
ben % forfsier iig ScrQm irb /
Shten. GnOeIig furnmer 8oHcn ms;
bun er olene / &isffelet. "Noa,
iSno er set ocl beoit. pi foor list Salt
fat til, set er 10 BET, Be oItIO fIoaer
ODER" Saa ifuISe Dc O1iao for en-
Gangs Sfpl0 fomme iii at image
Set. &ln tnger en- itpr &oonbfulN,
faiter Den / 8rpoen % rercr 8oot ON,
Sao foumer OtiobagStimcn. GGlcS
Zine itraoIer ueS Spnet al Sen goSe
@rG6, Sen faI rigtig ima1e. 6erit
itiffer $usfoSeren iii Su0ct; met set
er ncgIe ~un6ertise @rimoaier, ban
letter op.
"Raa,~ flyer 4onen, "I6oI bar on
facet sin Billie, nj, er Sen Sn Del iuI'
tet nof; tOo9 Dor ie8 So life 0lcnt
Sultet."
"Sar Su Dapt Salt / BrGSen2"
ltobrpoer ban. Oct bar ie9 ogioo!"
8amIe 6arnor os Biecn .bor TmeuS
ogioa begpnbt paa @rsNcn, iom De
bor i'm 3eo neS at faa eicnuem Sal
len,
"0et bar ieg osiao!" uSbrpber &c
,begge paa engar9.
aae Sfeerre lneees / iounle Rlt,
oe Ter paa bperaubre, % Ser b[iper
Sitbel oper belle 2inien.
Sl,n SitsmoSeren faa l1oae meIlem.
fornsiet uS. = Der bteo ingen 5or.
nnb Ben Sag. Sor Srsnttioet fit
.&onen i Suiet 2pp til istpt at be-
femme, boor uleget Snt, Der ifiilOe
I Waben.
% bun glentte Set ifte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
@is ct pentist &nfigt.

gi3 ct penIigt, imiIenSe aniet.
Get brin9er &GgeHom meS fig til igc
Sierter. Get opipier 5ienmet %
Ifiuner ueoooer belle 8eten "a Set
tulffer op ale, man ms0er. Ru er
Oct ina mango. iOm ignes oe life bar
ben minSite 8erberS Sing at inHIe
for. Soertimoo. "Rogen bar for.
nGrmct mig, ies er tint, % set uiIoe
bare ppre Spferi at iRtts op et
uenIigt aniigt." Rei, BET piISe bare
Seier - cit iterre Seter eu6 ilige
Seire, ser pinoes meS aanoner pnn
en- 8alpIabs % berennneS al Siitorie,
ifriOere. ltSen Sisie Seire / Siem'
met, irtaa | iia ieIp, men fore / fine
S~onietoeuier ieirenoe / at tunIe Rob,
ii8eIIe o. giengiREoe lG5e5ageIisbeS
men gerIigbeS - Irrer 9srnens
2triObarbeSer. opseer Den I 9ss %
isrer Seu meS fla no | 2ioet. Oct
bIir ct Soft | aiRpI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Gu lpffeIig 2.

Gen betienbte anerifnnife ISLANDS
pen 8rofesior 6iife, ser ior 10 gor
iiSeu aigif peb OGDEN, rprebe ionl
bsfienbt itor 9nteresie for 9eboerue
paa 8rimss Ten lioen Q Roro for
SsIano, oppe uroer 4oIarfreoien)
pao 8rlun0 al Oeres ~operopoeutlige
9pgtigbeo / sfafipil. Gan baooe
Iepenbe 2ipe uprettet et 8itliotef pao
zen, og | tit 3eitdmettc betrrfts ban
Gen meO en- 8aoe poo goot o. bel
10000 aroner. Ger bIep imiOlertib
at SnoeoarOinsen siort Sroiigeit
moo Seitdmentet, iao az BET biotiI bar
itilet iig tuiIiourt ON Zen piISe fac
Sen Senne ttltpnfte 8dbe. Ru ieaj
Der imiolertiS ifsIge 9Iaoet "RorSur.
LAMB" bapes gifferbeS for, at zen
iaar fin 8ape, Gpis 8enter ifal an
peroes til al ophiuIpe Gen paa for,
ffieaige Wedu6er. Wun fan tRufe fig
meS boiIten 8lRbe Oenrte eiterret'
ming er blit moStot al bette Gbosr.
iomfnno, iom tun teller ca. SC
sinie. Get bG1,ser 10 life bper Goa
at ct 5oIfeidmfurS mootar Ell @ope
Der arbrusrr til 500 arOner pr. On
otufo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Religion er RierIiehee.

"8erfor er airIigbeo 2noenS
6pIoe." aoms. IS q, 10.
NIperoen er oucrDetiIt DIN, al
RiprIisbeo er beore enc SAB. Ger
bar olbri9 u9ret % fan enboe albri8
bIi uogen 9ebat a~n9aocnOe Den Sing.
Get itaur iuIbfommen fart for ole,
at ifi,ISe giaeSbu98erea paa tlunit'
nertff Radoe fremitiqe aiprligbeO %
Sebn9iRrrigbeO o. SeIuiiftco, oiloe
Den Stdtre, iort ioreitjIte RiRrlt6be'
Sen bti me8et Doffcr, o. De TO. Der
ifuIbe foreitiIle SGnJiprrigbeo 90
SeLnhfbe0, oocrmudoe AGsIige,
Bar BET nntIigt at oOcriette ai1r'
IigbeS, Seun9iRrri5hco % SeIuiif.
beo / Wtltiif, piIoc mart Si9rligbc.
Oens Nitfif bli lDttet til At alle, mems
ingeu btIoe life at hcrc 5epnsiPrrig,
bebens oq SeIptfhp0cnS gtliiif.
Oct Saftlm er Ell Ertb1it til Dem
me~nneifelige gtatur. Get bcptict, al
nae % enboer al 02 ,ifer beoft set,
iom er opbsiet % uobrIt, ieIo ON ri
life / bort oagItgc giO .piier Oct /
Yruris. 81 oeS, lulN NJ bitroe giGrc
90 life gisre, % ri slJitcr gilietprfe
til at gisre oct, JONI ret or, ifiert set
tan bGnoe, III life en0oa handler Der.
efter. gi bar Soca,2t i bort Sierte;
men Set fan uure 0uffet ooer al
Hllif % 8ero&IigtcN. 81 bar meS
anole Orb life giort Net MOB os ieIr,
oe hi beb bet og'oo ie.o beoit.
SpaS er set oo. 9crocu mansIer?
alm en- Ting, % SEN enc ling er BET
piatiaIte Of aIt. gauIu5 foIber 3in.
gen aiRrlisbe0, % ban onipSer, at
bar en- RduS e8tc &iTrIi8beo iOm ct
aaroftertrRf, bar ban BET, Tom fan
df9isre bans Sfjebne bauoe Der og
biSiet.
"9iarligbeoen er 3oocns SulSe, "
% BEN 8raie er mPrfUGroig infIltiiO.
Spis on bar &iGrIiJ5eO til Cub %
9iprliabeo til Sine Reomenncifer,
beiiboer Su SemmcIi8heoen onann'
eu0e Den menneifeli8e ionOe Spffc.
IA Seir,s taIte HI 6oIt, iom lam,
let its pau @iergifrnunirgen eler
Sgtranoen for at bore bam brugtt
ban De fimpfeitc Orb % 5ormer. ION
enSnu er briigt al nogcr, Der fprfpnotC
ReIieiou. Sans sprog % l~tStrpfs.
made ftnSe 0en iimuieite, minbii
opipiie Ssoe fatte % ioritao. Sar
argnmenterie life for to9en eufdt
5eori, oebuterte life noget teolugiiI
Spsrgsmaal, men 9if lise uco ii
6oIfeIipet oa suu oS et Sanbbeo
Jam olSrig hlir traaSbar.
GIFT Sub, % ou fan life let iart