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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-08

World Owes Progress to Science.
The world owes most Of it's progress
to science. 1t is the key that unlocks
for us the great storehouse Of nature
and leads the mind from one import
ant revelation to the other scattering
light and wisdom as she Journeys
along. Before her triumphant march
ignorance and superstition fade away
as the wilson one sees in dreams van
ish when consciousness returns in the
morning. In this age of progress and
scientific attainment the travelling man
feels it his duty to take his part, and
he starts out on his route as shin
ming example of the improved condi-
tions. What extraordinary contrasts
and almost fairy transformation this
bustling, scientifically systematized
civilization of ours presents. Fifty
years ago the travelling merchant was
going about In this western country
with an OK team or on stake coach
Gas our president will remember) sell.
ing his merchandise here and there,
while now we see his representative
starting out with a small grip on a
ulman car, and in {. few days accom-
plishing results that would cause his
worthy ancestor to rub his eyes in
wild establishment.
ottumwa Keeps Pace With Progress.
1.-THE great state of Iowa and our own
Ottumwa has kept pace with the adj
vance and stands in the front rank of
the vast army that moves steadily on.
ward through industrial enterprise,
with it's railroads. packing industry,
manufacturing plants, and numerous
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20

gram of exercises, which was as
follows:
rEoGRAN.
Vocal Solo, Face to Face, Mrs. c.
I l.. Hilger.
Responsive Reading, led by Rev. Chal-
lener.
Hymn, How Firm a Foundation. -
Mesdames d. {. Zuber and {. l.. Hill
ger Messrs. J. NJ. Hare and II. w.
South.
Prayer.-Rey, Jas. A. ChaIenner
Addresses. Eulogies on Gems. Lee and
Jackson. DR. J.. West, Gen. StoddaTd.
Reading Of list Of names Of u. c. v.
who are 20 receive the cross Of honor from
l.. 5. Rdss chapter, u. d. {.
Hymn, "a Would no, Live Always.
Benediciion. Rev. ]. Wendell Davis.
The musical numbers were APP
propriate to the occasion and well
rendered. Mrs. w. 5. Wilson was
accompanist. The responsive read
ing was a patriotic and reverent
declaration OF the purposes OF the
gathering and exercises, and closed
with a prayer. In their addresses
Dr. West and Gen. StoddArd paid
eloquent tributes to the characters
and memory OF Lee and Jackson.
A notable feature of the exercises
was the reading of the list of vet
erans who are to receive the cross
of honor from l.. S. Ross Chapter.
The officers of the chapter had
placed orders for the crosses, but
these not having yet arrived, they
will be presented at some future
meeting. 4 requirement Of the L.
d. c. in comforting these crosses
is that the names and war record
of each veteran receiving them are
10 be made out and furnished local
on blanks supplied for that
purpose. The list of those to re-
ceive crosses, as read last night, is
as follows: W. b. Baker, J. c.
Blume, d. NJ. Dansby, VI. B. Las
XII. b. +. Leman, J. f. Mitchell, l..
E. Mitchell, J. +. Parks, {. 4.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
The Eagle is authorized to announce
FRANK CLARKE
BRYAN. TEXAS, JAN. 20, 1907.
IN MEMORY OF LEE.
One Hundredth Anniversary Of Great
Southern Patriots Birth Observed
al Carnegie Hall.

Members of l.. S. Ross Chapter,
U. d. c., Camp J. b. Robertson,
u. c. V. and citizens OF Bryan as
sembled at Carnegie Hall last night
to pay tribute to tie memory of
Gen. Robert l.. Lee in the celebra-
ton of the Iooth anniversary OF his
birth. The exercises were arrang-
ed by the ladies of L. 5. Ross
Chapter, and Gen. II. b Stoddard
was master OF ceremonies
Handsome patriotic and floral
decorations adorned the hall, for
which thanks are due to the deco
ration committee, Mesdames Paul
NJ. Raysor, +. /. Garth and J. ).
Ford.
The audience was in full SYM
pathy with the inspiring spirit
manifested in carrying out the pro-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
THE DIRECTORS REPORT.

Last Sundays Houston Pos, con-
tains an article on the report of the
board of directors of A. and NJ.
The following clipping from this
article is likely TO interest the stud
ents here:
After detailing what has been
accomplished in the last two years,
the report gives IN terse strong
terms the Needs of the College. "
1t says: There are many things
not included in this summary that
will be of inestimable benefit TO the
growth and development OF the col
lege, and in many instances the
amount asked for are below the
sums needed, but we have selected
only the most urgent aud only for
such sums rs we believe the state
can well afford to supply. The pro-
per support OF a state institution
devotiug all OF its energies to in
dustrial education Is an investment
OF the most economic kind on the
part OF the State, and is in no sense
donation. For maintenance, an
increase OF $4,000 year Is re-
quested, on account OF the large
increase of students requiring addi-
tional instructors and the desire TO
establish a department of metal
lurgy and mining engineering. For
the care Of roads aud grounds $4,000 /
is asked and an increase
of $500 Is asked for the student
labor fund, in order that greater
provision may be offered for the
increasing number OF
poor young men unable to pay their
way through college without work
Of some kind.
Under the head OF Buildings
an appropriation OF S75, 600 is asked
for the erection OF an engineering
in which three depart.
nents will be chartered. The great
necessity of this building Is fully
demonstrated and could the legis-
ature but see the crowded, made I
luate quarters which the depart
nents OF civil engineering, electri-
al engineering and drawing there /
would be no hesitation. S
The Steam Heating Plant" re-
Iueste, is simply an economic nee .
ssity, as it is believed it will pay I
or itself in less than five years.
The report quotes DR.. Houston, 5
low president OF the State univer-
ity, in his biennial report OF the :
Agricultural and Mechanical col I
eye in I9oI-Igo2, who says: 1t d
GEMS clear that il is a matter OF
,tate policy to furnish at the Agri-
ultural and Mechanical college in
ustrial OF chronological training OF :
very kind whatsoever TO the young !
1en OF the State. II seems clear :
hat the college was intended to be, y
n the largest sense, the technology !
al institution of Texas. And yet .
I Austin the State university has :
magnificent civil engineering $
uilding, while here that depart Q
lent is crowded into a few rooms
{ the main building, the electrical
ngineeriug department has one
DOR of the oldest dormitory build
1g and the department of architec !
pral engineering one-half the /
ourth floor OF the main building. v
The great need OF a new dormit- e
~ and natatorium is so evident 10 ;
ny one VINO knows anything at all I
bout the college that the lengthy \
efeuse OF the request in the report y
Gems superfuous. Gone and y
b" would be the most effective J
-gument.-The Battalion \
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20

Patterson, b. II. beverley, George
Pletzer, Or. J. r. Sims. Col. NJ.
W. Sims, Gen. II. b. StoddaTd, X.
L. Wellington, DR.. J., d. West,
W. c. Wilcox, Mark Wilcox
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20

The Ladies Choral Club held an en-
,husiastic meeting at Carnegie Hall yesief-
day afternoon with Mrs. Ed. Hall, the
president. presiding. There was a good
attendance of the members and the work
was taken up with renewed interest follow
ing the recent recital. Mfr. Lillebridge,
the director, began practieing the club on
new music Miss lima Bradbury was elect
ed accompanist TO succeed Miss Mai Will
son. Misses Bradbury, Peaie and Glass
Of the Texas Woman's College, and Mrs.
Luther TAYLOR were elected to membership.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20

Capt. Z. A. Searcy celebrated his 64th
birthday with a family dinner a. his home
IN this city yesterday. Capt. Searcy Is a
native exam and was born in what is now
Hardin county. He moved 20 Madiso5
county hfty-siN years ago and has since
maintained his home there. A few years
ago be secured q home iu BRYAN Tor the
school advantages and bis family has since
resided here, be dividing his time between
bis two homes. He is hale, hearty and
strong and his friends wish for him many
happy return, OF the day so pleasantly
celebrated Yesterday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20

The Mutual Improvement Club held a
very interesting meeting Wednesday, rem
dering the following program Crom AN
tony and Cleopatra: ,
Roll call-Opinions OF Lcpidus CoriginaD
What has Shakespeare done through Emo
barbus'-Nlrs. Sims.
The Likes and Unlikcs Between Antony
and Cor,olanus-Ihe Club.
Text Study and Reading, Act ?, scenes
;. and 5-Leader, Mrs. Brandon.
Table talk-Cuuent Topics-Leader,
Mrs. Wipprcchi.
Two new members were unanimously
elected. Mrs. B. ID. Cash aud Miss Loula
Coulter. During the business session
quite little time was devoted TO the
thread bare subject OF Civic Improve
mcnt. The discussion was intelligent
and showed the deep interest each and
every lady felt in the beiterment OF the
town appearance. Bryan is a prosperous
little city, keeping pace with any place Of
is size IN the state-saye along The line of
civic pride-here It is TO our shame to con- /
iess- us far IN the rear. Why is ~ Are
not our citizens appreciaiye OF the good
and the beautiful Are not cur city Of |
icials efficient Dothey not teel deep ia
.erest in the appearance OF our town, It's
streets. sidewalks, etc' Canno, something |
be done, not only to awaken the spiri, of |
desire for cleaner town, but TO help mani |
lest this spirit in practical way II the
press OF any citizen, will suggest ways by |
which the ladies can DO something TO as
isl IN cleaning up the town, getting rid OF |
he loose papers and many other objection |
II features, too gladly will We not only |
axe hold, but work faithfully "a making |
Bryan 4 cleaner city-thereby making q /
more beautiful and more healthful.
Reporter NJ. |. {.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20

Pruience and good business judgment
suggest that YOU should a. all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con
suit mo. 3. Hines for anything IN the in
surance line. Once IN Smith Building
Phone l6l. 24n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
PIANO CONTEST FIGURES.

The piano contest, which is ex-
planned in an adj elsewhere in the
Eagle and conducted by merchants
whose names appear in the adj, IS
exciting strong interest as will be
shown by the count OF votes:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
SOC:
49, and Club Matters

The skating rink had big run the pas,
week, and reports the largest attendance OF
skaters on Friday night since the opening
Scores OF the skaters are becoming highly
proficient and are finding much pleasure
and pas,ime. The masquerade was 4
notable success the management OF the rink
announces another masquerade exclusively
for naked skaters on the night OF Jan. 3d.
Mrs. Il. G.. Rhodes was hostess to the
Embroidery Club on Tuesday afternoon.
and provided a most pleasant hour TO
her guests. The principal part OF the time
was given TO sewing aud conversation.
\ lovely salad course and punch were the
The club will meet on
Tuesday afternoon next with Mrs. G.. w.
Emory.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

cans adnoelige Sange fra ge9qnoels
len life blot IpngenOe ariitne, men
en- ~Ipngenoe MenigbsO. 6dn par
en- folfelis Digter. Der foritoO at
sribe 6ierterne PED fine Sdnges
tore garme os OeO oeres geupO.
.odn bapOs en- iieloeE Gone til at
gipe fine rige 5dnter en- ton 6Orm,
for6unoen meo tor &larbeo. 9dns
Sprog uom9rter iig oeo pldltiit
CLANS.
of bans Salmer Hammer so ira
BAN IeIp; De epri9e er Omoigtningsr
ca OberI9ttelfer $ at bedrbejoe
frsmmeo Stof Oiier ban ZIG Iarlig
Tom en- Meiter; ban f%Orftddr at m
forme aft, iaa at oct tiIIioif bliOer
bans eget.
6ans Sulmer oe Sunge omfpans
Ser bele Renneltelipet fra 8ug5e
til @rao. men ban er iarlig bleoen
a~irteaarets Sdnser. % ben Sio n
airteaaret, gaul @erbarot bar itans
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faIietioen og oen title llge. Den
torsfeiteOe BAR bans 9jertes rises
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0eliernes Oage. De Itdl Der I9rs
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al 6lairpaur. 6pilten Menigbeo fan
unop9re oenne Salme Gdnsfreod92
01eit tenot at bans Sdlmer er Dog Del
.9efdl on oine 0eie". DIN oenne
Sdlme bar Der oannet zig ben ass
genoe. al 9erbarot bdp& oigtet Den
eiier at bare blepen afIot fra TT
6mbeoe. meoens ban flpgteoe meo
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eog lite meo 9irieligbeosn, ou Sals
men er ldngt 9lore. Selo ON hi tun
eieoe Nnne enc Salmt fra BAN,
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olemmes. Den er 0sjidngen ON
oen almastige 6aoers 99rligbeo til
Fans 8srn pdd Soroen. .0por
Nance anf9ate0e oq beorsbeoe Si9>
e bar oenne Sdlme life itprtet %
trsitet, bDor mango 3aarer bar ben
life afterret2 Wdn par fagt ON
8erbarot, at pan oigte0e UNDER airs
tetlOtfetlang. og fanot er oct. gen
mem bans Salmer bsrer Ri airtss
t~loftsn, Der taloer Sjalene iii 0pile
bsS ariIti 900. Derfor bar bans
SdImer p9ret til en- FABIAN uenoelis
@slfignelfe sennem ale 3ioer os
life Blot inoenfor ben lutberfte airis.
5 PAUL 9erbarots 5eorelano be-
reote mar fig Goa bette ~Tfrspes) til
at fejre Winoet ON bam paa bans
800 Mars Jeoielsoag, men ogTaa
pl banTfslutkrife ariitne bsr minoss
osnns Sefu t~rofaitc Diictpel, Der
Fanot Tin GrelIe, 9Ieoe os Strait /
2iO os Oso / SUBS aarlisbeO til
Spnoers ! ariitus Sefus.
Iii Slutnins pil ies gerne parmt
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osn tore tpife Safmeoister: .G.
aods paul 9erbarot. 2eip3is.
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Strift er uogiOet pda 5orunlebs
ming at 4Igemeine Goanseliides
iutberii6e 9Onferne5. Maatts bette
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ps inoe oen llobreoeNs. oct forties
neri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Got OH friitelig llOUitling.
IT so9nepref grir, 9grpstpbing.
G.airten og 9jemrnet4 }
l..

9adr 6srren BONNER igen, brin-
ST. Jan 5uloenOeliens oerIigReo.
nan aonmer / 6imlens St9er nmeo
Rrrft d megsn 0erligbeo", 9eooe.
II On pam. 5uloenoeliens 6erlig=
sso 6riaser 5am Iaa til ale Dem,
~ Der paa SprOen ~erfareoe gegpn'
AtlTsus 0erliS4eo. 5prite Sang 100.
r. BON ION Barnet % enonu er
4 beitanOig UNDER 9drnets 5esn.
Eaia6eosiioet, @uos Riges aGrIigs
9o CT inoeIllttet i bette Barn, sr
.artelil I'll Steoe, men uuoOttlet
pm garnets Qnleg er oct. Oct ital
nle til os ON gsgpnoeliens 9srligs
asa.
uoeu 9sspnOeliens 6erligbsO fun
M lite erfure 5uloenoeliens 9erlig'
aeA Sad un~OerfulOe, Iom 5srrena
Berutuger ere : Iud ger 9erren
ag1 alorig BET, Der Itri0er MOB 2is
ssrts 9ooe, forOi gOigbeosliOet er
suu Ielo, og ban bar oct epige Gins
Gr5. ; 9uos Rige er Der faa liot
I'M { 1dturen 66it uoen 1oi9o.
gsgpnoeliens 6erligbeO er gdnife
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srsn Spirs oper SorOen Ter itfc
10 at meget, fortaaer Dog inaai
an oet tore. 2ipets SER ouer De.
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ggrnsu tau / mango 4ar, ct &ors.
au talks title at oen, Ser alOrig
pr bar aOrs, ier beler life 10 a
nege!. men forteler bog imuat on
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II Slutningens 9erligbeo / gpig.
se&u, i1d BET fan tenoes, at D.
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mig Den gentommenoe 6erligbeoi
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sgliers 5rugt at nit aOrs =
ssts 5aaros, oisne Era = til daI
srza DER lerte at title &orIet met
IN Dem ielo og oeres 5riitelier, Il
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sg srmle Menneite og oeoer oers;
nrofits 2emmer! Ser bringer js:
SCI soige Gins 5rugt til Dem, osl
gur fdast / 4anoen, I'm bar bile
sese ct 2ro ! 2p0ig6eos Og Sagtmo.
sz19sos 4dno. ION UNDER tor mi
trutteoe 8adr bar iadet Sroens
9g Rrrtigbeoens S9o | oeres Sjeie
6u bringer ieg Soften og 5aarer.
Ers S9o til uae oem, Der gift oere:
Sang meo 9raao, uob9renoe SR
sxfsrnet. ale Dem. Ser life tOg .
arxge 5ioer meo ct iIsot og bitter
EHos men iuu, at oisie 5ioer pa
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-ss oRn title 6engipelfes S9o | Dr.
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xiugsns BLOB og oct jorotunge for
fRarst oeo Opfanoeliens 5erligko
III funoe ood bel life qoot pdd ser
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

ia I Sen tore Sorg, bans Menigbeo
Fclte ober at futile mite Oerss ellteoe
SieleIsrger. Site blot Menig4sOen
men 9erlins IamtIise 0~ddnoo9rters
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BON for bum. 5 ct al 9snffritterne
itaar Der bl. a.: noOaO ifal Der
tlipe at Dor gp, naar Ri lite MAJ
EebolOe De %irommeite2" Wlen ban
mt life mere 1T gumle embeoe tlls
6a9e. 1869 blep ban erteoidton |
Qiihben, og Der oeoe ban 1916. 0ans
Clip bar oaret fuIot at SOrser og
9ors. SITE blot unoer bans pr1ltss
~rtrfIombeo / Berlin, men ira bans
.iolieite llngoOm. bdpoe ban lGrt
Tts6 og srung at tenoe, ION ban
fsIp tiger / I'm betenots pilgrimss
lang. 5 fit 2Ggteifub faa ban BET enc
Barn efter set anOet ipnte Ora
rem; fun en- Son IF ban COB til al
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meo Qdrene, os tilitOt miiteoe ban
oafaa benoe. Sine Iioite 4ar mddts
te ban leo, ION en- sniom Wlano.
men MAR 9ors o. Summer bar
tsrit, bsieoe paul 9erbdrOt ltHe
ane for TN 6relier, Og I eiibben git
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Sirfen % tn9leOe fordn ct aruolfir
unoer title Bon.
9aul @erbar6ts 5io par Gam
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Sdn9e lso fra 9ortitso og astten.
ira 9onoen paa Wtarten, ira S9
peren / Stopen % ira 9dnorinsss
man Den paa 2anoepejen. Og ban
oar life Den eneits Oigtsr paa Den
3io. Mteoens SreOipsdurstrigeH
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res Reit bsre. Sdlmer os ddnosIt3e
Sange bar tiaigemeo pr9oitsn .og
zen triIteIige 9drmhertigbeo Den
enefte Dug, Der falot ooer De lioen
oe 5ierter. Os 10 itartere arisen
;afeoe, 0eito mere areb man Ill De
aanoelise Sdnge. boori 5roens
ca gsnnsns 5oner Hang. Wen
paul 9erbdrot rdgeoe op ooer ale.
lStent ban bapoe leoet ct 2io, Der
til 3i0er par fulot at 8amp o5
lStrio. marter man BOG life ION
BPS 2utber. 8umpens Rdisn. IRE
rens 9ubber fang fine Sdlmsr miSt
Ii Stormen og 8ampen. ibnser Ser
bdrot fsrit. naar 5reoen er oragsa
ino | bans !Sjerte. os oOsr bans
San9e bpiler Der en- forunoerliJ
lSoIgfdns. 4ltio BENDER ban III gie
moo GDIgheoen lom Slon1lfen oens
ser fig MOB epist; Der paa Sorosn
rar Fan fun en- 9eft. t6an tan life
dnoet emo betenote I'm 5ro os tatts.
ga, felp naar 8orfet trptter barr
oeit, tiger Suttens soner Op fri
FANS Sjerte. @ennem @erbarbts
Songe lpoer alto 5at os Sro.
We6ens De t%ioIisere Oistsre / De-
reg Salmer brigte npi". faa brus
ger @srbarot eerne ries'. os fra
bans Sio kgpnoer N aanoeIise
Sanee at antase en- mere fubjettio
a~aratter emo tioligers, os nsSeg ials
mer" fanot e~fterbaanoen Snogans
Ii Wenigbeoen. Men bpor TubiettiO
0erbar6ts Salmer emo fan oars,
pufsraset | Dem aIe er Dog airs
tens feles gefenoslfe. DerfOr fanot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

*~H ~ - f 49,
sr ioriggt / ale Ting = Oos uoen
snao.
Og Oeriom Oi intet 6aoos ct
fringe me0 til 6imlen fra port Sors
oelio, fra Dage meo Sol og 0aa6,
% 9age meo srangiel og angit,
ira 0age, boor Ri uOfoloeoe Dor
araft, og 9age, boor Ri bieOe itiue,
ia De 9dge. ga 9erOen fpntes at
ligse aaben for De unge. fulo al
mango lottenoe Muligbeoer, fra Sc
Duge, oa oi berer 0ugens 8proe
og 6eoe = og life min0it fra ne
Dage. oa Solen o. 2piet. Mdanen
% Stiernerne formerteoes. og Stps
frne fommer igen otter Regnen, oen
Dag, oa 6Iiets 9ogtere beoer, %
De it9rte Mano RUNNER fig, % Sc,
lem b~etiener MslIen bsrer op, foroi
De er blebne fdd, og oe, ION Ter ger
mem 9inOuerne bliOer ountle (pr9O,
u, p = oa MATTE Ri 10 Itud Iom
Sen ldoe Siener, ser grape6e Fit
gun0 neo / Soroen.
5 ct gdmmelt Strift faar Sc
m9rtelige Orb: SeTus flyer: vaeft
Stenen. og gu bill finoe mig Der,
tlsO erect, og jeg er Der = ffp
life geroen, men gennemtr9ng oen!"
Menineen er goo not. 2ige Iaa fit
tert iom SUB bill. at SeIus Tfdt
oin0e i'm .StitteIie / us, Iige iua oiIt
Ear ban life / oct 9jeme6 unbraat
os / en- aanoelig 0ribbRnt, men sis
BET os en- gfaOs / ct 2io meO Msie
og Sorg, meo %QnItrengelIe og Re.
oerldg, - men ogIad me0 9l90e og
6adb = % paa aft Set Itdl Ser tas
ges, life meO GingsripiOierne,
men me0 0iertets bs0ite ar9ftsr.
Obi gennem BET at Dinoer ban fin
Stittelie / Dc, ION osida treo Der
/ 9erOen meo 1T 6iertes beoite
9ruft og agteOe life i'm a9rligbeO
for geo til at I9tte Sen / aampen
for At freIie. bOdo relies tunos,
netop for at reo0e Mennetelioet
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