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The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
ORDINANCE A0 86

An Ordinance providing for the regis
 tratiOn of all births and deaths occur ing within the corporate limits of the
 Town OI SEagway.
 Be it ordained by the Common Council
 Oi the Town Ot Skagway.
 SEC. That it shall be COmpul- sorry on the part of any Physician Surgeon, Doctor, Midwife or Nurse or any other person who shall OftCiate at the birth Of any child, to report the time of said birth, together with the name and sex of SaiJ child within TweuJy-iour hours after same has taken place, to the Town Clerk of the Town of Skagwsy, for registration.
 SEC. That it shall be compulsory on Jbe psrt of any Physician, Surgeon, Doctor, Nurse, Undertaken orany other person being present at or having charge, Co report the Death Of any Male or Female Adult, or Male or Fe- male Infant, together with the uame, Age and time of Death, within Twenty-iour hours after same has EaA CD place, co the Town Clerk of the Town of Skag way, for regisLrauOn.
 SEC. 3-That it shall be the duty Of the Town Clerk of the Town of Skag- way, to keep 8 legible record iu a book provided for that purpose, Of all Births and Deaths, occurring within the cor porsLs limits of the Town or SSag- way, together with the age and name of each person sO. reported Co him for .registratiOu, RS provided for in the pre-. .Ceeding sections, and that such record shall ag all times be open to public in- .specliOn.
 SEC. That it shall be the duty of the Town Marshal to enforce the pro visions ot this ordinance, and that any violation of any of the above seCliOnsr shall be punishable by 8 fine Of not less than Five tS5.OO) Dollars: nor more than Ten 5000 Dollars, or by impris0n- menJ in the Municipal Jail for Five days
 SEC. 5-This ordinance shall take effect and be. in force from and after it's passage and approval by the President el lhs Common Council and eE-OdiCio Mayor of the Town Of Sksgway.
 Passed by the Common Council of lhe Town of Skagway, this l6lb day Of September, l9O7
 Attest; Matthew Bridge,
 Town Clerk.
 J. A. Kettles,
 President of the Town Council aud eX- Officio Mayor of the Town O! Skagway.
 Approved this 18th day of Sept 1907.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
6bt 9dilp 4AlnSkasa
 Official City Paper
STATEHOOD ELECTION

They are. not through with their election down in Oklahoma yet. The ballots were all iu last night, but there is certain to be an aftermath. Things politically have not been running smooth Iy for years down there.Iu the early nins,ies, D. J. Flynn walked into the couatry-ha did not have any pull but was a good mixer and was soon elected to Congress. He got more for Olla- homa in the way Of favorable legisla- ,ion than all the delegates since his time; did all the people wanted Of him, Boo, and Incidentally got rich, but in sous way fight was made on hun, 1he strong republican organization iU the territory was broken and at the cleo tiou following Dennis Flynn's defeat for renomination the territory went democratic and has been demo cratic ever since. The election Of yesterday was held DO. only ta vote on officers but the state constitution was voted on which may admit Oklahoma and Indian Territory ss one state.
 No state has 8 moe composite Popu- latlon than have the two territories ,ha, will make the State of Oklahoma, Figures recently printed show lha. considerable more than One-thlrd the inhabitants are natives of other states, and if the Indians and half breeds are excluded the uatlve-bOrn wNl be less than 0us.halt the whole number That is true Of very few states, if of any Of them. Is is due, Of course, to the manner iu which the two terriIO- ries, especially Oklahoma, were settled. What is more remarkable, each of twenty states has sent more than 2,OOO Of ils native sons to Oklahoma, while o0e other, Minnesota, is represented by mOre than 1000. Texas leads with nearly 100000. Every Southern State except Florids has contributed as much as |, ,O00 The Northern States are al- most as we'll represented and the East and west have contributed somewhat. Oklahoma will be the most nOnssctiOnal slasGof the UniOu.'
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18

Seattle, Sept. Slowing 10 the trouble between rival railroads which are building near that point the gov ernmeut has ordered the cable boat Burnside to abandon Che splicing of the
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
TgO GOVERNORS

2 he attempt to Gisfrauchise the ne gFoss fn Maryland, under cover Of laws pretending to make literacy the test, ba5 so framed as to leave iliGersse whites untouched, receives no symps- thy hom Governor WaT6eld. Tue Poe ame1dusnJ was defeated at the polls, bu. a certain class Of democratic poll. ttcjans is engaged in framing another amsndmeu. 10 accomplish the result aimed at.
 Speaking of the program, Governor WarfsId made the following comment: liam the governor Of Marylan1-the governor of all the people iu this state and so long as I an in the executive chair I do not ever intend to be a par Hsau as respects the suffrage rights of the people, nor do I intend that there shal. be placed tu the hands Of any elec- tion judge or any politician 10 decide whether this or that man shall have the right to cast ballot. say this now, because the time may shortly coma when may have to discuss this more fully. I sm ready at any time to Eobstorg the people and give an ac- saanE 0Iny stewardship and also to make more clear my stand regarding the right of suffrage"
 BOw-very much in cOutradis5inctiOn to Governor Hoggatt's actions are those oEG6EssaoE Warfeld? The Maryland . governor would give the negro the Ut most possible in the way Of suffrage, , while Alaska's present executive would {. keep from the intelligent men of tn 5 territory the most piuiul portion of & home Rovernment.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18

meat inspection bin, but il would uo. have been passed so summarily itit had not been propelled by a loud noise.
 This is not a justification but rather an excuse, for noise as 8 c0ncomitaDt oi reform. Properly considered indeed, it is an apology for reform: for. as has b,en said, noise is passions part iu re- form. Reason speaks in lower but drmer tones. Reform will be both edifyiug and more efficient when 1t shall have learned to assert itself with more composure. But II noise makes for good, let's have lots of noise,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18

sum oi reforms achievements so small as 70 make the labor seem grotesQue 10 iss disproportiOn.
 Reform is not ofsu decorOus. In most cases it is animated by passion as well as by reason, and then it is always TociIerent, Much of President Roose- velJ's success has been due to his abil- fly to make the people v0cattve, The rate blI though conceived in reason, was propelled by clamor. The meat in- spsCtion bill was more entirely the re- suItant of sg isaIion. To may have been that ia any event we should have a
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
SRbGWBY WEATHER BUREAU REPORT

H. D: Clark, Volunteer U. $. Weather observer
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
NOISE AND REFORM

Congressman Mccall oi Massachu- sets thinks reform is too noisy. We have been ezpendlug a maximum Of uoIss to accomplish a minimum Of gool, rhis-the.7ssy he expresses his view. sIr. McCslIfs one of the sblest ''reac- tionarlas" of the country, which is apt to make hin someWhat astigmstic when measuring the woriSs Of reform ars, Be would be likely to think the
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
SElGWM WEATHER

The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, Sept. F, 1907, is as follows.
 Temperature time ObservaJn 52 above Max. temp. preceding 2 hours..53 above Min" ..37 above Mean ..+5 above
 Barometer. .24S6
 Cloudy. South wind.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
II II ROGERS ID
 QUIT BUSINESS
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

New York, Sept. IS-H. B, Rogers, Of the Standard oil company is, accord ing to his physician Doctor Pratt, a very sick man. aThe doctor asserts that Rogers has something wrong with bis head and that his iIluess is Of so grave 8 charac, CT that be will be forced t0 abandon bis business.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
Is
 VERY SICK MAN
The Daily Alaskan Gable.

New York, Sept, lS-Dr. Bryant, who is attending eX-Presjdent Grover Cleye- land, says that his patient is suffering from Bright's disease and that he will be confined to his home for months. No visitors are admitted and Mr. Cleye- land has stopped the literary work on which he was engaged for several mag aziues.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
TIES UP
 M P RAILROAD

Kansas City, Sept, IS-The Engineers of the Missouri Pacific system have voted to strike and will all go out to- day. The trouble was brought about by the company refusing io adopt a different system of housing the engines iu the rOuDdhonseS.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
SAD TIDINGS
 F0R 0-ES0N

Seattle, Sept. lS-Tbe wife and daughter Of Engineer Oleson, who is with tHe survey boat McArIhur, were stricken with typhoid lever the last of the week and both died Tuesday The McArthur is now at Kodiak ani efforts are beinE made tO reach OLeson.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
GALL UP THE DAILY ALASKAN

The Alaskan will be pleased to pub fish any local or social news of the city which is telsphOned to the office. Cali up phone lg and send lt In.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18

The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggest and best appointed hostelry in all the north
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24
SAD.

What, you, bum ham. dare to pro-
pose TO me. a reigning toast?'
The Obscure actor quailed before
the leading lady.
Il was egged on by love" faltered
he.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24
A PLAN OF RELIEF
OF DENVtR'S GRIEVANCE
To Relieve it Wholly Would Destroy
the Jobbins Business of Salt Lake.

Denver. Colo. Jan. 23.-The hearing
before Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner Prouty on complaints Of the
Merchants Tariff association and
Geo. ]. Kindel. manufacturer. alleging
illegal discrimination against Denver
by the trunk line railroads in freight
tariffs. was concluded this afternoon.
The most important development to-
Gay was a suggestion by Mr.. Prouty,
that the local rates between Missouri
river points and Denver and Utah
points be reduced instead of establish
ing a new basic division point at
Denver. as asked by the petitioners. If
this were done without a correspond
ing reduction of the through rate, he
thought it would give n measure of
relief TO Denver without great harm
to other points.
1t was brought out that the rate
from Denver to ogden was so per cent
OF the through rate on all classes of
commodities and the rate on the same
goods from Omaha to Denver was 60
per cent of the through rate. MI
Prouty asked if it was not possible
10 cut down this per cent to about 120
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24
A DOCTORS SLEEP
Found He Had to Leave of Coffee.

Many persons do not realize that n
bad stomach will cause insomnia.
Coffee drinking. being such an an
cicnt and respectable form of stimu-
lation. few realize that the drug
caffeine-contained in coffee and tea.
is one of the principal causes of dys-
pepsia and nervous troubles.
Without their usual portion of coffee
or tea, the caffeine topers are nervous.
irritable and fretfuL That's the way
with a whiskey drinker. He has got to
have his dram ito settle his nerves" -
habit.
To leave off coffee is an easy matter
if you want to try it. because Postum
well boiled according to directions
gives 4 gentle but natural support TO
the nerves and does not contain any
drug-nOthing but food.
Physicians know this to be true, as
one from Ga. writes:
81 have cured myself of long
standing case Of Nervous Dyspepsia by
leaving off coffee and using Postum
Food Coffee" says the doctor.
Il also enjoy refreshing sleep. to
which I've been an utter stranger for
30 years.
"In treating Dyspepsia in its various
types, l find little trouble when | can
induce patients to quit coffee and
adopt Postum" The DR.. is right and
there's a reason" Read the little
book. 1.-THE Road to MELVILLE" in
pkgs.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24

per cent of the through rate. There
fore. where goods We're broken in bulk
at Denver. and transhipped to ogden.
the total cost was 14O per cent of the
through rate.
Mr.. Wild general freight agent Of the
Denver and Rio Grande. said he would
be willing to meet with the traffic
manager of the Union Pacific to dis
cuss the matter.
a. ]. SpengeL president OF the
chamber of commerce, explained a
case i'm which member of congress
had interviewed for the purpose of Sc
curing for Denver the same rights.
terminal and otherwise. as Missouri
river points. Commissioner Prouty
announced that there would be vigor-
GUS protest on the part of Salt Lake
if basic lines should be established at
Denver. as it would allow Denver al
most to reach the gates of Salt Lake.
as competition from the Pacific coast
now reaches il from the west.
He asked Mr.. Spengel whether il
would relieve the situation if rates
were reduced as he had suggested to
Mr.. Wild. Mr.. Spengel said he thought
it would. Mr.. PrOuty said the case of
Denver depended to 4 great extent on
the disposition of the case of Spokane
which would be heard further at Port
land on April 18th. II it was desirable
to hear further evidence Denver would
be heard here on April 22nd. Argu-
merts in the case would finally be
heard at Washington on June 3rd. To-
morrow morning testimony will be
heard in the cattle raisers' ease.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24

A man must have confidence in him
self before he can inspire il in others.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24
THE LOCAL RATES
TUCSON AND PHOENIX
Not So Serious a Situation for Phoe-
nix Jobbers as Was at First Be-
lieved.
lieved.

| In yesterday mornings Republican
there was printed an article concern
ing new tariff sheets shortly to be is
sued by the Southern Pacific giving a
jobbing rate 10 Tucson merchants for
local distribution shipments. The con-
/ tention was made that it was Il dis
elimination against Phoenix merchants
i'm that the rate out of Tucson, locally.
TO Phoenix territory. would after Feb
ruary first be one half the present rates
while the rates the other way would
be maintained as ut present. The pub
LEGATION was made on what was believ-
ed to be reliable information but at
the Southern Pacific offices here yester-
day il was declared to be incorrect.
As set forth in yesterdays paper, Phoe-
nix is still Disseminated against on the
wholesale incoming rate from all points
except on such things as were placed
on a particularly specified list some
weeks ago when the matter was under
discussion between the Phoenix mer-
chants and the traffic managers. But
aside from that il is contended by the
Southern Pacific officials that condi-
tions in the two cities are on parity.
MessTs. Bcknell and Lands when
seen yesterday said: THE local job
bling or half rate which will be put in
to effect on February list. will apply
from Phoenix as we'll as from Tucson.
The tariff sheets have not arrived yet
but the correspondence We have re-
ceived on the subject indicates that
this is so. 1t is the purpose of the
company to encourage jobbers both in
Phoenix and Tucson. The rate from
Tucson to Maricopa is 20 cents on first
class freight and after the 1st will be
e. cents. 1t will also be 80 cents from
Maricopa to Tucson for any Phoenix
jobber who desires to send merchan-
disc there. The same ratio of charges
in proportion to mileage. will apply to
all the intervening points both ways
between MaricOpa and Tucson. The
purpose of the company is to encourage
jobbing in both cities. rather than to
encourage wholesalers both east and
on the coast, TO ship to local dealers in
small consignments.'
Even with this the Tucson jObber
still has an advantage over the Phoe-
nix jobber on points of equal distance
between Phoenix and Tucson for the
Phoenix jobber has the NJ. & p. rate to
pay in addition, unless that company
shall publish a through rate out Of
Phoenix based on the same mileage
schedule.
See nameless advertising contest on
r.acr. fhraa
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
THE GY-ZO-CHEMlCAL
COMPANY,

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Gy-Zo-Chemical Company will b.
held at the companys office. 307 Elem =
ing block. in the city Of Phoenix, Ter
ritory Of Arizona, on Monday. at ten
o'clock a. m. the 2Sth day of January,
1907. for the purpose OF electing a
board Of directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF such othef
business as may be properly brought
before the meeting.
Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, this Gath
day of December. 1906.
Mn. ESKEY, Secretary
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24
PIANOS

going
o .
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24

1T WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AND
SEE WHAT BARGAINS YOU WILL
GET.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24
ARIZONA BILLS FAvORABLY
REPORTED.

Washington, Jan. 23-There were
reported favorably from the commit
tee on territories today a bill ratify-
ing acts Of the Arizona legislature for
the erection of court houses at St.
Johns and Kingman, also one for
building q bridge at Florence.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-24
THE PRICE OF UTAH WOOL.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. 23.-An-
nouncement Is made that the ]. T.
Wood Live stock company has sold its
seasons wool clip of about 100000
pounds 10 a Boston firm for a little
over 20 cents per pound
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Gurop9ere feet eiennem
fineiilfe Sriuer.

"S0Iniitc Seitins" bar 9iennem
Sitoiiotiifc 9lopo faaet Sag | ei
@rco. boori Ell @ammelfineier fro
oct Subre al 2anbet ifilorer fine
Snbtrpt umoer ct Seiss | Sbangbai.
cg SIabet brinaer | SperiGttel'e fsl'
geube forusleIiee %llborag:
"Ssit itattebe Ben! Din ringe
lille @roSer maa boloe fit 2sfte %
iortGae Iiot ON 9pen peo oct spre
Sao. Sbonebai er en- frafaISen @p,
iom bar b~orttaiiet ale fineIiite
@ruuoiGtuingcr, en- fremmeo9arbar'
bp, iom life tan t9nfes mere fororr.
bet. De utroIige Ting, iea bar pRret
Sibue I'll, bar ganite i%oritprret mime
tire SiGIeS Sarmoni. Den isrite
SieI nar rRr peo at Do al 5orIfr9f'
feIie, ben anSen frsb at Sfamtllo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Site refti Oct beu'.

Ola Sppiear'n bapbe miitet fin
Some / 9orielicng. efterat bun babe
ifiGrfet bam ct osbfsot Barn, % MI
fom ban til greiteu for of meloe
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merfeoe zig beb Raifbeo / Senbing
eaer Gale, itoo en- Stino noe / Gre'
Itens Gang, terrebe al fig paa Se'
meme, iusb fig / Singrene, ipptteoe
MOB ale @erosns Sisrner % ftoo
oerpaa Iiot % Iigeiom betenfte FIG.
Soa preo han 9srpriberen ON %
ies Iausiomt mo. San itob Iiot %
betGrlfte fig berinbe oeiaa, fog roIis
al Jig 2uen og tsrrebe fig meb Soauo-
taaen unber R9ien.
"@ooSag, Ola" ia Ereiten, 90 ban
ff ie, bpem bet bar. "aommer on
for at beisse mig MP"
"Ia nei," ipareoe Ola, "itte rcfti
oct BEN"
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fonife iorIunee Spsnins for 9atteren
bin2"
~aa mel, lite refti oct ben"
~aauife on ifaI ba garneSaub
isien2"
"ga, lite refti Oct beq'."
"Su bar bel life tenft at beoe mig
| 2ag hos DIG pel?"
"ga, lite refti oct beI'."
"0feu min fiGre Ola, bbab err oct
ba2 On bar bel life facet ucgcn al
9arun ipse?"
"aa mel, lite refti oct bel'."
"lsen fauife oct er rosei ON at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08

beo SfiuI I mine inberite SnoooIbe,
og Den treble bsnfalot uaflabelig
9armbiertisbeoens @uOinoe ON at
fore mig biem igien til min Spite og
min @iet. SEQ Simlens Raabe
ifeebe min aufomIt til Staben ON
Hatten. DIN Sasen bapbe life II
RltIeTer formaaet at treffe mig Ser.
inb. SEQ n9rmere gftertanfe fout
leg til Den Slutning, at Ratten er
ffabt for 9arburernes Sfplo. 8t fl.
neIere funoe bi9lpe oS iiben Hat, oa
ri o9iaa ioper ON 9agen. 9e Srem'
rreoe er neppe til at itpre ON Hotten.
"a boIOer De enbnli mere Speftafel
emo ON 9ager, % @aberne er iaa
uismmelig it9rft oplpit, at mon life
fan biie fig uben Snertpt. Sa min
Zen neite Iorgen ifiiloe fore mig
omfrine, befanSt ieg mig pluoielig
Ell iaaban SummeI, at ieg life otoite,
bporben ieg ifitlbe nenbe mig, SeIte'
ooane, Wennelfeuogne, Sompoogne
BRUTE irem MOB mig ira ole 8anter.
@i iteg op / en- 9ampoogn og leg
islte mig iom StIfen, Der fra Stege'
ponben iprineer | aulilben. S Bog.
men iao garborer of begge 8isn lam
men. I9noenes &IGoer bar meget
~forfieniee, men bapbe ale oct tilfGl.
les, at De bar o~perorbentlig trdnge.
Ga, tpnfte ieg, for en- int SUB De
Sremmeoe moa babe, Ell inf, ufsliom
Sub; thi meb De TRANCE Senflpoer
fou oe 10 life iange pisie Slooiugere.
Irnbene bar ole en- Sat eIler Sue,
So Sc blot bar aauffe fort euer Iet
iutet SOAR pda Sopeoet, Saruen er
ior1fienig, iom SiIf9lbet er hos iorte
% graz Rptter. 9arbarerneS SfiGs
er for BET meite riat. Range bGrer
bare Stiag unber Rnien, andre os.
iaa paa Sagen; bet porer life neo.
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ct tarpeIiet l~tbieenoe. garbarfoin.
berne er meget itore. Ge ifal ogiaa
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oenc operlaoe benz De beoite Slapie.
De beSGtfer Srnoer % Sober, for.
at life @Gnoeue ifal ie, bpor itore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08

8IIpet bar ipeiI6Ianft, for at Be ale
fnnoe ipetle Jig oeri. M9noene bar
for bet meite meget LANCE og meaet
tDn0e. De bar ale belt IortfIeote.
Baa 8ruitet bapbe De Ell bpi6 6Ief,
boori Ser bar ituffet nuele gpIone
Spiger. Seq fom til at tGnfe paa,
of Dor gamIe 29rer iagoe, at oe frems
meoe itamme6e ira oct giennembo.
rebe Siertes Rtge. S SaIen bar Der
ogiaa mango Sooner og Giger. De
bar bUioflGote, iom til 9egraoeIie.
&leberne par af Silfe, neoentiI me.
get Iange og oioe, pbeuttl meget trans
9e; DC ligneoe ct 9urebeiL iom boil.
Der paa at fal6e al. 9qersoerit bar
Der ingentiug; ben eperite Gel of
SaIien, og enonu mere, bar gdnife
nbeb9ffet; formo6entlig er &l9berne
eleoet neo. Smtrent miot paa Srop.
pen bar ben en- S%uoinepring, iom er
gauife tpno. Der logger De EFT
8iorb omfring, forat De life itaI
fneffe oper.
Sm en- Stmo blep ieg 8ibne til
roeet frpsteIigt. @Gno os 9oiuSer
begpuOte at raie giennem SaIer, ont
ilpneenbe binau6en, meoens en- piIo
Wtltiif Isb. 8, min @er, ieg nlaa
lutte, oct bar oltfor forfGr6eligt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
DC ire prSpcr.

oisie er. Ogiaa Sopeoet bebpffer be
n1eb en- Sat, paa bpilfen be enten
planter 8lomiter eler tsrre Sugle.
fier.
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blipe truffet bperfen of gtenneffer
ener SeIte, er frpgtelige. 8eo
at ipsrge mig for og ielo tent
fe efter fanot ieg u1, at De
Renneifer, iom iiober t gognen,
ieIp frem6ringer 9ampen. Get gaar
i~aaleoes for fig: Soran iibber en- So
rer, iom boIoer ct libet Siul / Saan'
heu. Saaiuart BON breier paa bette,
bespn6er bet at foge og ipoe UNDER
BAN. BAG BAN iibber De 5remme'
De, % olerbaaerit er Der ct &rater,
bnorfra &sg % Damp itremmer no.
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boIoe mig for @pieu. 0tin 2ebioger
iagoe at DC Srernmeoe, iom enffer at
% tioIie, forbi Be bar @i9lb, eaer
foroi De life bar fact npgen Sroen
eller SiteI al aeiieren af aina eaer
aongen al England eler SpIflono,
eller forbi De life bar faaet nogen
Ssn .og berfor bliper frpetelig no.
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Iigbeo fisrer | 9ipoleppanete. lin.
ser Sarten uoitsbte en- al De 8isren.
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giere efter. Sisie 9pb fremfalSer
Sorpirring oa SfrGf bIonbt Borne
og Born. On De frembringes meo
Runben peb ieg life; men ieg baa.
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unoerIigt ON De Sremme6e. San
iaaSe, at oct ofte b9nber, Of beres
i,nse Bigger bliper oper tpoe 9ar uoen
at ppre siite. De foiter ingeuting,
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maa oct itaa rigtts gait til. CT Der
bIepet fort Suerifito paa Bigger, for.
anitalter ma ct BAL eler en- Sanb.
titr for at ino afiGtuing paa Dem.
Seq ft eusnne Sop at ie pon ct iaa,
nnnt BAL. Get foreeit / en- tor Gal
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