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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24
HOW ANIMALS SLEEP

The bears were resting in various positions,
some lying at full length, others curled up.
The two polar bears were all huddled up in a
heap, with their noses buried deep in their
white fur, and fore-paws crossed over the eyes.
Most of the birds were resting on their
perches, their legs bent under them and their
heads tucked under a wing-in every case the
right one. The parrots had only drawn their
necks in. while the toucan had turned its
head and rested its large beak on its back.
The pelicans slept squatting on the ground,
their heads drawn well back and resting
their ponderous bills on their breasts.
In the same inclosure the sea lion had left
the pond and was lying on the coping stone.
It lay on its right side the left fin resting on
the body. The head was turned upward,
showing the lower jaw, which is without fur.
The emu was resting with the. first joints of
its legs on the ground, the body short dis
lance above. and its head buried in the
The porcupine was lying on its stomach, its
head bent to the left, with the quills standing
out in every direction.
The llamas, zebus and African buffalo were
resting as cows rest, with their fore-legs drawn
under them and their hind ones drawn in;
and this was also true OF the American bison.
Under the caves of the house sparrows were
roosting, and for time, at least, were not
chattering and fighting
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24
AND
COPYRIGHT BY JAMES ELvERsoNJ

''I'll do it," gasped Nat.
He comprehended, as the acrobat seiZing
both his hands, fell forward, catching the ira
peze with both feet, that the man wished to
delude the audience into the belief that the
contretemps was clexer surprise.
Nat held his breath and never relaxed a
from side to side.
Don't be frightened; don't squirm. I'll
catch YOU" assured the acrobat.
The man had given Nat twist that sent
him head over heels, caught him, righted him,
held him feet downward again, and swung
there amid ringing cheers from the delight
ed audience.
Fall as I drop you," whispered the aero
bat. Bend your knees when you touch.
your feet, he spoke, somewhat louder, to
the man below.
Mats senses reeled. He acted like ma
chine.
As he went shooting straight downward,
the man on the cushions kicked the barrel
aside.
Upon the mans slippered feet, as accurately
as if .practiced hundred times, Nat Davis
landed with shock
His knees trembled. He felt the man move
both legs like hinge to keep him at proper
balance.
.tGsa "San you turns"
BOOM went the drum. A blare of brassy
tones mingled with it. Head over heels in
somersault tossed Nat Davis, landing grace
fully on his feet and swaying there, blinking.
dizzy-headed, at the sea OF human faces before
him.
Like fash the two performers came to his
side. Each seized hand, bent him and them
selves to bow to the audience. and then.
amid the laundering plaudits of the people at
neatly-turned act, Nat disappeared with
the acrobats behind the dressing room screen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24

IAl al realized that he had an open Sc.
I'M same to the good graces of the circus
Gl people, anyway, in his knowledge of
the whereabouts of the missing tiger.
Between taking the twenty-f five dollars or
employment as reward for his lucky dis
coyery, Nat decided on the latter
lie wanted to get as far away from Newton
as possible; he longed for adventure and
change of scene. The circus afforded it,
The past wasn't worth worrying about any
more, to his way of thinking, and he owned
the future Individually, having cut loose for
ever from William Dodges guardianship.
Crowds of people, flashing tights and gay
music made the vicinity of the cleaning tents
scene of exhilarating activity and enthusi-
asm, as Nat reached them.
1t was quite dusk now, and the perform
ance had already begun. He circulated
around among the crowd and reached the en-
trance.
Can l see the boss?" ae asked, boldly, of
the ticket-taker.
Tickets! Stand aside there, and let the
people pass.
Il want to see the proprietor. I've got
important business with him."
"Bosh' you can't try and dead-head racket
Nat fell over a rope as the man gave him.a
push.
He retreated thoughtfully, and glanced spec
ulatively at the canvas, wondering how tightly
it might be secured at the ground.
"Sheriff teiegraphed to nab him, too, if we
saw him."
Nat turned quickly.
Two men coming rapidly toward him had
spoken the words. He recognized them in
stantly. They were constables from Newton.
Here, l want to speak to you, Nat" be-
gan one of the men, advancing to seize him.
"They know all about it!'' gasped Nat
''They are after me. / won't be taken.'
"Stop that boy!"
A crowd was before Nat, the constables be-
hind him.
He ran few feet along the tent, saw that
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24

TN interesting study to one fond OF
n natural history is to note the differ,
IAI ent positions in which animals and
- birds rest. An observant visitor to
the menagerie in Central Park has told Of the
curious sights he saw during the midnight
hours.
The elephants were no longer looking for
peanuts, but lay stretched out on the floor OF
their cages, their huge legs lying out at full
length and the trunk curved under the body
They were all resting on their right sides.
Near by in the deer house, the different
deer had all crouched down for their rest,
with their fore-legs bent under them and the
hind ones drawn up, while the head was
turned to the right and rested on the side Of
the body.
The oryx, with its long horns, was resting
with its head away from the body, and the
horns making an arch over the shoulders The
alpaca simply looked like large ball of black
Jack. the donkey was lying down, and only
deened to blink at the lamp that revealed
him resting on welllittered bed, with his
fore-legs slightly turned inward from the knee
and the hind ones ALSO drawn inward.
The camel, which has temporary home in
the deer house, lay on her stomach, with her
fore and hind legs bent under her while her
head and neck were stretched straight out.
The little axis deer was cuddied up close to it's
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24
FUN AND PUNGENCY

postage stamp stick to one place.
Young Flyaway-Humphl What is there
that goes around more than postage stamps
doa
"Cat-nipped," squeaked the mouse, as Tab
by got grip on him
Street Loafer--Hello, boy! What's new in
the paper today?
Smart Newsboy-The date.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24

"Knot in it"-Hickory wood.
Tescher-Now, children, whatever you SOW,
that shall you reap" If you SOW dandelion
seed, you will get dandelions.
Little Girl (to. her well, if he
sowed bird seed he wouldn't get birds.
e~e
Inside week--Double s'e.'
o
Old Parrot-My boy, you ought to be like a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24
CHAPTER TX.
THE CIRCUS.

IN Al realized that he had an open Sc.
I'M same to the good graces of the circus
Ll people, anyway, in his knowledge Of
the Whereahaufs of the rnisainnt tiuer
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24

TO BE CONTINUED NEXT SUNDAY
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24

N interesting study to one fond OF
natural history is to note the differ.
ent positions in which animals and
binds rest An ohseruant visitor To
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24

n o MORRIS, after leaving Nat Davis
j at the old tree, near the burned
- cabin, went straight to Creedmoor-
the next railroad town from Newton,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
The Resolution.
Seeking MeGuIre,s Place.

Guthrie Okla. Feb. IA II Ellis
uf Orlando has announced as can.
didatr for the democratic nomination
for congress from the district at
y escut represented by Bird S. Nc
Guirc.
Mr.. Ellis was a member of the
Tcrr torial Legislature several times.
"A mcmhrr of the Constitutional con.
ycntion and is now speaker pro TEN
Of the Oklahoma house of represen.
tativcs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
Little Ills
Of Children

Mothers and all others who have chill.
dren about the house cannot do their
families better service than 10 learn of
simple and reliable remedies that correct
children ailments. Many grown peo-
pie are suffering today for the ignorance
or negligence Of those who had charge
of their bringing up.
Children are prone 90 constipation,
and II II ISN'T corrected onrly, the bow
els get In the habit of not working nor
mally and soon chronic constipation
results that may last off and on all
through life. Iheu children eat almost
continually and az a consequence indi-
gestion sets iu soon followed by worms,
or stomach pains. or dipuhea o. any one Of a
dozen tthcf troubles. 7 q say that ID will figbt
usct Is putting altogether too much faith IN
chhnCc. II Is toying with the Cbi!4's pit sent
and future health.
a better way is to give the child Gose of
som ethitg Intended 10 cure that very trouble
aud nothing better Ter the puiposoi is known thAn
Dr. 'oidwcHs syrup Pcpsin. II never gfipea
but q "a gently ana as Il has plea ant taste
mo 81 ia will not refuse 20 take " Bay s Saccnt
OF u bottc % YOU drvEkist and saw. the chiid
from siCknsss. You should rcmru her that a
ehild whose storno 10 Is in good working order ia
DOT liEtls To tatDh colds AMI lever diseases
MtS. tuGr, OF Itewbtidgc. III. attributes the
remarkable health of her child 20 Dr g 'v,Ia
Syrup icpsiI, Which she gives regularly tbeso
disorders. Mrs Etefsole. OF liinsboro. M ia
itank % say tat the present good condition ot
dcttul remedy. Try u Ia your own family and
see % yuu cannot share these opinions EyrrV
bottle is guaranteed 20 do exactly a. we claim,
anu 'he puIty OF ingredient b. also vOuC he'd for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
CENTRAL TRADES COUNCIL
BUSINESS AGENT ELECTED AND
IMPORTANT MATTERS RE.
CElVE ATTENTION.

ID. N. Ferguson has been elected
by The Ardmorc Trades Council as
business agent for the unions that
compose the council at a meeting a
few nights since i'm the halls or
Gat body. The meeting was well at
tended and every craft in the city
with charter from the American
Federation Of Labor had repre-.
sentative present at the meeting
The carpenters union had ten, re-
tail clerks six, tcamstcrs five, elcc.
tdc.ans three, BARRIERS four printers
five painters four, and musician,
four
During the course Of the meeting
the master plumbers and gas filters
sent committee to- represent them
iu the differences that exist br-
TWEEN them and the journcymon
plumbers ana I'll 50 IN very con
-cryatiyc manner. The master plumb
"rs called Tor more time within which
10 adjust the differences and make
the necessary corrections IN the con.
tract between the union aud the
master ,.dmbcrs. The petitioners
were granted until this evening to
have tn" differences settled.
\ committee consisting of J. L.
bay, i W. Tier and II f. Kolb was
appointed Ia draft suitable bylaws
for the government of the Central
body for the ensuing year.
The next regular meeting of the
Trades Council will he held Friday
night. February 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12

Things that are better left un.
said are sure to be heard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
Chlekasaw Teachers Aoeo.,stior

NUlCkaSdW ledchefS HSSoGi alton.
The Chict1saw Teachers assoc n
ton determined AZ the last session
In sulphur that II would meet I'm
Ti-homingo for the spring meeting.
The executive committee has decid-
ed that II would be best 10 call the
teachers together Friday and Sat.
urday February 2S and 20, 1908.
Tho program will be issued in a
few DAYS aud We urge all county and
clty supcrintcndents. all newspapers,
boards or trustees and any others In
torestcd IN education 10 spread the
new abroad and assist in making
this the nest of edu Itional dis
hict assemblies.
tSignedD Executive COmmitte:
NJ +. MOORE.
Supt. Marietta Schools.
MARY NIBLACK.
Supt. Carter County.
W. {. CANTERBURY,
Principal Ardmore High School.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
PIPING, FIXTURES, ETC., AT ACTUAL COST!

BETTER STILL 12o DAYS.
received thine Las W mcmhmh mn ar only hoptmor
kf or
H dt n Ip f ad dhd sMurN nan
NJ % or t m
one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
TO DYNAMITE OFFICERS.
Hellish Work Comes TO Light in Two
Towns in the State.


Towns in the State.
Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 1.-Two al.
legged dynamiting attempts. of which
the officers OF the law were in each
case to have been the victims have
been discovered In Oklahoma within
a few DAYS of each other At Tecum-
sch what seemed to he n bomb or
Internal machine of some sort was
found under the sidewalk near the
county Jail, and was apparently In.
tended for Sheriff +. \. Pierce 1t was
"a round black metal ball. freshly
painted with creosote. weighing two
or three pounds, and about the size
nf croquet ball Holes had been
drilled in II and electric wires at
taChcd. connecting with small bat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
E.conaressman Abbot Dies.

Hillsboro. Tex. Feb ll.--IIon. }.
O. Abbot. former congressman from
t'is district, died at his home here
at an early hour this Tuesday
morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
Notice 70 Stockholders.

A meeting of the stockholders of
the Ardmoreite Publishing company
will he held in the business office
of the company at . o'clock p m,
Friday. February 2S, for the annual
election of officers and such other
business as may come before said
meeting.
SIDNEY SUGGS.
II. T. NISBETT. President.
ecretary-Treasurer. tl27
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
Wanted

To buy or trade for all the second
hand furniture. In good condition. in
Ardmorc pay the highest price
for secondhand furniture
3itf Il \ JONES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12

Quick Meal gas stoves are the fin.
est stoves for natural gas. Sold only
hv
BIVENS. CORIIN n FRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
Elret Arrivals

uf new Millinery The latest craze.
The Merry Widow" Hat and Wells ON
display at
H. IOWENSTEINS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-12
GORE KEEPS BUSY
ASKS SURVEY OF WASHiTA RIV.
ER-FEDERAL BUILDINGS.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.

Washington, Feb H. Senator
| Gore called up by unanimous con
sent and mad pa sod through the
! senate this atte noon Joint rcsolu
! tiou directing that % survey be mad.
of the Washita river from Mountain
View 90 Red river for tuo purpose
of determining whether IT can be-
made un,igahlc.
Mountain view /. ON the river west
of Ch.ckasha.
Ilr also introduced bills for the
erection OF public buildings at Ada.
Duraut and EI Reno and made ap.
ui.atinn to the postonicc dcuart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

Sfiloring al ct 9Dr, iom ban faIbte
Srnitborbpncus. "0e faloe oct,
'cm De bill, bet bliper altio riatiat.
Oct er en- Silt, tbi oct leper fin baIpe
Sto ! Tanoet. Get er ogiaa ct 2ano.
orr. tbt bet Ieber lin babe Sio paa
Sanoloroen: ct amfi6ium er set, tbi
Oct leper babe pan 2anbet og / Ian.
oct, og bet Deo life. bpilfet oct ifal
foretr9ffe. Man fan oeioa briitig
paoltao, at oct or en- SrIpnoer, TIL
1aar Sioerne er baarlige, og Der Ell.
lers life er noeet pibere paa f9roe,
bcgraper bet iig / en- Ssleppt, ps ser
feler oct fig bel / llgepis.
Oct err Ell Sfo9s ano, tbi Def bar
gnbenGb OF fire Spsmmcfsooer.
Oct er iamfiS18 6iif % iirisobei, tbi
| Sanoet iusnimer oct meo Ssooer.
ne, paa 2anbet pagser oct aiiteo.
Oct er ogiaa Ell S9I; tbi oct bar
Sfino iom Ell SGlbunO, er ct fjsb.
poenoe, a~rGsaoenbe, inieft9oenbe,
marf9oenoe 9pr, ibi oct ipiier Silt
os @ras 90 1Sommeriugle, og til
riatise Iarstioer graper BET Srme
rp at Soroen % fort9rer Dem.
Set er oanife beitemt osiaa en-
Sugl, tbi oct logger ggg og rliger
bem; BET bsrer til Gattebprene, tbi
BET ernprer iGlp fine ltnger, os bet
er ubeitrioelig ct Slags ariiten, tbi
oct feirer Senbag, naar nogen ier
pan, % feirer BEN life, naor ingen
pasier paa oct. Oct bar olle Smaas.
retninser, meo nnbtoGelie al ben
fcrfineoe, oq bar ale Saner, unota.
gen DC gooe."
gfterot ban oaiaa baooe beifrepet
a9ngrriten, begpnote ban at bi9te,
men flagebe mart ODER, at bet par
ct m%siiommcligt arbeibe. - Sapbc
man ct imuft % ~fllbtonenoe ORD,
fem inoeboIot Ell @erben al 9etpb.
nina, funoe man life finoe Slim paa
oet, % bapoe man ct Him, iaa bar
oct noact intelligence SropI. Sffe.
beitominore bapoc ban peo SiGlp Of
profcsiioncac Gigtere, iom ban bau.
sc benpenot ia til. iaaet iitono ct
Giot ON Srnitborbpncits oa aGn'
e,rri,, iom ban iii Slrtniug oplGite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
IoIoaitt.

San bar en- SreoenS @ono oa
isste aItio at itifte 6reo, bpor ban
funSe iin0e g~nlebning oertil. In
oertiScn git oct BOG life gauife efter
Snife. Tn Dag iaa ban to @aoe'
gutter, iom iloges. Strar git ban
bort % ifiIte Dem 90.
Scr MI ~ioruuitige, Gutter, "
iagoe ban opcrtalenoe, "lao SrGtten
uiaisreS pco goIoaiit. SGIs bper
al Sere Ter Senner % lao Dem bIipe
enise ON, bpem al eere iom bar
Het."
"Surra!" raabte belle @utteflotfen,
"@isr ium ban flyer. 2et Tan blipe
2epenl"
Otter at De toIp Establishment
par bIepet opu9pnt, sif 5reoSmps.
Iereu i'm @ei i Den glaze FRO, at ban
bapbe siort Ell goo @iernins.
Den Ga ban en- balp Sime ienere
tiIi9Ibispis tenn Der iamme Sei I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

men ct 9lif paa BEN lille Seng aau
mig Strait og Stprfe. Seq maatte,
bpis Oct bar muligt. forigge at irelie
mig for min 9robers og mine fi9.
res Sfplo oerbiemme, og life Blot
ielo, men ogiaa min bi9Ipelsie lille
Softer, % De t~rofaite Sienere.
Snao bar at gisre2 SpiS ieg
falote paa Sienerne % unoerretteOe
Dem ON Situationen, pilbe Der op.
itaa Hanif, 9pret piIoe bliue forItpr.
ret, og Ssben piIbe bIioe bcn uisie
% burtige SfiGbne iaIfalo for nogle
al os. Der bar bare en- Sing at gisre,
% oct maatte reg 9isre aIene. s en-
Sfnffe | min grpberS 5oiletboro loa
en- laoet &eoolper. Spis ieg bare
funoe faa fat paa ben % BRUCE Den
rtgtig. Seq fienbte tibet iii Slooao.
ben, men ieg bapoe Ell Soc ON, at
Heoolpere fun funbe bruges, noar
man bar npr oen @ienitan0, man
ligteoe paa. Seq gss. aunbe leg
nerme mig bet ifrpffelise DIR. Seq
beo Spnoerne iammen oq off iaqte
ben ouer gereliet. Seq bar foIb MI
- folo iom Sen Hepolper leg traf
frem al Sfuffen.
Seq tog mig iamnlen os gif ttlba.
&c og giennem ben meb Gardner
o9tfeoe 9sraabning, og ieg itoo bag
&rottetS &ouge, Der mi itoo oprciit
| 9egreb meo at gisre gnbe paa 9ep.
lingerne al Den ferite Gel al Set.
maaltibct. Spao pilbe bli Den n9Ite?
Get bar sienipnligt ct qammelt Gpr
og temmelig ospbsrt, ellerS maotte
Oct babe bsrt mine 9epGgelier, ON
De emo bar rolige. Ru eler alorig!
Seq Isftebe GepoIpercn, fog Sigte
paa oenS 9aebopeO og ipreoe. Meb
ct 9rsl iom Sorben penote oen iig til
Sprang. Seq afipreoe ct Sfrlo til,
iom mlaa bape tr9ngt inb | oenS
sails; ct fulgte burtig efter; bet
at tr9ffe lGngere nebe. ga
Gsgen traf bort iaa iea Den pGlte iig
frem og til6age / 8sosfampen % be.
it9nfe Den bpibe Ealmematte meo fit
BLOB. Seq traaote til oen enc Sibe
og fprebe otter - benne 8aug bag
gret. en- let SfiGlpen gif oper oens
Semmer, og iaa bar oft title. 9llrra
Renneife9oeren, Dor 900 og
oens Dire bepneoe.
Seq bapoe fulofsrt u~afpioenoe,
boao min 9rober life bapbe funnel
gisre. 9isie Saufer for giennem
nit Sobe, oa iaa ipntes ieg at iuinoe
bort.
Seq buifebe life mere, for ieg
uaagueoe Mibteu al en- opifrGmt
| Hbanagbot, boorben De
Snofsbte bapbe brast mig,
belle tppe WiIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Surra Saeh.

On al De parmeite Gage / ben beoe
Saion | Snoien nermebe fig lin On.
De. $ele 0aaen igiennem bapoe Sc.
Den p9ret f%orfGroeIig trpffenoe, og
enonu Tent paa gftermibbagen par
Der Inlet Segn til Regn eIer en- fislig
grile. Slpngplanterne runot Som.
merpiaaen bang pisne, % enbog &c
Itatelige Bdlmer ipntes matte. sa.
roenoers bar roliet, iom ON oct bar
lommet at ben fp9lenbe 9ltmoiiPre.
"Hegn, Regn, &esn", bar Sen teriti.
&c Hatirs f9les Raab.
Faa benne Sib boeoe hi oppe / oe
~noroli8e Eropinier, bel tppe MiI fra
Iisiionsitationen 3banagbat, og
WfisfionGrerne Der par bore nrrmeIte
bpioe Haboer. Speralt runot ON.
firing os par 8ratifoe, Der itrafte fig,
i~aalongt Giet funbe ie. Dor imuffe,
bpioe Sommerpiaa, npiten .ifiult al
en- &igoom al Roier oe pnbise
Slpngplanter, laa paa Sfraaninsen
al en- Ssi, boorfra hi banbe llbiigt
ooer Den lille 9anbsbp SognoI.
Min 9rober par / Heaierineens
Sieneite 90 llgen iforpeien bapoe ban
foaet Srbre ON at msoe en- Stots.
embebsmanb / Hbanagbat. san par
reiIt afiteb ianrmen meb en- Del Sno.
isbte og bapbe tat meb Zig fine @e.
pGrer % Sunbe / ben Seniist pua
Silbagepeien at iorisee paa at befri
Haboifabet for bets SfrGf: en- Ien.
neifcGoenoe Siger.
"Serre", ia Gbabba, en- al bore
6oIf, Il NGrbeben al 9otta Sinsa.
rum, en- 9anosbp fire Wil borte, er
ser Ell Surra Saeb (Sagb betpoer
Siger) iom brGber mango Soft; ban
ipiite forIeoen Dag en- gammel Some.
San err Ell ono Iano Serre, for nag.
tet ale SGgre % Solf 9~anbsbpen
bar prret noe efter bom, Tan be al.
orig finbe bamb ban er en- meget itor
Spp Serre."
Iette pot Gbaobas geretnins.
@eb nGrmere gfterforfning be.
fr9fteoe set iis, at 9eifploninserne
mob Den irpgteIise gurra gasb bar
fiilot befsieoe, % bet bite iig, at ban
life aIene bar en- itor Spp, men Ell
IasiemorSer OPEN | 8iebet.
: 9sbet al DC iioite Ter Iaoneber
boobe ban or9bt itrti Menneifer.
Gang paa Sang hapoe ban inappet
8i9tcrne, me Iabt 8reatirerne
lirsrt. Ie Snoisote bar al Den Ie.
ming. at oct par Iiben Rptte at isge
Den, oa Den albris forblep TO Rptter
paa ianrme Steb. Mtin grooer bapoe
imioIertio iat iis ! Sooe at bile sisre
en- @nSe paa Sisie irpeteIise Seriiu.
GER, % ban bapoe oerfor orbnet Be.
ilig, at Sasten ifuIoe finbe Steo paa
Silbagepeien fra Hbanashat.
Saa reiite ban, % ieg bIep aIene
tiIbaae - aIene / nit lille Stem
oppe meIlem Ssienc. 5rpst fienote