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Camp goods. 200 cots. tents. at II.
Schellllaas furniture sale Eleventh
street at Franklin. Oakland.
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UNITED STATES BRANCH
STAT 8 Nj 9 N !
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OBJ TIE
Commercial Union
Assurance Company, Limited

OF LONDON. ENGLAND. on the 31st day
Of December. A d. 1908. and for the
year ending that day Published pur-
suant to the Provisions OF Section 611 OF the
Political Code and compiled from the annual
statement fled with the Insurance Commissioners
OF the State OF California.
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Net amount OF risks
written during the
Net amount OF risks
expired during the
year ..-----
Net amount in force
December 81 1S0s- :.
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OF February. 1902
H. R RAY.
Notary Public. Kings Co. N =
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PACIFIC COAST BRANCH
Security Building. san Francisco. Cal
e t. NIEBLING. Manager
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Losses incurred during
the year -.-.-.-----'
RISKS AND
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-07
CATARRH MICROBES
A Dead Microbe is the Best Microbe-
Hyomei Kills Them All.

Hyomei pronounced High-o-me) is
a killer of catarrh germs. because
when you breathe it In. its antiseptic
and germicide properties reach every
nook and crevice of the mucous men,
branc from the mouth and nose deep
into the lungs,
Hyomei brings the Australian forests
OF pine and eucalyptus to your home.
1t is made of the active principles eX"
tracted from these trees,
No one who lives in OF near these
forests suffer from catarrh. No one
who breathes in Hyomei the real for
est air of Australia. will have catarrh
for long after the treatment starts.
If you want to cure catarrh, Group.
bronchitis, coughs. colds. asthma hay
fever, or relieve consumption. try Hy-
omei. the common-sense cure. the cure
that reaches the spot
A complete Hyomei outfit. including
a hard rubber inhaler, costs only S1,00.
and extra bottles OF Hyomei. If after
wards needed, cost but so cents. Guar.
anteed to cure. or money back. Sold
by leading druggists everywhere. Sold
and guaranteed in ogden. Utah. by S.
w. Badcon.
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TRIAL CALENDAR POSTED.

Brigham. May 5.-The following is
the trial calendar of the district court
for the May term:
No. 1124-Edith Searle VS.. Ritter
Bros. Drug Co.; set for Monday May
"a, 10 a. m.
No. 146-The state OF Utah VS.. w. F.
Cawley. May 25, 10 a m.
No. 1006-William Anderson vs.. Pro
montory Ranch Co.; May 26, 10 a. m.
No. 1176-W l.. Grover VS., George
Nogia May q. 10 a. m.
No, 1159-B. H. Jones VS.. N. c. Nor
tensen and NJ. Poulson; May 2S, 10 a,
No. 11S1-State OF Utah VS.. Daniel
Jeppson. June /. 10 a m.
No. 1170-Oliver Wood VS.. Albert
Brown; June 2. 10 a. m.
No 1161-Ida NJ Laub VS.. Joseph A..
Laub, June 3, 10 a. m.
No. 11S4-Albert Hoff VS.. Martin
Stark; June i, 10 a, m.
John D. Peters, receiver of the
Hammond canal, has returned from a
trip to the Bear river canyon. The
big ditch was found in good shape
and the waters were turned in for this
seasons irrigating.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

You know and we all know that
w. l.. Douglas $3.50 and $500 shoes
are better than any $500 and Sc 500
shoes OF any other make For sale
at The Palace Good Clothes Store,
$50 18th street =
E-z-Money keIIy-money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly.
Ex-Mayor Thomas N Taylor OF
Provo, was in Ogden yesterday, visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. Kerr.
Everything the best and the best OF
everything at The Potter. A trial will
convince you.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
md Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
l5a West S7th st. Phones 1914.
Plea for Divorce.-Halley R Baker
yesterday filed petition for divorce in
the district court against her husband,
Elmer H. Baker. The petition relates
that the parties were married at Port
Huron Michigan, June 5, 1906. and
that the defendant has wilfully desert
ed the plaintiff and has otherwise been
untrue to the marriage vows She
says that MI Baker has been unkind
to her and has treated her in very
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-07
CARPEN Z fR s
" A | X E D
OUT
THREATENED STRIKE HAS BEEN
PRACTICALLY SETTLED
Members of Unions Consider Matter
Final Decision Not Announced
After Meeting.

A little difference as to the scale
of wages maintained in Ogden arose
yesterday between the carpenters and
the contractors which promised a gen
eral strike AS it was. carpenters in
some of the shops walked out at noon.
declaring they would not return to
work unless the $500 day scale of
wages was established and main
talned.
The strike was not made general,
however, and it was stated last even
Ing that the matter has been prac-
tically settled. One of the contract
orS of the city made the statement,
In answer to the question as TO the
contention on the part of the carpen-
ters for higher wage, that 1t was
true that some of the carpenters had
not been receiving $500 a day for their
work, but that most of them had been.
He said he understood the matter to
have been virtually settled and that
the men would go back TO work this
morning,
A meeting Of the carpenters union
vas held last evening. but no informa-
tlon regardinS what transpired would
be gwen out. except that some of the
members of the union stated that the
strike OF yesterday was of no partic-
ular Significance, and that 1t involv
ed only few of the union mon of the
city.
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/ cruel manner 1t Is alleged that he
| has a bad temper and has at divers
! times threatened her with bodily harm
even threatening her life; that he has
driven her from their home and other
wise miStreated her The plaintiff
asks for divorce, part OF the property
consisting OF certain real estate, stu
ated In ogden, 500 attorney fees and
such other alimony as the court may
deem equitable.
STORAGE ar rcueol,opie rates. 10
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult john Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
Rock Springs. Kemmerer. Castle
JDnes Coal Co. =
Asks for Monthly AlIowancc.-Mar-
tha Cottle, Administrative of the es-
tate of the late Thomas E Cottle, has
filed petition in court praying for a
regular allowance of $50 per month
from the residue property for the sup
port of the family.
Peerless Sodas are better and fresh
er. Made In Ogden.
Kodak Finishing. Trtpp Studio. $40 25th'
Arrested at Race Course.-A man
giving his name as George Sullivan,
was arrested at the race course yes
terday by officer Cooney. under sus-
picion of being a professional pick
pocket He was landed in Jail.
Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be.
fore the day on which tho advertise
nent Is to appear In order to insure
publication. =.
David C. Lowe suried.-The funeral
for David c. Lowe was held at the
Hooper meeting house yesterday after
noon at l o'clock. Counselor Oscar
Rice presiding The attendance at the
funeral was exceptionally large, the
L o. o. F. lodge Of Ogden. attending
in body. Music was furnished by
the ward choir, assisted by Addie
Jones, who sang the solo, Just Be-
yond the River" The speakers were
Lee Hammond, John D. Hooper and
James r. Bues. The interment took
place in the Hooper cemetery.
Elk CoaI-No SCOT. no rocks. no
clinkers. The family coal John Farr,
phone 27. =
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NEWS FROM THE FAIR GROUND

Trainer Joe Cooper after May
Bride won the first race had a smile
on him that owner w T. Anderson
might have seen in California If the
snow capped mountains had not been
in the way, and by the way, Joe had
special box car berth that he wouldn't
vacate. when Busy Jimmy called out
twenty minutes for dinner" on the
special from Los Angeles to Ogden.
Some of the boys who arrived to-
day have vague recollections of Otis,
Nevada, where the railroad company
said that was as far as they could
ride at the company's convenience,
There are still more to follow.
Jockey Stille. who on arriving here
weighed 115 pounds, can now ride at
103 pounds A great many of his fol-
lowers cleaned up on Mary Genevleye
to show, the opening day He is very
alert at the post and knows the short
est way home.
Sam'l Stern, who occupied the posi-
ton Of entry clerk at Butte. Salt Lake
and El Paso meetings has charge Of
the betting ring here. All the boys
are with you Sam.
Among the best work. outs yester-
| day were Markie Mayer and Dora
Paine. both worked 3-S of a mile in
| 3S seconds.
The form players who saw Rather
ROYALS good race the opening day
thought 1t must have been bargain
day, when the book makers laid
| to | against the old gelding's chances
| yesterday.
nC CrQCfnn
was satisfied with even money before
the race. and felt. and the race proved,
that he knew the condition of his
horse.
owner Of Anna May told all his
friends that II they needed new
spring suit to bet on Anna May.
| Mr.. McIver. who has the program
privilege at the Fair grounds, never
seems tired telling the visitors that
! Ogden is a very progressive town, Be
! fore the first race was run yester-
day there was not program TO be
bought on the grounds. Wake up Mr..
| McIyer, before the town runs over
you.
The last race yesterday brought to-
setber some Of the worst actors that
| ever faced a barrier, Stewart Polk's
horse, Proper, was thought to be the
best horse. but after having perfect
start his groom. Chief Johnson. while
taking him to the barn was heard
saying to the horse. After getting off
good you couldn't run fast enough to
keep warm.
The horsemen who are quartered at
the Ogden track should not overlook
the fact that entries for the three val
liable stakes to be decided at the
meeting of the Utah Jockey club
close May TO- The features announc
ed are the Decoration Handicap. three
year-olds and upward at six furlongs.
to be run Saturday May %, the Ju-
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Big CIR OW DS
AT r ACE
TRACK
MANAGER MURRAY is PLEASED
WITH THE MEET.
Salt Lake Attendance at the Track
Continues Gcod-Many Outsiders
Are Attracted by the Sport.
Entries for Saturdays Races.

FIRST RACF@Four furlongs, sell
ing two-year old non winners. Kitty
Rodd, 107; Warfare, 107; Camera, 102;
Recon. 10, Sixteen, 107, Sylvia Fir,
107
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs. sell
ing, four-year olds and up, Banhama,
95; Gene Wood, 102, John A. Mallon.
los: Balnade. 102; Glaucus. 105; La
Chata, 100; NaDpa. 100. Sly Ben, 102.
THIRD RACE-SiX furlongs. selling.
three-year- r-olds and up: Oriflamb, 109;
Boloman, 106; Romanoff. 112; Eleya-
ton, Ill, La Refine Hindoo, 90; Chief
Desmond, 109. Sir Preston, Ill; Sam
Barber Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Pottcr Cafe Han
dicap, three-year olds and up. one and
one-sixteenth miles: Husky, l02; Hua-
pala, 101; Timothy Wen. 10i; Rubric.
los; Rather Royal, 112, Kopeck, 90.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs, sell
ing. three-year-olds and up: Kuro-
patkin, 116; TaXer. 49, SpondooliX
49, F'riar of Elgin. ia; Proper, 119;
Cardinal Sarto. 116; Gobleskill. 116;
Airs. ia. Sen. Barrett, III; Billy
Bowlegs, ia.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. selling.
three-year-o and up: Markie May
or. 107 Pretenslon, 10s; Invader, 81.
Buna. 95; Bon Ton, 1872, Mike Jordan,
107. Woolen. 100.
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(By w, T. LGttle.)

When Rather Royal finished two
lengths in front of Cardinal Sarto in
the last race at the Fair grounds yes
terday, 1t was the end of what will
pass Into history in Ogden racing as
a memorable battle between layers
and slayers with the former at great
advantage. In fact, the day was about
as disastrous for the bookies as they
have experienced in a long time.
Picking five favorites Is quite a feat
for even the old time follower of the
turf and the fact that Ogdenites ac-
complished this shows that the sport
of kings" has taken a firm hold on the
community, which Is evidence that the
game under the same kind of man.
agement which now controls it, will
thrive and grow in popular favor.
The attendance was surprising con-
sidering the fact that it was the day
after opening day. AS q general rule
the day after is somewhat lonesome,
but not so with Ogden. The grand
stand contained almost as many en-
thuslasts as 1t did the first day of
the meeting, the Salt Lake City con-
Urgent being quite as large. In fact,
so big was the crowd and so much
larger than the management expect
ed. that the programs were disposed
of before the field was called to the
post in the first race This is quite
an unusual event on any race track
except. perhaps, on big holidays,
Manager Murray was quite elated
over the showing
ut proves conclusively, said he in
dwelling upon the days events. that
the people of Ogden will support a
first class meeting. At the outset
promised clean. high class racing and
l was never fearful that such efforts
would go unTewarded My convictions
have been verified and now that /
have the assurance that the people of
this city will support wholesome
sport. | will be spurTed on to give, II
possible. even more pretentious pro-
gram than | first contemplated"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-07
VAST TERRITORY is
OPENED FOR ENTRY
Millions Of Acres of Arid Land In
Southern Utah May Now
Be Settled.

Official notice has just been re-
ceived at the local United States Land
Office that 8.395,Sd0 acres OF arid land
Ia the southwestern part of the state
has been thrown open to settlement
under the enlarged homestead act of
February 10. 1909. Various parts of
townsites 10 TO 3S. inclusive, Will be
opened up. The land extends from
Robinson to Cedar City, and from the
Utah-Neyada line on the west to
Beaver Some of the land includes
large areas Of desirable territory un-
der the conditions embraced Ia the
new law.
The land lies in Utah. Juab. San
pete. Millard, Sevier, Beaver and Iron
counties, but the most valuable land
is that In the vicinity OF Sewer lake.
in Sewer county, which had not, prior
to the recent order, been open for
entry. Under the provisions Of the
act, which is known as the "Smoot
law settlers may take up. 800 acres
OF non-irrigable land. but the lands
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-07

entered must be reasonably compact.
not exceeding one and oDe-half miles
In length In pny one filing. The fees
oXacted by the government are the
same as those required to be paid un.
der the general homestead act. The
commissions will be determined, how
ever, by the area of the lands entered
Those who have filed on homesteads
In the southern part of the state under
the original act but have not yet
entered final proof may Increase their
holdings to 800 acres by additional
filings. In the final proofs it must be
shown that. in addition to the improve
ment required on original homestead
lands, at least one-eighth of the added
land has been placed under Guilt
walton.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-07
SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
MURRAY, SCENE
OF BATTLE ROYAL

MURRAY, SCENE
OF BATTLE ROYAL
Three Australns in Hospital and
Eight In Jail Is Sequel to Fight
Salt Lake, May 6.--News:
There were lively times in Murray
again last night and in consequence
three Austrains arc in the Murray
hospital. suffering from knife wounds,
and conclusions generated by brick
bats and samples of Stag In addition
eight Austrains are in jail and prison
accommodations arc accordingly some
what limited at the smelter city.
The injured in the hospital are:
Martin Dragubratuyich, stabbed and
beaten; may die.
Paul Barker, bruises and cuts on
head and body.
Grill Evanuso. badly bruised.
those arrested by Marshal Mauss
are deputies In connection with the
riot are Vid Rscich, Steve Cilletr,
Phenix Pilest, Glex Bacal and Sam
Paul
In addition to these three were ar
rested for discharging fire arms on the
public streets to the danger OF the
public. Their names are: Hugish,
Chris Cappos and Thomas Postas.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-07
SEN. STEWART A POOR MAN.

Washington, May THE will of
former United States Senator William
Stewart Of Nevada was filed for pro-
bate today. 1t discloses that he own
ed no real estate and his personal prop
erty did not exceed $1.500 in value
This amount is devised to his widow
Mr Stewards debts are said to agGre-
gate SIS 900
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After heavy meal, take couple oil
Doan's Regulets, and give your stom-
ach. liver and bowels the help they
Will need Regulets bring easy, regu-
lar passages of the bowels.
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1. o. G.. T.

On Friday night, May Z, there Will
be an entertainment and public in
stallation of officers given in the
Trades and Labor hall on oath
street, Everybody welcome. Come
and have good time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-07

PROGRAM
!. Orchestra.
2, Song, Florence Walker.
g Recitation. Rhoda Prothero.
A. Duet, Helen Moon, Veda Allen.
S. Address, Rev. Elderkin
6. Song. Master Royal.
Z, Drill, eight little ladies, drilled
by Mrs. Matthews.
s. Scotch dialect, Mr., Drysdale.
o Plano solo. Nellie Bacon.
Song, Little Miss Smurthwaite.
10. Guessing contest by all.
IL. Song, Louie James.
IL Anecdotes. Miss Kennedy.
13. Recitation, Leslie Brooks.
IA. Song, Grayce Russell.
Is. Plano solo, Nellie Ramey.
16 Song, Miss Beatrice Smurth-
waite.
Refreshments.
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venile Stakes for two-year.olds at
four furlongs. TO be run Saturday,
June 80, and The Independence Handi-
cap, for three yearolds and upward.
one mile, TO be run Saturday July 3.
The Decoration Day and Independence
Handicaps each has a guaranteed val
ue of $1,000. and the Juvenile 500
Entries for these stakes may be made
through James Handy.
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Over night entries are posted at The
Potter Buffet and Cafe. where they
have Munchuer Hofbrau on draught, -
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Take Your Pennies to
RaSfll uSSen S

Ogden Post Cards. s..............1c
Salt Lake Post Cards. ds...........1c
Cold Plated Collar Buttons. ....1c
Pocket Mirror ...-. .........,1c
Pair Heel Plates .........,.....1c
Screen Door Knobs. ..-1c
Coat Collar Springs ...........1c
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Corset Lace .................
Corncob Pipe .................1c
Wire Egg Whip .....1c
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Two Dozen Hooks and Eyes. 1c
Six Sheets Writing Paper. r......1e
Coffee Pot Knobs ....-.........1c
Nickle Tip Lead Pencil. ..s......1c
Coat and Hat Hooks. ks......,.....1c
Paper Good English Needles. .1c
Tea Strainers ....s.......-... ...lc
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Memorandum Book ..,.........1c
Sheet ColoreJ Tissue Paper ....1c
Cake Ironing Wax ....s........1c
One Dozen Safety Pins. ..,....-.1o
Package Carpet Tacks ...-..-..1c
Pencil Tablet -....1c
Beauty Pins lc
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STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. '9hone, two rings. No. So
Bell Phone, two rings. NO. So
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. phone, one ring. No. SO
Bell phone. one ring. mo. SO
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is based on right eating, because
proper nourishment of the body is
necessary to right living.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-03
fra en- 9anmarfstnr
efter 20 aars Cpbolb ! amerifa.
e. 8. Senen.)
(Gortiat.)

glanot SefoIfene, Der bar Ynsia.
aerer paa 2. aabpt, bar Der to norife
aaptainer, Der begge bapoe forlilt
paa amerifas gftfpit. Men ifert Der
funoe bore noeen 2igbeo melem
gariaaerne til be to forifeaige Sor-
lis, iaa bar Gorifellen bog ! mine
gine itsrre: Den enc f%orliite ! Saa'
ae, ben anben, ba ban bar omtaaget.
geoo ia, Der er iaa mango foritelige
clogs Gage Der ! geroen. Den,
Der ifiuIer CUBS $erligbeb ! ariitus
Seius, er ben bGrite og poloer De
fIeite GorIis. aaptoin Senien, norit,
men al oonif Sob, bar en- ellfparoig
aonmeI Manb.s San fonberiereoe
poa GneeIff, 9pff, Granif og talte
Iiot Sponf. Oct beoite bar, at ban
serne piIbe bpre os tale ON Seius.
aoptafn - ipsgte belit meo Domer'
ne. Sporpiot 6enne Spbs bar nffpl.
big --22 Bel, ieg bar 10 lite
iogt, at ben HE tan bore bet, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-03

aoifiaer ieg mtg belt og boloent fra
ben Graf-auenen- Welbauienife fri.
tiffe Sfole og beitri6er | oct fore og
belle Den iaafaIote npere a~iIoebppo.
teie".
Dette piier. bpor up~eoerbaftigt bet
np.teologiife Sppoteiemageri ! man.
ge 9iIf9I6e er. Saa inart en- raoi'
faI 9eolog optrnoer meo ct MT Sp.
item, Der fanger Opmnrfiombeo, ban
ner Der fig mart en- beI teoIogiif Sfo.
lie. Dg ben, iom lite bill fblgeS trbm'
men, omtoleS me6 ct Sfuloertrm
oe erf1ares tmulie. Men bliper bet
iet nermere efter al alporlige Gorite'
re, Der lite bpsser paa $ppoteier,
men paa aen6seerninger, iaa briiter
bet ! Sommenfeininserne os romler
Iammen iom ct aortbus, bpor meget
BET foo enb bar impffet fig meo 9i-
oenifabens Naun.
Oct piier fig after og after; at bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-03
Sibelfritiffen.
90 Ell Ibauiens
aiIbebppotee e.

5 Ell at Be iioite Softer af Die
.Sbeologi Der @eeeniuart" giber Gro.
fespr 6. Seain | 3oitocf en- ODER.
iigt oner Den iiofte 3i6s 2iteratur
peorgren6e @amle Seitamente.
s Sn6leoningen ffriber ban, at Der
meo Senipn til ben eanmelteitament-
lige 6orifning er ifet Ell betponings-
fulo 5~oranoring. Den af Beabau.
fen for ca. 80 Nar iioen geniaIt no.
fgrte aonItruftion af Ssroels Siito-
RE life Blot briiter | oae Sommen.
fgininger, men er rent no iat no al
.Spiqet.
M9no, fom for life lGnge fioen
for bDloet bans Opfattelie penoer
ben nh Gpogen, ON END meo aner.
fen6eIie af bpa6 Der tan bore at
gproi, iaaleoes gentid, Starf, gol5
og 9en5inger, men andre iom @unfel
og @rei5mom ilaor in6 poa belt nDe
Baner.
Oct maate fomnie oertiI, ennife
iimpeIt iom GeGee of npe aenbsger.
ninger, fom bet er ganife umuligt
at operie, oe Tom bar baft til 6elge,
at SelbeosbiIIeoet Of ben gamle
Srients relieisie oe fultureue uo.
billing ganffe bar anoret fis | 2bbet
af be fi6fte treoipe aor.
Det er I 6enne l16pifling, Ssrael
bar fin pIa6s, og bet b1nger iammert
me6 BEN eennem tifin6e 9raaoe.
timber be fibite Mars Grembapelie
al, at bet er nsopenoigt at repioere
welIbaufens relieionsbiftoriife Sfe.
ma, bar man Iige til for nplig bibe'
boI6t bets Gpmoament, ben lifernr-
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