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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
8DrsnRnr EVENING news SATURDAY. AgssgIsT 1909

i earlyiln septen,ber from . business trip
to New Mexico.
| Miss Stella Fabian lias returned s'is
from six weeks spent y, Brig % httoil,
Mrs. r. Ed wards of the New York
| apartments has as her guests her moth
| err Mrs JydI la Terrier, and her Sis ter
Mrs. Frank w. socke, of Be keley,
Cal.
Mrs. r. @. Hanna son has returned
TO her home in Pocatello, where she
was guest of Miss MOI Gleason,
Mrs, q. G.. Verbryck and son, Car
l5iison. will be home WEDNESDAYS from
| spending the summer with Nj Ver-3s
bryels IS mother al spearfist, 81 p.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Behal y and .Tlt !, son, 3
Branch, N
Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. NJ Bransford arc
ENJOYING a camping trip in Yellowstone ST ~
national park ss
Miss Hazel Dorius left Monday even
ling for Ephraim to spend two weeks
with friends.
Miss Margaret, Kingman, who has
spent the summer here. withrher aunt,
Mrs u WEI elano.s will leave the ftrstt
of September for her home in New
York Mrs. DelanoB will leave early IN
the month for trip to the fair at
Seattle Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Anness OF Dun
bar Neb., are here visiting Mrs An-s
ness parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. q.
Heikes, at 77 g street. 35s
Miss Beth Critchlow and her guest,
Miss Winifred N1illspaugh, of Los An
geles Cal, are spending few8d VS.
sim Brighton. After Sunday Miss MI lis 4
paugh will be guest$of Miss Helen BON
rud for a few days
Mrs. j. D. Wood and daughter will
be home the last Of the month from
Spencer, Ida. where they have spent 1
most of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL Snyder vii leave
the last of the month for a. trip to the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition at
Seattle Wash.
& Mi. and Mrs John Graft Of Bed
ford. Ia. are spending the summer here.
the guests of their daughter. Mrs DIS !:
G. Moser.
Mr., and Mrs. George Blood will be
home the lastsof the month, from SPEND
ing the summer III Canada
MI. and Mrs. T. H Farnsworth re-:
81 Z s. e H. Z
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Stella Janpfnrd aave a delirhtf,,l lake
rartv 5oi, Wednesday, for Miss Mabel
Runibeli me Of the autumn brides
about % being present 3. !.
sT.5. $50
Mice Nt;onon T,cnbn,ters entnrta tnef,
I, - - ~ -, NJ ,,s NJ ~,
Stily decorated In golden glow and
strings of hearts. The hostess were as
sisted nv the Misses Rae Campbell, iCe-1
ell Burns, Myrtle lack and Cleo Craigh
A guessing game was feature, the
prizes going to the guest of honor and
Miss Mia Davidson. The Misses
musical selections,
i3ts5
.5.5 Miss FRANCES Gowan gave q bridge
party on Thursday, the decorations be-
ing in goldenglow and pink and white.
5asters In crystal baskets tied with pink
Ass .n,u 4. ,r.
pnI,art pn,,.,. Ms p,,i,,, a,,,ho,,,,, g.
t,i,,,,att ~, ,i,sa tn,,. 49,.
ME- a,s'i' VI W..
Miss Mary Bogue anu l, me Misses
>''f's's , 'e'iu thf'i .'s5 ~
M, -,
.'e q. rs -. ~
az aellgilti y, lawn party 2hilursu &,
,,Ish, i, a'a -, , .,to "a atnrt log
.,,ai,ts, III ,,,osa,,t i,,cI,,1;,,e
$50, ,.a,s,t. liz, .,,,,a !, nsts
,vera assi s,ad in rscetv,nes ~ Mrs, Vii.
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MISS MARJORIE 1DE..

3prettily decorated Aroons and a large
nunbero of friends being present. Mr..
and Mrs Brooks will be at home after
Sept. 1,sat 16S south Sixth East street.
Miss Margarretta johnson and Mr..
4 Frank Wicks were married on We'd
nesday at the brides home in Sandy,
with Rev. P. A. Simpkin officiating
and about 100 guests present. The
was attended by the brides brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicks will reside at
Garfield.
& Miss Rose Teresa Radcliffe and L. L.
Strong were among the weeks bridal
couples, the ceremony being performed
at the brides home with Rev. w. Bux-
tended by her two sisters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Strong will be at home to their
friends after Sept Is, at $40 Lowell
place.
An interesting announcement of the
week was that of John B, Berkhoel of
the engagement of his sister Agatha
Berkhoel, to Harold L. Siegel, the mar
riage to take place In September.
Miss Edna Hyde of Springville,
Utah, and Emmett Dalton of this city
We're married on Thursday in the tenn
pie and in the evening a reception
was held at the groom's home, a large
number OF friends and relatives being.
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde have gone
for trip to Seattle and will after-
ward make their home at Sugar City,
Idaho,
Mr.. and Mrs, T. Foreman of this
city have announced the marriage of
their daughter Edna, to DR.. w. r.
Prime of Los Angeles, which took
place at the groom's home in that city
on last Thursday.
Among the weeks weddings was that
of Miss Alice Webley and Robert s. Fol-
land. the ceremony being performed in
the temple on Thursday and a large
reception held in the evening at the
home of the bride, a number of friends
and relatives assisting and about 100
guests being present Mr.. and Mrs.
Foland have gone to Seattle and will
afterward return here to reside.
e. onllN ],
a gHzkJOTNG
The Misses Allison Moffat. Myrtle
Mcknight. Alice Archibald have gone
to Alton, Wyo., where they will be the
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3SSSS SSSSSSSSSSSStSSSSSSsS
b. G.. was the guest OF honor at a
delightful party given by a number
of friends at the Hermitage during
the past week.
Paul Paulson gave a box party at
the Orpheum Monday night to a
number of his fifends followed by sup
per at the Falstaff. B
Il The following Ogdenites leave this
evening with the Tabernacle excursion
for the Seattle exposition:
Mr.. and Mrs. George B, Wardlaw.
Mr.. and Mrs William James. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smuin. Miss Goodale,
Miss Electa Goodale, Mrs. w. L.
iBuswell. Mrs, Goodale, the Misses
Todd and Minnie Brown, Mrs. Emma
Smith, Mr., and Mrs T. Fl. Williams,
Messrs, Claude Flowers, w. r. Nant-
ker, H. Hardy. K. B. Friedland; the
Misses Anna Carr, Belle Shirley. Flora
Emma Wilson. oslo BROWN
ing, Charline Majors. Ida Shurtliff,
Ellen Green, Monnhan, Hilton; Mrs.
John White. Mrs. Stone. Miss Stone,
Miss Lille Moves. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Shorten. Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
and Z. Mr.. and Mrs. wv. u.
Newman will occupy the state room.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Unsworth of
3 g 4 d l. - ~ * 3 . N~F
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4, Mr.. and Mrs. j., "a. Pickering an
nnunce the$enga cement of their 4sl ia usn
ter. Mary 10 Thomas b. Brighton the
marriage to take place in September.
Mrs. Lydia christensen, announces
stheengagement of her daughter, Flor
ence to Joseph e. johnson the wedding
to take place in September.
Miss Ada Yard and Harry Brooks
we're married at the brides home on
Wednesday evening by Elder Nephi Y.
Norris reception following IN the
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of Kansas City, the decorations In the
4parlor being red and yellow and the
dining room in red. Covers we're laid
for about eight guests.
Mrs William Cunningham enter
tained at luncheon at the Country
club on Wednesday in honor of her
sister Mrs. George Haslam, the dec
orations being in pink and lavender
sweet peas and covers laid for about
"a guests.
Mrs. f. w. Reese was hostess at a
3Ifensington on Wednesday, given for
Mrs. Robert Gray of Cheyenne. the
decorations being in lavender sweet
peas and about 20 guests present. A
musical program was given by Miss
Rogers Miss Rouse and Mrs. Beck
strand.
Mrs. Oliver McGahen and Mrs. Albert
Merrill entertained on Wednesday at
9 luncheon for Miss Winnifred Cand-
land, the decorations being iii sweet
peas and about dozen guests being
present.
Mrs. A. j. Langford. il. and Miss
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Miss Lydia White has returned from
spending several weeks In Park City,
the guest of Miss Ruth Treweek.
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NrreSSr"~rSSSS<S<SS rr|S<rf<Ss~SSsSSScSSSS
Hyrum were the guests Of their
daughter; Mrs Albert Ellis during tho
w. H. Wallace and daughter and
Miss Agnes Mason of Burlington. la.
We're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl.
Frey this week.
Joseph Ballantyne. director of the
Ogden Tabernacle choir, left during
the week for Portland, Ore. where
he will visit with his sister for few
days and then proceed to Seattle where
he win join the Tabernacle choir ex-
cursion.
Mrs. NJ. B. Carbon accompanied by
her sister. Miss Mabel Bell left Mon
day evening for Seattle.
Mrs. r. M briggs and children have
returned from a visit at Long Beach.
California.
Emmett G. Fulkerson of Chicago, has
arrived in the city and will visit with
the mother of Mrs. Fulkerson. Mrs
ID. FL. Peery, for a few weeks before
returning to Chicago with Mrs. Fuk-
erson and daughter.
Orla #. Brown. formerly of Ogden
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WALKING HAT IN FELT
roll
the
couture going with it
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pink and white sweet peas and COW
ers were laid for about a dozen Rue 70.

pink and white sweet pens and Gov
ers were laid for about a dozen guests 70
= s8 rs
Mrs. Thomas B. Shannon was hostess
at 4 card party on Thursday afternoon,
given in honor Of Mrs. Marcus FRANKIE
of Nebraska a guest at the hostess
home. The decorations we're IN sWeel
peas, and the prizes went to NJ rs.s Jas
per I,angton and Mrs. Raymond, Mrs:
Shannon was assisted by Miss FloIemce
Venues, Miss Julia Frankie, Miss Iilile
Frankie. Miss Nettie Burrows ana MISS
Virginia T.. Shannon.
Miss Fora shaw. who leaves for New ',
York the tlrst of the month VIII pc me
guest of honor Mt u 800 party to be CIV
m by Miss Et!,en Nettleton and MISS
Pearl DurreI at the home Of the iat
tersnext Thursday evening.
Miss Burnetta openheimer will be be
hostess at a 800 party to be given tleAt
Ftn,.,
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VERA sJoDAHL, LEILAH isJoDAHL, ALINE CARTER
MRS SJODAHL,

Industrial exposition Aarhu
is
Is highly creditable
Anthon Lumbar Presto lent and w.
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Mr., and Mrs, Oscar Lachmond and
son and Mrs Osbiston are now at home
to their friends at 1916 First avenue,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

Miss Jeanette Hackett of Kentucky
will be here the last of the month to
visit the Misses Godbe
Judge G. w. Bartch viii be home
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on their way to Canada for few
weeks,
Capt and Mrs. C. T. Barnes. of Chi
cago, Ill., and Judge T. N. Hench OF
Fort Wayne, Ind. spent last week here
with Nh. and Mrs. Nicholas Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hornung, who
left n few weeks ago for North Yakima.
Wash, have gone to Chicago, ILL.,, where
they will make their home.
Miss Beatrice DAILY Will leave the first
of, the week for Brighton, where she
will visit Miss Jennie Darling.
Miss Dorothy Kinney returned to her
home in Portland. Or, this week. after
visit of several weeks here as the
guest of Mrs John E. Woodward
Mrs. Annie Spencer. daughter, Mahel,
and son. Arthur, left this week for The
Alaska Y ukon-P exposition They
expect to be gone SIX weeks and will
visit Oregon and Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. McNerney- and
Mrs. Joseph Modlin nave returned to
their home in Desc Moines. Ia. after
spending several days here with Mr..
and Mrs. U. G. Moser.
Miss Carey Marshall who is visiting.
her grandmother, Mrs. TIrkpa trick. at
Lake Tahoe, Will be holuc early in Sep
ten1ber and will he accompanied by her
aunt. Miss Kirkpatrick.
Miss Virginia Beatty and her guest
Miss Florence Reynolds of Boston
Mass, have returned from spending
several weeks at the chapm ranch in
Wyoming.
Mrs. W.. w. Ritter and daughter will
be home early in September from.
spending the summer on the beaches.
in southern California
Mr.. and Mrs, E. B. Critchlow and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey have re-
turned from trip to the Yellowstone
park. a
Mr.. and Mrs j. r., Mccloud, of
York. Neb., are here, s the guests of
Mr. McCloud's sister, Mrs w. Z.
Losee.
Mr., and Mrs, Oscar Lachmond and
son and Mrs Osbiston are now a home
to their friends at 1916 First avenue.
Miss Lydia White has returned from
spending several weeks In Park City.
the guest of Miss Ruth Treweek.
Miss Jeanette Hackett of Kentucky
will be here the last of the month to
visit the Misses Godbe.
Judge G. W. Bartch will be home
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Mr.. and Mrs j. r. McCloud, of
York. Neb., are, here. the guests of
Mr. McCloud's sister, Mrs. W. Z.
Losee.
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Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Critchlow and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey have re-
turned from a trip to the Yellowstone
park. 4.5
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. tMcNerney. and
Mrs. Joseph Modlin nave returned to
their home in Desc Moines. Ia. after
spending several days here with Mr..
and Mrs. u G. Moser
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Mrs Annie Spencer. daughter, Mahel.
and son, Arthur. left this week for The
Alaska YukonIPac exposition. They
expect to be gone six weeks and will
visit Oregon and Washington,
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Miss Dorothy Kinney returned to her
home in Portland. Or, this week, after
visit of several weeks here as the
guest of Mrs. John e. Woodward
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Lieut. and Mrs. Ward entertained at
"a beautiful appointed dinner on
Thursday night in honor of Judge and
Mrs Hyland. the decorations being in
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Miss Cora Flatt gave party at
Wandamere last evening il honor of
Miss Glarissa Co.'s, one OF the fall
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Mrs. W H. Child entertained at
pleasant afternoon affair on Thurs
day for her guest. Miss Bessie Woodland
OF Raleigh, n. o. and Miss Rae Bartch,
one OF the autumn brides.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

Mor f-M m e + e + e.
s Sc itbit tie Gage er til &riftiania
fommet 400 Morl f-Mmerifanere, %
efter Sc inogipne Sfibsonmel0elier
ontages oct / Sommer at fomme
5000 al bore omerifanife 2an6S-
menb til Morge, ifriper SO. g." al
%. Scat.
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8a6 flittigt.
Ge6 TSg6ieIen faQr enbber al %

&e6 6g6ielen faar enbDer al oS en-
pig 8ortion 2tpsfraft, en- &apitol>
1om man maa tage al bele lit SIP
igiennem. Moar set 1i6lte al 1enne
@opitol er opbrugt, 6gr ri, og ri le=
per fun 1aa lenge iom bette Sorrooo
al 2ipsfraft barer.
Mltlaa fan bt life gigre noget be-
ore, ems at faa 6enne &apital til at
bare iaa lenge Joni m1ligt, og berti!
fan ma ielp bi6rage meget De0 en- /
alle @aa0er fornuftig 2epepiS> og
BERTH bgrer life min6it g a 5 g,
bpor life Spgoommen allere6e er al
SEN Mrt, at SEN forbin0rer BET, men
8a6e bar mongen @ang biulpet en-
|Gpg til at gienpinoe @%un6beoen.
On bebagelig Maa0e at babe poa,
CT 9ompbu6et, iom a11penOeS / Sen
&eniigt at ipeoe, for at belbreoe Sor=
fglelier, rbeumotiife 2i0elier og mort=
ge andre, ierlig froniife @Dgoomme.
@e6 9ampenS Sn6birfen paa bort
2egeme bliper 8lo0ets Gilitr9mning
til &uoens 9nerfla6e lipligere 1ige>
iom ogiaa @tofififeet bliper iterre,
booroe0 MffoloSltofferna og urenltg-
be6erne, iom bar la1n1et Jig Srgo~
nismen, u0filles. @n meget Digtig
@etingelie efter ct iaa0ant 8a0 er
gra6biS Mffgltng.
Selpf9lgelig er &ar og Stprtebo>
Sc ogiaa go6e @a6e, iom tilfreositil-
Ter &enligbeoans np0penoige @etin-
gelier, og life olene renie ct for @nnoS
og @pe0, men forfriifer og opliper
oglaa, begge Dele er lige %neopenoige.
Sngem la6er Zig ifuffe al &aoets
Nptte> ON ogiaa man umi66elbart ef=
ter @a6et feler Jig noget utilpas.
Gaa0anne @Dmptomer in6tre0er fun
boS SEN, iom gigr 6e f6rite 6origg.
Otter nogle 8aoe oil man fgle fig
min6re utilpas, og efter bbert MT
8ao bill 8ef tn6en6et bliDe be6re og
be6re.
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en- Diem ggt S d m II ! E.
9aa @aorben &abpnag i Mamfioroen
falot forle6en en- fem 4nr gar1r1el
&ige op / en- &ie6eI meo fogenoe
@ano.. timber itore 2ibeIier og6e BUN
efter ct Dggns Gorlgb. @aa famine
@aar6 er Stgrite6elen al 8eietnin.
gen 6eb at MangeI paa Sober. 6or.
boabentlig bill Gattigitpret tre6e til
fgr ogiaa &elten iulter ibiel.
Saab e t b ntaens ST..
/ lgri II g. Mfileringen al SSaa-
bafsboutaen, iom Georges 29reritan6
bar reilt peo communicable Sritun
/ @alsoa tet be6 Manbul, blep en-
paffer &pitibeligbe6. Ser bar iam-
let en- flor Menneifemasie u6enfor
Gritun, biltnof ODER 1900. SSaa~
bets Slegt bar mg6t go6t frem, baa-
6e De iom boe6e / @anoal og andre.
Ser bar bans to Dgtre iamt bans
enefte gienleben6e 8ror, 8anfbeitp-
rer Soban &olmeslano. S BEN tal-
rige 6oriamling bar ogiaa gamle Be-
teraner, iom bao6e bert til SaabefS
@ar6e. Meaen una6om hap5e in6<
fun6et fig, men life mtn6it bar 2e=
reritan6en talrig re%preienteret. Sol6>
ifriper 2pplan6 boI6t Mfl6ringsta>
len. San gap / forte 9rag en- Sfil-
bring al Saabpfs @ierning. Saa<
bets @run6tanfe bar at Magten maa
1,0gaa fra Solicit. Maar set gialot
Solfets Sribe6 iag6e ban: Ser er fife
Sci tilii6e, nren ret frem. &an bar
life en- trongipnt &olitifer, men
tenfte pao set bele Golf. Otter So
len falot 9effet for SEN ODER 6 Me<
ter bgie Sten at raat tilbnggen Gro
nit. Sc berer paa Sorii6en Ell &or=
%tretmeoalion, u6fgrt al 8ille6b1tg-
ger utne iomt Sn6ifriptionen: @6<
rem Soabef 1S14-1894. Boa 8ag=
ii0en Ice es: v29rarer / 9forig retie
fan 6enne Stetnen".
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re reiit til England, men bans 0p-
bol6Site6 er ufienot.
0rebt be6 g nefre6 8.
On el6re Mano / @eironger, @a=
roluS @ran6e, bar uoe og 6erget /
@eirangerfior6en. Ga TOM ser ct
bal6igt @neifre6, iom git / gigen
Ser bpor @aa0en loo. Sra @fogge-
flaa roe6e Golf til @tebet> men fan6t
fntet igien al 8aa6er. 2tget al
Man6en flp6 op en- @tun6 efter. &oo
famine @te6 er ti0ligere jfet 1lpffer
be6 @fre6.
9rufnet. &oa @aar6en &eir
/ 8orre families &onen paa @oar6en
6e6 / en- 8rgn6. Sum bar JONI bor=
Zig goat u6 for at melfe, men ga FUN
life TOM tilboge blep MQnoen eng=
itelig, og efter nogen @ggen fan6t
ban ben6e / &%r9n0en. &oner bar /
lengere Si6 beret ne6trpft og ner=
BPS og les ogiao / fin Sis at Sen
Snobiloning, at BUN og ben6es Barn
bil6e blibe n1Dr6et.
@orger e tier s ei l.
B r g. S set efter 8orgermeiter
Sorn le0ige 8orgermeiterembeoe /"
&riitiania er fonitttueret @ureaucbef|
/ &irfe6epartementet Safob @ilbelm
&o6e &eiberg. 8orgermeiter Sci
berg er fg6t / 1860 og er &an6 iur.
fra 1884. Com Gtu6ent oniottes
fan / &irfe6epartementet, bbor fan i
1891 blep u6nepnt til 611l6megtig
og I 1894 til @ureaucbef.
6 u,16ieiIing. Mon6ag Mf-
ten ben6te en- igrgelig l1lpffe in6e /
acknowledgement t6et @aar6bruger
@artinius 8pe Sitter 0le Sro6ol
og &riitian 8ee o1nfom peo &ul6iei-
ling paa &iembeien fra 8pen. SSn=
gen for iogttaget ulpffen, men @aa-
Sen er funoet bpeloet, ligelom for
ifielligt 29s9re t%ilbgren6e Sc Ont
TONNE er ilono0rebet. Mortinius
8de efterla6er fig @nfe og 3 imaa
8ern, 6e to andre bar ganife unge
Gutter.
SO 8 rp6re 6rufn e t..
Gorle6en bleb ser / &offe beb Sre=
orifSbal6 %forepet ct Har Snbbru6 i
@lias Sdnneiens Stil, blan6t an6et
blep ser paa en- @aar6 lagt en- 9Dno-
mitpatron UNDER &uiet. On ugift
Mon6 / 40 Mars Ml0eren CT paa
@runb al bette blepen laa altereret
at ban er blepet itn6sipg og bar giort
flere Sorigg paa at tage 2ioet al Jig
beo at iprtnge / &oleiipen, men er
blebet forbin6ret. Men en6elig lDf=
feoes set for bam. &an boppe0e uo
/ Sieen og en- el6re 8ro6er, S9ger
9itebpg6egoar6en, iom tilfeloigbiS
bar ti1lte6e, iprang u6 / @an6et for at
re66e bam, mem begge %6rufneoe.
8 tor S oban Mor~|
Drum 6G6. 6orbenDe=
ren6e @%ognepreit til Sagene Soban
Mor6nbl 8run er 500. Set bar ct
lenge pentet 9g0sfal6, ga ban / 3
lange Mar bar bun6et til ct tungt og
imerteful6t @Dgeleie.
@ogneprei It Sobon Mor0ab1 8run
bar fg6t 81. Mors 1889 / Mpal6s-
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