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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
Girls, Shun the Stage 49,.
AS You Would Plaque!

by EorenxZ
HE conditions world today such that
shouldn't advise any young girl the stage It
~ is dangerous, VERY dangerous. - j.
YOUNG WOMEN UNLESS THEY ARE POSSESSED OF
GREATEST TALENT, SHOULD sHuN THE STAGE THEY
WOULD HuBoNIc PLAGUE. Wt1Y7 BECAUSE THOSE
GET ALONG COST THEIR
THEIR REPUTATION.
Conditions behind the footh especially for the chorus and
show GIRL something horrible think Of In musical plays
the girls are absolutely AT THE MERCY OF THE OWNER
OF THE SHOW. ~5>
Why there half dozen heaters owned by monare and
these and their friends have all the privileges of the stage during
rehearsals and performances Their obvious girl with
pretty face is at their mercy <>55...
These rich go into the business for that very purpose for
angep makes money his venture They shown
up in their light when is said they back any but
musical show which always employs number of pretty girls They
NEVER ARE FOUND BEHIND A DRAMA OR A MALE
STAR.
THE CONTACT WITH WEALTHY MEN, THE LITTLE
TioNs, THE AUTOMOBILE RIDES suPPERs, HER
HEAD, AND IN LITTLE WHILE PRETTY SOON
SHE DEVELOPS TASTE FOR EXPENSIVE DISCOVERS
THAT SHE CANNOT RIDE IN ANYTHING ARlsTocRATlc
THAN A TAxcAs AND THEN YOU HAVE THAT SHE
HAS ONLY FIFTEEN OR TWENTY DOLLAR SALARY TO
DEPEND UPON. .|~%%.@<#
There why girls shouldn't make living on the stage
The higher than those any other profession to
But, as said, the CANCEL" SYSTEM IS DEMORAIIZNG.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02

5sss-Frank syring, IT,, Wsssinsten, n. D.
SSsssi--f: <. f. Blomssen. Minneapolis, MINI.
s ssssE faGbs sss yssss Lf Ps Wis
5s5p S: Gray SAP Ryde Park, Vt:
5sse-William Elsenpeter. Maple Lake MINI.
ssssk S 6afsy, st. R PsS ann o
53sY-Charles a. fDoak, Logansport, Ind.
5 80 Eco Hudson; NspveS ILL.,
ss4sGeS 4. sM enss:its, o4 Fne ys0
5s4s-Lottie Brand, Dickinson, N. D.
5s44-Joaehim E. Wiese. Meriden, Iowa.
5s45-l. L. Marker. Marietta, MINI;
Ssts!snn f Bses!uad, 5sos 5
Ss.SH H. Hep Ps50s WIS.,
5s51-William M. Ramsell, Ottumwa, Iowa.
ss5sS a. H. ..s WIFI. f Ss:ssss'
ss54-Erank Schnasss. Gro4t1n, oS $: D. n
5s5s-B. E. K5apse, Dallas CITY, II:
ns''ahiS D*j @sss; 's"'
536l-Elle Nichols, Aberdeen, S. p;
s 5sss Jakob5shieh, WSshpstons! \; D.
5ss5-t ohm H. Wiiil,ams. Wakpaia, S. b.
5366-Jos. H. Koch, Tulare, S. D:
5se7-{ohn Hakanen, Aberdeen, S. p.
5s6s-Dan Reardon, Mobridgs, s. D.
5369-John Jansen, Ashton, S. D.
5371-Moritz F. Anding, Pierre. S. D.
5372-yohn H. Conner, Joliet, ILL.,
5373-C. A. Potter, Selby, S. D.
5s75-J. W. STANCE, Ldgerwood, N. D.
5376-Andrew H. Heggelund, DEBORAH, Iowa.
5377-Wm. B. Harfel, Safe Harbor, Penn.
537s--William F. Walsworth, Huron, S. D.
5s79-T,uther Moore, Brookings, S. D.
53s0-Sivert Hauge, Mapleby, MINI.
1881 -Clemons Brossart, Aberdeen. S. p;
sssa-Mary Montgomery, Montgomery, Mimi
53sS-Carl August Sylden, Buston, Iowa.
53s4-Stephen f. Davis, Bolckow, Mo.
53s5-Michael Gleason, Witten, S. D.
5ss6-Danie Drew, Footvle, Wis.
53s7-=-Alfred Hanson, Butler. S. D.
5sss-Alva Baird, Washington, S: D.
53s9-Henry C. Wiger, Mabel, MINI.
5390-Charles w. Arhart. Lisbon N. D.
539l-Simeon Ross, Estelline, S. D.
59o2-William N. Dakin. Sabina, Ohio.
5393-J. H. Slowgh, Marka, Kan:
5394-robias Nelson, Mobrldge, S. D.
5395-Toe. Kirby. Sioux Falls, S.. D.
$500. W; johnson, Golliss Mimi III
539s-Edward Erickson, Aurora, Kan.>
5399-Mare H. Tewett, Aberdeen, S., D.
54oo-James Leslie Clark, S. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
Spiritual Truth In Modern PLAY
By FORBES ROBERTSON, English Actor,

.... FORBES ROBERTSON. Enslh Actor + . %@%&
H~H HE stage has reached where it HANDING
4 OUT SPIRITUAL TRUTHS across the foot.ghts and
~ not teaching morals only, but PREACHING SERMONS
The time when plays have be Of strenuous action
to succeed past play does to carry vigorous
story II can convey theme Of beauty and simplicity CARRYING
TRUE RELIGION to the hearers but being religious Day
1t good to this commercial age tendency toward the
spiritual on the stage believe that people are begin
ming to LIVE BETTER AND CLEANER LIVES. a=s
IN THE STRESS OF THE TIME WHICH WE LIVE MEN ARE
BEGINNING TO LEARN THAT CAN DO WITHOUT rlIE
THINGS THAT DEGRADE AND WITHOUT STAND MORE
CHANCE or SUCCESS %-.@ .s- -
Even in the liquor question dying out and have seen
many clubs drinking tea where time ago the
ver drink had been brandy soda So people want rood ~
and religious truths GOING ACROSS THE FOOTIIGHTs
just surely they GOING FORTH FROM THE PULPIT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02

dress to the farmers and visitors at
the National Corn exposition to be
held in Omaha December s to 10.
Mr.. Hill says he will present some
figures to show that the west and
northwest are not indebted to fav-
orable seasons and brute force alone
for the good crops which will be har-
vested this year. He Is firm believ-
or in the mixing of brains with mus
Gle and gives brains most of the cred
it. His address is one Of the big
drawing cards of the exposition at
Omaha.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
WHAT TO DO WITH THE CLAIM.

WHAT TO DO WITH THE CLAIM.
Aberdeen American: Ten thousand
persons have been designated as elig-
IDLE for 10000 claims in the Indian
reservation. Ten thousand more
have been given the right to file
upon these claims If the first 10000
does not want them.
Thousands of persons who have
been successful in the drawing are
today wondering what they are 60
ing to do with their new possessions.
Some o. lem want to take up the
land, but haven't the money with
which to do it. Others want to gain
: possession, but can't make living
out Of the soil. Others haven't the
least idea Of taking up the claim and
they won't do anything about it.
Many persons have fled in the reg
istration simply on the chance that
they might get No. I. Any of them
would make a big effort to have made
q God with that. choice, but with any
thing less they fail to want it.
This seems to be the only weakness
of the present system of distributing
the land, but as long as persons will
not observe any closer the obligations
laid upon them in the affidavit they
make, the weakness will exist There
seems to be no way to correct it ex-
cept to educate the people up to a
higher recognition of the obligation
they swear. to.
In the list of winners in Aberdeen
the majority of them, in all probable
ity, will never go any farther than
they have done already. When the
time comes to file they will let their
right go by default. This will be true
of hundreds of others, and it is likely
that more than half of the first II, 900
persons will never go near the reser-
walton.
This is one way in which the indif-
ferent can be eliminated and the real
homeseekers, even though to be
found near the end of the list, will
gradually sift toward the top, and the
realization of their ambition for a
home in the new country.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02

Kills Her Foe Of 20 Years.
'SThe most merciless enemy + had
for 20 years. dealares Mrs. James
Duncan, OF Haynssville, Me-, twas
dyspepsia. ! suffered intensely after
eating or drinking and could scarce
" sleep. After many remedies had
failed and several doctors gave me
up tried Electric Bitters, which
cured me completely. Now I can eat
anything. am 70 years old and
anything am 70 years old and
am overjoyed to get my health and
strength back again." For indiges-
ton, loss Of appetite, kidney trouble.
lame back, female complaints, it's un-
equaled. Only SOC at Finney's Drug
Store. T.. ~ss&s$ i +, 49,, ~ -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
NEST OF OWLs.

New Salem Journal: A nest. OF
Owls was organized here Wednesday
night and the prospects are for a
right jolly brood :herefrom. The
following are the chosen officers
DR.. J. H. Britton, executive;' J. A.
Miller, vice executive; W. E. Klinger,
past executive; JOS. H. Wohlman,
warder; Gust Juchatz, sentinel; F.. H.
Walker. Otto Mann, VIM. Scott, trus-
tees; VIM. Behrbaun, secretary; Jos.
Reichert, master of nest; s. A. An
derson, vicar; Dr. J. Bursma, lodge
physician. $685..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02

The Investment made by Bismarck,
through it's commercial club and
through its business men for the re-
cent land registration promises to
yield splendid returns. While there
seemed to be little stir during regis
tration period and the presence of
over 10000 strangers in the city dur
Ing that time was hardly noticed
there is however, an undercurrent of
inquiry and evidence of interest on
the part Of 1and-seekers that promis-
es to increase as the days go by. The
attention of the whole country has
been called to Burleigh county and
the Missouri slope. The registration
sections of the Bismarck Tribune
have gone into every state and 1t is
fruitful seed. Thousands who have
registered and who, have drawn high
numbers are; already turning their at
tention to the cheap lands to be had
right here in Burleigh and surround
ing counties where all the advantages
:of civilization churches and schools,
are already provided. They find up
on analysis and a little figuring that
lands to be obtained IN this section
for SO, SIS and so an acre on good
terms Of payment are bargains far
greater than anything In sight in the
lottery Of Indian reservation lands.
Real estate men and others will find
that the Inquiries for lands on the
Missouri slope will increase and that
the true worth Of these broad acres
will soon be appreciated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
For the BattIeship Silver Service
Fund Secured BY p. e. 6yrne.
BIG CROPS IN BOWMAN.

Bowman Pioneer: George Kern
was in from Saltwater this week.
proving up on his; claim. He stated
that Kern Brothers had alread thresh!--
ed on their farm 800 bushels of
wheat, oats and barley, and 400 BUSH
els of flax When he left they were
threshing another piece Of fax tnav
would go at least 400 bushels. This
would make the biggest crop Of any
one in Bowman county SO far as we
can learn. s,r..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,

Sterling STAR: Joe Coriner's little
baby was accidentally shot last Sum
day morning. Joe was getting ready
to shoot some chickens and laid the
gun down on the floor. 1t went off
itself and tore hole through a par.
tition and struck the baby in the
adjoining room. Fortunately the
force Of the shot was spent before It
struck the child and only a few shot
entered its leg 1t was taken at once
TO Bismarck for treatment. and at
the present writing is getting along
very nicely. .s-,5...711 2 :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02

ed to only $770, 900, while in 1907
they had jumped to $1,631,000,0 900.
This extraordinary economic devel-
opment fully explains Germany's
present aggressive attitude born of
necessity. Doubtless her statesmen
profess peaceable Intentions and will
sincerely follow them as far as posi-
bic for no one will accuse Germany
Of being so foolhardy as to really
desire a war from which she would
have little to gain and much to lose.
Nevertheless, Germany's economic
necessities are serious. To her for
eign markets are already prime ne
cessity, and will become more so with
the rapid development that Germany
is likely to experience during the
next decade. The difficulty lies in
Germany's failure hitherto as a col
onizing nation. She has no possess
sions of great value in other parts
of the world; no strategic position
of commercial Importance. We shut
the door upon her in this hemisphere.
Her commerce is growing and needs
the protection of strong navy, but
she lacks coaling stations as we'll as
successful colonies. and the protective
tariffs of other countries interfere
with her commercial progress, which
under existing conditions should keep
pace with her industrial evolution.
The great bankers of Europe are full
ly aware of the significance of these
conditions, and they would be lack
ing prudence If they did not seek to
protect themselves accordingly. It.
is probably just such tendencies as
these which the present European
boarding Of gold.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
WARNING.

All persons are hereby warned not
to give any credit to G. J. Halvorsen
on account Of Halvorsen & Reade.
Signed, H. L. READE.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
Ignite Coal Supplies.

): Sealed bids are requested to fur.
nish 300 tons (more or less), best
lump ignite coal, delivered at the
public schools during year l909-1O.
Right reserved to reject any or all
bids. Bids to be opened at regular
meeting of board at Will school on
Tuesday. Nov. 9, 1909.
4 BY order of the Board Of Educa-
ton.
Richard Penwarden, Clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02

I Only two more chances to see the
Lilliputians at the Gem. They are
making the. hit of the season and are
playing to packed houses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
$4,000 REWARD.

liberal reward IS always paid
for q 5n$ine$$ Education. Enroll at
the Bi$msrek Bu$ine$$ College. Do
Il NOW. Day and night School. ov.
ertDahi'$ $tore, fst door west Of the
Gem. Ill., 1 4. s> "a g..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
. -~-$- n = :
The Possible, :. :. s.
Future of
Airships.
bx Count fERDIrsAND Won ZEPPELIN
Inventor.
It is quite certain that in II


hour which will cover two thousand miles in two days. if travel
ne at lower speed thousand miles four and half days. ana
we of the air is becoming TACT we nus'
reckon with arshps at least powerful as this
ONCE WE CONSIDER BEEN ALREADY ACHIEVED
WE MUST BELIEVE IN FUTURE, ALTHOUGH THE FUTURE
YET IN SIGHT,
objection has been raised airshp account OF their COST
Certainly today even in America ONLY FEW RCH MEN
COULD AFFORD THEM but the number will be greater than
the total of those who going yachts.
Surely an airshp CANNOT BE COUNTED TOO COSTLY
which informs the general of army JUST WHAT THE EN-
ENVY Is DOING where camped how its batteries are placed
where lie and the weakest we'll the strongest points
of defense.
Their costness therefore, much exaggerated The SMALL
EST WARSHIP EVERY SQUADRON OF CAVALRY,
EVERY BATTERY COSTS CONSIDERABLY MORE
And the nnesma where colony be acquired or
land discovered and opened civilizations Influences
Airshipping will be REGULATED BY INTERNATIONAL
TREATY That really hard first sight, We
conventions and maritime law
Analogous with these treaties will be signed fixing the from
ahps for foreign countries must start and where they
land Air navgators before starting will OBTAIN FROM
CONsUIS REGULAR SHIPS PAPERS AND PASSPORTS,
giving the of quantity Of post merchandise and
the like
INSTRUMENTATION BETWEEN THESE LINES WILL BE
REGULATED WITHOUT, As MANY SUPPOSE. THE DE-
FRONTIERS, PASSPORT SYSTEMS. OR
CUSTOMS PROVISIONS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02

James j. Fill, builder OF the Great
Northern railway, is to deliver an adj
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02

Try Tribune Want Columns.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-02
Kills Her Foe Of 20 Years.

Richard Penwarden, Clerk.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
gonen i Srimenigbeoens &loffe bore
bDb a. gn lna6an &loffe pil6e fom<

Igonen i Grimenigbeoens &Ioffe bore
bpb a. gn laa6an &loffe pilbe tom.
me til at beie 1000 8un6 foru0en
8eilog og foitr 2,100 arorer for
ltoen Soils. Men set bar mere enc
6rimenigbeoen bapoe &aao til. Dog
fa16t, mani paa Ell u0pei ibet ct al
gpggeuopolgets Meolemmer fit ben
lpffeltge Sanfe at fore ilaa Sc unge
6olf / Menigbeoen at tage 5agen op.
Disie gift me0 @laoe ms paa 6orlla-
get, ne6iatte ct 6orretningsuopolg og
orbeioeDe fraftigt pi0ere blanot oe=
res Sepnal6renoe. SberaIt mpbte De
6oritaaelie for Sanfe1 og @illigbeo
til at ofre noget paa Sen, og paa ct
Mpoe, lom 8pggeuopalget bolot ti0=
ligt / 6oroaret, funoe screenings
uopalget meo0ele 0ette, at ser blonbt
Mentgbebens ltngOom bar ian1let
2,270 Mf. til &lpffel1. ga Smfoit=
ningcrne bco Anlfaffelien al @loffen,
mes Splo og set bele, bel NOT pil H.
be op til $500 Mf., mangler ser 10
li0t en0nu, met oglaa Set ifaffes nof
til @eje. Scr ct poet 8torag til Slot
fen al omtrent $50 l1nge Menneifer,
Ser ale bgrer til Me1igbe0en eller er
o%ppofse6e / Sen. gnfelte al oisle er
MI boiotte / &ongcriget, men far al
ligebel billet pDe ct ligl1enoe 8iorog
lon Sem 0erbjenme poa Ggnen. Sc
bpielte 9i0rag, Der CT poet, CT 20
Mf. @ienneminttlig hjiper 9ioraget
omtrent 8 Mf. for bper.
&loffen CT MI bcltilt / Molborg og
bil blipe leperet / Suli Moane0.
Torl1Oen &irfenS 9eupu og Ell fort
Me0Oelelie ON, at Sen er ifenfet al
Mel1igbe0ens l(ngOonL fonl1er Sen
til at bore folgel1oe Snolfrift: uSSeg
fal6er pao @arunel % puu ling, melt
BOG paa SiGlen trut og tung, jpg for
Sen epige @pile."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
Grue ital 11errlig babe truet meo al

Grue ltal 11ennlig babe truet me6 al
fremfomme meo forifiellige graperet1.
De Mhlpringer, og oct er efter bet al,
lerebe oplpite life @naf altlammet1,
6orelpbig er ser inbfalbt 40 &ioner,
peienligit boiiooenoe / 8pen, % Ell
9el al Gtonerne bar peret til Mfbp=
ring forleoen. 6lere, JONI ba1
bopt miolertioigt Spbol0 / @pen,
og JONI fife bar gnlfet at faa 0eres
&eripn inbblanoet / Mfferen, bar
ifpnolomt iagt Malborg Sarpel. 6rlt
9rlpe &eterien bar betient Jig al oel1
Srofif at leie @erelier ub for en- bpi
8etaling til unge Ear 11tugtigt pic
meo, bln bar en0piDere / lin elegm1=
te 2eiligbeo ipGrflat itore 8afanaler
og pes oisie 9eiligbeo orepet en- 11o=
ltroft @anoel ne0 Spiritus - bopeo=
logclig Gbampag1e = til bpje Eri=
ier til Sc Serrer og lpsagtige &pin=
Ser, ion1 lpgte E%eniionatet. Gen ar=
reltereoe Game bar efter Sigenoe bee
ret ioa roffineret / @cmuneligbe0 at
tprc r6renunebbpg" per tine u@iG=
tier" / SiOens 2eb. Sen r6remneO-
bog" ifal nof in6ebolbe Mapne paa
mange, bbem cit Silligelie til Sorbpr
MI pil fonme meget ubeleiligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

gienoomslalg. uNugiteo=
goorb" pes &ol0ing er al gjeren,
Eroprietnr Sprgenier, lplgt til Tor=
batter Eeterlen, GbriltionsOal, for
$4,000 ST. Sill @oor0en bgrer $50
Gbr. 2ono me0 IL S0r. Sartforl.
8elntning og Snpentar meOfplger.
Spertogelie 25. sunni.
- @ooerupgaar6, al a(rea1 ca. 80
Sor. S., iamt @o0erup &inomplle
ct al 81. 2in0emann, @oriens, iolgt
til @aor0ens n1o>1geaarige 6orpogter
9iotbolrlen. ajpbelum l1beienot.
- gertel Semen bor 1olgt 1ir
@aar0 r@orggoar0" / &un0borg
Sbp til l1ngfarl ST.. @anlen, forben
@prlteo Mollegaar0, for $1,000 ST.
Sill u9orggaar0" bprer go0t so S0r,
8pgleoelan6. Spertagelien er 1fet
- @opebgaarOen uMltrup" De(
@jprring CT pe6 SpangSauftion til:
1looet Hartifulier Gbriitoffer &elter:
goorb, Groa, og @Or. g. 6. Gbrilten:
ierl Sogterp> iom nfploeltgiortf
Eontbopere for 10000 ST.
- @rep &n1tb, HoienOal pit. &jg
&c, bar iolgt u&elbolt", u Ntil fre
@eile, til Bropr. Sergenlen, Slug
iteogooro. u&elbolt" bar 115 Sor
2auo. Opertogelien 1fer 1trafs. Ser
uomerfeoe 8eiGtning me6fglger.
= Sopeogoarben Boiler" bel
@jprring me6 ct Mreal al 460 Sor
@arb, er al Gieren, Hroprietar &i9'
ioIgt til &roprieter Sgrgenien, 8e
iter 8rgnoerup, for 10000 &r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

SlDebranOe e. 2aOe6pgntl1.
ger % &oltalO peO 9opeogaarOel1
Sl1oer11pbolm pes sforping er neo-
brGnot. Sl0el1 ppitoO / ct Materiol'
fur og CT piltnof poalat. Soopel
Sclfene JONI &%reaturerne bar poo
Marfen.
- llobulene til Gterup Sattig:
gaoro pes 8rpn0erslep er ne0brG1Ot.
2 &per og 1 Spin in0ebr911Ote. ST.
Sen ct %iormelltlig paalot al ct al
6attiglenu1rerne, JONI / berule Jet Sil=
ltal1O alarmere0e 8eboerne, ga SlSen
11obrpb.
- 6orle6en Scat ne0brG11ote Sen
81. g. An0erien 0raiD %til6prenoe
@ooro pou 6uglslep Morf / Siltrnp
sogn. Set meite SnObo brenote.
- Sre ll0ln1ger til @Qoroeler
Scniens @oor0 poa @a0erup Mearf,
folbet u@pnlegaar0en", er br91rot.
Set lpffeoes at re06e Stuebuiet, oa
Set regneoe lterft og set laa Z a S
Mlen ira Sc pprige 8pgninger. Ser
inoebrnr0te 3 Spin. Sl0en opltoo
fra &aoifebuiet.
- 6prleben %Gftermi00og u0brp0
ser $50 / Sen i%oafal0te uGorte &ro",
Ell bolp 0iil @eor0 for &arOe. &roe1l
neo5rGnote / 2pbet al Ell balp Shines
Sis. Gierin0en, @nfe Marte Ser
monierl bar, / 6plge uHibe Mmtst."
enc bien1me, 0a Sl0e1 r0brp0, og tit
al S110bo fun lit Sengetgi re0oet.
&reot1rerne par paa Wearfen. 8Dg~
ningerne par altfor lapt forlifreoe.
- @oar0en rGalsgaorO" moro
for Eiter Sorslep er forle0en fnlo=
jtpnbig n%e0brGn0t. Set bar en- gom=
mel @oor0. @eietni1g og Snobr
reobebes. Sl0en me1e5 at bore op=
itooet ira uofaltet elife. Guuroens
Gier CT Gognnanb Heterie en- / &an=
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