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The bee., 1909-12-30

You certainly be hord upon this night OF al nights
when ohd look back upon the things which
robbed me OF dusg the just closing should think you would
be ashamed to sit there and point few small pleasures though
they from which should escape There certainly little
enough in life for without being deprived of books
intercourse But must must and the sacrifice of my
pleasures will stop your many presume
them the altar of noble and obedcn wchood But Oh John
did not think you would ask it, (rear)
The bee., 1909-12-30
Dune Of Cassie Chadwick Dies.

Pittsburg. Dec. 29.--Tames w.
Friend millionaire banker and manu-
facurer ice-president and operating
head Of The Pressed steel Car COM
pany of Pittsburg, is dead. Mr. Friend
was one of the two bankers held up
a few years ago for 100000 in cash
by Cassie Chadwick.
The bee., 1909-12-30
But another pr5ef that Cooks
are unreliable aud expensive.

A daily paper prints the
headline "Gompers is Game"
over a report efSsm's late criti-
cism Of President Taft and the
Supreme Coart. Maybe. But
It is certain that he has dueered
mis- game with a frowsrd and
presumptious tongae.
The bee., 1909-12-30
-Four Officials Indicted.

Muskoge, Ok, Dec. 24.-The special
rand jury Investigating Muskogee
'ounty returned indictments against
Charles VanR, William Harris and T..
B. Sutton, county commissioners,
:harging them with malfeasaace IT, Of
ice. There are 20 counts against the
commissioners. and they are cited TO
-ppear before the court Dec 20 to
show why they should not be removed
The bee., 1909-12-30
.saa Mr.. a 10 Mrs.. a on Dec. 5I.-
on incur year after year.

That's right aud I'm glad mentioned it. had not thought
ot before That will be money saved Now propose bargain
and it's fair My resignation from the club will go in tonight you
will Join good work and mail tonight withdrawal
the bridge club class whatever you call it. good deed
always better when it's doubled and that will be good
accomplished savings made instead OF What say you my
will turning leaf with the opening
year, The question c@ry needless for know
course, that you will
The bee., 1909-12-30
Youth Drained while tle KneeI..

Grenada, Miss, Dee. 24-VerRsn
Arnold, % years old, while druak,
killed negro boy, II years old, at
Holcomb. After cutting the asgro's
clothing several times. Arnold mace
the boy kneei. While in this attitude,
crying aud begging Tor his life. Arnold
struck him over the head, lSilltag him
instantly.
The bee., 1909-12-30
Said Mrs. A 10 Mr.. a OF Dec. JI.-

With all the many vices with which indulge yourself
that YOU might overlook the small pleasure which have Yes
admit there cvang books than day novels But
| TO pleasure. the Small thing which
my mite Of enjoyment DO you John think fair ask
Of this sacrifice that YOU might h, the slippers yon certainly
needi Your great beside my small If YOU really
mean that YOU say about planning the future Why give up
your club; It but another of the many needless expense. which
YOU incur year after year
The bee., 1909-12-30
sussy AppeaI Is rMss,

washington. Dec. 2s.--The urit 81
error upon which the sevsrnsAeat j.
appeaIikg V the supreods court ffpm
me decision Of yadse Holt q BAach
he held that certain ssgaP 6use Of.
fcials were protected from prosecutions
by the statue Of limitations was aled
in the supreme court by the depart
ment OF sustiGs.
The bee., 1909-12-30
Said Mr.. A 10 Mrs. A on Dec. JI.-

Your sentiments. dear noble ones, and with my
approval We will plan tonight for the year that Yes,
the alone but years We will study and solve tho problems
that better and life for and There
little things might improve So letter which
spend the small but The price of that
novel you reading would have purchased the slippers badly
need Now lets begin by giving cigars which agree
but vile weeds and your novels which but the cheapest kind
OF trash and tWaddlc.
The bee., 1909-12-30
Republicans NJ ne p. S. Griffith.

Butler, Mo, De 2s.-Phil S. Grit
fifth Of Greenfield EDITOR ofthe Vedette,
was nominated by the Republicans
Tuesday as a candidate for congress
from the sixth district to succeed the
late David DeArm0nd.
The bee., 1909-12-30
Another EoothaII PlaYer Dies.

Pittsburg, Dec. 29.-Charles Ries, n
years old, died at the West Penn
hospital. He was member of the
Huntington Athletic club football team
and during a game Thanksgiving day
was hurt on the head.
The bee., 1909-12-30
aovernor Ncrrowly Escapes Death.

'1oFsfFloI ieoFF0WIy Escapss Oedtfl. :
Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 24.-Despite ef-
orts 10 conceal the facts il became
nuwn that Gov Austin L. Crothers
: Maryland had narrow escape from
cath when bullet fired by one
1csro truckmau a, another Whizzed
within an inch OF the head Of the gov
arnor
The bee., 1909-12-30
COCO intentions Not Enouah.

Remember, son. said Uncle Eben,
you mus have judgment as well as
enthusiasm. Good intentions is re-
sponsible fob some o. de worst sing
in in de choir"
The bee., 1909-12-30
rhe Truth. in Most oasss.

A man tries to control his children
before he has learned TO control him
self New York Press.
The bee., 1909-12-30

Ro-nsorrow another year bega To-niEt is as tine I'd
PIN for the future To resolve saty vion:
hay aside the evils lives Have you John considered what
tonight Have thought Of the things
have goue without and might have had but for
Have yeu the YOU me- your so-cald pleas
uFes You si there smoking vile weed but have you thought OF
the gowns burned within
Let's talk it John Just aud and the old year dies plan
for better and noble things in the year o
The bee., 1909-12-30

Honor Belongs to French Chemist.
The first process OF making soda on
an extensive scale was discovered by
Nicholas Leblanc, French chemist.
in 1701
The bee., 1909-12-30

Some varieties OF rice ripen in two
months after planting, while others
require up TO six months OF cultiVs-
ton.
The bee., 1909-12-30

Light Best Enemy Of Vice.
The mayor OF Baltimore says that
one good light is worth dozen pa.
fcemen.
The bee., 1909-12-30
Best to Purify Water.

Ozone is the agent for purifying Ww
Ter, because 1t adds nothing exoep9
oxygen, which assists in aerationA
The bee., 1909-12-30

Most o. the cooking of the Japanese
cities is done in public ovens, which
are maintained at convenient plaUcE
at moderate cost TO patrons
The bee., 1909-12-30

During the year and the follow will live
have lived them. We will enjoy TO the full pleas
Ne will resolutions which will later regret
and break We will ask either Of from the other that
4ot willing give the other and let the New Year
Dated "a o'clock midnight December a.
The bee., 1909-12-30

Uncle Ezra Sayss
1T amt soad fur man u u anSk&t
bgt did you efVr see an o. u4eb 80
knew what Ne sosa fur MAJ ~ =
The bee., 1909-12-30

Dated "a o'clock, midnight, December g.
The Glenwood post., 1909-12-25

tural pageantry from other sections of
tho country which was paradel before
the eyes Of the thousands, and which
represented dollars to our dimes, 1 am
afraid We felt little small ourselves.
Leaving to my colleagues the plea
SAINT duty Of telling you what they did
for your section Of the country in the
direct and personal sense, I will touch
upon q few things we accomplished
for the common cause Of boosting youI
county.
We told them that Colorado sunshine
was as generous and perpetual as the
smile Of God; that the end Of the rain
bow rested in Garfield county and thar
here the mystic pot of gold was to De
found.
We told them that if an industrious
man cares for = Colorado orchard for
five years, il will care for him and his
family for the balance of their lives.
We showed them samples of the
finest potatoes ever grown in the soil
of this terrestrial ball, and impressed
them with the important fact that they
were from Garfield county. Colorado,
The Glenwood post., 1909-12-25

fruit will travel by refrigerator ears
to New York. and will there be trans
shipped to special refrigerator ship.
The freight will be pretty penny.
But London demands the best and
must have Colorado apples.
The growers themselves will net
slightly more than 81 900 per ear for
the shipment. Fancy Ganos and Wine
saps comprise the bulk of the ship
ment, although one or two other var
ieties are represented. The entire ship.
ment represents price of around 50
per box.
Western slope apples never entered
the London market in such quantity
But London has had taste. and must
have more. They really believe that
they can't get such apples any place
else, and they're about right
1t is the largest single consignment
of apples made from western Colorado
The Glenwood post., 1909-12-25

are not visible to the naked eye. VIC
have firm belief that the result of our
invasion of the effete east in the inter
est of Colorado's banner county will
materialize beyond the scope of mere
tangible results. Our natural born
modesty cries ont against recitation
of the real facts in the case, SO we
must rest content with a plain state.
ment of things and events which trans
pred during our strenuous efforts to
place Garfield County, Colo, on tho
map commercially.
We arrived at the big show unher
aided and unsung-and it was patent
from the first that it was up to US to
do our own shouting and singing, for
it was clearly case of the race to the
swiftest and the devil take the hinder
most. That his Satanic majesty dill
not rope and hog.tie the Garfield Co.
delegation, / offer in evidence the per,
sonal appearance here tonight of your
humble servants.
Our space was small our exhibits
We're small, and amid that great ava.
lanche of agricultural and horticul-
The Glenwood post., 1909-12-25
COLORADO APPLES IN
LONDON MARKET

London gets the largest consignment
of the world-famous apples of the
Grand valley and the Gunnison valley
to be made from those districts this
year.
!. l.. Taylor of 800 Railway build
ing, Denver representative of the Del
Ia County Fruit Growers association
OF Delta and the Colorado Fruit &
Commercial company of Grand June-
ton yesterday sold to William Crosley
representing the famous commission
and purveying firm of Crosley & Sons
of Liverpool and New York. 25 cars
of the best apples produced during the
season in the vicinity of Grand June.
tion and Montrose.
The price paid averages more than
$1,000 per car.
The apples are now in storage in
Denver, and will be shipped about Jan
l, according to contract. The precious
The Glenwood post., 1909-12-25
Alone in Saw Mill at Midnight

unmindful of dampness, drafts. storms
or cold. W. ]. Atkins worked as night
watchman, at Banner Springs, Tenn
Such exposure gave him a severe cold
that settled on his lungs. At last ne
had to give up work He tried many
remedies but all failed till he used DR..
Kings New Discovery. "After using
one BOTTLE he writes. 81 went back
to work as well as ever' Severe
Colds. stubborn Coughs, inflamed
throats and sore lungs, Hemorrhages,
Group and Whooping Cough get quick
relief and prompt cure from this glori
Gus medicine. SOC and Sl.Oo. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug
stores.
The Glenwood post., 1909-12-25
= RoUsINa MEETING
p AT GRAND VALLEY
Continued from page one)


county, but that when the fact that
Glenwood Springs is the county seat
was mentioned to them, they readily
located it, many of them stating that
they had visited here.
Lou D. Sweet, of Denver, partner of
Frank Sweet in the Crystal River Lani
company tthe Sweets are not related)
told the crowd that he had week of
the show. and assured them that it
was one of the best Investments this
county had ever made from an advcr
tising standpoint.
Lee Haney was in his usual optimis-
tic mood and provoked much enthus-
iasm and some laughter in telling of
the experiences Of himself and collea
CUES at Chicago. Among other things
he said:
Leo Haney Praises Garfield
Like the hunter home from the hills,
we greet you, our people, and if the
tro.,hics wn!ch Car from OIL. bel,i
The Glenwood post., 1909-12-25

/
and we had the man who grew them
right there to prove it. We stated and
proved to them that these same pota-
toes are in use on the dining cars of
thirteen leading American railway lines
and numerous high class hotels and
clubs, which were paying fancy prices
for the product, but insisted upon hav-
ing them.
We exhibited fine apples from var
lous parts of this county, and had an
expert horticulturalist there to explain
to the skeptics just how the fruit was
brought up to the fine state of perfee-
tion which it reflected.
We told them the wonderful and true
story of Garfield county's verdant val
leys, studded with modern homes that
shelter her happy and prosperous peo-
pie.
We told them of your unexcelle1
school system, and how Education, that
powerful weapon for universal peace
and contentment, was being placed in
the hands of your growing young, and
its uses taught and instilled into the
minds of children.
We extolled Colorado S scenic grand
uer in words that would make the au-
thors of Grecian epics green with envy
and send the poet of passion to the
dictionary for new supply of ammu-
milton.
In addition to the products which
VIC displayed, and the thousands Of
pieces of literature distributed, we had
on exhibition there samples of Garfield
county's greatest asset-representativ
types of her splendid citizenship-in
the persons of Mr.. Sweet of Carbondal ;
and Mr.. Clough of Rifle.
And so it would seem that Garfield
county with her unlimited advantages
held out to the homeseeker, with her
uneXctlled climate. with her proximity
to ready market for her products. has
started on the great high way to the
fame and fortune which she so em
nently deserves. One of the greatest
advantages to come of a meeting such
as that held in Grand Valley is closer
acquaintance and communion of oar
own people, and that such functions
should be held oftener and along broad
er lines will be admitted by all. The
town of Grand Valley did herself proud
as host to the nearly 200 people who
attended the banquet, and as Mr.. Han
ey aptIy remarked, the scene compared
favorably with one in the banquet hall
of any Denver commercial organiza
tion.
Now that the wedge is inserted,
let s all get hold of the maui and send
it home. STAND TOGETHER! PULL
TOGETHER! ALL TOGETHER.
The Glenwood post., 1909-12-25

this season, although the crop there ag-
gregated $4,7O0,000. 1t has been dis
tributed all over the world.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11
~, knowing that you appreciate q good
Dme and enjoy this great bargain feast with
In your pocket. Such bargains almost

ira heavy gray Blankets, Mar
lice CSC; Hoosier cash price CSC
hy twilled blanket. Martin price
: HOOsier cash price ...$1.19
duality geese Feathers. Mar
price. 85c b.; Hoosier cash
Blankets. single 1914 gray
In, price 3Sc: Hoosier cash
fhite and gray single blankets,
extra heavy, Martin, price Csc;
Ter cash price .29c
ms fast black Hose, Martins
12hc: Hoosier cash price. .7c
5n's extra heavy Hosiery; Mar
price zoe; Hoosier cash price
colored Hosiery. Martin price,
Hoosier cash price ~. SC
nne Lisle Hose, Martin price
Hoosier cash price ...... .15c
| Socks, brown mixed. Martin
i 12hc; Hoosier cash price. .7c
fast black Hosiery, Martin
j 15c, Hoosier cash price :. 10c
Fancy Hosiery. Martins price
Hoosier cash price ...... .19c
Underwear. gray mixed and
color, Martin price 6Oc; Hoos-
cash price .35c
Il ecru Vest and Pants. all siz-
extra heavy fleeced. Martins
D, 60c, Hoosier cash price 36c
Il Union Suits, Martin price,
Il: HOOSier cash price .... .09c
Sateen Skirts. Martin price,
Il: Hoosier cash price -. soc
|.kirts. Martins price Csc; Hoos.
ash price 15c
L Flannelette Gowns, Martin &
d 65c; Hoosier cash price. .39c
H Golf Gloves, Martins price.
/ Hoosier cash price ..35e
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

This would make an excellent e1e9s
else for the jaw. Sing only the Sove
els. dropping the jaw as each one is
attacked-"o, eh. ah.- The o. Of course,
IL pronounced like the English o and
the in vol like e. The e in che n pro-
nounced like the English A. Sapete n
pronounced sahpata. You now have
the voweis Q. ee. a, nh. T. Open the
throat wide. drop the jaw and pro-
nounce the tones on note In the eAsi-
ct part Of your voice.
Do not attack note At the same
time tAat yUu are inhaiIng- That Is too
soon. EAkA H. breath through the
nose. of roe16e. md girc It an instant
to settle z1te attacking the sound.
n this w1S 30 win avoid the stroke
e the xiO0is Which = caused by the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

Mems Colt Gloves, Martin price soc.
Hoosier cash price ............ 35c
Muslin Gowns, Martin price 65c; Hoos-
Ter cash price .39c
Muslin Gown, Martin price $3.50;
Hoosier cash price ........... sec
Muslin Drawers, Martin price 35c:
Hoosier cash price ........... 19c
Muslin Skirts. trimmed, Martins
price $1.5O; Hoosier cash price 8ec
100 yards Spool Silk. Martins price
10c; Hoosier cash price ....... sc
American Beauty Corsets, Martins
price, $1.25; Hoosier cash price sec
American beauty Corsets, Martins
price $3.50; Hoosier cash price
...... ............ ......... .$z.ou
Embroidery, Martin price 10c; Hoos-
Ter cash price Sc
Extra fine quality embroidery, Mar
tins price 15c; Hoosier cash price
......... ......... ..........o l-Sc
Embroidery. Martin price. csc; Hoos-
Ter cash price ..18c
Torchon Lace and Inserting, Martin
Price, 6Ac: Hoosier cash price &c
Torchon Lace and Inserting, Martins
price, 1-3c. Hoosier cash price. Sc
Lace Curtains, Martin price $1.25:
Hoosier cash price ........... .89c
Lace Curtains, Swiss, Martin price,
$1.25, Hoosier cash price ..... .6ec
Linoleum, Martins price 6Oc: Hoosier
CASH price SOC
Carpet, Martin price, 35c; Hoosier
cash price 24c
9x12 Administer Rugs, Martins price,
$500; Hoosier cash price ..S19.48
Tapestry Rug. 9x12, Martins price,
$500; Hoosier cash price -. .$e.es
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11


ouwiHnee the six months toe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

What HssWtsrs Teach Aniuais.
II pTpof were needed Of the part
played by sportsmen In this edncatioo
Of the wild. We have Il In their curious
limitations when confronted BY dan
gers Of another kind
No number Of fatalities keeps these
game birds away from the telegraph
wires; no lengtbening death roll warns
the woodcocks and other fly by nights
to avoid the fatal lantern Of the light
house. Not all the centuries Of hayoc
have taught the larks to build theis
nests out o< reach Of scytbe and sickle.
Only the noisier menace Of dogs acd
guns has brought acquired experience
In this tue true sportsman has his con-
ISOLATION, for II df6culty be the eDence
Of sport then that df@culty II likely TO
incTease-PnIl Man GaSette.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

.Pardon me-" said the lady o. .
marketing expedition. hat arc fhess
egEs fresh laid?
absolutely. madam" replied tha
truthful grocer promptly The farm
er purchased those eGgs from wuas
allow kis hens to lay tl,em anr ode
way."-Londou Te1egxaph
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

For an early breakfast take home
Mrs. Austin's pancake -four. Ready in
6 minute.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11
Shoes For Men,
Women and Children
All Good Makes.
This Was a Very Good,
Clean Shoe Stock.

Ladies' fine sShosi sin dor calf
a s1aIH
de Lh$3 a
Ladies' dress Shoes
any u5 ii
1M Use h$2 al
in Sc
seamless $ al
edngoah ss
worth a Boyssa caf to n2wuu
al
go1 1g n
SEAL
Mems sine bh and
worth al It
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26
Oiem College.

Den Observation-Disclosures unsdon,s
skole / Des Moines, Iowa, beepnoer fn
@intertermtn for un8e Meno os &pin6er
ben 1. December.
9enne Sfole er be}temt for ban1t<ameri,
fan1f ln96om, babe ben, Der er fB6t Der |
2anbet, % ben, lom ct in6panoret.
@tolen uobanner pprbenhe 8r91ter / ben.
banlfe &irte" / Mmerifa, lamt 29rere pg2er.
erinoer for ben oanite Bprneitole.
0Sfolen er o9iaa for iaabanne, iom 1pger
en- almin6elig. %l1ooannelie eaer n6oioelie af
&unofaberne fra ben banIte og amerifan1te
Tolteifole.
9aaliae 1prebra9 oper biitpri1te % lirre-
rere @mner. @pbe 9i9terp9rter 9ennem>
leieS p9 forflares.
@runbi9 Undertaking i Gngelff % 9anfl,
Spit, Satin, @re1t, 9iit0,ie, Raturfa9. mo.
temati1fe Sag, Sana D9 Wtuif, Saning %
9aanoarbejoe fDr 8i9er.
@pmnaftif, 1aarel for allie @leper ion1 for
nalste Sob. 6pl9enoe en9ellte &urius:
Preparat Try Course, Commercial
Course, First Grade Certificate
Course.
@tpre, lpie @prelier. @unb % gpb &of.
Dpboloet fra 1. 9cbr. til IA Starts tofter
$67.O 90.
@trip efter &atalo9.
Snbmel6 Ser / COB Sib.
Benedict Nordentoft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26

Det par en- par11r SSuliaften fort fpr SEN Sag ser
par beitemt til Dor &freie til ct. Morit5, bpis 2uf
Goftore11 bob6e %foror0net mig. 9uneifreooerin6en
bab6e bele 9ugen plaget mig meo at prebe; Mo'er
bab6e beret betenft paa at la6e f%orferoige EN- tarbes
Zig, men me9et net 9}eiiegaroerobe til os begge, og
alle Torbere0eIier til bor &eile bar trufne, og bbao
ser en6nu mangle6e al proftiife @maottng for at
gipre &eilen %beba9elig, ifuloe ri figbe / Sranff urt
am M}ain. S &%eltenberg boboe man muIigpis fun
net faa en- 8oto11lerfasle, 1ne1 Ell &elletalfe Stem
bar efter Mo'erS Mening mere paslen0e. Sg Dt
bap0e 10 iii &aa6 til at figbe %iaa0anne Sing; Sntel
45er6ert bap0e, iaa blot leg funoe mprfe, ien6t ben0e
rigeligt me0 Henge; ban lfuloe> efter bpao Mo'er
fortalte mig, babe ggtet en- 1neget forr1uen6e Game.
Groos 2egen5 Sorbuo fun0e leg Sen iioite Mftea
life mo0lta a 2Dfen til at gao ne6 / &ape1; set bar
6e1 ii0ite often be6 9liti6e11. gu ten bar fpol11 og
t1rg in0e i 8ereli erne. W}o'er bar fife bien11ne;
FUN bar for fort Sis ii6en, ifprt Sat og @ial, gaaet
US og bao0e tolt ON at bile aflegge ct 8eidg bo5
6rpfen Melitta BON Sollen for at iige benoe 6oroel.
Seq babe ienot en- Silien 1neo til Sem png1te Trgfen
bon Sollen og bap6e paologt M1o'er at forbpre, ON
Set @pgte bar ianot, at Moalbert 8ecfer beileoe til
Sore bon Sollen. 9u falte0e jeg ogiao ct Sgrfle6e
oper Sflllorere og meg mig 1eo as Srappen.
9febe / 6orbolle11 bre11Ote 2onpe11; N2oter iao
oN'HN"e 1''1'Se wv W lltt14SOt OpA'lel ~
9ee6ioltning. Me6 ct flpgtigt u@o6aften!" gift ieg
for6i Sem og u6 as. 9ere1. 1bret opre poa Wearie=
firfe11 iog nj. st blegt Moonelps> lom fun r1piio11=
1neligt trangte Jig gjennen l1pejrsifperne, laa ODER
Sen itille @oarosplo0s; Eorten / Mure11, Ser fprte
i10 til @opeu, ito6 poa bis @ob, og @ortnerbolige1
brpnote Ser 2ps. @ortnerens Sr1aabgrn Jas enonl1
i 6eres 9eat0ragter poa Sug paa &uiets D6rtrin og
raobte oeres: u@ooofterL Srgfen!" eter mig.
S Sen itore, porfligne10e &obe oan0e0e leg igier1
fritz; fra Gunmerl, JONI oanne0e @ren1elfjel1et MEL
lem gnge1 og Sope1, fom Ser Ell fugtig, %ouftfpl0t
Suit oper mig. S Set .fjer11e bag 9o1osbpen lpneoe
Set l1aflooeligt.
Seq gift %la1giout fen moo sem Del al @apen, ser
laa be6 Gan0et. Ser fan0tes en- lille @rotte, jor1
por 9jort gonife t9t peb @irlp al Nfos, Ser bil6e jeg
lio0e og 0reunn1e. Get por 10 EFT Go1nn1erof ten iom /
ct @pentpr, ioa lfjpn, ioo ite1n1i1gsf1lo, iao blg6, og
jg bar ntte1 gor gornntel, og gjenpul1oe11 51n0be0
% lift @aab brogte nut @jurte til at llao Sorpe11t-
ninae1 ON roget piOr1ocrligt, noget fort og b%erligt,
eli @igcn efter 2pffe.
Sfpggen ira Sreerne, UNDER bpilfen @rotte1 lau,
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