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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
BY RoeERTUS LOVE.

N N the history of the world no such
scenes have been witnessed as
those which for nearly two months
past have characterized the strike
OF the shirt waist makers In the city
of New York. Nearly $4,000 girls and
women. members of the Ladies' Shirt
Waist Makers union. were engaged al
first In this greatest strike of women
workers ever known For the first
time since Industrial conditions became
such that women have been compelled
to go out from home and support them
selves and dependent relatives nearly
ell the workers in great industry In
one Of the foremost cities of the world
have engaged in struggle with their
employers, refusing to return to work
until certain demands which they con-
slider Just shall be complied with by
the bosses.
Conspicuous and significant features
q the shirt waist girls strike have
been the entrance into the struggle of
many women of great wealth and high
social position and of others whose
collegiate culture may be calculated by
the unthinkIng to lift them so far
above the plane of the working girl
that a feeling of sympathy for her is
scarcely expected of them.
Yet these college bred women not
only have declared their sympathy for
the strikers. but many have gone on
active service as watchers and pickets
TO aid them in inducing nonunion girls
not to take their places.
Wealthy Women Aid.
Among those of immense wealth who
have. been vigorous workers for and
contributors to the cause are Miss
Anne Morgan. daughter of ]. Pierpont
Morgan, and Mrs. o.. H P. Belmont,
formerly the wife of William K VAN
derbilt, and tho mother of Consuelo.
duchess Of Marlborough. Miss Morgan
has given money and attended meet
ings In the interest of the strikers,
while Mrs Belmont, who not long ago
became an ardent w'mrn suffragist
has raised a considerable fund for the
shirt waist girls among men and wo-
men OF wealth and has gone personally
TO the night police court in the city OF
New York and waited hours and hours
TO go on the bonds of some of the girls
who had been arrested. charged with
violating the law in their earnestness
as pickets.
On one occasion just before Christ
mas Mrs. Belmont remained until after
midnight in the night court waiting for
the cases of four striking girls to be
called She told tho magistrate she
could give her house at ATT Madison
avenue as bond for the girls appear
ance. Tho magistrate. not recognizing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
Irresistible Onslaught of the Automobile

control 1t. and In many instances they
are being enforced 1t is interesting
to point out the fact that the automo-
bile might have been a thing Of use
and beauty three-quarters of a century
before it finally came into vogue but
for the fact that it was put out of COM
mission in England by laws passed at
the instance of the stagecoach oper-
ators. who were jealous Of Its increas-
ing popularity,
Why. certainly there were automo-
biles In England seventy-fve years
ago. They were called steam carriages.
They were crude, but they could make
from ten to twenty-five miles an hour.
When a law was passed charging
steam carriage S12 toll on road that
cost a stagecoach only 50 cents to trav-
ell the same distance the few horseless
vehicle enthusiasts quit trying to de-
velop the invention.
WILLIAM HENDERSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10

her personally, asked If she was re
the house was worth $500. the aggre-
gate required for the bonds
think 1t is." Mrs. Belmont replied
1t Is valued at 100000 There may be
a mortgage on 1t for 100000"
Vassar Graduate Arrested.
Miss Violet Pike. a graduate of Vas
sar college. spent nearly ten hours ir
police station cell. having been ar
rested when she was serving IS q
watcher outside one of the establish
ments where the girls were on strike
Miss Pike declared she had committed
no offense whatever. but had been mis-
taken by the police for ono of the
strikers
At conference attended by Mrs
Belmont. Miss Morgan and other
wealthy women call was extend for
young men students of Columbia uni
versity and young women students of
Barnard college to volunteer as watch
ers and picketers. Many students re-
sponded- Scores of young women,
graduates or undergraduates of some
Of the most noted colleges In the cast.
have gone on duty before o'clock on
the chill December mornings and re-
mained throughout the day outside the
shirt waist shops, their chief duty be-
Ing to sec that the strikers serving as
pickets were not molested by thugs
under employ of the bosses or unjustly
arrested by tho police. Picketing in
connection with strikes is permitted by
law in the state of New York. 1t Is
unlawful to use the word "scab" in ad-
dressing a person. "strike breaker" be-
ing the approved form. Many of the
girls arrested. being ignorant of this
law. were hailed into court and fined
because they yelled "scab" at some girl
who had gone to work for one of the
bosses. --..-.. -----..- - 49,.
In most instances the union paid the
fines. but a number of the girls were
sent to prison on Blackwell's island for
cidents being of such magnitude that
cue them in time.
Churches Help Strikers.
Late in December. when about four
flfths of the strikers had returned to
work. most of them having been taken
back on their own terms, some of the
churches began to take steps to aid the
girls. About 1000 still were out. most
of whom had been employed in the
larger shops. whose proprietors. being
rich. could huid out indefinitely. The
Rev DIR. Henry A. Stimson, pastor Of
Manhattan Congregational church. in
vited Miss Rose Schneidermann, leader
of the strikers, to speak in his pulpit
A collection was taken up. all of which
was turned over to Miss Schneider
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
National Show Has 622 American Manufac-
turers Exhibitors of Motorcars
and Accessories
and Accessories

mum price mentioned. Daily papers
carry long lists of small advertise
ments of secondhand automobiles
many of them touring cars, at prices
less than $780, There are fashions in
autos as in clothes. The man who
dresses correctly for society will have
nothing to do with last years cut OF
coat. The man who elects to keep In
style automatically will spurn with
contempt last years car. CASTOR au-
tos like castoff shoes. still do reason
ably good service. and many there be
that ride therein.
The automobile is getting into It's
PAGES, Laws are being enacted TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
Victor Hueo's Hungry Days.

Victor Hugo was at the time of his
death the wealthiest of nineteenth CEN
tury authors In his younger days.
however. he knew the pangs of poverty.
as after a quarrel with his father Gen
eral Hugo, he and his brother had
their allowance stopped. I'VE made
S16O last us for eighteen months One
chop would. serve for lunch three days
inf Succession. On the first day we
would eat the lean. on the second day
the fat, and on the third day we would
suck the bone we discovered place
in the Quarter Latin where for Is
sous (16 cents) we obtained a four
course dinner. a bottle of wine and as
much bread as we liked. For another
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
New Ambassador to Austria-Hungary Soueh
Senatorial Seat For Twenty-Five
Years In Vain

senate. He is slxty-seven years old.
His removal to Vienna eliminates him
from any further opportunity for SEN
atorial honors.
While Colonel Kercns is known as a
good loser. there Is something pathetic
In his failure to occupy one of the
seats of the mighty In the north wing
of the capitol Three times he was the
caucus nominee of his party In Mis-
souri, for the senate. OF course there
was a Democratic majority in the leg
islaturo each time. but Kerens serene
ly awaited the inevitable event of
Republican majority.
In 1905 1t arrived. But Thomas K
NiedrinGhaus. of the younger element.
went In and captured the caucus nonn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10

KN the list of ambassadors and
n ministers recently appointed by
President Taft the one among the
n new names that has the most In
teresting political romance behind 1t
is that of Colonel Richard c. kerens
of st Louis, who is made ambassador
to Austria-Hungary. The appointment
is in the nature of a reward to Colonel
Kerens for twenty-five years untiring
labor in behalf of the Republican par
ty. Yet while III one scnse 1t may be
looked upon as a triumph. 1t really
sounds the deathknell to the only am
bition Kerens ever had for political
preferment Kcrens for quarter OF
century has had an eye single to the
glory Of a seat In the United States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
Tests of Diamonds.

Most persons are obliged in the pur-
chase of diamond to rely implicitly
upon the word of the man who sells
the stone. While many years of OBJ
servation and experience are needed to
become an expert with respect to the
valuo and purity of diamonds, yet
there are certain extremely simple
tests capable OF being made by the
most inexperienced.S eQne Is by means
of a needle hole pricked through a
piece of ordinary cardboard. Looking
through the stone tested at the card :
board. one Will see two holes If the
diamond be spurious. only one if the
gem be genuine. The reason for this
is that an imitation diamond will give
n double refraction. the real stone but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
Relics of tho Stone Age.

During excavations conducted near
Willendorf. on the Danube. by the pre-
historical section OF the Austrian Nat
ural History museum a chalk fgurine
eleven, centimeters high has been dis
covered in stratum containing In
struments and weapons characteristic
of the stone age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10

sou we obtained the sweetest of smiles
from the pretty girl who looked after
us" This regime does not appear to
have spoiled Hugo's digestion, for at
the age of eighty three he cracked nuts
with his teeth and ate oranges as some
people cat apples-peel and all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
Ace When Infants Do Not w.er

Very young children are not sensitive
to pain to any great extent. A medical
authority states that sensibility is sell
dom clearly shown in less than four
or five weeks after birth. and before
that time infants do not shed tears.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
ll-azZRZ.h RZ.hzaSy.gZHLNERs 8 on 7s5iE IgARcY ri

one refraction. 1t is claimed that there
is no acid having any perceptible effect
upon genuine diamond. Hydrofiuoric
acid will if dropped upon a stone made
OF glass corrode it. but upon the bona
flde stone it will have no effect at all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
AduIterated Butter In 1850.

Butter that was sold to the English
working classes of the flfties was adul-
terated with ground flint. The flint
stones were ground and manipulated
into q substance called Soluble silica"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10

This dissolved in water formed stiff
jelly, which was mixed with the but
ter. fresh salt and coloring matter be-
Ing added The compound resembled
q very good looking dairy made butter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10

his money as a railroad contractor and
In silver, iron and coal mines- He
built many of the southwestern rail-
roads and holds proprietary interest
In several of them.
Unliko most political ''bosses,"
kerens has kept his family on tho
wave crest Of society in St Louis Mrs.
Kerens and tho accomplished daugh-
ter. Miss Gladys, may be counted upon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

marlborough Souie. On aftenen
bol6tes ct Neniebeosmgoe og ling
oomsmsoe / 8oreningen Can
marf"s 2ofaIer i Sigh Solborn.
Brooit 6eneer bolot 6oreOrog ON
n2inets 6loo" % 6ra9te Den oanife
Wenigbeo / 9onoon Siliener fro
Danmorfs aon9e og fra Si9uanoS
8iifop. Neniebeoen bar en- Blaos |
&oneens Sierte og | 8iifoppensgsn.
6rf. gao 5ober % Sr. Bng.
eaoro+W eaer eleoeoe 8%oriamlingen
me0 Muiif og Gang. @n tolrig 6or.
iamIin9 baooe giuet Me6e babe /
airfen oo pe0 NenigbeOsmsOet. Sir.
feraaoet afienote Soffetelegrommer
til 9on9en og 9iifoppen. Man0ag
Iften iomle6es De ifonoinooiifeBrp.
tier | 2onoon til aonference iommen
meo Grobit 5enger | YoItor 9ro.
Itrsms Siem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
Sill Santbaliitan.

Brooltinoe @. 9lume bar beitemt
Zig til at reiie til Snoien / Otter.
aaret for at gpite Sontbolmisiio-
mems Omronoe os Nialionprer. Oct
er BOG life benoes 3anfe, Iom on.
tpoet | yar. Dgbl.~ af 10. Slili, at
bIioe noe og at fomme 6rll Barre
fen til SieIp. 5ru glume bill Inn
gsfe ct geisg Der for iao meget
6e6re at flitne fortiptte &eooftionen
Of SRA SontboImisiionen", boiIfet
lille 8Go6 bar ounoet iaa megen
Snerfenoelie for fin liolioe og let
tilgGn9elige Moooe at forteGle ON
oenne rige Misiionsgernine poa.
SobanneS Shre0er.
&ertif bemPrfer y@r. DabI." Of
20. SuIi:
81 boboe 10 netop ogioo @ifreoet,
at DER tin bar Gale ON etGelBg paa
Wisiionsmarfen % noonlig | Chen
eyer, men nmoer ct iaaoant, bar oct
bel ogiaa muligt, at Brooitinoe
glume fun6e opre en- lille Sinlp
for 8ru gsrreien, iom M er 70
@or, og iom UNDER WisiionGr
S~frefsrnos Sooebe0 90 en- opgtig
foinoelig Weoorbeioers langporiee
Spgoom er oloeleS onerIpsiet me6
IrbeiOe Of ole 5Goe8. Nen ieGb.
fslgelig er 5ormaalet me0 gropit.
inoe 9lumes 9eise | fsrlte Heffe
oct oeo SeIoipn at iette iie inc / oct
fore Misiionsarbei0e for iaa meget
beore % oormere at funne fortpae
oerom til Snntablmisiionens Ben.
ner berbiemme. Gerfor pil ri ale
snife Srlien en- goo Heiie og ct goot
uobptte Of 8eisget.
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SanIf SDmnnOsmisfon.

Bropit 5eneer, 5ormano for
0nnif Ssmanosmisiion / frcmmeo
&oone. bar beisat R~enigbeoerne /
9epcaitIe, 9ua, 9onoou og Sam.
burg.
ON geisset ! 9OnOon meOOeIes:
ON 2sroaaen beisgteBrooiten Den
oanIfe SgmanOsmisiions girtefreOS
peo SaDneu. eriieOe Oanife Stibe
os 9oaibnIe. iaa oen Ouniie So
mnnOsIGieiine % oct ifnnoinnOiife
Ssmnnosbiem FAINT oct fore enaeI.
re SsmanosbOTpitnl Dm SsnOaaen
operuGreOe qrouiien 5ormiOoaas.
snbstieneiieu | ben OanIfeS smnuOs.
firfe og prroifeoe ON GftermiOoa.
gen Deo ben 0nnIfe Reniabe0s
@uOstieneiie SIotsfirten peo
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SnnoHsberen bebres.
Gm Sale Of 5-orionrsminiiteren.

9ebenboon, 10. Suli. S 6ormio.
bag al. 10 mo0tao 6oriuarsminiIter
CLAUS gerntien acknowledgement
Gobert Ssenoien % ooerrafte bam
/ aeronoittiif SeIif1bs 9eltprelies
RnrpereIie ben at Morineminiitsriet
uoiotte g@reSprpmie for ben ferfte
Sonife 6lpuning oper Ereiuno. 5or-
borsminiiteren uotnlte:
. Som Wnrineminfter bar iee on.
Net at billie pnn Dem for perlonlig
OF bringe Gem min 2pfonifning /
anIe6ning at ben f9ffe Gaao, Iom
De bar n0fsrt. Get 9Ieoer mig bper
Song ieg Ter, Of 6anif llng0om ~
Ter 2pit oe Moo til at soe manOig
Gaao oe pore me6 til at brDoe 9o'
ne for nDe S6eer, 90 ieg gleoer mig
Pee, at oct par en- nng 6nnif Wono,
Der fsrite Sang tiloeiebroete oenne
spe 6orbin6eIie meaem a%sbenbaOn
os 6uerriq.
Seq inoier AoiatifenS 9etponin9
for 5oriooret oe i9rIig 5%lpoemaifi-
mems getponing iom H%efognoIce.
rings 5ortei. Del er mig oerfor Ell
@lG6e pno Marineminiiteriets BEG.
ne at operr9ffe Dem en- SsIopofoI
ueo Snifription JON 9aaifbnnelie
al Zen Oooo, De meo Itor Dpgtigbeo
Dor n6fsrt.
= Pofnlen bar felgen6e Snifrip.
ton pon 2ooset: o9fobert 5penoien.
aebenbapn-NaIme Den II. Sui
tet0". goo Sioen: .Rorineminiite.
rets 9gresprpmie for ben fsrite
Sonife 5Iponine meo e(eropIan ooer
grefuno~.
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@rOsierer 5ranf paasrebet.

@rosierer @eorg 6ranct, Snoeba.
Der al 5irmaet M. 9. Rebelong &
go. Stranogooen. asbenbaon,
ftanoieoe for ct gor Maaneoer noen
fine @etaIinser.
8eo StatiiSopesreIien ioa oct no
til, at 5irmaets affprer ftoo nogen.
lnnoe goot, % at oct nun par ubelo,
Der par StpIo | getalingsitanosnin.
gen. areoitorerne oeotog oerfor of
Iaoe 5ranct fortiGtte, os Der reiites
ioo noele 9aan til at bi9Ipe 6orret.
ningen paa 9enene.
Wen iaa uiite oct fig oeo en- mere
fritiif @ennemgang at Regnifaber.
ne, at 6rancf baooe pitt 9reoitorer.
ne Ell ganife fnIif Opgsrelie. I'm.
oerbaIlancen bar | girfeIigbeoen op
imoo 100000 9r., oa Der oor efter
bette ingen Chance for at genreiie
6irmaet mere.
Ia 5rancf mRrfeoe. at areoito.
rerne ioa AegnIfaberne mere fritiIf
efter, emo ban snifeoe. fonot fan oct
fofmftigt life at afuente timber.
isgeIiens NeiuItat. San ItrabeOe iao
mango gcnae iammen, ban fnnOe.
% foriuonOt ina 40 SpifIono til.
eftel noaen Ssaen fanot Boil.
tiet enoeIig Den fIpate0e @%rosierer |
SpbGf ben rs. SuIi. % OpOoaeren
Bets ienOtes af Steo for at bente
9eorageren biem. Pan Heiien Ill
asbenboon isate 5rnncf ON gorO
pa @ieoierfrrnen at fare Bulls.
nareu cuer pon ia. men 0poaaeren
III forbinorei bette. % BEN 10. Snli
orrioerebe dlnatninarn uuoer iiffer
geuoatnina til asbenbaun % an.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

befGoee, at grooft 0ieIien life Deb
i'm Snotreoen | Ninifteriet 3dsIe
bno0e ifaffet fig pisie @orontier.
ierlig meo SeniDn til &%egerineens
9reSie, men oct mao e~rfenoes, at
ban bar oift fig fom en- opgtia 20.
miniitrotor.
0bt MisiiOnssns inbpiet. Get
npe MiSiionsbus / Sfelifsr 6leo
in6piet 5snbog ben II. Suli. Suiet,
iom er itilful6t og opfert al rsoe
Sten, bor to Ms6efnle, en- flor oa
en- life, iom er beli9genoe iaoleoes
for binonoen, at De fan forbin6es til
cen oe6 2eili9beber, bbor Der frGoes
ierIig goo Plabs. 8eo Snooielies-
b6iti0eliebe6en bar Ser fuI0t S1ts.
Snooielien foreto9es GI. 2 af Cog.
nepreIten, grooit s. g.gon6o, bpor.
efter @reo Solitein talte.
8eo Seimesiegn0stieneiten | Sir.
fen preoifeoe grobit 81. 8ibieer.
Gn toibliom Opreisnins. @r &nrI
oo en- Bige paa en- @our6 / In6H
Soen bleo f%orleoen uenige, Og sar.
len bar ga ~uriooerlig NOT til at itiffe
Bieen ct Bar 2usiineer no. 90 Bis
gen melote Gorlen til Folitiet, ep.
Ipite 6enne ~imioIertib, at 8ieen of
S9ongerrigbeo baoeoe i@foaret en-
6lenee / 9@rmet pao Bans Safe,
mems ben bong / bans unflaoie6e
8~leoeifnb, og Soeen blep ssrfor
ifgIge Solo. 8lfbI." oronet laafe.
6es, at &orIen bsoer 10 Gr. til $50.
Iitifasien for fin leie Saon6, rAen
faor 10 ar. of 8ieen | Gritotnms
for Ben s6ekete Saffe.
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YrGnbt 0nmpmbae.

asbenboun. 20. Suli. 81. 3h |
Rorees bem9rfeOe man, at Damp.
msaen g8ictoria" | Opergaoen ouen
Gonoet brpnote. gronoppsnet og
6upneOesnet .ms6te meo to Sta.
tionsiprsiter og to Dampiprsiter;
/ oil par Der IL Slanger | 8irfiom.
be6.
Sloen omippnote / 2ebet al fort
Bio 6en aamle Wsle fra aploer
til Rag, 90 9ronooGsnet fun0e noe.
ften intet uorette. Sloen por Iaa
noloiom, at 4li0erne ipr9ngteS | De
omlig9en0e gsgnineer oe Gardner.
ne ontenotes, iaa at @eboerne
ifpnoiomt maatte flpete; CO. 90 So.
miller flptteSe no al 6eres 2ejlig.
beoer.
ge6 0itioen i 5ormio6ng par
8ronon9snet fulbftGnoig Serre oOer
Sfoen, men paa bette Eiospunft par
Der fun en- Ri,inbob tilboee af Msl.
len.
Sporleoes SI6en er opItaaet, er
enonu life opIpit UNDER oct aaereoe
afboI6te golitiforbsr. 9ampmsqen
baooe life oaret | Drift iiben | 26r.
eagS.
9ranoifa0ea o~nilooes til ODER
100000 SIR. Naifinerne | ben
br9n6teM sne bar nsiureret for
10000 Str.
timber Reorinningen at Wurene
itprteoe en- Dur iommen ouer tire
gronom9no, nemlia Heieroeipr6i.
teferer Rr. 145 Serenien oggrono.
m9noene 172 geterien os t9lGbri.
~ftenien. De tom ale TIRE megei
ilemt til Sfaoe, nnpnlie Ssrenien,
oe mantte tsres poo aommunebo.
ipitalet.
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aOrntpserisfferea / aarbas. 2sr.

bag Den 16. Srli afiIutteoes 6orbs.
rerre | anleoning of ben itore aorn.
tpperiaff9re. Otter 6orbsrenes UT.
~ilutning lsslooes ire at De anbolote,
nenlIig Neller Sdierrine og De to
5ra9tman0 2Db9f | Sti9r og @bri.
Itenien / Ssboae. 8oeIsmono SSlt.
iteien fra S~fon0etborg Morf iamt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spliio oe Ser.
telien fra &nrbns er tioligere los.
laote. De sprige 7 Yerioner iiooer
ito6ig. %orreiteret. BoIitimeiter @oq
bar M la6et oct omfongsriee go
terrible gao til Stiftsomtet, og mo.
title, at Der relies offentlig 8iltaIe
MOB aae De t3 nnflogeoe.
Gn nmrlig Opgabe. 8aItor CIR.
2uomigS omtoler | iioite Summer
af n0anif airfetioen" Niniiterifif.
tet og i~frioer:
0onr man MI Ter tilboge soo
grobit Nieliens 8irfetio Tom Sui.
tusminiiter, fun0e man booe snifet,
at Ser bao6e b9ret ftiaet bans be-
tDoelige @oner en- minore um1llig
OpgaDe END at fungere Iom Strife.
minilter / ct Rabinet, bpis o8impel
og Ballot" bar Or. COP. 8~ronoes,
og bpis Organ / a6benboon oor
rBolitifenn. Robnlig oa yBolitifen"
life bite ben minoIte 6oritoaeIie af,
at ct 3egeringsbloo ooerfor SoIfe.
firfen er neot til at ingttoge ct pift
9eforum. Seller life Or. Wun6
gioroe BAN Snerpet lettere oeo fit
noeet b~eipnoerIiee Sorilae ON In.
nen6elien at 4irfebssierne. Noor
man betpnfer bette, fan man fun
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BilIigt men godt.

Geoenitaoenoe Bigger er onientIigt GeItoplog, opf6bt til meget
laoe RrHer, boorfor b. ir os Stono til at bDe bore a1anoer oenne
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