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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
FINED $50 FOR
MAKING insult
OLE sWEARlNGEN RECEIVED NC
MERCY FROM JUDGE NOR.
RlssEY THIS MORNING.

Ole Swearingen was fined $40 and
in absence of funds went to the city
jail today for six days upon the charge
Of drunkenness and insulting WON
an. A young woman residing On West
Main street employed in one of the
local restaurants was coming to her
work last night and was insulted by
Sweafingen according to her testi-
mony this morning. The woman also
arm. Swearingen declared that he
had been drinking and knew nothing
about what he did.
The practice Of sleeping in the cool
midnight air Is bad according to
Thomas Owens, resident OF South
Ottumwa. Owens while waiting for
friend Saturday night at the corner
Of Market and Main streets fell
asleep and was aroused from his
peaceful SAUNDERS by Offlcer Charles
Peterson and brought to jail where
charges of drunkenness were filed
against him. He plead not guilty to
the charges and having Job awaiting
him was released He was instructed
in the future by the magistrate that
If he slept out Of doors at night not
to- sleep in such a prominent place.
George Morrison and James Kelley
OF Detroit, Mich, we're picked up by
Officer Murray early this morning.
The young fellows were stealing
ride on Burlington train and were
put of at Agency and walked to OF
tumwa. They were covered with dirt
and their actions were suspicious.
They were given chance to get out
of town this morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
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OBITUARY..
Fanna Scott McReynolds.

Fanna Scott McReynolds, youngest
daughter of Jesse and Elizabeth Scott,
was born August 5, 1866, at the old
| homestead near COMPETING. in Wapel-
| 10 county, and died June q, 1910, at
| her home in Martinsburg, Keokuk
, county. She was married to William
McReynolds June /, 1887 and to this
union were born four children, two
sons and two daughters. Two of the
children died in infancy. The survivors
are Wade H. McReynolds, residing on
farm near Agency, and Zeta Nc
Reynolds, who resides at home. These,
with the husband, William McReyn-
olds, three brothers and three sisters,
Winfield Scott of California, R. L.
Scott of Farson and H. L. Scott of Ba-
tavia, Mrs. William Alexander Of Mar
tinsburg, Miss vona Scott of Martins
burg and Mrs. Mary Dudgeon of Pella,
with other relatives and friends,
mourn the loss of one that was kind
sister, loving wife and fond mother
and faithful friend.
Her death resulted from stomach
trouble, after many years of poor
health She was converted and united
with the COMPETING Baptist church in
the winter of 1893. Owing to the dis
lance of the church from her home and
her state of health, she was often de-
prived of attending service as often
as her hearts desire, but she had been
loyal to the master in the hour Of at
Fiction and found in him that power to
be patient.
The funeral service was conducted
at the Presbyterian church by her pas
tor. the Rev. Mr.. billy of the Farson
Baptist church, from the text Thanks
be to God, which giveth us the victory
through our Lord Jesus Christ" First
Cor 18th chapter, 57th verse. Inter
ment was in COMPETING cemetery
Contributed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
iowa WESLEYAN
SHARE $4,000
LAST CHAPTER IN GERMAN COL
LEGE ENDOWMENT
SETTLED.

Mt Pleasant, June 27.--At an impor
tant conference held at Peoria, ILL.,.
the last chapter in the German college
endowment matter was finished. AS 4
result of the negotiations there be
tween President E. A. Schell of Iowa
| Wesleyan university of this city and a
committee representing the German
college at Warrenton, Mo-, Iowa Yves
| leyan's share of the German college
endowment is to be $4,000, such sum
| to be in the form Of first mortgage Sc
curities and to be turned over with
out any conditions whatever. The
German college receives $4,000 on the
same terms.
Undue Discrimination.
This is the same decision which the
arbitrating bishops announced two
weeks ago, but at that time they added
condition that the money which was
to be given to Iowa Wesleyan was to
be deposited with the general church
trustees at Cincinnati, while the money
which was given to the German col
lege was given outright. Iowa Wesley
an representatives refused to accept
this award, claiming that it was undue
discrimination and notified each of
the arbitrating bishops and the Ger
man callege trustees that unless all OF
the money was placed in the hands Of
the trustees at Cincinnati or given out
right to both institutions alike suit
would be a. once entered for the en-
tire sum.
Since that time numerous con.
ferences have been held between the
interested parties. eliminating in the
meeting at Peoria at which time the
above agreement was reached.
Trouble Started Two Years Ago.
The entire trouble over the German
college endowment started two years
ago when the German college with
drew from the Iowa Wesleyan and
af1lited with similar German insti-
tuition at Warrenton. Some $31 500
was involved and since that time there
has been constant effort to adjust
the difficulty over the distribution Of
this money. The matter was arbitrat-
ed before board Of three bishops and
verdict announced last August, the
Germans objecting to the award, and
after many months Of correspondence
and conferences, second award was
announced a few weeks ago. This was
rejected by the Iowa Wesleyan people
and the matter has been finally settled
at the conference at Peoria,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
red roses. and she likes the colored
holy pictures on her wall and won I
hear of takink them down.

red roses, and she likes the col0red
holy pictures on her wall and won't
hear of ta1kink them down.
The other day, when the girls In
yited her into their rooms. she told
them all about the originals OF the
pictures which they had on their walls.
She seemed to feel sorry for them. be-
cause they had never had chance to
see the real pictures, and had to put
up with photographs.
She knew all about the Winged
Victory which stood on the arts and
crafts toble. Said she had seen the
original hundred times when she
was q little girl. Really, she seemed
to know more about real art than even
the girls who we're trying to teach her
something. They were great deal
surprised, of course, because after all
she was nothing but "Dago, and
wore shawl on her head and Less
ed herself when 1t lightioned.
The German family on the floor
above surprised these young ladies
good deal, too There are two boys
and a girl in the family, and when my
two charming young ladies went up to
call on the German family they were
surprised to see piano in the dingy
little front room.
One of the young ladies thought she
would give the Germa, family treat
so she sat down at the piano and play
ed after Your Mother, Who Do You
Lover" and Babe, There's Nothing
Like YOU
The German family was very polite
about the piano playing and after
awhile the eldest boy got out his violin
and the eldest girl got out her cello
and the youngest girl sat down at the
piano and they all played. Queer
music-Bach. and Beethoven, and
Mozart, and Shubert. and one or two
Lieders of Schumann's. And they
were nobody but Germans. and ate
sauerkraut and picked pigs feet and
went to picnics on Sunday.
And my two charming young ladies
are awfully puzzled. The poor seem
to be so different from what they ex-
pected.
wonder what it was that they real
ly expected
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d. ]. EshIman has returned from a
visit at Trenton. Mo.
j. NJ. Penny of Douds was visiting
his friends Wednesday,
Peter Burk of Ell Paso, Texas. is Wis
iting friends here.
Mrs. John Baldwin and wife return
ed from visit in Colorado.
Cecil Nowviook has returned from a
southwest tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson are
touring Colorado.
Mrs. Grimsley has returned from her
visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hunnell returned
from a visit at Kirkville, Mo.
Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Hagg have re-
turned from a visit at st. Joe, Mo.
Miss Esther Nicholson of Des
MONIES is visiting friends.
Henry w Cross is visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross.
=. B. Millard is in Timberlake. South
De ota for a prolonged stay.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Frem Saturdays Daily.

from Saturdays Daily.
r1easnam sells the best watches.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Russell, have
returned to their home in Keosauqua
after a visit with Dr. Russell's mother
Mrs. M. E. Russell, 1OS West Division
street.
. Victor Talking Machines, s17.50 to
5000 at Sargent's.
Mrs. j. w. Bunten of Drakeville, is
business caller today in the city.
Mrs M. M. Morgan of Bloomfield, is
a visitor today in the city e2route to
Eddyyille.
Mrs. S. A. Gilmore of Kirkville, is
in the city today enroute home from
Bloomfield, where she was visiting
relatives. -s-
Visit Sargent's music room and hear
the Victor Talking Machines. All the
latest records.
Mrs Moses King and Mrs. Clara
Russell with her young son, George,
all of Colchester, ILL.,. were visitors for
time In Otumwa this morning en-
route to Mystic to visit.
Mrs F. P. Griffith of kirkville, is
a city visitor today.
Mrs. E. Moffitt of Sigourney, who
has been visiting at the homes of
George Moffitt, 1928 North Walnut ave-,
and William Moffitt. 230 North Wal
nut avenue, enroute LONE from Okla
homa City, leaves for he home this
& ayopiru nvor tho Mj1uoukoo
Berry's Barb Beaten for wire cuts at
Sargent's.
Mrs Hubert Hills of Des Moines, is
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Harlan, 1O9 Sheffield street.
Mrs. Julian Harlan Miss Marian Har-
Ian, and Masters Julian and Charles
Harlan Of Atlanta Ga, will tlso ar
rive in the city today to visit relatives
and attend the Harlan-Glew wedding
Tuesday morning.
Adrath Beggs of Croton is visiting
his aunt Miss Daisy Jackson, 434 West
Second street.
Mrs. William Nye of Agency, visited
with Mrs. Edward Nye, 1927 East Penn
Mrs. J. W. Oldham of Eddyville, is
an Ottumwa visitor today.
Mrs. Mary McNebb of Delta, is a
shopper today in Ottumwa.
Blacklegoids and Blacklegine at Sar
gents.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Bessie Cremer of Agency was
4 visitor in Ottumwa Saturday, en-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
CRUISE TO kEOkUk.
Four Ottumwa Young Men Had
Glorious Time Floating Down
Is to Mouth Of Des Moines

In boat of their own construction
four Ottumwa young men enjoyed
three Of the happiest days of their
life recently in a cruise down the Des
Moines river. The party composed of
Oscar Nelson, Harry Slaughter, Alfred
Geery and Harry Mitchell. They float
ed until they reached the mouth OF
the river, where the Des Moines is
swallowed up in the Father OF
waters" After letting their boat
go on it's lonely cruise down the river
the cruisers walked up to Keokuk
from where they went by rail to Bur
lington They spent day in Bur
lington at the Y. M. G.. A., guests OF
W H. Debenham and Merton Clevett.
READERS D u e e
Miss Lizzie Boyd of Perry, New
York, is guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Dyer $50 North Mar
ket street.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
GRANTED PATENTS.
Two Ottumwans Among the Patentees
Of Useful Devices Recently
Invented,

A clever device that is simplicity
itself, is the nut lock invented by
County Recorder L. L. Swenson.
The letters of patent has just been
received. The drawings accompany
ing the patent show some Of the ways
in which the device can be used and
a number of models are on display in
the recorders Office today The device
is a small curved steel strip fitting "a
notch made in the bolt and nut which
locks the nut securely. Joseph Dain
was also granted a patent, his device
being a hay loader.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28

route home from Laramie, Wyo.,
where she was attending the Univer-
sity of Wyoming.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hampton. of Kansas
City, No, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Sage on Blackhawk
street, has gone to Avery.
Sargent the True Druggist sells sui
phur at sc per pound in 10 pound lots.
Miss Katie Barnes, residing west Of
the city, is in Dudley, visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Minnie SJerrett of Abba, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. w.
G. Doo.ittle, $50 West Second street,
has returned home.
Mrs. J. W. Hunter and Mrs. A. E..
Harderbrook, 267 North Mclean
street, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Mystic.
Mrs. Clara Russell of Mystic was in
the city en- route home from Colches-
ter, Ill.,, where she was visiting with
relatives.
Miss Bertha Roberts of Bidwell has
returned home after making a brief
visit with her aunt, Mrs. L. Brown,
north of the city.
Miss Ella Phillips of Agency passed
through the city today en- route home
from Eldon where she visited over
Sunday with relatives.
Make the home happy with Victor
Talking Machine. Sargent has them.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
Buckeye Picnic is June 80.

Des Moines, June 27.-President c.
A. Dudley Of the Buckeye association
has announced that the annual picnic
of the Buckeyes will be held at Union
park June 80. Plans were first made
for the picnic at an earlier date, but
the event had to be deferred on ac-
count of the great number of picnics
already scheduled. A fine program Is
being arranged by Secretary j. l..
Crawford and the executive commit
tee.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28

Dederich Beckman, Oskaloosa. ;. ga
C. J. Whitsel, Oskaloosa. ........ "a
J. w. McMullen, Oskaloosa. $500. 80
J. w. Bateman, Oskaloosa. 80. 80
w. A. Mallonnee, Ottumwa. ....... ~
A. N. Barnes, Ottumwa. ......... 81
John w. Henry, Ottumwa. $1,000. ~
A. D. Sly, Ottumwa. ......... ~
81. F. Heath, Oskaloosa. ....... "a
w. A. Blackley, Eldon. .......... "a
Michael Russell, Eldon. ......... "a
as E. Grow, Eldon. ........ "a
Hiram Cornell, New Sharon. 80
Sylvester Hendrix, Lovilia. ....... 80
J. N. VanPelt, Melrose. ........... 80
J. A. Pinegar, Chillicothe. ....... 80
J. c. Porter. Abba. ........ IL
T. J. Stafford Brooklyn. ......... 4o
Samuel Donaldson, Newton. $3.50. 81
Since deceased.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-28
LOCAL VETERANS
TO GET PENSIONS
NINETEEN OLD SOLDIERS IN
SIXTH DISTRICT TO BE RE-
WARDED BY KENDALL.

Through the special act of congress,
Congressman Nate E. Kendall has Sc
cured pensions for nineteen old sol
diers in the Sixth district who fought
in the battles of the Civil war. or the
nineteen who secured pensions four
are Ottumwans. They are w. A. NAL
lonnee, A. N. Barnes, John w. Henry
and A. D. Sly. Mr.. Mallonee's pen
sion is $40, Messrs Barnes and Henry
$50 each and A. d. Sly $24. Three
other Wapello county residents, w.
w. Blackley Michael Russell and 5.
E. Grow of Eldon received pensions.
Mr.. Crow has since passed away. The
list Of pensions granted to old soldiers
by a special act Of congress secured
through Congressman Kendall are:
Mama Address Amount
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DRAIN TILE.
For prices and information write
OTTUMWA BRICK e
CONSTRUCTION co.
OTTUMWA, IOWA
Tri- W eekly Courier
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address,
changed will please give th,> name o.
the Postofiice to which the paper has
bsen sent ~ we'll as the Postoncs
where they desire it to be changed to
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

Sobebitabsprcsien. oDonnebrog"
u0ienote ben %. 9eoo. lit iiolte
Drummer. 5 jim afifeOstaIe Tiger
Geooftsr anton Mnalse, at ban,
% albertiS georo9erier fom for
0aeen, itilleoe Jig Den Opgaoe at
iere 9laoet pioere ior oeroeo at ni.
ie, Of oep ingen more Sammen.
beng efsiitereoe mellem aotaitro.
len og glo0et. 0ette lpffeoes, men
til at toge aampen op / ben ufenot
poloiomme aonfurrence, JON oct
tr9ffer op til / ben fsbenbaonife
9resie, er 9lnoet life lt9rft NOT.
@lbertis og ienere Neer9aor0s
aGannebrog" oflgies MI al 5. s.
Gbriiteniens oRiget", Der UNDER Be-
belle Of Sr. 5ran5 b. Sesien ben
"a. Ron. uoienOte lit ferite Rums
mer.
Gn Gebaftpr / 5Gngiel. Geoaftgr
q. Senrp Seimann nf oWi0oogen"
er 3irsoog ben %. 0op. blepen inc.
iot / 6eneilet til afioning al ior.
ifelIiqe 9s0er, ban er blenen iosnlt
on lom ban life bor funnel betale,
og iom Sultitsminiiteriet life len.
gere piloe gipe bom Senitono meo.
Samtioig nil ban fomme til at al
lone De to Wnane0ers 59ngiel for
Maieitptsforn9rmelie, Iom ban /
lin Bio blen betinget %benoaoet ior.
8enne genoaoning er nenlig for.
bruot peo De BAN ienere i0snte 3d.
Der.
9posfaIO. Bait. g. 5ocobien,
@omborg, fit Sgnoag 6ormioOog
oep 20. 0oo., % ban ito0 poo PrG-
oifeitolen, ct anfnlo al Siertefram-
pc, iaa at @uostieneiten montte al
brpoes. On 4itenen uf9if 3r9iten
peo Dgoen.
Geoer Sofobien par isot 1855,
bleo Stnoent 1874 og aanoioot
1881. efter at bape opret 6uS-
larer en- 5i6 blep ban aapellon /
Mlinfebo og 1883 aapeIfan pro
loco | SplleiteS; / 1896 foIoeOes ban
til S%ogneprrIt / @amboro oeo1RiO-
beliort.
Zen oanife aoniul / Stettin
aurt 5reiie er afgaaet peo OGDEN.
Den ofogoe, Ser por 8icetoniul fra
1895-1905, bar iioen pGret Son.
jul.
aebmano Soiepb Soiepbien /
6ierritsleo er iorle0en oigaaet Oeo
Oe0en, fun 40 4ar gammel; ban
farnfteriieres | oGolb. Stiftst." iom
en- ualminoelig r%etifoffen oe refill
MET og en- operoroentlig biplpIom
Wano, en- al Opens beoite 9orgere.
s 1890 etablereoe ban Jig | 5ierrits-
leo, bpor ban fit en- ~betpoeIig 5or.
refining, % iamtioig 6iOro9 ban
~perionligt paa mango Wfoaoer til
gpens raife Spfomit. Dsosaaria.
gen bar grpItipge.
Baron % @agabono. On ioenif
Baron | 9ramminge % iom Sub
iiitensIes inoiot / Hibe arreit. Eil
oaglig bar oenne fornemme gago-
bono Opbolb / EN- iuenif Sinosipee.
onitalt; men ban lao for nogen 3io
ii6en 2eiligbeo til at flpgte, oo
b%ereiter bar ban turet runot | Dan
mart. San bar iflg. oRibe Stiftst."
fert ct meget omtumlet 2io, ioet
ban 81. a. bar p9ret | boaoe euro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

| p9iif, omerifanif % inoiif arigS.
%tieneite og oesiioen bar ueret Sns-
lprer / a%ultralien. 0u er 6an ienot
6iern til Sperrig igen.
2anostingets Spjre, aebenbaon,
"a. Rooember, bar / @aor foniti-
tueret Jig og oalgt til 8eitprelie Bro
prietpr Biper Iom 5orman0, @ros-
ierer SoIger 8eterien iom N9itfor-
mnno, aommerberre alireo Sage,
aoniul Sobnien og aancelliroao
Hogb.
@nopioere onerorages oct 9eltD-
relien | 6orening me0 a9mner9ir6
og Observation-Disclosures Oluf Senien
iom ReprpIentanter for De nDoalg-
te 2onostingsmpno at u0arbeioe
6orilog til Heoiiion Of Bartiueote9-
terne.
SorbcfGro. llnoer megen Delta
gelie blep gropit alfreo 5enien,
8ellefilOe, 6en II. Hop. ioroi9.
itet ira BET Itore aopel paa geitre
airfegaor0.
Baitor DpefiGr, 5aareoeile, boltO
Ialen no ira Bbil. 1, 23-24 og
omtate, boiIfen geliignelie ben al.
oeoe bauoe p9ret baooe / lit Siem
og / lin YrGitegerning.
SnbilGnm. Sra 2emuigegnen ifri-
pes: Souie 9srnaguostieneite bar
/ bette eiteraar b%eitaaet i 20 Aor,
og oct par muli9 oct ferIte 2ono.
iogn Der pna @gnelt, bpor oenne
Gag toges frem.
5 a%nleOnin9 al Subject bolo-
tes / OnsOa9 Aften ben 16. Jtop. en-
liaeA 6eitligbeo / Sognets Misiions-
bus, ue0 6uilfen Brooit 8ibe-Be-
terlen talte no ira Yeretningen ON
Seiu Sn0tog / Seruialem, at Borne
gnostieneitens 6ormaal par at faa
gsrnene til at bereoe Seilts EN- COP.
lang, ligeiom 9srnene gioroe oct
/ Seruialems Sempel oeo SnOto.
get.
Gereiter talte to al 8srnegll0s-
iieneitens ti0ligere 2prere, nemlig
Bool alinf6p, Der frem0rog en- Del
GrinOringer ON Arbeioets 8ilbli-
oelle os fsrite lib, og @oaroeier
0ieIs Brpitbolm, 8anoborg, ON Oen
9etponing, 9srneguostieneiten baooe
bait for BAN, i6et ban boaoe boooe
o9ret Glen og 2prer oeri.
Meieriit 0ieIien, Der mi er en-
al 2eOerne, ilutteoe Msoet meo gsn
for Sogens pioere 5remme.
Misiionsbuiet par imuft ppntet.
9anif aprg til SbiflanS. asln,
%. Wooember. Eli y&eln. Belt"
t~elegrofereS fra Berlin: Der penteS
b~etpoelige 2ettelier meo Senipn til
Snofsrelien of 6anif ap9g. Rigs.
reeeringen er | iineO peroeielier gao
ct no fra oct Stanopunft, at man
ogiaa fremtioig oil poe ben tpife
appgbeitono 9eifpttelie. Smiolertio
er 5rangen til 8eifpttelie life til
Steoe | fulot Smfang oner for
0nnmorf og 5ronfrie, 90 oisie2an.
De / oct oeientligite mao onies for
irie for imitiDgoomme, Spgoomme
blonot 8p9get.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
st 8.aariat Yiaeborn. Dotter

ct 8-aari9t B~ieebarn, Datter
al @anr0eier Scbett, Sfnllernp |
8%enoiDSiel, er III. &. 9. @ftermio-
bags oen II. Gob. bIeoen 0rebt oeo
ct gaaoeifuo al @ooroeierens aorL
Ser gif meo ct laot @eoer, JON BON
lfnloe bente til jim 9usbono.
Smpr af npaitenriieret Slpbe.
Solb0f, 10. Nob. @ieren al Wer-
feo 8Pllesmeieri, yaollerupgaoroe"
5edesmeieri peo &eoe6uiene og
Weieriet D8irfelpit" pe0 &egitrup,
S.Wo0ien, er oeo Werlsie-5uo ie
Serreoers Bolitirets Dom blepen
ioemt en- 9soe al 80 Ser. for at
booe o%oertrooot 2op al 5. 5ebr.
1904 beo at bape tilpirfet Smpr
til @fsport al upoiteuriieret 5lsoe.
Der bar li%gelebes reiit 9iltaIe moo
Ofaolen for at bnne ooertraoot
Sop al 80. Morts 1906 oeo til Ito
ferlel at 6aoe ofien0t Smer, til
oirfet al upaiteuriieret 8lgoe, /
lurmprfet @mbollage. og for / lit
lloial9 | 6olbpf at 6ope for6on0let
ino6nnt Smer / lurm9rfet @mbol-
loge. Sfsnt Wooien 6aooe inorgm-
met at baoe ban0let, iom / 5ilta-
len ongioet, bleo ban poa Bette
Bunft frifunOen, ioet 2ooen life
fin0es at inoeboloe 5or6no / ben an.
giune Retning.
Sreoericia @olbmplles granb. Oct
CT MT oplpIt, at ben WglersS pen6,
Der blep lat UNDER Siltale for at
6aoe ioraorIaqet 9ronben pon Sire
oericia 8~olom6lle, / en- Nus bar
troet, at Der bang en- 2ompe un0er
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og tilpligtet at uoreoeS ogens Om.
foitninger.
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