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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-20
NegO R0bs Pullman.

A Pullman sleeping car attached to
Mo. Pacific passenger 2l0 northb bound
which is due here at ll:06 p. m. was
entered bya robber orrobbers at Rich
Hill Saturday night and a coat and a
pair of eye glasses belonging to the
Pullman conductor were stolen.
William Fine, negro claiming to
be an employee Of the M. X. & T. at
Walker, approached freight conduct
or Avis at Rich Hill shortly after the
robbery and asked ifhe might be per-
mitted to ride. He was wearing a
pair of glasses and Pullman con-
ductor's coat. Mr.. Avis consented to
allow him to ride, and telegraphed
authorities at Butler to meet the train
and take the negro in charge.
The negro after tussl with con-
ductor Avis, esccped from the train
just before it reached Butler, but he
was recaptured by Sheriff Bullock
Immediately, although, minus the coat
and glasses.
Arrrigned before Judge Jeter We'd
nesday, the negro denied any knowl-
edge of having committed robbery,
claiming to have been too drunk to
remember any thing except having a
tussle over coat.
He waived preliminary hearing and
his case was bound over to the cicruit
court, his bond was fixed in the sum
Of $500, in default Of which he was
committed to jail
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-20

Jas Wilson ST. James Padgett, John
I Mock, + w Gilbreath.
Rockville;-George Brown, } w
Sunderwirth, Theo Marquardt, Louis
Fleisher, d Hornbuckle, Jack Evans.
Prairie: Bartz, W o Griffin,
NJ L Ralston, Herman Steiner, John
Hammers, Frank Strickland.
South Osage:-Ed Hedden, Joe
Lewis, w w Balfinch, j Ed Jones,
Geo Page, c B Spencer.
North Osage:-Ben Rand, c F
Parry, Seymour Williamson, Carl
Gench, M l. Fry, c H Tepp.
Howard-Hume:-T j Terrell, } q
Holland, jeff Herndon, Jno Biggs,
Mr. Charles, } H Williams,
Howard-Sprague:-TJ Hutchinson,
A Weldon, } W Badgett, + NJ Wheel
er, Ed McCra, r l. Porter.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-20

Mems suits s. to $25 new goods at
Black & Arnold.
Ben Ireland of Johnstown was a
business visitor to the county seat
Friday.
Heavy underwear, wool or cotton,
sizes to so Black & Arnold.
Mrs. O. l.. Mccain and son are
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. U. Ayers, near Rich Hill.
Boys suits, shoes, underwear,
caps, Black & Arnold.
Charley and Walter Henry attended
the stock show in Kansas City. the
last of the week.
Sweaters for men SOC to IS all
colorS Black & Arnold &
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black, form
erly of this county, now living in In
diana, visited at the home of Johr
Henderson, of Merwin, last week.
Cravenettes are selling more thar
ever Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennigh of Freeman
visited at the home of the latter's pa,
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Viii
liams, of Merwin, last week.
Boots, rubber boots, shoes, rubber
coats Black-Arnold.
Lloyd Ford arrived home from Or
egon Sunday on account of the seri
GUS illness of his mother, Mrs. }. R
Ford.
Rev. w. C. Hill, of Carthage, NO.,
is expected here in few days to as
sist in the revival meetings at the M
E. church, South.
Mrs. E. P. Speelman has returned
to her home in Kansas City after &
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
M. S. Clay.
County Highway Engineer Ed Bor.
ron, accompanied by his wife, visited
with relatives at Foster the first Of
the week.
A revival meeting is in progress a
the M. E. church, South. Services
every evening at 7:30. Several have
already united with the church. The
attendance and interest is increasing
daily.
j. S. Mcnamara, who for the pas
few months has been employed as
cashier at the Missouri Pacific depot
has accepted a position as operator
with the company and will be sta
toned at Poplar Bluff. He left fol-
that city Friday, accompanied by his
family.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-20
Judges of Election.

The following Judges of Election
have been appointed by the county
court for the General Election to be
held November 8, 1910:
Mingo-T L White, l. Cunning
ham, H B Chelf, Mart Warner, Guy
Miller, Jno Ernest.
Grand River-Ed Cummings, g
Stiffe, A S Gloyd, j f Greenwood,
D Anderson, H S Howe.
Deer Creek-C f Wolfe, VIM Bale,
John Stone, G NJ Jackson, Ed Hess,
Wilson Adams.
East Boone-E L johnson, Henry
Roach, w J Herdman, Geo Hill, H P
Edwards, Will Dalgetty.
West Boone-Nathan Groves, VIM
Berry, Chas Long, W II H Franklin,
j j Lacey, w Lewis.
West Point-Joe Braden, Frank
Ennius, f A Erickson, Ben White,
Fred Kershner.
Elkhart-Peyton Nafus, Chas Hen
derson, Frank Chrisman, ThoS Roach,
VIM Reese, Geo Fenton.
South Mound-Jno O'Dea, l. c
Eichler, E l. Roster, Jas Brown, Jesse
Moles, Z Snyder.
North Mound-Geo Moles, Chas
Jenkins, V L Garrison, Z c Wright,
j C Baum, A j Cash.
Shawnee-Jake Green, Geo Evans,
Hick Ray, J. P. Herman, John Mig
ley, d A Gephart.
Spruce-Johnstown-JE Coleman,
Chas Ireland, Jr, Luther Poindexter,
Ben King, A Shelton, David Stubble-
field.
Spruce-Ballard-J S Blizzard, r
P Schuyler, Leslie Warford, h O
Hill, N York, Henry Strobe.
Deepwater-I NJ Kretsinger, Jas
Hill, Dan Russell, w A Eads, T Day,
Jas Stephenson.
Summit-B P Powell, j W Barnett,
w B WEIGH, Jno Seelinger, Robt
Stubblefield, A l. Pry.
South Mt Pleasant-Cyrus Ward,
G g Henry, Jas Brown, Ralph Hart
well, j F Vandruff, Arthur Burton.
North Mt. Pleasant:-Henry Boy
les, James Angle, w S Terrell, Henry
White, j H Bratton, Chas Henry.
Charlotte E Leonard, j w Por-
ter, Vane Walker, C A Wort, Peter
Denning, John Huffman.
Homer:-P B Hayes, w F Stillwell,
j W Rogers, Jno Hamilton, David
Clark, Cal Brown.
Walnut-Foster:-J L Bell, H w
Seig, j w Darby, Geo Hartsock, M
Harmer, Ira Craig.
Walnut-Worla Tom Board, j S
Franklin, Leo Gritton, T j Harris, c
B Click, X johnson.
South New Home:-T L Fleming,
Joe Donaldson, Robt Goodrum, w H
Fraze, j @ A Cope, Jno Heckadon.
North New Home:-W S Chandler,
C A Lusk, j A Patterson, Mat Simp-
son, A A Malone, H c Herman.
Lone Oak:-Will Carroll, Neff
Blough Sr, E E Eckles, w H Gerkin,
T j Morgan, Lew Smith.
Pleasant Gap No. l:--Henry Nafus,
Alex Moore, Jno Terrell, D D Bas-
set, Chas Kisner, G w Wolfe.
Pleasant Gap No. 81 E Hall,
Walter Nafus, John 7 Baker, Henry
Thomas, j W Adams, E E Morilla.
Hudson:-Chas Hunt, Chas Kinder,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-20

"Sleeth" the Insurance Man. l8-tf
Mrs. M. E. Dixon is visiting at Mi
ami, Oklahoma.
Lumber for sale. Inquire of Lo-
gan-Moore Lbr. Co., Butler, Mo.
Brack Willard was a business visi-
tor to Nevada the last of the week.
Miss Mike McLees has returned
from a visit with friends at Lamar.
S. H. Hendricks is visiting his
brother at San Francisco, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Whipple have re-
turned from a several days trip to
Kansas City.
"Sleeth" the Insurance Man. l8-tf
Mrs. A. w. Wemott, accompanied
by her son, Sam, is the guest OF rela-
tives in Kansas City.
John Boulware is recovering from
a severe two weeks illness and is
able to be out again.
Mrs. C. A. Allen has returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. John
Watts, in Kansas City.
George Ford, of Anadarko, Okla
homa. visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Ford, the last OF the week.
DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Mulkey, of this
city, are the proud parents OF a fine
boy, born Wednesday, October II,
1910.
Earl A. Steward attended the Con
yention of the Missouri Photogra
piers Association in Jefferson City
the last of the week.
MRS. H. M. Cannon, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Dorothy, went
to independence the last OF the week
for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ben Wilson, formerly Miss
Mandy Rock, died at her home al
Loyalfon, California, oftyphoid fever,
Wednesday, October 18th. Mrs.
Wilson was sister of John Rock, OF
this city.
Mrs. Mary Yaple, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Anna, and son,
Arthur, is visiting with Henry Yaple,
who is in charge of the Park Hotel al
Eldorado Springs.
mick" Longworth-the little bald.
headed fellow whom Alice Roosevelt
married-is coming to Missouri to
stump for the Republicans. The
quarantine law against Texas ticks
ought to be amended SO to cover
things like that. -Fayette Democrat
Leader.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-20
High Art Suits Black-Arnold.

IllRn AT OuitS Dtdeh-Aiiioio'
Grady Smith has returned from a
visit to Kansas City.
New tailored shirt waists. Walker
McKibbens.
Guy White returned Monday from
trip to Kansas City.
Ask for munsing velvet-the best.
Observation-Disclosures.
Walter Ives has returned from an
extended visit to Kansas City.
Flannelette gowns for men, wo-
men, children. Observation-Disclosures
George Herrell of Adrian was a
business visitor to this city Monday.
Sweater coats for SOC up.-Walker.
McKibbens.
Clarence McGovern returned home
Monday after a visit to Kansas City.
Kid gloves, silk gloves, wool gloves,
leather gloves, cotton gloves. Walk,
er-McKibbenS.
Mrs. O. w. Jenkins has returned
from business trip to Kansas City.
A great school hose topsy brand
l5c. Observation-Disclosures.
T. N. Jones has returned from &
visit with his son, Robt. Jones, al
Joplin.
Room administer 10 per cent oil
during October. Walker McKibbens
Mrs. Frank Craven and Mrs
Thornton Kelley are visiting in Kan
Sas City.
Special values in skirts at So SO and
$5.OO.-Walker- McKibbens.
Mesdames j. c Graham and j. S.
Amyx of Amsterdam visited in this
city the first of the week.
Childrens dresses $l.48 to $2.25
fast colors. er-McKibbens.
Chas. Higgins, of Grove City, ILL.
nois, is this guest of the families OF
O. A. Heinlein and j. A. Wear.
Wool suits in all shades $40 up a,
Black & Arnold.
A. G. Metzler of Foster was a bust.
ness visitor to the county seat the
first of the week.
Overcoats ready for you SIS up to
$40. Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Burke have re-
turned from visit to Kansas City
where they attended the stock show.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-20

Misses Elsie Silvers and Amner
Bullock delightfully."- entertained
number Of their many friends at the
home of Miss Silvers on South Nc
chanic street last Wednesday evening
in celebration Of the birthday Of Miss
es Silvers and Bullock.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John Harper have re-
turned from a visit to Kansas City.
Douglas Shoes Black-Arnold.
NJ. and Mrs. Sam Walls of Adrian
visited in Butler Wednesday.
Browns, tanS, blue Serges and gray
suits Black & Arnold.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
TWENTY-THIRD YEAR.
SCHOOL ITEMS

Superintendent Ward returned last
week from indianapolis. where he attended
the national convention of School Super
intendents. He reports the meeting to
have been very interesting ana instruct
i've.
On Monday afternoon the teachers of
the district met in the High School room
and under direction Of the superintendent
the program followed at the national
meeting Of superintendents in Indianapolis
was reviewed.
Miss Mary Shumate resumed her duties
on Thursday. after weeks absence be-
cause Of sickness.
On Friday last Miss Alice Beers. sister
of our Miss BerthadelI Beers and princi-
pal of the Union High School at Granada.
with one Of her assistant teachers. Miss
Agnew. visited our schools.
The directors Of the State Teachers
association are to try a new plan this
year. The annual meeting will be held
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of
Thanksgiving week. and the members of
the board are urging that all schools be
closed and the teachers be allowed to at
tend on full pay. No action has yet been
taken by our board Of education.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
State Farmers Union Meets

The Farmers Union of Colorado con-
vened in annual session at Glenwood
Springs on Tuesday. with 1875 delegates
in attendance. The principal features OF
the opening day were the reading of
President Lang's address and the adop-
ton Of committee report providing that
from now on the label Of Farmers Union.
which will be placed on all graded pro-
ducts. will be guarantee Of their coed
quality.
Amongst the delegates from this vicin-
ity at the state convention are A. l..
Hadley. George Laekey. A. c. Palmer
and S. J. Wallis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
st. James Block Changes

Work was this week commenced upon
the extensive alteration Of the St James
hotel building. and the occupants are
being shifted around to make way for
the improvements planned by the owner.
Mayor Van Buskirk. The offices Of
Judge Sheldon and the Colorado Inter
state Realty Co. have been moved to the
extreme eastern end Of the building and
according to the plans the hotel office
and lobby will be moved to the second
story and the whole main floor will be
made over into a spacious store room
with handsome plate glass frontage upon
both Main street and Walnut avenue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
Holbrook Estate Report

A Pueblo dispatch under date of March
is says:
"The final report of John Randall. ex
eeutor for the estate of Henry r. Hol-
brook. has been fled in the probate
court, in which the disbursements to the
five heirs. to the executor and to the at
torney are set forth.
The total estate amounted to S6ol,-
e64.24. Of which all but $4,000 has
been turned over by the executor. The
five heirs. Amelia Avery. Mary Jane Ran
dali. L. H. Hutchinson. Edith M. Latham
and Daniel Holbrook. shared equally in
the division Of this amount after the ex-
eeutor's fees Of $4,000 and the attor-
ney's fees Of Sl2.o5e had been set
aside. F. A. Williams. Of Denver. was
granted the above named attorneys fees
on the psr cent basis.
Henry R. Holbrook was a Colorado
pioneer who died four years ago. The
fortune left by him was built chiefly
through the enormous increase Of land
values In the Arkansas Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
Were Quietly Welded

Elias E. Boley and Miss Ella r. Watts,
two popular young people Of Manzanola,
made trip to this city on Sunday after
noon. hunted up the Methodist parsonage,
and had Dr.. Rollins perform the esre-
mony uniting them in the holy bonds Of
matrimony.
The new made bride has for some time
been employed in the postoffiee at Man
zanola and her absence will make tina,
resort a mighty lonesome place to the
young swain Of that town. but they're
joining in hearty congratulations to the
happy young couple.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
0cts Decd for Farm

G. M. Hall. receiver Of the State Bank.
returned on Friday from Longmont.
where he last week got from the Public
Trustee Of Weld county a deed to the
John E. Goddirg four-hundred and
eighty acres foreclossd and bid IN by him
at Trustees sale last June. After OBJ
tanning possession Of the property he
rented it for this season and also arrang-
ed with dealers TO push the sale. The
farm is a valuo bic one having ample
early water right, and should be quickly
sold at the price at which Mr.. Hall has
listed it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
Are Being Entertained

That Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lewis are
having good time at their old home in
Goshen. Ind, may be inferred from the
following item in the Goshen Daily News
Times Of Friday last:
"Mr. and Mrs. Spohn delightfully."- en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday evening
in honor Of their house guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. W. Lewis. Covers were laid for
thirty-two. A number Of social functions
have been given this week for Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
Rushing Work on High Line

The work Of cleaning and raising the
banks Of the High Line canal Is being
rapidly carried forward since the double
shift Of drsdgsrs was put on Monday.
The new drsdgs Is meeting the most
sanguine expectations Of the company.
and with the night and day forces that
will in the future be employed the High
Line will be in splendid shape to carry
its full capacity Of water in good time for
the opening Of the irrigation season.
should nothing interfere to give the work
a setback.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
GETTING busy
AT TEE FACTORY
Extensive Alterations and I'm.
provemcnts Begin
PREPARING FOR A
HEAVY CAMPAIGN
New Four Hundred Horsepower En-
gine and ESQ x. w. Generator
Will Be Installed

Making preparations for a heavy
campaign at the Rocky Ford plant of
thtONmerican Beet Sugar company,
a large force OF workmen under the
direction OF Superintendent Noble,
are engaged in making many altera-
tions and repairs, some of them in
volving much new machinery and
expense.
The most important alteration in
the big factory is in the electric al
power station, which at present is To-
Gated in the center of the main fac
tory building. This will be moved
entirely to the location of the present
storeroom.
In addition to the large engines and
generators already installed, which
will be moved, a new 400 horse pow
er engine and $50 X. w. generator
will be installed. The generator will
be connected direct to the engine, anu
will complete one OF the finest cleo
trical stations in the valley. The new
engine and generator will relieve to
some extent the engines on the beet
and sugar ends OF the factory, as mot
ors will be installed to drive some
machinery now connected direct.
The storeroom Is to be moved to
the space Immediately back of the
present office. to make room for the
new electrical station. The space
used at the present time for the cleo
trical station will be left open.
The engine is not as yet on the
grounds. but will be on hand as soon
As the changes are made.
Other changes are being consider
cd which will go far towards incrcas-
ing the efficiency of the large fac
tory. and will make of it by all odds
the best equipped and most modern
plant in the state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
A Juvenile Band

A "xid" band was organized this week
with the following officers:
President-Ronald jackson
Vice President-Carl Cadman
Seeretary-John Rollins
Treasurer and Leader-Walter Cheek.
The band numbers fifteen pieces. and
under Mr.. Cheeks efficient management
the boys-who are diligently praetieing-
expect to be able to discourse sweet
music" some time before the Fourth Of
July.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
CUT OUT MEGAPhONES
flowing Picture Shows nust Devise
Other neans to Attract

Ssvsral ordinances were introduced at
the council meeting last Friday evening.
but none Of them passed first reading
chiefly because the aldermen were LAM
sntably ignorant Of those already in force
and feared to create . conflict
A petition was received from Mrs.
w,ggin requesting the opening Of North
Fourteenth street and it was referred to
the Street and Alley COMMITTEES with
power to act.
The usual batch Of bills was passed.
and an unusual one was received from
the State Board Of Labor for a sort Of
license fee upon the city water plant.
which was quietly passed over to the
city attorney for an opinion as to its
legality.
The appropriation ordinance was pre-
sen;ed. showing how the city proposed
to use S5l.l4z next year. and was re-
ferred to the Law and Ordinance COM
mittee.
To this committee was also referred
two ordinances introduced by tho health
officer making a weekly cleanup Of back
yards and alleys obligatory and requiring
detailed reports Of all sickness BY attend
ing physicians.
a report was received from tho city
engineer as to the estimated cost OF lay
ing a pipe line from the High Line canal
to the reservoir. but the proposition was
Aetly dropped when it was found that
tA1xpense would be about $4,000.
~ WAS ordered that L. D. Conners be
notified to replace some crossings that
are erumoling away since the fros; left
the ground.
And the marshal was instructed to
prohibit the use Of megaphones upon the
streets from this time henceforth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18

Miss Maude Cressy returned to her
studies in the Denver University on Mon
day. after a ten days visit with her par
ents and Rocky Ford friends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-18
BUY
NO w
Cheapest Land Under
Rocky Ford Ditch
Ever Offered

IS acres all good land,
located on main road, close
to beet and cantsloupe sta
ton, also near Rocky Ford.
Three.room house.34 shares
Rocky Ford water. 5000,
for a few days only.
This is just as good land
and better located than land
that has been selling for
1925 to $3.50 per acre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
&c Itiattes Songeriae.

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Sto ! Toris un6er 4oonet "@rep.
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benoes anfomit ltOen a~ommentorcr
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boloer lin Der itrpngt luffet Tor Sn.
terpieDere; men set err ooq lpffe6es
"Sournal" giennem en- grfeiierin.
BEN npritaaeroe Terion of fao noaIe
Splpsninger ON beuoes niioGrenSe
2ip.
Grfeiierinben intrresierer ia life
mere for franif Golitif og oil life
for nogen Tris blarOe fla oeri; ser.
for neeter bun iig ogiaa foniefpent
biemme for en- bpilfen iom belit 30.
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for bans 9so fan bun albrig finbe
9rsit. Wen i'm aiPrligbeo til pa.
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fla Ser IGngere 5io boert aar, og
ser be'erger bun ale fine Snofisb
bun bar itaoig beholOt ale 9eperan.
bsrerne iii Set iorbeno9renoe Seller
bus. o. bun bor I. Or. beitiIt en-
grpaupsgape til 9rins Sictor %
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Sor of oqre 5uiaerierne og nGe
6eres RinSer iaa nPr iom muligt
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beSen, ira bpis 8inoiier bun fan ie
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berom. Boris er icm iast benOes
fiGreite SpboISsiteo. Sorsorist De.
Ter bun lin sio meIem SpboIo pac
lin @iaa | 5arnborcusb os llbilus'
ter pna lin 2pitpatt -Gprnos~.
garis, ubbrsS bun en- Tag
err oeres aongerise, JOIN itft
mere bar noget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
TN bel SD paa NImat.

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meo HPoiel Sremtioen imsoe.
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boff berier aoleraeu poISiomt, ga
Snnobeos. % Observation-Disclosures
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ringen ON, at aoIeraen par uobruoi
| ell nGrliggenoe 9p, nuaeoe @uer
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al Fonif og beilutteoe at iorlooc
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reoe iomme aiten brso man op
enooa iooae OIoinac iFlrttcoc iig iii
oct irLiomme llbpanOringstoa. 1ei
bleo fun TO Wenneifer tiIbage
gpen, nemlig en- 90.oarig Oloina
'om oiIoe os | lin gnmle Spite, oe
en- arebIing, iom ingcn Slestningt
bahoe.
SanbringenS MooI bar aloeie;
ubeitemt. Dc piIoe Inn iIpate iol
Den irpgtelige Sienoe a%oIeraen, mer
De one0e life, at ben frpateoe @iei
aIlere0e bar miot iblanot Dem. Set
pareoe life IGnge, isr gpeSimicr
brsb no. oa ~iorfprbeSe oenSte oe il
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feoom bar oper Dem. De bar bnlo.
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opbioieoe 8emptter og tage Crib
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