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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
EXCITEMENT OF FOREST
FIRE CAUSES DEATH
NJ. J. Lewis of CopperopoIis Is
Victim of Nervousness
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call.

STOCKTON. Aug. 31-W. J. Lewis,
formerly a resident Of Stockton, but
Tor the last - years a resident of Cop
peropolis, died last evening due TO
excitement caused by a forest fire
The decedent was greatly disturbed
= few days ago by reason OF forest
fire near Copperopolis. and when an
other broke out yesterday the excite
ment was TOO much for him and he
dropped dead.
He was very well known IN Gala
Nerss and san Joaquin counties. He
Formerly lived near Linden. San Joa-
dUin county. He was IS years of age.
in addition TO his wife, q son and
daughter. he leaves the following
grandchildren: ". H. Lieginger. Miss
Minnie Lieginger and Mrs. Eta L
Clothier. all OF Stockton, and Bert
1.ewis CT the United States forestry
service at Sonora.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
CRUISER CLEVELAND
OUT OF COMMISSION

VALLEJO Aug. Sl.-The cruiser
Cleveland. which recently returned
from the Asiatic station, was placed
out of commission today and viii be
examined by a survey board. which
will make recommendations to the
navy department as to a general over
hauling. Members of the crew of the
Cleveland were transferred to the re-
ceiving ship independence until their
terms of enlistment expire.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
FIVE BOYS ROBBED :
POSTOFFICE AT RUTH
Court Places Quintet Under the
Care of Sheriff
TSpcciol Dispatch 10 The CALI

WEAvERvILLE Aug. 31.-Five
Humboldt county boys. who have con-
fessed to robbing the postoffce at Ruth
on the night of July 80. have been re-
leased by Judge Bartlett under the
surveillance of Sheriff Boyce until Sep
TENDER u, when they will appear for
sentence or be placed on probation for
a further time. The boys gave the
names of John Hersperger, s. q. Hutch
ems, Fred Friend. V A. Hayda and Ru-
dolph Rudey. They say that they were
alone in the robbery, but officials be-
lieve that they were put up to the job.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
SACRAMENTO OUT
FOR CONVENTION
Realty Delegates From Capital
City to Invade San Jose
and Push Claims
Especial Dispatch 10 The CollI

SACRAMENTO, Aug. S1.--A strong
effort to induce the California state
realty federation to hold its next an
nual convention in Sacramento will be
made by the delegation of the Scar
mento realtymen who are to attend the
convention in San Jose, starting Sep
TENDER 10. Dodgers and badges will
be distributed by Sacramento at the
convention. The committees appointed
for the conquest are: Finance, H. A.
McClelland, T. j. OKellev and w. II.
Westlake; arrangements, w. r. Noble,
f. w. Chapman, d. w. Carmichael
A. l.. Crane and D.. H. Cox.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
SANTA BARBARA BONDS
ITSELF FOR TUNNEL
Last Mile of Engineering Feat
to Cost 100000

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. BLY, a
vote of to 1, with 1,430 votes cast
the city today Endorsed a bond issue
of 5000. 900 to pay the cost of driving
the last mile of the four mile tunnel
through the Santa Ynez mountains
When completed the upper Santa Ynez
basin becomes available as a water sup
ply The total cost of the work, in
GLIDING dams, is expected to reach
81 600 600
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
SONOMA MAN THREE
DAYS AMONG MISSING
j. w. Morrisey Pens Will and
Drops From Sight
'TSbecioI Di,patch 10 The Call

SONOMA. Aug. 31.-J. W. Morrisey
mysteriously disappeared Monday
morning and it is feared he has met
with foul play or has taken his life.
He arose about 2 o'clock, wrote a
will leaving all his property to his
wife and then left~the house without
hat or coat. Deputy Sheriff Joe Ryan
and others have made an unsuccessful
search for the missing man. The only
clew secured up TO late this afternoon
was the fact that he was seem in Napa
in the vicinity of the tannery-
IT is feared he threw himself in the
river and was drowned. Financial
troubles are said to have caused him
much worry recently.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
REDWOOD CITY WOMAN'S
CLUB TO MEET AGAIN
[Spccial Dnpatch 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 31.-The Red
wood City's womsn's club will hold
its first meeting after vacation in the
Odd Fellows building tomorrow. A
reception will be given the members
and their guests and an attractive
musical program will be presented.
Mrs John ID. .Gish, Miss Sullivan of
Burlingame and Miss Nedham and Mrs.
Gonzales Of San Francisco, will render
vocal and musical selections. Mrs. ].
B. Schroeder viii give q reading with
a musical accompaniment.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
STOCKTON CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE BOOSTS FAIR
Pledges Support to Panama
Pacific Exposition
I Social Diseotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 31.-The board of
trustees of the chamber of commerce
has adopted resolutions pledging the
chambers support to the Panama Pa
cific international exposition to be held
in San Francisco-in 1915. The cham
Der pledges cooperation and every
reasonable assistance in making it the
greatest worlds fair ever held"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
STATE CHAMBERS OF
COMMERCE To UNITE
New Organization to Be Formed
at Sacramento
TSpcciial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 31.-An organ
ization to be known as the affiliated
chambers of commerce of California is
to be formed at a meeting of the Call
fornia development board to: be held
here next Tuesday. All the scattered
the various towns and counties in the
state will be combined into one body
at the meeting. Governor Gillett is
expected to call the meeting to order.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
PETALUMA SELECTS
CHARTER FREEHOLDERS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, Aug. 31-At today S
election for Is freeholders to formulate
a new charter for Petaluma the follow
ing were the successful, candidates: ].
L. Camm, Z. E. Drees. Charles Egan,
NJ H Fredericks, DR.. H.. S. Gossage. A.
w. Horwege, w. J. Hickey, A. Kahn.
John Lawler Sr., F. II. Meyers, William
Palmer. II. Schluckebier, w. c. Strad-
ling, IL. II. Weber, William hartman.
William hartman is chief of the fire de-
partment and 1T is proposed to include
strong measures for fire protection in
the new charter
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
GROVE JOHNSON'S
Wife in CAMP Align
She Spent Money in Vain At
tempt to Obtain Nomina=
ton for Him
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

LOpccidI DISPolch 10 he IdHI
SACRAMENTO, Aug. S1.-That Mrs
Grove L. Johnson, the beautiful wife
of the legislator, aided in her husband
unsuccessful campaign for the repub-
lican nomination to the assembly was
Indicated today in the statement OF
expenses incurred at the election as
filed by Johnson.
Johnson gave his expenses at S229.6O
and under the heading of persons who
spent money in behalf Of his candidacy
he wrote:
My wife expended some of her
money. L don't know how much. II
was all expended for legitimate pur-
poses. ] do not know all the items"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

On account Of MeXico's Centenary Cele-
brafion September. 1910. Tickets sold
August IS, % and September 3, s, and
1o A month of fun and frolic. Grand
masquerade pageants. gathering of
aboriginal tribes. native dances, ath-
7etic sports tournaments, fireworks
aviation contests. etc. For tinforma ton
see Southern Pacific Agents. Ticket
Offices: Flood Building, Market Street
Ferry Depot Third and Townsend
Streets Depot, and Broadway and Thir-
teenth Street, Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
WATCHMAN is KILLED
GOING TO HIS WORK
c. e. GribbIe Run Down b,
Train at Oakland
ISpeeioI Dispatch 10 The Call

OAKLAND, Aug. S1.-Charles E.
Gribble, a watchman at the Southern
sPacific yards at West Oakland was
struck and killed by a westbound Ala
media local train at $40 o'clock this
evening. The accident occurre dat the
foot of Pine street. while Gribble was
crossing the tracks on his way to work
Gribble lived at 726 Union street. He
was so years old, a native of Scotland
His wife and six children, adults, sur
vive
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
BIRTHS

BLOCH--In this city. August "a. 1910. to the
wife of Leon Bloch formerly Myrtle Woff). a
son.
OLIvA-In this city, August "a. 1910. to the
wife Of George j. Olivia formerly Virginia
Pescia). q SON
SKILLICORN-Iu this city, August %. 1910. to
the wife Of Jack Skilliccrn formerly Mary ker-
VIM. twins. and daughter
TABER-In this city, August IS. 1910. TO the
wife OF Charles II. Taber. a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
SACRAMENTO TO HAVE
NEW SCHOOL SYSTEM
Teaching in Grammar Grades
Must Be Uniform
So Disealeh o ~ an

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 31-A new sys-
TEN Of teaching for the Sacramento
grammar schools is to be observed this
year by requiring the teachers in all
grades TO complete the same amount OF
work in q month instead OF letting the
work be done in a careless manner, just
SO il is made up in the term. So much
school work viii be apportioned each
month. according TO Superintendent
Ereiene, SO that one teacher can take
Up the work Of another in the same
grade by short notice. The studies eff
fected by the new rule are arithmetic,
reading, spelling, grammar and com
position, history, physiology and writ
ing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
CRUISERS WILL TEST
PACIFIC COAST COAL
Vessels Now at Mare Island Sc
leCted for Trial

{. WASHINGTON. Aug. 31.-The ar
mored cruisers, Maryland and West Vir-
ginia. now at Mare island. have been
selected to make thorough tests OF Pa
cifie coast coal with view of finding
coal mine on the coast that will be
satisfactory for use in the navy. In
order to compare the efficiency of west
ern coal with the Pocahontas coal now
used. the West Virginia probably will
be provided with the latter and the
Maryland with the former.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
Y. M. /. DELEGATE TO
GO TO SUPREME COUNCIL
+ Seeciol Dispotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 81. Stockton
council No 3, Young Mems Institute,
will be- represented at the supreme
council which convenes in San Fran
cisco next Monday, by Richard Lauzen.
Lauzen, as supreme alternate, will rep
resent not only Stockton but the Pa
cif1c grand council Jurisdiction
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
T0KAY GRAPES ARE
IN DEMAND IN CUBA
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 3i-A communi-
cation has been received by Secretary
J. n. Eddy Of the chamber of COM
merce from q resident of Cuba asking
that he send two barrels Of choice
tokay grapes by November I. The
writer says he desires the grapes for
a social function to be given Novem-
Der J. Eddy answered the letter as
surfing him the grapes would be sent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
VICTIM OF RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT is DEAD
c. A. Ricketts, Succumbs to In
juries He Sustained
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

RED BLUFF, Aug. 31.-Charles A.
Ricketts,, manager Of the Los Molinos
land company, died today of injuries
received last evening while attempting
10 stop a runaway. Ricketts, Jumped
into the back Of a rig. intending to
stop two runaway horses, and was
thrown out. He was badly bruised
about the head and did not regain con-
seriousness.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
ORONILLE EXPECTS TO
GET THROUGH TRAINS
Merchants Believe Better Serv-
ice to City is Certain
I Special Dispoich 10 The Call

oROVILLE, Aug. S1.-Oroville mer-
chants believe this city will soon have
q new through train each way TO San
Francisco. The fact that the Western
Pacific is running a local from here to
the bay makes merchants believe the
Southern Pacific viii compete for the
business. At present a motor connects
with the trains from Sacramento TO
san Francisco. II is believed here at
least one Of the trains will run through
TO this city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

WARNER LECTURES roNIeHT-some inter-
esting comments are TO be made tonight on
the morals OF San Francisco by Adam Dixon
Warner In Dreamland rink. He is 10 deliver
his Illustrated lectures. The Modern City
and See America First" under the auspices
of the womens clubs. the civic organizations
and the churches OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
NUGGET CROP BEATS
FRUIT ALL HOLLOW
Orchard Products in Slug Gulch
No Match for Cigar Box's
yield"
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

PLACERyILLE, Aug. S1.-W. H.
Frey of Slug gulch raises fruit and
nuggets both in the same orchard.
During the last few weeks, while
working in his orchard. he has picked
up cigar box full of nuggets ranging
in value from 81 to $119. Frey will
realize a large sum from the pears and
apples of his orchard this year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

Birth. marriage and death notices sent By mail
win not be inserted They must be handed In at
either Of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
published once Ia this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

CARD OF THANGS
RIyERS-To friends and acquaintance; Ac
eePt our heartfelt thanks for your Kindness
and sympathy in hours or bereavement
c. c. RIVERS AND FAAfII,Y
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

Everybody is firmly convinced that
retribution will Overtake the otner
fellow.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
A. WHEELER. Noble Arch.
s. H DARRAH, Secretary.

HEOHENMACHER-In Truckee. CAL August
80. 1910. Ferdinand Rechenmacher,. resident
OF Auburn, Cal. dearly beloved husband OF
Emelia Rechenmacher. and dearly beloved
father OF friedrich. Lillian and Auburn Rech-
enmacher. a native OF Germany.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

TsCAANTZ-ln this city. August %. 1910 Al
bert Ischantz. beloved husband OF louise
Tsehantz. father OF Albert and LouiSe
Tschants. son OF Friederica Tschantz. brother
of Mrs. Emma Scholl, Mrs. John a. Fritschi
and Mrs Carl Carlson. and uncle OF Mrs Percy
Cooper. native OF San Francisco. CAL aged
AZ years months and 10 days A member 81
Carpenters Union No. 1888.
Friends respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral today Thursday September 4
at 10 a.. m, at the chapel OF n Gray 4 CO..
zl96 Geary street corner OF Devisadero. under
the auspices OF Pacific parlor No. TO- n 8 q
W Incarceration at Odd Fellows crematory
Please omit flowers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

gnoeI bar iaa beISiee. at be bIcp i2reise
iheit fsr Gneen Tom. SunSheostiIitans
ben runbt Der er piit notiaa goo idaoioi
reg beS, ian eoh Tom ben fan pentes at
barre | Senne Sutteriers % gaeinernes
Sio.
@anet os u,eeet fan man I9ie ia til
naomitunber. Roaet al BET b~eipnSerligs
ite ies bar feet er ben S6eori. at gsaa'
men er taeet. cher faISt. no at Ntlanter'
baoets SfisSI giltnot er Rdansu err
lieen alooe, men ies tror, at bpis Der
ifnIoe fiuoe poa at bumpe reo | Gtlans
terbapet iaa niIbe set BIZ en- nofiaa mGrfs
bar Sule. Set piIoe | Saa Eilf9lbe itc
mang!e meset paa at man iunSe eaa ter'
ifoet menem europa % Gmerita. Sec
for min Gel peb M life. beere. enS al
SoIen. Iaanen % Stiernerne bier
fable paa famine Sag os al ben famine
a~ImGetise SaauS. 90 Seu Gro er goo
moi for mig. 60 a~lbenituuo be nebblirer
at frpoe os beo fit Sin, ina fuuimer Del
os life en- Ssit neS, bnaoiIass Stof Be
bcitanr al. Sa, bette er M min gteninS,
men iaa er M ies bare
On apinoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Sra Siablunb, Iinn.

NpIineen berrunot bar ifior BEN beb'te
man bar bnbt pan mango aar, % meo
be sobe Sriier, iom betaIes FOR bono man
Ear at IGIge, er Der mango bIanbt Sar'
berne Tom bar goo 8ruuo til at barre till
treble. 9auSet berrunbt betales meb fra
$40 til 500 pr. Gcre, bbiItet igrunben er
mer ems set er orro. Set er oerfor rGs
fen umnIigt for en-, Tom intet bar, at
faa zig ct Siem berrunot, % az ben
@runb or ser en- bel Del al De miubrc
bemioIeoe Tom flptter p~eitooer 90 bar
iprept iig no oper forifieli8e Counter
Hortb Safotd. @IanSt bisie lloflDttere
bill iee iiRr u9une en- un9 Ytnnb, ION bill
blibe meoet iapnet / bette staboIaq, rems
lt9 CLAUS Sulteitab. 8 mango 6euieene
Der bar Fan pGret ell al sc leoeuoe WRno
berrunbt, Ii9eIebes bar ban / mango Iar
o9ret RoIttierer, oa uu9tet Ssuuen bar
prret roen, iaa bar ban orret Ell nibs
firr RauS ! tit gmbebe o. manecu Sang
traifet i9iennem Sne % Sele for at les
bere Inbeberne / rette Sio. San fIptteoe
til Settineer, 81. Sat, % bpno Der er
bort Cab bliner berne gps Climbing.
SoIteitao bar Spret en- goo Stette for
aihoISsToIfet berrunbt. Sillut sniter
Soften" % bens Saiere 8ptfe
% 6rem9arg. On abonrent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
83.4 Or. Gnloe.

Zen a6ioIut lapeite Semperatiir,
iom er bIit maalt pna Soroen, bsrer
biemme omfrins De tore a%hiloepoler'
/ oct SnSre al @rsnIono cg ! gitIt'
birieu, huor 1ermometret fan 'pnfe
iii noiten so @rubers S1iloe.
Elsie laue Sempernhirer fremfom'
mer pes bet iierfe Barmetab oper Dc
piStitrafte Snemarfer ! oisie polarc
Cane. Zen moSerue lloiorifring al
BEN irie atmoifRre FAR pitt, at ido
Iupe Sempernturer iielbeu iinbes
2nitbaoet. S~nerraifeube oirfer
oerfor oct nplis fcuitatereSe Saftum
at oeu Itsrite 3tloe | 2uiibapet Der
Ifer itore Ssioer ooer sgtpotor ol
life, Tom man funbe tro. poa tempe
rcreoe % poIare greooesraoer. bpas
ben aerolosiffe Expedition til Eit'
airifa bar gootaiort. Cen maaIt'
neo en- Gegiitrerbalon ouer Sirtorio'
iisen, altina | umiooelbdr RTrbeo al
sGfoatcr, / en- SeiSe al 1913 ailorne'
ter S4.3 8raoers auloe. Gette er
Den Iapeiie ! SoroaimCiiRren maGlte
Semperatur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
ara gbpmpipn, Soma.

9a hi MI bar faot "Secorabs Yoiten"
Tom en- re9eImGsiig % uelfommen 8i9it
/ cntrent 16 Gar, ioa fan bet bit life
bare formeget, ont hi flyer ct Orb til
Sat. iiGr ba hi Ii9eiaa r~eaelm9siig bar
moStaget be mebfelgenbe Yrrmier, oers
ibIanot inSbeiattet: Rorsesfnrt. Raones
itempeI % SsoieIsbnasbos. ~foruoen Die
perIe "sdmiIies 2Gsuiuaer". Set er rots
iaa interesiant at lGie De ioritieai9e
grepe fra Solicit, % at Gor9esbreueue
er oe, iom tonrmer ira min Siembpsb.
@ifsr, raturIiapis Be melt interssiante
for mig. Stisut 9renitrinereu Dor en-
uorit Drills Bel fra nit Sarnbomsbiem.
laa tienoes ies BOG peb manst % meaei
az Der ban Ifriner ON. Saalebes er Suei
aIrtten en- 9ammel Sieuoins. for bun
a en- al bore are Raboer. ga. M
Bar S~pIpsniuaeu (os a~utcmobiIenl for
l9nae iioen iaqet 2uei % benees lige
I'll 9lotsbiera. Sbi ait. Tom | De ~sooe
oamle Sage" iputes mpitiif. Tan mi fors
flares paa en- uotian nnturlie Waaoe,
Sen ifulse life bart bet miuoite imob al
taae mig Ell Sur biem til S~teinsoaleu
efter 20 anr5 SrapGr; men geien
meaem Sbompiou % SteinsNdIen el
babe lang o. ioitbar. iaa bet er peI
beSit at pente en- Shino til = inotiI iee
fan relic pr. Suftifibl
ga M bar pi iadet baaoe Solitin %
Bar. os ben Rrnaoe Sue bar faaet en-
brat guSe. 6oIt beromtrius Sripsr paa,
al ale arGitsr meo @aisinshelfains.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
ssra ssuncbcrrp, Winn.

Snneberrb Iis9er | ben ~uorebeitIi9c
Sci al 8oieau Gpuntp. @i bar bapi
io9rt pent @eir Der / belle @iuter | Sors
boIb til bpab ieg ier | SIabene ira mans
&C andre Stcber. SIT er bet Slut pda
SI9befsret os Oct ier no til at bIibe
gaar. Seq Ter | gIabeue. at Der er tort
Spsrssmaal efter 9anb aIleiteber hoor
Der err eoSt 2auS at ian til en- biuig Sris,
% / S9roeIesheo refer en- bel Gel Soil
til Canada. Ser er enbnu enbeI 9anS al
faa til biuig Sris. S~probunben er for
set meite eob, Der er ct iiffert &egnfaIe
til bpert aar. % Storme bar urrct
ufienbt Ger. 2aubet er for oct meitc
oabent, meb imaa naturli9e Sfo8Iunoe
biit % Der. Ser anIes ale Sorter Sch
Iaa iom Star % Sbcbe. Sillut Ell ocns
Iia SiIIen iii @laoetS 8eoatticu o9
mango 2Giere. 8. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
ara esms safe, emit Co., @iuu.

gin sc,nuer gaaren ueS TN grsS o.
graet fan.
Ga Vinteren ben fer hi mes Sorast, fan
Spr Ben bar mn rdiet.
allie Sins bar mafet.
I omtrent en- fem RoaueSers SiS. fan
@i baober MI at Bet er inart forbi. fan.
9aeS bisie eIeHtenters 9iaiert. fan.
90 gIaoe ifal ni ipUne
Naar ban tar tit Glroe
Bort for iieite Gang for settle Slar. fan.
snrt isnser 6asIene / Eser en- guif,
ian,
Ga eliftcn fsrSes fnart mcS alt SIass
8uf fan.
Vinteren er ipiirlSen,
@are Iparte 8rnnoeu,
Ga ba, min soSe Sen, forLaS sit 81, iau.
Ssrit iaa tar man fat paa Grin % Saro,
fan,
Ga BEN BET life eier ban er en- Sfarp,
ian.
Set er 10 icm en- gane.
2ileida en- 9are.
Sor en- arbeiosmanS at pIsie Soro, ian.
gu faar hi BRUCE baaoe Sorn 90 SIo,
ian. :.
ut faa I Soro set peItiIitcIte Src, fan.
@tistar III pdd S9oen,
8lanter Stint blanbt SbeSer
"a, min 9oSe Sen, ba gaur Oct 9dIt, ian.
Sutteti, MI faar nt ipebe 9obt, ian,
Ga Rpagebeiuet bIir beitonAig paaSt. ian;
Wten pi er 10 bante
I'll at eaa % sante
9eoo alt set 5teb, Sen Col % ginS fan.
SarpcI, Su @inter. os bcIluutmcn goar,
ian,
9u reiie tnu. bu sisr mig life iaar. fan,
Sor bu sisr ~beitanSig
@fer Sortr9o eno eaorlia,
0erior tan on baubre boor ou oil. fan.
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On biz os %aitiele.
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fan,
Ga life trGnaer eaa | alt SIags Sol,
ian, -
Sbi5 De life lbiter.
Steuet al ig rniter
Ga gaar inb til 9srn 90 Sone fi9r, fan.
Ti err iiSite gerIet funeet No, ian,
6or baaoe Ole, ger % SodI o9 Smut,
ian.
gu er BET famine Stbre
ON at ioa iig Spre,
Set III ierit % iipit bi tGn'cr pon, fan.
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