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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lybecker, of
Wawawai, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Pullman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

For sewer construction and re-
pairs, see Oscar Amos.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

Norman Moss leaves tomorrow for
Spokane where he will join sur
yeying crew, composed of college
students.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

Chas. A. Bartcher, representing R.
F. Outcault, the creator of the IA
nous Buster Brown" series of draw
ings, transacted business in Pullman
the first of the week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Bryant left
Sunday for a three months visit tC
New York and other eastern states
Lloyd Boyles, of Cotton, was in
town Saturday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

| the w. K. G.. will serve a dinner to
the members of the G. A. r. in Ma
sonic hall. Memorial services, to
which the public is invited, will be
held at |. o. o. F. hall at 2:3O.
The Dramatic Arts Club of the high
school gave dance and reception in
|. o. o. F. hall last Saturday night,
| about twenty couples of high school
students and teachers being present.
G. l.. Hix, instructor in mathema-
tics at the high school, left Monday
for Spokane, where he will spend the
summer He will return to Pull
man for the next term of school.
A. B. Thompson of Seattle is now
in charge of the dry goods depart
ment of the Woodin Dept. Store. Mr..
Thompson will also handle the ad-
yertising end of the business.
Rev. f. b. Foster of the First Uni
ted Presbyterian church of Spokane
will occupy the pulpit at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Chas A. Bartcher, representing R.
f. Outcault, the creator of the IA
nous Buster Brown" series of draw
ings, transacted business in Pullman
the first of the week.
For Sale-A first-clas Jersey COW,
giving 1-2 gallons milk, a one-horse
buggy, very little used, and various
articles of furniture. See ]. R. Rup-
ly. May 26-June 2.
Mrs. MILFORD Allen and son, Neil,
left Thursday morning for Grants
Pass Oregon. their future home.
Mr.. Allen has been at Grants Pass
for some time.
Mr.. Cartwright of the Cartwright
Concert company will sing Abraham
Lincoln's favorite hymn at the regu-
lar service at the Christian church
Sunday night.
Norman Moss leaves tomorrow for
Spokane where he will Join a sur
veying crew, composed of college
students.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Lybecker, of
Wawawai, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Pullman.
Ivan Livingston and BENJAMIN
Burns went to Wawawai on Wednes-
day.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

Chester and Victor Bakala, of Col
fax, visited friends in Pullman dur
ing the early part of the week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

j. Nj. Reid attended the Farmers
Union convention in Moscow Tues
day.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

Ira Clark and l.. e. Wenham re-
turned last Sunday from Seattle,
where they attended the grand lodge
session of the Knights of Pythias.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26
Plants.

Asters, 25c., Pansies so cts. ,Shas-
ta-daisy so cts, and Tomatoes 30
cts. per dozen at Neill's Greenhouse.
Phone Frs. 296. ct
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

Ladies can get a first-class sham
poo at the Princess Parlors, 108
West Olson street Hours, 9 a. M.
to 6 p. m.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26

Il. H. Metcalf of Spokane was a
business visitor to Pullman Wednes.
day
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
KLONDIKE GETS
 RANCHER'S LIFE

A. G. Holland. of Prince Rupert. ar rived up on the Princess Royal en route to Dawson. where he has been called by the sudden death by drown ing Of his brother on September 5th.
 c. A Holland. who has been res ident of the Yukon for a number of years was crossing the Klondike river from the Sunnydale ranch which he owned. and his horses becoming frightened by the swift waters, be came ungovernabIe and oyerturning the wagon. threw Mr. Holland out. He was caught in the rapid current, and before aid could get to him, he was drowned. The unfortunate man leaves a wife and family in Montreal whom he has not seen for four years past. A. c. Holland was a resident Of Skagway during the erection of the W. p. and I. bunkers being em- ployed in their construction, and is making the trip into Dawson for the of settling the affairs of his brother.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
TIE WHITE HOPE
 GETS BEATING
rBy Alaska Nauy BursauI

NEW YORK Sept If-3lth8uzh there vas no betting at fb- ring sids of he Morris Flynn Fsht -hs wild est enthusiasm Fas manifest when fhs two contestants entered fbs ring
 From the start ol hs fight Iim Flynn clearly had the better of it. and rushed he White Hope from ,hs be- ginning At the end of the tenth round Morris face vas battered % pulp and Flynn only showed slight mmp over his feff eye
 Fight fans say that it was ths fer est ten round battle which has been fought for a long lime sz Flynn was terrific. and while Norris vas in anod condition. he vas not able fo with stand the grief
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
MARSHAL LOVE SIZES MEAT
 IN GOLD STORAGE OVER YEAR

will proceed to destroy it.
 While this is looked upon by the people of this city as a just act, 1t is thought that there maybe a short age of meat this winter and that the prices will be very high, owing to the lateness of the season, and the fact that there is little chance to get a fresh supply in before navigation closes.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
TAFT H0W ON
 WESTERN TRIP
CEy Alaska News BureauJ

BEVERLY. Sept 1G-At six o'clock last night President Taft staried on his tour or fbr West and before he reaches h1ua azain be will know what the result Of his tour has had with the voters ia some rf the states
 The president bad an carly dinner with his family before leaving in eel ebratiou Of the fifty fourth anuiver- 7ry ot his birth
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16

Hon Henry Wessen Young, L. L. D Minister of Education and Provincial Secretary, and acting Premier of British Columbia, arrived up on the Princess Royal this morning, and tock the morning train for Carcross, from where he will go to Atlin by special boat.
 Dr. Young has been speaking every night for over a month past in Van couyer, Victoria, Chilllwack and other points in the Delta.
 Dr. Young is taking a very active part in the educational growth of the Province. In 1907, the University of Toronto conferred the Honorary De gree of L. L. D, and this year McGin
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
REVOLUTIONISTS
 ARE SOLDIERS
CBy Alaska News Bureau)

WASHINGTON. D. c. Sept. 16-Ad- vices have been received here by the War Department that the Chinese Re volutionists are drilled like soldiers and are prepared to stand a long and fierce fight,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
UP IN THE AIR AGAIN

ALTA, Cal. Sept. 16-RObert Fowlef the airmau, succeeded in repairing h3s biplaue at noon today, and resumed his flight this afternoon. He made a fine start from here, and his mach inc seemed in good order.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
WILL PROTECT
 ITS PROPERTY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 16-In an- ticipadon of trouble in case there is a general strike of the car shopmen of the Hartman lines. workmen are building stockades around the South ern Pacific works in every city where the Hartman lines have shops.
 This is taken as an indication that there will be no compromise on the part of the Railroad, and that they will fight the union to the end.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
ROBBERS BLOW UP BANK;
 GET AWAY WITH S258.O0O

and it vas through this building that the robbers dug their rsy into th= bank
 Upon checking up tho loot stoieu It s found that twenty thousand sol lara were in gold pbils Ehe remain der of the tw0 hundred and fifty
 ight thousand dollars were fn nov five sad ten dollar bHis The Dolica arc working on the case. but they can sind no clue. although they are saBUiua Of catching Inc thieves
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
BIRD MAN WILL
 WAIT IN WIND
lRr Alaska M Bnrsanl

sUsQUEHANNA. Pa. Sept 16-Al though ready to depart at an early hour this morning. Aviator James Ward was unable to launch bis air craft. owing Co the strong winds. Ra- ther than run a chance of wrechng his machine. he has decided Go wait until the wind goes down
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
PHYSICIANS HAVE HOPE

KEY, Germany Sept 16-The phy- sicians in attendance upon Premier Stolypin have issued Q bulletin that the Premier passed a fairly good night and that hopes are entertained for his recovery.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16

The Jefferson will be the next Al aska Steamship Company's boat in- to this port instead of the Dolphin. Under this arrangement the Jefferson will be here Wednesday.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
lspecial to The palIy Alaskanl

Special to The Daily Alaskan)
 FAIRBANKS. Sept. 16-Last night District Attorney Crossley hbelled sighty-four tons of meat which was shipped from the outside over year ago. and which has been in cold storage. ever since
 Acting under the provisions of the pure food law. United states Marshal Love made a seizure of the meat, and
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
FISHER SEES
 NEW BIG DAM
lRr AlasEa News Bureau.l

BOISE. Idaho Sept is-secretary of the Interior Walter L Fisher is today inspecting the new Arrow Rock Dam. which hase hpan put IH by uis government for water storage for ir- riration purposes
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
CHINA REBELS
 GET MANY GUNS
lBy Alaska News BureauD

TORONTO. Sept. 16-Advices have been received in this city that the Chinese Revolutionists have captured the big Imperial arsenal at Kiatins. and that thousands of small arms and much ammunition fell into their hands
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
HAVANA E NOW
 BEING DREDGED
Especial to me Daily Alaskanl

Special to The Daily Alaskan)
 FAIRBANKS. Sept. 16-The first dredge to be operated in the Panama river will be placed in operation Mon day morning and will work up to the end cf the season. It is believed that the dredge can be worked for two months before the season closes.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16
lBy AIaska M BureanI

By Alaska News BureauJ
 NEW WESTMINSTER. T. c. sept l6-At an early hour this morning three robbers entered fine Bank Of Montreal and departed with two hun drcd and iifly-ei zht thousand dollars The r0bbres dug through a brick wa four feet thick. and drilling into the vault. blew ft open
 The bank is separated from Che police headquarters by one building.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16

The ss Georgia. Of the Juneau ss Company. left Juneau on time this morning and should arrive at 9.3o to- night She will sail south st a. m- Sunday morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-16

University did the same.
 Dr. Young has devoted much Of his time during the past few years to the study of Leland Stanford and Berkeley Universities, with the view of building University in British Columbia that would work In conjuuc- ton with these noted Western seats of learning. Such a union would mean much toward raising the standard of .eduaction on the Pacific Coast and would place the West on an equal educational footing with the older University centers Of the East
 In speaking of the coming election. Dr. Young is very optimistic and feels confiduet that the Conservative party will win.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

omiat til 2ip | os, oil fremme SUBS
&iges 8Pfit berne6e. Saoleoes gift
oct ogiao | Denner. Soa ioare Het-
fproig1e0ens Sol faiteoe line l9gen-
De Strooler inc / en- une Wonos
eler en- ingBiges Sierte me0 innoS.
tilgipeliens @uioalelie, imilte oeO-
fommen6e gennem Goarer % toffebc
9erren, JONI boooe looet oct lDffcs
for BAN eler 6en0e at finoe og moo
tooe Den 6re6, iom oner9aor a.
6oritano. Den ioo bar Der en- Bro.
Der eler Ssiter - en- Sen eltcr
Beninoe, Iom maatte poontinoes og
bIep poanin0et ON oct enc iorneS.
lie. 1roen pna Spnoernes 5orla0elie
offsote / OiSie npoofte SiGIe -
iom ale 8egne - ben aprIigbeA,
al oqion be andre MATTE image,
bpa0 DC imagte - Sbomen al Seiu-
Spn6stilgibeIiens Gns.
Dc npompenOte bleo Misiiou9rer.
Zen @InOe, iom 0sberen Sobon-
res foI0er lin %fuIOfomne @le0e, at
tFae SimmelbritOgommen oSeius"
tole inmmen meo lin 9ruo, erforeoe
ri = iom SUBS 8ern - liot Of /
9enoer.
E. 5 fore iinoe, npompenOtesi9
Ie 6erii6e: @Ipoer e6er, at 5 al
Ioooe bar e6ers Rabne ifrepne /
&immeIen, og bGip io1 foIte, ube-
oGaelige, oItio fruetbare / Serrets
Corning. aGrGigbeoens oa 8reoens
8iiien til e6er ale fra
g6ers grooer | Serren
Sens g. Scene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14
RisiionsmDberne iamt Sirfeinbbiel.
len / Davenport, Soiua.

"a Der npIia bar opres ct IGn'
aere StDffe / gDoaiteren" angaa-
cn6e Sor6oloene ber 9onenpoyt
fol ieg life fomme dGrmere ino
hcrpao. men nGrmet tribe en- ipl.
5e Ms0erne og SI00ie!len. Dog.
fer ieg beopnoer me- bette, funoe
ice bape 9pit til at iortPae en- lille
s. i~torie; ieg boober set life oil trpte
te 2Gierne alt for meeet, lao 5t'
Qpn6er ieg oItiaa:
5or ca. fire gar lien tom en-
arg 0nnifer Der til E,nenport; 5an
hanoe life opbolot 'i9 Der / Can.
fct mere emo en- Ma1r.hs Els eler
iaa. @n Dag traf oct iiG, at omtaI.
T. llnge Mono life a~rbeioeoe; pIuo-
ielie banter oct paa 1eren, % inc
traaote Ell Wan0. SON 90 pou Dol"
Les BET; of, ben unge lanifer fun.
De life ct ORD Gn9clif, boao ifuloe
ron BOG gribe til | lin 0ee; bon
ilop bog meO Sfr9ffen; tbi hot ef-
ter ls0 oct: De er moaife 0lnIf."
slab, boor oct letteoe = ia, BET fun.
be ban itole pnn, ban bar. Zen
nnge Donifer bnooe pit aloriB
m9rfet oct ioa tpOeligt iom | bint
gieblif. = Nonoen. Der bar trao6t
mo, bar Dor nltp9renoe 9r9it; ban
og ben un9e 0onifer, blen belt sooe
genner fra ben Dag.
8i gaar MI tire Gar frem | 5i'
ben, Den lnge 0anifer bsrer oirfe.
Iig meo til Wenigbeoen Der / To-
penport og bar en0oa be9pnot at
fao 9inene op for firfeligt og fri
itcIiat Nrbeioe. bpiIfet iuit life fun
De iiges at babe n9ret SiliGIoet
tibIigere; ban bIiuer itaoig o9t peb
at npre gooe 8enner meo Br9iten.
Site iao lang 9io berefter faloer
ben unee gonifers Zine poa en-
ois SpoIte / n0anIferen", iom ban
10 pe6 ben Sio lpier meo meeen Sn-
teres'e, nemIig airfeinopieIien I
RiIpoufee, Der | en- iGrIie @rno
tog bans Spmprfiombeo faneen,
os uoiItaarIie iuffeoe BET | ben un'
ge 1onifers grpIt: n@i6 BET bar os,
Der nar naaet inn Ianetl" Den lam.
men meo Suffet par oct ct Soob,
mooife ogion Iiot al en- gsn; Do iaa
mi. fere 9piere, Ssnoag b. 30.
Oft. sn6pieIien Of airfen nirfelig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14
Gbcneser, gnNubOn, Sa.

8eo anoubon, leoer man title %
paretoger bper lin @ernine = bop-
De ner iogt me6 l1n6toeelie al aor-
reiponoenten; tbi ban bar pitt p9ret
for title og life meO Eroifab bare
taget i'm 9orreiporoonce | ben iioite
Si6. Men M oo8interen mart melOer
Zig, oil ban nof | al Stilbeo iptte
Bennen | 9en9gelie.
8itus bor life nblie laoet Jig ie
meo bette tonne @aon; pi trpnger
eners til at blipe inipireret % for.
ccret mn og oa. Brpslene, iom ban
mente ban fit, bar piit bare en- Sno.
bilbnine, oct Dor insen girfeligbeo,
bbilfet oeioo Ieb. loo Zig foritaa
meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

Yoitor q. g. GbriItianien og Su.
itru er lige biemfommen ira en- 3
Tigers 8eriereiie til 9ruib, goIora-
90. Oct por oog nof life Spile alt-
iommen, for 6eriom ieg life bsrte
fell, ioo iogoe Gbriitionien, at ban
6oooe prGoifet 81 @ange / bette
Si0Srum.
Gbr. anuoien, Dor Meniebeos5or-
mnn0, bor Ri lige Jet, oo BET bar iaa
belt mt og ligcirem fornsieliet at
ie BAN igen. San og 8omilie er Ii
&c fommen tilboge fra en- 0onmarfs.
reiie.
Storfe bar Ri ingen boft al | Som-
mer, men Ri bar bnft no9le Stuoen.
ter og Gleper fra Blair. SITE foroi
ieg bill i%ammenIiene Stuoenterne
meb Storte, men oeres afreiie berfra
min6eoe mig ON Storfenes Ifreiie;
tbi | goo Sio reiite 3, nemlie q.
Sanien os @ammen-8 rsorene, me.
oers ben fieroe, g. g. Senien, op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14
Sra bsie Roro.
B. 20 sIIer.

Ssn6ng Woreen .o9 tiolig oppe,
graat noe, men Init in6e; % Oner.
i~friiten Sra bsie Roro", oct lpocr
ioa inipireret, bet ier li6t tort no, laa
ipnes / alt 6alo Sfriperen, og oct
er enonu blot ifrebet meo 9lpant.
Spor onoerleoes oil oct life itrnoIe
i n0aniferen" npaa Brent". So,
for oi baaber 10 oa, at oct fommer
/ D8oniferen". So, 29ier, on foor
unoifploe os, oct lille opi". Der lap
ino, bet er noeet, Der liseiom TOM.
mer naturIigt, oct er iom inoiu9et
/ Wo0ermPlfen - ira fgrIte 3i0,
en- fan erinore liot mere emo @gG,
lGIte man poa fsrIte SIDE | 5linfS
almannf. ogi Ss. fongelige Sei-
be0 = o. I. b.. Oct LOO iaa bit
fIin9renOe og tiItnIenbe; Der bleb
bpgget itore Sonfer | oct lille garne.
booeo - at funoe ifrioe iaoIeocs, at
bore noget peo bet fongeliee" -
oct bar ct WoaI n9r6, ct bit Woal,
og Woolet blep lat = iao tpoeliJ
minoes Sfrioeren, iom Barn. gn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

6olot Jig Der en- Sio en6nu, ioa man
bar n9r peO at t9nfe: Won ban
bill o~oerointre2 Men iaa pluoieIi9,
fer oct blen folot, rejite ban ogioa
- life til g@eppten = men natur.
ligpis til Blair, til oct parme ali.
ma = aanoelie 9etponing.
ut bore 8rugt | fin Si0, 9op.
Sol.1-0et 9iner baaoe SO og Bio
til at ituoere.
vi bar nplie baft ct goot Mis.
lionsmsoe, oct noreoe | 3 Daae,
men girfnineerre erfares enont, og
man funoe piit ~pasienbe anpenbe
ZIP. @. Is, 5 for at tcIfe oisiegirf.
ninger. Ser itaar, at Menigbeoerne
bleo itprfeoe - | Sroen oe formere.
oes | Intal boelig. Dette .oaeIig"
er panifeligt at faa belt inofsrt og
pirfeIiggiort MI ON Gage, men bet
buroe oa iaa bore ct Singerpea
paa bborlebes bet buroe bore.
q q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

NSf
Sierte til @p0.
Dan bar iagt BET ioo ti6t, % man
Tiger oct END,
Ut Dor Girfe fan life beItoo =
Dog JON baobfulOe itaur Ri med
Serren JON Ben,
San bill 6iaIpe os Seiren at noa.
9leo Ell airfen iaa proetfuGO iom
andre, Ri ioa,
Soor / Dag Ri er iomlet til Set, :
@ennem gslgernes grns ifal SUBS
8empeI beIton,
Sffe roffeS / Storm eler glpit.
Eil bort Sonifuno Dor airfe bi
fnptter | Dag,
Com en- @ren poo ct Gre oen MI
1tddr.
@ennem ben bill Ri nirfe for Cant
funoets Sag;
Den ifaG gr6nnes iom 96nberf |
8nor.
gi bill eIife CUBS @erning og ogte
bans BUD,
@i bill prize Cubs Miitun6be6 itor.
Chen, Ger inon6t, fom ri
n9rmere @uo,
8i tit Chit til at fslge bans Spor.
@ennem 8reoeliens 3i6 fit Ri film.
tie ct Gus,
8i Fit Iprt at itoo iommen | 9go.
@ore Bonner bfep bsrte, oi tror,
at oct ems
8or @it6s GprIigbeos Stemme, Ser
Ieo.
$ao ina 8at, fore Seius, for ga.
ben, on ean,
Sor Dor airfe, iom ni fif ioa fer,
Sor bin berIige SER ooer 0eo,
ODER 8rop, :
8er on bfanSt os / @erningen ber.
Der goar en- foritooenoe Sslelie
igennem en-, nnor man lpier bisie
8ers, % bel iier for Dem, Der bar
meo fra geepnbeIien Der / Doben-
port. ia, at hi ioa life eGemmer |
8remtioen at iige Sen Serre Seiis
Sof for bans ufotteIiee aprIigbeb
til os Wenneifer.
Son ~illitter ieg meb en- bierteIie
Sof til Somfunoet for ben Ststte,
bet bar poet oe enbnu poer os, Der.
neit bill ieg poa Wenigbeoens og
eene Begne iige goitor IieIfen og
Iuit. @rifien Fof for 6en 9io, 6e
bar ibIan6t os. enoeIig en- nenlip
SiIIen til Rebaftsren oq ale 8Iooets
0piere.
Sb. @sIIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

oe pluIlle Hlapper, Oe Iulprte Snos
re, De 6DiOe Striber, mel ingen al
De pDnteoe airfe9engere Iigneoe oog
noget imoO MlanOen / aongens5e
De bar ale iom Bialter imo0 Seem.
pen, Sol0aten meo Soer0et oeo Il.
Den, 8ielmer, Dufoten / Bnn0en,
10, iol
aGre 2eier og Sen, Moolet er
naoet. 5 Dag ON ct Bar elmer
er Der %fongeligt @eite6u0, o9 8or.
bet itoor 0pffet / ben 6pggelige
5manuels Strife / Oconto. Sa,
W1aalet er mere emo naoet; Seq og
ale @uos 96rn er life blot noget
oeo BET fon9elige, men er al De fon.
gelige. 81 er life blot 9ienere, Sol
batter, men er aongens 9grn. We0
fulo gfet iette8 ct obi", men glenn.
mer life oaf SUBS Roaoe"; ie, oct
bleo Dog noget tort.
5orIe0en bar ieg iaa 6eI0i9 at
ie og 6ere port 2on0s 8reii0ent,
JON ban ito0 Der / i'm frnfti9e Sfif.
felie o9 talte itprfe Sro, oa iaa
leg % mango an0re noget tort,
iaa Den it6rite Mano / geroen, =
aon9er og aeiiere bar life oen0fogt
Iom bore 6oreneOe Stater8 Br9ii.
Dent. 0fen Der bar ogioa en- Del, iom
Inlet iaa | BAN, De iaa ingen Ser
ll9beo be0 bam, oe bog bar oe er
Gait Den itore, Den iamme, oct er
Blot no9les 8riller, Der life er flare,
De iaa life, 6oao oi iaa. Set er alt.
Iaa life oeo aongen eaer De fon.
geli8e, at 6eilen er, men be0 giet
altioa, min fere2eier, iom u0eblep
ira @9itbuiet, fra oct berIige 9or0
= og 29iere trinot ON Der / port
tore 2nn6 iom uoe6Iioer ira @9.
itebuiene ira @uo5tjeneiterne, ira
for, at on faar 8i9lfen no al giet;
6bor alt 6a oil blipe fo%ranoret, alt
oil blioe MT. Waaife ct 9arnooms.
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noar on iaa rige, fintfl9ote gern,
mems OH Ielo elf | rin9e fattige aSt.
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hpao Der bill genta9e Zig / @niebe-
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fine al90er, meOens Sine egnealp-
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ia, barme dig, at bu life Der fom i
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ila inomel0e / emmanuel Menig.
beb Ter / Ocorto, maa ri jtis iaa
2.Hl til at l6fte aoriets 6a"e, MIA
ie fau oS gamle, at oct 9io4r Stnr.
te oct einer @l9oe og Grritcr at
brl.es neo @uosboroet, 1T itnrfes
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er nj 6lebet uomsnltret til at bon.
les tiitoppe. 5sIe osl
81 ian 8enner, trin0t onl. ionl
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Suhto, til ier mao ieg brln5e BET
lnl.ait greooro: PIT oeo 81. lnnl.
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ts'c / @uOS araft, men ii ualGr.
Ten 9omIe goitor SerSilGS Meit
'p1tf De1ere og belere lor hter
Cana ioa ipnes iee i: Sub
5eniaesifolelerere letter Il 0raii
III rcr Sa9en. Men ri max attic:
o9 otter ian0e, at Ri fan lioet, fan
bel plante og nanOe, men mna oen-
tie paa Serren for 8Gflt. 90 Ri bar
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oct er aongens Orb - altioa poo
9np, pon Gnp ale Serrens @enner
aft buao s begere / 9snnen,
ifaf s faa. 9eoer, at e0ers @leoe
mna blibe f|ulbfommen.
We6 5reoens Silien,
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