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pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
Cumberland, was chairman Of the meet
ing and preached the ordination sermon.
Rev. Stanley II. Jewell of Barton delv-
cred the charge to the congregation and
Rev. S. f. Downs of Baltimore the charge
to the pastor. Rev. DR.. j. n. Beall of
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Plans for Virginia Synod.

Homes have been secured in Winches-
ter for about 300 ministers and elders Of
the Presbyterian Synod of Virginia. which
Will hold its annual session i'm the local
church of that denomination next week
The opening sermon will be preached
Tuesday evening by the present moder-
ator. Rev. Dr. Russell Cecil of Rich
mond. Immediately after which the usual
organization and election of officers will
take place. The synod takes i'm the
churches of Virginia, eastern West Vir-
ginfa. the District of Columbia, southern
Maryland and several churches of Balti-
more city.
One Of the most important matters to
be considered will be the proposition to
create the Potomac presbytery. made up
of the churches of the Chesapeake and
Maryland presbyteries. The foreign mis-
sion work will be presented by Rev. DR..
Z. w. Smith of Nashville, Tenn; Chris
tan education by Rev. Dr. Henry NJ.
Sweets of Louisville, Ky: the Bible cause
by Rev. DR.. NJ. B. Porter of Richmond.
come to address the meeting in the inter
estS OF various societies. The synod will
be in session until Saturday. October 2S.
Gilbank Twigg, formerly of New York.
but now of Markham. Va, will shortly
have what will probably be the largest
fruit orchard in the United States. He
recently bought the estate known as
Leige Manor. containing 1900 acres near
MIDI hudiii. anu ID dfTdHSIIlS 70 pant no
less than 10000 apple and peach trees
on 1900 acres. He will retain 200 acres
upon which he will raise Arabian horses
Put Brakes On Speeders.
Although the streets of Harrisonburg
were thronged by court day visitors on
the day the Glidden tourists went south
from Winchester over the Valley pike.
the Harrisonburg authorities are being
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Before publication the several chapters
Of the book "The American Govern
mert," by Frederic J. Haskin, were
read and approved by the following
authorities:
La The President
Approved BY William H. Taft
President Of the United States
Z.tThe Department of State
Approved BY Phiander c. Knox
Secretary Of State
3. The Treasury Department
- Approved by Franklin MacVeagh
L. Secretary Of the Treasury
4. The Army
Approved BY Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood
b.. Chief Of Staff
v Approved BY Rear Adm1 R. Wainwright
Aid for Operations
g.. Tn. Postal sevie.
Approved BY Frank H. Hitchcock
+ Postmaster General
IN The Interior Department
Approved BY Cami A. Thompson
Acting Secretary Of TIE Interior
g.. The Patent Office
Approved BY Edward B. Moore
Commissioner Of Patents
.. The Geological Survey
Approved BY Henry {. Rizer
Acting Director
10. The Department. Of Agriculture
Approved By James Wilson
Secretary Of Agriculture
H. The Weather Bureau
Approved by Willis L. Moore
Chief Of the Weather Bureau
1zfThe Department Of Commerce and Labor
Approved By Charles Nagel
Secretary Of Commerce asd Labor
IS. The Census Bureau
~ Approved by E. Dana Durand
Director Of the Census
II. The Bureau of Standards
Approved by S. W. STattos
+ Director
Is. The Public Health
Approved BY Dr.. Harvey W. Wiley
Chief Of the Bureau Of chsnistry
Approved BY DR.. Walter Wynan
Sarysea General Of the Public Health aad
Marin. Hospital Services
rs. The Smithsonian Institution
Approved BY Richard Rathbun
Ae6ns Secretary
Approved By Col George W. Goe,h,l.
j Chairman and Chief Engineer
49,. The Interstate Commerce commi..io.
Approved BY Jsdson c. Clements
J. Charnan ss
49, Our lnsular Possessions
: Approved BY Brig. Gen. c. R. Edwards
b. Chief Of the Bureau Of In,uI.r Affairs
TO- How Congress Lesi.lates
Y Approved BY Senator Thomas S. Martin
4 Chairna. Denecrste Coaferenes
FL. The House of Representatives
Approved BY Champ Clark
Speaker
e. The Senate
NAPpreyed BY jaime: S. Sherman
+ Nce-President Of the United States
23.1Ths Library of Congress
GSr.r;.s '
r.. The Government Printing Office
Approved BY Samuel B. Donnelly
Public Printer
Is The Civil Service
Approved by John c. Black
T. President Civil Service Csnniss;o,
rs The Supreme Court
Approved BY james H. MeKeaney
a Clerk Of tie Supreme Court q the US
81 Other Federal Courts
Approved by Wilbur S. Human
Deputy Clerk Of the U. S. Commerce cour, |
%. The Department of Justice
Y Approved by George W. Wickershan
Ausrsey General
zot The Pan American Union
Approved BY John Ba-.es.
Director General
80. The National Capital
Approved by Cuno H. Rudolph
President Of the Board Of Commissioners Il |
the District Of Columbia
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criticised for holding up large number
OF the visitors on the charge Of speed
ing. One policeman threatened to shoot
holes i'm the tires of the cars IL the mo-
florists persisted i'm going through the
town fast they were alleged to
have been travelling. The motorists told
the police TO telephone the amount or
their fines to the Staunton chief. which
was done, but the stanton authoritics
forgot all about the fines when the hig
reception was held i'm honor of the Gid
denites.
An unusually strange and fatal maladv
has attacked large number Of hogs
which were being fattened for fall and
winter butchering i'm Page county. The
disease. which appears to be unknown to
veterinarians who have been summoned.
seems 20 paralyZe the hogs legs. and
they remain in that condition for a day
or two. when death ensueS.
Rain fell almost necessarily for twenty
four hours during the middle part of tho
week i'm this section Of the Virginia val
ley. and all the small streams which had
become low during the past month or
two were converted into raging torrents
during the night. In Winchester the
downtown streets were flooded from curb
to curb. and i'm the county many bottom
lands We're submerged.
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Better Water Supply.

IT is announced that the authorities OF
Martinsburg, w. Va. have at last taken
steps TO improve the water supply. which
Is alleged to have been contaminated re-
Gently by external causes. The people
using water from the city mains have
been advised 10 boil all their drinking
water until they are positively assured
that danger no longer exists
Sorrow doubled i'm the home OF Mrs
j. W. Brannon OF Whitacre. this county
this week. Sunday evening her son.
Guy w Brannon, who was stricken
with typhoid fever just as he Was
about to leave for William and Mary
College, died. and while she Was pre-
pairing to attend his funeral word came
that her mother. Mrs. Amanda r.
Gardner. wife of DIR. james T. Gardner,
had passed away at Capon Bridge. haV-
ing been a paralytic for nine Years
Paul r. Rhinehart, the Lacey Springs
postmaster. who has been CONDUCTING:
quite "A spectacular campaign as am in
dependent candidate for the position OF
treasurer Of Rockingham country. has
received a letter from the Post Office
Department in Washington i'm which he
is notified to quit campaigniag for the
tredSurerShip or send I'm his resignat ION
as the village postmaster. Rhinehart
declares he is in the race for business
and expects to hold on TO both a. LONE
he can. Nearly every other resident
of Lacey Springs is "A candidate for the
postmastership. and the list includes
Mrs Rhinehart. who even has the IN
dorsement of some of the other candi-
dates.
Right of way has been sucurcd for the
construction of an electric railway line
from Staunton To Waynesboro, Va. and
the officers Of the Stanton Traction
Company are interested in the matter.
1t is expected that the plan will he
financed in a short time. and that the
work of laying rails viii begin before
winter sets in.
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The Secretary Of
the Treasury says:

The Secretary of tie Treasury,
Washington,
august IS, 1911
Nr. Frederic J. Haskin,
Washington, ID. c.
Dear afr. HdSkin:
I hare had Jour article on tie
Treasury Department 0ery carefully
gone oz'ey By those yho are most COM
betenf to Judge of its accuracy and as
far as I haze had the time I hare gone
o0ey the article myself I am fulLy
assured that it is accurate tn its state
nentS.
With thanks for tie opportunity
you haze Afforded me 10 Judge of the
matter before publication, I am,
Heyy sincerely yours,
(SignedD Franklin Mac HeagA
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The Partnership Made Clear

MIR. Haskin doesn't merely tell you that It costs
billion dollars a year to keep Uncle Sam &
Co. going, but he traces clearly how it comes
back to you.
The list Of your benefits as a stockholder in
Uncle Sam & Co. would 6Il this newspaper if
printed in full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22
A Book That
= You Are q Partner

A pessimis,ic American. who thinks he has
been frozen out Of his partnership with Uncle
Sam by the politician. ha. another think coming
to him. He simply doesn't know. Further
more he is ungateful, for he is participating in
the profits Of that partnership every moment Of
his life.
Don't listen to the pessimist. The optimistic
American knows that Uncle Sam and his gov
eminent are bigger than any political party. He
knows that underneath the political map Of the
country hes the grand old country Itself. with its
wonderful government. forming foundation so
strong that political storm. cannot lessen its
soidity.
1t is this partnership with Uncle Sam. which
you hold by virtue Of your American citizenship.
and not by virtue Of your party affiliations. that
Frederic J. Haskin writes Of IN his book. THE
American Government.
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HOW TO GET THIS BOOK

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NcENrsEx AFoRPo
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WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES
Corrected to the Close of Business October D. at
the New York Stock Exchange.
Railway and Miscellaneous Shares.

following
the YorkS
last
to
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as Clarke cannot explain inst how no
happened to have the cash he will have
TO go over the hill to the state peniten-
tlary or else serve a term on the roads
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The Attorney General Says {:

CDfff OF fFe -4tfo7nc1- General,
Washington. ID. {.
-4MeN2 p, 1911
Frederic !. HaSkin.
Washington, d. {.
Dear Sir.
I haze looked o5e,- the graft Of .1on,
chapter on the Department Of Justice, and
haze made one or tac'o beHefird sngers-
tfonS on .p0u,- nzannscyfbf. WIN modf-
featfoNs in accordance wtfk these sne.ges-
hons Think 1onr article sViH Be Of con-
siderable interest 10 q large number Of
people Uho haze no reel kno7Uiedge of
zohat the Department Of Justice IS. I am
giadto haze an otbortunttpf 10 look it o5'er.
Yours 1ety truly,
(.Sgned) George H. Wicke,shan,
attorney General
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Presbyterian Pastor Installed

Special Dispatch to The Star.
: LONACONING, Md. October 21.-Rev.
H. L. Earnest was last night ordained
as pastor of the Presbyterian Church at
Ice crirg. Re-. Dr. James E. Mo1att
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

1t DAYS to read the want columns Of
The Star Hundreds Of situations are
filed through them.
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PRED at the last commencement and since
the last investigation are responsible Tor
the new attack on DR.. Barringer. The
hearing will be sensational and interest
ing, and will possibly involve some of the
students of the institution. the escapadeS
being such that DIR. Barringer should
have taken cogniZance had they been
brought to his attention. and it is sug-
gested that he was apprised of what the
bows We're doing
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Successor to DR.. Denny.

Following the retirement of DR. George
H. Denny from the presidency of WASH
ington and Lee University there have
been a number of names suggested for
the presidency of that institution. The
two oftenest mentioned are those of DR..
S. c. Mitchell, formerly of Richmond Col
Iege, and DIR. John II. Latane, now pro-
fessor of history in Washington and Lee.
Already the claims and capacities of the
two gentlemen are being weighed and
discussed and letters are pouring in on
the members of the board which is
charged with making the selection. No
time has so far been definitely fixed for
making the selection, and it may be that
some other candidate will come forward
and capture the prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22
Must Keep Docks Open.

Unless the supreme court of the state
shall say nay, the owners of the city
docks must keep that property in such
condition that it can be used by vessels
trading at this port. That is what the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
ii. Np

5er fOitteret, ie abl. Or. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I
sleepp epe. @inn, @rs. $. 5sr8enien, hrs. S. u.
gonoo bper 81
Rocipe, @is, Dor 6relier5 eo>Iut5. airtes gtisfonsior.
entng =. -.
Staple1urit, 4ebr, Mrs. anne ). Rbtlipen. .........
Siliommen. -. s Is
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08

Gambling / 6olfetinget. fan man
iiee, at ban her6iemme oct minOite
forbaplcoe og / Gpitlano iremtalo.
re 9irfninger, Ser par moOiot Oens
Seniigt.
anoerIeoes Oerimoo meo artif.
len / .3ioen". Zen ~inoeboloer me.
get oprOiiuloe N%onenter, boortiI
pi life minoit reener llotaIelien ON,
at gGIgernes 6oritaaelie for De
miIitpre Bligter, Der paa5oiler
9onmnrf iom neutral Stat, maa
boIoes oaagen ~tiOlig % iiloig",
forOi onnOets iortiotte Silu9reIie
/ ltnfb9ngigbeo beror paa Oisie
gligters OpfplOeIie.
Wen ogiaa oen 9etrngtning ooer
oct onnif.tpife R~oboforbolo, iom
5. 6. 6briitenien ger enloenoe |
s5toen", bar ot let PED al lutte
oS til. Sang paa Sang bar ri Der
| gIooet - / artifler, iom bar iun-
oct bio lt~obreOelie gennem tpife
BLADES goIemif MOB oeres Sno.
BOLD bppoet, at BET buaOe er
unpttigt og uanitpnoigt Deo &i9lp
al goIitimagt at befrige en- erobret
g~eioIfnings Snab, ielo ON BET er
ct a@enforeningsbaab". gi nerer
gonife bit minOre Glib til en-
Seir for oSsimooiebeo og aetfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08

5ntet.
SITE beller fan oct nptte, at 1p.
iferue unores ooer, at 9nnife be.
parer 6nobet ON after at iamIes.
ct %iaa0dnt nationolt Saob bar 9p.
iferne ogiao for oeres 9eofommen.
De, Be; iinOes / aae Rationer, og
ielpislgeIig Oerfor Ogiaa ! Dor. gi
pil life I9gge SfiuI Oerpaa, tbi
set er Dor Guerbepisnins, at Ri net.
CD oeo at goa nobent til Bprfs o.
iiae Sonobeoen beoit iremmer goot
9taboifo6 I 99ngoen. Men San0.
beoen er ogiaa ben, at bette bort ma.
tionale Snab bigger ni life paa bore
Sparo eler andres, men alene paa
oen Gro, at Ssimooiebeo os Ret
fprOigbeo eneang Oil ieire / 5oIfe.
res Sino.
0i 6ar tioligere iagt bette, men
ri gentager set | Tag. ioroi BET er
aoot at oct beres ensang imellem
oa taees til Gftertnnfe paa Be rette
Steoer.
Get fsbenbnpnife glaO n8iset"
ifriper anleOning Of ooenitao.
enoe Mrtifel:
nGm Den Sennisnine til Epif.
lanos 9g Meteorological, iom 5. 6.
GbriItenien inoloo Zig paa oeo De
Reergaaroife 5orioarslope /. BE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
NDe gegcr ira Sanmarf.

y. @lomberg: 5ortpninger forMe6.
nr6eiocre | gsrneguostieneiien.
II. 1rinitatisti0en. 100 S;oer.
5 mutt Omilng. gris 80 Cts.
6. gsiehenfelot.Sanien 9ibelen |
9srnenes Saano. I. Del. Rar.
fus.epuneeliet. tloIagt | 1876
Smaaitpfter. Eli OasIig gibeI.
lpsnins for gsrn. Smuft giIIebe
paa OmiIae. go Sioer. gris.
20 Cts.
ariitenoom % Nntibsforifnins.
/. +. 6. ararnp: ON Iroen poo
Sub. Ga Sioer. 3 DmiIas 4Oe.
II. Gr. Form: Den biItoriite gi.
oenifnb og Seiu 2io. 60 siber.
5 Smilag 40 Gts.
Dan. 2utb. pnbI. &oufe.
Blair, Nebr.
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MOB Spo. 0et fan life uqre on0et;
men 5orboloet fnmOe blipe beore,
buis Spiferne loo De 0anife / 5les.
pig leue oeres 9io / 6reo, meo aft,
bDoO Oeres a%anOelige 9iO o. Oeres
Sprog %peofommer Oerom er ingen
IuiuI. Get er unoerIigt. at 5oifer.
ne life for lpnge iioen bar Jet BET.
tbi boao bar Be ounoet me0 ben
gomle aurs", o. bpao oil oe reii.
fere meo Ell mp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08

oig6eo@, emo 6oltetingsmano 6bri.
itenien ipne5 at sere, men ri oeler
iulot no bans Anifuelier ON 9eret.
tigelien / pore rationale Strap, 90
ri unoerifrioer bans Iom ooer bet
5tpre, Ser rider bore noroilesoigife
2anosmpno iom en- 9lage oa for.
itprer 5reoen meIlem De TO 9nbo.
iolf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08

6oloelien Al BET 6iotiluarenoe 9(n-
tai tpife @nostieueiter Tor Ell 9tao.
penoigbeo.~
@rambg. Sprfen. Zen peoparenoe
Serfe bar fife olene foraoria1et ga6
paa Marferne. men bar o9ioa 8iort
Jig ~gploeu0e / &auerne. 5orin0en
Oenne 8srfeperio0e inotroaote, tegs
neoe at til, at 9ooerne oilOe aioe ct
goOt l1obptte / 4or, men for ii.
Oen Ter BET fife ioa loOen0e 10, i0et
mango al 6rugterne er 6leoen ior
tioIig Itonoie0e I llOoiflin9en oe
blioer 0eroeo Tor imoa. aartofIerne
blioer mange SteOer ogina Tor ito.
Zig moone. 0ooroeo llobpttet Tor.
minoifes. Gerialoo er anoloene
iunoe.
S~pnSer6ure. ) SapsnpO. 20 81.
fwicerer ira Den berp9reuoe 3. ga.
taiuon foretoe ManOoe aften ben
II. Alg. e1 SeiItur Re0 en 9git.
fittter Biting. l1O FOR aain9s REP
en- 9pge Seilene Bort. Get Ipffeoes
9aaoens 5srere at fate 9lnfer no
Tor Senoerbp, booreiter Be gif /
2ano. Smi0lerti0 repes 9ao0ens
Anfertobe i'm. % 6artoiet 0rep til
Ses. Otter a~nmooning oerom til
Marinen brogte en- 0~nmpbaoo Be
ubeIoige 5eilere og oere3 9aao til.
bage 6ertiI i9en.
Spnocr. Gcsncu. 2ioiolige 0rol
Og 6bor Sen oraf. oen tsriti9e
Sor6l ifrioer y9eitilesoigs 3iocn.
Sc" un6er II. aug. 5 @oar Nor
aes fom Den ira Hibe. ri6enoe pan
9lpitens Rn9. Der par tor Subel
/ Blonteoeroenen, 0a Be fsrite 1raa-
Der falot. 7e gulneOe @orfer 0rnf
iom 5oompe. Nen Sc pisne6e
straaIia reiite fla life mere; BET
par fun De ippoe Spirer / 9u1.
sen, iom ferIte Sang ! oeres 9ip
fit 2ob til at iptte 9q6erne til
9pgeret. ser isIte 2ipsfraften ionI-
me / ia.
9Danmfloiter. @nuc til NisiiOncn.
(@. l. @amle Sans Mnoien 6an.
len ira Rerre 2egum, iom beoe /
@inter, bar neo Ieitamente ifrnfet
5000 9farf til @isitonen I 1iru.
poti.
Der fan madife / Bernie 8orbiu.
oelie min0es ON. bpor 900 en- Ger.
ming BET er ogiad at betarfe pore
rationale og firfelige Sammenilut-
ninaer / 3eitamenter.
Glipleb. Seoc af carmen. Isl.
ap.) Sos 8oaroeier Sans 7reDer
I gilsbpf er to Stpffer l1ngfDpg
blepne ipge og bar mnattet ila9tes
paa @run6 al Sen itprfe 6eoe, og
fire er en6ni ipge ifrioes Der Sen
10. gng. Otter 1prlpgens Menina
bar Be oruffet for foot 8nno, iom
fsres no til oem paa Worfen. Ter.
Tor Dor man bare foriigtig me6 at
Ia0e areaturerne Oriffe alt for me-
get, naor 9an0et er ioa foi0t.
9itcr 9Danm. Moie6rnnb. Rsrre
6jarup Moie 6rpn6er, ifrioes Ser
BEN IS. Ping. : 6reOags begpn0te
8ran6en. og / 2er0nes elf en- 5rop
Sernbanenrbei6ere / Gag meo gluf-
ninqsnrbei6et. men 0eres Qnitren.
gelier bor frlgtesl6ie. geboerne
Dpgrer iig ifsIge 81. Z" oeo at
6iplpe 6a be bar trablt meo Soften
I oenne 9io % 6eaera Dil la0e DO
len brqn6e emo lnoe 9eitar6ei0et
uente.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08

SfOobOrg. Soften er 9aaet ul9o'
uiaopanlig raft ira 9aanoen for
9onomanOene Der ifriper DIN" al
f8. Mug. paa flere iterre @aarOe
er man aaereoe f9r0ig meo 9iem-
fgrslen. observation-disclosures er / fllO
Gang. aornet feres oirefte ira
agerne til 8qritningen, nOen at oct
bar ppret i%fOftet. 5oloaobpttet er
iprlig goOt for SOeoens geofom-
menoe. Zen peier tiaige goot.
Sar oct tsrre 8eir iremmet So
iten, ioa itnnr BET oaarlig til meO
@r9smorterne, Der er ganlfe al
ipeone, ioa set 6lioer fnapt meO
aooeret I'll a~renturerne. NGlfe-
mpngoen er al BEN @run0 gaaet
Ionat neo, omtrent en- 5ieroeoeI
nnoer oet normale, men til @engplo
eaar Smerpriierne meget it9rft
opo0.
Roofrugterne tr9nger ogIna
banrot til ]ieen for at funne gioe
ct nogenlun6e goot uobDtte. De,
Der bar ianet tiOligt, oil iiffert foa
De beoIte 3oer, men mall9e 2ano-
memo bar maattet iaa doer , 8an'
ge, 0a 5erfen / 6oraaret par Ina
Iterf, at Street life funoe ipire.
S%erfenen ! aor itreffer iig eiter
Snoberetnineen ira 9amborg ooer
belle europa.
Als. Soften. Sra 9psa6ilo Soen
ifrioes / en- aorreiponoonce til
n8DbbsI4oiten" unoer Is. Plug:
Soften afiluttes III ! oisie Gage
runot omfring. gn0nu iom aItio
for lDoer 6~olferaabene 10 ooer
2anosbperne og De bringer 10 mo-
get Of uoe gooe gamle 0nges"
Stemning meO Jig. Get ianme fan
life iiges ON Sc ifingre 0ampflei-
Ter men eGers minoer De minOit
Iige ioo tp0elis ON, at Soften MI
er paa SpI0ningen.
5 ct grep ira Roro6org Gang
io9n til inmme 9lao 5eooer oet:
Soften gaar meO BET ne0boIoenoe
@eir brilliant. geormaIt buroe ri
babe npret iprOige, men ri bar /
Gar brugt en- Sef - 30 gunO
= 8inoegarn mere emo / tioligere
Wiafiimumsaor. Get bill iige, at oen
iamtioig er iaa itor og goo, at Der
iful6e 6efieri til at gore ben iRr.
Big / minore ems 10 a~r6eios6age,
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