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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1911-03-09
NFW SETTLERS ARE ARRIVING
Seven Immigrant Cars Unload
in Philip Last Sunday

A special train of some thirty
cars left Pierre Sunday morning
and were distributed along the line
between that point and the Black
Hills, seven of which were showed
onto siding at Philip and un-
loaded. The afternoon witnessed
a busy scene near the stock yards
and along the south side of the
tracks, the seven cars being strip
ped of their load in short order and
attracting a large number of our
citizens, who took as much inter-
est in the arrival of the immigrants
as small boy does in the arrival
of circus train. The new comers
are but the advance guard of the
vast army of people who will pull
up stakes and make their way into
the land of promise in the west and
the influx of immigrants into Stan
ley county will continue from now
on until late in the spring. AL
most all of them are prepared to
commence active farm work, and
we believe the coming season will
witness a great transformation in
the appearance of the country in
this part of the county. Traction
engines will soon be at work turn
ing over the virgin prairie at the
rate of from fifteen to twenty acres
a day, changing the brown plains
to black, which in turn will be
transformed to green by waving
fields of corn and grain.
Among those who came in Sun
day were j. M. Coin and sons, H.
G. and j. d. Coin, of Creston,
Iowa, with one car of stock and
farm machinery and located on a
farm near Hartley; John Kopp,
who has been spending the winter
at Bradford, Illinois, brought a
car load of stock and machinery
back with him and will farm his
quarter near Topbar the coming
season; L. G.. keck had one car of
machinery and household goods
shipped from Washta, Iowa, where
he has been for the past three
months; Sam Calvert, formerly of
near Smith, shipped out load of
immigrant goods and will again
locate on his farm; Jermiah MUIR
ply and family and Philip Noonen,
of Irene, Yankton county, unload
ed two cars of horses, cattle and
machinery and will locate on a
half section which they recently
purchased of Walpole & Kelly.
They will also farm the Ryan place
of $40 acres.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1911-03-09
Exchange Clippings

returned from Philip last Saturday
with the gas breaking outfit which
he purchased of WaddelI. Mr..
Olson has several large contracts
to do breaking and will he kept
busy turning over the sod.
MilesviIle Citizen: Ernie Coop
er was caller Sunday. He had
just returned from the Fort Pierre
hospital where he had taken his
Eeice, Rosa Barber. who met with
serious accident in a runaway
last week. We are glad to learn
that she is doing as we'll as can be
expected.
Midland Mail: Maxine Young
had very narrow escape Tues
day from being seriously burned
with carbolic acid. She and her
little brother and the two small
children of Mr.. Olell were play
ing near the Odell home, when
they picked up a bottle of carbolic
acid that someone had thrown out.
Little Donald started to throw it
over the fence when the contents
was thrown all over Maxine's face,
but prompt assistance prevented
her being seriously burned. Why
anyone should be so careless as to
throw out a bottle of carbolic acid
is a mystery.
Fairplay: Billy King was for
chilly elected from the northwest
corner of the court house by Coun-
ty Treasurer Mckay on Monday
of this week. Mr.. King went in
to the Office to pay some taxes for
other parties and an alienation
ensued, in which he intimated that
Mckay was an eligible candidate
for the Ananias Club. Then it
happened.
Hayes Homestead; Last Sat-
urday occurred the death of George
Schlegel, near Sansarc. Mr.. Sch
legel came to this country from
New Sharon, Iowa, about seven
years ago and has been one of our
best farmers. He leaves a wife
and four children to mourn his
loss. The body was shipped to
their old Iowa home for interment.
We understand that the family
will return and make this their
home. We join a host of friends in
extending heartfelt sympathy to
the bereaved.
Ashcreek Pilot: Next week
Monday a new change will occur
in delivering of mail to this place.
The stage will leave Cottonwood
every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, returning from Bowling
! to Cottonwood on Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday, giving patrons
of the route mail but three times
week instead of daily as has
been the custom. The people
will put up howl, but with no
favorable results. p. NJ. =.
Hitchcock is determined to cut
down the expenses of running the
service, and down she is coming.
! We will be able to notice it next
weak
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1911-03-09
Alfalfa Seed

/ have for sale alfalfa Seed
grown on Stock that has S;ood
through nine to fourteen winters.
Turkesten and Montana.
j. K. Breedeen
Pioneer alfalfa grower
50-pd. Pierre, s. D.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-23

TRUE BARGAIN IN REALTY is
OFFERED NEAR CORNER LILIHA
AND WILLIE SITS. SOMEONE
WILL SNAP UP THIS PROPERTY
FOR INVESTMENT; IF NOT, FOR
A HOME. DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS
TILL YOU HAVE SEEN
Island Investment Co.,
Limited.
Member of Hawaiian Stock Ex-
change, Room 1O3, Stangenwald build
ing. Telephone 1884. Postofice box
5O6. Cable address: Bulldog"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-23

transport was in port here, has spent
his entire military career in the Sew
enth Cavalry. A recent promotion to
his present grade still has kept Lieu
tenant Colonel Brewer in this same
regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Brewer re-
NAMED at Fort Riley, Kansas. IN
command of Troops e and F, Seventh
Cavalry After the headquarter's
band and machine gun platoon of
that regiment left, in February, for
the Philippine division, Lieutenant
Colonel Brewer was in charge o.
these troops, besides being ranking
officer on the troopship en- route to
Manila.
Lieutenant Ralph c. Caldwell, Sew
enth Cavalry, was adiutant of Troops
E and F of his regiment under Lieu.
tenant Colonel Edwin P. Brewer,
Seventh Cavalry.
Lieutenant Ralph G. Craven, Phil
ippine Scouts, was greeting old
friends at this post while his ship
stayed here. Lieutenant Craven is
adjutant of the Fifth Battalion of the
Scouts, with station at Camp Con-
nell, Samar, Philippine Islands, and
with his wife is returning to duty
after several pleasant months on
leave in the homeland
Captain Robert e. Brooks heads
the list of captains of Philippine
Scouts of Company Seven. Captain
Brooks is a member of the old
guards, fighting under Old Glory in
the Philippine Islands in the early
days. Captain and Mrs. Brooks have
been enjoying a vacation spent in
the United States and are now en-
route to Captain Brooks station in
the Department. of Luzon, P. I.
! First Lieutenant Fred v. S. Cham
berlain, of Company I, Second Infan-
+ try, who is at present serving with
his battalion at the Leilehua reser-
walton, has received a promotion TO
captaincy. The acquisition of an
additional bar on the official should
ers is the cause of congratulations to
Captain Chamberlain from his COM
rades and friends.
The chaplain of the Second lnfan'
try, with station at Schofield Bar
racks, is also changing his official
signature from that of captain to
that of a major. Major and Mrs
Alfred A. Pruden have the KIND
wishes of many friends in Major Pru
denis advance in rank.
Brigadier General John ]. Perish
ing, commanding the Department o
Mindanao. with station at Zamboan
, ga, Philippine Islands, on learning .
, the murder of Lieutenant Walter Fl
+ Rodney, Second Cavalry at Joio
2 Jolo by a Moro, who ran amuck i
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-23
STUDY THE WORK
Of SANITATION

The sanitary commission under the
guidance of President Mott-Smith of
the Board of Health, made a tour of
the Kakaako and Kewalo districts yes
terday afternoon.
The low-lying lands were inspected,
also the notorious shacks and tene-
ment houses in the slum district. The
chain of ponds extending along the
Kewalo shore-line also came in for
their share of official attention.
Copious notes were taken by the
members of the expedition which will
be of great use later on when the
actual work of cleaning up and max
ing the district sanitary commences.
Iwilei district will next be visited
and then other insalubrious sections
of Honolulu.
President Mott-Smith is of the opin-
ion that in view of the drainage now
flowing toward the reef it will be wise
to continue the fishing restrictions
III force off Kalia flats, indefinitely.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-23

the streets of this small-walled city
on April 16, went Immediately to in
vestigate the unfortunate affair. Cen
eral Pershing was expected to return
to his headquarters about the 25th Of
April.
Next to the chief Of staff, Major
General Leonard Wood, no one
knows the faults and virtues of the
Moro tribe of the Philippine Islands
better than General Pershing. BY
dint of long, active and successful
command in the Moro provinces Gen
eral Pershing has won their conf
dence and esteem.
Major John P. Finley, Twenty
eighth Infantry, is another successful
Moro governor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-23
CaStIG& Cooke,
LIMITED.
Honolulu, T. n.


Honolulu, T. n.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN
sURANcE AGENTS.
-Representing-
Eva Plantation Co.
s.WalaIua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Apokaa Sugar Mill Co.
Fulton Iron Works of St. Louis.
Westons Centrifugals
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel Economizer.
Matson Navigation Co.
New England Mutual Life lnsur-
Hnce Company Of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co. Hartford
Fire Insurance co.,
The London Assurance Corpora
e.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-23
ARMY AND NAVY
Continued from page nine.)

did selection was also made in des-
ignating Lieutenant Lewis H. Wat
kins, Corps of Engineers, as camp
adjutant. Lieutenant Watkins was
one of the instructors in map making
and topography at the .encampment
last September. He combines expe.
rience, with clear, charming mental
adaptability, and West Point military
education that makes his presence
felt in a useful, cordial way.
The student officers all feel that
Lieutenant Watkins and Lieutenant
Austin M. Pardee, Twentieth 1nfan-
try, with Lieutenant William H.
Smith, Medical Corps, who is the
sanitation officer of Camp Frear, are
old acquaintances, as they all three
severed in a similar detail with the
militia at Camp Bullard.
The harmonious arrangements and
each detail of this large and beauti-
fully running Camp Frear is the care
fully worked out plans of the com.
manding officer of the Camp of In,
struction.
More Colonies Soon.
Awaiting the final assignment of
officers of the United States army
to fill existing vacancies, there are
nine regiments to be provided with
new colonies. This is the highest
number of army officers in times Of
peace to receive the Silver Eagle that
has occurred for many years.
Eight of the nine regiments who
are serving now at various parts and
posts of the United States service
field are:
The Fourteenth Cavalry-To this
/ regiment Colonel Frederick w. Sibley
/ has been recently assigned, although
he is not yet in personal command
This Fourteenth Cavalry is being
looked after by Lieutenant Colone
John c. Gresham, at Camp Stotsen
berg, Rampanga, Philippine Islands
The First Field Artillery and FiTtl
Field Artillery are both colonel-less
Infantry regiments needing colo
nels are: The Third, Fourth, Twenty
first, Twenty-fifth and the Twenty
eighth.
The colonies who have been pre-
NOTED but marked unassigned" 70
the past few weeks will, within tn
next month, be joining their respec
i've regiments.
Personal and General.
BY the decree of a fortunate fat
Lieutenant Colonel Edwin P. Brewe
Seventh Cavalry, who recently r
newed old comradeship while IL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-23
NOTICE.

The fo"owing, to wit: RYCROFTS
SODA WORKS, T. H., is now etched
or bottles and siphons used by the I'M
dersigned in addition to other register
ed and protected names and marks.
Fountain Soda Works, (ie)
Rycrofts Soda Works,
WALTER S. RYCROFT,
Manager
Office and Plant Sheridan ST.,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
2ts-May 16, %.
Fine Job Printing at Star Office.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07

Oeres ar6eiOe al De nn9e, De 9lem'
mer ben 8iet%etsfsIelie, DC er Dem
ifpl0ig, og De gamle benoiies til
Observation-Disclosures, Der er
Samhunoets Beniionsfasie.
Den De gamle fan life leoe al
oeres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, %
oct er en- itor gelgerning at 6iGlpe
benz me0 at ino ino me9et iont
muligt u0 al De imno Sfiainger,
ioo De fan leoe menneifepproigt.
l1o oper Observation-Disclosures
bar bi tiOli9ere life tenft poa De
gomle, men MI er 5i6en inoe til of
tage lat meo Iterre Strait, iao ser
40 neutrality-suspicious. Bel fan brin-
ges Dem itgrre 2ps oq 8orme.
SomfunOsretfproigbeOen mac OPP
bDgges pno ariitenoommens Gro,
Snnb og aprIi9be6. Denne fon life
eritottes al 6umnnitet ener 5eorier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
airfeinbuielie / 9iefion, alta.

8il SUB, bliper 8etbanio Wenie.
he6s npe airfe / Dicfion, alberta,
Canada inopiet Ssnoagen Den 7.
Woi 1911 og Wisiionsms6e oil bli.
be ofbolot be 8 isleenbe Daee.
Som MI 8enner og bore meb Oh
! bisie Ssitiosooee, for at tiIbeoe
aonsen, Den $erre 3ebaotb". lSoh.
ID, t6) 5 ifaI bore Zig Del.
Bill s meIbe eoers %,.atme gon
Sib til en- at ltnbertesne6e?
Boo 8etbania Renigbeos Begne.
9. g. 2onneber9, Gmo.
S 81 agnuSfen, Br9it.
Dicfion, aIto., gonnabo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
a%irfcinooielie % WisiiOnsmsber
Gnnias Gitb.

On @uo piG, blioer Den npe Sir
fe i Ganios Stir in0piet Sen6agen
Den 7. @qi, Oo De fpIgen0e Gage,
oo meO 3orsouaen ben II,
blioer Der afboIot @isiionsmsoer.
@enner, iom oil beige os oeo
oenne 2eiliabeo, iful bore bierte-
Zig oeIfommen. gi ifoI nof isr9e
for aoit oa 2oei til aae beiseenoe,
men s moa meo6ele os eoers an-
fomit inoen Ben %. @pril.
gaa Meniobe6ens 8egne,
Cart @ilbelme IN,
2t04 &c. 10 ct,
8anios gitp, aoniaS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
Oct femtenbe Garsmsbe.

Iol
Den forene6e oanife en..
Iutb. 8irfe / inertia.
nfboIbes, ON @ub pil, / Blair banif
60. .liitb. Renisbeo, Blair, Nebr.,
fra Onsone ben Toe Sum- til Ssr.
ong Den lite sunni, beege Gage
iberegnet.
Den 12oe SUM afboloes Subj.
lnlimsfeit.
Wsoet oabnes meo Ssimesfe-
suostieneite Snsooe Sormiboae 81.
10 / Menigbeoens Strife.
Observation-Disclosures:
1. De alminoelige = | anleb.
ming al Snoberetningerne fra Sum.
irnbets gmbeosmono og llbpalg.
2. Balg al @mbebsm91,b.
3.Seregne Sneer: a. GonItitu.
tionsforilog ON 4nrsmeoets @fbol-
oelie enten 6oert @ar, eGer bpert
treble @ar. b observation-disclosures.
4. @mne til Drsftelie: Seoninee-
misiionen (Nattb. %, Is flg. CO
Morf. 16, 15).
Wenigbeoer og Brpiter, iom
mootte snife Sptaeelie / ben fore.
nebe banife airfe, be6es inbfenoe
anoraeenoe berom / betimelig Sio.
sanfeipros: Fiener Serren meb
@leoe!" (Sal. 100, p
81. 9. 0ielien, Sefret9r.
8. 9. gbriitinnen.
5orman6.
5 Senbolb til ooenitaaenSe ge.
fenotgsrelie inobpber Blair banffe
eo.-litfb. Wfentgbeo, Wlatr, ytebr.,
berueo bierteIiet WebIemmer oggsen-
ner al Den f~oreneoe oanffe CO..
liitb. Strife | Mmerifa".
Gor OpboIb UNDER Wsoe. betaIes
$500.
SiIreiienoe bebes meIoe oeres
aomme til Brof. 6. 4. Sanien,
Dor 149, Blair, Mebr., ieneit %.
Mai.
Store og piounoerlige ere bine
@ernineer, Serre, Sub, ou aImGg.
tisel retfaroige og ianoe ere oine
geie, ou 5olfeiIasenes aonee" @ab.
10, 8.
Ope anberen, Meb.s SET.
g. T.. Sanfen,
5ormanb for 8oaro Of Sruitees.
6. s. &isIIer.
Wgb.S gr9it.
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yGnfSmme samles Bern

8eo ct Msoe Den 81. Warts ta1te
if1s. nar. G9bl." goreerrepreief1'
tant 5ru Salicatb ON Samfunos'
r~etforbiebeo.
8i orbner Menneifene / Sfuf.
fer, bper Sfuffe % bper @loer bar
fin. men bpor mango Sfuffer Der
emo er, iaa bliuer Der Dog iteoie
noaIe tilopers, iom bet life er mu.
liet at foa onbrast, ca oct fom'
mel ofte til at eaa no ODER De
eomle.
De bIiper ofte tpunsne bort fra
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Interchangeable

Get befenotgsre8 beroe0 for So.
areoies 9reiter oe Menigbe0ers
@eofommenoe, at ieg ieen cr tif6o-
&c ira min Geiie / geit, % aft
oe6rsren6e are0iens Gegnifob fan
igen ien0es til min aoresie.
Sens SAM e Il. Sa. areoS' ao8i.
Coulter, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
Hefenotgsrelier.
NisIionsmsbe

NisIionsmsbe.
Bill Sub, afboloes Wisiionsmsbe
| 8etbania Wenigbeo peo aimbaII.
ton | Dosene fra 81 Mai 1911.
aae oeIfommen. SiIreiienoe be.
oes meIoe oeres 9omme til UNDER.
teeneoe.
paa getbania Menigbeos 8eene.
s. 6. SEMEN.
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4orcsIcfOrnnOring.

Bait. 9.5o6nions Noresie, fer
533 6. f6. Ct, er mi 736 6. "a.
Ct. eos Nnaeles. GoIif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
Mnno- % Slobeibscn.

Atter ct mt 5ilfpGoe. - st MT
6iliploe al Mnno- og aGouiDge er
Den 20. Wnrts opboget Dos @uuro-
eier Sesper Beoerien / 5naItrlip oeo
Sarleo, bpor en- Spr BAR ipg. Be-
iGtninoen, Der beitoo oi 10 ager, 2
5pre, nogle n%ngfredturer, 2 5oar
og % Spin, bfep oen 81. Worts
ifaoet ne6.
0prlege Sonien og 8eterinerin-
ipefter Boul Sanien, iom %forels-
big blep / @gnen beo Offering, par
iflq. oaorb. amtsti6." ben 90. Wets.
bos forifeqiee 2%onobrugere, bpor
Der bar Spgoom / geiptningen, men
man fonitatereoe life andre SiIfGl.
oe al Muno. oe 6fupeipge emo oct
/ SoaItrup.
Zen %. Morts ifrfpes: Meo
oct iioite Gilfef6e al Mumo. "a
alopipge bos 8onroeier Seiper Be.
berien / Soaitrup, bpis 9ef9tning
bleu iloaet neb, begpnoer @pibemien
at bIioe betpnfelig; meoens Spg.
oommen bi6til bupSe bolot Zig til
.l1oflnttergooroe, er Sen nemIig MI
naet ino / en- itor 2onosbn, i6et
oSesper peoeriens @aaro, iom
gSfono. q. Nh meooeIer, lager
mibt i 3oaitrip, Der err Iahobp til
Offering % Sfoobp.
Da 5orblioet moo Transporter
al 6oe9 er opfattet forife1iet, meO-
oeIes oct, at @~ennemfsreIien of fIop-
bprenoe Gpr er tinaot poo 'omtIige
Observation-Disclosures. Gf Briootba.
nerne er fun SommeIbnnen iperret.
Zen %. Morts bleo Der fonita-
teret ct MT Silf9f6e / Sooitrup,
nemlig hos Soelsmano Gnoers9etb,
bpis geietnine beftaar of 3 aser,
1 aoie os I aalp, iomt nosle @riIe;
De blen ale ilnaet ne6.
Oct formooes, at Smitten itant-
ner fra ben geintnine, Der iioit
poa qaret blep ongrebet af Sps.
oommen / Sfoobp. @soningen fra
oenne 9eietning ifal nemlia bore
blepen ncbpIsiet / Stebet for neogro.
pet, og oct err oa rineligpis @gnens
arager, Der bar cptraabt Iom emit.
tebPre.
Gr @leben bcb Hrbeibrt | Nfta.
gen? 5 bet fonIernatipe Sibsifrift
o8or 5remtib" bar &r. Soenb Hsg.
inc rsrt pe6 ct smt Bunft: 9rbeihs.
el9bens Gftaeen.
San peger poo, at iier ben mo.
oerne arbeiosoeling er Sfplo l. at
Grbeioeren life fan omfatte lit Mr.
beioe meb ben iamme aprIiebeb %
Snteresie iom for I Sioen. 5obrif.
fer er traaot | be imoa @erfIte-
bers GIoos. Snbrifanter og @rosfe.
rere itanr - ofte noen pirfelis
Sngfunbifab = I Spioien for girf.
| Steben for ben gamIe
Fios fosIerte Mefter, Der ieIp ar.
beioebe meo | D9rfitebet.
Sr. 8esinb peser paa arbei.
bets Ceiling. Ban MsbeIfobriffen
cen Mano ben Mdifine, Der
tilpirfer gorbplaben, en- nnben IND.
filler Maifinen til Dreinins at ge.
meme til gorSet. arbeioet eadr me.
Dag efter Dag, | iamme frir,
peb iamme Waifine ener oper lam.
me 8irfiombeo. Os ielpe bet farbise
MsbeT - boem bar ben Snteresie
for bet MI iom Spenoen, Der |
gomle Gage lao gobt iom enc bnp.
De uSfsrt bet9
Speno Rseino mener, at man bsr
rette lin Spmprfiombeb paa @rbei.
5ritio, Der bsr nonpttes paa
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SnSre.@isIiOns 0ptaaeliesbiem


i~friper 0Sr. 896l." al 81. MortS,
er en- 8irfiombeO, JON life er meget
fenot no nner bort 9ano, life en-
Gong i Dor &ooeoitoo; III bor
6icmmet efiiiteret / BET title II
Maale0er, men trpoer mn irem og
beoer ON 8enners a1rlig6e0. Ser
I Dor Sooeoitoo bar ri mango biem-
leie, oriffploige aninoer; mange al
0isie er oppofset pan 2onoet, men
bor al forifellige @runoe ie9t so.
p%e6itaoen, og er ioo bIepen iofteoe
al 3riitelierne, iom Der er nof al,
oq oen p9ne auin0e er bIepen ct
Bras. Sfol oiSie Stafler life gaa
til @runoe, maa Der rpftes DEM en-
bielpenoe SnonO; Den moa rpffes
itrafs. Seq bar msot mango al
0isIe StofIer | min 8ernitig / Fri.
nitatis Sogn, 90 bar meget ofte
ioonet ct Stem, boor iee funoe an-
brinae Den StaffeI, iom piloe biGl.
pes. Sor o9ioa ira N%otniSlion
inoet Sop til at bi9lpe en- ltl1g Bi.
ee eennem acknowledgements ar.
beioet Der poo 9ienmet er meget
ipprt; troos ale 8anifeligbeoer i.
ger oi Sof til Sub for oenrte Ger.
nina, % Der er troos ben forte Sio
elG6elige Heiultoter at iremoiie.
8e6 anfomIten er De / EN- isrgelig
Gilitono; 9oo og en- Seng tr9nger
De i bsi @roO til. Raar ar9iterne
fommer, opleres De i Sus9erning
og Separation al 5si, iom nnpenoes
til Dem ielo, mar De fol | Bloos.
@i Tiger pe6 anougt og Samtale
inmt aRrligbeo at pinoe Dem for
3riihis.
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eoo ben" Oct er 6eItoage for
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er 3orifeI boabe pua nbieeroet cg
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8 Senee, maa tibt iige Hei til auin-
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meb eoers Sorbsn. arbeioet itst.
tee al ct DnmeiiopaIg pao A CO
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perinoe Srf. q. 4noerien. Sois
nprmere O~plpsninger snifes, be.
bes mar ~benoenbe ZIG til 9pmisiio.
npr SRI. 9ouiie 9ruun, aoelgaoe
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gen.
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boilfen getpbning apinbeitemmeret.
tens @ennemfsrelie pilbe faa for vi.
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