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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
HOUSES TORN TO PIECES BY
TERRIFIC IMPACT OF WATER
Wreckage Takes Fire and Many, Spared
by Flood, May Have Been Burned to
Death Children Tossed on Crest of
Torrent-Ball Game Saves Many

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type of building Characteristic of
lumber towns that had been quickly
built Ruthgeber street was the path OF
the torrent until it struck the main
street of the town, running north and
south. and along which the substantial
stone buildings and hotels were situated.
Some of these withstood the food and
formed a blockade against which the
small buildings lodged thus, making OF
the main thoroughfare of the borough,
veritable stone wall of death.
Primary election was in progress in
town hall when the flood broke. A
hatless man dashing by yelled a warn
ing to the crowd and some escaped, but
many were whirled into the mass Of
debris just below Main street The
wreckage at this point was ut least rs
feet high and three or four blocks long,
In this mass the majority Of the vic.
Tins are believed to lie mangled and
burned. 4
Five hundred or more men worked
among the ruins yesterday afternoon.
The work of clearing the debris is I'M
der the direction OF State Senator Bald
VIII, WHO lust HIS idlnei. mulHbls Vile
and home and was himself painfully
hurt in the disaster.
Credit for spreading the alarm was
given to Lena Binekey, telephone
operator, who receiving news that the
dam had broken, pushed an alarm but
ton connecting with the fire bell, which
continued to ring until wrecked by the
flood Screaming warning "rhe dam
has broken she fled for her life TO the
hillside. From where stood, she said
yesterday, "a wall Of water seemed 50
feet high. Above it rose great cloud
of spray in which houses seemed to
toss. Dumping against one another
spinning and turning as they fell To
pieces or were swept out Of sight. When
/ fled from Main street there were scores
Of people behind me. They did not seem
to appreciate the imminence Of their
danger. In moment the green water
buried the houses from my sight"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
ALMOST WON
FROM COLLEGE
Goddard 0utplayed MiddIebury
Varsity Saturday
ON THE LATTER'S GRIDIR0N
---vs -----
The Seminary's Goal Was Never Threat
ened, While on Two Occasions God
dard Had the Ball Very Near the
College Mems Line.
ON THE LATTER'S GRIDIRON

In her first football game Of the sea-
son, played at Middlebury Saturday aft
ernoon, Goddard seminary he'd the heaN-
Ter Middlebury college varsity to a
scoreless tie and even outplayed the col
legians at most every stage o. the game.
Tie work of the Goddard team was very
goud indeed, the ball bei1g in Middle
bury's territory most of the time, once
at the close of the first period within
a few feet of the goal whtn the whistle
alew and again at the close of the game
Middlebury never threatened the Cod
dcrd goal.
Once during the game it rocked like
IA seCre for Goddard as Sherburl broke
through the line and started with clear
field, only to stumble and lose momen-
tum until tackled Sherburn played full.
back, while Chappell and johnson we're
his side partners. Craig played quarter
The line was particularly strong all
the game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
HOW GREAT FLOOD
WIPED OUT AUSTIN
Pitiful Scenes Greet Rescuers-Many
Trapped in Shops Burned to Death
Only Few Buildings Left Stand
ing--Injured Cared For in
Farm Houses,

Corning, N Y, Oct. 2.-The frantic
shrieking of the big whistle of the Bay
less Pulp and Paper mills at $40 Sat
urday afternoon startled the throng of
people in the main street of Austin.
"The mill is on fire. was the general
shout. An instant later mountain of
water broke over the hill crest and swept
down the half-mile intervening between
the town. The cry went up from the
horror-stricken crowd "Run for your
lives. The big dam has burst"
In less than two minutes the pretty
little mountain town of 5000 inhabi-
tants had disappeared, swallowed by the
sea Of water. The telegraph operator
at the Buffalo & Susquehanna station,
as he saw the flood coming. hastily licked
ont the last message to be sent from
the town of Austin, for Austin is no
more.
Saturday night rescue parties who
climbed over the mountains after hours
of tortuous travel over rain-swollen
mountain roads, looked down to see the
wreckage of the village in flames. with
hundreds of bodies buried beneath it.
How many bodies are buried in the
wreckage and lowering waters may not
be known for many DAYS.
The dam which burst was a gigantic
concrete structure, which held back a
wall OF water 45 feet deep and three
quarters of a mile long, normally as
reserve power for the great pulp and
paper mill which nestled at its base.
There has been week Of heavy rains
-, tha paffar catIufu hills and all tha
mountain streams are running over their
banks.
The mainstay of the Bayless dam was
Freeman creek, The back water Satur-
day morning was over five miles long
and more than a mile wide at the head.
The town was at the bottom of a tiny
valley and practically all homes and
business places were located on two
streets. The residence street was d.
reetly in the path of the flood, while
the business street turned at right
angle, one end reaching up INTO the
eastern hills.
As the avalanche of water bore down
upon, the town, it entirely engulfed the
residence section and tore the small
brick structures on the higher main
street whirling from their foundations.
OF the hundreds of homes and two score
business structures, but two chimneys
and the first story of a brick store are
standing. The residences were crushed
like egg shells.
Special Trains Sent to Rescue.
As soon as Galeton received the news
! the railroad telegraph operator notified
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
Increased Use of Oil on Railroads.

An interesting feature shown in the
report on petroleum for 1910, by the
United States geological survey, now in
preparation, is the statement OF the ex-
tent to which oil enters into railroad
transportation. The total length of rail-
road line operated by the use OF fuel oil
in 1910 was q ,075 miles, trackage
equivalent to that of practically five
transcontinental lines stretching across
the United States from ocean to ocean.
Some of the lines that use oil, however,
also use coal The number of barrels of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02

fuel oil--of ~ gallons esch-consumed
by the railroads of the country in 1910
is stated to have been 24,526.8s3. This
includes 76S762 barrels used by the rail-
roads as fuel otherwise than in locomo-
tives. The total number of miles run
by oil-burning engines in 1910 was s..
3lS,947. This would have carried one
engine around the world approximately
$3.50 times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
Too Much for Bill.

Il dunno how Bills a.goin to vote
in this election said the campaign
worker I'VE healn tell he's on ths
fence"
"He wtn thar" replied the neighbor;
"but one o the candidates let IAN u
dollar on the off side o. the fence anil
Bill got dizzy an fell OVER Christian
Register.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02

est score in the ladies ringer competi-
ton for the season. Eight ladies en-
tered, but only three turned in complete
scores; as follows: Mrs. Mathieson 80
for 8 holes, Mrs. II. G. Woodruff Al and
Miss Gall 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
Yale Eleven Easily Disposes of Holy
Cross.


The intercollegiate football season be-
gan Saturday in earnest, all of the lead
ing elevens taking part in gridiron con-
tests. Yale showed a formidable lineup
and defeated Holy Cross 26 to 0, as
against u to against the same team
last year. Harvard's victory ever Bates
college did not come up to expectations,
the Crimson winning by only Is to 0,
whereas the Maine kickers were beaten
last year at Cambridge 10 the tune Of
% to 0, Princeton buried Stevens 81
to 0, scoring more than twice as many
points as in last years encounter with
the Hohoken students. The surprise Of
the day was the scoring of three points
by Gettysburg against the university
Of Pennsylvania men. who made only
five themselves. A Gettysburg player
kicked a goal from the field. while the
Quakers couldn't score more than one
touchdown. Cornell had 10 play vigor-
ously to beat Colgate to 0, while
Brown and Dartmouth rolled up sub.
stantial totals against their respective
opponents. The Carlisle Indians put it
all over Dickinson II to o, but Lafay-
cite didn't have an easy time with Ur-
sinus, winning by field goal. The re-
suits Of the more important games were
as follows:
Harvard, Is; Bates, 0.
Yale, 20; Holy Cross, 0.
Princeton, 81 Stevens, o,
Pennsylvania s; Gettysburg 3.
Cornell, @; Colgate, 0.
Brown, S.; Granite State, o.
Dartmouth, %; Massachusetts, Aggies,
10.
Carlisle. III; Dickinson, o.
Lafayette, 81 Ursinus, O.
Syracuse, O; Hobart, 0.
Williams o; Rensselaer, Tech, o.
Trinity, 34; Hartford, II. s., o.
Amherst, 3; Springfield r. s., 0.
Lehigh, III; Western Maryland, 5.
Hamilton, l6; Claikson. o.
Wesleyan, So; Conn. Aggies, %.
Stuyvesant, o; Curtis, o.
Poly Prep, g; Commercial, 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
LIVER LIS
x Are Cured by y
) HOODS PILLS 5
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@NJArNWNsNgA/vAt@I

officials of the Buffalo & Susquehanna
line and special relief trains were rushed
to the scene. Orders were also sent to
Addison and Buffalo, directing that spe-
cial trains be sent to Austin. The rail-
road officials also telephoned to all ply
sicians within radius of 40 miles, and
in half an hour trains and scores of
automobiles were speeding toward the
town. The trains We're unable to get
within six miles of Austin, as the track
had been washed out. 1t was nearly
dark before the train parties got below
Costello, only to discover that the rest
of the journey must be made on foot or
by automobile along dangerous hill
roads.
The rescuers pushed on in the dark
ness, wading often in mud knee-deep
and through forests deep with under-
brush The town was approachable over
this road on one side only As it was
dark when the rescuers arrived it was
impossible to approximate the number
of dead there being no means OF com
munication with the other side OF the
valley. The scene beheld by the reseuing
party after its six-mile struggle over the
hills was one that made many of its
members weep. On the hills, 500 to 600
people, homeless and destitute, were
wandering about. Women were wailing
and crying loudly for lost ones Scores
of men, women and children were lying
about unconscious, or in state of utter
pollanse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
saturday's Ameriean League Results

At Boston, Chicago o; Boston /; Chi
cago 4; Boston ?.
At New York, st, Louis 5; New York
4; New York Z; st. Louis ?.
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia 6; Cleve-
land ! Cleveland A. Philadelphia 8,
At Washington, Washington 8; De.
troit 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
American LEAGUE STANDING.
saturday,s National League Results

Saturdays National League Results.
At Cincinnati, Boston o; Cincinnati 2;
Cincinnati 4 Boston |.
At Chicago, New York 3; Chicago /.
At Pittsburg. Pittsburg 8; Philadel-
phia 2; Pittsburg s; Philadelphia I.
At st. Louis, ST. Louis 6 Brooklyn g.
Sundays National League Results.
At Chicago, New York 81 Chicago O.
National League Standing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
Lowest Net Of rs Was Turned in by
George Leith.

The weekly tournament OF the Barre
Golf club was won last week by George
Leith, whose net score was rs. The
scores were as follows;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
Mixed Foursome Played Of.

The semi-finals and finals of the mixed
foWsome were played off Saturday aft
ernoon. In the semi-fnals. Mrs. w. A.
Lebouryeau and Donald Smith won from
Mrs. g. n. Tilden and Robert Clark,
3 up and ! to play, and Miss Sexton
and John Ayerill won from Mrs John
A. Leslie and Frank Dalgarno, ! up.
In the finals Miss Sexton and John Aver.
i'll won from Mrs. Lebourveau and Dom
aid Smith, 4 up and 2 TO play.
Mrs. w. A. Mathieson had the low
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02

Notice TO members There VIII be a
competition the first two weeks OF 0cto-
Der for a prize presented by a member
of the club, the competition to consist
OF match against Col Bogey. Play
ers will take the day of the weekly
tournament or any other, if so desired
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
400 PERISH AS BURSTING
DAM WIPES OUT TOWN

Wall of Water SO Feet High Sweeps
Down on Austin, Pa, Killing Women
and Children in Their Homes and
Leaving Terrible Path of Destruction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
WEEKLY GOLF SCORES.

Barton total. 1873 Opponents total 9s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02

Continued on third Page-l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17

geo ben IiOite 5olfeteGin9 par
Der / minneapolis, @inn., 1t5-
853, iom opsao, builfet airfeiam-
Juno Sc tilbsrte eaer foretrof. 2u-
t6eronerne tom til of itaa JON 9tr.
1 meo 35,393; oereiter fommer
aotoIifferne meo 26,646. SiOen fol.
ger: @etooiit-G piifopaler 1888;
9resbptcrionerne 9,10t; aonere9a-
tionaliIterne $500; 9aptiIterne T.
800; @piifopalerne 6,440; SOBER
ne 4,O47; u@briitian 5cientiits"
2,747; llnioerialiiterne 895; ariiti
8iicipre 592: ltnitarer 352; 40oen-
litter 81; @uangiliif asiociotion
28t, SpirituaIiIter 232, foruoen
fIere ~ubetpoeIige Snmfun0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17

% bill gno inc. Men ban faar Die
paa en- onoen ung Wnnb, Tom siert-
innlie beller life er belt iiffer paa
9enene, DOG life ioa oaarIie JONI
ben isrite. Meo ct onrmt Snan0-
lag og ct oSoiu Gre poii. mn FRIEND,
come in, come in" forioinoer De
begge / Saloonen, meoeits ben an-
oen 5toffeI bar toeet oct fornuiti-
se Barti 90 lat ZIG nee miot paa
6ortouet. Spage M%enneifer, iom
life funoe briiee Maaoe, iom life
toales leneere, foroi ban eif oper
Streger.
Soo ct onoet @fsempel. @n Gl-
ore Mon0, itor % froftie, iioNer
pna Saloonen og oriffer lin iioite
Sfilling bort, bIioer ioo beot ON at
goa. San eoar, men oct er msrft
og foIot og en- lang Bel biem. Saa
aoar ban tiIbage til SaIoonen. be-
Der ON at ii00e / Sfnnfeituen eaer
Iigge etIteos pon @uIpet, boor iom
beIit. Iei ga, iul0e 8oIf buier man
life. San moa no igen. @aor ina
neO til observation-disclosures. RGite
Moreen finoes bans leml9iteOe
Gig ct lille Stpffe 6erfra. 5pis M
Den Mano bapoe oruffet til Ron0e,
betalt for lin Sene o9 booret Zig
40 iom en- bonet yconiiimer", I'D
ia ioo bapoe oct n9ret en- onben
Sag. Roar De MI Ter pno bette,
innes 9e ino life. 6r. Reooftsr, at
oqioa 2Ibrnggere og Snloonnerter
orbeioer for Maaoebolo9 3e oiI
ioo eerne, at oIe ifol inbie Rptten
al Ceres garer. % at n0e ifal Drift.
fe = til Woooe. 0eres oeImenenbe
9ro0erfonn itaor nnben, tre6 mo,
bpem Der oil. Men- Gen floge
inn llInffen og i~fiiilte iig, men De
l%ierforne off rem og matte bsor."
Com.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17

reeneIiee Spill. D@nboer fan 10 oa
ic meo fine Zine, at Der er ingen
@uo. 9It er 10 2pffe oe llIpffe,
ganbeIb oe Slumpetr9f; tbi bar
Ser Ell @ro til, iao foritoo ban bel
nof oeo foite 9ooe at boIoe bebre
Oroen paa i'm geroen."
af, of, fare @ieIs, iualeoes fan
set eoa ct itaffeIs Menneife, ielo
ON ban yer goOt 9ooeO". Men Der
m a 10 bore niometbine rotten" i
bette. @nboer fan lie oct. Suor.
ban SUB ioa emo b9rer Jig 40 meo
big. iao fomrler ban galt aflteo =
banoe iee nPr iagt; men ri oil ben.
De oct nm og iige: iaa fommer . II
golf ofiteO. er @n0 t~rofait imoo
oig, tiger on: Seq bar life grug
ior noocn @ut~. Men Oroger ban
for en- Stunb i'm t%rofaite SnanO til
bage ira Dig, ioa raaber on %itrofs:
Ter err iIet ingen @u0."
Seq fan, oesp9rre life gao uiOere
/ Gag, fore 9iels~. 8uOs peIiigne-
De ~aobenboreoe Orb bar on enonu
i1gen 6oritonO paa. 6srIt moa
on mprte, at on er fsrt grunoig
fat me6 Dine n2ooe", Oine Mar.
lager % 8irfnineer", sit SIumpe-
tr9f og 2pffeipil oe er 6leoen iaa
trnt nerai, at on intet mete fan
- ierit oo fan on f~oritna De gam.
Ie, nonr 0e ipneer ON bette Oro:
% Brh, ibpor BET goor, ln5 oog,
mems @eroen Itnar, oet | Dor S@t
neoorpes~. Seq baa6er at iao 9ei-
Iigbe0 inoen ret lpnge til az goa
oi0ere / Sfriot for Sfriot at gen.
nemeoo Sn0boI6et al oit 9rep. @uo
lace BEN 9ag opriiloe ior Big,
Niels, at on maatte finoe Qp UNDER
SUBS gingers Sfpaoe. Sea beoer
for big bper Gag.
9in Ben
9anaoiQe, 3e6r. 1911. e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17
HorreipOuDanter
@reenuinc, Midl.

Get unOgif beloigpis life 5itus'
Spm9rfiombe0 = tpnf ON oct oorl
- at aorreiponoenten ira Hacine
loo funogere, at 8itus par uoneunt
til a%aptajn. @oem fan bel mnoreS
ouer, at 3itus' 0%erpeipitem n9iten
oDeritemtes o. litreoe iom Ell meg
tig Sarpe, nanr ben gribes al en-
soet Wono. Nfeoens Or0ene, ltore
Nleno, Storm9n0, Stormonosgnl.
ifab oio itoo, iom ingen Sinoe for
3anfen. Storbeosgalifab ituloe 10
opre noaet ganife forf9roeli9t, al
bnao, tpnfte Titus, fan oct mite
meO Storbeoen, oeriom ben bliper
iii @alifnb. Men ina fom Spsrgs'
manlet; @r oct De tore, Der fan faa
Stormdnosgalifnb, Der til gi0er
gaor ooer tit StormanosDnnnio. ell
fer er oct be imaa? ut oct ifnloe
n9re D. itore, ipnes at upre ielu'
moOiigenoe. st Wenneife fan 0rsm.
me mango %lsjerlige cling boo6e i
iooenoe CO poagen Silitano. Wange
Tiger, at 0remme bar ingen ling
at 6etp6e. 5 iioitnGunte Silf9lbe
fan De oiit opre eanife betponinss.
fnloe. Men i9rlig llomprfelie og
gGroigbeo bar 9itits alorie 0rsmt
ON. Mer ie, fommer ma life | iaa.
0anne ben9ge6e og itemningSfuloe
Stunoar let til nGiten at f%orbaoies
oper TN egen Storbeo og 6ortref.
ieligbeo, og ieIgerietiet tanfer man:
Or bet 8irfeligbe6, at ou er fom.
men ian langt, iaa er bet life goot
at pi0e. bpor langt on fremoeles
fan noa". Men bet bar pei life no-
act meo @alifob at 9sre2 Smioler-
tio burOe Gitns bel bolbe en- life
9nle - Il anle0ning Of, Der pos
ienoe funoe beepnoe meO, at man
feler lin llpproigbeo til en- iooonn
@aroigbe0. : sorigt ifuIbe bet Del
anre en- Sale, Ser me6 ouelpolgte
Orb" ilog an hos fore og iman,
1os pile og Carer, og iaa UNDER
l~toferelien fremfor alt paste poo,
un6er StorbeosipGnoingen at life
BET lille, bet imoaIiee, BET pianfeOe
og piattebe fommer frem. Sa, z.
bur6e BABE Den rette sSoreitiIling
ON, boorle6es ioaoon Gale iful6e
oere os boloes, men Seori og Brat.
iis er fesopre TO for'felIise Fine.
poitor ai9r meo 5rue ~itanoieoe
Der / greenbille forIe0en Dag og
beisgte goitor Rieliens paa gei til
Racine, gbieaeo oe Clinton, isis,
bnor ban IfuIbe tageDeI | Wisiions.
msbet | Bait. gentiens areos.
Ser er mango, Der bar bsrt, at
pait. ai9r bar opiaet lin @erning
| Trufant o. taget mob aaIo fra
Bolton. Rn tan man oesp9rre lite
aItib fpfte 2io til, bpob man bbrer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17

Den norife OberItlsitnont 81. 8.
Magnus, JON FAR 9pitet @merifa,
ifriper fra 0oree til o2utberaneren"
bl. a.: On al De mango ling, ieg
ef9OeOe mig peo at Ie blanot mine
brape 2an0smqn6 | De Soreneoe
Stater bar ben aabne og biertelige
Smgnn9stone, iom berifeoe mel.
lem Me6lemr1erne al De Wenigbe.
Der, bbor ieg bar, os ferIt og ii0it
ben OfferpiIlisbeo ouerfor ferliee
og npttige Sormaal, Der peo ioa
mango 9eiliebeoer fom til Spne
iom ct l1otrpf for oeres ariitenliu.
8pab ben lutberife airfe bar peret
for be uofIptteoe Norom9no, fan
life itattes bit nof."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17

Nf Sor0ens 225 WiQioner Wu-
bommeonnere itaor ifslge MisIions-
biitoriferen Or. Sulius Hidter for
9ioen fun 80 Wiaioner un6er mli-
~bommeonnif Hegimente, meoens $50
Williorer regeres at gfriitne gta.
TONER. = 18 WiGioner Mubnmme-
oonere itoar UNDER ben tprfiife Gull
tan, 80 Wiaioner bsrer unoer eng
Iono, 90 WiQioner unoer boer al
5ranfrig og Soaano og II Wiaio-
ner un6er &uslono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17


Wisiionsiinoet ipnes at faa me.
re os mere Nagt inoen for Sri.
iteIie Screening for unee @pno" |
bette 2ano, os Here al 2anoets
Miqionnrer itstter 5oreningen |
bens Wisiionsorbeioe. 5 be naite ire
Nor bar Gorenineen beilattet at
opfsre EenOeo 30 gpgnineer I 10
~forifeIIiee 2anoe @biIippinerne, "a.
pan, aino, Snoien, Gplon, aoreo,
9prfiet, Borto @ico, Guba) oa at
ebre 6isie til Gentrer for q ener.
gin @isiionsarbeibe bInnbt &eb-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17
Sill min gnolsle Sen.
aere geiels SoIml


So, oct er 10 ganife piit life Dit
rigtige Raon, men set ger 10 in.
tet til Sagen. On bar 10 ielo fore
iloaet mig at faIoe Big 9ieIs 6olm
o9 | sit iibite 9reo beOet mig ON /
gonifeten" of iige Big min Me-
ming ganife Iige no ON Sen Sag,
boorom set meite of Dit greo oreier
zig.
ggenilig bar iea life itor Chit til
at efterfomme oit gn'fe = og oct
al ire ret gooe @run0. Zen ferite
er, of Saeen / Jig ieIu er ioa al
oorlig, at Ser freezes mere babe
al afaraeo % gnrme for at ioore
Dig ret, emo nit fattige 6ierte eier;
ben amen er, at ieg bliner mot
til. ON oct blot maatte lpftes for
mig, at nenoe gam f OBJ og neo
pao Dine IniflteIier. Seq er bonae
for, at Oh blioer pre6 poa MIG; men
BET bil6e ieg me9et ns0ig; tbi ion
fan ie1 10 ilet life pere 6ia til
noeen Si9Gp / 6enne Sag, iom
oil bar be0t mig ON, og iom ieg
o9iaa eerne piIoe forisge, ior6i,
iom on oe0; iee boIoer et go0t Stnf-
fe at big. Den treble @rino er min
Sfr9f for noe oisputerenoe~.
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