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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-01-19
Salmagundi
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

Frank Smiley Of Starr valley is
spending a few days in town.
New York had another million
dollar fire early yesterday morn =
ing.
Don't forget the art exhibition
at the high shcool Friday afternoon
and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eagers
returned from their wedding trip
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan left
for San Francisco this afternoon to
spend the winter.
Mr.. R. l.. Fultor's many frineds
in tn S section of the state will
be glad to learn that he is Out of
danger.
If some of Elko's ministers
would employ their spare time in
learning hew to Write legibly they
would lessen the amount of pro-
family used in the newspaper
Offices.
We received a letter from
Kansas City this morning asking
for information regaring the
whereabouts of one P. d. Dwyer.
II this should come to the notice
of any m who knows Mr.. Dryers
present address. they will please
notify US.
The regular business meeting Of
the Parents and Teachers As
ISOLATION will be held at the gram
mar school Friday. Jan. 18th at x
o'clock. The association will
select at the art exhibit a picture
to be given by the association to
the grades. Members attending
the exhibit are requested to note
among the pictures one which
might be suitable to be purchased by
the association and report such
choice to the committee on selec-
ton.
Coffee was introduced into
England in 1862 and within the
next ten years become the fashion
able drink Of London. A few
years later. however, in 1868,
there was a great uprising against
the Oriental beverage Of hades."
II was satirized on every hand, the
bitterest invectivesc coming from
the pulpit. One leading minister
characterized it as "the strip of
SCOT mixed with the essenc Of
old Shoes" and another declared
that it was "a poison which God
had made black that IL might bear
the devils own color" This bit.
ter crusade soon wore itself out.
and by the time Of Charles II.
coffee houses we're known in every
village in the land.
Engieers, both locomotive and
stationary, judge Of the condition
Of their engines largely by the air
tunes when running. Every
engine has a tone Of It's W and
an experienced engineer with
bandaged eyes could unhesitatingly
pick out an engine to which he
was accustomed. AS a locomotive
roars along the rails the engineer
is always listening, though sub
consciously, to its familiar tune,
and IL there comes the slightest
discord or IL the tone changes he
knows instantly that something is
wrong and makes an Investigation
at the earliest opportunity. He
may have no ear for music, but
the change in the tone Of his great
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-01-19
Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

of slush and water.
Mr.. Chaser of Elbure is in town,
He says there has been no loss of
cattle in that section.
The cab of Western Pacific
engine No q accidentally caught
fire Thursday night and was nearly
destroyed before the blaze could
he cxtinguished.
Your attention is called TO the
Art exhibition notices elsewhere i'm
this issue. Buy a ticket of the
youngsters and neIp the good work
along.
There were 1856 murders and no
hangings and 523 suicides in
Chicago in 1911. Highwaymcn
and Black Hand agents were
responsible for an alarming percent
age Of the murders.
Wonder what sort Of press dis
patches went from Elko today
about the Hess case. 1t is now in
order to d]enouncc Judge Gray for
turning this notorious bandit
loose. The artist who did up Hess
has IA fine subject in Gray.
The preliminary examination Of
Miguel Morales on the charge Of
burElarizing Seymour Jacobs
store was in progress before Judge
klauc this afterrcu. The de-
PENDANT was making a statement
when this report closed.
MIR. }. j. Hylton informs US that
stock Of all kinds in Mound valley
has stood the winter well this far
and that there is no loses worth
mentioning. In speaking Of the
snow fall in the mountains, Mr..
Hylton said the indications were
that the average amount Of snow
I"f me season was piled up in the
mountains
Onc Of tie wild cats Of the pair
that belongs to Harry Muller,
literally ate its mate alive Inst
Monday. The male bounced on
the female, seed it hy the back
Of the neck, and biting q bic hole
in the poor creatures neck sucked
its blood. II ie good nous tho,
l.r - '"s '""e ~
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'o'"''H
"U'
Tho state hoard NJ o.sossors
has come rearcr this voar n
justifyiny its existence nv lis
works than ever before There
has been a rinse in railroad ossoss-
mcnts that will adj oyer q million
dollars to EIko c,untv's assessment
roll. The raise Of So. 500 q miIa
on the Central Pacific is hacked
up by a raise of $4,000 nor mile
on the Nevada Northern and 81.
500 per mile on the main line Of
.'' "e''''" r"c'"'' an increase
ESQ maae "h inc western
The reception given last evening
by the Baptist Bible school Ia the
kindergarten department and their
parents was a most enjoyable affair
and was largely attended. not.
withdrawing the fact that il vas n
rainy evening. The main feature
by way of program was an cxhibi-
ton of the work thaf sis being
"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-01-19

machine will be at once noted
Exchange.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
BATHTUB TRUST CASE IS ON
n Conviction Is Obtained In Trial at
Detroit. Government Will
Ask Jail Sentence.

Detroit, Jan. 30.-Another great
criminal prosecution under the Sher-
man antitrust law began today when
the firms and individuals forming the
alleged combine known as the bath.
tub trust" were placed on trial before
a federal Jury in the United States
district court.
Sixteen companies and 50 men are
included in the indictments, which
were handed down December 6. 1910.
charging them with forming monop-
oily to control the products OF the
enameled ironware industry. United
States District Attorney Frank II.
Watson, who has charge OF the prose
cution. is confident OF the strength OF
the governments case. and II convic-
ton is secured he will insist on Jail
sentence.
At the present time a civil suit,
looking TO the dissolution Of the
trust, is pending in the United
States supreme court, where II was
taken on an appeal by the trusts at.
torneys after & decision had been
rendered in favor of the government
by the United States circuit court at
Baltimore.
The so-callsd "bathtub trust" has
total annual business OF $100,0O.OOO
and controls SIS per cent OF the manu-
featured articles of sanitary enameled
ironware in the United States. The
federal officials charge that as re
suit OF a ten days meeting at Mourt
Clemens. Mich. in April, 1910, fund
OF $1,000 was rS,sed TO set in mo
ton a plan that resulted in giving to
the defendants control OF the bust
ness Of 16 manufacturers and nearly
400 jobbers.
According to evidence obtained by
the government, the companies form
ing the combination made some sort
OF an arrangement with f. L. Way
man Of Pittsburg. whereby Wayman
dictated prices to the trade and
Threatened to cut of the supply OF
dealers unless they agreed to deal
exclusively in products OF the com
bination, which include bathtubs,
sinks, drinking fountains, wash bowls
and almost every other enameled
ironware device which is part OF the
sanitary equipment OF the average
household.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
AIN SHADOW OF CROSS"
Wonderful Painting VIII be
Displayed In Hickman.

Under the auspices of the Metho-
dist Improvement Society, the cele-
brated painting "In the Shadow of
the Cross" will be shown at Smith
& Ambergs store on Feb. 9Th, 9th,
and 9TH, from l TO each afternoon
and from Z to at night.
This picture was executed byHenry
Hammond ALL under conditions that
were remarkable. to say the least.
Some years ago Mr.. Ali began paint
ing a fulllength picture OF Christ.
his ambition being to produce an ideal
protrait of the peaceful. kindly type.
Among many who visited the ar
list while the work was In progress
was a well-known lecturer on Bibh-
cal characters, who became intense
ly interested in this picture, and who
endeavored to portray TO the artist
his conception of the appearance of
the Saviour as revealed to him in
vivid dream. One day the artist was
suddenly impressed with the realiza-
ton that he had at last conceived the
long sought for ideal, and immediate
y rising. he painted the wonderful
countenance of Christ which is seen
in this painting. Anxious to know
whether he had interpreted his inspi-
ration Alright, the artist sent for tho
lecturer, who upon entering the studio
went into raptures over the paint
ing, exclaiming, Now you have
painted Christ as | saw him" Now
long afterwards the artist, having oc-
casion to go to his studio at night,
was astonished to discover, on enter
ing, that his picture could be seen
distinctly in the dark. and that Christ
appeared to be walking in pale moon
light, while above and behind could
be seen a well-defined cross. The
artists first impression was that the
moonlight was falling on the picture
through an open window and that
the cross was formed by a shadow,
but he soon discovered that such was
not the case. The painting of cross
was not thought of in painting the
picture, and Mr.. Ali realized that he
was wholly unable to explain the
strange phenomenon. In fact, he
was so profoundly impressed that he
refused to finish ii, and the picture
remains unfinished to this day. In
order that the strange phenomenon
NAV be seen and appreciated, the pic
ture is exhibited in a gallery from
which all daylight is excluded.
The price of admissoni will be on
ly 15c, and the proceeds win be ap-
piled to church work.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
MILL STRIKERS
STONE POLICE
SOLDIERS ARE AGAIN CALLED
OUT 70 PUT DOWN FIVE
sERlous RIOTS.
TROLLEY CARS ARE HALTED
Windows Smashed and People inside
Cut BY Flying oIass-Piekets on
Guard In Attempt to kesp
Workers Away.

Lawrence. Mass. Jan. 3o.-Numer.
Gus riots marked the strike here Mon
day as the result OF demonstrations
made by strikers against four COM
panies OF troops now on guard. Six
strikers were arrested a dozen more
were dubbed by the police In FIVE
riots which broke before o'clock and
In the course OF which street cars
were held up. windows we're smashed
and workmen were forcibly prevented
from approaching the mills.
The fighting at the corner OF ESSEX
and Jackson streets at one time
reached the point where the soldiers
were ready to fire. but were ordered
not TO do so by their captain. Frank
Elliott Of Company G., OF Gloucester.
At this corner a thousand strikers
we're gathered. A man came along on
his way TO work. The strikers seized
him and threw him in the snow. Then
the police seized one OF the leaders.
The strikers tried to release the
prisoner and iercely attacked the Of
hcers. While the police drew their
clubs TO fight of the strikers, a hurry
call was sent for the militia.
The strikers tried TO wrest the
captive from the policemen. A dozen
or more were stretched on the snow
by policemen's clubs when Captain
Elliott with half his company arrived.
Soldiers Charge.
With fixed ba-onets they drove the
strikers back. and the captive was
taken TO the police station.
The strikers peltsd the soldiers
with blocks OF ice and rocks. One
man raised his gun TO his shoulder,
but Captain Elliott called out: Don't
fre until you see soldier fall"
At many places street cars were
halted and the windows broken. In
several cases women In the cars faint
cd. People we're cut by flying glass.
Operatives attempting TO 60 to work
were forcibly detained despite the ef-
forts of the militia.
Pickets were az work as far as two
miles from the mills Monday in a
desperate attempt to keep them from
returning TO work.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

Our playgoers will receive a treat
next Tuesday night at the opera
house by witnessing 1.-THE District At
torney." 1t is a high class comedy,
full of heart interest with a love
story running through 1t that grips
the audience from the rise of the cur
tain until the final fall on the last
act. There is an intensely amusing
and deeply interesting situation every
minute. Like Brewster's Millions, Lord
Barrister is troubled with too much
money. THE District Attorney" had
a run of 300 nights in New York and
is said by critics to be one of the
prettiest high-class comedies pro-
duced in years 1.-THE District Attor-
ney," like all of the Allen & Poore
productions, carries an exceptionally
strong cast.
REDWOOD sHlNGLEs-ReynoIds.
Moss Lumber Co,
Don't fail TO read our special offer
of four house plants free.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

when you nnd yourself in the pos
session Of sundry blue devils. proceed
10 out devil them n they would have
you 70 a mile 40 two miles Pu, your
WI into q and ace how blue you can
be- Pretend" you are bluer biooded
arisiocrnt than any OF those that have
come 10 visit he polite 20 them and
let them entertain you 10 anything
they bid you do SIT down and mourn
and vail 20 their hearts content Re-
rate everything and everybody Just
ny u Blue devils are such contrary
imps that they never stay long where
they are well treated Their good mis-
sion r. 10 torment A hearty welcome
sends them dying Elizabeth Towps
IN Nautilus
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
FARMERS TELEPHONES.

A dollar a month does not go far
enough after it gets into the telephone
company's treasury to satisfy the
manager who has to pay the upkeep
and operating expenses on a big rd-
raj line system and keep a little small
change to hand over to stockhold-
ers once In six months. He has to
cut too many corners. and run too
many chances Of getting caught short
of bank balance by a sleet storm,
or a law suit.
Twelve dollars is too low for farm
ers' line service on the average sys-
TEN, with the quality and cost i'm
proved as 1t has been in the last few
years. 1t is time to start after this
rate. The farmers can afford to pay
more-why should not they be in
duced to recognize value received?
OF course we know what the farm
ers do when it 10 proposed to raise
the telephone rate. But can this go
on forever? What is the best way
to get this thing into better shape?
The American Journal of Tele-
phohy. (The Independent Telephone
Journal)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
AvIators to Divide $4,000.

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 30.-Avia'
tors who participated in the third In
ternational aviation meet at Domin-
guez Field, which closed here, will
share about $4,000 in prize money.
Lincoln Beachey and Phil o. Parmalss
will get most Of It
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

AZ the First Methodist church next
Sunday viii be the regular ser
vices. A general and cordial invita-
ton Is given. At East Hickman
Chapel Friday evening viii be spell
ing match" beginning promptly at I
o'clock. Each one is expected 20
carry a dime. then enjoy the spell
ing. Everybody tell the neighbors
and all attendl
pay cash for all kinds Of furs-
A. s. Barkettt
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
oPE RA HOUSE.
Three Nights, commene-
ing February 9Th.

The Belcher and Wright Co. will
make their annual visit to Hickman.
Il II not necessary 10 boost this show
as the people Of Hickman knows Them
already. The company Is playing this
season all high class comedies with
reputation with specialties between
acts
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
The Ruling Passion.

How 10 Mrs Dumleyi I under
stand the doctor gave her upf"
Yes. he did hut she's better. The
other day she thought she was sink
ms md sent In a hurry for her women
neiFhbors"
Well"
In ten minutes they we're all play
ing bridge"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

Mems 75c shirts going at 40c while
they last.-A. s. Barkett.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

CAN 1876 for Cleaning, Pressing,
and Repairing.-White Bros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13

% nGite Gae. ibet Sloen isgte RG-
ring miot ne0oper Sieloet. Yoa ai.
itdno Dor Sfuet itorartet; men 9ebo.
erne al SiifepGret Sanna, iom ligser
finn 200 Weter ira Sieloets SOB, par
life glaze. Saren par DOG life oper.
hpllgenoc, iaalGnge Sanopinben iottc
Slotrpffet fra @eboeIien uooper Sa.
pet. Nos al Sten pg brGnoenoe
Sorp gleb meo ~gnitrenoe BUILDER neo-
oper. Ru Iaabc ginoen iig / nogIc
Gage, og Sloen giemte fig, men III.
meoe etooa. Sioraaars fom Der iterf
Noroenpino, og Sloen blusieoe op
l~tcrfere emo fer. 5oppcn, Tom beitob
az ct 9anlfe tpft Saa @rpnbtorp,
brGilote meb roo Sarme, uopiflcnbe
Ell Sebe. iom poerliaere autpnote
miltore 3orpleier paa Sieloiioernes
Nfiatier. Heo brPnbte SrGnItopen
boaltouelig, og Slotrpffet itoo oper
5iIfepGret, iom trueoeS itertt. I'll
i9aar er 9ronoen iorlebcn uben Sfas
De, ioet 8nilter % Corp ieiebes iorbi
TPret; men Situationen er fritiif,
iaol9nae life alporli9 Hegn fommer
og illlffer enbper @niit | Sjclbct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13
Gin paa albeoen. Sra aarup mel

Gin paa alheoen. Sra aarl,p meo.
oeIes Ben 26be aliguit: 5pttebGrbs.
item or M begpnot paa Albeoen. Zen
tegner goot | Iur, men Wooningen
iinfes al Hegnpeiret og oct monglens
DC Solifin. Elufningen beisraes al
aoner og Born o. gnmle MRno,
~iaaleoes at man fisber Iagfort eaer
pluffer It'll S9Ipt~ meo eierne: buer
gart iaar oct Satire al llSbptiet, ioet
Seoen life lpngere. ianoan iom ito
liaere betragtes iom It'll iPQes 6eo-
ite". Ser fun / gooe aar tienes Ell
900 GaaIsn, Oh iii 90 SIR. en- enfelt
Gaa. Oct er interesiant Ell iaaban
Iag at ie Sen ellers eniomme Seoe
iom belt o~periaaet meo De mango for
ifjeQige Rerneifer, ioet Golf eloog
fommer lanspeis ira BERTH paa Here
Taaes Spbolo. Senao Nitenstio
fontmer iaa aiebmanoen ira aarup
~fisrenoe nteo fin itore arbeiosiieoer.
poan OF 9ecimalpPgteL o. rnnot ON
ira itremmer Tlutferne ino I'll Dc Ior-
ifieaiae S.ationer meb fine iioit iplo.
re aurpe o. Spanoe. Ru peies Der,
TONNES | 9oenen og uobetales Wsn-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13
Den i%slanoife Selp.
enoieheosbepeeel

: en- grtifel / Slaoet "~Siaiolo"
ieaer en- Hrpiesior S~annesion at
florIpgge Den politiite Situotion
poa Sslalto ira SeluitGnoigbeoss
partiets Spnspunft. San "lfriper
bl. a.:
"Sanoipnligpis bar ingen IS.
lpnoer g9ren al at ba git Stsoet
til Den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Der opitob Der / aarene 1906
1906. Set bar pore 9reore Horo-
mGnoene, ser giorOe bet uoen lelp
at pioe oct peo llnionsoplesningen
/ 1905. Stormen / Horge naaeoe
no til Sslano % ieiet bort Den Saa-
&c, iom bupDe orepet inooper Sans
oct iioen Son Siguroslons Geo.
"a reiite Jig i9ien Den Sanfe, Ger
itoo flar for bam og mango al bans
Somtioige, at 9anoet neb ira gamle
Sioer bar en- i9rlig iuoerGn Stat,
% at Sremtiosmaalet maatte bore
at opnaa Ell prefulo I~nerfienoelle
beraf. SnOtil Oa, bar aae gnaet
pilb / Soagen, og man baube lGnge
troet paa to @iIoiarelier: of ri
funoe opnaa Ell lloeluffenoe Haa-
oigbeo oper De iprlige anli9genber,
ielp ON ri por en- oanif Stotsoel,
o. at ri rilbe bliue ielpitGnoige,
bpis hi fit De iPrlige anligaenOer /
pore Spnoer. Der par life gobe
ltoiigter for Statstmtfer, oa ieg
ipritc Sang Hog iii Spo Tor Den /
9labet "Horourlcnb" / 1905. Wen
/ 9ebet al fort Sib ifeoe ser ct tort
Smilag. aaret 1907 bar Stsrlte.
belen al 9plgerne gaoet ouer til
Den Sibe. 0et enc S9lgermeoe
eiter oct anoet peotog HeioIutioner,
Der fprbret Selpit9noisbeo. Iaa
Sbingpaaams0et par Statstanfen
eneberifsroe. 90 euoelig latte ielpe
aongen aronen paa 8Prfet meo oet
6efienote Gale paa aoluibarbol ON
~begge Higerne". en- fuloit9noig
Seir bopoe S%tatstnnfen Dog life
putoet enonu. Siemmeitpreportiet
% bets Blade Itob enbnu imoo Den.
Nien Der er ringe llbiigt ill, at
Statstanfen fan ,ealileres meo min.
ore ale SslGnbere er enige og
fi9mper for Den meb lloboloenbeo.
gilt aibang iaaleoes al Sjemmeitp-
repartiets 5ililutnine. 9erne TOM
isreno man pentet. Zen fan /
@irfeligbeoen regnes ira ben zoe
Murts 1908, oa aQe pore Hepr9-
ientanter / Sambanoslopsfommis.
iionen blep enige ON, iom uogongs-
punft ira Sslnnhs SIDE, of 9anoct
neS ira gamle 2ioer Dor en- ielp-
it9nOig Stat unber iamme 9onse
iom Ganmarf og meb fulo &aabig.
beo oper ale line Eager. Siemme.
ltprepartiets Hepr9ientanter bapoe
faiiet Serningerne og lagt iii tiinse
500 ! S9gtifaolen. Com befienot
funoe De islanoife commissions
meolemmer life / ale Senieenoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13
Gcanct pSclaat for Niliuner.

GoelGggellen al Npltng, iom er for
polot peo bette fire llaerS ibproige
Regnoeir, naar op | WiQionerS NGr,
ot. Nan faar iaa langt ira noqet
&ronaar, iom man funoe fro, belt I'll
Sunoeoasene begpnbte, i~friper H.
"Grebl. ben 2Sbe Aug. Men BET er
enonn life muligt ielp meo finn til.
nGrmeliespis Higtigbeo at angipe,
bpor Itor Sfaoen er. Gn bel lei SO
Loo / Saater eler bang / SeSicr /
Hegnet. 0et er altiammen omtrent
aloeles soclagt og %itbritgbart iom 80.
Der. %&orna9rene, iom lager flappet
| gaffeu, fommer til at giue lioet al
goot eller brugbnrt aorn. Sg Sfur.
onnen blir pberit beipprlig / Def
ll9reie % flaoflappebe aorn mcb en-
iaa opblsot Warf, at oct life er mt.
li9t at fortme no paa Ngrene meo
Seite og Heoitaber. Get bliper ell
fen og foitbar Snobsiniug, ielu ON
Geiret ifulbe arte fig bebre bercfter
og bliue itaoig goot. Selp Eotetcr-
ne bar begpnot at tage Sfabe, ioet
ben ilemme SsrraaooenbeO bar taget
lat / mango Eotetagre. 90 benne
Spgoom Ipreoer iig meo en- raienoe
Sart, bpcr Den fsrIt bar faaet ct lioet
Gag. Surnipien flarer iig beoit.
Spis oct bltr gobt @eir uoouer Sep
tcmber, bill man funne uente tore
Iplinger al Surnips, bpor ma bar
ruffet at lfistte lin Sllrnipsager rig
tig o9 ipecielt bar funnel tpnoe Den
/ rette Sib pg ienere bar bolot Den
fri for llgrGs. Men bette arbcioe
bar iorsprig pprct beipGrlig NOT
oenne paabe og purmc S~nnoeoogs-
periooe nleo ct framifraa gpot "8rp'
peir" for al SlagS llfrno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13

Saarlia Ssit. Hu belpuocr ocn
oanlfc Sanomano Tor Iluor at uRre
betpmrct for, buoroan oct ltaI gaa
WfarferneS Aiarsoc. itriuer "Gort
Sdno". Siior par Soften monge
Steoer tiIenoebroat / Slutniugen al
Iuqnlt. Den ioar err oert fnapt pao-
bc1pnot pda idmme 8iospumft. Ia
Wteooclcrcn iorlcocn reiite giennem
SpIlano ira Sreoerieia til MorS, hi.
lteoc Hegnct ueo / Strsmme, iaa
Staffene Iiaeirem itoo / &url0 paa
lautliQacnoc Miarter. Tet hpiobros
aeoe Supa trsb lommeu for &eiret |
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hoemnrferne itrittcoe mco lattice.
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aornl ! Calling iortalte en- 0tono,
at finn Dc iutoa 8aarompno bapoe
'aoet bleraet i'm Mug for Dc ltsrre
@uoroeS &eofomucu0c ltaar bduoe
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euonu ituor poo Hooeu enfelte Ste.
Der belt grsn. Taa Reiieu hiem ma
itc Wor9eu gieuucm SiGlono bar
oct @raapeir, men oct regncoe tiIfpls
oianiS life. Get par Ell 9nf at ie
Nrbeioerue aoo / Warfeil meo line
Sloareblfaber pea Haffen. &c frsb
iammen aitlocn og begropeoe SGu.
oerue oubt | 9urclommernp. Soo.
oau er Oct triltc 9iaeoc al Soften /
IilQuit 1912.