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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-03

Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office Blackfoot, Idaho.
August 20, 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Ru-
therford H. Lounsbury, Of Ameri-
can Falls, Ida, who on September
26, 1908. made Homestead Entry
serial No. 0876. for NEA section
Is. township Z south, range 81
East. Boise meridian, has filed TO
tice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, be-
fore David Burrell. U. s. Commits
sioner at American Falls, Idaho, on
the 18th day Of November, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Water s. Sparks. Paul. P. Sparks
Joseph F. Gish and Davil Reader,
all Of American Falls, Ida.
Henry w. Kiefer, Register.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17
POLITICS EN- FANiiI.F

There is evidence in certain political faIni-
lies that Notwithstanding the fact that women
cannot yet vote except in certain States. there
exists a sort of subimated suffrage among the
women of the families OF political leaders
! Thus, at Chicago. Mrs. Roosevelt was pres
ent and waved flag while Mrs Nick Long
worth left the home of her husband, political
and constructive, to give a glimpse OF dia
mond heels to hearten the Bull Moose
! Thus, al Baltimore, at that stage OF the con-
ventiou when the embatted william Jennings
/ Bryan was hgurativey squirming under a heap
Of gouging. elawing, biting and would-he hair
pulling plutocrats reactonarier aud conserva-
tives. what did he do but call family CON
caYe7
In carefully locked in the Belvidere
Hotel Mr. Bryan, Mrs. Bryan. Mr.. Charlie Bry.
an and Miss Bryan went into executive SEES
sion the state of the party And we all
know that Bryan never got of until ne came
t. his corner,
Now the news is that The Bob La Follettes
are to take the stump tdmtIle They viii
discuss real progressivesm from every angle.
Doubtless. there viii be division OF labor be-
tween the pompadoured head and source of
Insurgency and his female coadjutors. We
are informed that Mrs, La Toilette will have
something 10 say for the cause of woman S
suffrage; ditto, it IS to be presumed Lola La
Toilette who may be expected to draw on her
experience as a member OF the theatrical pro-
fession 10 enliYen a campaign of facts and fig
ures with some hgurative representations and
decorative steps.
Mrs. Gore, who Is the eyes of her eloquent
husband. has long taken "A prominent part in
his campaigns but she Is strictly 10 be
considered In the new class OF women who
make the private snap of bossing the infuen-
tial head Of the family the means OF grasping
the public trust OF Office by the neck
Despite qualms and misgiyings TO
the outcome perhaps Il would be easier to
give the direct rote with the hope of its con-
sequent divisions, than 10 lend the country to
the control o. the women -onbeknowinst to
the country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17
HELEN SINGS,

The news that Helen Keller has learned 10
sing shonld add peculiar music To the world.
To normal ears, perhaps, the singing itself
real voice" is. OF course. the physical expires
sion OF mental sentimental vision. It
must harmonic with the unyoiced song OF
either mind or brain. IT must be heard of the
one who sings, we'll az by those who hear the
singing AS in the case OF those who lack the
power of vocal expression. songs sing them
selves silently in the heart. Helen Keller 8
song viii be that OF her soul, cracked by her
own inability to fashion it 10 what she feels.
but it adds a music to the world perhaps Of
greater value than that produced by the most
Finished performer. Rightly considered her
singing means the triumph Of viii con-
dtion. of JOY over despair. II goes far toward
eliminating the binding force OF circumstance.
1t is lifting defy to fate-a brave chdnSon
in the face of apparently unconQuerable dsas-
ter II ia the human spirit emerging radiant
from the pit
Without eyes, Helen Keller sees without
ears. she hears, With tongue paralyzed
through ataiction she speaks. and sings. De-
MED the three senses which the average hui
man being is absolutely dependent upon even
for comfort. she has concentrated her mind
until she has made for them a glorious counter
felt. Out OF cropping darkness. she has emerged
into knowledge into light. into sound, She
perceives alike the rose. the stars, and the
poetry which they make.
Helen Keller Is herself the most expressive
epic in which humanity chant itself i'm
mortal. its powers infinite
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

the indictment charging the famous labor
lawyer with bribery of the Mcnamara jury
1t would he intensely interesting TO hear
what the prosecuting barrow would have to
say to the personal appeal put forth to the
jury by the Darrow who Ia trial, So adroit
an appeal TO sentiment and sympathy needs
exactly the reasoned answer which the barrow
OF another mIen could give IT, The pity is
that the lawyer Defendants ability not only
makes an exception to the rule that the lawyer
who pleads his own case has "a fool for a
client" but tends to make negligible the very
able lawyer on the other side
Speaking in his own behalf Darrow pulled
ont all the stops The jury cried into their
boards. Sentimentality thick in the
court room fog of the Newfoundland
Banks Il am being tried" barrow declared,
because l have been lover OF the poor. q
friend OF the oppressed because | have stood
By labor for all these years and have brought
down upon my head the wrath OF the criminal
interests OF the country. Whether guilty or
innocent. that is the reason 1 here, and
that is the reason ! have been pursued by
crooked gang OF cUt-throats az ever pursued
any man since the world was born
There more along the same line In
vivid pictures barrow showed himself the
center OF interest OF the toing masses through
out the land,-the object OF their tears the
supplication OF their prayers lie painted the
Interests" watching greedily for his down
fall, and he drew himself as the great martyr
and sacrifice the salvation of the humble
aid the oppressed.
Whether barrow is guilty or innocent is one
question That his passionate defenses OF
alleged criminals make him the heroic figure
he poses is another What he Is saying now
Of himself is only AN intensified version of
what ne said Of Meyer. or Haywood, Of Petit
bone and OF the McNamaras. The effect of
his appeal on the jury Is yet problematical.
But it Is plain that the right to affect
Jury supposed TO be gathered together to con-
slider he evidence is not a privilege lending
Itself in the main to the establishment of
justice throughout the land AS the prose-
cutting attorney in Darrow's said 20 the
jury-after they had wiped their eyes-if the
power OF the occasional man with the gift of
eloquenee is to be the guide to verdicts such
a man is thereby given the special privilege of
committing whatsoever crime he viii in the
perfect assurance or immunity from punish
ment,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17
PITFALLS TO TAHYlC

There IN a sort OF logic that defeats Itself,
for the very simple reason that il never hap
pens. There is no carrying a principle too far,
but there is point where the results OF the
lack Of principle fail az examples The man
who drinks does not necessarily fill a drunk
ards grave The man who CANDLES frequently
sbides all the palmer rules Of honesty and
manages 10 keep out OF the penitentiary. 1t
10 because % the tendency Of drink TO super
that doctors advise general abstinence; II
H. because OF what gambling tends 70 do
toward ths weaks1inx Of the moral sense that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17
LET TIL. SCHOOLS RIST.

iAhi THE ~ hoti~ hESi
amer nearly year o. "s''aooh' charges
ana inu"atlon against the emeleney OF Tue
h'eamohd sehooi system me special commit
zee selected oE the council to take evidence
and insert the oIlcta! PROBE reported last night
the last meeting Of IN" present Council
ne report came AFTER the comm1t'ee haa
beeh III existence Tor a number OF months
aife' II had heaTd scores o. witnesses al us
several oo1 ihHequeh1 meetings. atter theFe
hah oeen the fullest opportunity Tor " 10 come
10 DEFINITE conclusion ana to agree upon
sHeei1e recon- nehas1obS
~ effect The report Was scarcely more than
request mat the committee be discharged.
*pd fhai the new council relnearnate II or
Us tetlo" Tor the purpose Of continued 'nres-
heailon. Whlea means agitation
"e sJheeFeP trust mat the ne" G""hNN WIZ
&c no sucA thlhs
II the investigation has disclosed anything
- all o. concrete nature. il is thai 1t was
eohee Fed Ia some substitute for wisdom. The
majority ot the committee profess 10 see good
e the schools in Us meetings and deiloera-
hons What tue effect has been, other than
IT, create tefins OF uncertainty as TO the
school system, We are, for our part unable TO
discover from the committee $ report or other
@ise- To continue a thing SO futile into The
regime Of the newly organized Council would
amount 10 nothing more than 20 preserve an
irritation That loo tong mas been permitted 70
e unchecked
in brief. the majority report does little ex
fepi TO declare that. the school board has not
shown The close interest in the actual educa
tive methods Of the schools that il should
have shown; that Council has not been con-
suited 10 the extent that II ought to be con
suited with respect 10 finances; that classes
are 100 large, that the group system 1.-THE
method whereby pupils Of differing grades Of
aptitude aud intelligence go through supple
mental grading process ought not 10 exist
mat the curriculum is faulty, that TOO much
time Is given 20 the non essentials that
certain problems in arithmetic are impractical
ard nnsuited TO the schools IN certain grades;
that not enough attention Is paid 10 writing
In certain years Of the course of study, that
TOO much attention - PAID to physical exercise
n certain Gfades' that certain books are noi
proper fof use IN the schools, etc. etc. and
hhaliy mat The teachers should oe permitted
to give their Views with Ereate* freedom to
the assurance mat they VIII be treated with
more consideration. and that general feeling
q sympathy and harmony ought TO be pro
noted. AS 10 the protest of certain teachers
against the requirement that they hle their
Complaints WIN the school authorities before
taxing them 10 the COUNCIL or the public the
committee makes no recommendation except
mat THIS IS one OF the matters which the new
tounci should folio" np IN readopting an
ne committee stresses the tact mat II Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

After consistent allowances of increased
freight rates to Southern points. We are ex-
pected to take heart at the news that proposed
advances on olives and olive oil from Cali
fornia have been suspended by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

Woodrow Wilson told the farmers that they
had been letting out their house and then pay
ing the tenant TO live in IT, There are grow
Ing evidences that the farmers beginning
to think of getting IN ont of the wet them
selves
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

You never can tell Now, anybody would
have said that If Nat Goodwin should ever be
shipwrecked 1t would be on a matrimonial
reef
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

In the matter OF the wool bill veto. the SEN
ate's failure to override 1t saved the Presi-
dents mutton by three votes, and also cost
the American people some score Of million dol
lars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

Roosevelt comes out in an entirely new role
as tariff buster. Has busted about as many
protective tariffs as he has bronchos
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

The Danville Lodge of the brotherhood of
Railway Carmen having declared for the two
battleship program, Congress should listen to
the opinion OF the profession.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

La Toilette takes turn at roasting Roose-
Welt In the Senate. A fair revenge for one
whom Roosevelt did to turn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

Congress has evidently made UP its mind 10
have no commerce with the Commerce Court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

sign the Panama Canal bill From his recent
actions the impression was gaining ground
that he was afflicted with writer's cramp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

Minister Weizel reports that rebel shells
have fallen within one hundred yards of the
American legation. South American gunnery
evidently improves with practice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

The e. A r. has made a woman member
There is stopping the fighting sex.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17
Jury FIOOrESCE.

We could wish that there were twin Oar
rows engaged in he trial at Los Angeles of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17
4 Uenlagogue.

Father said the small boy. what rs a
demagogue?"
"A demagogue, my son. is man who can
rock the boat himself and persuade every body
that there's a terrible storm at sea."--Washing-
ton Star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

1t is said that the President is likely" to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-17

The proposition to erect in Washington a
monument to Lee, Lincoln and Grant issues
from the fertile genius of Congressman Pou,
OF North Carolina. That is why say pooh
pooh, We fully realize that it should be done.
Virginia was practically abolition State be-
fore the War Between the States. General Lee
treed all his slaves. 10 Johnston didn't own any
Jeb stuart and Stonewali Jackson were in the
same boat. Nobody OF position and influence
In Virginia believed in slavery. The idea on
every hand was to get rid OF 1t. All Intelligent
and well informed people know that much 1t
is a thrice told tale.
But monument In Washington TO Lee Lin
coin and Grant, with congress to pass upon the
appropriation and all the Heyburns sitting In
a row? Impossible Why stir up these
malodorous conflicts until all the Northern fools
dead ?-Staunton News.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-13

tenfer maoife, at De foo Soft, ION
pobeoe at reiie berneo, er fer0i9e
til at forGo0e 5Iorioa gen, og
Rogers 3remtio er 660s0emt. Men
iooleoes forboG0er oct JIG life, iel0
ON ri life fan tale ONT itore 5rem-
ifriot elfonll i aolonien.
8i er fun foa at DE mange, iom
far fgbt 2on0 fer, Der CT %boiio0en.
nc FER enonlt, ioo 6remifri0et TIM
ofonenents) Dq 10 o9iaa 6Iipe i
5or6oI0 0ertil. Sonmeren 5loris
0a er life NOR ioo BARN - oerom
fan oi I'LL tale of @rforing = iom
Soft andre Ste0er foreItiller fig.
ieln ont man far goo @rin6 oertiI,
oa oi er ioa langt 5D0. 81 MAJ
6uife. 8fori6o far life 8oitIonos.
flima. men er omgibet Of @ano pao
De Ire Sioer, boilfet 95r. at 2llften
oeo zen rifle 8in0 ira 6opet, ion
ri aerfle 6ar, 6eroeo bliber offeIet,
% @ornen formin6ifes.
9uften er nniten alti0 fIor o9
riff ioa Garn1en blioer life trpf.
fe1oe, iom man fan timber BET IA
mango Ste0er. % De oarme 8inoe
fenoer b life no9et til.
Get er fife iaa tiot, 9orometeret
0aar ODER loo. ia noar hi iommen.
li1ner bette me6, 6Dor Dornt bet
fan 6lipe / De Stoter, Jon lig9er
Gor6 for os, fan mat 6ern0fro
oomme, 6bor bar1nt BET er Der |
1lori6o ON Somneren. Mon fln0e
tiot l9ie | aoiierne ON, at Soft
o80e al SoIitif / Nor0en, men iligt
luite ieg al0rig no9et ON ira 6lo.
0erior, 5 iom 6or f66t eaer t9nfer
pao at fe6e 2on0 FER, opr life BAN
&c for at fomne berne6, boerfen for
Den oarlne CONNER eder Malaria,
Tor Slnlo6e08tiGitolr0en bar opret
GOD 6efe 5ommeren. Seq for min
Del tror life, Der er noget at fro9te
for / oisie GetninQer eQer / nogen
nn0en Retning.
@i foo, JON 6ar leoet fer i9en.
mem SommererL bor fori69t at 0ere
BET bette, b. flln6e / Retnino Of at
rg56e 9on6, o9 noaGe qlcre8 er DIE.
pen aiort tienlio for 90rfning al
0ooeioger % aartofler. 5boo ar-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-13

ingef, Der betbioler, mar De berer,
at pi paa bort it0ite Menigbeosm6oe
gap bore apinoer Stemmeret. 09
at 9bin0erne letter 8ris poa bort
go0e SfnoeIo9, foritoar 81; tbi paa
oeres Ii0ite Meoe beitenlte De at 9ibe
Mtenig6e6en $25 90 til Sinlp til at
iitonoiptte 9rpite6oli9en, ion init
/ 0en1e 8i6 mfoeraoar en- grllnoia
9ieperotion, 6oiGfet Den ogioo baor.
oeli9 tran9te til.
Sioite SBn6og 6orte Ri iao Den
glnoeliqe Npbeo, at gaitor q. 3.
6al1ien bap0e iagt ia til aal6et Der.
ira, % Der bar iiffert o6ifiaae, iom
i oeres title Stno ieeote Ell 1of til
@iio, foroi ban 6aooe 6ert Dor 8gn
ON at ien6e os en- Spr6e og 5iple.
i8raer.
9re6re CO SeItre / Serrerl, lo0
os MI beo @16s Non08 9iitan6 PRO.
be pao at blibe os bort anipor rio
tiq flort beoioit ODER for Dor me
4rpIt. Ger or eft, bi fan o0 6sr
g6re. Ri fan 6ltffe 6om / bort 9ens
f0nuner poa bore ane for Ifaooen5
6rone; o9 6e6er oi ferit for BAN /
og aprGi06e6 / bort Sier.
te, loo Ifol hi nof erfore, at @ll0 /
fin 9nrliqbeo ifof Go6e i'm @ernina
oeo BAN.
Sea FAR ofte tplft paa, bbo0 en-
9rnit io9oe. ga en- Sdter iag0e til
BAN: Sea er biertelig 0la6, at oil
d ia, ioa0e 9rgiten, elf
mia liot men Ipnae.1 ga, 8enner,
lao o8 lng9e ierGi9 @ftertrpf poa
lenge; Ser er moi, iom fan 6libe
be9eiitret for et9ieblif, men bet 6ipl'
per ioo Ii6t. Meno og aoin0er
meo llS6otoen6eo er. 6oao Dor 8io
mongler ioo itorfiq.
Sgren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-13

bei0e 6er er 8iort, iDne5 life meget
| en- Itor Sfob; oct er cog EN- 9egpn-
6elie, iom me0 5i6en oil 6Iioe for.
gget.
gor 9en 6. Son6er6off, er oe0
at opf6re en- minore 9nngoIom, iom,
noar ben bliber fGr0il. oil oere ell
grD6 for Qolonien.
@oo0 Ger bar opret plantet fer /
Solmler. er fife 6lepen tt itort,
og ionl @rua16 bporfor oil jeg npb-
lie to 1ing, for Oct f6rite oar Com,
meren Com er Dor Ge9nti6) boret
.liGooanli9 naoo, life blot poa 6en-
ne BIo08, men / bele SD0en, o9 for
BET alroet tror ie9, 8lonterne 6or
Ii0t al Aoria85ior8.
Seq oil / 6enne 5or6in0elie nab-
he cen 8ina, JON mooife biI oare til
9%tofommeres og aoloniens @oon. 5,
ON tpnfer paQ at folnne FER neo,
Den 5anfe, at s fan oole nof poo
Den me 5oro forltoen aun%it9o0nin9
til ii0en at f6be auuitge6ning for;
Get In0er Jig ifte gre. 6r6et oil
ipire / Sor0en % GRO op til en- piS
9gi0e, men 0eriom Den fao fife
bIiber tiIi6rt 3nrfng, bil Blonten
oisfe. 0ette b6r fife ifrGmnle no
gen, for Sor6en oil frem6rin9e ale
De for5feIlige Blonter, 0eriom oi
fun pil Qioe 6em De forneOne
@60nin9sitofier, o9 boao gen0e man
Far 6etoIt no for 8itnitae0niilg, oil
9ibe ltore Renter.
Ser or6ei0es / 0enl1e 3io 6oor0t
paa at foo ben rp06eoe Soro looet /
5tan6 til 8Iontnin9 al aortofIer
i Sanuor Moone6. De oil ioo pore
feroiqe tit Optoanino ii0it i 9fpriI
Moo1eo, % oa iorit oil ri flnf0e to-
fe lot al grfarina - 6oo0 Der fan
ootes.
Seg bar Der / aort5eo foribot at
6eifrioe, 6oorleoes oct / girfeliobe-
Den er. oa rife I min0itc Moa0e at
6rllge 0enne artifef iom ct 5orit6r-
reliesQlos til at fao Set til at ie
itgrre no for mine 2eiere, emo oct
oil6c orre. ONT Z ion oct me0 ieres
e0ne Zine. Get piloe iaa ooion bore
a~lpoeli9t. ON 6e, lom er ufenote
me6 5or6oloene Der, fife biG6e be-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-13

9Dn0e ot rioe oct ne6 og o6bone Soft
ino0 at reiie bertil, for cen blind
fan 10 life oeiIeoe en- blind.
9u 2gre og &eipeft ior en6oer,
JON bil goe 9ietfpr0ig6eo, / 5ooo
aetning Def emo nlootte pore, men
loo os ioo ooioo paste pao, at bet
life 6liber llretiproi86e0 5teoet
for.
6po0 Oct airfpliae angoar, er
Der life tort at tale on ea0nll,
men bpa0 Lot Der er, pil nloaife bog
intereSierer 2nierne. Com Der 6leo
ifreoet I n0aniferen" ON Dor 4
Sltli i6lon6t 8l4gt6usfonqerne / no
gers, ion 0e bar ioo 9Gooe for. iao
til66o gaitor Sprenien at oil0e tale
for Dem en- Sang imellem. gi far
ii6en nnbnte Gag bpret ionlle0e til
N}60e boer treble S9n6og. De f6rite
Bar @on9e oi oar Der til Mg0e,
ipnte8 Son9en fife rigti9 at bile
ioaitemme. ia ri (3anIferne) be.
ilutte0e at lpre Ell Gel engelife
Sonae og iDn9e for Dem, % ri Gar
ioa Den ion1le0e5 6Oer 96r0Qg ri
ten 6oS 9oitor S6renien for At mo
ooe me Satge og bil oe0blioe Der.
meo.
5anoerne ipnes = efter oere5 ca.
ne l10tQlelier - at Dpre me0et tof.
nemlige for, at ri fonnnler oerneo,
FOR Dc li0er go0t at ie og tale meo
en- fri Mon6, o0 oct er 10 tillioe
en- afbef8(ing / 6ere8 en8formige2ib.
0eSuoen ifltloe bore 9eieg 9aoe
aoet en- 5n6flp0elie til set 6eore
/ Ell an0en Getain9 for 6anaerne.
Oct er ioo nit 9ao6 - og tror
ogiaa - at bette 4r6ei0e, iorn
8oitor Sprenien fer fripilligt 9or
oil, blibe til 8eliigneIie 6oa0e for
6om ielo o9 bans Gil6grere.
gpn6og ben Il. Ofto6er. 6oooe
goItor og 6ru Sprenien ben tln9e
.Sora at miite oeres fife S6n no
lono.
san bar nr6 % fr.7f on Qaorae-
men og bar noe at Iege neo line
on6re Seifenoe. "a ST. par 10 fon1
ban mo til lin @o6er CO f~ortolte,
at ban bar ioo trat oa life fdfte til
at Iege, gift iao ino o9 logoe Jig poa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-13

Sen9ell, bbor fra ban life reiite fig
mere. 81. II farnnne qfften bel1ioo
ban title % rolig i lin 5relfers
8aon.
0ette 9ilfat0e min6er mig orn,
iom Der itoor / Songen.
y8prn rpftes bort ira 6orelore os
Qeg.
gn9Iin9en ligoer Der 300"
gor 6relier oar per i9ennem TAFT
til os ON 9ioetS aort6e0, at ri er
Zig oct @ra8, iom i Gag itoar poa
Marfen % / @or9en foite8 / 90.
nen. @i oe6 fife, / 6oa6 5tnno
ri ifol oano1e 6erfro; men ioo meget
mere gal0ef Oct OIL at pore 6ere0t
tt at me6e Dor 5relier, l1oor 6on
fomner for at 6ente os 6iem fra
0enne 5ammer0al, og fife opiette
BET til en- an0en Sang, FOR 6o fun.
Be oct mooife 6lioe for tent, % Oct
er fife iiffert, Der piI gibeS os no.
gen 3i0 0ertil poa Dor 0g0S0og.
6erren tr6ite De eiterIo6te i De.
res tlla0e Sor9 % 9ioe Gem aroft
til at bore oct / 5Qalmo0iQ6e0. 86i
Der foG6er fife en- Spuro til Soroeu
ltoen Dor 5o6er8 8iIlie.
5reoa9 0eft 8. 9top. fom Mr. %
Mrs. Z. 8. MfilIer, iom 6or oeret
f%robnref6e / CONNER, og Mr. 9.
9orien, iona forGo0 os for ct gar
Q1oone6er, til6oge til Roger8. 90
1togle Gage ienere fom Scr. 8. Sen
len. De ipnes ale at bore bel til.
fre0s otter fgrit at 6ooe imo9t lt0t
al 3or0en8 fol0e 2uft. Ser bar
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