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El0PfMENT FAILURE
 SHE RETURNS HOME
MISS MAY LEONARD FOUND AT BOOMING HOUSE ON WEST
 SECOND AVENUE.
BObbitt Arrested and Jailed-RecOn. SiderS Her Marriage
 Plans.

Miss May Leonard, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. Leonard, of No. 617 Mississippi avenue, returned to her home yesterday morning, af,er her plans to elope with Horace Bobbi t were suddenly interrupted by her mother early Thursday evening, while the couple was in Magistra. e l. F. Longs office. She ran away from her home that night, after accompanying her mother home, but she has eneire- ly reconsidered the matter and in all probability she will leny Bobbitt ad- mittance to her home should he try to renew his courtsaip
 Miss Leor ard, after returning to her home with her mother from the magistrates office, went to room. ing house at No. 407 East Sixth ave nue, conducted by Mrs. Seavey. She said she wanted to stay there over night. Mrs. Seavey stated yesterday that she could not deny the young lady her request and accommodated her. City Detective J. l.. McBurnett, who spent practically all of Thurs day nigait searching for Bobbitt, learned Friday morning that Miss
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Practically all of the other states permit the issuance of bonds by municipalities for the purpose con- templated by this amendment Since no charge can be imposed on those who do not reside within the limits of the municipality, and since no taxes can be levied on property out side of the municipality, it seems fair and consistent to permit the citizens of any municipality to authorize tho issuance of bonds if they desire to do so.
 'I share with the general public n the conviction that measures of this character should be very carefully considered. It is undoubtedly true, however, that before our cities and towns can provide improvements which are absolutely necessary for sanitary purposes, and for the com fort and convenience of their inhabit- ants, some such amendments must be adopted. After very careful consid- eration of the subject. l have reach red the conclusion that Amendment No. 15 should be approved. Water works, public light plants and sani- tary sewer and drainage systems are absolute necessities in our cities and towns. To deny the public the right to provide these conveniences and necessities, and to impose a part of the cost of them on succeeding years, is to stay the march of progress. It is peculiarly proper that an oppor- tunity he afforded cities and towns tc take necessary precaution for the preservation of the public health.
 Under Amendment Mo- 15, it is left to the option of the voters re- siding in a municipality, to determine whether bond issue shall be author ized This is distinct recognition of
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We Want Your Business

We are always on the lookout for something or some way to please or help you thereby ourselves.
 We have put in a busy little elec- tric machine to sharpen your old Safety Razor Blades. Price 2l for single and 35c per dozen for double edge. Saves you 25 to 65c per dozen. We have Eastman kodaxs and Sup plies Ill kinds of sundries from tal- cum powder at 15c per pound to $1.25 for small can. A full line of Brocard Imported Russian Perfumes, Pow ders and Toilet Waters. We have laid you about our new fountain the neat est cleanest in the city and every drink or cream made of the highest quality we keep. Four delivery boys with wheels delivering as fast as they can in the city and we have a great many friends outside of the city that send us all their orders, even if they need something we don't car ry we will send our buyer out and buy it for them. We have bought everything from meat to knitting needles. Come in to see us and make yourself at home
 CITIZENS DRUG STORE
 "We Deliver 1t Quicker,
 Most the aime)
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w. H. Langford left last night for Memphis, where he will confer with officials of the new Free Bridge to be erected at Memphis relative to get ting some concessions for his propos- ed interurban railroad from Little Rock to Memphis. MT. Langford says the interurban is a go if his com- pany is permitted to cross the new Mississippi River brdge.
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Will Speak at Several Iowa, Minnesota and Ohio Towns and Then Return to
 New Jersey.
McADOO BOOM OPENS,
May Be N0minsted for Governor 01 New York Gerard Predicts
 Wilson Victory.

Sea G;rt, N l. sep1. Ex-Governor Wilson ,',d day made plans for his first western trip in the w elk of Septem Der 16. He declared at tHe same time, however, taa. his trlp will 70 inter- iere with his purpose of taking he stump in the primary figat for~ he { United States senator from New Jersey. The primaries are lo be ha.d $ FtemEer 24. The governor will have three open Ia.es to deyote to next week and the Monday prac ding the primary election
 The date fer the western frip an nounced by Governor Wilson are: September 11, Sioux City la; Sep tember IS, Minneapolis and St. Paul; Sep ember 19, Milwaukee; Septembtt 20, Columbus; September 21, Mills burg. The Sioux City date is a fair and nAe others are political meetings.
 The governor will travel in 9 spec ial Pullman with two secretaries and two stenographers. Ii will be such a busy week fer the governor that he will be unable 10 prepare any speeches i'll advance.
 The stenographers will be taken along so that .ae speeches can be gotten out with the utmost dispatch.
 This will not be the governors cnly visit to Ohio. He expee to speak later on in Cleveland an1 per haps in Cincinnati.
 There has been a goed deal of talk in Sea Girt recently about the possible nomination of William G. McAdoo. for governor of New York. Justice James w. Gerard, of New York, was in conference With the gov ernor this afternoon and though the Judge, would not say what was dis cussed he said afterwards that "T do not think we could do anything bet ter than nominate MT. McAdoo." Judge Gerard added, however, that he believed the New York states or ganization planned to re-nominate Governor Dix.
 In his connection Governor Wilson will have an opportunity of meeting Tammany Leader Murphy at Syra- cuse next Thursday.
 The governor has an appointment on Monday to meet William S. Mc- Combs, chairman of the campaign l committee, who is recovering from the illness hat caused his temporary retirement from the mana cement of the national campaign.
 "I intend hereafter to have weekly conference with the cam paign committee" said the Governor. "The campaign has now reached the stage where his is necessary"
 Judge Gerard is very enthusiastic over Governor Wilson's prospects. "It will be pretty soft fer the national Democratic ticket if the campaign committee will exercise what the 1 Judge calls a reasonable degree of | care, said he
 1 Wilson and Marshall will carry New York state by not less than S0,- 900 plurality
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NOTICE.

All Banks, Members of the Pine Bluff Clearing House Ass citation, will be closed Monday, September g. 1912 General Election Day, A Legal Holi- day.
 Pine Bluff Clearing House Assn. 9-7-2t M. E. Bloom, Manager.
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ROOSEVELT GOES
 INTO MONTANA Colonel Spent Yesterday in North Dakota On the Trail of LaFol
 lette.
ISSUES CHALLENGE
Tells the Senator That He MnSt Get in Line Or Re Stamped
 React0nary.

Fargo \. D., Sept 6.-=Hlazins rail through this ultfa-tr, gresatye $ ate, Colonel k vplf rapped lis arch enamy, Senator La Toilette over the knuckles. The Progressive stna- tor literally 4al opposel the Roose- vel. candidacy throughout tha West and is nst n9w trying. 10 uEset tha Third PaEy scheme in North Da- iota
 Roosevelt challenged the Senator get in line with he Progressive Patty 9f consider himself amped as deep dyed ally of the reactionar- ies. l1rstWhile L.aF5llctte sympathiz-
 Is eheered the Colonel Justify as he pounded at t4eir idol of yesteryear The eX-Prsident began his a.tack up- on Laleolletle at Grand Forks early in the day when he called the Sena- tor names before a throng of 1.500 Bull Msosers in the Auditorium. He put the finishing touch on it this af ternooa when he appeared before tha Third Party convention in his city.
 Roosevelt went back to the day of the Civil War in his denunciation of LaI'ollette here 10 impress his point on the bowling convention audience. Earlier in the day the CaloneI sives mot to be Insled by false leader ship"
 The LaFollette opposition to the Third Party cause in North Dakota !cemed up before the Colonel like a bogey- man. Senator Gionna, an arr dent La Toilette adhearent, is leading the Taft forces. The senator has a strong following and with the combined strength of La Toilette the Third Party haters are trying to keep back the tide of Roosevelt's seni- ment.
 Not few of La Follette's former supporters on tbe ether hand have flopped to the Roosevelt camp. The The Republicans with l.. B. Hama up as the nominee for governor are pre- dieting that they will calry North Da- kota On the state ticket and La Fol lette is hoping that Taft will beat Roosevelt In the meantime the Dem- ocrats are grinning over the pros- poets of sweeping into office through the divided Republican ranks.
 Roosevelt went after Governor Will son again today. He lambasted the Democratic candidate for what the Colonel considered Wilson's equiyo- cation on the Democratic platform and criticised the Governors stand against the Federal industrial conl- mission, which, in the Progressive Party platform, assumes to solve the problems dealing with the whole in- dustrial situation.
 Roesevelt's swing through the state where 25 years ago he was ranch man, was marked by extreme cordi- ality on the part of the Dakoyas, but hey failed to go into ecstacies. At Grand Forks all the towns people tried to get into the auditori- ] um. Here a multitude on the streets yelled fer Roosevelt and the Progress sive party convention burst into lusty cheers. Old piainsmen who knew Roosevelt on the ranch shook hands with him at the train and swore un- | dying allegiance to any party he 1 might get up.
 1 The Colonel departed from here at dusk Tomorrow he stumps Montana. | Mrc II CarmicaI will on to War
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Mrs. J. H., Carmical will go to War ren today for vist with relatives.
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PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
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MT and Mrs. Nose Brown have re- turned from a visit to relatives at Tyler, Texas. Mrs. w. !. Williams and children returned with them to visit here for a few days.
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MIGRANTS FEAR |IHE NEGRO VOTE Iusands of Them Have |id Poll Taxes and Will
 \ Go to the Polls On Monday.
|sUPPORT ACT NO. 8
br Campbell and Y. E. Hodgea
 DaouEeed By Pulaski Cam. p@gn Committee.

kle Rock, Sept G.--There is no Ina that he negro vote this elec- Twill be very large, ard this |k causing the Democrats 10 urge N lurn-out Monday. The Jeffer- |@kson Campaign Committee of Nj county, in a call sent to k Democratic vo.er of the county he submission of Amer dment No. |M the so-called grandfather hdmen. Mo- II is said to have M a considerable number of ne s who are usually indifferent in elections, to pay their poll s with the irtenl ion of voting on e Amendments. Amendment No. la Republican measure pure and |h, and should receive the active Esition of every Dem cTat.
 |r'ess the Democrats go to the en force. and if this plan among hegroes is carried out, the total |pf the Republicans, who have a |in th2 field bath for county and offices may show a gain and htage which tle real facts will Justify. This vote nigh; not be E;tood in the doubtful states and khave an undesirable effecS
 
 Efeming to the local row with he ln of the Flee ion Commis ssione-s. Campaign Committee says in Flder an agreement between Cor Campbell, .he Republican Coun- Fection Commissioner, who is the treasurer of the Clayton Rem Republican ring, and who, as ], levied ,ribute on all the post FCs 0f Arkansas to raise a slu5h for the Republicans, and Dr. E. fodges, disgruniled Democrat, 1 nave been, in some instances, Red this year big, hurley, black Ess for election judges in this y With certain prominent Dem
 urging the adoption of the so-
 Gfandfather clause to re- the negro vote, this Commits TOT Pulaski county, appointed D'moorat, deliberately puts the
 into political prominence by ng them in charge of our ballot
 The white people have pro-
 against such action, and it is 'ed that white judges will re- serve with negro judges.
 you believe the white people, My In the neighborhood of 90. sa, Of the total taxes in the
 and state, should control the affairs of this state, you
 so'e for the Democratic nom-
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New York; Sept 6.-,Persistent re- ports, and equally stout denials of them to the effect that blackmailers have demanded that John D. Rocke- feller, the Standard Oil King, pay them large sums of money under u :eat 10 either kill him or blow up his luxurious mansion in the Pecan 1;co Hills section, are causing the residents oi that section to become
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PRINCIPAL OF WILMOT
 HIGH SCHOOL NAMED

Wilmot, Sept 6.--At a meeting of the school board D. T. Henderson, 2 prominent Missouri educator, was elected principal of the Wilmot High School.
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victims of bad ca ases of "nerves,' and every strange foreigner seen in the vicinity is espediallN' looked upon Witl. suspicion. Thirty armed men are constantly lon guard at the Rockefeller estate. but statements are issued almost daily to the effect that there is nothing in the reports that threats have been made against eith- CT Mr. Rockefeller or his beautiful homo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05
GeSar Sails, ga.

giIb. Seniens grooer, SuIius
Senien fra Repooo, bar peret | BE.
Jog Der for fort SiO iioen, og oct
qIeoer os at fitrne me66ele at ban
og 5amilien bar bet go6t, bpor
De Dor.
Zen IA. 5ebr. iomIsOes en- Slot
af 0aboer 90 8entter | 3. Rabens
Stem for at bpoe BAN og bans ia.
mile SarpeI, for De ON nogle Dage
refer til beres ME Stem neo vi.
bert 3eo, Minn., bpor Nr. g. 8a.
ben bor fsbt en- 5arm. gi benpt.
ter oqiaa anIeoningen til at bpoe
oisie bore genner 5orpel oe IN
lie benz @iibs 8~eIiisnelie | oeres
npe Siem oe OmoipeIier.
On M o@rocerp Store" er be.
gpn6t at at oripe 5orretnine 8it
for 5looen.
Ser tales ogina ON, at en- M
.2umber Doro" er peo at blipe
etobleret; pi bar fire itore Sorrst.
nineer at ben clogs / 5orpeien.
Otter 5orlpoenbe bar Or. ". 9.
Sonien leiet 89relie | ben npe9onf
9penine poa 81. of Moin os 3oie
ct, bportil ban oil fIptte lit Son.
tor ben 1ite gpriI.
gor befenote 9onosmano peter
2orien, Sectionformano neo 81.
Gent. Rp., bar MI truffet iig til.
boge fra aftip Sieneite efter at, fla.
be arbeibet for iamme 3onpagni |
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blooming Erairie, Minn.
Sobo.

Da pi ioo eoot iom al0rig ier no.
get / YDonlferen" berfrd, oil ieg
foriege at meooele li6t. Ser er 10
life Ina foa Oonife paa 0iSie @gne,
bel ogioa en- Del, iom bol0er Dan.
%lferen", Der buroe finoes / etboert
Siem, boor Der er SnteresIe ior Dor
foreneoe oonife epmgeliif-lutberlfe
airfes arbeioe.
Ser 6ar ppret 0onife boiat Iao
tioIig iom fsr 9orgerfri9en, al bpil-
fe en6nu to leoer paa 0isie @gne.
5 9egDnoelien al $aIpfieroierte tom
nogle ilere, og foo Gor efter fit ri
firfelig 9etienilg al Ell norifBrGit il,
Der betiente 0e norife Meniebe0er,
iom bar nprmeit berpeo. Otter bans
8orflpttelie opertog gamle Poitor
6. 6. 9Iouien getieningen al oisie
V%tenigbeoer og tillige al os. Sfent
Der enoni life bar orgonfieret, gift
oct UNDER Haoitet oStraigbt Gioer
W~enigbeo", og omfring fem og tppe
5amilier bab6e la6et Jig inoifriDe
iom Weolemmer.. "a M Baltor
Glauien opertog 9etieningen, blen
Der organii eret Wenigbeo, Iom tit
Hapnet 9rorion WenigbeO. Ser bar
oa nogIe 6nmilier, Der bonoe 8srn,
iom Brniten lGite me6 efter @lios.
tieneiten % gop Dem Settle til n9ite
Sang, meoens ANDRE bar aloeleS
ligegpl0ige me0 9ernenes Oplerelie
/ a~riitenoom. Noor Der blen prspet
poo at gsre oct flort for iaaoonne
8or9l6re, bnilfet anipar De ielp og
Weniebeben bapbe operfor 9srnenes
friitelige llnoernisnine, fun0e Der
faloe Orb iom: Oct peofommer IN.
gen, nanr pi betaler Dor Brnitelsn".
Baitor Glailien maatte efter faaslors
8irfiombeo FER poa @rnno al neo-
bruot Selbreo onerlaoe oft Mrbeioe
til lin SiG1peprGit, iom ienere blen
Bans gftermonO. gi funoe M life
foa meget prGitelis 9etienine. Wen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05

os, iua er set life for6i Der life iter
noQet al 9etponillg pos o8. So, Ri
moa ogioa ii9e, at Serren gre itOre
Cling inloo os, % oerfor er Ri gla.
De. Stfe minOit mao Ri fpIoes meo
8of, naar Der paa @ulObrpalpsoo-
gen fan les tilboge poa De mango
aor, iom Serren / Naaoe far leo
ioget os. - Den II. Dec. 1911
bapoe @r. % Mrs. anoers Ssr.
aenien nooet 0enlle Sgitio8oo9.
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4. Oplas af rSanseren"
me0 MeIp6ier.

foreligger MI inoburoet | ct i9roe.
les imogtfuIot itaalblaat Sbirtings.
bin0 meo Sitel itemplet | bpiot We.
tai poa Gpg og Soriioe.
Sor at gsre M~uiifuogapen til.
geneelie for ienbper er Briien re-
ouceret til $1.20.
9oeen ienoes ~portofrit til enbper
Ioresie neo Mootagelie al nepnte
9elsb.
Dan. 2utb. YubI. Soul e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05

ODER 40 aar. San oil foa en- Pen-
iion poo 20 Dollars ON WaaneGen,
IonlGnge bnn Ieoer.
Set Ter no til, at Ge0or Sails
ganr Ell tronl Somnler | MG0e, %
at Der oil blipe nleget 4rbeiOe per
/ aor. Ser bill bInn0t at0et bliDe
broIagt Sober, iom itraffer oper
312 Mtil, og Der er Iagt Blaner til
en- Mosie npe 9p9ninger.
@pinoeforeningens 9o8or, iom
af6ol0tes 6or50ag / forrige uge /
airfenS 9o'emelt, 6ap0e itor iii
ilttning o9 bar ell oirfelig Succeis
ogioa i finonciel @enieen6e.
8oitor 8repenien 9or BAIT 9e.
Jog ira Coulter, So, Of Mr. $.
0onieIien og Suitru. Der. 8. 5.
geterien og Mr. 81. 6onIen fro
ionnte Bloos bar ogioo / 9eibg Der
iioIte l9e.
5 2eroogS 2lites bar ser SI0e-
brand / Sans 31lbls 8prfiteo, men
oct 6leo 6eloiqbis opooget / SiOe,
ioo 3t0en burtig bIeo illtffet. So6st
par 70 Dollars.
Ssnoag 2tften BEN IS. 5e6r. 0eOe
5reO 1ielien / lit Stem omtrent 8
Nfil geit ior Ge0ar Sails. Zen al.
oeoe bleo omtrent SO gtor gdmmel j;
ban TOM per til 2on0et meo line
5orGI0re for 26 2Gar ii0en, ira
anu0bp Sogn poo SiGaanO. San
e~fterIo0er i'm 6llitru og 3 imoo
9srn, ben GD0ite er 6 2(ar og 0en
pttgIte omtrent 6 Tiger. ligele0es
bans qomle 6o6er, iom bar opboGot
iiq 6os 6om / De iioite 8 a 6 9lor.
6on far oeioo ire S6Itre, iom ale
for Chen opboI0er iie Der / Ge0or
Sails og Omegn.
3. Rielien bop6e peret iDg / De
ii0ite TIRE Wooneoer, og 2egerne
mente, at oct bar en- 3itnlor, iom
forme0e Jig tpt OBJ til bans Sierne;
men nh 6e iiOite Tiger fer i'm 06o,
par ban begpn6t at blipe be0re, ioo
Der mentes, at ban mooife oiG6e
fomme zig; men ioo naonte Ssn.
bag @ften fom Deoen pluoielie o9
unentet.
! 9egrooeGien foreeif ira Ro5aretb
airfe SorS6og 6en %. 8ebr. un6er
itor 0eltogelie.
Boitor Brspenien tolte no fra
Serrens Orb: oMine 8eie ere fife
e6ers 8eie, og mine Sonfer ere life
eoers 3onfer" dip. 8i benptte an-
leonineen til at beoi0ne De efterlaote
Dor OeItogeIie / 6eres Sor9.
9o5oretb @enigbeo aFboloerNis-
iionsme6er ira ben s. til til 10.
Rorts, bportil ale ere biertelig
peIfommen. 2ao os beoe Serren ON
at bore meo os og peliiqne Wsoer.
ne for os.
8obo.
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poa gr90ifat1ter 6lep per 0a life mo-
gen 0ongel; t6i mart loo mango
forifellige HsIter. Soor megen Sta-
De eQer &eliignelie bet bragte, ia,
oct mao ni ouerlo0e til Serren at
beo6mme. @n Gel forlo0 os o9 Dan.
neoe 0eres egne Wenig6eOer. gtogle
oiloe ilet intet 6nbe meo BET firfeli.
&c at ggre. nj De faa, Iom bar TIL
bage, 6aDOe bel entelte lert at TEL
ne mellem 8riiten0om og o60 Strife
lig6eo, og Roitor Is. 3. @briition-
len 6leO ga opfor0ret til at optage
@rbei0et W}en % ban bapoe iul0t-
op al Qrbejoe / 6orDeiefl, lbep oct
or0net iooleoes, at Mi8iionpr q.
@louien % nogle flere bialp 6an,
9oilfet f6rte til, at 9erren forun0'
tie os ben itore Hoaoe, at Der bleo
Ell iterre &pffelie, o9 Here fan0t
6re0 me0 @u0 oe0 9ommets 9lo6.
Oct par en- lpffelig 5io for 9ror-
Jon Q3enig6e0. Sa, 0a bop0e oct
D~er0slige life f6rite glo0s | bore
aSmtoler, men mere oct at gleoe
oS 6erren. Oct pnre0e better life
iaa lpnge, i9relt0 6erren begpn0te
at biernfalOe mart ell mart ell al.
ben at Dem, iom 6oo0e ~opergipet Jig
til Dam. Zen iiOite, iom er berttet
biem al Dem, iom bar me0 / ben
lDftelige St6 Der / WenigbeOen, par
Wr. RiS @eterien. Get bar / go.
oember, at ban fit Siemloo. Ser er
fun ioa til6a9e al De 9omle, Ion
bar meo ira 9egpnoelien, men Der
fan en0nu pore ct 2Dsboob for
grorion Menigbeo, 0o en- Del lt1t-
ge er opoofiet Der, iom fltnoe fploe
HGffert1e, eiteri om oe gonle goor
bort; men = ia, ie9 Tiger men,
for6i ieg fom til at l9ie ON en-
NisiionSuge, iom por nfbolot | en-
Wenigbe0, 6por Der bleo en- friitelig
8pffeIie bIonot oe un9e. So, fore
Ssifen0e / 8erren, ieg tenfer, at
Der bit og Der iio0er en-, ira boem
ct Gut opitiger, at Serren bill ien6e
en- 4oroSu0opbeIie ODER bort 5olf,
og iom oil ian6e, boo6 en- at bore
gomle Br9iter engon9 iag6e, at
oeriom ct troeroe Mennei fe befanot
Jig poo en- Bloos, bnor Der life bar
~aanoeligt Gin, % oil6e bon eler
bum 9erne gna fIere Nile for at
tale meo andre troen6e Wennei fer.
Seius bor ieIo ioet: Spoo iom
6elit / be0e 6oberen ON / nit 9oDn,
bet oil bon gine eoer. Won ri %
life beoer for Iiot ON, at Serren
iget oil ienoe ct Biniepeir ODER
bore Meni9beoer oe bort 6olf / bet
belle.
Ser begpn0es MI iao imoot at
tales ON at reiie til aorsmsoet til
Sommer, bnis Heiien bliper billig.
Non berer life nogen Gale ON,
at nogen berfrn oil reiie til Dan.
mart / CONNER. Si6ite Som1ner
bar George 5. Sobrien og bansWfo-
Ger poo 9eisg / Donmorf. @eorg
err og bor / Here Ior oeret 9eitp.
rer of 2airo @orton 2umber
parO / 9irbp. @briitian 9. 9ielien
oflagoe ogioa lin Onfel i Oonnlorf
ct geisg iioite CONNER.
Silien til 09oniferen"s &eoof.
tor oa 2eiere ira
en- al De gamle.
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RDrreip9a0autf
=. Sip. 8is.

ga, Dor Ben bar Get, at oct er
meget lenge iiOen, ri per / Bon
Sippi bnr ln0et bere ira os, men
mar hi iaa fommer meO TO Stpffer
ton Der Oog life fIo9es.
Qo0er pi fife 6sre ret me9et ira