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Wfdemann, Mrs. Peabody. Mr. and
Mrs. Hsnriqass, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Macfarlane, Miss alice Macfarlane,
Mrs. Gussie Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Cartwright, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Taylor, Mrs. Montana. Mrs.
Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Abrams,
Mrs. Hilderbrand, Mrs. Victoria
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ~ Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rawlins, Judge and Mrs. Davis, MIR.
and Mrs. Breckens. Miss Able Bucn'
anan, Miss Edith William, Judge and
Mrs. Dole, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. McQuain,
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. s. G. King, Mrs,
Mary Gum, Mark Robinson Father
Valentin, P. Deverill, Mr.. Hertsche,
Clarence Macfarlane, Judge Arthur
Wilder. Mr.. Stockman, Guy Macfar-
lane. Ernest Parker, James Parker,
Colonel Sam Parker, Mr.. Stillman,
Mark Robinson, Jr., Robert McCor'
riston, George Me orriston, Mr.. Gray,
Mr.. Redington, Mr. Mcintyre, MIR.
Mullendorf, Mr.. Howard Hedemanp,
Ed. Hedemann, DR.. Ferdinand Hede'
mann, Miss Juanita Beckley, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Petrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Wall, Miss Bella Weight, Miss
Collais, MIR. and Mrs. Benz. Marx, Mrs.
J. Jaeger, Judge and Mrs. A. G. III.
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bert
ieman, Mrs. julia Along, Miss M.
Along, Mrs. Nj. Single, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. n. Campbell, Mr.. C. d. Wright,
Mr.. +. Howes, Mr. Alien Herbert.
Mr.. r. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. F. f.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson.
Mr.. Thiele, Mr.. B. Clark, Mrs. s. Dun
bar, Mrs. G.. Robinson, Mrs. Paris,
Mr.. Walter Kendall.
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PRETTY GIRL HANGS
HERSELF TN A BARN

Los GATos, Cal. Sept. l6-Burst-
ing into the home OF his brother-ln-
law, where a brilliant weekend house
party Of San Francisco people was BE-
ing entertained, Councilman Raif0rd
last night startled the guests with the
announcement that Zaroni .RaifOrd. q
beautiful Los Gatos girl of II years.
had killed herself.
The girl was sister-in-law Of Rob
ert Tibbitts, a partner in the Healg-
Tibbitts Construction company Of San
francisco. The girl was missed at
noon yesterday, but it was not until
nearly O'Clock that her brother
found the body hanging in a barn OPP
posite the Tfbbitts country place.
No reason for the suicide is known.
officials and friends alike scoatirg
the idea Of a love affair. The girl
was pretty and popular.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-14

/ appointed, by the secretary of war.
/ professor of military science and
tactics at the University. State OF
o. civil engineering and mathematics
at the same university. He was ap-
1 pointed by Gov. John r. Rogers colo
re; of the First Washington Volun-
| teers, his commission dating from
April %. 1898. The regiment was sent
after muster to the department of Cali
| fCrnia and remained there until Octo-
| her 1898, when it was sent to the Phii-
/ ippine islands, arriving there in the
! month of November He remained in
command of the regiment until April,
| 1899, when he was placed temporarily
| in command of the First brigade, First
Division, Sth army corps, and again as
sumed command of the regiment in
June, 1899, participating in all the en-
gagements in which the regiment was
engaged AS brigade commander he
commanded the attack on Cainta. Tay-
tav and Morong. june 4th and 5th,
| 1899. B.
For the faithful and meritorious SER
vices he was recommended for pro-
motion to a brigadier-generalship Fol
lowing are letters from his brigade
and division commanders:
SAN FERNANDO. P. I.
July %, 1899.
To the adjutant general, U. S. A.
Washington D. c..
Sir:-Col John H. Wkolley. First
Washington Volunteers, Infantry, was
| with his regiment in my command
from March 1st to March 20, 1899.
He commanded his regiment with
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-14

''faji ON LOGAN

The Logan came alongside Alakea
wharf yesterday morning and prepar-
Eations we're begun for loading a con-
siderable quantity Of coal into the
transport. bunkefs.
Officers and civilians alike enjoyed
Ia prolong stay. at Honolulu, and sun
Eday was given over to sightseeing by
hundreds Of military, now en- route te
1.-THE Far East. The Logan brought IS
Ecabin, IL second class and IA troop
passengers for the islands.
The vessel arrived here with every
available stateFoonf taxed to the limit
A number of officers and their fami-
lies were turned away at the moment
OF leaving San Francisco. A large
percentage Of the passengers TO leave
the Logan at Honolulu were officers
who have come down here to witness
the maneuyerS. - - ~ >1rE .5->E@
The troop passengers are in the
main recruits for the First Field Ar.
tillery The. list includes 261 casuals
for the Philippines AS is usual, many
children are numbered with the cabin
pttSS0HScFS. So" .-' ~.
Aviation in United States army cir-
cles, 1t is declared, will take on fresh
impetus in the faF-away Philippines
with the arrival of the army transport
Logan, now at Honolulu and to sail
for Manila at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
In the hold of the troopship and con-
signed to the quartermaster depart
ment in the Philippines are one or
more modern, fiRely-equipped aero
planes A brand new Wright machine
has proved an object Of more than
passing interest to the few military
passengers who are accompanying the
flying machine on the long voyage
from the mainland to Uncle Sans
possessions.
The machine represents the newest
design from the workshops of the
Wrfghts. It is fitted with a double
control and has a motor capable Of
developing 65-horsepower.
The prediction was made on board
the troopship that there would soon
follow the arrival of the machine
some exciting flights at the Fort Nc
kinley field.
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EASTERN NEWS.

Housewives of Cleveland have
started a boycott of the so-caiied
milk trust, which they blame for
high prices. --@..
The Vanderbilt cup race was won
by Ralph de Palma in a Mercedes
car. Hughie Hughes finished second,
one Minute behind in a Mercer car.
+ The Republican national, campaign
records of 1904 disclosed the fact that
Morgan, Frick, George Gould and
Archbold each contributed 500, 600 to
the Roosevelt campaign fund. Harrf-
man raised $240, 900 at the same time
for the New York campaign.
The New York Democratic conven-
ton has named Congressman William
.Sulzer of New York City as party
nominee for Governor.
Mrs. Lulu Blackwell of Chicago.
found guilty of the murder of
Charles Vaughn, was sentenced to s.
wears Imprisonment in the penten-
tiary. ..5. s.-
The Springfield Express of the
New York, New Haven e. Hartford
road, was wrecked near Westport,
Conn. Nine people were killed, three
of them women returning from a
funeral. ~ .....=- III
Derbyshire Road, in front of the
Patrick Calhoun home in Cleveland,
is to be sold by the sheriff two day;
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LATEST NEWS BULLERIN.

News originating day steamer sailed
Lower fire rates are definitely
pledged for San Francisco. the may
(or's sturdy fight against tbs extortions
/ of, the fire insurance board having
borne fruit,
The postmaster general has approv-
| ed the issue of 1915 stamps designed
Especially to celebrate the worlds
fair. The Issue is Of Il p, O. and 10
cent denomination The stamps will
90 on sale IN january. 1913.
The w. C. T. u. of Los Angeles
claim to have promise from Ger
trude Athefton, the novelist that she
will never smoke another cigarette in
public in the United States, and that
she will help the movement to de-
crease. eigaFette-smoking among the
small boys Of the country.
Mrs. Al. e. Taylor, wife OF former
professor OF physiology at the Univer-
Esity of California, fell from d three
story window in Chicago and was
killed.
Mutinous troops under General
Pung, gathered near Annoy have
Threatened to sacrifice European lives
unless his demands for 1915, 200 from
the authorities are COMPLIED with.
Ladivico PignateIli, SON of DON ia
ime, pretender to the Spanish throne,
has been refused admission to the
United States because of his gambling
|propensities and his general undesir-
able reputation. He was detained at
Ellis Island, New York, for further in
|yestigation.
King George and Queen Mary dane
ed with the tenants of their estate at
d bah given by them at Balmoral Cas-
tie. The affair was Of a Highland
character
A Mexican rebel who made an at
tempted assault on white Wonaan
was slmmari1y executed by the COM
manding rebel officer
Negotiations are pending, which IL
contaminated, will transfer. the head
quarters of Alaskan steamship COM
EpaRies from Seattle to San Francisco.
The embezzlemeRt of moneys by
State Senator Marshall from the Pafo
Alto Building and Loan association
will amount to over $4,000.
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The latest Alfred Holt, or Blue Fun
mel freightef, is also to be the larg
est, according to advices received
along the west coast of the United
States with the arrival of the steam.
ship Titan. The craft will be twenty
feet longer than any other vessel in
the big fleet, including the Ixion, and
win be forty feet longer than the
Talthybius, the largest steamer of the
line ever calling at. Vancouver. The
new steamer will be SIS feet long and
will have a capacity Of $4,000 tons OF
freight.
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skin and galIantry In numerous opera.
TONS against the enemy. and have
a high opinion of his merits as d con-
manding oflcer, and believe he will be
fond equal 70 any command which
nl&y be devOlved upon KIM p a5Sts
4 "a Very fesbectfuIly. ssJ
LLOYD WHEATON,
Brig. General. U. s. A.
Fayorably endorsed. Elwell s. OTIS.
Mai. General commanding.
Headquarters First Division. Sth army
corps.
MANILA, p. T., July Is, 1899.
TO the acknowledgement. u. 8. Army,
Washington, ID. c., u. 8. A.
Sir:-It is with great pleasure that
I recommend for appointment for
hrigadfef-general, u. 8. a., John II.
WhoAey, 1st WASHINGTON Infantry. U.
s. v. - -
Col. WAolIey has been In my
command since March fifth last He
has, with his regiment. occupied the
most advanced positions along my
lire, and for time commanded the
First Brigade OF my division. His
services have been faithful, eficient
and nlerit0rious and ask for him. the
favorable consideration OF the depart.
hient, feeling confident that If he at
tains the promotion he desires, that
ne viii be q credit to himself and the
service. So
H.w.IAwToN.
Majof. Gen. u. 8. v. Commanding.
As q result of his high service he
received the following recommends
tions: 5i.sts
From General King, Breyet Briga-
der General OF Volunteers. for distin-
Guislled bravery and ability at the Bat
tie Of Santa Anna February 4th anti
sth 1899. saying Colonel Whoiley was
uEder che strongest IRE for the longest
time his maiden fight atl That 49,
From General LaWton, Brevet Briga-
der General OF Volunteers, for dis
tsnguished service at the capture OF
Morrang without the loss Of q man,
July 1889
Major Generals Lawt0a and Wheat
en- recommended Colonel Whelley for
Brigadier General Of Volunteers, with
General Otis tcemInanding First
Corpsr indefseEneIitg ys.COlORei Who's
ley's service should entitle him to rec
0gBition." - sttt.sf A..
Notice In the Army and Navy Joaf-
nal September 1901 where sin Yolus-
teer officers names were sent to the
Senate for Bfepet MANN OF BfigaAfsr
General Of volunteers. one Of which
names was J0im H. Wh0iley
He was appointed Major Of the Fist.
u. s. Volunteer infantry, from Movers,
Der 1899 to July 1901, and as such com
manded the SublDistriet Of Gnagua,
Philippine Islands, under General
Frederick ID. Grant
On application of Captain John H.
wholley, End Infantry, for detail to
the Army War College, General Grant,
Commanding Department Of the Lakes,
Chicago, Illinois. March ~, fsf0,
placed the following Endorsement:
" Respectfully returned to the AID
jrtant General U. 8. Army, Washing
ton, d. G. Captain WhoIley has sery-
ed with me in the field and in garri-
SON. / have found him to be an EN-
cient officer and ! woald be glad II
his application for detail TO the Army
War College can be favorably cons:J-
cred. ~ tSE
(Sgd.J F.D. GRANT,.
Major General, Commanding.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-14
BENEFIT DOLL SALE
IS FINANCIAL SUCCESS

The doll sale which was held at the
ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel by the Kings
Daughters Saturday proved most sue
cessful, nearly all the dolls being SOLO,
but as yet the organization is not able
to give the exact amount which result
ed from the sale. There are still a
few dolls left, and any persons wish
ing to purchase them may do so from
Mrs. James Bicknell. taE. -
~ Duke Kahanamoku," the doh bride
groom, and Mary Ellen, his bride, was
purchased by Mrs. George Beekley,
and were among the honored guests
at her birthday luau Saturday night.
Star.Ralletin Ads. are Best Business.
Ank4ovsu s5&1E Ess5s>f sa4st#
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WESTERN NEWS.

In an Indianapolis speech. Woodrow
Wilson criticized the government 81
American cities as contFasted with
the great foreign cities.
Two Of the mines at Ely, Nevaf1
have yielded to the demand Of fh8
union for increased wages, and ha11
resumed operations.
Conyicts Of the Wyoming state pfIs-
on hung q negro IN the prison yarI
after he had boosted Of an assault 81
had made on an old woman who had
been an angel to many Of the p1Is.
oners. The deed was done before the
guards could interfere.
The University Of Southern CaIilor-
MIA is to be the first university in TIE
country to give an automobile course.
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q wonder If your sister realizes.
Johnny, that during the last three
months have spent many dollars ii
sweets on herr"
I'm sure she does, Mr.. SweetIy !.
that's why she's not letting on shes
engaged to Mr.. Bigger"
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Lieut.. Robert Lounsberr'y, quarter
master in the First cavalry at Fort
Yellowstone, Wyo., was thrown from
his horse and killed. He had been
n,arried only three months.
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An old g. A. X. veteran. tender of
the Feather River bridge near Oro-
vile. Cal, fred on a peaceful couple
as they crossed the bridge, evidently
believing himself back in war times.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-14

SIR Thomas Upton Is on his VI.
to New York to issue another cl|
lenge. He is stir hoping to win ba1
the cup.
A man and woman in Bernol.
Quebec, witnessed the burning b.
death Of their ten children, all un1..
rs years Of age. The parents. return
ing to their home. found 1t In fam.
and were poweriess to avert the tr11
edy.
The liner America Of the HamboI|
American line, ran down >the Brili1.
Submarine b at Dover, drowning a.
Of its crew.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-26

belfen foregif fra ben ipenfte
8apti1tfiirffe til 2aDmans &irfe,
gaarb. Sen operbRreoes AT nniten
belle Soreningen 9mia's 8eitprelie,
mango Me6lemmer at ben ibenife
8aptiit1nenigbe6 %. af ber6es per.
ionlige 8enner. Sirmaet @pman,
cartridge & So, iom bum bab6e ar,
bei6et for, % bets Mrbei6ere bab6e
ien6t imr1ffe 8lomiter. Baitor Olaf
8o6ien forrette6e beb 8egrapelien
% bol6t en- imuf Sale paa engelif.
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saa god som den bedste.
bedre end allie andre!

Det er vor Paastand for "Odin Mserke
Mysost", dclikat, sund og rig paa Nerings-
stof. Forlang "ODIN BRAND, og lad
Dem like overtale, at en- anden er 1igeeaa
god, tti en- Prove vii Devise Diet modsatte.
Dersom Deres Handlende. like har den
paa Lager send os hans Navn og vi vii
sende Dem en- smuk Souvenir og en- fri
Prove. De bedes skrive paa enge1sk.
AT PRlM0ST vii vi anbefa1e wort Rose
Leaf" Merke. vi fabrikerer ogsaa bedste
Slags PUIT0ST.
For FEM Pakkeoms1ag kun trade
marks) vii vi sende Dem en- elegant Sam,
ling af Bllleder fra Norge.
II. j. drell Butter & Egg Co..
johnson Creek, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-26
LAMBERT'S
HEUMATISME-PULvER

er en- sikker, paalidelig og hurtig Lindring
for Rheum atisme; NeuraIgI, Plaurisy, Ho.
xedplne. Feber, laGrlppe. og Forkjolelse.
denskabelig medicinsk Tilberedning al
stor Vardi. bet er i~ndpakket i 25c, Soc 'og
81 Parker, paatrykt tyde1ig Brugsanvis-
ming og f9rdig til Brug.
bet eiver sikker Lindring i IS Minutter
efter den f0rste Dosis. indeholder absolut
tngen skadelige Stoffer og udvik1er ingeD
Trang til Gjentagelsei S~ysten1et.
Paa F~or1angende sendes en- fri Prove o.
Iiteratur, eller Pu1veret portofrit we'd Mod
taRe1sen af Prisen.
e. LAMBERT, Ene-FabrIkant,
Cor. grid Ave. S. and 9TH St.
Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-26

Maar @piroen er 20 Mor, ipgr-
ger bun: &Dor TIN er bon? Naar
bun er 80 Mar: &por rig er ban2
Naar Jun er 40 Mar: &bor er ban?'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-26

Mfrs, S. g. 2arfon blep / 2broagS
al en- S1rp tilfien0t $1,000 Sfa=
DISCRIMINATING i lin Gag MOB Snin
@itp Guricab So. &un ~forlangte
$2S,500 for Sfa6e, iom bum fit
be6 at en- Earicab, bpori BUN figrte,
1tg6te iammer meo en- 5porbogn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-26

Gen banifc MISUNDERSTANDING
v@pllgict" afbol0er nelte Mgoe
Sns0og @ftermt0oag Sen 81. Sanl1=
ar 6os Nfrs. 8. 9ablbp, 939 8nrr
Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-26

u2egen: rDrtffer De 8renoe.
btn?"
@atienten: uEio, set bar Ell
Sfam af mig at itge nei naar GOT
loren bp6er mig"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-26
itigbeo og ! 3erlebatmsr bill Du
lpoe bans itore Bl@ rDu ifal more
Dig. Oct er Senoog n9ite Sag,
Ell berlig Sag till at iobe paa.
minneapolis,

&rofesiur &arl 2arien bill fonlr1e
til minneapolis nelte l1ge og boloe
lit berpn1te Sore0rag ON 80 o + t
Solf nnber Sc r / gen |
/ 6 4" 8etlebems :1torife luther
ite Strife, IA. Mpe. So, % is. ST.,
bpor &aitor 5olberg er Hrp1t, SIRE
Dag @ften ST. 8 5. 2. 6ebruaf. M6-
.%gargsbillet 25 Gents.
Sen ifanoinabiife stnbenterforc-
ming poa Stats %uniberlttetet bolot
Man6ng glften Marsmg6c / Sbeplin
Sail poa n1tiperiitetet og balgte
f6lgenbe 8e1tDrelIe:
9raii6ent Mrtbur 6. @ricsion.
@neprGft6ent Carl @uitafion.
Sefretar 2orent5 Sobnion.
@asierer &lbin 0beritru6.
Rergeont at Mrms Sialmar 2in6=
itrom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-26

Chicago.
Ct. Soban11es Menigbeo / Clinton
far lcnot @arlsbrep til Yaltor IS.
@6tfc, Gbicago, og famine far lopct
at fplge &al6et.
Mojor &nsml1s len bap6e bet
|llbel0 forleOe1 at blipe paafiprt al
Ell Nortb Mpe. Sporpogln % far
maottct bol0c 5etgen en- ltgeStio.
Observation-Disclosures / Mrt Snititute
aabnes Sen /. 6ebruar og pe6barer
til SEN %. Oct CT fun Chicago
&l1nitnere iom uoitiller, og blanot Sc
0ani f=umerifanife npb11es ST.. Garl
Sprcnien % bans @ultru @ilbeffo
Spre1llcn, lant @r. Carl @ierum.
Sem bun0rebe Mun6 og &pi110er,
Sin0sipge % TpringSpatienter,
Cunning Miplet, bleb 0repet ifrigel1.
Sc IT'S al bcres &erelier / SEN gamle
6attigbolig Sen II. Sc. beo n0brl1b
al Sloebronb. 9ran0en opltob poo
set 11benDtte0e Soft ODER Set garnlc
&apel / 8Dgningens fjeroe 6lpi og
antagcs at bope bGret paaiat al Ell
al Sc 5in6sipge. 9ran0tabet an
ilaaeS til $4,000.
Seis 9Se0erien pan0t Sen IS. 60
11l,ar / Niberbiep 9li1f ODER Or. Sol
Ter / to Shngange, f6rite Smgan9
paa list oper CT 5ime, on0en paa
10 Min1ttter S EFT foregoaen0e @rp-
befamp lit @oller ~9icilion" paa CT
iaafalot ufol,l", 5. b. I. ban LOS Jig
faloe n0ober &ebene og mes / &oDc-
Set pna nogle Bublifumere. Scis
bapoe ingen Sfpl0 i bette; men mi
bar fan io facet NebancDe.
9anto palgte peo ltn @elteralfor5
1amling fplgen0e l1p @eitprclie:
&reltbcnt s. &riitenie1l &iceprGii=
bent Solr1es Semi, &osl erer 8. 30.
@offenbloo, 5efretGr 81. @gcbergb,
forreip. 5efreter g. s. Nielien,
Gruitee s. 9cfenbol0t; ion1 9pggc=
0ireftion polgtes: 6rit5 6ront5clr,
81. @oltlberg, s. $. s. Mielie11 oa
q. &riitenicn; JONI &epiiorcr: g. $.
@ra1e> Gorite11 Miffclicn og 81.
8olff; iom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: 8.
so. &offenblao, gn1il Spr9eniel1, IS
6. 8icrrebuie, Socob Sight pg $
Sight.
Sen norife Sfl1eipillerin0e SRI
8ernboft=sSebe bol0t 5. IA. San. e.
5ore0rag / @ltmbol0t Sarf SariIl
@ouie p11, n@poo ri Nor0mn1t0 lfDl'
Ser Sblen." Set bar ct prGgtig:
Toreorog, ombpggeligt %u0arbeioet
mooigt og flart, pg bepiite ct OFF,
iog inberligt &jen0ifob til @mnet
Sum poapilte Sbiens ltorc, ia repo1lt
tiolurre S%n0flp0elle poa alle cibilile
re0c 2ol10es Sce1efunlt og SGnfc
let, og bborleoes fan, Sen 2ano
flpgtige, 6og alti6 bar norif o!
lag0e olle fine Sf11eipil / Morge
&on bar mere ems nogen an6er1, all
!Si6ers M9n0 m%e0regnet, benleoe
Ber6ens Opmprfiombe0 poa Norgc
l!og 6og fon6t Srt Seize / ct @iblio
tbef / en- lille 8p / Soften, Sb1e'
) opfgrt 1tn0er tpif 2itcratltr, og De-
las to Morbm9116 / 8%ibltotbefet>
''Stpre. Spor liegcr 5fploen?
Grr Sebe omtalte Sen ubpre Sno
flp6elie Sbien bap6e bapt gient1e11
Bronb, Seer @pnt, &ierligbeoen'
&ome6ie, On Solfefienoe, olb., po'
Morge, og bborlebes ban, moaIfe mer
en6 nogen et1felt Man0, boboe bore
ben itore 0p6ager, Ser mllliggioro
ct 1905. Sg iluttelig omtalt
! bum mes fin 6orltaaelie, bbtlfe1
&igoom Mor6mnno ejer | Sbien'
9ramaer al ifjdnte, oplpftenoe Q!
op6ragen6e Sanfer.
Sore6roget bar life beI6gt, ion
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