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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-16

Pembina and Cavalier are two coun-
ties in the state that have finished
new court houses this summer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-16

The dairy farmers of the state will
no doubt appreciate the fact that Com
missioner Gilbreath appointed anoth-
er assistant dairy commissioner, to
help out with the work Dairy Com
missioner Flint has put under such
successful Roadway.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-16

A barrel of beer was destroyed at
the court house at New Rockford.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-16

The man who sutfocated in a gaso-
line tank at Minot surely met a horri-
BILE death.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
W., DIRK OF WOMEN's
CLUBS THROUGH.
. 3 OUT THE STATE D

The delegation to the eleventh hien-
MAI meeting OF the General Fedora
tlon of Womcn's clubs at San Fran
cisco. juno 81 to July >. left oday on
a special train OH the Santa J'e.
Each club of fifty members or less
is entitled TO one delegate to the con
vei1ti"n. and large clubs are entitled
TO two delegates for 100 members.
with on" additional delegate for each
100 members over that number. For.
cign clubs are entitled to only one
del"gat" Tach state federation OF
Twenty-Five clubs or less is also cntitl,ri
to four delegates.
Will Wear Blue Ribbons.
Tn" club women on arriving in San
Francisco will display a knot of light
hlue ribbon as q means of identific4-
li"n ny local rain: cnninlit:ees. mem
hers of which will wear n badge of
yellow. :. bureau of registration will
lie conducted for all deleratcs and
visitors. State delegations will he seat
ed 10y lot. Mail may be addressed dur
ing tn" convention to Suffer street
pavilion. Suttcr and Fierce streets,
San Francisco. Cal" The headalar-
tiers will he at the Palace hotel. state
headquarters will be arranged for
each state delegation at the Golden
Gate con1nandery building.
TIE local biennial board will tender
an informal reception to the delegates.
~aiternates and visiting clulo women
Tuesday afternoon, June Is. to meet
the general federation officers and di-
rectors, at the Palace hotel. The board
VIII also give a concert to delegates
Monday evening. June "a. at the Suffer
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
June Weddings GU, of Town.

Tomorrow evening AT the broadway
Methodist church in Fargo occurs the
marriage of Miss Mabel Piers of that
city Vii" taught in the Gilhy schools
the past year and Leon Congdon of the
state agricultural college faculty,
Their wedding trip will take them to
os"egn, y. ", and other eastern
points where the groom's people re-
side.
The marriage Of Miss Gladys Trul-
linser. daughter If Mr.. and Mrs. e.
NJ. %Trullinser of Darlington. and Scott
F.. Lemert. also of that city. vas "A
high noon event Wednesday al the
home of the brides parents. Rev.
Robert Patton performed the ceremony
IN the presence of a large company of
guests and a pretty wedding dinner
was served. The couple will be at
in Darlington after a short
honeymoon trip.
Miss Clara Blanchard of Moorhead
and Myron Leslie of Minneapolis, both
graduates of Fargo college, will he
married the latter part of this month
AT. the home of the brides parents. 1t
will be a quiet family affair.
Miss Pearl Walker. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Walker of Burt. and
Myron Vaughn Of New Leipzig were
quietly married at the home of the
'AihN . o'Ciit ny JNtN. IouSldS. ne
groom is engaged in business in New
Leipzig and they will reside there aft
er their wedding trip.
Miss Alma Sonora Collier of Ender-
lin and Louis +. Hanson of Darlington
were married at the brides home in
the former city and the wedding was a
prettily appointed event. Rev. T.. G.
Price performed the marriage cere-
mony and the attendants were the
brides sister. Miss Flora. as brides
maid. Leo Hanson. brother of the
groom as best man, and Austin Col
lier. brother of the bride. who gave
her away. The home vas beautifully
decorated with flowers and a three
course wedding luncheon was served.
The groom is engaged in the machine
business at Darlington and they will
be at home there after July IS.
Mrs. NJ. p. Nilligan and Miss Phil
lips of Crookston have issued invita-
tions announcing the approaching
marriage of Miss Minerva S. Glenn of
that city and Carl S. Adama Won
Scheltema of ST. Paul. The wedding
will take place June IS at the home of
the brides mother.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

this morning. They expect to eat
turtle soup for the remainder of the
tim in camp.
Because they kept late hours, John
ME Johnson. "Peaceful' Wiltse and
Smoky" Robbins We're ducked in
the lake. by Goodwin and Cook. They
say they will never sing after 10
o'clock again.
Max. the camp mascot is getting
into the game in great shape and is
helping to make things lively.
Johnnie Johnson is interested in
hunting Pearls" Oh. those letters!
The boys greatly appreciated the
kindness of Mrs. Buness, he erocer's
wife. in sending them a fine large
caramel cake, just to add a little spice
to camp life.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to ask "why?"
Get Woodsey.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

the are of ONE are adequate.
Several women describe them as dis
graceful.
There is scarcely any separation
of prisoners stated one club
Several business men tsated that
the argument Of increased expense
was not a valid one. dispense with
me officer if necessary said a promi-
tent jurist of the city. The salary Of
one officer would provide for a COM
petent police lnatron and she will be
able to do the work the police do by
the very nature of things are pre-
vented from doing
"One fact is certain. the citizens are
thoroughly aroused over the case of
Saturday, not that it is an isolated
case, but that similar ones have been
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
From the Give
Away Published at Maple
Lake By Y. NJ. c. A. Camp

Camp Carruth. June 1S.-Despite
the RAINY weather. the boys are keep
ing things lively. The IN are
getting used to water overhead as
we'll as in the lake and they are as
much at home in water as ducks.
The main Joke in camp and the one
that furnishes the most amusement
is the dishwashins of skinny
Wright and "liuck' Standal.
Standal has the belt for ta king in
his sleep . Last night he exclaimed
several times. Turkish Juice. Turk
ish Juice. dots der Stuff A feature
of the dinner the night before was
good gravy and it is believed thai this
prompted the hoy to talk in the mid
die of the night. He WAS probably
dreaming of that gravy which is maxi
ing the amp chef famous.
The boys captured a large turtle
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
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S-c:s'y Personals

S-c::s'y Personals y
* =: * $: i: s: * 4 4 x :: i: * *
Mrs. Rachael Vale Who makes hey
nome with hnr son Jasper Vale. in
,hls city lief, Yesterday for ST. Cloud,
Mimi. to spend thc summer with an
other son.
Mrs. y. T. Tllalle and Mrs. a. Bar
E"rd left last evening for sauk Cen
ter, Mimi. for a visit and Mrs. Thalle
VIII sc on /" London. Wis.
Mrs, j. w. Fulton returned last
evening to her home in Minot aftt r
q pleasant visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Holmes.
Mrs. Hugh Gibson of Wallaalla was
the guest of Mrs. D. ". Kemerer last
evening while enroute to Minot 10 at
tend the Eastern Star grand lodge.
Mrs. W. +. Dintz and children of
Minot returned home las, oyoning
after a pleasant few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. w. f. Watson of omemce and
her niece, Miss Grace Bond Of Botti-
neal'. are guests of Miss Mabel Camp
belt of South Fourth street.
SIR. and Mrs. o. G.. Hanson left to-
day for Northwood. Iowa. their old
home. where they will spend scveral
"oeEs visiting relatives.
Mrs. T%hcophile Gravelle OF Moor
mead is here to enjoy a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

Farc" Forum: An interesting and
Impressive Wedding took place at II
O'clock on the morning nf June IL in
Chris church. Greenwich. Conn. The
event will he especially interesting to
the people of Fargo because of those
who We're the chief persons at the
The bridegroom wac
Eugene Wright. manager of the Fargo
mill and a capable Young business
man. The bride was Miss Florence
Covle. for some years !, resident of
Fargo, a favorite among tho young
people in her social circle. The we'd
ding was performed by the Rev. II. l..
Rurleson. former dean of Ge,hsona,.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
IL ia Not Always wintry June.

~ ~ WY 1bNNsS ~ Ns>
"A New zenlnnd Madrigal.)
What though ths icy winds of June
Around my cottage sweep and roar
Ana bitter uiiza,rds tell that soon
July's deep drifts shall block my
door?
Each April leaf that passed away.
Each blade that died on mead and
glen,
Each flower slain by cruel May.
Defenders SUI shall see again.
Tho mild n~or-easter's balmy breath
Shall! kiss the Walt and mountain
side.
The atream by August chilled in death
Shall leap and laugh at Christmas
tide.
Then ne joyful heart. my love;
To hope its tender chords attune;
For. as 7 have remarked above,
1t is not always wintry June.
James Jeffrey Roche.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
On Camping Trip.

Devils Lake World: A group of
Young people of the city left today
for a camping trip To Wood lake The
trip given for Norris Stoltz. will last
until Thursday. Those who went
we're: Mary Hcnzio. kathleen Cowan.
Pearl Webster, Marie Palmer. Olga
Serumgard and Ruth Fairbanks of
Lakota: Frank Palmer. Norris StoltH.
Albert Powell. Arthur Mclean, Jim
Elmslie and Noel Ruhloerg. The party
was c%haperoned by Miss Prans.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

occurring for a long time and the
city has been u%nprepared. to take care
of them.
Relieving that the citizens now UNI
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
Eastern star Tonight.

Tho regular meeting of the Eastern
Star Win i,e held at the lodge rooms
in the 81. John block this evening and
the hour is 80 o'clock. The eleVa-
tor does not run after s O'Clock SO all
members arc urged TO be present on
time. The worthy matr"n. Mrs. G, T..
Warrinor. and the secretary. Mrs.
Mary Eni,Hins. lsaNr in the morning
for Min"t tn attend grand lodge aud
Miss Ada Nj:l"' and Miss Laura Me
Donald leave tins evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

Nonn- '7'n and N"t!n2 M" are
cordially invited t" the Y. ". G. y.
"fr!2zle" al Riverside park Wcdnes-
day rV'nin@ at 49," O'Clock. This is
another means +" rais. funds t" send
a Grand Forks Y. ". G. \. delegation
to the Lak" Geneva conference and
tho business Girls club should he
given the support of EVERYONE in tn"
city in its worthy effort. Tho girls
will serve Il regular supper in the
good old fashioned ~friZzle style and
If the weather continues as nice as
it is today. it will he one of the most
attractive outings Of the season. The
street car will take all guests direct
to tho picnic gathering place and ev-
eryone is cordially invited. bur should
tclnphon" tho association nf their in
tention :" attend not later than this
evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

derstand the need for a matron the
club women of the city are going to
carry the movement forward until
their demands are realized"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
Reception This .Aftcrnoon.

A delightful social function this
afternoon was tn" reception given at
the V. W. G. A. parlors by the Nom
hers of tho Adult Regular class of
the Methodist Sunday school as a
farewell honor to Mrs. harrington.
Mrs. Wiltsie and Mrs. Parsons who
arc leaving the city permanently and
others who are going away for the
summer vacation. \ musical pro-
gram added to the pleasure of the
visiting and light refreshments were
served at the close.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
Return From West Thursday.

MIS-. VIII F1ahertN OF The Elite
Hair store and her mother. Mrs. Mary
Gravelle. arc expected home Thurs
day evening after enjoying a two
months visit with Mrs. Gravelle's
two daughters. Mrs. %. u. F'razce and
Mrs. II. II. Corliss at Medford. Ore.
En IL home they have also visited
with friends and relatives at North
Yakima. Seattle and Portland.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

The ladies of Tho Minot Art club
held a meeting at the home of Mrs.
s. j. aDue Saturday and voted to
give the Minot Chautauqua thei
hearty support and cooperation, feel
ing that it is Il great power for good
in the community and that it will he
n of tho greatest educational forces
for the development of the best life
Of the city. Miss Jennie Thompson
WAS admitted rs a member and the
program for noXt Wear was discussed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

Mrs. Julia Nelson. president Of the
Scandinavian w. &. 7. L. AT Fargo. is
coming To this city next week to
spend Il few days with the local I'M
ion and To assist the local members
in getting the Scandinavian union
more members INC more activity.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

The marriagc OF Miss Jessie Coulter,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Coulter of Riverside park, and Attor-
neN &. O. Lee of Sherwood, will take
place at the brides home some day
this week. the bride declining to give
out the date as Vet. Both NounG
people are university graduates. Miss
Coulter of the normal department,
class of 10. and MIR. Lee of the law
college, class of 10.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18

President. Mrs. L q. Dennison. San
trhncisco: first vice president. Mrs.
a. F. Black, 29l3 Fillmore street. San
francisco: second vice president. Miss
Eva Powell. Berkeley; recording sec
retary. Mrs. Annie Little Barry, Kcr-
Kelley: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Frank Fredericks. San Francisco;
auditor. Mrs. Mallnre r. Pond. RcrI.c-
ley: treasurer, Mrs. Emily Hoppir.
Nolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
+.
Gn %9iettelie.

lluqtet Der inaen intere5 ante
9}06e0er er at me00ele. pil0e ieg
aerac 6e0e ON 9loos for noQle
Gro i Ioniteren" eronu Ell Sang,
al Sen @rpno, at o3aniferen"5
Reooftion - 6e0ioIt eaer ubepioit
- bar fnaet ct 0r0 mo i min
aorrciponoonce / u0onifere1", @r.
8. ON ie1 life bar ifreoet og ej
folt tilitcnme.
01on lricr i MT Soffe. p2Fen
set er 10 aoot at Dioe. at BET al
TO cr ret for @uo asr Def for os"*).
2ct 5ar ieg life ifreoet % fan ei
%tiDiteHmc. lSeg ifreo: uQ}en bet
er 10 goot at pioe. at 6et altio er
ret. iom @u0 aor bet Tor o5 =.
8ct fon jea opre mea til, - men
Ell til oct on0ct Get CT life
mir Tro. at @no oltio cor pore
untter ellcr Ynfter 6eGcJ
for os. Rel pil ica aof trio. at
inaen lllpffe fan rantme eaer til-
ite0e nogen al os, rt0en at @no til
lo0cr set -; men ie9 tror ian0e-
In life. at @uo olti0 aar lllpftcn
ior os, ioo fan lea 6e9re till
itcmme. 6pao Der ell @on3 6leo ioat
til mia: Is aues non ere mating
Doir olpu troubles
N}on life ri QPemeiter oitcre -
ielo looer bore egne troubles" eI-
Ter 1llpffer eno @u0 cor 0em
clcr ieuocr Dem oper o5 -?
@}ooite oi oqiao III % 10 meo eler
fmo6 Dor @iQie loner llIDffer FOR
6oerouore.
SEQ set foritc sonoefolo foite0e
ql0am Sfpl0cn poa Goa. o. Goo
iaen pao Slongen, lao life rs
aaa 'oo pi0t, at ri foiter SfplOen
pon @ro, % ii9er. ct ban aor cller
looer bore ltlDffer Tor os. Set piI-
10 pitt nof / mango 3ilfGI0e bare
en- Oeiliq % 6e6o9eli1 Sopepu0e r.
men mon Den life oiIoe opre nof
ioo inrlig.
0enlig 9ilicn til Danifercn"S
9}eooft6r 90 ale oen5 2Giere.
oaorreiponocnten peo Garpio".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

fun alt for burti9t, og mart mao
ot bryce op for 6Der at gaa til jim
Corning. 8i bliDer ogiaa oaglig
milOet ON n8ioen5 aortbe0 al por
8o0e Sen og 9ro0er Qfisiiongr
oxen, ior boem Oct 10 er en- al
OQrlig Opgape at faa Ell eaer at-
Den Spn0er D9tfet al i'm GrDg-
beo og igrt ben I'll Dor fore 5relier,
5eal5 &rtitus. -. % II. 5anuur
5ol0t llngOOms- @e0ninge.Nlislions.
o%reningen, D2i6anon" ct Mtg0e pna
9roriOn, og ieg fan nteO @lG0e iige,
at @uoS Aano par til Ste0e, % ri
6aOOe en- oeliignet 8i0 UNDER 96n
% Gale. Get er life iaa ii9lOent,
at ri bar ioaoonne oelii9ne0e Ot6-
Der, % ri bar @rnn0 til at tat-
ie 9erren for Dc mango 2%eilig9eOer,
Der 6DOeS % til at opre ionlmen
ON @lt0S g}au0egoDer. 30. Saltunr
oar belle SfolenS 9erionole ino6uot
til at t%il6riuge aitenen / Breite6o-
Ii8en / AnIeoning al 4aitor ailO-
ii99 6oOiel5Oag. 09ioo 5er 6apOe
0t oct meget bpg9eligt. st 2n'fe
6leO iremlagt ior Baitor aiI0iig ON,
ut 5on ON mlligt oil0e gipe o5 en-
gog til ira jim @aan0, 0a 0Qtor-
9engrp" bar opret til itor 8eliig-
nelie i6lonot os. 9ette 2nife pil
ie1 5erne un0eritrege; tbi 6oem
5ol0er life nj at lpie 5ortGQinqer,
iipr 6ortG0iager al ben 4rt. 5or-
ltoen bette at ppre iateresiant og
ign9ilen0e i~n0ebol0er 0enne gog
la mango npttige ginf boooe for
iB3en0e SiGle o9 for troen0e, at
man bar @rltn0 til at quite iig me-
r. AZ oen SIo85 29sllitl9. seq bar
ell Sang lnit / 5nole9nin9en til en-
9o8, at uoar en- 6oriatter bar fire.
pet en- rigtia goo 9oa o0 6eitet me-
aea Nos oerfor, ifpn0er ban Jig
itrafs 6en % %ifrioer en- min0re goo
9o0. @i tror I'M life, at oette oil
6iioe lilfploet meo @aitor 0iDoiig,
ON ban gioer os Ell Bog til, % ri
6am al mlti9 6el0 % 2gffe
He0 6Dcrpet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

toget / eoerite gto9e, iiOen BON
n9iten I bper anoet Drummer ifal
BABE Ell artifel. 5oori ban paa en-
moirefte Mao0e ifal role Jig ielo
% ioa meme. IT 5an i'm ifiule Jig
unOer ct 9ieuoonDm".
2la6, aruiten III ital DIT ga bel
Ter life oGre at ior nrimelig, iaa-
ban noget er 10 9orneitrGger.
9oru oil 10 acrne roles og imi9res,
% naar Der III ingen onore er, Der
oil roe 6anL iaa b6r ban % 6ooe
Sop til at gore BET ieIo".
oNeu ban er 10 en- Gor, ieg tiger
oig, an 0ari, ban er en- @or, ban
mongler iun0 3%oriton0 og OmOem-
me r. aa6, bpor fan Dog itinfer".
raun0e man life ien0e 6om pua
Stole en- 1fo" iprrgte 2tn @nri.
n@oo Stole, roo6te arGiten
6olp prgelig. ypao SfoIe fan De
gipe en- @afo annoifaber, men Sen
@on0, Ser man0ler iut0 6ornuft,
fan itlgen biplpe."
y@ip BAN 0a lot 2e9 o9 Lao bonn
l6be, oq noor ol er ipr0i9 Oerme0,
oil hi gao / Seng."
III bar Net" ioa0e arpiten, o9
6er er oct.
G0ers for iuao 6ornuft
arpiten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

fer oppe. 8interen bar, mar me
to9es nogle bitterfoIoe Gage, o9ret
i9r0eles milo. O9an fan gaa u0e %
nrbei0e me0 bare Spnoer / Sfjorte-
prlner.
9erimoo 6ou0e ri Ell toto og oaa0
CONNER, Der enOte ct iro5ient oa
ineflll0t 9%iteraor. Dette foroolote
9on6en megen Q}eje og 8ei0qr, o.
ie9 er iifber pan, at Der bar mere
amtrren emo 6af og p0ulDg 0Der-
9ioelie / ben 6inlmelife 6a0ers Bill
lie 5lio o9 Roapo5ien6eo idar Dog
altio i'm 2en. Suole0eS ogioo fer.
"a en0elig Serifelnn Tfinen tit it
ar6ei0e u6iert, 6ooOe 5armerne it
fe alele rigeligt al Sober, men
aornet gob o9ioo noget / Sfqpper,
og ger er mer enO tilitrpffeligt bad
De Al 9D9 % SABRE, Ger er go0t
for Spo. Eager man iua / pc.
traatnina Friierne boo0e poa Sire.
otnrer % Spin ioa ioar 6ormeren
NOT 0ere8 W6ie betolt.
0}eaia6eoen bar 6eilllttet at be
qon0e M.siionSor6ei0e / GolQorn,
iom lager et so Nil 5po 6erfro.
0en er en- Al Sc itorite 9per poa
oenne 5i0e al uI6e Rocfie5". Ger
er nogle 0anife, iom til66rer ne
niq9e0en Der. og life ioa ioa Here
.om fife til56rer. 9oa0e 1ormpn0
OF Soenifere oriDer Misiion Der
ne0e. ; 6ro til Serren oil ri iaa
gore ct 5orieg. san bill ga oqiao
aioe 8pfit / lin GiO; pore Genner
Der Ret for ayr oct ogioa 6eIt pei;
oe iomIes omfring / &iemmene til
@uostieneite et Gnr@onqe ON Moo-
neben.
Menia6e0ens 2onOfomite er DIE.
pen foritprfet meo ct Meolem oa
Dil pitt mart looe liOt 6pre ira iia.
Der er 10 mcget rigt 9ono 6erom-
frina. iom nof UNDER Opgtiae 6pn.
Der bif fl1nne Qi0e 66oe til mal9e
3onlilicr. 2al0fomiteeuS 0paape er
10 at ofoe p%ool.oelig Oprpsnino %
biplpe Qonoiogere til life at blioe
m8oia optrllften al 2anoipefnlan-
terIte.
Soa en- ocnlig Silieu til Gan
iferen" og ale 0enS 2piere, life
min0it Dem. iom engang imeQem
fortpaer li0t ira ocr,3 Tor feai9e
@ienitooB.
2. 4. QouncberQ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
goa

IN Mari. bent ni9 5loifenl
SCR 0n life PIN Mari. fom meo
3laifeal Gen, on not PEI. ie8 BRIT.
Or. noar len bar ipit Ho1ef Der
banter for mig
Men 0ruiten oa. 5oao ieiler
on III BAR 10 life ipfii uoaet. on
iioocr 10 % leier }loiieu.4
~. Pm @oril BET er ior tDft,
Oct ii0oer mig for 9rpiiet.
9n Q}ari fom I'M meo D}e0ici.
neii. on 0rriten tog Ell slurf.
.Qiot mere, Qln @ari; III set
bar 5oq iorfqroeliat toft."
Mcu arGiten, ie9 %ioritaar Big
ilat fife }rn Q}ari, q aier, a ipiar,
ior pill ol, 5ua a ipier Zen
aorreiDouoent, Der bar itreoet cen
9@lrtifel. funOe lige IA Oel 6ape
iot fl Napn moer 4rtiflen, ban
bar ~ifreDet; t6i oi fenoer ban 10
oae tooelig nof igen. 9@ielet fen.
6es 10 altio poa Creme
.N}en arniten on, on bar 10 al.
IT'D for6cn foriOoret oct at BRUCE
9ieu0onDmer."
..N}eqet oel, an Wori. oct ger
ieq ior ioopiOt enonu. mar Ger
ifriDes ON cling / al i'm Minimize.
Iigbe6. @eu ie fer euaang, Pm
D1ori, Der er en- 2Dr. Der ifriper
ON fla Telo 6ele Chen. Sele Pr
tiflen er bare Seloros ira ben enc
gnoe til ben an6en, % iaa tror
ban. at pi Sornere life fan %ioriioo.
at ban ifriper bare for at tlioe III
eaet Sorn. Ga6, an Nnri, Def
itinfer; Loo mig taee Ifot mere DE.
6icinl
arpiten to9 en- Slnrf til.
.Snd0nn 6riffer man life Weoi.
Gin, arrIten, man mailer BET | en-
Eeite".
Bet fon nof uGre; men pit on
bpoo, an Wori; Der MAJ bore nogei
| geien meO BEN 5pr; ban man feile
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Get er meget Irnge iioeuL at
1anifercn"5 2picre bar 6ort no.
get 6erfro.
ri FAR 6oft nlcgct folot 8cir %
far melen Enc; men bet er ct
Bella @cir 6c iioite Gage ioo III
FOR 1olf Der omfrinQ traplt meo
at fore ap % 0rrnoe, isr Sneen
0aor af. 4n oil iea fortaae liot
ON Seaoaasifoleu Der.
Ger er en- 40 Born. ri bar "a.
foa Ell 9i6elflos'r / Dor 5on6oas.
TOTE. 4aoers 3oracnien er 2e6er
al smoals Ifolen. ri 6or bait Ell
2folefurer onl Sonmcreu Sc ii6ite
tre 2lor. = TO i5rite 2(nr par Shi.
cent u. @aaitn Carer oa BET iioiie
Stloent u. .. 9}ielien. Iii 5om.
mer ifol Dor Pruit Gaitor G6ri.
itionien oprc Carer 6oooe Der o9
/ zoreoiae.
Ser er mango mi9e I ginter, 0a
Der er fommen Here ira @eiten. o.
DC Der belpu0t at reiie til6oae
iaen. llnqoomsm6oerne bar oufet
BET 6eia8t % Sc ur8e ta8er Gel
@6oct oe0 at lpe og hinge.
9Dinoeforen'ngen 6oo0c ct ID.
'ola / 7ecem5cr poo set. apin0ernc
6aooe met og looet til 9alg. L
iii Saaerne 0oot betott. GoaIe 0an.
lie 3olf ira Milmmifee bar febt Ell
5arm ct Gor @it git ira 9ocn- &I
er 9laoe oeo, at faa ilere Tan terc
BERTH.
0op ioa Iaf for 6pert ct @eoe
Som on ifrnter o8 pon Soro.
5of for aae elmer ie0e,
Com Di moe oe0 Dit 9ro.
Gao os engong fine Dig
Silt meo 5rpO { Simmeria;
Der, 6por ole Sierter 9Ieoe
: oct itore SimmeImeOe.
On ferlig 6ilien til oGe Can.
i%feren"s opiere.
Sra en- Sen.
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9icfiOn, 9lta, San.
Sr. aeooftsr, @oot Nptaarl

Sr. Geooftpr, @oot Iptoarl
Det er MI ino lpn9e itoen, Der
bar noget / nDoniferen" ira 0icf-
ion, at man npiten funOe tro, De
to 6elt bapoe glemt 6%inon0en.
oDoniferen" fommer 6og fine regcl.
mPsiige @ange % fan piit neppe
rnoopres, % Menigbeoen bar oaIgt
Mr. s 2orien iii at 6iGfpe til meo
li6t Sfriben for oDoniferen", Ioa
Oct bIiper nof mig, Der far orret
efterlooen.
gi bar oct %forenrigt rigtig goot