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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-03-06
Reviewing the Assessm snts.

Very evidently the legislative mind
did not trust solely to the perfor.
nance by the local assessor Of his
duties in "diligent, faithful and
impartial manner. It doubtless had
in mind the 'frailties OF human nature
that initiate agai asst such performance
OF duties, as we'll as the possible In.
accuracy Of judgment in valuing real
and personal property.
So it set over the assessor q board
Of review composed of the town board
of each 10 gn, the assessor, clerk and
president of each village, and the
assessor, clerk aud mayor Of each
city, except rs to those cities whose
charters provide otherwise. In fourth
class cities, except those whose char
tiers provide board of equalization,
the board consists of the mayor, clerk
and board OF aldermen. The function
of these several boards is to equalize
assessments as between individual
property owners of their respective
districts; to raise or lower assessments
and to add to the lists property that
the assessor may have overlooked and
fix its value. II an assessment IL
raised the owner is entitled to notice
and q hearing, or If any owner feels
aperieved he may be heard and such
correction made as the board may
deem just.
These several boards meet at the
Office OF the clerk of the town or dis.
trict on the fourth Monday in June.
They may sit until the first Monday in
July, giving them six working days
with pay at So day, though in fourth
class cities the pay of the board is
limited to three days in each year.
By the latter date the assessors must
return their books and listing sheets
to the county auditor
Residents OF the district, it they
would have their assessments correct
ed, must appear before the local board
of review, but non-residents may have
their assessments reviewed by the
county board OF equalization.
These assessors and boards OF
review are local, their members
Oh osen by their fellow citizens, and
subject to local influences. But 1t Is
upon the faithful discharge OF their
duties that the taxpayers OF the dis
tricts must rely for fair and egutt'
anle assessment as between themselves.
Resident taxpayers should understand
that their local board OF review IS the
place for them to have their assess
ments, if deemed unjust, corrected.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-03-06

quiet and stood still for . moment,
quite overcome by it all.
Suddenly I heard 9 deep, hOarse
voice behind me. 'At lastW Was all
1t said. turned and saw two bright
eyes staring at me from the depths Of
the chair on the platform and soon, IN
spite Of the dim light, | was able to
discern the shape Of the old owl,
usually sitting so quietly, so lifelessly,
upon its shelf.
Too much astonished to speak, !
gazed ct it In return, but it relieved
the silence once more by saying 81
knew you we're coming and have been
waiting for you", then putting one Of
his claws under his wing he produced
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-03-06

an aged. looking parchment and hold =
ing it out to ms said, Take this, 0po =
It and read 1t. I have had II In my
possession for years but the time 10
now ripe for me To- deliver it,. There
the creature ended abruptly, gave me
the parchment and then few slowly
back to its shelf Its eyes turned
CLASSY, its limbs became stiff and
motionless and it sat there in the same
position in which We always see 1t. I
wondered whether my imagina alton had
not played me false but there held
the parchment to show that oil wss
true.
As in trance retraced my steps
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-03-06
A Cold. La Grippe, then Pneumonia

Is too often the fatal sequence, and
coug BIS that hang on weaken the system
aud lower the vital resistance. Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound is q
reliable medicine that stops the cough
promptly by healing the cause; 500
shes the infamed air passages, and
checks the cold. Keep always on
hand. Refuse substitutes. o. M.
Oisea.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-03-06
The County Board OF Equali-
cation.

The preceding article explained the
methods of equalizing assessments
between individual taxpayers by local
boards of review The next step in the
reviewing process contemplates. chiefly
the ca alization of assess ments between
taxing districts in the same county,
and this duty is committed to the
country board of equalization. This
board is not, however, limited to action
on the district assessments but may
change individual assessments where
necessary.
The country board of equalization is
composed of the county commissioners
aud the county auditor. It meets
annually on the third Monday 10 July ut
the auditors office. Having taken an
oath to "fairly and impartially"
perform their duties the board proceeds
to "examine and compare the returns OF
the assessment of property, of the
several towns or districts and equalize
the same, 80 that each tract or lot of
real property, and each article or class
of personal property, shall be entered on
the assessment list at its true and full
value.'
The board may raise the valuation of
tracts of real property if deemed too
low or reduce them if considerd too high !.
1t may also raise the aggregate valuation
OF the real property of the entire county
or any district OF the county by
percentage increases, but cannot reduce
the aggregate below the aggregate
values returned by the assessors.
The board may raise the valuation of
each class Of personal property if
deemed too low, and also the aggregate
value of personal property of individuals
or corporations if assessed at less than
it's true value. 1t may also reduce the
assessed value of each class of personal
property when in it's judgment it is
assessed too high, but it cannot reduce
the personal property assessment of
indivi luals except in the case of non
residents OF the district IN which the
property is assessed, nor can it reduce
the aggregate valu of personal property
below the amount returned by the
assessors. Before increasing the
assessed value of tracts of real property
or Individual assessments of personal
property notice must be given to the
interested parties if residents of the
county.
The board may continue in session
four weeks. The members are paid So. GO
per day and 10 cents mile travel pay,
except that they shall not be paid for
more than 10 days. service or mileage for
more than one session. Boards in
counties of more than $4,000 population
are excepted from this limitation.
The auditor is required to keep a
record of the proceedings of the board
and to publish the same. After the
adjournment of the board he is required
to calculate the changes ordered by the
board and to make corrections
accordingly and to transmit an
abstract of the assessment to the
Minnesota Tax Commission on or
before the fourth Monday in August.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-03-06

the High School q part OF the program
will be debate on the Parcels Post
question. The Literary was due last
Friday but owing to the fact that the
debaters had not received replies to
all requests. they had sent out for in
forms alton on the subject the progra
was postponed for week and will be
given next Friday. The amount of
preparation made for the debate in
dicates that it should be worth
listening to.
From our hearts with sweet content,
under skies in beauty bent,
OF our good North Star we're singing
glad and free.
And our music sTells along on the
breezes pure and strong,
Flowing from the hills and lakes and
.inland seas.
CHORUS.
Hail, all hail to Minnesota!
Star of patriots proud and free.
With thy wealth of wheat and pine,
Cities great, and iron mine,
Limpid lakes and rivers running to
the sea-.
From old Europe's thrall released,
from our sisters of the East,
And from Canada, "Our Lady of the
Shows"
Came the stslwart pioneers, bearing
health and hope and cheer,
Clearing forest, plain and stream with
sturdy blows. CHORUS:
With the nations veal in doubt,
councils hour and battles rout
Bear the stamp of Minnesota's brain
and Drawn.
And while nations shall endure, with
the hearts of freemen pure
Press we on for truth and freedoms
brighter dawn. CHORUS:
The following story was written by
one of the members of the Senior
Glass of the New Ulm High, Alma
Schmidt, for the last Literary program
of the two Societies Of the High Sch DOL
aud was recommended to US IS being
very original and especially good,
and ~ parents are always interes ted
in work the pupils of the Schools are
doing, We are glad to publish the
story. a"
"One evening not long ago, while
looking over pile of old books in a
remote corner of the attic, CHANGED
upon one which was particularly old
and worn. 1t happened to contain
accounts of strange superstitions and
lazily turning the leaves, l came
across an article written about q
schoolroom at night.
It told of how the spirits of all the
pupils and teachers came during
certain hours of the night and went
thru the whole course of the preceding
day, but uttered not sound as they
did so. Altho perfectly absurd it
aroused my curiosity aud I wondered
how our own school would appear at
midnight.
| looked out of window and saw
the moon was up and the snow sparkled
pleasantly. It seemed as if not even
spirits ought to brighten one on such
a night so I Immediately set out for
the schoolhouse and soon was there.
But for the loud creaking of the
door which swung heavily on its hinges
as opened it heard no sound and
when had closed it behind me l felt
silence so intense l could almost hear
myself breathe. Having gone this far,
however, l was bound to go farther
and soon reached the Assembly Room
into which 1 walked slowly. Like the
rest of the building, all was strangely
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-03-06

Total, $780, eS7. 90
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Brown, IS,
We, Emil G. Hage, President and John c.
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state.
ment is true to the best of our knowledge and
belief. EMIL G. HAGE, President.
JOHN c. SIEBENBRUNNER, Cashier.
Correct attest: 1.-TWO directors) w. c.
Hermann, Herman Schroeder.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2Sth
day of Feb, 1912.
TSealJ A. SCHILLER,
Notary Public,
NY commission expires July IL, 1916.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-03-06

Continued .ou page 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
2ibt um @aarpleje.

ct ln1llft, naturligt @aar ct ct at
Mennelfets, ierlig maaife &bin0ens.
foruemfte Erpoeller, flyer ct go1nmelt
Sr6.
9og ltoor &oorplejen for Sc fle-
lte Me11nel fers GeOfomr1e1Oe langt
tilboge.
Morlogen til, at laa mango Men,
nelfer bar tpnOt og baorligt @aar,
fan ofte fgres til6age til 9orl1eaare=
ne; tbi ollereoe ga er Set al ltgr1te
Gigtigbeo at bebanOle @ooret me>
Smb11. Nlmin0eligt er Set, at ggrn,
lerlig 5maapiger, ON Morgener
bltper reotc pg funlmeoe / ltor Salt
og meo ooarlige og lrrel1e &omme-,
loaleoes at &our960erne belfa0tges
!og &oorets &nflt tioligt bp1nmes
st uoenlan0if 9!aO opltiller fpl
.ge1r6e iefs @rlu1oregler for en- ifff
l1pperfommelia @umpleie:
y @pcrt uf 6amiliens Me0lem
mer bpr bope fin iGrlige &om o(
l8erlte.
q Noor scr tages folbt StDrte
ba6, maa @ope0 og @om belfpte:
pe0 Ell &a0ebette.
- @nr @oaret ioa Lott og let ion
muligt!
~ 4rgl(es Saaret, bbr Set loretta
ges meo glotte Sern og life TO
barme.
81 Man ber pnsie life at gao me-
'en for tung og porm @obeobe6ef
ming, 6o Ser 6erpe6 fremfal6e
TRANSPORTATION / @%ooe6bun6en.
g. Mon mnn life ripe eller Ills
i &oaret, naar set ifnl f~rileres
!Eenoerne paa @um1nene ifaI ber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

I BADEVHRELSET - til at rense
TRnderne og forebygge Forraadnelse.
Til at desinficere Munden, @delaegge
Bakterier, og forbedre Handkerchief.
Til at beware kunstige T@nder og
holde dem rene og fri for Lugt. Til
at fjerne Nikotinen fra Taenderne og
rense Handkerchief efter RGgning.
Til at portage Sveduddunstninger
we'd ct Afrivningsbad.
SOM EFT MEDICINSK MIDDEL for
lokal Behandling we'd kvindelige Syg-
DONNIE, hvor Katarrh og Bet@ndelse
er tilstede, er intet bedre end en- I'd
skyldning med en- warm Paxtine-Op-
l@sning. 1 tt Aar har Lydia e. Pink
ham Med. Co. stadig tilraadet sine
Patienter at BRUCE dette paa Grund
at diets overordentlige rensende, lac
gende og Observation-Disclosures Evner.
Paxtine er i dette Ojemed alene vaerd
sin Vagt i Guild. Ligeledes for Ka-
tarrh i 'Naesen, Betendelse i Halsen
og Qjnene, og for Behandling af
Saar. Hos allie Apoteker, 25 og SOC
pr. 4Eske. PROVEESKE OG ANBE-
FALINGER FRA 81 KVINDER
FRIT>PAA FORLANGENDE.
The PAXTON TOILET CO.. Boston, Mass.
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Sen forte 9rif.

9en som fc Notional0rif - ia,
Set er bel npf 81 for Sp9r6ii0ens
8e6fommertoe; men 5pil1oeli6en =
mnu hi life 1rnf be' n1n rMa6am
8rum"
60, Sc fgrlte biltoriifc gfterret>
ninger on1 &affen er omtrent TENT
ten b11noreoe Mar gnnle. Muftten
Goblin fra M6en lerte poo en- &eiie til
Mjom / Moret 1859 &offens opli=
ben0e &irfl1inger at fjenoe pg brog=
te 8gnner meo bjem til M6er, bbor
man ibrigt begpn6te 3Drf11ingen.
s 8egpn0ellen al Set 16oe Mar=
blr0reoe erflnre0es &aifen imibler,
tbs for cit 1fo6elig og lpl10ig Drif,
og Set bleb formelig Sagt paa &af=
|feorifferc oa &offeiulgere. Sulton
Scbme0 forbg6 e11oog &offeorifning
UNDER 966sltrof = bpab Ser nat11rz
Iignis fun biorog til at for6pje gep=
6elien al ben forblt0ne 6rl1gt.
@eo Moret 1880 f9rtes Sen forte
,Drif peo Genetianerne til europa,
bbor Sc fgrlte &offebulc oprette0es
!af @rpfere /. &om; fra Stalien
breotes SEN 1tpe Np6elie til 5cbtneis
og Tronfrig, berfra til Gnglono
bpis fonierpatibe Staggering til Ell
8%egpnoelie forb6b 9riffen for:
81 &affen bm ifabelig for Grno:
be6er1 og mo6bp6elig al 5mag".
s 9ormnrf bar &affe e1onl
nfien6t / 1861; men allere6e ottt
Mor efter beretter 9(n6ers @or0inl
/ fin 9(ois rGomlfe Mercurius", a
~. npo1, fprlt til 6iSie Nor6en;
2an6e
Sornemmer roget iert at fGres obe1
4 5tran6e.
!Man Gufferlobe, She lamt &aff
fnl6er set -.
s Solberes ~SSeon Sc Brauce'
onfer Seronim1s ODER, at BON ia
moottet rgtoe en- @igsort ga @fil
Iing) for nogle fud &opper", ~ mel
set er forreiten en- Mnfe, ser efsi
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st crobret &ano.

S ct franif 5frift CMorcbes 5,
p@it") gioes Ser Sc unge Branjf
mGno, Der oil belgge Gllos=2otrin
gen, en- &gffe go6e @aao, jom fol
en- flor Gel ogina fan. bope sGrenot
an6etIte6s:
uNfnur 0n operlfrioer Set a11nef
tereoe SANDS @rGn6ier, ino lo6 sic
fife forptrre pe6 Spnet al @enour.
men og bans @iffelb11e. Soar fan
forlanger at lie oine 8opirer, oi1
RoS, foa ibar bonn beitemt, life troo.
Ifig og fife pngitelig. Gig, at 6u bill
|beiege en SEN / Strasborg. Difta=
|tur og 8ostpang er afifaffe6e. gu
|fan oltiaa rolig betre6e Glios=2ot=
ringen. Men on tan oribe set til,
at 6u bliber u6biit, at on bIiper in
oeiperret / nogle Gage, at 6u faor
|nbebagelfgbe6er me6 8olitiet. Ser
1ogle &aa6, for at ont fan Iebe roIigt
i bette bebage1ige 2an6, boor &on-
%germaniiterne ligger poo Sur.
&aob life u@ibe la Trance" (2e=
be 6ranfrig)! Oct er ol6eles ober,
flg6iot. MIIe er bQa Eorhoon6 al
famine Mening iom 6u. SpboI6 Big
life / Merbeoen of Borter og @pel<
%iesplaoier, fremfor alt fife meo ct
6otografiapparot. 2ao for ebrigt
bit fotografHfe Npparot blipe biem=
me; brug begee Dine 9ine, ipiog
9rerne og lDt! gu ifal fife nn6re
big, nam ou Ter nogle Epifere poa
|@a6en, set mo6iotte bilbe pere I'M
oerligt. Drif eliosiiif Sin. Drif
lite Miincbener 81. &iltol oI6rig
UNDER noget iom belit Baaifu6 no.
gen paa Spif. 8rug Bette 5prog
fun / p6erlte Nd6sfol6. Glios=2ot<
rtngens &ernetropper bor fpmpet
il fDrretppe Mor for at bebore set
franif e Sprog / bet on1eftereoe
|2ono.
Gperg fife glias=2otringerne> ON
De 1pnges efter igien at blipe Sranlf-
meno fomme in6 UNDER 5ranfrig).
Gig olbrig / @llos=2otringen ct 6oo=
lenoe Orb om 6ranfrig. Mnllaa If
fe Sc politilfe Fartiers Gone; hi er
ber pou national Sor0. Oh maa
|iige Sig ielp, at Set beoite Mt6oel
til at pinbe oeres Gillio er at bile
big, iom 6lt er, bbflig, 0isfret, elf
beroig, en- rr1g 6raniflnan0, Ser er
|ltolt al lit 9an6 og beieger fine
|@tammefren6er, iom er min0re Inf
feltge ems ian. Stuff paa, at ma1
@llas= 9otringem far 9jnene feltet
paa en 6ra1rlfmon6, bon bore, bbem
bon pil, at bon er Mi0tpl1nftet for
Spmerfiombe6en. Maar bu forln=
Ser set aipitfrie % e6le @lios's
|Sor6buno, 1oo fig SEN fife 9ep bel,
men ~Hoo @jenipn"!
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bjorneet, Roman at CART Et1ar, COO, eleg.
lndb. s5c:-Udvalgte Eventyr og tiistorler, AZ
H. {. Andersen, 352 Slider, 6s Illustrationer.
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hevdlngen og Dronningens Vagtmester, af Ca
rt Etlar, 664 Slider, 81. 90. eleg. indb. $1.2e.
'indb. $1.5o.-Kongens Yndling. af Carl Her.
mann. 800 Slider, $1.OO. eleg. indb. $1.5O.-
= 'mandshistorler, at H. Drachma ann s5c,
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&reft.

Sen aim. bonif e 2egeforenings
@%reffomite onmooer @it5. Sur. om
at 116ien6e f6lgen6e:
Spg6ommen &reft fon i ct itort
Mntal Stlfel6e belbre6es barigt,
naor Sen fommer ti6lig UNDER Be-
Rambling, og / enonu flere Eilfel6e
tam Ser bialpes neientli9t for en-
fortere eller lengere Sis.
Hatienterne fam life ielb nfgiere,
ON Sc bar &r9ft eller Ell.
9en 116bre6te Mnlfnelie, at Street,
oltt6 imerter, 4er feilagttg. s Sc
'ti6ltge Gta6ier gtpcr &rpft neiter1
al6rtg @merter.
Selp ON &rpften bpppig1t fore
fommer / Sen mobnere Ml6er, fan BEN
Dog forefomme / alle Ml6re, oglaa /
8arneaI6eren.
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&nsmooerens ii Bnb.

S ct tplt Gi0sifrift fin0es fplgen
6e ii 8u6 for S1smoberen:
y @np ooeralt 8inene mes sig
men operie ubeientlige @agateller
q @eDar bin Sin6sro og 2ige
begt UNDER buslig Moogo1g, oe
gigr life l1bel6 til ulgffe.
- &i6b life noget unpttigt, met
|fieb set be6ite.
~ Seer ipariom mes Gi0en, mes
@engene og me0 Sine @refter.
81 5prg for, at Sjulene / sit @us=
bol6ningsmaifineri goor iagte.
g. Maar 611 far 11oget Mrbejoe for
Dig, ioa buff pua, at bber ny Dag
bringer np @refter.
y @idr Sig flart, bpor set moa
bore ibert at tiene, og beer en- goo
&usmo6er for sit Epenoe.
81 @ip 0ine Mnpisninger / for
itaaelig og beItemt Torm.
81 @elifabeligbeo ifal bore iom
en- forfriifen6e 211ftni1g og life iom
en Stormbino, ser bpirbIer gienrtem
10y 6plg me0 Siben og bob ct
aabent gle for rD 0pfin6eIier, Ser
fan lette Mrbei6et / &niet.
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Oct ipenife &neffcbrbo % Sen.
berne.

Sc tuenoe tp1fe Sorlfere, >e og
&l1nnert, bar paopilt, at ben for
feroenbe Siltagen al San6iDgoomme
bos Sc cioiliiereoe Golfeilag be-
ientlig lfpl6es Set mo6erne blp6e
8rG6, iom fun / nltfor ringe Meng-
Sc i116ebol6er Sc ioafalote &erings-
ialte, og Sc n9o11te Sorlfere arbei=
Ser 0erfor energiif for at faa gien=
in6f6rt Set go0e figrmful0e gomle
8on6e= og 2anobrp6 / Sen tpife
8efolfning.
@ofrotb Or. >e far al en- Scott
i1tl @ocbfel6 / Bremen nplig moo.
taget en- ltrp6erltdttelie at 1000
Marf til 6remme al tine @tuoier
ODER 8r66ip6rgsmaalet, og ogter Jig
/ Sen Mnle0ning til 5berige, bbis
&nefbre6 onies for ierlig i1rnot for
Sen6erne, for at ltl16ere 8re0fabri=
fotionen ser og for mu1ig lenere at
f11nne brinee set booroe 8rp0 /
8r1g / lit &jemlonb.
@erof fon ogiou bore Stem lere
Nptten og 8%etp0ningen of at gibe
@6rnene boor6t 8reo - Set be1e
.taget Sing, Ser ifol tDgges orient
ligt - at fpiie.
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8ran0 Oiem College,.
EfteraarSterminen
Des Moines, Iowa.

EfteraarSterminen
begynder for UNGDOMSSKO-
LENS Vedkommende den 8 .Seb-
TENDER med SKOLE FOR UNGB
PIGER.
R@steskokn og Lererskolen be-
gynder til 1 October.
Pigeskolen i Efteraarstermi-
men vii blive undervist i de al
mindelige H0jsko1efag, med Fo-
redrag over historiske og liter@-
re Emner
Betalingen for Pigeskolen, der
Suites den 28Nov. (Taksigelses-
dagen), er $3.50 for Undervis-
ming, Kost, V@relse, Lys og Var
me.
Indmeldelser modtages af
Tn. Knndsem.
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st Steos peb en- al Sc frantic
&pltltr9fninger bor Ser / M@rbe0en
at ct 8prtaorn en- gammel be6erlig
Sitter meo en- %ualmin0elig flor og
il6rp6 Mnie. Genie Mnno moa
ifelge &oobl1o fra acknowledgements
lite niie Jig paa &piten / itormfuloc
Metter, foroi oct engong bpn6te,
at ct Sfib forliite, og 8aptejnen
pao @fibet / ct 5eforbdr forflore-
6e, at BON SEN paaginloenoe Scat
bap6e let to 6prtaarm.
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intereSSerede kyinder.

De benytter selvfplgelig ct Desin-
fektionsmiddel i Familien og for De-
res egen Person, og De Snsker Diet
bedste.
[ Stedet for de Midler i flydende
eller fast Form, eller Peroxide, som
De hidtil har brugt, beder vi Dem
forsSge Paxtine, ct desinficerende
Pulver, der OPPOSES i Wand naar Diet
behGves.
Paxtine err mere @konomisk, mere
rensende, mere Observation-Disclosures OF
mere laegende end noget andet De
for brugte.
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II.

Suit / benne 5tu1rb bar lannme
SS;omfru gliiabetb i(be lteot. Sum
boe6e Bette Nor bos lin Srg10e Tat
tier @ret6e pao Spgttr1pgaor0 peo
2imfjoroen, og bag benne elo9om-
Re @erregoor6s fap%netpffe m11re
troeoe man Jig iiffer nof og1oa /
lfreostioer, iler ga Sppttrupgaoro
ligger Iongt imoo Moro og ofiioes
fra, bDor 6jen0en plejer at noo ben.
9fu bcb set Jig 6og, at Sc fejlerlige
oglon bap6e lo6et fig ie / @iborg og
@olltebro, og set bellltteoes 0erfor,
at Serifabet ifl1l6e inarei forlpgge
Melioenien til .biniioes 9imfjoroen.
50 iooleoes itete Set. Softer Gre
the 0rog al @aorbe / fin aorn1, ing
o9 li0enOe, iom bum bar, o9 meo
ben0e 6e fle1te of @aoroens gon1le
Sienere. Somfru Gliiobetb bleb til
bage Mg ifltloe fom1me Ell l1ge ienez
re, noor FUN iif in6poffet Selbtei
on or6net anbct = Ser bar Sio nof,
mentes Ser.
Men juit mi / Sag fom &p6'
ielsb116, at en- SOB at @aIlemlteins
&refter bar nooet 5fipe oa funoe
bentes Moro poo hber Sag og 81
ME iom >belit, og peo f6rite Mps ber-
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6euaiclsoireftpren (til

TGnglcls6treff9ren (fi to nDe
Sl1gtbusfanger): uDe fan faa 2pb
til at foo Sen famine &elfeftigelie
Der, iom Ge baboe / Torbeien. SpaO
beltilte 9e?"
lite El,gtbusfange: Seq bar
Mpiatifer."
2ben l1gtbusfange: r0g leg bal
~2epetemmer."