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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-16
Fire Causes Loss of SIS.

Fire shortly before noon did about $40
damage to the house of Mrs. Mary y.
Young. Jos Reeves street northwest. The
origin of the fire was not discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-16
Gun Almost Talks.

When the instructor-sergea takes a
rife to show rookie how to handle II
he almost makes the gun talk. The diff
ference between the way a trained man
handles a gun and the way a raw one
nUffs il around is indescribable When
he trained soldier presents arms in Sal
lItc, he hits 1t as if he would break il in
NO; the gun seems O take life; but when
tire rookie tries il he is in grave danger OF
getting il caught between his legs.
Many a rookie is in camp this year, but
hat is no serious condemnation of the
brigade, although many an officer is dis
outraged The instruction is all aimed at
Smoothing out the civilian wrinkles and
Eoldng a soldier. The younger officers
re no; all perfect by any means-witness
ne enormous trouble that some of them
rad yesterday in making out pay rolls.
Paper work" as that bit of routine is
-rrmed, is arduOuS TO some OF them. No
model rolls had been prepared by brigade
tcadqLarters. and consequently many of
re young men in shoulder straps fell
own hard on the pay roll proposition
The pomp and circumstance of w.
which is a phrase always used by anna
ar war correspondents. began TO show
self in modified form yesterday when
~, lst Infantry was intrus:ed with the
'Iess parade. Headed by their band. the
iirn made a fine showing The para lie
.v"Gnd is soft and hard to walk on. but
,.rEertheless the LIST Regiment did itself
i"ud. The I'd Infantry will have dress
srade this afternoon at D o'clock. and the
81 Separate Battalion tomorrow
The big show comes off Sunday after
loon. when all Washington is expected.
The entire brigade, foot and horse. will
parade. Artillery nd Signal Corps. AM
'rulance Company. cook and bottle wash
ers. too. perhaps, will combine in a mill
tary spectacle worth seeing.
Every night now one of the bands gives
concert around the fagstan which
marks brigade headquarters. Beginning
at o'clock and continuing Until $50
p.m- the men are RECALLED with military
music. dance music. vaudeville music and
the kind that makes you wriggle Your
shoulders and wish you We're back home
rdancing. The bands alternate. The
first concert was given last night by the
I'd Infantry Band.
Wireless Correspondence"
The wireless stan at brigade headquar-
tiers was erected yesterday by the .,ignal
Corps Company. under command of capt.
Oliver Terry. The other staff will be
taken with the troops whenever t.ey get
into the country and need to send mes
sages back to headquarters. The signal
company has wired the camp with tele-
phone service, and is arranging to get
Geographic communication with Wash
,ngton-
ne men VINO ndu received IypnOld C
cinaton in Washington took their sec
ond treatment yesterday, and today are
beginning to see small Jumps on their
arms The second treatment will not af-
feet them as severely as the first did.
hen their arms swelled as IL they had
been kicked by an army mule
Mai. Clarence Weaver received an anal
ysis OF the camps water yesterday from
the War Department. 1t reported the
main camp supply as being perfect.
Each company was inspected yesterday
afternoon To find any ball ammunition
was found E. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-16
To Take Up Campaign Funds Bill

The Senate today agreed to consider to-
morrow Senator Culberson's bill to limit
campaign contributions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-16

a marvellous evening they had. They
emerged from the darkness of Harpers
Ferry road-and that is darkness The Ike
of which has never been seen since the
earth was without form and void. They
were neat and natty, their uniforms were
as new as their commissions. out as III
by common consent all the girls pounced
upon them and in a minute they were De-
ing introduced all over the place
One very enthus astic and very .1retty
little girl introduced them under the
title of Mister" and was reproVed by
her mother. who said:
Lieutenant dear lieutenant.
That shows the Ignorance of military
customs. Second lieutenants are not
called by their military title They are
still plain misters. But those two did not
instruct any one in that particular line
of etiquette that evening.
Jus, Could Not Wait.
Some of the girls could not wait to have
the soldiers visit them; they walked a
mile and a half to camp. 1t rained that
evening. but gallantry showed itself In
thick layers. A lonesome war CORE
spondent. making his way down one OF
these goat paths that have since heen
termed roads heard a delighted lady
telling all about it on a porch;
My DEAR" she said. they were Simply
too nice for any thing. 1t came up 10
rain (those were her very Words, and
the quartermaster sergeant went and got
a brand-new rubber garment he called
poncho and wrapped II all around me- and
| never got wet Bit
From her tone of voice ii was plain to
be seen that she believes q quarter
master sergeant is something about as
big a brigadier general.
Close-order drill yesterday was a siren
nous affair, and the rockies had about all
they could stand in the four hours allotted
10 this necessary feature OF military IN
husky voices when they were through
with il, for a lot of the men needed coach
ing all the time. The awkward squad
was out in full force. and instructor ser
geants kept at them every minute.
Port arms Grab Your rifle al the ball
ance. Hit il hard 1t won't bite YOU.
And Ii isn't chocolate eclair Ii won
burst and run all over Your fingers. Hit
II hard at the balance. and always re-
member where the balance is. Now.
Port-armsi You there on the end. please
try TO remember TO keep awake when at
drill. That order was port arms, not car
~ arms. Try this now. ShoUlder-arms.
One-two-ihree. Snap the hand down to
the side. Let the heel OF the rifle pro-
trJ.de through the first and second fin
gers
Then he would go down the line and
with all his soul to make good soldiers
OF them. The instructor-sergeant is a
grand piece of work He is a regular who
knows the game from the heart out and
who does his best to change a civilian into
soldier. beginning at the heart and
working outward until he gets TO the
shaki uniform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-16
Front Window Forced.

Entrance to the station was gained by
forcing the front window with jimmy.
The robbery was discovered by some
track hands this morning and they noti-
fed the police Of Ellicott City and Sta
ton Agent Robert Cavey.
Chief of Police Wosch hurried to the
place, and, searching the neighbour
hood, found three men in a car only a
short distance from the station. He
placed them under arrest and sent them
to E,llicott City. They gave their names
at William Porter, twenty-one years old,
of Leicester: Philip Maus, twenty-four
years old. and William ]. Leahy, twenty
one years old, both of Washington. They
denied knowing anything about the rob-
ever, pending more rigid eXamina ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-16
DEPOT At LEICESTER
ENTERED BY THIEVES
Three Men, Two of Them
Westinghouse, Arrested
on Suspicion.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. August 16.-Thieve:
broke into the Baltimore and Ohio sta
ton at Leicester. Howard county, early
this morning and tore open all the eX-
press packages and scattered them
about the room. The robbers also
tried to wreck the safe in the station
by pounding the combination with a
sledge hammer.
That the robbers were professionals
is the belief of the Ellicott City police
who have arrested three men on sus-
picion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-16
Received With Cheers.

The governor was received by a delega-
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-12-12

!, Read our special bargain offer for =
wears reading matter. IT,
A present for the home, a nice man
tie clock. 1915 to $500. Christ, Jew
Eeler. DAT adv.
r. p. Fackrell, county commissioners
elect, is completing fine rock barn
on his farm near Thomas.
Fruit cake for Christmas. SOC per
pound. The best Of ingredients. Mrs.
Hazel Smith Hammermeister. Phone
943. Advertisement
Mrs. Ethel Wood, Of Sterling, Colo.
arrived in the city Tuesday. to visit
with her parents, Mr.. ad Mrs. Job.
We are selling seven jewel Elgin
watches, in nickel cases for $500.
Think Of it. A. L. Hughes, Jeweler. aG,
Renew your subscription and take
advantage of our last annual offer
Six publications for $3.50. II.
Ray. the SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Killion Of Riverside. is recovering from
a severe attack Of, typhoid-pneumonia
The young man has been seriously i'll
The Ladies' Aid Of the M. e. church
will hold Bazaar. Saturday, Dec. IA
at the v. I. s. rooms. A Dutch lunch
will be served in connection. D9-12ad
Mrs. Neil Quinlan purchased one Of
the Montgomery bungalows of Mrs
Sallie Montgomery last week, and will
make her home in this city.
w. w. Parsons. of Thomas, was ir
town Wednesday, enroute home from
American Falls where he had beer
on business.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-12-12

4 -
DIR. v. G. White, veterinarian. office
Red Barn. office phone 1873. residence
q Phone 251 Black. adv
Big Ben, $3.50, Christ, Jeweler. 2tadl
Adam Sauer, of Idaho Falls, was q
visitor in town Tuesday.
Harold G. DIPPED. Dentist. Millick
Block. Phone 20. tt adv
H. X. Williams, Of Presto, transacte'
business in town Tuesday.
First class in everything u the Bark
er & Davis Grocery. adv:
Henry Toevs, Of Aberdeen, was q
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Rickard Climatic finest painted
Christ, Jeweler. D9-2t. adv.
Many a lasts years overcoat will
do till spring with this weather.
A set Of six Community teaspoons
$500. Christ. Jeweler D9-2t ad
Mrs. E. J. Benson and baby are WIS.,
iting friends in Basalt for a few days.
Buy groceries Of Barker & Davis.
Cheap. cheaper. cheapest in town. tt.
Advertisement.
Mrs. Springer, OF Idaho Falls, was
Tuesday guest of Mrs. Blanche Ed
redge
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-12-12
Little events in the whnl
Of current topics. ): ::


Cut Glass Hawkes. and Sibbeys, at
moderate prices. Christ, Jeweler.
D9-2t Advertisement
Mrs. e. A. Doud left Tuesday for
Idaho Falls, where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. King.
The Barker & DAVIS grocery u the
place to buy. Give them q trial order.
Advertisement. Ne
Attorneys A. J. Higgins and George
Ambrose, Of Mackay. are attending
court In this city.
Raw furs and green hides purchased
w. w. Hayes, Sterling, Idaho. de-j2I
Advertisement.
Call and see our large stock Of holi
day goods before buying. elsewhere
A. L. Hughes, Jeweler. tt adv
D. 1. Bisvins N. Q. eye, ear and
throat specialist, will be at Dr.
Patrle's office every Tuesday. adv.
j. A. Toner, editor Of the Aberdeen
Times, passed through B.ackfcot to-da
enroute for Pocatello
Regular services at the Episcopal
church next Sunday at the usual hours
II a. m. and 1880 p. M.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-12-12
FOR SALE.
all times --
Bailed Hay, Loose
): Hay and Grain ::
Can Be delivered on short notice
HANSEN BROS.

Phsas q

B. H. HOLSTER, cashier Of the Far
mers' & Merchants bank of Idaho Fan
was In this city last week.. attending.
court.
+ George Johnson, residing between
the forks Of the rivers, is improving
from an operation performed In the
hospital in this city.
Now is your chance. / viii make
special reduction on all ladies' and
gents watches until after Xmas A.
L. Hughes, Jeweler. tt. adv.
A nice Christmas present for your
wife would be Singer sewing ma
chine. For a square deal address
Peter Allen, Box 1872, Price right
Adv. N25-D23
T. w. Ryan is here on a visit to
his sister. Mrs. A. E. Byers. They
had not seen each other for twenty
five years and are now busy getting
acquainted over.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-12-12
Coles High Oven Range As
A Room Heater

This new departure in cooking and heat
ing stoves is a marvel. It will heat 8 rooms
and do the family cooking. Just the range
you need if you want to save fuel and labor.
When you get up in the morning there
will be no fire to build. It keeps fire per-
fectly over night.
It keeps fire so we'll that you can get
breakfast with the soft coal you put in the
night before.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-10-23

leader Of Democracy and prob
the White House perhaps the most interesting WON
nevitabenot because she
that lne
Of call
resisted all appeals phoGapners
nomination Democratic candidate
This modesty easily traced to
training characteristic also Of her os
guished husband
daughter Presbyterian divine
knows the only of the
In America.
ahe brother and sister living ali the
literary circle the doctor herself
Wilson could hardly expected
tdey broadnded and charitable devoted 10
her hon and principles 1t stands
She has marked ability artist and Slid that portrait painter
spoiled the young baster who hd hen
practice his profession specialize the subject that mas
I'm presidential
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-10-23
MRS. WOODROW WILSON

wife the Nominee Honorary President OF s
Democratic League.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-26
#9utber college.

9i Ipier 6l. a. fsIoenoe ON gu.
tier College ! v8aoine SonrnoI.
Heps":
5or6e0ringerne / Den ienere 1i0
omfotter Oct met mooerne ll0inr
al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9epe
@nmon0S- SfrioepuIte, npe Sfrioe.
moifiner, Ell Somment9aings-mai
ne % llOitpr for r~epreientotip
8onf. % 5orretuin9sfsreIie.
Observation-Disclosures finoes
i Sfolens lln0erbpening % orioes
| 5orbinOeIie meo Sfolens 9stten.
Zen 99rer, Der nnoerpiier / Sus.
boIonine, bar ogioo OperopIDn /
asffenet og Spiieiolene, meOens
soeoe 9otte foreitoor GiIbereoeIien
al Rooen.
Der er / oct belle toget giort 6or.
be0rineer oe0 Sfolen til ct aoItenoe
Of 5000, ierIia til ll0itpr al 6or-
retninss. oe observation-disclosures.
menterne.
Der Urges ogioo for @leoernes
reIi9i6ie 8ebop, oels AT Sfolens
99rere og 6eIs al De 0ouff lltberife
Breiter / 9pen. Get for0reS al oIle
glenerne, enten De Dor pao SfoIen
eler 9Den. at De %onpenoer miuoit
een Time ON llgen til 9ibeIihloi.
INN, % Der boI0es an6aet bper
D1orgen for ale gleoerne.
Der gipes SproennOeroisning /
@ngelif, 0onif % Inf.
Ser Ni0ten al 0enne Woone6
par Ser i~noifrepet omfring so Gle.
per, men man oenteOe. al bette 9ln.
tai oiIOe bIioe betpOeIig iorsget fer
Nonne0ens ll69ang. lieeiom man
operbope0et oenter, at bette aors
gleoontaI bill ooerit.ge forrige
Mars, ga ser alt / alt bar inoifre.
pct $50. - Ger er for Chen 8 Or.
rere eIer Snitrift6rer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-26

Arpeipnoen, oct CT beiit i%attoipnligt,
at ban bil0e oct - 90 iao Int.
ter De, at ban bar 9iort oct. So,
@uo fun6e BABE eiort arange
Cling for Somfru Rarie, I. CTS.
fritoget ben0e ira arnoO % ira
6Ittoten til 9@9ppten; ban fnnoe
bope gipet ben0e ct goIo6S at DO |
lieeiom 9opens | &om; men / i'm
8is0om bar ban mn en9aitg lite
oiort Oct.
St tro ben nge 99re ifol oGre
5~rombeo. Men lao oS olorig glenn.
me, at Der er en- iolif 6ronbe0, en-
6~rombeo, Der life er efter @uoS
Orb. @n @~uoStieneite, iou @ito
life 6ar befolet, er faIft oo forfet.
oeIig. Set bar en- folif 5rombeo at
bile ORE til 9olIus % 9ornobos;
oct bar en- folif @it0stieneite, iom
No0ob % abibu forretteoe.
Bins *. merfte, at oct tiente til
8rfti 9ere, at Wario BAR uoen
Spuo. Nen bOorfor ioo life og.
ioo bans 9eoitemo6er, OIoemo6er og
ale bons 6o~rieoreP Seius ari.
titus ieln bar %foitiot, booo Der tie.
ner til bans 9gre, % b~oorle0es ban
bil pres. Sam bar ld0et lit Sl9gt.
regiiter trpffe, og Der finder pi
Men0 iom SilOo og, Duoio, Der be.
gift grooe Snn0er, % 9pin6er iom
8bonnr, 3oobob % Both ebo.
Oct %isnnneoe Jig" - o5ormtft o9
9iuiqbeo for6reoe 0et", flyer Bopen.
Ren 0isie og hiiin0e m1Ore5orniIfts.
grrmoe fom 0iSie briiter JON Snbe.
boiler for Oroets Stormpeir:
yMine 3onfer ere life e6ers 6or.
fer, % eoers 8eie ere life mine 8eie,
tiger Serren". r3bi bpo bar fenOt
Serrens Sinh, eaer boo bar bans
Rooogioer2" Nile 9ooens 6ornufts.
Qrunoe 0rfoes bort iom abner for
8in6en. 2o0 Dem flDpe. Spsrg life
ON, bono Ser err 'front.'. boaO Der er
ionSipnIiqt, boao Der isnmeoe iie,
men fpsrg ON, bpo0 @uSs Oro Il.
ger. 5or Sinmelen oa SorOen itol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-26
airten og airfeeienoOmmen.

S Tag en- MteooeleIie raj Dor aoS.
ierer iaalD0en0e: Ger er M mo.
$40 til airfen blonot Sn.
oionerne og bet bar 10 blot $500,
Dor Sn6ionermisiioner BAD ON =
boao nu2" ga, bpoo nu2 5srit
en- biertelig 6af til 8ennerne for al
aprligbeo, 5orbsn og Ststte til
ben npe 9irte oe Misiionen i bet
beIe taget blanot Snoionerne. Sir.
fen oil oltioa bltDe bpgget g9lofri.
Bris og Sof til &erren oerforl
Nen, 8ennerl airfeeienoommen /
Sdpon er fife fri for @9l6 enonu;
.6erfor Lao os life itonoie meo bore
@aper, fsreno hi faar airfeeienoom.
men ! Snpon betolt. Oct er innot,
Garsmsoet bar nnmooet bore hinge
ON OF betale oenne @plo ($f200),
og yoet nnge Mon6ifnb" pil iiffert
toge Ell go6t 2sft | ben Gag; men
Samhmospenner | fin Selbeo oil
fiffert ogfaa bore GLAD pe6 at no
r9ffe en- birIpear6e 6oorb til bette
Eft.
q, Nenneri betessber pi ristie,
tbor formtbestie eerpem ~ u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-26

ii9net port begpn0te Vtlslionsarbel.
Dc i Sapan. "a oil ri 6liOe fpl0te al
@l9oe % Sof oe uioere 0fferuiIle.
beO nj 0enne berlige Corning Der.
core.
Oct bar SerrerL Der goo os oenne
oeilige Misiion meo De oobne Dor.
te inc til 9pen % Ome9nen oeo
alrrllme poa aDbdu, 5opan % De
oobne 9ierter. % BET oor Serren,
Der GAP os oct Soroitpffe iuit ! rette
1i0.
Sfltl0e ri febe Oct mn pile oct
fonme til at foite en- 900 Gel mere.
goaOe Nisfionen oeroore % Iris.
iionseie10ommen er en- Naaoe ira
Serren. o, genmer; boor er oct
font, at oi moa o9re meo at bringe
oct GLADE 8u6ifab no til Se0ninger.
he - BET itore, uforIi8nelige Sule.
hi0ifa6:
Cher er 0oe en-
6retfer fsotl"
Men M finn bette: 2a0 pore er.
ira @aper mn flp0e ri9cIig inc til
airfeeien0omnen / Sopon.
81 biIier brnanOen me0 bette Orb;
ggSoar ri gsre oct gooe, oo lao os
fife bIioe tr9tte; tbi ri futile bsite
I i'm 1io, ioofrent oi life foriooe"
(@oI. 6, 81.
3 ~brooerIig 9grbsoigbeo,
q. 9. Gbriitionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-26
Den ~ubeimitteoe
lnofangelie,
nj Bait. u. Rasmuse n,
8eriaiIles, Sno.
(Sluttet.)


gu ifuloe maj Dente, al Snano.
fuliterne flin0e ppre tpIireOie, it0en
aIeron0er VII .bap0e itoppet Dtun.
ben poa oeres Rooitanoere; men
man boooe bog en0nu | Rooens Stir.
te SOP I'll at bape en- onoen DE.
ming, it0oigt un0er 5oruoiptning al,
at man life par ube'fe6en NOT I'll at
uotale Den. Sfent Den ubeimitte0e
llnofangelie nh bar officiel 29re |
Aornerfirfen, oor oct BOG enOnu fife
ingt, at Den par ~ngOoen0ig til Sos
figbeo. Oct ffliI0e en0nu bare on.
trent TO 5unoreOe aar, inoen Romer.
firfen naoeOe 0enne ioimlen0e 9si,
De al 5rGfbe0 og @uOsbeipotteIie.
) December 1908 befaleoe BdDe
Clemens XI. ale at iejre Soften al
s. December. Ser er Def life blot
0olefrtbeoen, men SamDittigbeOs.
fribeoen, Der mtoites. 0et er rsr.
en0e at ie, boorIe0es prl5pe Siele /
ben puufeIgeu0e lib isge at rioe Jig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-26

Brn0IfaHten gar life blot SnotrDt
al 4lpor, men ttflige al ct Ooer-
moal al SelpiifterbeO. Oct ignteS
life at pPre Dam ner iaa meget ON
at gore at isge S~onObeoen ! gibe'
len, iom at itoofeite fine gegreber
mreo enfelte 8ibeIiteoer.
San ifDIote ale bent Der 0ebte
uoen llnoer0pfteIie for at mongle
9loor, oe at De brlrete en- an0en
9s6cmoaoe for g5embe0s Stpl6.
4Ien - itol hi ogte Aem for al
porliae Menneifer, ioo bar ieg oct
paa 5eleIien, at ieg emo mere ifDl'
Der mime 6orelore og 9erere % /
oct 6ele toget nit Observation-Disclosures
2prere iantme aeteIie.
Non0en for meo at fenOe@runo-
iproget; men Dor egen Strife moflg.
Ter life opgtiee, oIoorIige, fronme
oe erIige Men6 meo aenoitob til
9ibelenS 8runoiprog.
90 ioo meget FENDER ieg til Oct
me 5~eitonente8 8runoiprog, at
iea Tor poaitno. al iugen fan I'M
De Oroet gbopti5o" eaer gbapto~
brugt ] oct npe 8eitomente til at
betegne unoeroptfeIfe.
Oe geretringen ON Seiu Dab
CRutt6 3, 13-t6. Ma. /, SO
og ct. 3, 2t.-22) eioer Del Sore.
itfIIine ON. at Sobannes og Seills
BAR / 8an0et, men ilet life ON, at
@on6et gif ooer Seius. % SOban.
mes osbte bom.
Scr Heiten er Oct en- befen0t Gag,
at goptiiter / oct belle tn9et, naor De
ifoI IRE 9epis FOR llnoeroDffeIie,
Iigeiom 9reoifonten Der, tper iii
ltotrpffet Hom. 6. A.: ~D6egraune
me0 BAN oe0 Dooben til 0e0en.@
02en oct ubeloiee oe0 at benOiie
til Seiu 8egropeIie for at iin0e BE-
oi8 FOR lln0er0pffeIie er, al Sen
8roD life par ueo ! Sor0en, men
inc i Si0en al en- 8!ippe (Natt6.
27.6O).
Stol bernie 8egropeIie oItioo
bruges iom Npniter for 0oabsbono-
linger, ino moo mon bobe in0rettet
ct 3sbefor meo Tor poa Chen %
ioo 6upe gan0et til at itaa Io6ret
op % prtte aonOfodten in6 / BET
ira SiOen al % ser bar 65otiI life
funnel InOe fig gre.
90 boorfor flmoe man fife finoe
pno, at Iigeiom Sous par ire 0a9e
i @rooen, ionleoes fuloe ben, Der
0sbes, pPre ire Cnqe nn0er Gan-
6etl SOorfor?
9aei % otter mel oet er fife
9Sbem oa0en. BoliIlts poa bette
Steo oil ~un0erpiie ON eaer logger
8pgt poo, men oct er at . 6 (nen-
Zig oct gomle Nenneife) meo ari.
itus for ogion at o . meo bam
oe b q no re / Ct mt 2epnet.
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neife pI iege forgppes / belle oet
me 9eitomente ON eet enefte Steo.
boor Der unoerpiies ON eaer lpgges
ierIig gGgt poo 36bem aooen,
e1er Rodoen at anoen0e 0nn0et
pon / 0ooben.
8erfor - ri I~orfaiter fife Ell
0oab, Der er foretaqet pes 0eo-
IopppeIie eGer llnoeropffelie, men
pr~oteiterer imoo al bpo6e 6enne
0ebenaaOe iom ben enc rigtige
% 6Dorfor nor Ran6en belt
forbieif Sefu gefoIing: uSsrer al.
Ie 5olfeiIogene til mine 0iic.ple.
ioet 5 6sbe Dem ! 6ooerens o9 Sen.
mems og Oen 6elliqoonos 1oon" &c.
iu egen 9efalinq mao BOG p9re ct
Sooeoite6 meo SeniDn til Dooben.
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