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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Railroads Want More
Pay For Hauling Mail

Atlanta, Oct. 81. Through a
committee composed of represen-
tatives of 266 railroads, operat-
ing 214,275 miles of road, inves-
legations have been made and
brought to the attention of con.
gress regarding the too small
compensation provided by the U.
S. government for the service
which the railroads render in
hauling the mails.
The investigation has been GO
ing on quietly in Georgia and 9TH
er statesf or some time past, and
develops the fact, it is stated,
that infrequent weighing, alb
sence of any pay at all for nearly
forty per cent of the space occu-
pied as travelling postoffices, and
other arrangements forced on the
roads by the government have
been manifestly unfair to the
railroads. The roads are work
ing to have these things rene
died and expect to win in their
fight.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Atlanta Zoo Wants
A Georgia Bear

Atlanta, Oct. 81. If you've
got a live bear on your farm, or
sleeping around in your back
yard, please telegraph to Dan
Carey quick. He is the Atlanta
park manager. He's got a griz-
zley and a cinnamon and several
other exotic bears out in his zoo,
but he lacks the thing that is
nearest to hand-a Georgia bear
So if any Georgia planter hap
pens to run across a bear this
winter, he will plese to collar the
animal and ship him right side up
with care to the Atlanta Yoo.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
The Rosary

have always believed that a
play dealing with a tremendous
power of our human thoughts
was really needed upon the stage.
Men and women rise in the morn
ing and go about their work heed
less of the fact that it is their
own attitude of mind that brings
them success or failure.
That is what is shown in The
Rosary" a beautiful new play
from the pen of Edward E.
Rose and produced by Rowland
& Clifford, which plays at the
Grand Opera House next Thurs
day. Oct. "a. You see the effect
of thought on the different indl-
viduals. One character is that OF
a business man, happily married
to wife that loves him. But
this thought is wrong. He har-
bors fear, doubt and unbelief in
good that lies around him. He
losses all-fortune. home, wife.
even his own self-respect. How
does it end? Go and see The
Rosary"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
No Animosities Between
SIaton and Alexander

Atlanta, Oct. 21.-If there ever
was any Ratchet to bury between
"Jack" Slaton and "Whooper"
Alexander. it has been buried
forty feet deep in stony ground
Since they opposed each other
for governor some folks imagined
that there was soreness between
them. The two gentlemen hap
pened to meet in the court house
corridor a day or two ago, ana
the crowd paused to see what
would happen. The two gentle
men shook hands, patted
each other on the shoulder and
said "Howdy" in such unmls-
tably friendly tones that nobody
could any longer doubt their mu-
tuaI regard.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Notice.


All partnership and business
relations between M. M. Sapp, of
Fitzgerald, Ca, and the under
signed, have been terminated and
all persons are hereby notified
that I am not and will not be re-
sponsible for any act or transac-
ton whatever in connection with
the so called Union Purchasing
Agency and Information Bureau.
Respectfully,
]. R. COLLINS,
$685.. Monroe, Wash.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Fair Premium List.

We wish to announce that our
Fair Book and Premium List will
be ready for distribution this
week. This book gives program
and list of articles and things for
which are offered premiums,
prizes, diplomas or ribbons; along
with detailed information for
those interested or wishing to
make exhibits.
These books are for free dis
tribution, but are Of no use to
those who feel no interest in the
matter.
Drop us a card requesting one
and we will be glad to mail it to
you. Or they may be obtained
by calling at our office with Sean
or & Strickland, next door to
johnson Hardware Co., or from
ana drufi store in the city. Get
one and get busy and help us
have the best fair in South Geor-
gia and you will be glad of the
money and compliments you get
from it.
BEN HILL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Per D. L. MARTIN, Pres.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Penny Lunches Popular
For School Children

Atlanta, Oct. 21.-The kids of
the Inman Park public school are
patronizing the penny lunches so
enthusiastically that it has been
necessary for a kind-hearted
lady to endow the enterprise to
prevent it from becoming bank
rupt.
The school began serving a
different lunch every day to the
little children, charging them
only one cent each. One day it
was hot weiner and a piece of
bread; next day a banana and
peanut butter sandwich; next day
"a hot baked potato and two gra-
ham waters, etc.
It was originally intended for
the little ones who didn't bring
any lunch and usually went hun
CRY until they got home. But
the second day it was instituted
all the children who had previous
ly been bringing lunches, from
home did not bring any
they brought a penny instead.
The penny lunches are now feed
ing from 500 to LOCO children
every day.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Capt. Null Writes
From Washington

To the Leader Enterprise and
Friends:
have been quite busy the past
few days sightseeing. My SON.
in-law, ]. M. Gray, who is known
to many in Fitzgerald, is visiting
me, and I have been showing
him the sights of the city. After
visiting the different public build
ings, we took the car at 18th
Pennsylvania Ave. and went out
to Mt. Vernon, George Washing
tons home, a distance of 16 miles,
which we made in one hour. We
went through the old Washing
ton residence and viewed all the
old relics that have been kept in
tact all these years. We viewed
all the buildings on the grounds.
George Washington had a fine
stable, which was built by his
father in 1888. The brick for
this stable was imported from
England, and the walls still stand
as they were built. There have
been no repairs except to the
corners. All the old buildings
are kept in fine condition. The
furniture is we'll preserved and
looks just BIS clean as if it were in
use. We went into the kitchen
and saw the old cooking utensils,
the old pot rack, pot hooks, the
old spider and oven, etc.
After this we went through
George Washington's flower gar
den. These flower beds were laid
out by Washington himself, and
hedges he planted 125 years ago
are still growing in the garden.
His old carriage stands in his car,
riage house where he left it the
last time he used it, and the mud is
still on the wheels. | don't sup
pose there is anything like it in
the world. 1t was a fine piece of
workmanship in his day.
Well, I have just met a friend
from New York, and he says
Wilson is a sure winner in his
state. Wilson's friends are offer
ing S to l that he will be elected.
| also met a Grand Army man
from Pittsburgh, Pa, and he
says the situation in Pennsylva-
MIA looks bad for the Republi-
cans. So it seems that the Bull
Moosers and the Standpatters
both think there is no chance
tor the election OF a Republican
President this year.
I have just had an interview
with a Republican from N. Y.
He is connected with one of the
largest banks in New York City,
and he said he intended to vote
for Wilson. Said he never be-
fore voted anything but the Re-
publican ticket, but that under
the conditions this year he would
not vote the Republican ticket.
He said Wilson woul d carry New
York State easy, and we have
reports coming in to the same
effect from all over the United
States. Yours truly,
D. B. NULL,
Top fo0apo+o Votorap
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Wilson And Marshall Day Throughout State.
Georgia Will Do Her Part in Celebration Every City
And Town, Wherever Men Can Gather it is Planned
to Have Democrats Meet and Hear Governor
Wilson's Speech Read from Platform

Atlanta Oct 19-Saturday November been apart and
designated Wion and Marshall Day. the result of conference
concerted action between national democratic headquarters in
York. and of the states OF the
country.
proposed sgnaize Wilson ard Marshall Day by demo-
every city town United States which
there will be read special incident the from
Governor Wilson, national democratic leader
There will be of these rallies held Georgia probably
For will hold them every county and
also IN all towns which county seats.
The suggestion Wilson and Marshall Day. coming from nation
democratic headquarters New York. has received most
dial approval and cooperation from all the chairman
State Chairman W. j. Harris has just received extended ee
from Acting National Chairman W. e. McAdoo in New York.
putting the matter before him. and he has not only replied with
hearty approval stated that he the members of the state
and the county chairman all the would
be glad to lend their full cooperation.
Chairman Harris has taken the matter up and is writing
county charmen Georg every
instance he gone replies been favorable and
there question that Georgia going make big showing
Wilson and Marshall Day.
meetings the larger cities of the state will
probably be called for o'clock the evening of November q in
good speakers will be provided The meetings the
throughout the will be held the hour most convenient
to those interested.
Wilson preparing this special message for Will
and Marshall Day, and unlikely also that Governor
Marshall Indiana will add brief word of to the
statement.
will printed and mailed BY national
headquarters New York and Chicago to all of the state hairmen
and the latter will distribute of state committees and
county throughout the Where there speaker
will secured orcby the message of the
onal democratic leader to the people
be question that will be tremendously inspiring
great mobilization of democrats all the country
November just day advance of the election which, al
generally conceded going bring democratic
Wilson's message democrats the country over will
be released publication the press until after has Teen read
at these numerous rallies all over the United States.
addition hearing Governor Wilson's the occasion
will be taken advantage discuss methods for bringing out full
democratic vote eyeey state county, township and militia dis
trict in the Unitad States
hs movement undoubtedly the ibes that has
undertaken campaign said State Chairman Harris
day. Our greatest important getting the demo-
cratic voters polls We've the sweep country
from one end othe the problem only get their
the ballot boxes.
These democratic rallies all country will
busiasm tremendous motive force election days.
will bring the polls and pile the result already
questionable.
81 am confident Georgia will do part
that there good CT every county the
state to hear Governor Wilson's message"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Farm Loans.

l can obtain money on farm
lands for you at reasonable inter-
est rates for a period of five years.
Talk it over with me. If ] can
not do better than nybody else,
there's no harm done. If you ex-
pect to need any money this Fall,
see me at once. Don't wait until
your neighbor gets it all.
68.tf. Clayton Jay.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Tax Collectors Notice.

The Tax Books will be open at
the Court House for the payment
of state 6 County taxes Oct. 7th.
FIRST ROUND.
Ashton Monday Oct. Dist from
9 to II a. ~.
Dickson Mill Monday Dist. from
l to p. no.
Bowens Mill Tuesday 22nd from
9 to II a. 10.
Vaughn Tuesday 22nd. from 1
to 3 p. m.
Williamson M i'll Wednesday
23rd. from 10 to 10 a. no.
F. M. Graham, t. g.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22
Public Sale

The Southern Express Company
will sell for charges, at public out
cry, to the highest bidder. for
cash, in the City of Fitzgerald.
Ga. Saturday November 2nd, 1919
all unclaimed packages remaining
on hand.
II. M. Smith, Supt.
76-4w W. H. Chandler, Agent.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-22

Get a season ticket and II
will cost you Only I0c for
admission to the Fair.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
Sfiftpnoe Gmner.
5OrfOleel icrnc / SOrcn.

sra Ell 8orreiponoent / SnuI
oar 9}em 9orf 9eraIo9 mootaaet
iolaenoe telegram:
3oaens BEG ucnbeo bar ppret Be
&ionesbprO, Ser CT af1ione for9om-
itoIene a Ire %foreanife Sanger an
gooeuoe oen Sortur, Sapauerue bar
anuen0t / 6Gg83Ierne.
@n 6an0e erflGrer, at ban 5ol0t
Jig i~tano5aiti9, inoti( ban blep IT'LL
let 2lniiQt til Anii9t me0 Ell Chiffon
i Den pre56pteriouife Strife. Der par
900 unoer 8orturen. Bolitict Iogoe
til BAN: y3oi5 on pil 6liue / 2i0e,
moa ou 1ao inO poa, bpa0 ri f..
ger" San iporeoe / fin 5roat: ga.
io!@ ifSnt oct life par ion0t, boao
golitiet io1oe.
On an0eu 6ange bite Oommerne,
buorleoe5 ban bar blepen iloopt oq
6rpnot oberoIt poa 9egemet.
9n treble 6onge beoioae0e, at
ban bar ilaoet meo Stoffe, ihlffen
meo anioc, brpn0t meo Sern. go
litiet bnoOe iogt til BAN, at BAN
matte iioe So til sets anfloae
eIler ogioo %.
0o Bette 8ione frimooig uotnIte,
at UNDER oet gnmIe %freteniiIfe Gegi.
mente bob6e man nof broqt Stof.
fei(ag | @noen6elie, men at Sen
Sortirr, Der M til Days brugtes,
bar ufenot / befe 9oreoS Siitorie.
fif ban 9efaling til at tie, og go.
litiet ferte bonn bort.
@n inpnnif a6oofat aioroe Cont
itorene opmprt'om poo, at oct oiloe
|o9re nmuli9t for Ben at Io6e 6i8ie
|anfloaer upoonqteoe. Fioen bill pie.
bbor oiOt Sapnnernes giftaorIiq6eo
9oar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20

Baitor IF. aGabeneis / arttianin
5olot iorleoen Qlften ct 6oreorag ON
bette for 6ioen / 4or9es SoUe0itao
iau nft1elIe @nne.
san uotalte bI. a., at ser fan0e
.opre Dem, iom pil0e iige, at De oar
tonne til Gro gen1em Spiritismen.
alooeneiS ipnrgte / Ben anleOning:
6pao pil0e SIRIUS ioare Ell iaa0nn?
San 6eipare0e bette Spgrg5maal
ioaleoes:
nRrfitus oil6e neppe ii9e: Den
Gro, OH 6ar, er ingen Gro; beller
fife oiloe ban ioare: Gen Gro er
oGroiIgS. Men ban oiloe ii9e: Den
nor1noIe Sci til Gro er gennem
@pangeliets 6orfpnoelie; Den Bel
40 5Dilfen on CT fommet rem til
5ro, er fife Den, iom @u0 bar In9t
ior Big, men on er nanet inO 8ell-
mem en- 9ag0sr. gu funOe faaet
Groen as Sen normole Sci og oen
er SEN beoite."
Ne0oft6r 9eo.Sp9er bemprfer /
oen a%nGe0ning / norif o9(ftenpoiten":
Ser peges oItiaa 6eitenlt poa
Mu1igbe0en Of to forifeIlige geie
til @uo - Sen al @u0 Iogte nor
male 6r%eIieSoei 9ennem @pongeIiets
6orfpn6eIie UNDER 56reIie al SUBS
6elIi9e &ono, iom oeile0er til al
.Sanobe0 - oa en- 9ag0srsoei
lagt al boem2
Men bette itemmer life meoSfrif-
ten.
Otter Sen Tiger Seius: Der fom.
mer inaen til 5o6eren u0en oeo
MIG, = og; oSn9en fan fonrme
til mig, u6en at 6o0eren, iom bar
'el0t MTG, otd9er pam
9tt Ser fife fin6e8 nogen @ei for
Menneifet til @uS aennem o6oes
Gionesbnr6. Tiger 0a ogioa Seius
iaa tp6eIia % fGort iom muIig,
naor ban I TortGQin9en ON Ben
rige Won6 foSer M6rnhom ii9e:
r6srer Sc fife Moies oq 8rofeterne,
ga oil Be beIIer life tro, ON nogen
itaar op ira Be 660e."
: 6isie Or6 Iigger mere, ems at
oct er ooerfI60i9t at i6ge 5orbin6eI.
ie me6 Sc os6e for at i69e SonO.
6e0; Ser lager 0eri ooiua, at set
er unpttigt!
6oorfor i6ger ; Sen teoenoe -
QriItu3. Sanobeoen - blonot Sc
0s6e2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
6porfOr?

"a, bporior bar ri life port eget
Soipital? 50. 81 iaa oog / en- an
Sen 6oritano. iaa ieler man oo8
Der, al ri er blanot pore egne.
Ser paa 3mmanueI3 6oipital /
Omabo, @e6r., 5er BAR pore 9ro.
pre- Speniferne en- oeilig @erning;
oct er mango 9lar, iioen ieg par
6er ferite Sang % 6eisote oen
i6lanOt os plOre iaa qoOt fenote
9aitor 6o9elitrsm.
Gn er ban os0, men SEN @ernin9,
ban be9pnote, er life 0sol Ser Itaar
ri MI pno en- 9fltan poa oct tore
8oipitoI, og ier no oper Sen tore
9D, % oct III MI tilitoaS. at Bette
6oipital bar oen oeiligite 9eliageu.
beo, ct &oipitol fan hoDe ! en- ia0.
oan Stortao!
Get ser liot lanat fro 3ern6ane-
itationeh men set er en- 8orOel,
Der er al lan9t itsrrc getponinq ior
oe ipge emo oct 9eippr, ser er for.
6unoeu meo at TONNE beru0l
Gen tDffe Regitg, ION asr 2uf.
ten ioa NUMB, Sen ogpenoe 5ummel
al De mango Waifiner % Scrrbone-
tog er longt berira, iaa Der er 10.
act lanOIiat oa BOG / StoritaOen
meo olle 9raiiffens 5oroele. Spor.
oognen aonr lige Der forbi, oq BOG
er Der 1 o9locf" at gaa, ioo life
engang ben brnmmenOe 9Do ira
oen 0Gleftriife" fan ioritprre. 90
Der err meget at %fortprrel
Rn er oct Mio0na, oe iee fer
Zen moo Moerooms6iemmet. buot
en- Slot al gamIe bar ct oeili9i
Stem; jeg Ter en- Seiter 9ua oq
bpre glomiter og anOre Blanter
Tom ffal inc / De gamIes @arelier
oa en- 6lof al oeili9e 9regner itaal
noe paa @tItonen, bpor De mi fulOe
al BEN belize, friife 9ltit fan boz.
res mo, og De gnmle fan np6e Sic.
6en og oa ogian oen @ann, Der el
oeO at faa iononnne 9ing | Stem
met. Oct er life ct 5atti9busl
30, ber tror ieg, pi fon lGrt
liot ogian meo Senipn iii oct SLIDER
O%omsbiem, iom oi bar talt oe fire
pet iaa meget ON; men Ri bar il
facet observation-disclosures 0anOe9ooe
og - BOG = bpao bIiper oct oof
til2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
Del Gcp, Galif.

Seiter Naren ira 9rnib Colo
bar ppret 6eruoe i 9eisg hos Ben.
ner og 9efenote, Tom oar GLADE
beo at msOes meo benoe.
Anorens G6riitenien ira San
6ranciSco bar opret geisg boS
Seiper Nielien oa bhilpet meo / Den
traole 6rugttio.
GarG Senrifien % Suitru 90
Ssn, iom bar oGret oct meite al ct
gtars 3io / OafInn0, CALI, er M
fommen tilbaae o9 Dor poo 0eres
5rugtform.
s. 6. 2arien og SlrItru fra Be
reosforb, .. 0of., Dor o9ret / Be
.isg bos Sens Semen, reiite 6erfra
til Cos Gngeles.
s Den trable 5rlgttiO er Der fle'
re, al Dem lom Dor | 9pen, Der
refer no til @enner o9 gefenote
.paa carmen % biplper til meo
5rugten, 6l. q. bar ser en- us. BE
perien ira Sos angeIes Dos Mnos
Naoiens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20

BET fonlmer an pna boorleOes. Oct
fommer an pna 9eo9ggrltnoen IN.
De / Siertet. Oct gamle Tom plDn.
0reOe belle Den ganle 8er0en for at
berige fig ielb, men mango rige
8omere bortgno itore Summer.
Den Oe gap ioa pei inttige iom
rige. @nten CAB De blot ior at
6Gioe roit for fin @abmil66e0, eller
ogiaa for at opnoa Ell bsi Stilling.
Ober for Den oirfeIige trGngenoe
gioGOt fslgenOe &pionemento ibbert
Solo hos Stoiferne: Dette Menne.
re f6rer en- elenoi9 8iIb9relie. Gen,
iom giber bom uo9et, biGlper BAN
blot til at %iorGpnge i'm @Ienoigbeo.
Oct er be0it at la0e bam % al
Cult. 9riitus bar pitt o8 ben
upperliglte Sci. San mptte0e De lem
(ltiin0e nteo %aanoeligt % legenl-
Iigt grso, % ibgte oeroeo at Oinoe
Dem for oct eoige Qio. SfaI ri life
prsoe at gre li9eioa2
Me0 artten0ommen iulgte / Den
ganIe 8eroen Oe trilteIiee 9arm'
bierti9be0sgerninger, og ii0en fuIg.
te De frfitelige 9armbiertigbeosan.
itaIter, eaer iom no9le fal0er oct,
orgoniieret 9ormbiertig6eO, og oen'
ne er life frem9aaet ner Iaa meget
al menneifeIig 3efleftion Iom al
ct ta%fnemmeIiqt og fprli9t @ierteS
Jrang. @u6 er @nfernes og De ia
0erIeies 5orisrqer. ia ban anita
ger Tia al Slo9s Nso. Qerior 6sr
oi, iom DEFENDER % til bans Naon,
pore fpl0t al oct iamme Sino og
gsre oe inmme @erninger, San
6ruger Heoifa6er, o9 Oisie 6Sr oi
opre. Sa, oi ariitne bar me9et at
tage Gare. gi Dor onage ooer 2p'
reus % Greens Ien6eo, ri 6sr
ooQte os for al 9eimittelie, men ri
SCR ionoeIia life alemme at Soe
9GrIigbeo oaiaa oeri at giOe % at
meooele, t6i iaaOonne Dire be6o9e
8u0 bel. San fplo Sin gung noar
set be6aqer @no. 6olO Sen aaben
I Den enc eGer beo9e GnOer, ia
tom oeu, naar set be6aaer @u0,
o9 ise / nIe Sing, enten on ct
biemme eaer noe, at oGre BAN til
9e6aq. Set oil fife Blot iige, at
oi bar mango 5ia1 at taae Bare,
men oct iiaer o9iaa, at ri bar Pm.
te0ning til al (eoe ct r:qt Gin.
). 8. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20

Der. 6. Roien6om og 91itru er !
0enne Ti0 en- Eur 8ei6g / Sos
4ngeles.
Mrs. 9eter Semen er / 6enne
8io / 9eieg Dos Slagtninge / Saint
2ouis, Wto., bun blioer borte ON.
firing 9 Moaneoer; naar bun tom.
mer biem, fIDtter De paa 5armen,
iom oe fornplig fS6te al 6. 5enien.
Wrs. SenrD 3enien og 9ern bar
uGret 9eieg / nogle Gage / OIean.
Der Dos SIpgtninge.
G6riit. Gbiritianien, iom bar Ell
9Ia0s pno 9oit6uiet Seattle,
@oib., bar / oenne Si6 8erie, Iom
ban tifbringe / fine 5orplores, 0iels
u. G6r1tianien o9 9uitrus Stem.
N1 er ben troole 5riigtti6 opre
for / Mar, ga FOR Beaches" 8eO-
fommenoe; Sen er mn terret, og, ioa
blot 0en er ioGgt, f6rt til 9afing.
bniet. Oct er poa en- WiaaOe Ell
itreng 3iO, nlen ooq aluigeoeI en-
forneieli9 Sio. 9ele 8antilien flot.
ter no fra 8ben og Dor / 3elte og
bar boa0e SeIt og So me0 Jig, noar
oct oa er longt fra 9pen; eLers 70.
rer De frem og tiIboee Morgen og
@i er M miot / 8oiinplufningeu,
og oct er ogioo en- trooel 3io; men
oct blioer i 3eglen laot no pao
9(fforo, % ioa fommer ser belle
6loffe al mango 5oIfeiGag, efter.
iom man Ieier no til 5pifere, Nu5-
iere, 6inOuer, Sopanere, Mericane.
re, aineiere, o.i.o.
RasmlS Beterien oq 6omilie.
Sans ). 4eterien % @ol0emnr
alinfbp 6Ieo Ssnoog Den 8. Sept.
optoget / MeniQ6eOen. 6oSmus %
Sans SorQen Yeterien bar III fsbt
Ell nnOen 6ru9tiarm, oaiaa ct Be
ois for, at Sc er tilire0s me0 5or-
bol0ene, inoIe0es ga, at Sc mener at
fun0e iIaa fig til 3o ber.
8i lpier me0 Snteresie Broi.
Bangs Geiie6repe 6er ira apiten %
"a ierIiq 6er ira 8alen. 8i pif0e
nlorig pope at ifrioe iao0an, iom
ban aior0e, Tor ioa oitOe ri pit
blioe antaaet ior 2an0a9enter oa
Dem er ser pit nogle iom tror ON,
at 0e life taQer oct iaa nsie meO
ISon0beoen. Men naor 9roi. 2ana
%ifrioer, ioa bill set ga pit 6lipe
troet. lror oqioa. at Gangs Reiie
b9re lin 5ruat, og 6aaber, at
Somfum0et bil ioo mere 51teresie
for % 6eruoe meo Sc mango 5lri1.
Sc 2anifere, iom leoer n0en at
bube oct minoite me0 airfen eaer
ariitenOom at gre.
a%irfe6nen 5. 10. Sept. q.
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