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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
Golden Goose
Is A Piker
Tabled Egg Layer Must Vow Stand
Aside For Dog That Coughs
Up Real Diamonds

YONKERS,N. Y. Aug. Ia a ter
lier dog owned by Henry Mahnkcn.
OF No. 3 Hawthorne av"nuc, this
city, coughed up a 5000 diamond, 1t
became known today.
The diamond. which had been set
in ring, belongs to Anthony Gag
liardi of No. 60 Main street. While
playing with the dog he put his hand
upon which he wore the ring into
its mouth. The dog ac"ileHtly bi:
out the stone, and when the man
Quit playing with the dog he
missed the jewel. Mahnken. tied tho
animal up while he was determining
whether II had better be killed. FL
nally u dose OF epecac was given to
the terrier, and when It threw OF
the contents OF its stomach the stone
was recovered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
FRECKLE-FACE.
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
How to Remove Easily.

Here's chance, Miss Freckle-face
TO try q remedy for frcckles with the
guarantee Of reliable dealer that 1t
Will not cost you penny unless II
removes the frecklcs: while If II does
give you clear complexion the en-
pcnse is trifling.
Simply get an ounce OF Chime
double strength from Holt Drug Co.,
successor to NJ. D. Christie, and n
few applications should show You
now easy 1t is to rid yourself of the
homely frcckles and get beautiful
complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othinc as this Is thu
prescription sold under guarantee OF
money back II It fails to remove
irecklcs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
Courts Starts
Credit Account
New York Chauffeur To Pay Speed.
ing Fine On 1nstallmcat Plan


NEW YORK, Aug. 15-A plan
that will prove boon to impecu-
Nous lawbreakers was put into
force by Magistrate House in the
Essex Market Court. The Magis-
trate allowed q chauffeur who made
plea of poverty to pay s25 fine
ON the insiallment plan. S. down
and So a week, thus obviating send
Ing him to the workhouse.
When lsodirc Vein was arrested
by n traffi policeman. charged with
exceeding the speed limit along the
Bowcry, he was fined s25. the min
imum for the first offense. He then
told the Judge:
Your Honor, II I coJid pay s.
down and the balance in S. week.
" installments, could pay my fine
with but little inconvenience"
The judge looked for guidance in
the direction Of the prosecuting at
torney, but he was for once OF IL loss
for an opinion, as paying fines on
The installment plan was. to soy the
least, an unusual method of proce-
cure.
I've got good job. I'm employ
cd by an automobile tire company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
A VISION OF WINTER
Two Girls Rescued From Snow Storm
Out In The Far West

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. 15--Lost
in snow storm on Mount Rainier
two school teachers. Miss Kitty Rob
crts. of Washington. b. c., and Miss
Bernice Ryce. Of San Francisco. were
found by rescuers too cxhauted to
walk. according TO word from tho
mountains today.
The young women had torn ur
their handkerchiefs on which thcy
had written notes and fastencu 70
trees for the guidance OF chance
rescue party, as they houndered a
bout through the SNOW.
After hours of walking they final
" gave up entirely ard sat dow
% wait for whatever fate might be-
fall them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
AFTER TWO DARK YEARS HE
CAN SEE HIS BABY COMFORTER
Sight Restored and Father Looks Up.
on Little Chun. for First Time

NEW YORK. NY. August Is
After Two years and four months of
blindness Samuel Sayer of No. 1850
Park avenue. Brooklyn. yesterday re-
covered his sight and for the first
time saw his granddaughter. Caroline
born as his eyes failed and since
then his constant companion. TAX
ing the child in his arms and hold
Ing her Hb to the sun again and
again, he cried ioyfully. 81 can see.
can sec"
Sayer was operated on for cataract
Of the left eye in the Brooklyn Eye
and Ear Hospital on July and when
the bandagcs were removed ycster-
day 1t was found the sight was fully
restored.
While he was auditor for the Erie
Railroad Saycr felt his vision grow
Ing weak and lie finally had TO give
up his position. In his misfortune
Caroline WinfreI, daughter of Sayer
son, Henry, who lives at No. 1857
East Twelfth street, Flatbush, came
to comfort him. The blind man
would sit with her In his lap hours
after hours.
81 had a mental picture of her
face and form" he said to a reporter
from constantly feeling her over
with my hands. But her hair
that puzzled me. | thought 1t was
black. Now ] see 1t is fair. Thank
God. can see 1t.
One of Sayers eyes is still dcfec-
tive but he says ii is to be treated
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15

and / assure you thar you'll get the
IS every week. Vein. pleaded.
But, you are not released under
any bail. in your proposal" the mag
istrate demonstrated.
"oh, that's all right. You'll get
your flyer every seven days until the
account is squared" the chauffeur
asserted.
"-'ll do It," announced the judge,
after some elaboration. And Vein
quit thee curt a freee man, little
suspecting that he had established n
precedent in jurisprudence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15

Join u party who will spend a couple
of weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, who moved
here recently from Grafton, nave
moved into the Richardson property
on Market street.
Mr.. Walter Wilson, of Clarksburg,
will spend Sunday in this city.
Mr.. Vance Harrington has return
ed from Clarksburg where he spent a
week on business.
Miss Nita Powell has returned
from Virginia where she spent sev.
eral weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Hutchinson and granddaugh-
ter. of Moatsville, will arrive here to-
morrow to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Hutchinson Of Guffey street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
NO WHITE HOUSE NUPTIALs YET
Sayre- Wilson Wedding In November
as First Planned.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. ID
\ report published that Miss Jessie
Wilson, daughter Of President Will
son, would be married to Francis b.
5ayre, Of New York. In the White
House next month, was denied at
the White House. The original plan
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15

made in this state was that OF Al
bert Brown. who died here recent
ly.
The will read:
Everything to my wife after me. ="
How much Brown was worth has
not yet been asccrtaincd. but II Is
understood that he was well on.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
Picnic.

Miss Daisy Watkins class Of the
Diamond Street NJ. +. Sunday school
enjoyed an outing in East Park yes
terday. Dinner and supper were both
taken along and the entire day was
spent In the Park.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stoneking, Of
Main street, entertained at twelve
o'clock dinner yesterday. Covers were
laid for Mrs. J. f. Travis and chill
dren, Marjorie and Richard, Of Ar
cadia, Texas, and Mrs. Hermon
Stoneking.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
At Loop Park.

A picnic will be held at Loop Parl!
s tomorrow evening complimentary to
Mrs. J. Il. Travis and children, of Ar
cadia, Texas, who are visiting here.
The crowd will go to the park on
the four o'clock car and return late
In the evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15

Leave Monday.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Gaskins and
daughter, Miss Leota and Mrs. Laura
Robinson leave Monday for trip TO
Baltimore, Boston, New York, Phil
adelphia, Atlantic City and other
points.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
Personals.

Mrs. Jesse Rex and children. Fran
els and Gilbert, have returned from Il
visit at Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Emma Stealey has gone to
Cumberland, Md, where she will
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
of having the wedding in Novembe,
next will be carried ont. 1t was stat.
cd to-day.

Your immediate advertising task Is
to make new storc.friends-while max.
ing necessary cfearances of stock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15

system. In the opinion of reliable
people ike Mrs. c. J. Nicholas, 2OlO
Emerson 81. Berkeley, Cal. who
cstccms II 4 benefit to mankind and
Ida G Milchsack, zion. Law St.,
Allentown. Pa, who declares that her
stomach and bowels are now In per-
Feet working order. DR.. Caldwcll's
Syrup Pepsin is the right remedy to
use. 1t can be obtained OF any drug
gist ut fifty cents or one dollar :
bottle. The latter size is bought
steady by those who already know
its value.
Families wishing to try free sam
pie bottle can obtain 1t, postpaid by
addressing Or. w. b. Caldwell, as
Washington ST., Monticello, III.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15
SAID IT ALL IN A BUNCH
Will Of This Pennsylvania Reads
Like A Telegram

MaHch Chunk, Pa, Aug. 15-What
: probably the shortest will ever
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-15

in September, when he expects to re-
turn to work.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

BET life opoitoIilf. &al1llts i1rbiatte
lite IN eGlnite paa etboert Steb,
men 9glbitc, og Sc baboe yiloelt Dos
aft Solicit. Sort rreo bet gamle
Sopbiiteri, font bore ltaffcls 5tu=
benter liaa iiooe % ipcoe / og lab
6eln ltl,oere bele ben beIlige Gfrift
/ set 2ps, iom &erreu bar gipet
@eroe,n / pore Gage. 9bi al Sp-
lpsning, ion er S,plysuilg or ira
&erre,,. 9iapelcm er Mprfets %
Da.mbeoens Sprite. 81 ifal ca faa
cit CUBS 5tot, iom Ml,guitin fri
Der on1y oa fom CT Brofeters og
@poitlers Straben % Sefl, Strn=
bem. Men loa lang Sis pprc Stll-
berter, iom HrGIter, 2eger % gag=
fererc er en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gre
beltbeo, iau lfer oct life, % forrcite1
CT iea barge fnr, at Snoifrrntetbe-
Sen, iom biotil, bill gaa al nleo Sci
re11. Gog Selbcosiw,et bar i bore
Gage life ioa faa 1msn1rl6 %.
flnoe bette bioroge Ell li6en &jerbe,
ou bar bette Stpffe eli foraiuncs
ifrebet.
Minus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

iet Set farlige ! en- @a,,olemaaoe,
ser / betpnfelig @rno imagcr al
&losfe=Nolitif, % bor gipet 2orfin
fri. Men fjeoeligt er set, at Der
ferlt ifuIbc ct ASar Me6crlag peo
Smbolg % cit MGffe Hroteltmeoer
til, feren6 6e,1 inDiaa, at Der par
begaaet EN- l1rctfGroigbeo. Set 81
Der 2iberalismens 6jenoer for goot
Moteriolc til nnrbpoige Netrogtnin=
ger.
Ggentlig ipntpatiif CT SIM 2nrfin
life. So11 er ngiagtig famine 9ppe
|Mgitntor, hi trtpffes meb 11nbcr moro
'Iigere @immelitrpg.. S11lo al hap=
len6e Triiinb og billige 9beaterge<
ber6er, men fen1iif ren for Mn=
fnorsfelelie al enbper Mrt. &o,1
.begpnote iin 3ilperelle iom Defar=
beioer og fit lenere Ell Ii1le aob6dts-
%forretning, JON &o1er pasier for
ba1n. Gn Sperga1g 1ob ban / Cub
Tins @praao, % bans Sn0flp6elie
i 9ublin CT itprre cn6 felipe &rn=
fternes. &or 6on life blepet lds!n6t
/ Borgoars, baD0e @egieri,pge1l itaaet
pDerfor nrbnet SPtn16 / 9a1Glin og
famoiDnligbis 0eneral1trejfe opcr BE-
lie England.
2lopb Georges 2n,l0fampoene er
igien blepet 1loiat inbtil pibere. Set
btl6e bore 1tinnbfnrbigt at tilitoo,
at SEN bar boot SEN tilligte6e @irf=
ming. 2lop0 George bar billet be-
bite formeget. Set er Gfooe. Sans
@ampog1le %tiltrengtes % oil for
b%aabe1,tlig gipe @tpoet til ma1rge til
trGngte Rcfprn1er, Men Den DI
1t9ppe ifa6e 6en 2al1obrugsreneS-
iarce, TOM 2fppo George felp bar
6rgtnt ON. Seller life bill bans
a%untpog1re blipe set Qo0e Mgitation5=
hummer, iom Eurtiets Sn6pifere
boabeoe. Sc iio1te Sr11polgs triite
&e1nltoter bar pilt set.
(Mrel 0ertnlf / u@iget".)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

bel 1reget lfifre;; men .6e gtber alli:
geoel ct meget mnrfeligt 8iIeoe a
8eiplfni1,ge,rs @epGgelie. 6s0iels,
bpppighe0en bar peret 80 Yrncett1
oct iioite 9iaar MOB flr1 2.S9
bet cgertlige 9a11nlart;; mcl, iu,nti-
Gig par 3ybeligbcbcn So Frocet1
lmoo f,m ia / oct eyentltgc Gail=
(nlarf. s Mopintning 0crtil bar
pao Samaica 6poielsbptpisbeoen !
set famine 5toar 3.8 Rrocent og
|Dpoetigbe0en fun 90 Yrocent.
Sfiller mon nen1lig DC el1felte
Ser, trGffer man flnl 69~blelslm6er=
ifuo pna ct. Groir, nenrlig ca:
1900, bporimpb ct. 8bolllas bar ct
Eberifl1o al $50 og ct. Sun $50.
9erefter ifol ct. Groir bupe frpt ct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS poo 100, st.
Gbonns paa HOO pg ct. SSon paa
100.
GteliesDpppigbe6en pan 4erne er
lom befjelrot o~pernn10c ril1ge, 1lenl=
Zig Inn O.57 Eroce1rt oarlig. Sc
ferreite 8prn. ip6es 6erfor / 9ggte<
ifab. S 9iooret 19O1-11 par f1tn
80 Nroccnt Of Sc 0pbte 9prlt agte-
fpbtc, mriere1r0e nrel1em 80 &ro-
cent / sc mdbriIfe 8re6res Mfe1igz
beb % 10 Brocent bos Metbobilter<
tie. @cfolfningen bar i6origt / 1911
forfeit iaale6es u1ellem Sc forlfjd=
1ige &cligionsiomfnn6: lis Bro-
cent bar 2%utberanere, 20:5 &rocent
mGfriife @reore, 4.3 @roce11t ode
tbooilter, 1874 &rocent @n9ellf-@pi=
icotole, 27.2 Broce11t. Momerlffzsan-
tbollfe, meocns 80 Yroce,t bertc til
an6re Samfl1rb.
Meb @e1tp til Toroelingen mel
lem BE forifiellige @rbperb oplpfeS
set, at 81 Hrocent al @efolfninge11
lepeoe al 2a,rbbru9et> 26 &rocent
lom Gug1ejere og liga,eroe.
Sa,b1,ltricn optager gobt en- Siet=
tebel, Steering % Spe11 cit Solpte0el
og &ortoel cit Jemte0el. Son9=
ringsgr1,ppe11 bar pGret / @Gfit,
@anbelsgru&4oen / Itlhagegmlg
@on11bprrf og S11hu1tri ligeleoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

be1te paa Jig, % 1auo Strife icllote
tl1iolt line Ncnner Diem igjen. G1n
Mprgeneu fpr iin DpS ic,,otc ba,,
bog 9lo til Mgenten pes Mgentl1ret,
.og anmooeoe oenne ON at laoe en-
Spnneipn fao fon1r,e til BAN, oa
BON lite tapbe lange ieien, og be,,
.fplge'1oe Mat 6poe bon oglaa. atpo
Strife bar Ell 5iourinoiianer al Sci.
galnle Sppe. Spab ban lopeoe, set
tftoo fait, % ban itoIeoe llbetinget
boa benz, Der piite bonn ielp aillio.
5 sglaaatee slar par bal1 ela bpiiloe,
A a a. s a'sl1Il s'ts 4 sl.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

Danske Kunstnere fra Kolonien Evehoj we'd Hudsonhoden vii
hvert Aar tegne og modellere ct sarigt Julesmykke for danske Kvinder
iAmerka. Ovenstaaende Binede e en- korrekt Gengivelse af JulebIochen
dansk-amerkansk Kunstverk Solv. Monvet er hentet fra Nordens
mythology, og Former karakteriserer Vikingeskjoldet: Midtpunktet dam
gore ]%uLesnykket dlet s&ldent og vsrdifuldt Minde vii Diet kun bhve la
vet pa BesdlGng. Det er derfor nodvendigt hvor Diet onskes som julie
gave, at Bestnngeme er osi Hende hurigst mulig. Prison pa Ju-
lebrochen for 1913 er $500 ndtl Nytaar 1914, eher hvlken It'd den re-
gulere Pns, $1,000, vii vsre geldende. Bestllnger %sendes til A. II.
Andersen, Elverhoj Artist Colony, Milton-o on Hudson, MY.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12
Datak urattnntpn.
Tiiferi=Snbuitrien paa 9erne nil nj
blipe afbjnlpet.

Sen oonlfe &egiering bor BE-
ill1ttct at ien0e cit ni6enifabelig
GfSpebition, beltoae,noe at 6 8iolo-
ger til 6ar1if &%eiti1toie11 og cit bel
'Del interesierebe 6iifere bill. gjere
&eiien meb bem o1nboro 4'do 0an1p=
1fibct uMargretbe". Or. Soboaures
5cbmiot, ion1 bltper Tgr6ens Be-
Ser, bill ic bbab Ser fnlt gieres for
at opbjrlpe Ilfeneringen / Sc fier-
tie geii6belier.
Yloner1e for Gfspe6itiol1clr er
bgle,tlig blebet n6arbeibct al be
Iorenebe Staters sSiifcrifomunisier,
;9r. @ugb Gntitb, font er eli 6og=
mano pao ben beittn6i1fe Biiferi<
in011itris Omroobe. Ser mel1cs at
bore CODE lt6iieter til at bepe bctte
Sites 8etp6ni11g peD ct Mnlrg for
@fsporten al @ermetif, ierlig al
Gardner. 6orpDrigt far Gfspe0i=
ttor1cns Meb!e1rmer lla11ge Ylouer'
oppc, JON nntages at billie blipe al
itgr1te %pfolromiife 8etp6ning for
bnrf Geitinbien.
st 6efte mes Mejlltoter11e al,
Soltetnllingen 1911 poa 6e ounjf=
%neItinoiife Ger, JONI set itotiitiife
9eportenlent / Dannrarf I'LL bor uo=
ien6t, pi1er, at 8efolfningen ser er
i itaoig Gilbagegang> JONI Sen / set
bele far pgret ii0en 1885, So be,1
1tbgjorOe $4,000 ssSS1,oipioer % por
fteget mes 10000 iioen 1895.
Sttbagegangen it6en 1885 bor
Dnret 10000 eller goot 81 Hrocent,
og / Set ferite CHAR / bette Marblt1l=
breoe er Gilbagega1rgen 3441. Be
folf11inget u6gioroe 6erefter Deo
Golfetellingen for to Mor ii6e11 III
0S6 Ncrioner, 11erllig 12,508 Mpn6
og 14,57S &oituoer. !9por 41la,1ge
Sorte og bpor nra,1ge @bibe pe0
man lite nbiagtigt, i6et man ollie
reoe / 5Ea1tnil1gen al 183O'erne OPP
bgrte meo at lifeline melle11 sSnrper=
ne pna observation-disclosures.
SEQ en- meo lteotienot Meobipp
foretogel1 @%iena1emsa,g al Tolfe-
tellingslilterne for 81. Groir for
Maret 1901 tom 11lo11 tic set Ne=
1ultot, at Mntallet at @ptbe paa
oe1rne o fl1n6e i9ttes til 600 eller
''goot 3 Yroeent al 9ens 8efolfning,
og Get ol6eles %pperpeje,t0e Mntar al
8efolt11inyen poo 4erne .er iiffert
bcoblibe10e farbet.
Nebgo1rgen i 8efolfningstollet for
I oct '1o1te Slanr tull0ct Ste0 bna0e
pao ct. Groir og 81. Sbomas, me-
benS ser er cit lille 1ilpafit poo
Sa,,. Nao ct. Groir er Be
folfningcn goaet tilbage fra 1880
til 15,467, poo ct. 8bpnlus fra
Hop til fo,678; poo ct. Som er
Den Dofiet ira 925 til 941. Gro6s
5ilboge9ongen or 8efolfningstntbe-
. ben imiolerti6 peoblinenoe forbolos-
pis ltor, nemlig 1915 pr. anaOratfiloz
! meter MOB n / BET egentlige Dm-
mort; men bette er en- Sg1ge al Sen
|ltore 9Dbefoltning, Der l1ogipr SO
Rrocett Of belle SolfemGlrgoen.
ssfotiitifea1 oper S66oifller, DsosfaIb
I'D ie1iier PAD Sc peiittimluibii ger
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12
Knrrt1pnnnatut
&oorfur CT Stillinsen / 5rifirfcn
panifclia fpr Sibem?

Seq ,1epl1er Trifirten, lfipnt oct
narer life lnnge, fpr StatSfirfcn og=
1oo pil finor @anifeli9beocr, om /
Oct belle toget 6enl1e Snltitutton fon
boloe Jig open &ance, men nloa fin=
oe fig / Zig Mauben ira Mo!s at
goa ne0en ont % bjem; DC 1ioite
gfterretniluger fra 2piflan0 CT life
oooe, pg lom Me9el ntan 9ulmort
% Moroen tpl9e Grit meO hpob lfer
i roos grosle Natberlanb" cit lalb
Memneifcalber mere. 1or nit eget
Mebtonmcr1oe tror ieg Dog, at
6tatsfirfen CT langt mere al Ell
Tritirfe for 2ioen, cnD Trifirfell;
tbi me0cns Stotsfirfcn finn lmr ct
Gtprc, imn / @rl,noen CT meget IL
beral % %iriiinoet, .ina bar Nrifirfe1t
ct l1tol al Stpreuoe hoaoe ira. upe11
.o1 fra neoen, 0eipotiet finoes.. t
Gmug og aa6enlplt, Bnor set :tsr
frcmtrnbe. % euooe / &oroeren no
brpoc: Sc hel1, tout luttcr liz imoo
mig, ban ifal taa lioc lao bloc!
Men olt oct nnfgrte CT finn @ayo=
teller / Grnifoene, og' ipi!ler / @r1u,=
ben life iterre &oller. ems 0islc man
lober vpieerltit", 1teo.. Sagcn gaar
6pbere og Sfaoen pil n'tio furr1e
1egcs / Noripmmelle. noar Sp9rgs-
,noolet CT ON Mrfens nanlfelige
Stilling. 1bi @a1os Meuiabe6, font
-bmt fit Serres Tpri9ttelle nnl at
han nil nnre mco oel11 ollie Gage til
Ran oil bore meb 0en ole Gage til
@crbe1ls Gnoe, hur6e life / nore 9a=
&C bope uonifelia pco ut flare Jig,
nour III pes, at OcnlW &irfcn5 Ser
re bar al Mlfogt / @ilnlen % paa
Sorhul. ut set bar uunlfcliat at
h%egynoc mc6, ba 9iruclen rar ben=
nc &erbcus Tprite, er for tooeligt
nof, 0irpetcn 1aabe til 1nroo /
aon1le Gage: vSSSeg giner life Hip"
Men eiter @lro5 m%tcniafco haooe
fooet Nuerfiel1oclle / &crben, hnr0e
Sen life bape roperltigelige &a1lfe=
ligbeber, 11oar vi betGllfer Sc Wi0=
Ter % &rGiter, Sen for / Gle. Men
Sogcn er, at Nel1,S bar life faact
Con til at bore mc0 lin @irfc, ban
or hlcnel1 efsfoannllu,iceret, Oel1 To-
tbplife Strife bar lat bant / gau %
slort Naben til &rinrts, inu ban
CT n,eo Dem allcpeglte ii1otil S>Sorbens
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belt goot efter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
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fan1n1en me0 fire &arbina!er gigr
set felt go6t / Mmerifa. F..
Mtcn hi / sSrifirfen lfal life lore
fra Mol1, n1e,l Dor Snliggjprelie
fomurer, Ion1 poo Ssseiu 1io, ira So
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lar prret sseiu Meoitaber i Gale,
sfrift og / @iernina, oe baooe hi
f1lgt bent, bap6e 6rifirfen i Gag
ej boot pa1ifelig mo at fibre Zig.
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Zig for Trifirfen, thi oen far ga
9tapn al lcpenoe, n1en1 CT 800, sen
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