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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
North Dakota and Northwest News
LIBRARIES
TO LISBON PEOPLE

Lisbon Gazette: Mrs. Minnie c
Budlong, state librarian OF BISMARCK
opened her address by praIsing the
enthusiasm Of those who were slhil'
GENTLY interested In the cause to
brave the elements. She then pro
ceeded to compare the library OF TWEEN
ty years agO which a considered
merely a storehouse for books with
that of today, which Is a gathering
place and social center for the com
munity. The speaker characterized
the three ways In which a library at
tanned its growth AZ charitable, philan'
thropic and business, the last being
the proper way in which to regard a
library That being the case, people
mast ask themselves the question:
us It good business and Will 1t BRING
q good financial return?' MRS. BUD
long then went on TO show how people
regard a tax levied for the purpose
of maintaining poor houses, fire de-
partments, hospitals, asylums, etc,
as necessary expense and paid will
ingly, declaring that library came un.
der the head of investment. II well
cared for and properly conducted II
reduces viciOusness, accidents and 9TH
er mishaps, just az street Improve
nents do. In her estimation LISBON
Is alive TO the fact that a library IS
a. good investment for the purpose or
reducing ignorance and lawlessness
and building UP the ability OF the
young. A town without d library
she likened to a town without a school
the library being a school for adults,
only slower in its manifestation OF ,ef-
fects. The speaker gave some statis-
ties showing that so per cent OF the
taxes in this state are spent on the
schools; that, In various states of
the Union, from 50 to 1872 is spent
each year on each pupil. This being
the case, Is It not foolish to teach
the children to read and not see that
they are supplied with the proper
tools to put their ability inc practice?
From this point Mrs. Bndlong pro-
ceeded to outline the duties Of a H.
brarian, showing that they amount
to much more than the mere lend
ing and keeping account OF books;
impressed upon her hearers the
great Importance Of a good library
in a town; and gave many helpful
hints as to procuring books, assist
ance in starting a library properly,
etc, all of which will doubtless be
of great help to the association. She
plead for libraries in North Dakota,
not for the sake of the older people,
who had probably enjoyed that ad'
vantage in their former homes, but
for the younger generation, who
would never know the importance
of forming a literary taste unless
guided thereto by means Of a library,
either public or private. As 1t is,
impossible for all to have extensive
private libraries, the public library
is the only solution of the problem.
During her visit Mrs. Budlong con
suited with the library association
and the books on hand we're cata.
logued ready for use. The associa-
ton has on hand about 400 volumes,
which makes a splendid nucleus for
a public library, and as soon as a
suitable reading room can be secured
they will proceed to put these vol.
umes into circulation. 1t is very
probable that Lisbon will have a
beautiful building within two years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
With The Big Leagues
Bio Winning for Cubs.

Chicago, May 28-The Nationals are
certainly showing the world some
great bali this season. Undoubtedly
the greatest game SO far was that to-
day when the Cubs cleaned the Plant.
ers by a score Of s to Z, but not till
the seventeenth inning was complet-
ed. 1t was one of the fercest battles
In the history of base ball.
r. H. u.
st. l. O1O 100 212 900 900 90 16 4
Chi .OO2 1902 200 900 900 01-8 Is 3
Batteries - st. Louis: Grieveh,
Herman and Mclean; Chicago: Che
ney, Pierce, Lavender and Archer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
OIL EXCITEMENT
BOOSTED AGAIN

Marmarth, N. d., May 2S.-The Oil
excitement in this section took anotl.
er boost when w. C. Larue, a wealthy
capitalist firm the east arrived here
with his attorney. They went over
the territory and examined leases and
titles. Larue is said to be one of the
men behind the prospector who spent
several weeks here looking over on.
ditiOns.
Fl. A. Miller of Austin, this county,
is endeavoring to interest w. d. Terel,
q well known oil man OF Beaumont,
Tex, in this country. The latter may
investigate the conditions.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
RuNaE All DICKINSON

Dickinson Press: A. H. Runge OF
Bismarck, state fire marshal, was in
Dickinson on Wednesday, afternoon,
going from here to Belfeld. Mr.. Runge
looked over the wiring Of w. A. Cat
news in the. Elk building, Masonic
temple and other public places in the
city and stated without hesitation
that there was no better work to De
found in any city than in Dickinson.
He said the Dickinson people were
fortunate in having an electrician like
Mr. Cutnew, Mr.. Runge Is an cid
friend of H. A. Hogrle and stated that
he would likely return to the city
within q short time to inspect wiring
in all buildings.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
commercial CLUB
BOOSTS BOWMAN

Bowman. N. d., May 2S.-The rest
of the country is to be told of the adj
vantages of Bowman, II the plans OF
the local commercial club are carried
out. The great amount Of moisture
last fall, good rains during the spring
and the splendid ecent rainfall has
made conditions here that are regard
ed as ideal. An effort will be made to
attract attention to the great %possibil-
lies of the southwestern corner Of the
state in an advertising campaign.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
BRUEGGER DECIDED .
COGswELL POsT0ff|CE

: Cogswell, n. d., May 28.-
:. National Democratic Commit
:: teeman Eruegger has spoken !
s: and the lively contest here ov- !
!: er the p%ostotfice Is now settled !
:. in favor Of Frank McGraw. He
:. will no doubt be appointed at !
: an early date as the term of the
:. present official expired some
= time ago. There was consid. !
:: cradle rivalry for the position !
:: and the selection Is quite favor !
: ably regarded by the patrons
:. OF the office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
BIDS FOR
SCHOOL BUILDING

; !" I
Maddox, N. D.. May 28.-
; Bids from architects for the :
new $25,O0O agricultural school
) building have been called for !
; to be opened June 4. Benson
) was the second county in the .
state to take advantage of the .
law permitting such schools
. and the buildings will be erect :
; ed this summer so school work .
; can be started this fall. !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
NATIONALS

Wednesday Games.
st. Louis Z; Chicago S-seventeer
innings.
F' Cincinnati 3; Pittsburgh i.
Philadelphia and BrOoklyn-wet.
Boston and New York--wet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
AMERICANS

Wednesday Games.
Chicago 1-3; Cleveland 20.
Detroit 6; St. Louis 3.
EOstOn at New York, rain.
Washington at Philadelphia, rain.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
:. :. :
: CALENDAR OF SPORTS ::
Tuesday
:: > :, :: :; !: : : :

tuesday
:
Thursday
Annual bench show of Mount Royal
Kennel Club opens at Montreal.
Annual bench show of National Dog
Breeders association opens at San
Francisco. - ""
Frank Klaus VS.. Jack Dillon, 10
rounds, at Indianapolis.
Friday
Annual 5O0-mile International Auto
mobile Sweepstakes race at Indian
apolis,
National intercollegiate track and
field championships at Harvard Sta
dium, Boston. .....
Annual regatta of the Harlem Re-
gatta Association, New York.
Opening Of spring race meeting at
Belmont Park, New York.
Annual Marathon race of the Mer-
curry Club, Yonkers, N. Y.
Annual show of Tuxedo Horse SNOW
Association, Tuxedo, N. Y.
Steve ketchel VS.. Patsy Drouillard,
10 sounds, at Winnipeg. '
Saturday
Annual regatta Of American Row
ing Association, SchuylkiN River, Phil
adelphia.
National intercollegiate track and
field championships at Harvard tSa-
dium, Boston.
Missouri Valley conference athletic
meet at St. Louis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
CHICAGO Twice.

Chicago Twice.
Cleveland, May 28-Cleveland seem.
ed to be in their element today when
they cleaned the visitors twice. y 1t
was two of the best double headers
ever seen in the city. @tt'T7n.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29

ASSOCIATION.
CHANGING OF 1nErEAMs

Wednesday Games.
Louisville 8; indianapolis 3.
Milwaukee s; Minneapolis 0.
Toledo 2; Columbus 8.
Kansas City 5; st. Paul 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
Kansas City 5; St. Paul T..

NaUOAO wy D o. VAuI '.
St. Paul, May %. There were
heart throbs for awhile this afternoon,
especially on the part Of the patrons
of the Saints when 1t looked like they
were to be cheated out of a possible
game which was so close that there
really was no fun in it. The game
ran up to the close Of the ninth when
It was a tie and the Saints were as
tired as St. Peter after q long shift
In the tenth the visitors got one; then
the Saints went to bat and they failed,
The balance Is ITO be seen by the
score. t. .'s.' = ~"
. .q - 'E R. H. e.
Kansas City . 200 OO1 OO1 Ia 10 l
St. Paul 80. OlO IL. OOl o. II 2
Batteries - Kansas City: Coving.
ton and Kritchell; st. Paul: Gardner
and Miller. '-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
HAS GOOD RECORD.

Granville. Herald: John C. Ross.
who Is one of the delegates from
Granville to the fire tournament to be
held at Bismarck June 10th, 18th and
18th, is probably one of the best
known fire fighters in the state. MIR.
Ross is a life member of the North
Dakota Firemen's association. He
has served one term as first vice pres
ident and was one of the trustees for
two years. Out of the Twenty-Five an
nual conventions held by the associa-
tion, he has attended nineteen, this
making the twentieth. Such q record
is one of which Mr.. Ross can justly
feel proud.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
LouIsviNe 4: INTERCHANGEABLE 3.

Louisville 8; indianapolis 8.
indianapolis, May 2S.-A featureless
game, outside the batting OF Louis.
vile occurred on the local diamond
today. While 1t was a pretty good
game. yet it lacked the pep and the
game closed 8 to 5 In favor Of the Wis
itOrs. .rs.,. ..-'
Louisville ...., OPS 900 OO3--8 IL l
Indianapolis 49,. 900 300 600 3 9 l
Batteries Louisville: Louder
milk and Clemens; Indianapolis: Kais-
erling. Harrington and Clark.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29

THE WEATHER..

North 0akota-local show.
ers, and Thursday Or nipht;
Friday fair.
South Dakota-Fair, not
quite so warm Thursday; Fri.
day fair.
Minnesota - Generally fair
Thursday; warmer northeast
portion; showers and some.
what cooler night Or Friday;
moderate winds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
NORTHERN
STANDING OF InE CLUBS

Fights Scheduled For Tonight.
Frank Klaus VS.. Jack Dillon, ~
rounds, at indianapolis. 'r'"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
Milwaukee 3; Minneapolis O.

Minneapolis, May 2S.-The Brewers
played one Of the incest games Of the
eason today and defeated the Millers
in one of the cleanest games OF the
season. With three runs, ten hits and
no errors as compared to no runs, two
hits and two errors the. game is told.
49, r. H. E.
Milwaukee 49,. 900 900 O03-33 10 0
Minneapolis 49,. 900 600 600 2 2
Batteies = Milwaukee,: Dougherty
and Hughes; Minneapolis: Paterson
andJames. js' r..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
Cincinnati 3; Pittsburgh I

Pittsburgh, May est was a close
game today between Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh, and It is admitted that the
locals played the poorer game.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
mANDAN PEOPLE ENTHUSIASTIC

Manning NeWsI Mandan people
predict a great future for that city.
Communications have been received
from one of the strongest financial
institutions in the world indicating
a desire to back a railroad PROPOSE
ton of sufficient magnitude to cover a
large section south and northwest,
making Mandan a central point. An
effort will be made to further inter
est the capitalists in the proposition.
The proposed railroad will touch Nor
ton, Oliver, Mercer and Dunn coun-
ties.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29

Detroit s; St. Louis 3.
st. Louis, May 28.-Detroit simply
outplayed the locals today-thats all.
It was a pretty good game, but en-.
thusiasm was not in the crowd
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
Toledo 2; Columbus 8.

.VOIeu0 z, VOlVWU0t o.
Columbus. May IS The Toledo
team met an ignominious defeat at
the hands OF the locals today. There
was no comparison between the pla;>
ing OF the teams; though 1t must be
admitted that the visitors did some
good batting.
t " .' '' '*..' R.. II. p.
Toledo ........ 101 900 OOO-2 II 2
Columbus ..... 012 020 l2x-8 IL 0
Batteries Toledo: Bassette and
Livingston; Columbus: Davis and
Smith,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-29
Bismarck Chosen as Place
County Auditors Meet

Continued from rage One.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
ton ben labe lite barnle op meo ben

ton ben IoDe lite ban,le op meo ben
beje.
Sen bpje % imalle, peo ainbin-
ger,1e inoaobpiebe 8mroe, better en-
%ioritanostpr oil bartfelmooig 9iert,e,
Ser fattes anl10elig Gnergt.
&eniet bar oftelt Ell bpi 9jerne,
set ~inter{ipe Sent Ell mere lobret
8nnbe nleo ifarpe Grgf; bet er
.longion1mere til E9ntnil1g, men er
Ibe0re bebarenbe; set efsteniipe @eni
|bnr hpbere, mere runbe Er9f, Ell
mere tilbagelfreonenoe &anoe, bet
er bnrtigere % lettere / Eanfen.
Gn fort ifarpifoaret, beo 9ien-
brpnenc bonlinere1t6e 8anbe oper
faite Eref og 6Dbtliggen6e 9jne
piier Ell leoenoe, praftiit og orr
bejosopgtig Moto; met ben laoe
&an0e ojemmer mere Borilogenbeo,
Snubeb % Gift enb 6en bgie, ser
og1na rent un1t6oelbnrt birfer mere
oaben % fri.
9en forober runbe, men neboo
Hooe &onoe tpoer bel paa S%oritanb,
og sen fan beffe ober en- beftig %
leoen6e &ierne. men Ben er folo.
Com sen be6ite &ierne mao mal1
biit faitiloa Sen, Der lisger bag BEN
ret bpje, beb Ssien babeoe, peo Tin=
0ingerne breoe og rl1n1melige &an=
Sc, Ser. bar rl1nbe og bleoe 1ref,
'er ret lobret, bar fin og bepegelig
SUD, og iom bbiler fipft pon 9ien=
brpnene, Ser er bgie6e ,1oget op moo
Ginbingerre.
Men ON 8oa1oen og Sens enfelte
IGele label iom ONT Sc eprige Mn=
%iiets0ele giel0er set, at Sc mac
ltoa / Jorbol5 til pg life itiffe for
meget at. fra Sc gorige SrGf, ibe1
cit gienitoig l1bpifli,,g al enfelte
/, Creme al Dor &orofter / set bele
olbrig er belbig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
Ia 6mltanrn fix 3Brugl

Gn lille @iiturie om SobatsrD9nine.
@barleS @hite forteller / i'm
BOG ON rSre Mar / &onitanttno=
pei" Ell mu11ter @iltorie ON en- ine=
Sig Sulto11 % en- enonu jne1tgere
Gobafsrpger.
Scrub maa man eri1r6re, at Eyr=
fer11e er &er6ens melt pasitonereoe
&pgere og bor beret BET lige ii6en
Sobaffen toni til Stambul font
men me0 auffen @ar 1905.
Men en- lang Sio Dor set forbuot
at rpge / 9prfiet, og Opertre6ellen
al Gorbuoet it-affeoes poa Sen melt
borboriife Moa6e, ia en6ogiaa meo
Ggbsitraf.
Gels bar man ba11ge for, at 60
baffen lful6e ipgffe @efolfninge1r
for meget. bels frpgte6e ,naat Slbe-
brand fra 6e iteoiebren6e1oe Gent
0elomper / bette Sc pragtful6e 3re=
bpgningers 2ono.
S Mioten at set Toe Marbun-
6reoe berife6e Sultm1en M11ra6 Sen
4oe. Get bar en- begobet Mano /
|alle &etntnger. Sg ogioa bar ban
begabet meo olle mulige Safer.
SAT- 0raf font en- Sbamp. Men
rpge, set gior6e ban life, og 0erfor
for ban itarf' trent moo Gobdsrp-
geri1e.
2igeiom Sc Guiinoe og en- Seats
Spriter bolbt ban al at blonde Jig
forflebt meIlenr 6olfemasferne. Get
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

EbDrfet Marf Narbeoen. st gierg.
opbolo Ct lerlig gnnitigt; ligeleoes
.bpoer lange GDltitrRfninger mango
suomprfe6e Ei1flngtsiteoer fpr &e'
'ipgepatienter.
glf 8rofesior Dunbar er Der trent
itillet ct Serlrm, iom | mango Gil=
feloe bar bapt ubmerfet 8irfning.
Man in0iprpjter @iften / &elte; !
&elteblooet ~prpol1ceres "a Ell Mob=
gift eller M11titorin, lom falbeS
Yollontir, % Tom, a,tbenot i 9ioe,
ifaI fun11e forbinore @pgoomme11 !
at brpbe frenn. Oct in6eboloes !
De iprpitebe @eites 8lobieru1n, iom
fan orpppes / ginere % Meien.
S 9piflan6 er 5pgoommen me
get uobreot, % &pipgepatienterne
bar paa 6elgolaoro funoet ct Cont
meropbolosltcb, bbor 6e er fri for
alle Slayer.
Ser itiftebe / 1898 en- Gel So
tienter, bboriblan0t flere 2ager, en-
Borening, rSeufieber @1,l0 bon
Selgolan6", bpis Spgope oct er
nipn11p11 MpA[etntnprnpa Gnn1n14hei,
Sc at iege Sc bebite Mioler moo
@pgbommcn iamt at 116fin0e be
Ste0er omfring / europa, bbor
&ehWepottel,ter nogenlunoe trpgt
fan opbol6e fig.
6oreninsen teller MI mango Gu,
.iin6 Meolemmer, ipre6t ODER bele
@1,ropo, 6erof flere batIfe.
Or. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
sfriper p,,1 fin Manb.

~" ~s~>f VSS'~
Man0," lfriper Mrs. 6re0 8ecfel,
331 Nolpb Street, 8rpoflpn, u. g.,
ubar peret ipert libenoe al @igt.
Otter at babe ligget Ing / tire Moa=
neoer to9 bon aa,rifo, og gif til
hoge til %s(r6ejoet iejer. &on flyer,
at .bor1 I'LL fpler itorartet."
@pem fan itge, at Ell Meoicin, ser
fremfol0er faa6ant &ionesbpro, life
itoar ODER set almin0eIige? Mpo=
tbefere og &%jebnen6 forbon6ler
fife 9r. &eters &a,rifo. 9en er it.
fe en- @on0elspore. &porleoes foar
nlon Sen? @jem1em SpecioI-M gen-
ter eller birefte fra gierre, Gr. &e=
ter 6obrnep & Cons &c., 1875
SO. @opne Mpe., Gbicogo, SIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
6nnherjyllanh.

9anif 2anoboforenine. Clogs
berreos 9onbbofcrening / Set notio=
malt trl,eoe Strpg mellem Singlep
og Ien6er CT pprettet; Sen begpnoer
meo 200 Meblemmer. 6orm. CT
sSorpt. Sir. 2innet, ,Solpig.
Tlensbpre sa,nle &irfegaaro, Ser
iom befienot foruoen Sen itore Sci
Iesgran fra S1teoilaget r1lm1ner Ell
Mengoe bonlfe &riger9rabe, bliper
inoeparen6e Mar neblagt lom Sir
fegoorb.
Gen bor ba teltooet offurat / 100
l(or.
Tortpifninsen. S Sen 6aniftalen=
Sc Gel al Ggn6er*&re0ien arbejoes
Ser fra tpif SIDE ltooig meget erter-
gift poo at faa in6fgrt tplf @u6stie=
11eite / &irfer1e.
8eitrebelier1,e goat 6els uo poo
at fao fore9et Mntallet al tplfe
@u6stieneiter / Sc &irfer, bpor Sc
for Eiebliffet ofbol6es SIDE ont 81
De meo bonife, 6els pao at faa iuo-
fert rent TIFF &irfeiprog / @tebet
for Set e,16nl1 meget u6bre0te 6an=
ffe.
gsyt 6oriamlinss6ns, S Nnleo.
ming al 2onooagspolget enifeos
9anifer11e at boloe Mg6e / Gntglep.
9eres shilling bar bi6til p9re1
meget tr1,et Ser, men SEN bnrlfe
Jremgong bar meget flor be0 iiolte
Golg. Ser por Dog ingen al Cog
nets aromGn6, ion1 bil6e gipe So:
fale til ct 0onlf Mp6e. 9erfor ba1
no9le Men6 / 3er6er Mmt beil11t.
tet at lpge at foo ct Soriamlings-
BUS rejit / 1inglep, Ser logger
Sen trueoe 6irfant. Mon bar ollie
reoe @pggearltnoen % Sen ng6pe1t
bige @pggeiun1.
r@aranti MOB 1topisnins". Ge,
Observation-Disclosures 6ortplf11ingsapis
@obersleu retter Mngreb moo 81
noroIlespigife 2mome1ro, iom gje1l
mem uSej}foIeblooet" igger 9ienelte
foIf fra @o1,geriget. On Snoienoe1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
e, foroi Sc lite bapoe pasIe pno

Inc, foroi Sc lite bapoe posiet poo
ban1.
Mpite Morgen ienote ban 8u6 til
|5torpeiiren % befaleoe bonn, u6er1
igpri9t at betro bonn @aarsbagers
#Sanoelie, at uo1teoe en- @rofla-
motion, bpori Ser ltolobeoes to Get
Sfe @ulo % fllloitenoig Eilgibelie
til Sen 5pabi, ION Mftenen foruo
nar 9opbanepluoien bap0e gien-
1emprpglet en- @orger, bpis ban
burtigit inofanot fig bos storbeii,
rem.
Men @olbuten, Ser erinoreoe fig
5ultanenS egre Orb, at @obeoer it.
fe pofier iom Tigner, los olbrig bg<
re fra Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

i u6lensb. An." gipr berfor op.
marfiom poo, al set tpife @ranie-
fontor eIler bpob Set ,l faloes,
.lgjennent fine Mgerter bberper 6auit
ITDerloe i Mgrrejyllarb. .Goruoen
goo 2gr bpoes u@oranti moo Ito
bisning" Get er iiffrt prejiilfe
@entepanr0c eller 0omG11er, iom
poa bcl1ne Moooe Tiger at ltnffe Jig
Jolf fra &p,1geri9et; 1te1 ns1ar De
|iamme 3jereltefolf orbejoer b@
2onoets @ern, jnges Sc u6 at 2on-
set.
S @oe,1ene Mbel, Ginglen %
9iterboiit er Ser faaleoes ,u imo-
fert Is tplfe @uostienelter ON sla=
ret pe6 Chen al Sc bmtife, / So
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tet S. itrafs bopbe erfienbt lin
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for Gornarmelie, og at bou rp6 set
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al lit @rbebrp, o9 bbis ba11 pua Ell
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biloe Fan life ilippe mes EFT Nenge-
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mes nogen Milobe6, og Ser forebol-
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