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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
Leaves For A New Cline

R. c. Charles, high fnancier
on a small scale, left Boomers
Ferry Sunday night for new and
greener fields in the vicinity of
Great Falls, Mont.
During his stay here. Charles
conducted a real estate Office and
an an agency for a home invest
ment company and was a source
of worriment for credit houses.
To just what extent the people
of this vicinity were worked" is
hard to dermine as new victims are
putting in almost daily appearance.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
HELP GROWTH
BY INCUBATION
meteorological Department at Idaho
University Makes terminating
Seed for Farmers Of State
COST PER ACRE is BUT LITTLE
Material Will Aid in Supplying Nodes
To Roots Of Forage Plants

The bacteriology department of
the university has just completed
an extensive experiment as the
result of which the department is
now prepared to supply to the
FARMERS of the state material for
inoculating alfalfa, clovers and peas
in such a way as to produce the
nudoles on the roots which are
essential to the growing of the best
crops.
The material which is now being
manufactured by the bacteriology
department is easily applied, re-
quiring only a simple mixture with
milk before its application to the
seed. 1t is sent out in small
bottles with thorough directions
for use.
There are many places in
Idaho, said Professor J. f. Mich
olson, head of the department OF
bacteriology, where the soil does
not contain the natural elements
which produce the root nudoles
and it is our purpose to supply tc
the farmers of these sections a
manufactured product that will
make up in every way for what
the natural soil lacks"
In an experiment this summer
two tracts of two acres each were
planted to Canadian field peas
The seed that was sown on one 0.
the tracts was inoculated and tha
on the other was not. In the
former instance 523 bushels pc
acre were harvested while from tn,
tract on which seed in its natura
condition was planted the yielC
dropped as low as rs bushels pc
acre. The soil on the two tract
was practically the same.
The process through which thu
material is manufactured IS
simple aid Inexpensive one ant
only a nominal charge will b.
made for the product. 1t can b.
applied, said Professor Nicholson
for an amount not in excess of
cents per acre.
Anyone who wishes to procur,
quantities of the material may d,
so by addressing the bacteriolog,
department of the university.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
BASKETBALL TEAM Is CRIPPLED
Coach Carlson Postpones Standpoint
Game One Week-Center Disabled

The regular high school basket
ball team defeated the picked team
of the local schools in the first
game of the season at Kent's hall
last Friday evening by a score OF
% to 7. The feature of the game
was the brilliant playing of Gene
Campbell, the speedy forward of
the picked team, who practically
cinched a position on the first
team by this excellent playing,
Loughney another forward,
showed up strong especially in
basket shooting.
Oliver Campbell, forward for the
regular team, received a severe cut
on the forehead in the early part
of the game and was forced to re-
tire from the floor. Coach Carlson
finished the game as substitute.
"Curley' Norton, the star center
of last years team will be out of
the game for several weeks as a
result of gun shot wound in his
leg which the physicians state will
take some time to heal.
With the team crippled by the
two accidents of last Friday night
Coach Carlson decided to postpone
the Standpoint game until Novem-
Der IA. The Standpoint boys will
play return game here November
%.
Raw Heathershaw, the stocky
guard, will play at center hereafter
in Norton place and Gene Camp
bell will go in as a forward.
Coach Carlson is fortunate in hav-
ing many eligible recruits with
which to balance his team in case
VI III III W any OhC pay II. IN
figures that for a while the team.
work will not be so evident but
that with signals we'll in mind the
local team should win majority
of the games this season. Bud
Heathershaw is a great defensive
player and with Bangs n
IO'Callaghan at the guard positions
to reinforce him, a combination il
effected that should worry the
opposing forwards.
With the Campbell brothers anc
Kent, all fast men, playing for
wards, it looks as if the high schoo
team should develope some rea
inside playing. Efforts are being
made to bring Priest River or Hop,
here Saturday for the first HON,
game.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
FELL 20 FEET INTO RAILWAY CUT
|. W. Lindsey Miraculously Escapes
Fatal Injury Saturday Night

l. w. Lindsey, an employee of
the Boomers Ferry Lumber COM
pany while on his way to his cabin
home on the Northside, last Satur-
day night, walked off the path in
the darkness and stumbled over the
cliff into the cut of the Spokane
International right of-way. He
was knocked senseless by the fall
and sustained a sprained wrist and
severe bruises about the head.
He fell distance of nearly twenty
feet landing on the railroad track.
Lindsey considers that he was
lucky in escaping with no serious
injuries.
Residents of the Northside are
planning to take steps to compel
the Spokane international railway
company to fence the strip of
right of-way along this dangerous
cut as a number of people have
nearly walked into it recently and
on dark nights it is almost inn
possible to see the pathway along
the top of the bank.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
Miller Wins Suit

The case of Miller VS. Mayer was
tried in probate court at Standpoint
Tuesday afternoon before a jury Of
six which brought verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum of SIS and in
terest accrued. The plaintiff sued
for SIS and interest on one cause
of action and for a labor account
on another cause of action. G. A.
Buhrow was attorney for the plain
tiff
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07

Miss Chestek' S grade celebrated
Hallowe en- by having a short pro-
gram and a party last Friday.
The school-room was decorated in
a pretty manner. Curtains were
lowered, Jack o Lanterns lighted,
two witches and four ghosts mean
dered around and wood alcohol and
salt burned in a black cauldron
while the visitors and fifth graders
ate the bounteous and delicious
lunch.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
NO JURY UNTIL DECEMBER Is
Judge Dunn Issued Order Friday TO
That Effect

Judge Dunn last Friday after
noon issued an order to the sheriff
to notify the jurymen who were
called to the county set for next
Monday that they would not report
for duty until December IS. Ii
was expected that six fire cases
against the Northern Pacific would
come up for jury trial next week
but the cases were settled out oil
court and there are no jury case:
for the present.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07

Miss Sadie Yahne has resigned
her position as chief operator OF
the exchange of the Pacific States
Telephone and Telegraph company
to take effect November goth
Miss Beulah Harding will be the
new chief operator. Miss Yahns
has been in the employ of the tele
phone company for the past three
years.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
Ask Restraining Order

One of the first of demurrers to
be heard at the converting of the
Federal court at Couer d Alene,
Monday November II, will be the
consideration by the court of the
plaintiff prayer for a restraining
order in the case of ]. N. Norton
against the Spokane international
railway company. G.. A. Buhrow
is attorney for the plaintiff.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
Leases international Hotel

Carl Critchell, formerly a mer-
chant of Standpoint, has leased the
international hotel of Mrs. Beeler
for a six months period and has
taken an option to buy at the end
of this time. Mrs. Beeler has moved
to the O'Hogge residence, until
recently occupied by John Dye.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07
NOW READY
TO BUILD
Plans Of Idaho Building For San Fran
cisco Exposition Completed
Major Reid to Call for Bids
AN IDEAL LOCATION SECURED
Has Approximate Area Of so BY $50
Feet-Well Arranged

The revised plan of the Idaho
building is now complete and
while the area is not as great as
the former plan, which had to be
changed owing to the requirements
of the director of works of the fair
association, the building is possibly
more ornate than the first draw
ings prepared says the Boise Even
ing News. The building is mod
i6cation of the Spanish renaissance
and has an approximate area of SO
$50 feet, with projection bay
on either end. These bays, or
pavilions, are covered with plaster
tile and connected by means of the
same character of roof The pro-
jections of the latter are consider
able. The upper entablature form
ing the start for the roof is sup
ported by plasters, having a proJec-
ton from the face of the building.
The frieze is ornamented with
plaster detail and the name of the
state. The entire outside walls
will be covered in warm cream
color stucco. All window open
ings are arranged for swinging
sash, which will be divided and in
many cases glazed with Transparent
cies. There are two principal
openings in the front with direct
entrance from the terrace of the
front to the room intended for
moving pictures.
The first floor of the building is
arranged for one central exhibition
space 50x70 feet. At the east end
are located the executive offices
and at the other end is room 26x
Sc feet and in which will be shown
moving pictures of Idaho.
The second floor is reached by
two main stairways of ample pro-
portions. On the second floor will
be located the educational exhibit,
general exhibition rooms and rest
and writing rooms. Immediately
over the executive rooms is located
a large reception room for ladies
and for formal reception. There
are unassigned rooms which may
be used in connection with the
maintenance of the building. Ar
rangements are made for boxing
and storage rooms in the basement,
accessible from the outside and
from the first floor of the building
The space allotted Idaho faces
the bay and is situated directly on
one of the important esplavades.
The ground area is $50 feet front
age by 100 feet deep: there will
therefore be considerable room for
planting and it is the intention to
landscape the unused portions OF
the ground using flowers and
shrubbery, the white and yellow
flowers predominating. Flowe
boxes will also be provided across
the front of the terrace. Here
also will be placed bay trees and
boxed plants. The entire exterior
of the building will be outlined
with incandescent lights so thai
the contour of the building will BIZ
seen clearly.
1t is the intention of Major ReeC
to go to San Francisco at an early
date and receive bids for the con
struction. Idaho contractors ar,
asked to submit proposals for tn,
construction as we'll as others.
is the hope of Major Reed to star
active work on the building a
soon as possible after first submit
ing the plans to the fair officers TO
their approval.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-07

Mrs. Burgett, pianoist at the
Utopia theater, plans to take
two weeks vacation beginning
Monday ight. Mrs. Leah
Monks-Ro will preside at the
piano in the absence of Mrs.
Burgett.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Morit| Mmcrifaner / set fine{iife

MorifM mcritaner / Set fineiife
Solepr Ien. Garl Neprl'o iom /
CONNER blep ubcfsnmineret fra
Bisconiin l1nipcriitet CT blcper l1o=
nGpnt til asiiltrcnoe 3olofasierer /
Ell !@apl1 / &ina. Nepr1l0 Ser blcpt
ambefalet til Stil.ingcn al Hrof.
Soul g. @einicb amerifanif Mmbas<
laopr til &ina, TOR flor Stlloeuter-
fon;crenccus Yrniiocnt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
0htragn.

Sc fariise Snvrclip % Better.
StromleOeu al a%pinoerltes Snyre=
lin og M9nocnes Better bar ifplge
Ell iremrogcnoe 2ouopner &irurg,
Der fpr 2iehliffet befir1oer Jig fer
Inm Me0len1 al 9ngefouyresjen,
,l1eget at gipre nteo mango al Sc
Maoepnoer, for1 tom,uer nllocr fl
rurgiif @eba1oling / 0i5ie 5iOer.
SEQ set itooi9e .oa iturfe 1r9f taber'
nen1lig Mapeluffen iin Gloitieitet
pg gpnen til at uoisre iine 6unf=
tioner. og eli Ei(itano i%uotruoer,
Ger pfte FIN fun af6iuIpeS peb cit
operation.
9posfalo, !@usejer, fbp. Grocer
Sans 8. NiSieu, opbe pllr0lelig /
@proags, rant al ct @icrtelloA Mf=
opoe, ser blep ca. IS Mar aa1nuel,
pnr Ell nalminoelig p%elar1et Mar10
o1 Iooer til 5tptpjsbonoler 8. 8.
Mis- en-.
9egrapelien foreoif ira &ien,met,
1743 @bipple st., igoor til Mt.
S(ipe &irfegooro. l(16ertofer Gbr.
9fielie n orbneoe 8egrapelien, me-
ncns 9. 9. g. 2pge Mr. 1S, bpor=
til Mf6p6e -bprte, bopoe Gborge al
1amme.
Mnrmerc / nGlte ltge al @lubet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Set ny ~9llberoumSbicm.'

Sll0l amlingen for set l1pe Mloer=
%oornShjem CT I'LL / tranl &irflom=
Deo, % @eapn>sllen or ocrmeo
giprt. Set CT CT &iGbc at fnn11e
meb0cic ira benr, JPN inolum(er
Nioraa, ut scr nllercne CT fp!tunet
n1ongc 9ibrag ino. Gnbpcr Ganlt
h9lrGc bite S11tereslc fnr osnne Sag
pg bjG!pe ollc ion 6or @oaer.
2igelc0es mcobeles oct, at uGbi=
eago=Eoltcn"s &pntpr, 154 IS. &a,l=
oolpb st., Chicago, Sll., for bel
pilliglt lopet ogiao ct mootage @l=
nrag fra Dcu1, lnm bar Gonlfelig=
geo beb poo on1en Mno0e at zoe
bcres @jnlp til Tpretogcnoet. SITE
1ou1 bar Bigger CT nltpriierct til al
mo6togc pa fpittere for @elpb, iont
moattc oipcs til Noroel for ct NIT
nunif MloerOoms6iem.
Chicago 5. IL. Npp. 1918.
&on1itec11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
5nrnrn rmnnt.
eiamaliicrer Marsbcbocrne til

Styuultltttt VsutsNeN"eANe ~"
os? De fontaltiife Ioreltillinger
ON Ml,ligheoen al at 1topetsle Sig
naler mes Morsbeboerre Mcp grl.11=
Oigt Dilt tilbage paa Set liolte ltprc
acknowledgements / @icn. Mlligenel
er Ser lto6ig Mtronpmer, %6eri6lanot
e1tbog ficn6te REIMBURSEMENT, lpn1
bill foripore oisle e%pentprligc Soc
er. M1 CT Set for nnlig cit Speit=
ieraitronom, iom bar 9iort fig til
Salsmano for Marsiignalerne.
6ro &aris me6oeles ser nenlIig
for ct Eor Tiger iioe,r til tpife slpi-
fer: @enferaitronome,1 2ecol1tre
offentliggjpr @eil1ltatet al Saatta-
gelier, iom ban bar giort / 20 Sect
ter fra TOE 5eptember til 25oe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
1aHtaruttsu1.

@ep. &ol0elnor MnOreulel1,
1om nplig for optaget Nrbejoet 1oml
Nru1t for Sen oanlf=1rorlfe 8aptilt=
merigbe0 / &acil1e, blep SEN 21oe
Sftober egtepiet til Miis emma
Nelion fra Yol1paca. 9fep. Grief
1on fra &apmono f11ngere0e.
= &bert &on1pagni al @iscon=
fins Electromagnetic Mep fprrige
Trcbag beb CIT 5totens @l6jl,tont
General bartlett ON, at Sc maa gip=
re Jig bereote til itrafs at rpffe 10,
bbis Mcgieringel1 belll,tter Jig til
SS11terpention / Merico. Ser for
ores 6erfor Snlpeftion al bpert
&pmpagnt, ligeiom 6orteguelie oper
lt6itpr % Splag lfal in0ienocs, me
oens ollie manglen0e 6orlpninger
bil crbolbes neo @enpenoel1e til
&parterme1teren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

nle0 fin Man6 eller ON Mlle Sous
iillaro bar foaet Sen Drpm al en-
&jole, ion BIN laa lnnge bar on
raabt fin glife6e p11, in0til bun ont
fiber me0oeler ban1, at Ell goo oe
forituaenoe Gel1, SO. 2iprere, bar
|fagt, dt ban oil bore Qpffelig be6 at
lforprc bel1be sen. Men set er oog
/ 2Gngben blebet for ensfprmigt
IGe ligner binan6cn ioa nteget, oisie
Selifobslirets Gl,linbe Dipaer, at
beres Smoa=E ilfrl6e life tar SIT
teresic, uoen toget / en- Gum.
l.. So, ioo bor Sc frantic Dun1er
alt iaa fl,noet puo / Mongel al att
Set, at Set fllnoe bore moriomt at
benflptte &alfen al Set intime 2in=
neo fra cit if,,ntnlel, fugtig &jrlocr
til felipe Sa(onen = "a, bette lrf=
re, lGfre &1iplingsp9rf, lom set ga
rigttg er en- &anbulisme at a,,=
bringe mellelu Ell &%olfefones barrie
Sc Neber.
/ S9 11t er set altioo blebe1, Mp6c,
at mar Sc Gamer, 1o,n for Sis at
|trGffes ON gftermi00agen, CT be
ben tr9tte al at orpfte Meitens =
ont n1a11 iaa nlaa lige = Sci, Ioo
faar 9liets 6rl1e Ell @alfebollie ms,
og iao Doifer 9amerne / 6rlIig
TrnenS Sntimiteter og bnneer set
op pna Gnnrel1 / Gmone11.
Mal, fpler natatrliapis Erang til
at fperge ON, bbor ga Manoen /
@uiet CT Denne?
Men Set CT laon1ero let at Ipo=
re paa: &uu tager Jig en- u9rinf"
pao Ell u@ar" for at foo @ppetit
til Sol1perel1 paa cit al Sc 1tpre
@o,1lcpar6+M cltaurol1ter.
Cen enelte, iom ergrer Zig, CT
Galfcfpnc11. Men set bar FUN loa=
madlo aiort ollie Gage og 1,,toer al
&c Torhol6\- life mil16it foroi ois=
le olori1 bar pnret bcnoe gl1ultigc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Git lcpcnbe, bpor itort set ems el

beltoor at set uetoelige in1aa, fon
mar iige, tbi cthpcrt %pr9o1ilt Sc
gene er %ppbnagct al 1ltallige Gel
let, Ser er ioa im1aa, at Sc 1,nppe
fan ieS n1eo oct 6lotte gle, og alli=
gepel er oct pao Sem, poo beres
2ip % 500, set belc funun,er an.
9ette ginloer pgloa Monterne,
ligefra Sci, ollernlinoite l1rt til
Stopens pploigite &nmper. olle
er oe bpg9eoe al l,en6elig i,noo Gel-
fer. S ct alminoeliat Ere, flyer
Matl1rforifcren Gobn, leper Ser flere
>Geller, en6 ser er Mermeifer poo
Soroet. s Ell c1eite &11biflinie al
en- aartoffel, aItina Ell Gtump poa
5tgrreIie iom en- a1lnppe,1nalsbo-
beo, finoes ser minoit 5000 GeIler..
%gHE 49, EEFH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

9tpONlltper lJU9. Soatt 1tltOereO
,Niot eitcr Mat Nlauetcn Mors bel
@jelp al ct Seleifnp nleo porabollf
Spejlc meo to Gauge inn Gc1time
tiers Sppr1ntt.
Gen intercsl o,teitc Gel al Sc
contre5 Neretllillg CT piet Sc 2ps
ltroaler, lom rcgeImusliot nleo e
Minlts Mellemrlin1 oplgicr Sc iou
falOte Sper poa Mors. 9ecplltr
lamuclrligner oisle Hunpmener
iom hor ierlig 1turfe nefpp / SCI
Sio, "a 6on 1joroe iine >%Sonttaeel
ler, n1co lturfe cleftrilfc Nl1e(an1
per, ion tunbes oa llnffcs. &a1
%opfororer i1tcrcsl ercoe @ioenlfab5.
n1u11b til lomutell mes Ioll1 at jpgt
len rinlelig 6prf(oring poa 6ulno.
n1enet.
Gen Sis bill nof otter folnnre
uotoler ban, oo uo,l igicl1 hegpnocr
at tro pao pel6erea11coe oe moo(he=
lbiolte Signolcr ira Mors6eboerle
lSglm 2ccolltres fantolirige &olle:
Ga, 9(itro1lontcl, Camille 6lamori
on, bar el1crgilf %furfr9tet Tbeoriel
om Sianaler fra Mors.
@amfipinSc(. Ser ct foumc1
ganife iutcreslonte Splpsninge,
frem mn 6orbolbcne / ben l1lffcD,
lpnl1lfe 8ouf / @l,enps Mires. 81
reftpr 3ia5, ser grunolagbe @on-
fen n1eo eli Mftiefopitol poo ca
$4,000 Collars, bor / Morenes 2Jf
lnpot og ipinolet louleocs, at b1as
c9en Gebet itoO npfprt / @otfenS
Bigger ncb pper 4 Millipner Sol
lar5. 81. a. bar fan ornen0t bc1
Spltem at fip6e Nftier Ior ifcrl
Millioner al Nnnfens Mftiefopit,1
ltoen bpg at betale Sc poogjnlot1=
&c Nftionrrer fortant; BON hetalti
nneo uuroi!plc 0ofun1ertcr, Scr lao
blep 0isfpnteret o. beloa11t / @nn.
fen. Toe ifol Fan bape peret iao
hgoerli9 at o1lbril,ge ct Stpffe go:
pir / &uSielL naor bor hnpeoe Son,
%toltcr / Sen, altiao ltil(ct, bpoo mal'
foloer for v9oplifferbe6".
0irefter Dio5' Ssn lfol oglat
baoe ifln1n1et Tlp6en; Gogen IL,
MISUNDERSTANDING hrpeoe bor
iooleoe5 $4,000 Collars / @a11fer1
)lfjpnt ban / 6prbejc1 nar 9ebtor
Sen.
&ebilorcrne far ooifilt Jig frt
6anife &o%nfrcpiiprer berpeo, at St
flor en 9el bar prret Direftgrens
M~e0lfpl0iae, % SC ligl1er Sc oonlf'
&ollcger beri, at Sc bar baoret liz
as lom blinbe Mcul1clfer.
9ireftpr 9ia5 er eronu fife lo1
Ifait, mel1 nlan pc1lter, at bette ina:
rcit bill fife.
-
Sc frantic Gamer, joni life FOL:
Ser llb mco ct og set famine re!
lnnge al @ongen, CT = foruro:
liac11oe tent = fomlnet / 9onfe,
ON, bpoo III Meno ian6elig ia,
ment for lg1ge iioen, at @ftermio:
oags=Sbeen Com Sorlooelie: 6ipe
o=clocf=tca' en) er peo at blipe fo1
ensformig. Set bor 10 ielpfglgeliq
lin Snteresie at erfare, ON Weant
Nataqllet MI enoelig bar ilaaet Of
SSA&sa.5%S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

Den boioe slaocbanoel. 6orl,p-
Zig bar Sen argentinife &ongreS
De0taget Ell 2op, in%bebolbcnoe me-
get %ltrenge Straffebeltenrnlelier for
ollie 6orbol6, ser fommer inb un=
Der Begrebet: @pio Slapebanoel
2open ifal allereoe babe piit fine
8irfl1i,1ger, i0et Holitiet / Mrge1ti-
1la me11er, at Ser allereoe i 5eptem.
Der Moa,leb er u6panoret 1000 10.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

@rs. Sans G1riitianion, bre!1oe
nrr pe0 Micbmono, Mium, fif for
leocn Srep fra fine tire 9rebre, or
bert, 3oniel % @eter, ion bor /
Sn1egnen of 2is6or, q. Got., nte0
(tnocrretni1g ONT, at bu1 TIE @m1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

Mcrier=Sitnatiunen. tGenotore,
og Deputerebe, io1n blep palgt til
oen 11De &pr19rcS / Ste6et fpr Sen
lom @uerta oplaltc, mpbte oer1 Is
Nopenrber og palgte miolerti0ig'
Sroltprere, men Rr9iioent &llertt
bar life pilt noget Segn til Ioror1
bring al lin @olonine lige opcrio,
Be al Sobn 9in6 freniotte &rap.
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