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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

! would have to take time TO think !
over Mr.. Wagner said that would no
do. as they must know at cnce, SO the.
could report to the rest of their buncl
who were waiting at the Court House
l then said there was nothing dOini
along that line. After assisting All,
urging for about AN hour. they wen
away The stateaent In the News thai
I admitted that I was wrong or wa.
willing 70 pull off is entirely false.
Friday morning when l went fol
my mail Mr.. Finley Dye commenced
on me and said should not have left
their ranks. He suggested that Mr.
Barrett and both withdraw and they
pull down Mr.. Hendricks and Mrs
Rook and make a new ticket that
would better hold their factions to-
gether. His argument was that he be-
lieved Mr.. Barrett and I would make
as good board as the other two; but
If We insisted on rundfng it would
have u tendency to split their party
and make 1t harder to elect a ticket
this fall. I again refused to withdraw.
In closing this letter l wish again
to repeat that at no time have init
mated that had gotten started wrong
or have l since l became q candidate
made any proposition toward a com
promise. All advances have come
from the people back Of the other
ticket.
And their sole argument why l should
withdraw has been that my running
would split the combination that had
been so faithfully worked up for the
fall campaign. Seemingly their idea of
the qualifications of school director is
his ability to hold forces In line for
the fall election. l claim that the dut-
les of school director are to look af-
ter the interests of the school, keeping
them. SO far as possible from the In
fiuence of political factionalism This
is the platform on which l am run
ming: this is the manner in which |
believe you wish your schools con
Quoted and for these reasons hope
to receive your support.
Yours truly.
EDWARD FISCHER.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07
Most respectfully yours,
r. Il. BARRETT.
TO THE PEOPLE INTERESTED IN
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

In deciding to become candidate
for school director l had no idea if It's
being necessary for me to publish
anything except my announcement: :
but after the article in the News of
this week feel that In justice to my
self and those supporting me l should
give truthful statement of the facts
that are so grossly misrepresented in
this News article.
became candidate for director as
stated in my announcement, allied with
no particular party or faction and am
ready to stand by every statement
made in that announcement But be-
cause l was not allied with certain
faction, or did not ask its members
for permission to run, seem to have
gotten in wrong. from their point of
view. In the afternoon of the 23rd of
April Mr.. John Wagner asked me to
come to the Court House that evening
and help nominate school directors,
stating that there would be no COM
promise. He said ave are going to put
up ticket and fight it through; we
beat them in the Town Election and
have taken part of it away and we feel
that we can beat them in this" l did
not attend this meeting, but under
stand that it was conducted along the
lines indicated by Mr.. Wagner, with
the attempt to cover up the real purpose
form
Various ones who had been voting
with this faction came to me and stat
ed they were dissatisfied with the
ticket and the way 1t was put up;
others who had been allied with no
particular faction came and urged me
greed to run at a meeting held at the
First National Bank Building. This is
not so. l consented to become a candi-
date on Wednesday afternoon the 29tl,
and heard no more Of the school elec-
tiOn until Friday, about midnight,
when was awakened, and on going to
the door. found John Wagner, T. ]
Harrison and Bob Barrett They came
in and Mr.. Wagner at once began to
tell me that had made great mis-
take and had been mis-infofmed. The
best way out for me was to withdraw
l refused to do this. He insisted.
asked him how he considered I had
gone wrong. He said 1t would have
been all right for me to have run If
had run on their ticket; but running as
l had started out was going to split
them all up for the fall campaign
Then Mr.. Harrison pied and entreat.
cd me to withdraw, practically using
the same line Of argument. told hin
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

Inc PaStOr was glad TO be back a
gain on Sunday and to meet such OK
cellent congregations. A rest is good
and at times necessary, but 1t Is good
also to be back again in harness. The
Conference year Is passing away and
we are reminded Of this by the yisit-ef
our District Superintendent who will
be with us Wednesday to hold the
third quarterly conference. The 3rd
quartedly conference! That means
that there is less than quarter Of the
Conference year left to us. How much
remains to be done and how small the
remnant of time. Let us all be up and
doing and see how much more we can
accomplish before the Pastor goes on
his annual trip to give a report of his
charge.
The Epworth League contest ended
last Sunday evening with victory
for the Whites, which will be cele-
brated by banquet in the near fu-
ture Va Victis! The said feast to be
But the banquet is not the only result
of the contest. Fifteen haye applied
for membership in our League and
will be received in Sunday or two.
Besides these additions, the League
has benefited greatly. Many have
learned to take part in the meetings
and we believe that they will contin-
ue to he active members in this re-
spect in the future.
The Ladies Aid met on Tuesday at
the Rest Room and gave ten cent tea.
There was a goodly gathering and the
receipts must have been encouraging.
During the Pastors absence, the
Parsonage was repapered. The Choir
and Orchestra were responsible for
this good deed and the Pastor and his
wife appreciate very much the thought
fulness and kindness
On Sunday evening a Union Ser
vice will be held in our Church, when
the Baccalaureate Sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Mr. Heb
The W. II. NJ. S. will meet with Mrs.
EDDerSOn on Thursday All orr lsfliea
are cordially invited to be present.
The W. F. NJ. S. are giving Lyceum
attraction In the Church on Tuesday,
May 18th, the proceeds of which will
go to the support Of Miss Porter. Give
the entertainment your patronage as
the Society's share in support of this
Missioary is urgently needed.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

A Lyceum Attraction under the aus
pices of the w. F. NJ. s. of the Meth
odist Church will be held in the
Church on Tuesday May IL. Mr.. John
I. Cochran will entertain with Song
and Story and THE Path of Smile
Proceeds to go to the support of Miss
Porter, Foreign Missionary, India
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07
OVID NOTES

Don't forget tire Operetta Sylvia"
will be put on at Ovid next Saturday
evening. Secure your seats early, on
sale at C. N. Benefits and at Saun-
der's Hardware store.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES

There will be no evening service at
the Congregational Church next Sun
day evening on account of the Bacca-
laureate Service of the High School
Graduates at the Methodist Church.
The Young Peoples meeting last
Sunday evening was an inspiring oc-
casion. Over ITO young people Zone
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

lone married "person") were present.
The Endeavor Society voted to unite
with the regular evening service in q
"Ncsper Service" to be held from 700
to 500 O'Clock beginning Sunday, May
18th and continuing at least until the
Dedication of the new church.
The c. E. Contest between the
Greens" and the "Layenders" has not
yet been decided. Though the points
on each side far exceed 1000 yet only
one to three points separate winners
from losers, and decision is difficult.
We vote for compromise for the So
ciety as a whole surely won in this
interesting contest. Call it draw and
have Il united big celebration!
Sylvia" better than the Merry
Milk Maids" or Pauline" Splendid
Choruses! Wear last Seasons hat If
necessary, but see "Sylyia!" Friday
evening at the High School Auditor
ium.
Pastry Sale by the Ladies Aid So
ciety at Reeds Hardware Store on
Saturday at 1000 a. m. Here's the
tempting list: Pies, Cake. Bread.
Doughnuts. Cookies, Cream Puffs,
Coffee, Boston Baked Beans and Brown
Bread. Plan your shopping early. The
Ladies Aid have reputation for only
the best, and their products go fast.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

Mr.. c. N. Bennett was reelected
President of the Ovid school board.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

Miss Violet Marshall left Wednes-
day evening for her home in Gibbon,
Nebr.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07
For Sale

For Sale
Two year old Hereford Bull.
H. f. Reichelt.
Apr. 30-May Z. pd.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07
SNAP

SNAP
have an barrel galvanized tank
and some fax seed that will be sold
cheap. Call early and avoid the rush.
John Polzin
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

The ground had dried enough to al.
low the farmears to work in the fields
the first of the week and all hands are
busy getting in their crops.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

Mr. Howard, father of Mrs Charles
Wright is visiting the Wright family
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

Be sure to secure your seats early
for the Sylvia" performance at Ovid
Saturday evening
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

MIR. Joe Saunders left Sunday for
Thermopolfs. Wyo.. to take the Hot
Springs treatment for his rheuma-
tism.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
Mens Miasterne %r,1iter.

9a ben italienife arigsmimiiter
rornpltg al Ell fremmeb DIPLOMAT
blep giort opmarffom pan, at SSta-
liens nforbolosmesiig ringe uopif-'
ling til arigspeienet iaar pirfer
paafaloenoe, gap M%iriiterem ct uno-
ntge11oe Spar. 9ette brngte oen
fren1mebe Diplomot til at qoo 81,
refte til Sogen, og bun fpurgte, ON
oct par lanot, at SS4taliien bupoe
fleh S11geripr @iulio nlipis Sp-
tt1oelle. ~&rtgSminiiteren bite peo
oette en- merfbar uro, men leoeoe
1trafs Samtalem fen poo 1roget an
bet, og @eianote11 blen life flogere.
9ar oltna Stalie11 iitret fig BEN
florentfnlfe uSrolomnros" 0pfin-
belle og oe1r1re ibarer til lime 2ef-
ter IN % oil Stalten inart bereoe
Seroen oen iterite 0oerralfelle IL
Den &r10tets 9pfin0ell e.
Sioen Signor nlfpi forIo6 lit
9aboratorium / Mst1iereS / 6rd1fz
rige, bpor ban i flere glar bar ef5-
%perimenteret meo oe inofalote bert
5iite Mtberbelger, for ban fom
befienot peo cit Mefbe Sppisninger
| Soa1lon, &ortsmoltb, aiel pg til
1tdt lin @iembp, Morem, for
baulet franife, e1rgelife, tplte % ito
lienif Sfficerer peo at antpnDe
M1ner paa milelange Mfltauoe oa
uoen 2eoniarg.
2e. bert5iite @plger.- ogiaa faIz
bet Sc rltrapiolette eller infrareoe
Stroaler - gipr set fife ole1e nut
ligt oeo @ialp al l1lipis Mpparotet
at foretoge ben .o11talte Mntpnoelie.
at Sprnngitoffer, men tillige at
ppouge SItDe, 9Gru1Del111ger p1D.
poa lang Afltano, ieln giennem Ben
tGtteite Saage.
Get ifal bore lpftte6es 0pfinoe-
rem at operere meb lit Mpparat pao
50 Mil og eno5a iiges set at fur1re
1toitr9ffe lin Mtnffepio0e n1eget
laagere, fun afbGngie al MefIefto-
re'1s stgrrelie.. Haa SO Oils af-
itano! Gtbpert @rigsifib tilpanos
eller 2uften oil oltinn fun1e op-
og poela9ges le11ee for Sen
ltarfelte 2psfaiter f1tnoe naa Ste
oct, bpor Speratpren befi1oer iig1
San fun iaaleoes trpgt pplge set
melt brit og frt ligge1,oe 5teo til
0perationspunft!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

hlfari'aeer, bleD bun poo Snoicier
baslt go Cages GnugfeI bporpanI
8ioIeiattH tilbagelepereoeg Nant
.haperen, Der ,peoblibenoe afDenter.
q sabri ital foutrpe % biernlgle set
st sfybru6, lon i,r,an life erin
orer Naage til, bemfggte forleoen
Dag Honoers. Selpe &egnen pa-
reoe lite mere END ct aparter, men
Jielgerne mprfeoes lenge efter.
st 9ieblif efter, at Megmen be.
|9Dnote, bn @aberne totult oper.
ipeunneoe. Sra .oe beiere Dele al
8pen itrprnmeoe @anoet lom Ell RI
benoe 5loobplge neo / ben meore
8pbel meo en- .inoban Nolbiombeo
og | EN- ioaoon Mengm, at ma.
bleo gonife %operrltmplet. @%loafern,
blep ! ct gen operfploh, og flere
Steoer ffplleoes @iiterne al. 81
8grn falot @loafbrgnoe, men
reooebes belbigpis / Eioe op igien.
Sfooen er flor mango @teoer /
8Den. sos ManufmturbmtoIe1
3acbo og @unotmager @prenlcr
fnl1ite @~altomas7er1re Sc itore @peil
glnsrnoer % poelog6e en- Meng6,
Narer;; &ner, @atte, Nelsperf %
Dometoltlrmer oip. flso neo al
Stremlnen og blen naturIigpis eoe
lagt. &ialoerbalie og @aaros
plnoier itaar enonu mango Stp3ee1
fnloe at @ano, og i 8pens lopelt
@aoe, @arolinegaoe, itoor ser ope:
en balb Meter @nnb. 8numobpsne
blep 11ofommmberet for at bialp
me6 &eoningsarbeioet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

S8A~SWHyag8NE&&5
ranerne on pars Dptnr1ter. bin
bbiisrl1npe ra Jeien. Oct Dar gel
fife beta Der por 6enligten2 Get
5b;;ep dlle 4ilfplbe mace. 4
Ser giufs etoru title, eniomme
s1efer ber europa, bpor e1.n iffc
Den fiprneite Dgrning, ben lli,,nite
ar::'S ring snf a~llltlrens 81 Guilt
ict;rens inn beitprffe M1..s,,r
mar.
st foaonnt steo er 81. d. Gen
CORTLAND / @eiterbnpet n6for gn1-
merlep stranb Deb Sen dproerjDife
apit. 4aa bcnne % lener en- iao-
talot 5ugletonge, Der boz i en- lille
l%unnlelig Suite pan ben lille Blet
Soro De brufenoe 8glger. Jor-
binoelien n1e6 9mperoenen. ct lna
TOM iaa. @iotn for BON paret
ltoen 8oao, iaa bn1r life funoe rebbe
1tg ! Sure, og oct er benbt, at bmn
nnoer 0Derfpgmmelier, bnr manttet
iege Gilflngt poa &Dttens Sag,
bpert 9jeblM pentenoe, at 6enne
itrloe riDes bort nf @anoa. 5 glnr
bar fam facet en- Boob til lin @uu-
6igbeo.
Mmoens Nnpn er 8oiien, %
bot1 CT fra Eenoer. San er anint
LAT set tDife Selitab til Moagernes
Aeifpttelie, lom for fnaet Sen til
lin @oooigbeo fom @l1geplaos for
Moagerne. 8ojien er altioa en-
clogs Ulagleto1rge, og oe piloe
6a1gle, fom / Maateoer Dor bans
ene1te selifab Nan bnr MI facet
Sob til at fau fin Some meo), om-
goas bnnn fom tonrnm @usopr..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

g moo 9ientaeenoe eigre o{.
|mprf1om poa, at &c aorreiponodn~
.eer, e1ler' slrtifler, ser peIpilligjt
I'oienoes til 8Iaoet, liseoDerfor Sc
oa,tttoren mad pdere foriDna mes
Pam % aoresie, ielb on aorre.
fporosoneert ieorigtffu forfpues nfeo
et 0serte, alt efteriom Suofenoeren
.bnffer oet: prpoe Sn6ienoere
'beoes Jog 5afniltgens @fpIb, I'll,
g tribe poa ben enc side q Sd.
p'ret 90 isorigt frioe Doelig-
ISSsNasrro1eslesbeo PoDue, 81 9teo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
3ulla11h.

&roprietrt &eberien, Grrn0f6r,
bar iolgt iin @aaro rSa1nobnlle=
goaro" til 81. Mbilo, geilbp, for
1O8,00O &r. nben gelntning. Mren-
let er 40 Gor. 2a1lo. Spertagel-
len finder Sfeb lite Mpril 1916.
On 2Osaarie Hige, Mnua Sserien,
tiene1oe Dos @oaroeier Chr. Suenp-
fen GOTTEN Deo Marbns,s er bra1fnet
i1roer 8nona1g / cit Niergelgrop.
|Gn 9ege foretog Oplipningsforigg,
men n6en &elultat.
STU Dperretsiasirrer SaeobD al
@anr6ers, Der i 1rogen 5io bar OPP
bolot fig iom gaoeejeit paa uGm-
nisbnSyy er brufnet. 5rlaef1 Der
bar opernerDpg og lioerroe al Ma-
IlarrtpIi, bdr ielp isgt OGDEN. l1IDf
fen CT fttetsen 2broag Aftem, hu sSsru
ssoeobD tfgrt Selifabsorugt bar
ltprtet iig ] &apet.
golitiet bar arreiteret @opeo,s
marloen for en- flor Gppebutnoe !
aS1nlborg. erS drreiteret 2
Maanrosper5otrer % 2 @aotnber. Sc
bopoe ct omffnttenoe Eager u for
ffiel1tge abpaoiter. lJIIere 1aoe a i,
bolSelier betites. 8opeomarom er
ye'r lere @nt1ge tiolliigen traffet.
@erion Chr gpenoiien.
@enetae 6eb @oaeens56as ar ii,
olle aaploe aabDte gar1tlrI|ae e
ION lIrge on iip go
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
6nnnrrjyuann.

st Sfibsanter, joni berer @op=
netraffd IS. 81. VIII" og bejer
ca. 800 &un6, er / bis1e Dage ble-
ben npftitet. / Nl1guitenborg. Gioro
og operoiit til Observation-Disclosures /
Senoerborg. Sci uogipes for r@olf
4rofe"s Nnfer, men bette er ifplge
vD6bp." rimeligpis en- TeiltugeI''ee,
ou BET life nibes, at rMolf arafe"
bnr miitet ct Mnfer / Dorbanoene
pe6 Nrnftelsere / 1864 og Mnferet
oesnoen efter Snoifriften at oe1nme
1ta1nmer fra Song Gbriitinn Sen
Sttenbes Si6.
Spnberbor9 8iiiboerret forbano=
leoe ben Soc Suli Ell Sng moo 81
lt1tge Menneifer, ser ole DOR font
met tilireoe. og ncplten fplote @ets-
lalen. De Dor nrflaget for at bope
bolot politiif Mpbe i. Ennoilet gor-
lumlingsbus .lloe11 Mmeloelie til
9olitiet, nogle al Dem 6esuoen for t
bupe ogret tiliteoe peo mgbet,
lfjg11t Sc life par Is Mnr gomle.
Sc N11flaue0e hnp6e1e. at .6et
film oreieoe Jig ON en- ielitobelig
%Snmmenfomit, og Don1nren los paa
6rifin6elie, % set moojntte life
f11noe bepiies.
sre 1nge 9amer fra @ieben=
boom iom -bap0e taget Gpbolo i Sen
oonife> Joriamlingsbpgning og
sGipitebjemnet, u5gn0erborgbus" i
Spnoerborg, bar faaet Srore til at
forIaoe usg,roerborgbus", bpis Be
piloe rnogaa at blipe uopi1te. Set
meooelteS Dent enDbibere, at oanife
Iurilter ira MI al f11nl nuda npbol0e
Jig. bgiit s Gage / 0e n%orollespigife
&reole.
@n anoen onnif Dame, en- 9eiter
I'll Nprttnoen poo uSpnoerborg-
bus, tit Srore til at ipge Jig ct
unoet Spbol0siteo, bpiS bun pil0e
amogan at blipe u0piit.
$. bisie Gage er Der / Noroiles-
Dig blepet1 it%ationeret life farre emo
Q 11De @er0armer.
Ser ..er oprettet @enoarm=Sto=
toner / @eoi1eo % 4iter 2inoet i
9aoerslep Nm, i Sellepao / aa-
.benraa Mmt, &an sunoebeo, il
Spenitrup paa MIs % oesl1oen 81
Steoer / Iogs 9erreo i Ggnber
Mmt.
Ser fin6es poa s. al Sc gteoer,
Der mi er hepen ipeliignet meo en-
@enourm, ct lonnif xor.
iqmlinasbuS. menn mi,r6es no
set arup. Ser iom,nrr
mu,,ge arore Dnlfer fremiottes
paa bet itore tpife Ernfels1npoe II
1lersborq ON at foa itotio1naret en-
genparrn .peo bpert SorSnmlinos.
brs, for at man. riotiat furoe hoIoe
Die mes, bpao ser foreaif ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

9Gbneitre1fen / gterD er nh, e16,
ioet Mrbeioerne bar genoptaget Mr-
beioet pua Sc biotil ginloenbe Be-
tingelier, 40 gre Gimen.
SOsnepreit ST. @anien er 300 /
&dbenbabm 76 Mnr gapnmel. Den
Af66oe Dor r%eiiberenoe &apellml
beo 8or Jrlte Strife ! Marbl1S | .@a-
rene 1857 og beref ter inbtil
TOR ct 8or, Mar lioen 5ogneprait
for Sun. \
Gn i sranebjers (9amsO bos
Gnnroejer @aIo. 8eterlen, Erane-
sbterggoaro, tienenoe 20-aarig @url
neb Mapn Mnoers &a1tien fra CITE
berg poo giellmo er 6rlrfnet peo'
@qbning ! &attegat, mtagelig i ct
anfaD al. &ra1npe.
9ont11etl er, mi falber i Ben.
'Sng,, lom Dor unlagt al set offent=
lige. moo ftp. Direftpr Mnfier, &iie.
|ge Slagteri, og DprlRge @eoer5en,
a!iGge.
Direfter Mnfiar i6gnntes $50.
&roerer i 8goe % DDrlnge Geoer-
len 200 @roner, foruoen, at be iHaI
betale Sdgens Smtoittitger.
Gn 16-aaris Hige, anma Brebe-
tifieu, Der tjente Dos @oaroeier,
2llop: @eterim Saibre Weobp paa
.5allter, ct br14frret len. Mergels
,grap. Sun pqr gaaet l1o poo Maur-
ten for at molte bg bleb Ell Zines
3Sio efter fitrbet iout Sig i gpopef1.
msa'1 n1e,ter, at bun bar billet tape
Jooo>bao og oerbeo ers faIod Gro
ben.
0ampifibet ragarl Sanienn q
Belle inoton SeIiingpr forgeoens
J5orr1iooog ureo 100 Noslagerer ON
goro sfibet bapoe perefi MaInug
1neo ei 6ore1lf1g ia Marbis soq
oar, 1lli ExqgeneteY II SUI
limbs Iertfobedteoe@ eli
'ila dllere ~ eskem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

2rreriuoe. 6rn Mebe Il @jieben-
babnI gift meo Sfolebdtprer Nepe,
tSnn0bp, err bIepen ontagn fnm
&o1itibetient fra lite Mlagat1t.
3oolugiif @abe for foaet en- 60
5elle forart a, '@aptain g. @ralt,
Der bar bragt Dpret meo fra So
~lnnton5a Glooen i Senegol omboro
I Namperen a@ms @roge".
Gn 9rbeiosfurmaub 8albom poo
&'riitiansbaon far itanret @allen
ODER paa i'm, @uitru og beres Dnter
% oerefter paa Jig. ielp. San nar
40 Mart gammel, &orer IS og oe=
res lille Datter z. Mar ganurnel.
S Gmorip, miooelbart uoenfor
8%iaben6aDrt fttul Ser opferes ct
DprebofpitaI al Soreningen til. 81
re1es 8eifDttelie e. &~ofpitalet ital
1pnnoe ober tire 9Gnoer 2anpo.
Snnobeostommisiionen for .gipet
Bpggetillaoele:
grosierer Detblef.sSarsenien er i
- 81 HEFHC a-aA H
observation-disclosures, .blepen beifpI6t
a1or at babe forfpgt 8eitffffelliSe moo
en- al 8laoefs Meoarbeioere for at
lta1roie nogle glngreb poa IONS Gor-
refnrng, men Def Diier fig at bore
en- Ben at bntm, Der bar banbIet
l1oen bans @ioenoe.
Man bar nj, fonFateret, bpe11r
De 1ibelotge 5portgmn1D bar, ser
forleoen fl1Iofeileoe beb 4fobsbopeo.
bar olle ire Srlbapnsurbeioere.
9e to. reooebe beoer gbr. @anien %
elrar Moofen, meoe1rs SEN orl1fne-
oe beo Carl 5teinmiiIler. SON Doe
De ! @igenseooe oe bar light.
Maleriloen 6rt auna sbbera ct
lnfgaaet peb Dgoen efter Ell B,oIbe-
transformation. Sun, Der TIN olep,
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s np8le Mnntre al bet llobreote
belaiite Blob ga &atriie" finoes, fil
lengere % inogoaenoe sfilorinD
al &ipberboo1t en- bel Arttfelrnffe,
ifrepet of@ebuftsr @erbesiem. ser
beltog i Nrosietpngresien.
Sun fortnller ferlt ON Sen itore
Glitperoigbeo, Der blep biit aon-
gresiiiterre, % flyer, at 9resie-
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porlig &oa1gres, oct / Mom en- 'liio-
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bore 9unifertues @ialtfribeo, Der
er iad o~peritrsmmenbe, at BON for
at fien0etegne 0en maa citere Dron-
ningen al 5ahas Grb til SEN bite
|5alomon: uDeres itotagenoe Ggen,
itaber er. elrorua, mere itroalenoe END
]oes n.y. W ul'' VNN~ icy - wy
Gem, oDergaar BET, man banoe for
puAl. '''9 o' Atn1.
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