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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14
LUNA PUERQUE.

Thomas P. Byron of the best known newspaper
writer's and oil in Bradford Pa. He scholar and
intensely practical which is combination. He
killed in automobile accident about year ago. Recently
Everybodys Magazine published exquisite poem written
by him and found after his death. The poem fOllows
The Boy.
"Gleam on, oh! geam
Across the restless
'Tis a silver pathway Moon-man,
That leads from you to me-
And hol for the day | sail away
To follow the bright mOon-lane,
With adventures bold, to the Rainbow gold
Or to beautiful castles in Span
The Moon.
"Dream on OH dream on,
Lad with the soul to roam!
Hearts like your have followed my lures
And severed themselves from home
From the lands of Ice to the Isles of Spice
That browse in the tropic
They have sought and fought and died for naught
But the lure o the path o the moon
''Seep, lad Don't weep, lad
Your dreams true, say l.
You hear the call of the out-trails all
And you II follow them till you die.
And yet when you re old and the fire is cold
That sent you forth to roam
AT the last you IL rest meath the earths deep breast
And dream of the road back home"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Biz and their dogs have given dis
tinctiOn. 1t means the difference be-
tween losing and winning a $4,000
racing purse and $4,000 is a fair
weeks income along the Yukon to.
day.
Twice johnson has earned the purse
and the greater glory that goes with
II by "mushing' his prize dogs over
i0S-mile course of tTackless snow
IN the arctic wilderness 1t Is his
wonderful endurance under this acid
test that has won for him the title
of Iron Man"
During the three days and nights
IL takes to strain through from Nome
TO the finishing post at Candle Creek.
Johnson does not sleep. Only a few
mouthfuls of food pass his lips and
scarcely any water The dogs run the
gruelling race under the same con-
ditions. In 1910 when he won his
first sweepstake, John Johnson did
not once stop to rest. This year he
allowed himself few minutes in
breathing spells, finding that the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14
Is THIS RIiI4 INNOCENTS

All at once the eyes Of hundreds
have been turned on the bill intro"
duced In III" lower house Of th" Icgls'
Iiature by Ren Harrison Ct Hughes
county, authorizing the school land
commission SO sell 0v. lease school
lands taken under mortgages. ON ITS
face the Hill appears 20 be innocent
enough. Representative Wash Uud-
son has declared that he has the ut
most confidence In Ben HARRISON The
other members 81 The house have not
set expressed themselves
Does this innocent appearing meas"
urc mean the whltewashing Of th'
school land department" The charge
has been made thar it does, and Har-
rson himself has denied ~. He was
a member Of the board Of school land
commissioners before he was elected
and took his seat in the legislature.
II WAS one og the promises Of the
incoming administration that the
school Ianl department would he In
S,stigatcd. Charges Of thC MosS ser"
ious nature were made against that
department early III the campaign, but
they were hustled Np in some way. 1t
Wall be recalled Iy every reader OF
This newspaper and the readers Of
other Sair and unbiased newspapers
throughout tho state that Fred Park
iuson made charges, backed up by the
records and aGftdavits, OS facts that
constituted Crookedness ar gross In
competence on The part ot the mem-
hers Of that board
The most serious charge was that
the school funds had been loaned on
land that was not worth the amount
OF The loans The loans IN Roger
Mills county were perhaps the most
notorious, hut there were Others. The
members of the school land dcpart-
meu,. made show or inviting a
thorough INVESTIGATION, but II was
never completed.
Now i, is charged that this measure,
known as house bill! No. gS. will per
mi; the sale of these farms under the
MORTGAGES held by the state and that
naturally they will not bring anywhere
near the amour, that has been loaned
on them. The old loans will by this
means be wiped off the slate, however,
II this measure becomes a law. The
sales under mortgages can he con
Quoted quietly and unostentatiously
and the loss TO the state will not be
noticeable in any report that will be
made.
The charge that excessive loans
have been made is not a new one and
it has never been fully investigated or
explained. It has been charged that
the sacred fund OF the school children
o, the state was being wasted and that
charge still stands undenied and not
dlsproved. That is the reason this
measure by Harrison, former secretary
of state and member OF the school
land commission, is being looked upon
with so much suspicion. The expla-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14
.ort pausos benefited him and his

short pauses benefited him and his
dogs.
The man who can do that is quite
naturally the idol of his Fellows on
the other side Of '5S.
The dogs. too, come Ia FOR their
share of worship-thosc who live to
drag themselves to the winning post.
The drivers in the All-Alaska race,
inaugurated by the Monte Kennel
club In 1908. may go as they please.
The only condition is that they bring
in every dog. dead or alive. with
which they started.
In one of his races Johnson fin
!shed in spectacular fashion with
three exhausted dogs and one dead
on his sled.
His record for the i0S-m'ie course,
never beaten. Is "a hours and IA min
utes. which Is remarkable time when
the rough country over which the trail
leads Is considered. on the way
Johnson feeds his wolf hounds biscuits
made of graham flour, Sggs, cream
and sugar. only small portions being
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14
Gridiron Club Tells Candid
ates Some of Their
Faults.
WILSON WAS WITNESS
Clark Admits Baltimore
Convention Was Synoni-
NOUS With Hard Times

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Cabinet
officers. juristsp legislators and men
of distinction in private life were the
guests Of the GrldirOn club at its dine
ner tonight and saw and heard theme
selves parOdied, admonshed and in.
structed In the ways they should go.
Presidential candidates were. tried out
and reminded Of their sins of come
mission and omission.
Edgar G. Synder, Washington core
respondent of the Omaha Bee, was inc
augurated president. Chauncey c.
Brainerd OF the Brooklyn Eagle, Harry
j. Brown OF the Portland Oregonian,
and Arthur j. Sinnott. of the Newark
Evening News, were declared members
and seated,
y high court Of justice held sway for
n while during an intGcmission in the
courses Of the dinner, and half a dozen
presidential candidates We're brought
before the bar to answer 10 indict-
ments. The first trio comprised Whit
man, Herrick and Borah. the COM
plainant was Woodrow Wilson, who
charged that "the Republican party
has not had q new idea for thirty
years"
Under examination by Common
People, the prosecuting attorney,
Whitman, confessed that he had an
idea: He wanted TO be president"
Judge: THAT isn't your own idea;
that's the idea Of William Jennings
Bryan"
Whitman: "I've got another idea:
The governorship Of New York IS the
stepping stone to the presidency"
Judge: THAT idea isn't yours either.
II was used over thirty years ago by
Grover Cleveland"
Herrick. the next, declared he had
an idea; II was that distinguished
diplomatic service is the road to polit-
ical prefeTment."
Judge. That's an exploded idea.
Jimmy Gerard proved that"
Borah defined an idea to consist in
the contemplation OF methods pursued
by men who with far less natural
equipment than myself, have sue
ceeded by hook or crook In reaching
the White House"
The court, however. held that an
idea was confused mental image;
an intangible yCarning. There amt
no such animal, and IL there is It can
not be produced I'm court, so the des
PENDANTS are found not guilty"
Bryan, McAdoo and Clark were
next hailed before the court
Common People: Gan you start the
mills running2"
McAdoo: We'll. I've got the banks
on the run"
Champ Clark was asked to define
hard times"
Clark: THE Baltimore convention"
Bryan was last under examination.
Common People: "Do you expect
the mills to start running again?"
Bryan: "Oh. yes"
Common People: And will you also
start running?"
Bryan: II refuse TO incrimlnate my
self"
Judge: THE court finds that all OF
these parties have a single idea, which
Is to get into the White House."
During the evening there were
many songs by the Gridiron Quartet
and Chorus one was dedicated to
Chauncey NJ. Depew, "rhe Tie That
Binds Us to the Years Gone BY" and
another TO Myron T. Herrick, 80
Let's Get a Derrick and Start His
Boom Tonight"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

nation made by The author OF the bill
Is that IL Is not 10 cover up anything
but IS necessary in order that the state
may secure revenue from lands which
have been taken over by foreclosure.
lie said It would lraye no bearing on
the farm loans made last year. on
which charges were made by Parkin-
sono
Those charges were most serious and
the people OF the stateo even the school
Children have g right TO know the
whole truth about them. And some
day they will know it.-Oklahoma City
Times
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Rufe Jones of Etna gave Press Will
liams two and one-half tons of good
hay for fine hunting dog, which
only three months ago sold for q
mule. Jones can keep his family IN
meat this winter and sell enough to
buy shoes for his children and other
things necessary about the place, and
also have finer sport than any man
ever got out Of poker or golf.-Ozark,
(Ark.) Democrat Enterprise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

wouldn't the pric, az Federal
census Of the iob'ess do more good. Il
spent t. provide some Of them with
jobs?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Peace won't Inconvenience those
writing as war experts-they can cas-
iIv specialize on something else they
know nothing about.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Should think the girls would do
something to that Washington marri-
age license clerk who blames the war
for slack business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Well. It's up TO public opinion 20 go,
busy on the shipping bill. now that
it's being appealed 20 - Wilson and
the fuibustors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Twas Of course highbrow pub
licity dissemination, not a mere press
agent, that Rockefeller hired for
$1,000 a month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

A floating mine makes ~ distinc-
tion between warship and one in
commerce-it's just one Of wars
deadliest horrors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Lexington. ky. doosn; know
whether 90 ue ashamed o., proud O.. =
son born 20 the vic - citizen
aged 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

why should the average Mexican
general want peace and order. when
he's living easier and better than ever
before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

r. "a lcdpsight NOR, profitable to
be chasing single dollars than 20 be
dreaming - what YOU could do with
millions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

There's sentiment even In ~ JAN
Harry Thaw was pu$ back an his old
cell in The Homl'S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

with eight candidates ror mayor.
there shouldn't he "a duh minute Ia
Chicagos municipal Campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Those wheat gamblers doubtless
think Uncle sam Is hutting an as I
meddlcr with their game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

You never saw She gcaS 1hiug ~
hilarious smiles IL SOU UcScg slw a.
man sworn ia for his Girst ofG'c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

Latter day senator's may place less
poker. but they know how % bluGt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

whatever ~ mUy GS 9ater. shc war
now seems So be- "a game Sor single
points,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

What's the trouble at your house7r
Hunger strike for o new bonnet
Your wife refuses to eat7"
NO; she refuses to cook"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

It's a mighty obscure person that
don't even git circular these days.
After a feller peeps around IN cafes
an clubs he haint so sure after all
that th' country would go dry II wom-
en- could vote.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14

The contention ~ The Nor9 T. aos
that 'hc city has no' a proven supply OF
good water suitable Tor drinking purposes,
bu, that the water department has NOT
up 20 Shis time delivered tt 40 Rho watys
mains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14
l96 DAYS

Have elapsed since me day on which che
city administration, month previously.
definitely promised tLat Il would furnish
on ample supply Of pure drinking Wa'cT
through she city mains. aud shat yrNm.so
.as nos been fulfilled
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-16
KING SAYS rs WORST
EARTHQUAKE DISASTER
IN HISTORY OF ITALY
Continued from Page One.J
ton to trying to rescue the Twin.
who are prisoners in the debris.

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-16
END MEN ARE TO
GIVE LOCAL HITS
X. c. N|NSTRELS
The Two ices" Will Present Easy
Money" Which Will Cause
y Merriment,

Laughs, laughs and then more
laughs. is the slogan for the Knights
of Columbus Ministries at the Cairo
Opera House next Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. One Of the
laughing hits of the show will be
made by the two Joes, Joe Glynn
ana Joe Bren OF the Bren Company
IN talking. singing. piano playing
act called Easy Money" In it Toe
Glynn does the comedy part and has
had his auditors hqwling with
laughter at rchearsals the hardest
pace TO make any one laugh, so his
success is assured from that fact
alone During the action OF the
sketch Prem will introduce his nov
city pianologue and joe will sing
"Mssissippi Barbecue
Then there will be laughs galore
from the gags Of the eight end
men, all of whom will have his own
little packet OF jokes and all of
which are siazlers. Local celebri-
ties always expect to be handed a
not shot or two in amateur min
strels and they will not be disap-
pointed next Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Not even the balance of the big
cast will know the nature of these
jokes till the night of the show
when along with the audience they
viii hear them for the first time.
The eight end men who will make
YOU howl with delight at their jokes
and antics will be joe Glynn, Ned
Langan, Eugene Glauher, Esthmann
Curran, VIII RYAN. Adalai Macee,
Ike Latiue and Joe Butcher, Jr End
songs will be handled by Ned Ian
gan, Joe Glynn, Adalai Magee, Esch-
mann Curran. Joe Bueher, Jr, and
Will RYAN and each one looks like
an individual hit
The reserved seat sale will begin
at the theater box office next Mon
day morning at 9 o'clock
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-16

suf.crings OF the survivors. The
lamentations of the people, according
to correspondents who have passed
through the district, are Ditirnl,
and they are begging to he taken
10 places where it is possible to car
Tor them
A. Aye2zano. while King Victor
Emmanuel was making his rounds
of the ruins, he reached a spot
where workmen were endeayorine
TO cNtricate a child buried in tha
debris The King mounted pile
Of masonry and superintendent the
rescue.
The work Of rescue at Arozzanu
was carried ON with much CREATE
visor yesterday afternoon Ivy tn
soldiers and skilled worlmen, WHO
arrived from all sections, but still
desPairing appeals could be heard
from those buried
One boy was found unini rred in
side Of a stove Two nuns were res
cued from a cellar and an old man
was taken from the basement o.
house where he had been protected
by a wardrobe which had fallen
across Che wall.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS
SHADOWS OF THE PAST"
FEATURE PICTURE AT THE
GEM TODAY AND TONIGHT

The feature slim at the Gem
thcater today and tonish. is tue
Shadows of the Past" Other pic
lures are also given, Fathc Weekly
is one Of the series for today.
The story of the Broadway Star
Feature picture, Shadows of the
Past concerns the plotting Of 4
politician who tries to hlackmail a
trio OF people who have been in jail
as a result Of one of his previous
schemes, Their fight to retain their
GOOD name and the success of their
efforts furnishes the ground work
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-16

later picture. l.. Rogers Lytton,
Harry Morey, Julia Swayne. Gordon
and Rose Tapley are other members
of the strong cast that help to win
success for this remarkable photo
play masterpiece.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-16

notiarp GrvS 10 our k5v-rsisiua
sciuEna. Advertise and 2saasrs
kAsnsa hen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-16

Concluded on Page six
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

rets 1. sob op6srer poa aefrilt.
~ifolerne Den 80. 0S.. og iamme DAG
op6upeoes 8efrntifolerne i Selling.
Or, 8i6org og 6reoericia. Zen T..
SUM meote 2. 9olo al 5oOiolfets
2efrutter 1915, ser al Operfom.
mauooen er ioroelt til ll0oonnelie
oeO Gefrntifoler, nemiig / Slo9eIic,
0Oenie, aarbus % gIaIborg.
a|ioelinaernes announcements.
filter er III paabegpn6te % oil blue
tilen6e6raate / 6e normeite Gage.
llnOer Snofoarterin9en / CONNER.
baIpaaret oil Der, 6oor Snapped paa
Solm Qig9eitraa) ger oct pnife.
ligt, ira aioelingerne funne u0Iaa-
mes til apnrteroprterne bet ugopen.
oige 2lntnl Straaipffeooar % so.
p%eoppaepaar paa De iamm1e 9etin.
gelier, iom / i'm Gio par iaitiat ior
lloIaon al Iepper, iaoleoe5 at Ser
life al aDarterpprterne erl9gges
nogen Sliogo0tg6relie eaer Beta.
ling ior ll%otransport, 8aif III. D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

gn nDere amerifanIf Seftbeu9.
gelie, ser err fenot un0er Raunet
yJinsieQismen" - iaaleoes faloet
eiter Seftens Sitter = eaer g0lil.
lenniets 8aggrp" - e. 1u%iinOaars.
rigets 2agsrp) er / So Of De uro-
Iise SiosiorboIo ogiaa begpu0t at
pin6e Sno8ang Der | Sanoet.
3enne Seft aoifiaer Jig I 5rem.
gangsnaa0e fife ira oe mangiol0ige
andre, Der bar iset SilbGneere. -
GSaunlie ieger Den iom Oisie iine
9roielpter 6lanot oanoeligt interes.
Iereoe men ubei9iteoe SiGle.
0oele iaa O%plpsninger ON Sef.
tens Sitter % 5oroomme bsr imi0.
lertio rare tilItrGffeliee til at 40.
pare 6olf moo at inoIaoe iig me0
oens aeenter og oereS 9iografbil-
Ieoer - meo tilbsrenoe n6orflarin-
ger.
Seftens agenter optrGber i9rIi9t
| RropinSbperne - 90 fremtrpoer
DER UNDER oct oelflingenoe 0apn
ySnternational Screening for 9ibel-
Itit0ium" = ct Napn, Iom ameri.
fanif = bleu ereben al S%tifteren,
oa oct oprinoeliee Napn DMiaen.
NETS Oae9rp" bar blepen ior bel
fenot iom ll0trpf for en- bibelitrioig
8euGgelie.
@nsiea bar / en- aorr9ffe falot
fla ggreit" / 9rooflpn. Wen ban
bar life Sorbinoelie meo noget
~friItent airfeiamiuno. - San er |
enbper Senieenoe ielubeitaltet. -
Soafeocs er ogiaa bans 2pre bells
Opfog al eammel 9ranelere =
oeriblonot Stpffer bentet fra Wor.
monismen - bells meeet ubeloige
Nrofetier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

Ien6es 9omle iom @eiter til pr.
pate 6omilier / og uOen for ae6ens
6aon, ser aabner oeres &iem ell
@ftermio6ae ior ct 9ar pene gamle.
90 en0elig bar @amles 2anOop-
bol0, iom Sommeroirfiom5e0en fal-
Oes, 5oert 9lar giort Sfoutllre ior
gamle, iortrinsoi5 for gamle areb=
hinge og li9nen0e, JON eGers life
fan fomme 10.
3enne ginter bar / mango M}aa.
ser pGret ip9r ior De gamIe. Der.
ior bao6er neutrality-suspicious., at
Sc 9nmIeS mango 9enner oil be
tro9te De gamle5 ll9e iom en- fer
fommen 2eilig6eo til at gIa6e %
biplpe Be oamle, oets oe6 5n0bD.
0elier, oeIs peo @aoer.
7e gomIes llge er / gar iat til
Da9ene ira ben 6. til Den 10. SUM.
neutrality-suspicious. 5pllesfontor
er f9o0itneitrpoe Il. 0giaa nar.
Ia9bI." mo0ta0er gerne 9iorag.
@nmmiimnoleri. - Scr nogle
Doge iioen, i%trioer str. 0o9bl a
for is. Moj opOa9eoe 3%olOo9ienet
oeO 6eliingeriprgen, at ire %ioenife
@errer / 6eres alliierter % ON.
firing paa aroppen bouoe an6ra8t
en- QlGn90e 6pcleilonger, iaIt 403.
iom Be foriggte At imu9le no a
&anoet. @n0nioere i~anoteS paa so.
teQet, bpor De baooe ipiit til Qtio.
bag, en- 8affe meo 1865 Gpcleilan-
ger, JON ifuloe 6ente8 ~ienere, %
ooer 100 Changer 5aooe De tiolige.
re lloiert paa lignen0e Maaoe.
"a ser err 3or6uo MOO llofgriel
Der ira 2anoet al @ummi, bar so.
ueomauoen, en- @rosierer ira &el.
%iinabora, Deotaget en- 9e0e paa
1000 aroner. De SIan8er, buor.
al De ianotes / 9ciiooelie, 6leo fon-
niteret til 6or0el ior Stotsfasien
og 0eSu0en ifal @rosiereren beta.
le @Gr0ien al De ti0ligere uoimua.
leOe Changer mcO $50 SIR. 8e TO
WeobiGlpere oar o%niatte paa @ro5.
iererens aontor, og par fun 9oaet
meo eiter Orore.
5 2erongs bIeo DC ale ire los.
ln0t. eiter at Snlea por oronet o.
geoen betoIt.
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MISUNDERSTANDING me 0}i5iion5bus
/ Suu0bD m0piet. ri 9lao8bcn.
i'm par set ue0pen6igt, at finn oe,
Ser oar foripnet meo a69onosfort,
fun6e oeftoge. Sniet, Ser er be.
Iig9en6e pao airfe9aarosoei q, bar
-ibercgnet en- minore Sol % Giil-
pitnr- iaIt ca. 100 Si66epIa0ier.
Sn0uief'en ~in0Ieoe0es meo Sal.
Gesbsn % Gofiigelie, 6ooreiter 6or.
eningcns beropren0e 9rGoifmter
6ob6e 0r6et. 3ogle 6eitian9e bier
oiiunget, % Snnofor % 9aiunfor
me6pirfe0e.
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gelige Misiionsbus bar alminbeIi8
o. mango Sierter par iorenebe / a
beoe, at Serrens 8eliigneIie mac
6uile ouer Ste0et, og at Den Ger.
ninq ser ifal eoes. maa bliDe til
Serrcus 9Gre og Rcuneifers
5relie.
Senooa Sen 16. Mai aibolotes
oiieutligt Misiionsms0e. aI. 3
talte Misiioner 81. 5paabef, oa
aG. 6 Misiionqr u. Gsnne.