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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
DANIELS WILL.
PUT ALL NAVY.
.YARDSAT WORK
Says Private Concerns De-
mand Excessive Prices
for Their Products.
MAKE AEROPLANES
AT PENSACOLA YARD
| Work at First, Secretary De-
clares, Will Be of Ex-
perimental Nature.

That all navy yards Of the United
States are to be used in the manu-
facture of equipment for the navy
and that aeropfanes viii be nanufac-
tured at the Pensacola navy yard,
is the statement of Secretary of the
Navy Daniels. The secretary de-
clares the prices demanded by pri-
vate concerns are prohibitive and he
proposes to have the navy yards of
the countdy do the work. A staff
correspondent of the New Orleans
Times-Picayune, sends the following
from Washington TO his paper on
the new plan:
1--WE are going TO put the navy
yards to work" This came from the
secretary of the navy this morning
in his announcement that the prices
of munitions and supplies, through
the demand from Europe, have be-
come prohibitive. Private manu-
facturers are not paying much at
tention to the navy departments call
for bids. When they do bid their
prices are higher than Secretary
Daniels believes is necessary. Uncle
Sam has made a good record in the
manufacturing business, Mr.. Daniels
asserts. He refers to the excellent
work being done at the New York
navy yard, at Portsmouth, at Phila-
delphia and in other government es-
Establishments. It is known that the
secretary is much pleased with the
showing made by the New Orleans
lard since its reopening.
'EDoes this policy have in contem-
plation the expansion of the work at
the New Orleans navy yard" Mr.,
Daniels was asked.
mot especially" he replied, and
he refused to speculate on the posi-
bilities of the amount of expanding
that would be done at the Individual
yards.
He made it very plain, however
that all yards will increase in i'm
portance as a result of the new
policy. Pensacola, he announced, will
undertake the manufacture of aero
planes. The work will be on an ex-
perfmental basis at first, but Mr.
Daniels has no doubt that a saving
can be made over the prices that are
demanded by private manufacturers
1t is the idea of Secretary Daniel.
to have each yard a specialist In the
manufacture of some portion of the
supplies needed.
He indicated that he would be glaS
10 receive suggestions as to tn,
advantages possessed by any indf
vidual yard for the manufacture o.
ANYTHING the ravy needs. Norfolk ha,
been specializing on the manufactur,
of mines. Newport Is turning on
torpedoes and Portsmouth is takfn,
care of the manufacture of the elec
trical equipment.
/ New Orleans was suggested az ;
proper place for the construction o
; vessels, especially where the create
part of the material used is WOOD
Seeming trouble If he entered int
any discussion of the individual mer
its of any yard, Mr.. Daniels said mat
tiers of economy in manufacture ar
, studied out carefully by members o
the department staff.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18

guns of the fifteen-tnch type which
have been adopted by some other
navies. With length over all of 624
feet, a length on water line of 600
feet, and extreme breadth of 81 feet
41-2 inches, with a draft Of 80 feet,
= displacement Of 1900 tons and q
speed Of Il knots, and with an anna
ment, in addition to her twelve four
teen-inch high powered guns in four
turrets, of a secondary battery of
twenty-five five-inch rapid fire guns
and with four submerged torpedo
tubes capable of firing the largest
type of torpedoes, the California will
be one of the most formidable ships
of war afoat." 1-California as she
will look when completed (note the
clipper bowl 2-Secretary Daniels
and Admiral Usher. 3-Laying the
keel plates.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18

in all countries for several years, but
the United States is the only nation
which has got past the discussion
stage. For two years ar.i q half the
20,000-ton collier Jupiter has been
using the only electrical hiel. poser
elarine iKfiallation aao,yf e Cali
'fornia's sister ships, the new. Missis-
sippi and Idaho, building at Newport
News and Camden respectively, will
share with the California the distinc-
ton of being the largest battleships
yet built or building for our navy.
The California will cost completed
about $15,O00,oO0. The fourteen-inch
guns which she is to mount, having
extreme battle ranges and greater
striking power than any naval gun
now in use, offer the advantage of al
lowing the mounting of twelve of
them on asingle ship, as against eight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18

The keel of the superdreadnaught
California, destined to be the greatest
of battleships. was laid at the navy
yard in Brooklyn. The event was an
epoch in naval construction, and
lafae1g those Who ticirated SafS
Secretary Of the Navy I'D Daniels, Rear
Admiral Nathaniel r. Usher, com
mandant of the great yard in which
the California will be rushed to com
pletion; Rear Admiral Robert S. Crit
fin, the engineer in chief of the navy,
and Rear Admiral David w. Taylor,
chief of the bureau of construction
in Washington. In his address Sec
rotary Daniels said: cit may be said
that the battleship California repre-
sents one of the greatest advances in
modern marine engineering. Electric
propulsion has been widely discussed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
Suffrage Fight
In Ne1U Jersey
to End Tonight
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Newark, Oct. 1.-THE first big
fight women have waged in the east
for the vote will close tomorrow night
with New Jersey as the battlefield.
Party lines have been swept aside,
both Democratic and Republican lead
ers being divided over the subject,
The vote viii be on the adoption
of a constitutional amendment giving
suffrage to all women over twenty
one who have resided five years in
the state. The eGeStion is on Tues
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
WHITE PLAGUE ENEMY
FOUGHT IN CAMPAIGN

Paris, Oct. 17.-Among the many
problems with which the government
has to deal as an affect of the war is
that of tuberculosis. Life at the front
has secured or benefited many sol
dters predisposed to lung troubles.
On the other hand large number
have been unable to Withstand the
rigors Of al ong campaign and the
white plague has left It's mark in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
Another Girl
Is Victim of
A tlar1ta Fire
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Atlanta, Oct. 17.-Miss Lucille Da-
Wis, eighteen, died today of burns re
cetved in yesterdays fire in the Office
of the Mutual Corporation, bringing
the total death list to three, the other
two being young women.
Eight others are seriously, but ap-
parently not fatally, burned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
PASTORAL LETTER DEALS
WITH ZEPPELIN RAIDS

London, Oct. ia long pastoral
letter dealing with the subject OF
Zeppelin raids has been issued to all
the Episcopal churches IN the metro
politan district by the bishop of Lon
don. In it the Bishop advises his
flock as to the proper spirit in which
TO face the danger of these coming
evenings"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
BODIES OF UNKNOWN ARE
SWEPT DOWN A CREEK

Randolph, Kansas, Oct. 17.-When
the car of the Union Pacific motor
train which fell into a creek near
here yesterday, was pulled out today,
the lower end dropped off and an
unknown number of bodies were
swept down the stream. It is esti-
mated the total dead is fifteen to sew
enteen, but the exact number prob
ably viii never be known. -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
MoscO1U Riots
Have Assumed a
Serious Aspect

Petrograd, Oct. 17.-An imperial
ukase has been issued proclaiming a
Estate of war; in Moscow and the
Moscow district. Recent dispatches
attributed the Moscow disorders to
labor troubles and said they had no
political significance. Mail advices
said that in Moscow in riots last June
twenty million dollars damage was
done and many injured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
Allies About to
Capture Strong
Bulgarian Fort
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, Oct. ia SaIoniki dis
patch says the Anglo-French and
Serbian forces have invaded Bulgaria
just north of the Greek boundary and
are attacking the Bulgarian strong
hold of Strumnitza, whose fall is de-
ciared imminent. The dispatch de-
clared the allies had repulsed the Blu
garfans, forcing them retire On
Strunnitza.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
PARIS EXCLUDES THE
GERMAN STREET NAME

Paris, Oct. 1.-THE disappearance
Of Berlin" and Germany" as street
names IN Paris has not satisfied pa
triots. They continue insistent de-
mands that al street names Of Ger
manic origin, even those of Wagner,
Chuck, Beethoven and Mozart, give
way to names COMMUNICATING heroes
Of heroic deeds of the war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
Italy Prepares
to Sell Bonds In
United States

New York, Oct. lit was an
nounced tonight that Italy will place
twenty-seven million dollars worth
of one-year notes in the United States
to pay for war supplies.
It will be the first Italian loan ne
gotiated here since the war. 1t will
be offered to the public shortly in
small sums.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
Protest Filed
on Recognition
Gen. Carranza
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Anthony Matre,
national secretary of the American
Federation of Catholic societies,
stated today that the Federation had
protested vigorously to President
Wilson against the recognition of any
Mexican leader who had been guilty
of spoilation of church property and
institutions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
Mobile VIII Not
K eep Southern
League Franchise
RY AssocIATEp PRESS.

Birmingham, Oct. 17.-President
Baugh of the Southern Association,
announced tonight that Evansville,
Indiana, and Knoxville, Tennessee,
are trying to get the Mobile fran
chise. He said the Mobile attendance
was so poor last year that the city
cannot keep the franchise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
Seqreg ated Vice
a Menace. Orders
Resorts Closed

Springfield, Oct. 17.-Declaring
that segregated vice is a menace to
public health, DR.. ]. A. Wheeler,
sheriff of Sangamon country, tonight
closed all resorts in Springfield and
Sangamon county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
FIVE KILLED, THREE INJURED
IN TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE

New York, Oct. 17.-Ffve were
killed and three injured in a tenement
house fire today. Police and fremen
rescued eight families by fire es-
capes. -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
DIXIE HIGHWAY TOURISTS
ON TRIP TO FLORIDA

Macon, Oct 1.-THE Dixie High
way tourists reached here tonight.
They will leave tomorrow on journey
n 'a1<a'ls szzz.<2 a4aAM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18
PENSACOLA WEATHER

Fair Monday and Tues
day, moderate northeast
to east winds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-18

Yesterdays tempera-
ture: Highest, 80 degrees;
lowest, 20 degrees.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
0RAARS-AABNING
10. 10. 20. Marts.

/ Jacobsons Modehandel vii De
finde en- elegant Udstilling af
Sesonens NEST udsegte Dame
hate og Mode ynt. De vii fin
de Modens nyeste Fordringer I'M
hyggehgt fremhpt De hyde
ligste Fremstillinger al enhver
Art paa wort 0mraade afventer
Deres Bifald. De er hjertelig vel
kommen, hyadenten De vii Sc ell
Ter kobe.
Miss Amanda Jacobson,
Blair, Nebr.
gi oil. at enbper ital 5aoe ct
CTS. al port fine noe aataIog, men
ben ienoes fun pan 5orIangenoe.
Ter finoes / Oct ooer 100 9iueoer
al glanter, Srpr, glomiter. 5iar-
trP 0. ! D. 0pgip blot Raun og
aoresie. iaa oil 9ogen bliue Gem
irit tilienot.
Zine 8rOs., Blair, 3ebr.
9eroens Seed Corn" Centrum
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
~oumsm

llng0omsmBoe aiboIoes. ON @iio
pil. / blair oan. Iilth. RenigbeS,
Blair, geebr., / Ga1ene ira 0en
26.-2S. Rnrts.
ane er bierteIia inSbuOne til
0isie @soer.
SnrIig S~u6bpoelie ira Renigbe6,
MISUNDERSTANDING oa oor SfoIe
titles beroeo 0euIigit til ole unge
ON at fomme oa uGre meo.
9i oil foriege at asre oct ian-
Tent for eoer. iom pi fan, o. ni
oenter Serrens geIiioneI'e.
Rs6et begnn6er 6reSna 5or.
miSSaa aI. t0R.
5sIaenSe Gmner oil bIiue Or6itet:
1reooa Gftermi0oaa altoirielie"
q Wof y. I'D
al Snorira2
81 Sporoeo2
q 5uortil2
9sroa1 eftermiooo9: ~Erpt6eo
% araft" Cgio. 10, 27-8D.
a Sporior bIioer De mae trrttc2
b Soorle0es fommer De unae til
Grpiter2
8i oenter grPitcrne g. 8eoerien
9. Senien o. =. @ert'eu iamt De
boiio6enoe 9rqiter til at SeItdge /
Wgoerne.
Vile tiIreiTenoe be6es meSoele Be.
res aomme inoen 30. Morts I'll en-
Of m%6erteaneoe aomite.
Otto Sonfen,
Que Nn6erfen.
RarD 6hriftenfen.
Blair. Rebr
1nnfefproa: SoIme 10, 3.
Bno Reniabeoens, llnaoomsfor.
eninaens "a SfoIens @egne.
Is. t. 6nnien og g. 8. aiensr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
Sra 9Orma, u. 0aff

Den 8. 5ebruar 1915, bebageoe
Def 9erren efter finn cen Dags SD-
geIeie, at fable gamle gbriiten 9an-
len Woos, Rormn, u. 8af., biem
til ben eoige &Dile / en- aIoer. iom
fun foo opnoar, nemlig goot 891a
9lnr. S 09iten otte aar bar GAM
le Woos opret blind, ian oct bar
upret LANCE aor. Nlen ban bar
nltio gIao, nnnr bans befenote bill.
ite poa 6om peo 9irfen, eaer naar
ban tit 8rep fra 8enner; ban bar
life af oe iremtrR0en0e, men leoeoe
ct title 2ID | Eroen paa fin Brelier.
0oar ban Ioo enc / I'm 5tle, tunoe
man enten here bom beoe eder ipn-
ge. Oct par ianot, iom bleD iagt
Here @ange / 2igtolen, at bet par
ingen Ssrgeguostieneite, men en-
@Ir0esfeit. Eorsooe Gormioong
ben fl. Sebr. bolotes Sbrgeguos-
tieneite | Wormn anpeI, buor gaitor
Mnoerien ira aenmnre tolte paa
gnaelff og MisfionGr Wattbieien
ira Senoerbore, Noro Slespig, tall
te pao Dnnif, bporefter Sfaren fulg.
te Barren no til 3ions 4irfe, 8 wfil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
9iitrihsmpbe.

Midiaau gatrift At IN. areOs
.ofbolocr = oiG @uo = it @soe +
ct. 9auIi @a6., @rccnoiuc, Sen
81. % % STARTS.
Gmuer til 6orbon6ling:
/. Zen beqiqe 0aooers 9etpo.
ming for ct @il6s Barns Gin. CSo6.
6. 13).
,. 9oufirmationeu. oens @lpoe
% @eIiiancIie Tor set eufeIte Ren-
neife.
@GRieIien. areoicns SER.
Ct. gouli Ngh. meo 9nnerer
inSbnoer penIiqit iii WsSet.
aue @Giter, Der snifer al oper.
matte unoer Reoet, beoes inomeIoe
iiq. Ban Wgh. @egne.
%. 6. 9ieGien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

| The illustrated Milliner',
ct af de ledende Modehandler-
Blade, udgivet j New York City,
for December fandtes ct Tilbud
fra Bladets Udgiyere ON en- for
ste Pramie paa 5000 kontant
og anden og treble Premier for
de ire bedste originate Udkast,
layet at Baand.
Miss Amanda jacobson, Blair,
hayde netop lidt It'd tilovers og
lavede derfor fem Udkast og
sendte dem ind uden i mindste
Made at yente noget Resultat
deraf. Man kan tanke sig hen
des Overraskelse. da hun modtog
Meddelelse ON, at hun, blandt
flere hundrede Deltagere j Pra-
miekonkurencen, havde undet
fgrste PrRmie.
Eft nydeligt Fotografi at de
fem originate Udkast var trykt
i The Illustrated Milhner', og
selvf6lgelig var Miss Jacobsen
meget stolt over at have yundet
Premien - like saa meget for
de 10 Dollars Skyld, men ford
hendes Arbeide var anerkendt
som Diet bedste blandt flere hun
dredes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

@uOstieneite. Smellem ltng0omss
me0et % ACCOMPLISHMENTS ierue.
res DER / Sirfens arppt 5oririifnin.
ger ior 10 Gents til 3oen. iom on
ifer DEF. 9aaOe unae % 8amilier.
ION er fomHueu latge1eis ira. iaa
pei lem ilere Al Dc n~urboen0e, ger
9rul oerai. 1ioct imeaem 0isie
70 4ieoer er Ell foit5ar o. 5erliQ
1io; t1i Der ton man ida 9eilia6eo
I'll at tale mta zen Gtfelte u 6Iioc
betnat me0 0e frenmeoe. iom tom
mer. 0e iattiae. iom tommer i5r
Al ti8ge, beipiies natllrliaois frit
Zen treOie Spaoal ON Ma1neOen
taller len al. 3 6fterm. pao Oct
aeruureuoe 0anife al0eroomsaicm.
8anm1rt falOet Zen fieroe Seaoag
ON 4idaue0tn taller icl j 2ofalet /
8in0ior Sarrace 81 ] lIle eiter
Senoaasifolen. 5 llgens SOB bar
u 9BnHemsoe SIrs0aa 4iten %
ltnlOeHsme0e 1ors0aa 4fteu, ool
] soften bar ri @uo5tieleite 0el
aite1 1esltoea er Ger ell 4tier I'll
aaloei her. nemlia Ell liae @eBi9
leo @flinHelo ! staten 9ieip Ser.
len. 1portil ie8 fan tore meo 1o9.
Zen boloer fine Reoer boer Ons.
oas aiten.
ira Den 9.-l4. Ularts ifal 0i
nave Qlisnonsmsoa 4'aitor Z. S.
Aiar. Bottom % 9litor II. u. 2lm0.
E5ilaoeIpbia. bar looet At oelta9e
u iarualter ria &eliignelie ira
N9rrlu 1orleoen opfoa pi 4 me
% IN oar 3 ilere mo.
nlalot ija. % oerlneo bar Di iaa-
iaamange flere UtisiioHarer. SorIe-
Den tom Ct ungt gfenueife on iortals
fe mig. IT Oct 6ao0e iun0et 6re0
oUile / SrOen pan ArIitus, men
piloe life bliue Dfeolem a
lleaigheoen / a 6alo life lige
itrats SmlolertiO tom BET iannen
MED et Har ANDRE troen0e NeHne.
Tier, ON oar nufommen ira aeben.
5aon, % eiter ri mere inoaaaenoe
Samtale beaGreoe De ale ire Gpta
leIie.
Sioite SgnOag aitrn eiter ruot
@uOstieneite 9if iea iammen meO
en- Ben til Ranbatten (gteU 9orf)
for at operoere Rionatsmisiionen
Seq euiteoe at pore 5iIifuer, men
9ennen rsbeoe min PproRreIie, % |
lea bleu lat ! arbei0e al 8eitnreren
3r. Beach. Nen 0a iea too o. taIte
og ian mo / guiiaterne Of oisie
mango 9unoreOe al Refp Doris melt
Subiefter. hporai maaife
Sen iterite Bart par T%orbrn0ere -
maBae tilitoo for mia, at De baDoe
oprct i 5iigthuiet-oa felte ieq mig
ifet life BET minoite trpt citer i 5or.
peien at hare prroifet 3 @anae og
orret I , S6noaasifoler Otter en6t
tog 9einreren mia meo til et
Soirl o. gaD o2uneb@ 3ette Tor
lpu8eoe aauife oit 5iocu. men ie9
naaeoe Dog biem inoen Be andre ito0
50 7et Tfaf life blioe ii0ite gana.
ie1 qaar 6erooer. ON Sub oil. o.
iea Ieoer. aprGig SiIien til Ben.
nerue eoers : Z atT6fig.i
1874 Brcfpect Bari @cit, Den >
Warts. 1915
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

o. 9eIiienelie ior oct enfeIte Men-
neife.
3. I Scr. 6, II.
Iilreiienoe beoes at meooele De.
res aomme / betimelig 1io til I'M.
oerteaneoe.
4aa 0enigbeoens % areoiens
8eane.
Z Be0eren. areosiormanb
1651 o. 8ocfiDeIl 81, Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

9iltriftsmpOe.

geitIige giitrift Of Sainois areOs
boiler, oil @uO, tit 6oraarsmeoe /
ebene8er Wenisbe0, Chicago Den
t8. til 81. Marts. aabningssuos.
tiencitc Eorsoog gitermiooag al.
2.30. Ms0ets Acknowledgements
er:
I. Den bellige Nnopers 8etponing
for ct CUBS Barns Troslip.
2. Gonfirmationen, bens @leoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
SroOflun Borough,
Sin Of New gOrt..

g&DorOan bar 5 BET oerne6e / oen
tore Niatonbu?" iperger Here al
pore genner ! 9eiteH, o. iom Guar
til ale paa cen Sang ital ies blot
etpe nogle ina Oplpsuinger.
Sa, oct er rieti9t, gDen Rem gorf
er en- Mi1ionbp. 9eo 5olfetpain-
gen / 1910 bnoOe oen ct 5olfeantaI
al 4766S53. 5 4oret 1900 par
antaaet 3,437, POP, altiaa en- Ill.
oqfit / 9innret al t329,6S1. Ser.
al oil ma i%oritda, at ri MT / 1915
er oppe ouer oe 8 g8illioner - en-
life ganife lille 9p. gpen beitoar
af 8 9orougbs: Nianbnttan, 9ronr,
grooflpn, Queens % RifmonO.
elsie 3 9orongbs par iorben .
Counties al innme Raone meo
nn6taeelie al grooflDn. Der Iaa i
Sings Gountp, men 9pen baoOe
aaereoe fer 5ammenilutuing me0
Sc more gper opilugt bele gonn.
tiet. Raar man Ian betRnfer, at
Dor liae 5olems Menia6eo bar
WeoIemmer | ale Gele al oenne
Itore Stao, fan man gre iig ct III
Re 9egreb ON @rbeiOet berne0e.
On Ssnoogen bar ri Ssnoags.
Ifole af. $50 og al. 1890 @uos-
tieneite. sci. 2:30 SsnOagsifole
@in6ior Terrace, 9l. A ~llngOons,
msoe / airfer, boor bog en- Del al
Be pIore oeItoger. SCI. 7:30 igen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
% 9lars Sn6iIemm %

% anrs Sn6ilGnm %
Wisionsmpoe.
ON @uO oil. .ofboIOes Der %
.aars SubiInlmsicit og Wisiions.
me0e Siloams oanife eu. -lntb.
Menig6eo. Chicago. Sa., ira Sen.
bag ben IA til Onsong ben II.
Worts.
On fGrIig Sn6bp6elie til ane
9enner o. forbenpGrenoe Vleolem.
mer al Siloam, at fomme % belle
5eitiosgInoen iammen meO os /
oisie Rnge. Man be0es inomel6e
ia / goo 9ib til W1r, CIR. Dom.
gaarO, 1927 q. 9idmono Ct, e6i.
.ca9o. IN.
gonfeIproa for aeIten: naom.
mer, Ia0er os Ipnae meS 9rp0 for
6erren, lao os raobe al @lp0e for
oor 1relIers aIippel aaoer os font
me frem for hans Aniiat meo TAI.
looer os raabe al @lG0e Tor ham
meo Solmerl@ 7npi6s Snlme
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