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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
CALL SPECIAL SESSION
President Wilson May Bring Senate
Together Next Month.

Washington. Sept. 22.-The advis-
ability of calling special session of
the, senate within the next month is
being seriously considered by Presi-
dent Wilson il was said today at the
White House. If the session is called
it Will lie prima rily to give the senate
an opportunity to revise its rules in
order to curtail debate. The president
it was said would reach a decision in
the matter within a week or ten days.
If a special session is called pending
treaties with Colombia and Nicara qua,
probably would come up for ratifica-
ton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
SIGN A. B. C. TREATY
Future Differences Must &c Settled
First by Arbitration.

Buenos Aires, Sept 22.-The senate
today approved the arbitration treaty
signed May % by Argentine, Chile and
Brazil.
The senate also ratified the protocol
entered into by Chile ard Argentina
regula ting the Beagle channel.
The peace treaty signed by the a. b.
c. nations provides that future off
ferences which can neither be settled
diplomatically nor submitted to arbi-
tration shall be placed before a per-
manent international com mission for
inquiry and report.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
DELEGATES DISARMED
Mine Workers Surrender Knives and
RevoIvers at Oklahoma Meeting

McAlester. Okla, Sept. ga reso-
luton empowering the sergeant at
arms to search delegates for weapons
was adopted at today's session of the
special district convention of the
United Mine Workers to investigate
charges against Peter Hanraty, dis
trict president.
Previous to the adoption of the or
der the convention took recess of
an hour to permit delegates who
might be carrying weapons to return
to their rooms. When the sergeant
at arms completed his search it was
announced no reVOlVerS had been
found. Nearly one hundred pocket
knives were collected. however.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
FIGHTING IN BELGIUM
French War Office Reports Spread of
Artillery activities.

Paris. SEPT. 22.-The artillery fight
ing along the western front, so preva-
lent in the past few weeks, has brok
en- out in Belgium, according to the
French official report given out in
this city this afternoon.
Artillery fighting has taken place
also near Arras; betwet the Sonlme
and Disc: between the Aisne and the
Argonne region, and in Lorraine.
A group of eigh& French aviators
have successfully bombarded A rail-
road station on the line from Nerdun
to Metz.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
HIM OUT!
Labor Men Don't
Want Rockefeller There.
"WelI Pitch Him Out of Win
dow" the Delegates Yelled.

Denver, Sept. ga resolution ex-
tending to John d. Rockefeller, Jr.,
an invitation to address the delegates
to the annual convention. of the Col
oradO Federation of Labor, in session
here, was tabled at today's session,
when several delegates vigorously
protested against the plan.
The presentation of the resolution
by Frank Spegel of the Musicians
union threw the convention into dis
order IF he comes up here we1l
throw him out of the Windo," one
delegate shouted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22

ly constructed section of the
Seventh avenue subway caused
an entire block of pavement to
cave in engulfing a crowded troll
ley car, a heavy truck and many
pedestrians.
A number of labOrers at work
in the excavation were buried
under tons of debris. Seventy
eight persons a considerable pOr-
tion of them being women and
girls on their way to business
were on the surface car which
dropped 80 feet into the eXcava-
tion and was partly buried under
concrete, rails, heavy timbers
dirt and rocks.
The dead:
LOUIS KRUGMAN. - years
old. Al passenger on the car.
AN UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN.
about 80 years old. ii passenger
who was apparently on her way
to work.
FOUR LABORF.RS.
Investigations Begun.
Mayor Mitchell. Fire Commissioner
AGamson, Police IN IN ; $ o n +
Woods, District Attorney Perkins and
otI4er city officials, members Of the
grand jury, ard Z. Z. Mccall chair
man of the public service commission.
reached the scene early and made in
spectiOns
Several Investigations were begun. (
The wounded were removed to !
nearby stores where they were treated /
by ambulance surgeons who had much (
difficulty reaching them because parts +
of the paVements had also caVed in /
Nearly all of these victims were
seriously injured, many having brok- ;
en- arms or legs
Police Reserves Rushed
Two hundred police reserves Were
rushed to the scene ard the reserve.
firemen from six ,attalions. number .,
ing more than fifty. also were called
out. Eleven ambulances were soon
at the scene. but surgeons and assist
ants had difficulty in reaching the in
iured owing to the extent of the
Cavein.
Gas Mains Broke.
\ number of water and sas mains
were broken by the explosion and res
cuers We're handicapped by the flow
OF gas. Employees of the water, gas
ana electricity department were called
out To turn off the flow of gas an1
water in the mains running into the
cave section. The Rev. Father Nc
lContinued on Page Twol
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
new HOMESTEAD LAND
President Wilson Opens 100000 Acres
i'm North Dakota.

Washington. Sept. 22-PresiGent
Wilson. upon the recommendation of
Secretary Lane. has signed a procla-
nation opening to homestead entry
over one hundred thousand acres of
land n North Dakota.
These lands were formerly within
the Fort Berthold Indian reservation.
and have been reserved from DISPOSE
ton because they contained d coal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22

fundamental solution be found, SO
that the general situation may be set
tied and the peoples mind be eased. :"
This recommendation transfers the
responsibility to Yuan Shi 1<ai
The action of the couhcil of state
reopens the question of the future
form of China's government which
was believed tc have been settled
A Pekin dispatch on September 6
said the government had decided ten
tatively TO maintain the form of re-
public instead of restoring a mon
archy, but hat the presidency would
be made permanent and hereditary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
LET'S SETTLE 1T!
Now Comes Report That Bank of Eng
land WAS Hit by Bomb.

Berlin. Sept. 22.-~According to pri-
vate reports by traveller who has
reached Amsterdam. from England"
says the Overseas News agency to-
day. the Bank of England was hit
by Zeppelin bombs during the last air
raid on London.
The damage done was much great
er than had been reported"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
Call for BuIgarians.

Berlin. Sept. 22.-The Bulgarian le-
cation has notified all subjects of that
country in Germany that Bulgaria on
September FL ordered a general
mobilization All Bulga rians of mill
tary age must return to their country
Immediately by way of Vienna and
Rumania.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
GERMANY DENIES IT
British Statement on Hesperian Is
Contradicted.

Amsterdam. Sept. "a semi Of
ficial statement issued in Berlin reads
as follows:
After inquiry, the German ad-
mirGlty contradicts the statement of
the British admiralty and it can now
be stated that no German submarine
was responsible for the attack on the
Hesperian-''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
DID A FLIER FALL?
England Believes She Has Found One
of Zeppelin Crew.

London. Sept. 22.-One member of
the crew of The Zeppelin concerned
in the most recent raid or London
either fell Or was blown from the car
and his body was mangle6 beyond
recognition. somewhere IN England,
says the Daily Express which asks
whether this explains the reported
death of DR.. Joseph Sticker. widely
known in Germany for his researches
in aeronauticS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
SECRET HOTEL REGISTER
Card Index Supplants Old Time Book
in All Chicago Houses

Chicago, Sept. 22.-The time hon
ored hotel register. thumbed and
scanned by the curious to see who's
in town soon is to be abolished from
Chicago's hotels. The card index
system, it was announced today. is
the institution that will supplant the
big, pivot book
The inueX will not be accessible to
the public, the plan being to give phi
vacy to the hotel patrons and d bet
ter record of the customers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22

ture OF the RuSS1an city Ot Us
trow was announced today by the
war office.
The Balkins, under spur of the
news of big Teutonic army be-
lieved to be ready to fight its
way through to Turkish terri
tory and important diplomatic
negotiations about to bear fruit,
are astir as they have not been
since the wars of two and three
years ago.
Bulgaria's mobilization has
put that country on a war foot
ing and the railways have been
restricted to government uses.
Greece is seriously agitated,
consultations between King Con-
stantine Premier Venizelos and
the general staff being followed
by the calling of the cabinet.
Serbia is sIimmoning new
forces to resist the expected
Teutonic invasion.
Intimations from Berlin are
that the army to take offensive
against Serbia is a strong one,
adequate for the object in view.
Bulgaria's Object.
Bulgaria's population has not
as yet been definitely defined.
1t is made plain however, that
the nation has for it's object the
incorporation of Macedonia with
in its borders and will take any
steps considered necessary to at
tain that end.
Fighting on the western front
is still chiefly confined to artil-
lery firing which the French,
British and Belgians are con-
Quoting on a huge scale after
systematic plan. Spirited cam
has been opened in
Belgium.
Balkans Are Aflame.
London, Sept 22.-The Balkans
were aflame with war spirit today.
Serbia has demanded an Immediate
explanation of the massing of Bull
garian troops on her border, according
to Rome dispatch today.
Roumanians are hurriedly leaving
Bulgaria. The Greek cabinet is re-
ported to have met in special session
last night to prepare mobilization
JruerS.
An Athens dispatch today predicted
4 Bulgarian declaration of war against
Serbia within forty-eight hours. Other
reports from the Balkans state Bull
saria was preparing to send an ulti-
natum to Nish. demanding the i'm
Mediate cession of Serbian Macedonia.
Formal notice of the sending of such
an uitimatum will be followed by
mobilization of the Greek armies in
he interest of Serbia.
Greece Is Preparing.
Athens. Sept 22.-On receipt Of
lews that Bulgaria had executed a
general mobilization of her troops
King Constantine summoned to con-
erence Premier Nenizelos and the
members of the general staff of the
trmy.
The premier subsequently called q
Meeting of the ca binet
The greatest activity prevails among
representatives Of the entente powers
The British. French and Russian min
Continued Page 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
ROCK ISLAND RECEIVER
Court of Chancery Continues Chaun-
coy 6. Parker.

Trenton. \. J.. Sept. 22.-The court
of chancery today ordered the contin-
uance of Chauncey G. Parker of New
ark as receiver for the Rock Island
company
The receiver was appointed july 2s.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
DUTCH STEAMER HIT
Crew and Passengers on Emma
Are Rescued.

Amsterdam, Sept. 22.-The aDutch
steamer koningen Emma, 5000 ton
vessel from Batavia. Java, struck a
mine while on her way to this port.
Her passengers and crew were res
cued.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
M-cather Eorecast for kansas.

Partly cloudy and warmer tonight;
unsettled and probably hcwers in
| east portion Thursday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
Erosfs in Indiana.

Indiana, Sept. 22--Light frcsts
were reported from almost every sec
ton of Indiana today. No crop dam
age was reported
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
Water, Too, Floods Hole and
Prevents Rescue Work.
DROPPED PEOPLE THRU STREET
Dynamite Explosion Opened
Crater in ThOrOughfare.
Two Hundred Police Reserves
Rushed to Scene.

New York Sept. 22.-Six per-
sons were killed and between 85
and 100 others injured today
when a dynamite blast in a part
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-22
Declaration of War on Serbia
Expected i'm 4S Hours.
RUSSIANS SAVE THEIR ARMY
SIavS Are Safe From German
Circle at Last, Is Belief.
Infantry Attacks Relieve Mo-
nOtOny on West Front.

Berlin. Sept. 22.-Thc cap
ture of the Russian city of Os-
trow was announced today by the
war office.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
Stl bore 2niere!

ga1 ga @interen ltunoer til, meo
De lo11ge Mftentimer, bbor @nbber
p1llfer at pere forlpnet meo go6t
% l1not 2eieItof, er bet netop Ei6en
at bile liot Spmerflombeo moo 6en
Nbi$> font De leler> iub1friberer
poo -- eller 1aoner. - Cont
me1rlign oens Snobolo> rotpr og
Eris> meo bbilfet iom bel1t on6et
oon1f SLAB = og Sc bill 1iffert fin
&c. at bette 8lao FOREIGNER 0eres
Mnerfieaoel1e. @is % MI 6enne
Opmgrfiombeo / Sen melt opmun-
trenoe Sorr1 beo at ienoe % en-
np Mbonnent> og beb at fornp De-
reg 5nbffription / rette Gi6.
Frebenumre 1en6es frit.
n6Niberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
SDiferne CT tapre, men tffe ipm for
Maaneber itoen.

Sen %bcfjcnDtc on1erifanl fe &rigs=
forreiponOent Sre0ericf Salmer a11=
fom til Seem Sort lige fra ben be1t=
lige @olpla0s / @lrtl1ingen at for
rige l1ge. 0e Sor. 5tuter n1oo, iag=
Sc &orrciponOer1ten be0 fin M11fomlt t.
reorgonilerc lit Serip1tem til 2an=
bets 6oripar, ga oct En- al 1t6rite
8igtigbe0.
GDlfernc on1er CIT 6~orflpttelle til
Dpres lom en- iiffer 996soom, lag0e
&orreipon0enter. &rigen bill life
bore forbi fpr England bar ien6t
til Sronter1 sen enc Million Mano
font mi ct UNDER Sn0ppelie for Sci
ten, og Sc Mlliereoe bill ltifffert leire.
SDiferne Haas tappert, iag0e ban,
me1t life iaa mooig iom for 1efs
Maane6er ii0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

@ngfpnoerne batter 6eres imuo.
|fige 2inneo / Tolfets 8aaipn, bbor:
fin1oo Ipiferne baifer oeres / @jel:
|oeren u0en 2ps. Der1om 5tanlgar:
|bitet ionn for Rieblitfet tillprer
|Ep1flaro bleb truftet tiliioe, iagbe
|Bdlmcr, riloe. Set bereoe 8eroen e1,
flor Sberraifelie.
4mn loo fig forlpbc meo, at eng
|lan6 for 9iebliffet far cit Millio1'
:Monb fer6ige til at treoc ino /
@nffer1le> o. at Miis Gapell's
9enrettelie bab6e babt Ct, pio1,noer=
Zig 8irfning paa S1,6u1lleringe1 al
npe &efrlttter. SON bopoe 11nber tit
9pbol6 life bprt Sale ON: noget
Gre6stilbu0 fra @nglan6s elfer
.5ranfries 5ibe
~8eo ben neltliec .Gront por bet
6en ulmin0elige Mening, at &rigem
bill bare mir1o1t til noe tie 5pmn1cr.
s Binterens 2pb pil oc11 bnrlte Del
Of &rige1 fomme til at 1,ofGgtes /
8alfanitoterne. @ulgorernc bill life
fun11e hbloe &an gooenbe ret
lRnge, %un6tagen Sc forlpneS 1no
Mmnutnition fra Gpiter1ne. 9crlom
BET lptfes Splfernc at etablerc Ell
Gorbi116elle mes &onltantinopel, bill
Sc fao en- lang 6ro1tt at bebpgte,
meOens Sc aflteoform1ler al sen Tor=
.treo De fan / 11ten.
SUfer11e pou oe1l beltlige Jront
ct for 9jebliffet fife iua fampopg=
tige, 1on Sc bar for 6 Mooneoer
.iiben, lagbe Bal1ner. sSnitiotipet lig=
ger 1u bos De MlliereOe / beres lte=
6ige l16bol6enbeo UNDER 8elejrings=
ti6en. 6or ct Mar 1tben fen,pebe
@11glenoernc meo Mifler % &iso
og 8loo imoo' Mrtilleri % Moltinta=
noner. ENferne ifpo iets @ronater,
bber Gong Sc 1fpo cit. 9h1 ct alt Bet
te f%oranoret, i6et Sc ubltpber flere
!@}ranater ems: Epiferne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
Sem banifc S%anaerinDc Mme Hup=
Trf, Mnnc Maric Mger fra 6

Trf. Slime Maric Mger fra Sip
benbobn pptroo0tc fornDlig, / 6plgc
uGocific 5fonbinob", / &ortlon0,
Oregon, 1lnocr Sen oanlfe SjGlpe=
forc1ri11g"s M,lpicier, neo bpilfen
Mnleonine FUN bo10t SplGsning pao
banlf og i jpif 0ioleft, meo Msii=
1to11cc al Nionilt 81. Gnil Gnno,
@iolinilt 5outb og 5an9crinoen
Mi1s Mortbo Grule o9 Mn0rep
Nicl1e11s Srfcl ter. Sulle11 Dor fpl0t
81 Erpgrmmet begpn6te n1eb Mils
Mlgers SplGsning at ~&los Sans.
0ereftcr fl,lgte flerc 5tpffer / jplf
8onbeoioleft, 1om fog Spriomlingen
il9r; tbi noget farufteriltiif CT Der
nco Spbcns Oialeft, ioa bel ion De0
Spocn 1elb. Or. Gru1o lpilleoe for
trGffelig flerc Nl1ntre, mel ifanoi=
nobiife &ompoittioner. &%ioliniit
Soutb 1piIle0e ct Bar bofre geumre,
og Miis Gr11le, iom enbifjpnt bun
CT Mmotgr, 1ong meget be0re ems cit
Mmot6r. Ser bar noget / De10es
Gang iom bor 8reg at SEN pbe6es
TorltaaeIl e ONT 8eban6lingen al
Stemme \. @en6es @temme er en-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

M moo gientagenoe gipre np.
mprtfom paoy at De @orreiponban-
Ger, eller artifler, Der pelbilIigft
tmo1enoes til 8laoet, ligeoberfor STE.
oaftro1en man bore foripnet meo
gsoon og IoreSie, ielb orn @orre.
fponoancen ieorigt FUN forIpnes meo
ct Merfe> alt efterIom Snoien6eren
enifer Bet. Sc erebe Snoienoere
beoes> for @etntngens @fplo, fin,
at ifribe paa ben enc @ibe al So
ptret, og teprigt ifribe tpoeligt -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
Sioite 9}pt peb &rcsietib.
gu tpife Gifabrer itprer nb i
enbcn SD.

&jpbenbaDn, IS. Npb. 81 Gifa<
orcr, beitaaen6e al 10 tpifc &rtgs=
ifibe, 1aas igaar itaaen0e No fra
2iteripen inb / &attesat. st itprre
Spila9 mellem ben tpife Gifaore ug
SEN engclife Tlaabc pentes berfur
bbert 2jeblif at finbc Steo.
Salonifi (@rrfenlo110), II. Nob.
General Sorroil, &ontl1u11Opren for
Sen frantic 9lrme / 8olfonl toterne,
erflerer iDag / en @eretning ON en-
SO Gin1ers &a1np DeO Germo=Slo=
Ben / Set ip6lige Serbien, at 10000
bleb 1laaet tilbage oper
Dele 2inien meb 1tore Sab. 6ronif=
mnn6e11e milte0e life en- cnelte &a=
non unoer 6enne &am1p. Sc tDif=
pitrigife @eltrebelier for at in0e=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
De =.
ct Barn?

Mango Kvinder lenges efter
Born, men err, paa Grund at EN-
helbredelig Uregelmsssghed, If
skaaret fra .denne, den st@rste If
allie GlRder.
Disse Kvinder, hvis Navine
hermed f@lger, fix deres Helbred.
gjenoprettet we'd Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Sp@rg dem skriftlig derom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
..2ille @ierres 1tore 6em melisbeo.
(Nf Nierre Silletaro. A,lt. 9o,er:&
fra. ,Trqnlf beo. g. s. 8

80 =" - -. = 's'i- ..'".. H. -.
San %rnogneoe :op pg lqo .lig. ON.
|$m gneo 3jnea1e CIT Sang til og
en6nn< cit Gong MEN Der bar ollige=
bel i1ge1 EpiM ON set: San bopoe
1en11e Scat. lopet timber ct rigtiet
Gag %. / Ell rigfig Seng, og :noar
ban rejlte fig ODER gn6e / @engen
og iaa no al Sinouet, ioa BON en-
'2an6ebei meo en 8o1toepogn. Oct
ble1te life folot ino til bam, % ban
;bleb itfe peffet be6 &prpornleuS
Maab: uNoo, % meo Ser garnle
@egerorcnge!". Set Dor e11 freoelig,
|1tille Morge1l, lom bon fife bob6e
ifie110t lGnge, % mar ball lptte0e
otter, hprte ban Ell. befienbt 2po,
Ser fortoltc bam, at Gonte SSSo1efo
bar beo at lobe &offe / &jpffer1et.
SOM bopbc til en- @egpnoelie 1let
life billet tro poo, at bon pirfelig
ih1lbe bobe 11ogle Ooges Yermis=
1ipt. Set ct bel &offens feDDonli~
&c 5nnf. @leo Sig life for tioligt,
lille &ci1"> bnboe bon logt til e1
lille blegnGbet % ~ifjG9lps .&am=
merot, ser DoDoe fprtalt 6un1, at Sc
|ftnbe nentc nogle Cages Tribe0..
M5c1 1uo fnn1 Nermisltpnc>t ollige=
bel; og otter at hope tilbrogt iefs
Muo1ebcr .Mrgpnnes fpl0c ng boo
Sc Sfpttegrupc bm set pirfelig BE
ber bans Sur til at gierc. en- Off
1tifffer til @jenrnet.
Gortc Solefo bor Gnfc liter en-.
gan1mcl 2onopolitibctjcnt pg Sfob=
Sum Dor bpj> fl,oglet og
1terf troos fine 70 9(or. Sum bob0e
ct itrengt og boorot Mniigt, pg bu1
bob6e olbrig pnret / Sc tooclie al
oct iannn1c tiltretfc11bc &elcn, iom
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|laire pg 2aban0m1 boboc, / bpert
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|foragtc0e 0em fordprigt o9 iogbe
|boanligt og n1e6 la1nmenbiDte Snn=
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til Monofplfcne. Gol life til mig ON
6em."
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get Hicrre, oo bans 6oDcr, Den0es
.8ro6er, bar bpb al sgrgrelic og
.@org ober, at bans Some, cit let
ltn6ig Sfobning, bab0e forla0t bam.
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Sc og ltirreoe Santc Soiefa pao
ban1 for at foo &e6e pao, bbem ban
bel fom til at lignc og llegte paa,
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bli0e Sober eller MoOerut, Denne
lm1ffe, letfGr6ige &Diroe, bos bbem
alt> bbert emil bab0e ppret ct &c.
6rageri eller cit 2egn. Meen bbem
fam Def fprnn1e til 8rnos / ct an0et
Mennei fes SiGl
9eu bur &icrre bleber CIT 11ng
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|Sful6re, mes ranf @ol0ning pg
me6 flare 9jnc. Nuar &rigen en-
Gong bar cn6t> bil6e fan otter faa
iin gamle Nla6S lom Sl1l0u1egtig
|bos Sfatteopfreberer1. Mt ban bilOe
fommc belifin6et biem fra &rigem
|bar Eante Soiefa fife / Ebibl ON.
SUN nere6e life ringelte Trpgt / laa
Senieenbe. Sum baboe pao fine gam<
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at bi1e &eltolcr1bc0.
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