davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1915-07-28

Guvernementet for de dansk vestinjiske Der bemyndiges til at
udfmdi8e ct ReGement for Udorelse og Drift af eIektriMke StnrL-
stromsnneg rma Oene pa Grudag Of Diet for Moleranlet til enhver
lid geIdeude Re2lement for Udtolese og Drift at elektriske Stalk-
sh6msauIaG med dertil knytede ForsLuiner dog ned saauonne Afvi-
geser, som i0He at de Iokae Forhod
Po dt af Guvernementet udfordigede Regemont vii Fimnslnini+
treus Godkendelse varo at ndhente
s.
Anbrin8eso af eIektrisko Stnrkstr6mAelninger maa kun forctaees
eter en- Plan Golkenat nj ygnugsinsinspektOre ener al en- mdpn at
Guyeruementet udpeget sagky uiS. Han fmer pun Diet ofoutiges Vegne
Insyn med Udf6resen, hgeson de af ham givne Anvisnn9er med ITensyn
til alt eks#terende LedningM, den oftnthge Fprdsel eer Sikkrhed
vile were at efterkomme, alt Eld indtH auden Bostemmese en- lufen
af Guyerneneutet, der afgor allie SporgsnmaI, for sp vdt det ofennises
Interesser eer gaIdonde IolskriHer bmores uf d8e.
Sd
Eekhisko Instolatorer sLuDo uuonseres of Guyemementet
Saarcmt Personer Ger Selskaber, der have faaet Tnladelse til click
trske St@rksu omsanln9, like hode sig de derom givne Foskrfter
efterretteige lnr Guvernomontet Ret Ill at foronge Lednngerne fer
nede Fenes Lednin49netet like pa Anfordrng, 81 Guvernemenlet
belot6gt til at Mdo Diet forne for den pmg@dendes Regung ener til
at overt@go Diet til en- efter uyidige If ReHeu udmeldte NIends Sk6n
tastsat Betaiu9
Denne Anordping t@Iori Kraft shaks oftor at have faaet kongeig
StadLesteso
Hyorefter allie redkommende sic have at rette.
Guvernementet for de danskveshndisko Der.
st Croix, den 6o JUL 1915.
Under min Hand og Guvernementots Seq.
BAUMANN.
We
NDS)* ----
, 1915-07-28

sleep, that they merely lapse from exhaustion
into IA state Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for IL
few hours.
"Bad air, the smell Of the machinery, the
vibration and the awful STRAIN rs well ~ ire
quent attacks of the worst sickness III the
world -submurine sea-slckn6ss- make natural
sleep impossible. The movement Of the sub
marine in storms is frightlul and Ill q storm
we have to seal everything up tight and the
air is enough to Kill you.
No Beds on Board.
"There are no beds on q submarine. You
simply stretch ont on deck The crew of
which | was one lived in u space less tlnn so
feet long and alb ut 10 feet wide, and thore
were % men on board and 3 officers.
Cooking Impossible.
"There can't be any coUking.on board "a
submarine, SO you see we have TO live mainly
on biscuits md canned meat. We have to be
very economical with water when we arc
down below with trIllious Of gallons Of it all
about Us. During the last two weeks Of my
service | washed my face only once. The
supply Of wafer had run low, being in tine
eueIny's waters we could not take on any
more, and we were hard put even for water
to drink.
Germs VS.. Dreadnoughts.
''rbe worst thing to me was that [ couldn't
smoke. You can get q lot OF courage from u
pipe.but # | hai dared strike match | would
have been shot by my object. tuberculosis
VIII gel more submarine men than tine Eng
fish win. Fake my case, for instance. !
escaped from au English dreaduought bur
got my death sentence from an Invisible
germ. - Liyhtbouru'S NAI Note.
, 1915-07-28

The Government of the D mish West India Islands is hereby au-
hOuzed to ffHine regulations for the arrangement and working of in
staihuonS OF strong current electricity in the Islands, based upon the
regulations which nny at any time be valid in the Mother Country for
the arrangement and working Of Institutions of strong current cleo
hichy and upon the instructions attached to said regulations
with such devnhons as may be due to local conditions,
The regulations framed by Government shall be subject to the APP
poval OF tho Minister of Finance.
The placing OF conductors for strong current electricity must only
be done IN accordance with plans approved by the Building Inspector or
by another expert, appointed by Government, who shall on behalf OF the
IuDic supervise the carrying out OF the work. Directions given by him
with regard to already existing conductors and the public traffic or
safety must be complied with, at all events until other decision has been
mad by Government, who decides all questions IN so M as the interests
OF the Public II the existing regulations are affected by same.
$3
Persons who undertake to install electricity, must be authorized by
Government,
Should persons or companies, who have obtained permission to
install strong cnueut electricity, omit to observe the regulations respect
ing same, Government has the right to demand that the conductors he
removed. Should the network # conductors not be removed on demnnd,
Government is entitled to have it removed for account of the purity ia
question or TO tue 1t over at a price to be fixed by impartial men appointed
by the Court
This Ordinance shall come into force Immediately after having obs
tuined Royal Sanction.
10 which all concerned have to conform.
Government of the Danish West India Islands
ST Croix, the 9Th July, 1915.
Under my Hand and the Seal Of Government.
BAUMANN.
acting lice Gooe1rtor
d. 81 ---~----
, 1915-07-28
ORDINANCE

concerning the installation Of
strong current electricity in the
Danish West Indies.
, 1915-07-28
RGi1nund Balliilann.
translation,

0chHg TIce G0rernor Of tie Danish Wea Lndga Islands,
Knight Of D~ouue5yoG
nv KNOWN: On the most submissive represent
JLJ tation of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the King
was most gr"ciously pIeasedby Resolution of 28' Mai 1915 to
sanction the following Ordinance concerning i~nstaltion of
strong current electricity in the Danish West Indies as pasSe
by the Colonial Council Of St. Thomas ana ST. Jan by 3rl
discussion on the 10th December 1914 and by the Colonial
Council OF st Croix by Bird discussion on the 18th January
1915.
, 1915-07-28
R0ilnund Baulnann.
.I10lg. Vice GurcguGy for de duusL

-J00y. Ice GUrcN0r 7oT de do0sLrcgtiudisLc Ger,
Riddcr Of DaunJyo6
COR NITTERLlGT: Paa Finansministeriets derom ned
VI lagte Observation-Disclosures ForestiIIing har Diet behaget
Hans Majrstat Kongen we'd a~IIerhoieste Resolution af 28de
Maj 1915 allelnaadigat at stadfjeste den af koIonialraadet
for st. Thomas % St. Jan we'd 3die Behandling den 10'
December 1914 o@ af Kolonialraadet for st. Croix we'd 3die
Demanding den ~ Jmnar 1915 vedtagne AnorIning ON
elektrHke St@rkstromsanlpg paa de dansk vestindiske Ger:
, 1915-07-28
ANORDNING

ON elektiiske Sl@i kstromsan'@g
paa de dansk vestindiske Der.
, 1915-07-28

J.H. BERNER.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-04-16
This is Store of Seruice---
Store With Conscience

A real live conscience--a force that works
for you and with us every minute of every
day, year in and year out. 1t watches quail
ity when we buy our merchandise, it limits
profits when we sell our goods, it insures
your satisfaction after you buy.
This conscience is most wonderful thing, it
evolves plans and ways of serving you better,
it solves problems OF merchandising, debating
and substantatng each new departure of
STYLE fabric and manufacture
Our interest in our merchandise but increases
when you own it, because we do not want to
sell simply GOODS we want to sell you salts
faction. When you are satisfied and only
then do we feel that our service to you is
complete and we have right to the money
uhave paid us for the merchandise you buy.
You, our customer deserve the best service
we can give, and we are constantly striving
to make it better
1t is, in truth, a store Nth lOhich you lOant to
get better acquainted
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-04-16

The Liberal Harness company Is
this week moving into their new To-
cation, the Wooley building, first
door south of the postotlice. The
Liberal Light company will occupy
the north half of the same building.
1t is a good location and excellent
domicle for both firms The new
building has been painted white
inside, which with the we'll planned
lighting arrangements, will give
both firms plenty of light on the sub
ject at all times.
10 read the early struggles of W. r.
Nelson, editor of the Kansas City
Star, who died this week, should be
an inspiration to every young news
paper man. Many Of US think we are
having hard time to make 90 of
it, and most OF us are, but our trou b.
les fade into lnsignitcance when COM
pared to what he overcame. Col.
NClSOu IL w lOhSSl III UllO uCSil w III
spire and encourage, but the record
of his life is imperishable and every
young newspaper proprietor should
profit by his achievements.
1t seems like every time the Demo
crat gets little more work than it
can take care Of, something goes
wrong, thereby adding fuel to the
flames. This week rush of advertis.
ing compels US to use six pages, and
while making the first run yesterday
a bolt in the big press gave way,
which put stop to proceedings for
while. The paper is being run at the
News office this week as result. 1t
is in times like this that newspaper
man rises up and thanks his lucky
stars that his competitor is white
man and not averse to extending
helping hand TO his brOther-in-mis-
cry.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-04-16

For Sale-Ford Roadster, at bar
gain. Overland Garage.
NJ. Feinburg made a trip to Kans-
as City Monday,
Grover Mann of Tyrone was here
between trains Tuesday.
LOST Satchel with automobile TOOLS
on streets of Liberal Finder will
please returned to Blake Oil Co.
Reward.
Miss Anna Vaughn returned Tues
day from Plains. She has just closed
term of school in the country north
west of there.
Misses Nellie and Anna Swami came
up from Tyrone Tuesday to visit rel
atiyes and attend the band concert
that evening.
II. N. Witt returned Monday nigh
from Illinois, where he accompanied
the body of his mother for interment
several weeks ago.
Mrs. e. f. Brown of Los Angeles,
California, arrived tine last of the week
from the eastern part of the state
where she had visited relatives. She
will spend some time at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. W. IL. Feather,
and family.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-04-16

Mrs. II. l.. Stewart arrived Satur-
day from Amarillo, Texas, TO spend a
couple of weeks at the home Of her
brother, Il. r.. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fields, two
good citizens Of the LOrena cOmmun-
ity, left yesterday for California,
where they will attend the exposition
and take in the sights several weeks.
Prof. McKeever, president Of the
Children's Welfare bureau of this
state, will be in Liberal Tuesday and
give lectures under the auspices of
the playground association, Admiss-
ion free.
Frank Franklin has obtained Il
ninety-day vacation from the Rock
Island, and he and Mrs. Franklin
have moved to the W. c. Stout farm,
near Arkalon, which Mr.. Franklin
has rented, where he will pursue the
prosaic paths of agriculture for three
months.
A number of the local Knights of
Pythias went to Forgan last night to
assist in instituting new lodge
at that place. This order is founded
on principles that can never die, and
the new lodges springing up all over
the country are the strongest evil
dence of its increasing popularity.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
SURPRISE PARTY ARRANGED
FOR BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

delightful event took place at the
apartment house Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Miller, corner Of Cedar and
Palmetto avenues, on the occasion of
the 72nd birthday anniversary of Mr..
Miller, in the nature of surprise,
arranged by the guests of the apart
ment
Friends and guests to the number
of twenty presented their congratula-
tons in verse. After this a short pro-
gram of music and readings was
given A reading by Mrs. Couch, CT
Buffalo, ~ Y; piano music by Miss
DuPre, of South Carolina, and Mrs.
Fowler. of Ohio; songs by Mr.. Lucas
and Mr. Miller were all very much
enjoyed. Mr.. Miller received several
pleasing gifts. The birthday cake
with its " flaming candles, was an
attractive sight.
After this light refreshments were
served.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

According to report from the
American consul at Hongkong, the
fiber division of the bureau of agri-
culture at Manila is conducting ex-
tensive experiments for the purpose
Of establishing scientific standards for
testing hemp, In lieu of the present
methods according to which experts
Of many years experience judge the
quality and value of the product by
sight and touch. The new tests will
be based upon the relation between
the weight of meter length of the
fiber and the breaking strain. Tests
for single fbers will be varied with
tests for twisted fibcrs. AS soon as
this system of tests is fully worked
out it will be put into effect in the
Philippine hemp market.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

! this week at the club house An ex
| ira meeting was held on Friday even
! ing Of last week with an attendance
of twenty-four; several couples com
ing down from Port Orange.
The bungalow of Miss NJ Brock is
well under way and plans for two
more houses are being made; one on
the riverside and one on RidgewOOd
avenue. Both houses are to be some
what better than any that have yet
been built here.
1t is not strange that the people of
Port Orange and Allandale should pc.
tition the county to join with Daytona
for "A special road district for the i'm.
ton. This would mean brick high
way from IIarbor Point north to the
county line, and shell road out Dun
lawtOn west, opening up the fine ham
mock land in Dunlawton. The people
of Port Orange should not overlook
this matter as it would give the town
authorities the money collected for
taxes to use in improvements on the
river front and side streets Of their
town.
The Harbor Point company has do
mated 800 yards of shell to Port
Orange for repairs on Ridgewood ave
nue.. and the work is going on, making
the road safe for travel
In what section of the county have
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
MOTHER JONES AND
ROCKEFELLER, JUNIOR

NEW YORK, Feb. A woman of
the people, whose eighty-three years
have whitened her hair but haven
llmmed the fire in her blue eyes, call.
ed by invitation on the short, sturdy,
Soberfaced son of the richest man in
the world and told him what he might
20 for men and women who labor.
mat very office on the fourteenth
hoor of 20 Broadway, into which she
Stofmily-and vainly-charged a few
months ago, has now seen Mother
Jones as the honored personal guest
o' John d. Rockefeller, Jr.
More than that, young Mr.. Rookie
Teller has asked the veteran labor
astator to accompany him during
us investigation of the Colorado
mining district.
want you right with me- he
assured her when they met in City
nan where the United States com
M'ttee on investigation is holding
hearings. Mother" Jones smiles and
says that of course Mr. Rockefeller
was only Joking. Bpt in the next
breath she admits that she's going
OaeE TO Colorado as soon as she can
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
AAaAA0U D N99a04S 4
ALLANDALE.
D &AS4&19Ae&N89@ 4

ALLANDALE, Feb New guests
registered at le Inn for the week ar,
Miss Myra G. Williams, Rockledge;
+. S. Williams, IT. Pierce; NJ. p
Cornwall and wife, Daytona; Miss
f. Stamm, Wheeling, w. Va; Mrs
Chas. Butler. Sperry Butler, Edward
Butler, Chicago, H.; Judge Bert Fish
DeLand; Miss Flora Schneider, r. f.
Fitzgerald and wife, w. NJ Iankins
and wife, +. w Pope and wife, DR.. c.
G. Bohannon and wife, Daytona, and
Glenn Hallett. Sac City, la.
For Sunday dinner at We Inn there
were Messrs. Wallace, Oates, Nivcr,
and Burgoyne, Daytona; NJ. NJ. Gran
ger, w. ID. Schultz and wife. Ianes-
vile, o.; w. r. Baker and wife, Mrs.
r. G. Child, w. r. Hitchcock and
wife, J. w, Rikeman and wife, Mrs,
+. J. Holland, Miss h. Schwarz Mrs,
j. II. e. II0wcs.
In spite of the stormy weather Of
last Wednesday evening a party of -
couples came down from DaytOna for
a dance at the club house. and a de
lightful time was on tap.
The five hundred club met again
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
MASTER COMPOSER CONCERTS
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Never in the
history of the Symphony Society of
New York has such widespread inter
est been aroused as in the five Master
Carnegie Hall this afternoon, and on
the 10th, and March 2. 9, and l6, un-
der the direction of Walter Damrosch
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

get there, and that she truly believes
Mr.. Rockefeller will soon take up that
personal investigation,
what do you think Mr.. Roche
Teller can really accomplish for the
betterment of the industrial cOndi-
lions in Colorado. she vas asked.
Suppose you show him proofs of the
various abuses, even as you say you
have described them to him. What do
YOU believe he can do about it?
Mother" Jones believes frankly
that the best John D. Rockefeller, Jr,
can do is to make the lives of his work
ing people more endurable until labor
possesses the fruit of labor. She does
not believe that John u. Rockefeller,
Jr, is big enough to overturn the
capitalistic system of which he Is
a part, even if he were convinced OF
its wrongness. The workers must
bring about this reversal. Never
theless. before they do it they must
have learned how to think. BY as
surfing to them the simple American
liberties Of free schools, free speech,
free assemblage and free press Mr..
Rockefeller thinks will increase the
number of thinkers and thus hasten
indirectly the day Of labor
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

the property holders done so much
the county commissioners done so lit
tie? Even after shell for the roads is
given them they won't give the labor
to spread and roll 1t. The riverside
road is still obstructed with heaps OF
shell and has been so for a month.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

tOrders taken for delicious cakes,
salads, sandwiches and picnic lunches.
Miss Simmons, 109 Bay st. S5-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

*Read the new ad-top half of page
nine-big bargain-in Allandale.
115-tf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20
ira 8rissifueplaoieu.

Gn oauif Sournaliit p0a Reiie !
1piflano trai iammen meo Ell 8an.
iter ira SenoerIplIano. JON bar
fempet / ben tpite Qpr moo 9fus.
Ian0 iioen arisens 9e9gnoelie. gan
iortalte. II loiferne 5auoe Iiot polo.
ionme Gab. % at iHgeu tan m9rte,
at 9usierne mangler Ammunition;
tbi bDer Sang 8giferne itormeoe
en- 9sbegrap. 6le0 De meieoe neO
iom @rgs al De rusiiife ansIe.
ipreitere.
5 ct al De iioite Stormleb.
5uilfet ban tog Gel. uaaeoe n9ppe
en- SreOieOel al bans Gegiment
6ienoens Sfanie. af 70 SenOeriD.
Der I bans Battalion bleu fun 3
tilbage. Sngen fan ioreitille JIG,
bDor ~irngteligt oct er al p9re /
S~eoegraoelle. IS ell az oelll, ooorl
ban opbOlot ii9 i lire 0e9n, bIeu
Soloaterne Or9bt % ianreoe i IN
iiuo0is; De ii0inapnte iuaoe ingen
iom BELT 0iRlp iaa. Ct Steo iaa
ban en- sob tgife Soloater. buorai
noale bar Os0e, anore haarot ldare-
DC. blioe brugt al oeres aammera-
ter iom 3Gffe uuoer SIaget.
Zen tpife Heierpe beitaar booeo-
iagelig al 6en ueoeoe 2auoitrom
og 20 Mars Refrutter. GET iaareog
MPno bliper ienot tilbnge til6ron.
ten, enSog fsr oeres Saar er Iagte.
Zen tpife SCR er foritemt, o. oens
ge9eiitrina er ioriDunoen.
Goeniidaenoe TT o~5eriat ira 9Jbl
Calm Retps~. Chicago. Tor IS.
Sept. ). ~. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20
.gr DIT life farlist?"
(Sluttet.)

Den b0or mon bet isrer ben
meo Den 9i6elfritif % liseIeoes
meo oct Opfog al aaiionalisne,
Der paa en- Nioaoe oil forn9gte
2ioelie og 800 iom 6orioHing ior
geroens SpnOer2 Ron Oet ital
bliue til en- Sgnoiloo, Der ifpIler
altins meO unOtagen De iprIig
ouounlgte"2 Dette er Der Del en- Del
Der berger Zig ieIO ON og tunoe
bel snIte ct Snnr pna. Uaen boem
fam iaa ipdre pna oet2 Seq oil oa
life toge mig BET pnn. Vaen Der.
imoo ter iee NOT booze Of iige, at
enten man ben aritif % Rationa.
lisme itnnoies ! 6nrten, ener lao
os iiee fnRffe Snlien, eIer ogiao
bet oil fomme til at tsre Den Bel
iom | en- m6en 8etning bliuer npu.
net / 9onmnrfsbiitorien Oct for
tplles, at aone Sarah gloatono
fsrte en- meget itor Winoeiten til
Selling til fine 5~or9Iores, Song
@orms os Tbprn Doneboos, @rdu.
iteoer. Og u~noeroeis ipurgte iao
aongen nogen, ON be fsr baDoe
let noeen fsre ct ina tort e9s.
Og be iporeoe, at be bnDoe let ct
meget itsrre. De bapoe let aongens
Ssn. Suenb 9ueifas, fsre meo be-
le Ddnmarfs Hiee. Speno bar mem.
Zig | Serb meo at ssre Oprsr
imo6 fin Gnoer. Ga, man bebsoer
piit life at bore Spaompno for
at foruoiige, Of bet nppnte, iom
er oppe, life fan bIipe itaoenbe
poo bet Std6e, bet itndr MI, Der.
til er Dor lib | dltfor flor geu0.
gelie. Wnn fan ba NOT ffsnne iao
meget. at bet er cen Ting, bpoo en-
Nsono Tom q. 2. fan Lobe til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20

9e rusiiife Bomber enifer per.
manent 4robibition. 6ereno ben
rusifife 9uma iornDIig opIeites
paa G5arens 0r0re. ioreiloe Bon.
ereprpientanterne 9eotaoelien a
en- iteoieparenoe 6orbuoslop. g..
ter AZ bare mInoet ON 9efreten Al
0ftober 1914, unoer hDilten Bro.
bibitiouen i~n0iertes j 8usIaao, al
gap Oe ielgenbe 9iOnesbDro ON
4fboloenAeoens @aonligbeo: oSaa
b~eoirfeoes Ser ct Wirafel paa rus.
Tiff @runo. Det rusiiite 6olfs lPn.
ae npreoe 8rom realiiereoes: Nus
lambs Plogamle 6orbanOelie ior.
ipan0t. Sfam for oen, iom tiger. at
Q~f5olOen6eo er en- llmuIigbeo i.
bfanot os. at ben life fan iuRrf
iqttes pe6 5orbuo. % at uoeu
,griffesgnogettet~ oil 9an0ets
JinonspGien eaa ooeritDrl Del
@ar, iom er inunoet. bar oiit. at
@fboloen6eo bar aenieot port 6oIf
Tor6rn0elier er / 4lminoeligheo al
toaet. Der er minore 0oeorIoeri
% 5iaQeri; Der er iGrre 6orbr1
oere / pore 6pngsler; 9%oipitalerue
er fife langere o%perfpIote; Der er
genoprettet 5reo i 6amilielioet
6ruaten al arbeioet er iorgget; Ser
er mere 8rioiel. Otter alt bette
buroe oet Dare fart Tor ale ret
tpnfenOe 01%euneifer. iom oirtelia
eIifer oeres 2ano. at RuslanOs
2nffe On Storbeo er fngttet til
9rohibition. % at set er enboers
beIige 8liat at gre tit til, At bet
6lioer ffret, at oenne ai5oIoen
be6 bliper iteoieoarenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20
Misiiousbiemmet /
San i5rantistO Gal.

gjl0e gerne meo iaa 9inier ben.
feoe Opmarfiombeoen paa 0Danif
Iutberif Risiionshiem@ / San
francisco. t46 Central aoe. ser
paa aniten er oct aIlereoe geot
fen6t. men minore blanot pore
9emer gitpaa. dor Dem. Tom
trufer at beisge lloittlliu8en o.
Gan 1rmcisco MI % I 6remtioen,
Dil ieg meget anbeiale Del pGne.
~bpagelige 5iem. b0or man isIer
ia iom biemme OF er mloer friiieH
@ennetaa iamt fan ia seiliabeo
til at ms6es nleo andre Al uor Sir
fes 5oIf.
8Gnt beligaenoe oeo en- oireftr
Sporpognslinie Qr. - ira
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