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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02
CUSHING

Jan. 30-A lew farmers in this To-
cality have commenced putting up
their summer 8 supply of ice.
The teachers of this place visited at
their homes at Little Falls Saturday
and Sunday. t..
Miss Carlson is visiting: at the home
of her brother, Fred and family, at
this place. - .....>3 Il, s..tz 49,. ..,-.
Leo Bentler Of Randall was bust
ness caller in Cushing Friday. #
Mrs. G. F. johnson returned home
Thursday from Fargo, N. D., where
she has been visiting friends and rela'
tives. :.
Perry Foster and George lockwood
were visitors in town Friday.
John Houston, who has been employ
ed at Brainerd, has arrived home.
VIM. Beto and Oliver; Bennett IN:
loaded q carload of lumber, for the.
Dover Lumber Co, Of this place Fri
day and Saturday. =. 1900 +:
The worst snow storm wo had the
present year occurred on Sunday. $50
. A. K. johnson was Z business caller
IN town Thursday. @
s. Miss Edna Eckblads 10 staying with
Mrs. Z. Olson, while Mr.. Olson Is
serving On. the jury in Little Falls. i:
8. a Valentine social win be- given .
the Lutheran church Of Cushing 81
Tuesday evening, Feb. Is, e $50.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02

o'clock. The proceeds will 90 towards
the benefit of the SUNDAY school, and q
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend. O.. 49,. ....:.. .-.... -.
F. G. Carlson transacted business at
Little Falls Wednesday.
There was good attendance at the
young folks meeting; held in the
Lutheran church Thursday evening.
A. J. sundquist done carpenter work
for P. Olson Of Parker last week.
A few children from school district
106 were unable to attend school last
week on account of illness.
B. F. Nygaard and J. G. Jackson
were business callers in Little Falls
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lilligren have re-
turned from Little Falls, where they
have been staying for some time.
Services will be held in the Lutheran
church of Gushing Sunday, Feb. IL, at
2 O'Clock. EVERYBODY welcome.
Louis Ecklund returned home Tues
day from Braincrd. where he has been
employed the past few months.
r. A. Nygaard spent Friday after
noon at Lincoln.
Sunday school will be held in the
Lutheran church at this place Sunday,
Feb. $, at 1890 O'Clock. Everybody
welcome. :, -
R. A. Nvgaard left Friday morning
for Minneapolis and from there will
leave for Lacrosse, Wis, Chicago and
other eastern points.
M. J. Brack, of Little Falls was a
visitor at this place Sunday.
Miss VERNE Beto is staying at the
home Of MI. and Mrs. VIM. Beto this
week.
Miss Hilda Swanson, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs,
b. E. Nygaard, of this place, the past
few weeks. returned to her home at
Little Falls Sunday. -.
Miss Florence Simones, who teaches
school near Royalton, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02

past two weeks, taking treatment for
her eyes.
Andrew Brandt of New Munich is
here visiting among relatives.
Aug. Weisbrick made a trip to Nor
rill Friday.
Peter F. Blake made trip to Geno.
la Friday.
Ludwi g Bcdnar left for Anoka Mon.
day, where he will have an operation
for appendicitis.
Joe L. Hesch went to Anoka on bus
mess Monday.
Lizzy Sitzman left for Royalton on
Wednesday, where she will be employ
ed.
Hubert Nagel left for Minneapolis
Monday, where he will be employed.
Joe Sauer is employed by Mrs. Ar
mold Nagel. =.
Herman Billig left for Rogers last
Wednesday, where he will work in q
blacksmith shop for Dan Janson.
All had good time at the card
party which was held in the village
opera house Wednesday evening.
Following is part of the annual re-
port Of the Buchanan creamery: -
ADS. mix received 0,zZ8
Lbs. cream received .128,050
Average test .............. 81
Lbs. butterfat from cream. 4o,eo4
Average price ............. 81
Cash on hand ............ 1885, %
No. Of patrons ............ l18
The old officers were all voted in
again and there were no changes made.
Peter T. Mueller will haul the butter
for $3.50 per 1000 pounds.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02
RIPLEY

Jan. 29.-George Pusc, Jr:, returned
to his home Friday, after short visit
with friends in Watkins.
Miss Alma Walene, who teaches in
a Freedmen school, visited over sun
day with Miss Aileen F.',n'
George Pusc, ST., and son Leo, took
a load Of potatoes to Little Falls last
Tuesday.
Miss Ora Beauchaine is visiting at
the home Of her uncle, Luger Plante,
in Fort Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelore Millette en-
tertained number Of friends at q
party Sunday evening in honor Of their
daughter Zoe's 18th birthday.
Joe Pusc was Little Falls visitor
Monday. ..E...: -
Willand Bros. of Pierz, are saving
wood in this vicinity.
David Gaboury, ST., was Little
Falls caller Tuesday.
Those who attended the party Mon
day evening at the Edward Guertin
home were Mr.. and Mrs. David Ga
boury, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. David Ga
boury, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Plante
and Charles Beauchaine.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02
TWIN LAKES

Jan. 3d.. w. johnson and daugh-
ter Helen were city visitors last Tues
day. .~
John Schippritt made business trip
to Little Falls last Tuesday.
Hugo Larson was a county seat call
er last Tuesday. .-..s
John Click ano son John made a trip
to Little Falls last Tuesday.
Frank Schippritt was a county seat
visitor the last part of last week.
Joe and Leo Piehowski were busy
hauling hay from Jack :Trzebiatowski 8
last week.
Miss Stella Dick and Miss Emma
Larson were city visitors Friday and
Saturday.
Anton Shulz was county seat caller
Friday.
A dance was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deering Monday
evening and it was well attended. All
had good time. !:
George Doll Of Fingal, N. D., is Wis
itirg with Mr.. and Mrs. John Waller.
sheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Ginter Of Little
Falls spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olek.
Those who were in Little Fails on
business Saturday were Bill and Hugo
Larson, John Wallersheim, Gust Lar
son, Anton Shulz, Frank Deering, Mike
Zulke, John Olek, John Witte, John
Cimenski and Joseph Domish.
Jan. 31.-Peter Dourof took load
of cord wood to Little Falls Tuesday
Hugo Larson made q business trip to
Little Fa11a Monday
A party was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallersheim Tues:
day and it was well attended.
George Doll was a city visitor Tues
day. ..-.:,.-.. -........~.. s: e:
John Deering was county seat call.
er Monday. $1,000, .. -....
Joe and Leo Piehowski were busy
hauling wood Tuesday.
George Okerman was hauling hay on
Tuesday. -.... ~s
Well, we have plenty Of snow this
winter. It is piled as high as four and
five feet in places. .-..* -.
Jack Putkmer is on the sick list.
Sleigh roads are very good now.
Frank Krickler is busy choppine
cord wood st Culdrum. ~
We had another very bad snow storm
Wednesday,. It lasted all day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02
PIERZ

Pierz Journal (25): Mr.. and Mrs.
.Theo. Gross returned home from
Stearns county last week after visiting
friends and relatives there for several
days. ~. .
c. E. Altrichter came home last week
to spend the remainder of the winter
with his: parents. He had been work
ing for Roberts Bros, r.. R. contrac-
tors, who laid steel on an extension out
of Stanley, N. D. Roberts Bros. laid
the steel for the 500 line through here.
The creamery well is still uncertain
of its fate. Dynamite has been used
in large qualities to dislodge the OBJ
structions in the castings, but without
results. The prevailing opinion is that
digging new well is the only remedy
for the existing trouble. --.. ....
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02

DUG ON pew fenCS.. $ooV.VU
Due on special subscription. 1000
Rev. NJ. Scherer, Pastor,
j. F. Peschel, Treasurer,
j. A. Otremba, Secretary.
VIM. Bennett made business trip to
Onamia Wednesday AMI returned on
Friday. ...
John Hartman is saving wood in
this vicinity.
Joe Houn left for Sullivan on bust
ness Wednesday. ,.-
Steven Hortsch was in Pierz Friday
on business.
Mary Sitzman returned from Ano-
ka Saturday, where she had been the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02

Estate Of William J. Lindgren,
also known 40 William Lind
+. gren and Ida LindSren, Minors.
State Of Minnesota I
County of Morrison

State OF Mtnnesota
In Probate Court:
In the Matter of the estate of william
J. Liudg1en, also known az Will lam
1indgren and Ida LindRren, 1inors:
The State Of MinueeOta 10 all persons
interested in the Gale of certain lands
belonging to said Minors: =
'he petition of Ida NJ. Lindgren as
representative of the above named
Minors, heing d,llv flied ic this court.
representing that 1t 10 necessary and for
the beet interests Of said estate and It
all interested therein that certain lands
of said minors described therein be cold
and pr ytnx that q license be 70 her
granted to sell the came.
Nov THBRBFOKR. You, AND EACH
OF You, are hereby cited end re-
CURED tn show cause. If any you have, re.
fore this court, At the PrObate Court
Rooms, In the curt House in the City Of
Little falls. County Of Morrison state. Of
ninne+ota, on the 18th day of February.
1917. Ut 70 o'clock A.. NJ. whv the prayeI 81
0etd petition should -. he xranteA.
Witness. The Judge of said Court and
the zeal 0i said Court. this ed day OF
January. 1917.
(Court Seall Z. r. SHAW.
~ $1,000. Probate Judge.
Attorney for petitioner. J.aast &c.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETr.
TON FOR ADAINI8TRATIO
Estate Of Andreas Petterson
State OF Minnesota. Z
County of AOrrison.


County Of Morrison.5
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Andreas
Peterson. Decedeat:
The State If M,nr,-n0ts to all persons
interes, ed In the granting Of admin stra.
ton of the eetate of said decedent:
The petition Of May Peterson hav.
ing been hled ~ the court. representing
tina, Andreas Peterson, then resident
at the C"ut.ty of Morrison. state of
dinnesota. died interstate on the let day
of teb., 1911. and.pray,nx tina, letters Of
adm ion If his estate be granted to
sail Mary Peterson; and the court having
fixed the time and place for hearing said
petition: - 49, ~
Therefore. You. and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to- chow cause.
Probate l. ourt Rooms. in the Court House.
In the city Of Little Falls. in the county Of
Morrison. state of Minnesota. ~. the 18th
day OF February. 1917. ut 2O'cl0ck o. NJ,
Why said petition should not he granted.
Witness. the Judge of said Court, and
the seal ~ eaid Court. this l7th day Of
January, 1917.
[Court 6eal1 e. r. SHAW.
~-,.l. -.-,.4: Probate Judge.
Attorney for Petitioner. J.ls3t
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02
Total Bal. Dec. 81, 1916. 1,o4s.o7
Dated this 22d: dav Of JAM, 1917.
-Chas. +. Mueller. 8oev.
SCHOOL REPORTS

School report of former district No.
81 for the month ending Jan. 10: No.
pupils enrolled, 30; No. days taught,
19k; average daily attendance 15.,
Those neither absent nor tardy are
Ester Jorgenson ard Lille Palm.
Those absent two days or less are Ef-
fe johnson, Vivian Anderson and Eva
Splittdorf. Ill.
-Eunice Batdorf, teacher.
School report Of former district No.
101 for the month ending Jan. 10: No.
Of pupils enrolled, AZ; No: Of days
taught, 1919; average daily attendance
%. Those neither tardy nor absent
during the month, none.
Josie Hanson, teacher.
The coasting hill near the Hawthorne
school on Seventh street northeast is
affording the young folks Of this city
some good, wholesome amusement
these days. The hill is in fine shape
and good sled, started from the top
Of the hill on Seventh street, will 60 as
far as Fifth street and even to Fourth
street before stopping.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02
BUCHANAN

Jan. 2S--Iohn Weisbrick went to
Little Falls Thursday to visit his
brother Alois, who is in the hospital
there He had an operation for appen-
dicitis.
John Mueller left for Little Falls
Tuesday, after an over Sunday visit
at home He is on the jury.
Frank Sand, who had been employed
in st. Cloud since fall, is home On a
visit. -.-.-
Ed. Hortsch returned from Eden
Valley Monday, where he had been on
a visit with his brother Joe, who is
employed in a creamery there. Joe
Hortsch will soon move to Clearwater,
wherc he will run q creamery of his
own.
Peter and Henry Heiney of st.
Cloud were hero on business Tuesday.
Math Madison of Duluth was in our
village on business Tuesday.
Carl Hyncn of Knoxville, KY, was
IN this vicinity on business the past
week.
ZOO Meyer Of Pierz was in Buck
man Tuesday. ~
Frank suess was in Pierz on bust
ness Sunday.
Ed Bent6eld Of Pierz was here on
business Tuesday. .......
Well our village is now frozen in
70, ncxt summer. The ice is all pack
Ell. -.
Carl Heurung made business trip
to Royalton Saturday.
Joe Otrcrlba returned to Little Falls
Sunday, after short visit at homo.
Pctcr-Dcnzen, who is on the jury at
Little Falls, il home on short visit.
Frank Hesch of Minneapolis, 500
line engineer, is home visiting his
mother Mrs. Mary Hesch.
Alois Heurung wal in Royalton on
business Saturday.
Well, nearly every house contains
ONO or two sick persons just now.
.3ohn Schmolke made business trip
to Little Falls Sunday and returned
Monday.
Annie Schnckel Of Hector is visiting
Katic Mueller returned from Mrs.
l'oter Browns Saturday, where she
was working.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kulushe of Pierz
eallcd on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kahl
Sunday.
!. NJ. Davis Of st. Paul was in our
village the past week on business.
Many went to Pierz Monday to at
tend the dance and all report a goou
time.
Joe Weisbrick returned from sulli'
van Tuesday, where he caught $50 fish
the past two weeks.
Henry Glasscn and Jake Poss came
down from Sullivan Lake Tuesday,
with their wagon box fun of fish.
ZOO Grittncr and son Aug. left for
Sullivan Wednesday, where they will
get the last fish.
Frances Grittncr, who is employed in
Minneapolis, is home visiting her par
IT'S.
Joe Kappes now has the DR.. Healy
house in Pierz, plastered. He got done
Friday.
John Weisbrick loft for Sullivan on
Wednesday, where he will put in
few weeks fishing.
Nick Mueller of Royalton was here
over Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs.
Peter Mueller.
Henry Dcngel returned from Little
Falls Tuesday, where he had been to
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02

visit his son-in.law, Peter Beka, who
had an operation. for appendicitis.
Financial report Of the Church of
St. Michael, Buckman, from Jan. l,
1916, to Jan. 1, 1917:
. ~, -s.. RAceinkR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

lettere emo 40 nogen anOen 8ei. al
ben @runo er oct Al ~itorite @igtig-
be0 at oare foriigtig i @alg al
Sana for :. z" 2ao os 5oloe alt
Def Sanaoarf noe Al pore :. E.,
Der finn 6eiiaar / reliaioie 69leIie5-
~nogpoeIier.
aoralea slcr airfsatmcn cr oet
rette ogiaa Tor z. 2.
Man be5eper life at pplqe Be
aanifeligite Melooier. Gen 9na-
itan0, at Barnet fife fan interes-
icres tor airfeiaImen, er a6iollt
folif. Me0 itor 2oit ipnaer pore
9ern Der / Dor 2 .: @aa9ner op
Ell 5temmer bpOer, @or @llo ban
er Iaa fait en- Borg, ct Barn er lot
I 9etblebem, 2opipnqer 6erren O..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

NJ. a. Siffert fan man oeiaa gre
Solmer uimageli9e oeO at ina8e
Dem alt Tor ilG6enoe og lnlaiort,
men set er Ell 6%orbrpoeIie moo Sal
merne. 5 aIe Sange al %refornnert
9prinoelie er Naa0emioIerne iaa
Qo6i iom al0rig omtalt. iprlia 9aa-
ben % Ro0peret or tiet i6iel. 5pao
ifol @ernefe tGnfe ON set, bpaO
Sn6trpf bill BET efterlaoe paa Dem.
75or mango blioer BET ienere ben /
I9ioet groen ooer til en- al De re
formerte Setter, for Sangen er en-
@agt.
0ctte 5oreOrag 6leo 5oIOt poa
Soma are0s's Sanoa9sifIeldrer-
mp0e / gIf 6orn % er inOienot til
I8onIferen iiolge 0pfororing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05
Wori WuQl meD 20 0aGes
if0len.
(2tf Is. Is. &lotb)
(5lltttet.)
6purleoes ifal man bebanole
Siitorien?

Sea bar lpit ct Steo: Ser er
mango fore SenougsifolelGrere
iom ggr oct ubnre Oanifeligt Tor
Serren at peliigne 9ernene." 5
alasien or Der ingen 0YmGrfiom
beo, gernenc feoer iig, ser er ingen
Oroen oip. Spoo er Der | 8eien2
eIifer DOG pirfelig Den Ser
re Seins, ~forbereOer iig goot I'll
fin aIaSie, beoer Serren ON &iTlp.
Ss5a, oct er altiammen me8et goot,
men man bar fife lGrt at lptte ~
Tom ct Barn ben blonot 96rn, tale
ON De bellige Ting paa barnlig BiS.
Bi fan life tale til Born paa
Iomme Raaoe, iom ri taller til pots.
ne. 9ernenes Nono latter life iaa
meqet, o. Ben er iplot uleo ct anoet
Sn0bolo emo 81 pofSlleS. 81 fan
life I Ell Cart gre Sc imaa pofSne
oa itore, men ri maa blipe ionl
iblanot Dem, ser maa bore eltlige.
irem 9pngiel I os efter at bpbe DC
fmao oct rette paa rette Moaoe.
@ibelbiitoriens 9ebanoling, ibar en-
iaat, err iom ct toeGgget iSp9rO.
0nffes oct life at fGngile % parme
Barnet for oe 6ellige Sing, iaa Bar
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&nls at Solmer.

Get er Ell Sfam. at / mango al
pore z. :. iaa at iige ingen Gal
nler ipnaes. men reiormert Maf
pprf, lette, in03olo@leie 5nnge,
meo liaeiaa lette Melo0ier, Der min
Der mere ON @ooelie o. 0anieial
END ON Serrens 6ellig6om. San.
gen % 0aliiffcn 6llroe / e. 2. life
opre min0re ~6oitiosiltIo emo / 6ei-
mesicu. g Sonoagsifolen er en-
@lrostieneite, Der ifal opora9e 9sr-
meme til at tilbeoe / 2lanO oa SdnO-
beo, % 6a 6e reIi9iaie Suotrof Tor
o0bes peo Sougens Ragt eaer oa-
iaa oco lette og i%rioole Melooier
oDerflaoiifgsre8 % uooiifes. % ga
oeo @ers % 0ariif. SonO6eoer ube
mprfet fan iorOreies, % farli8e
@ran9Ipr0omme Oeo 6ontaiifor0ir
ring let fan iGtte Jig iait / 0iertet
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Wanacn / SpnbneSifOlen

vi bnroe 6ape Ell .. 2. giturgi.
9n iaaoan oil0e 5iplpe 9erneue til
II opre perionIi3t meO / @ilostie
1eileu. saa iorgeIi8t oite ier man,
At utge Qtenneifer, iaaiuart De er
foniirmere0e, ilet fife taaer ATTN
Gel / @lt0stieneIten. nGppe nof oil
t1le Ell lSalmebo1 / 6aau0en, emo
ii9e pore meo / ql%ltertieneiten. 90
l1oorfor2 5oroi De fife bar Iepet Jig
mo J. Oct ira Barn al. % bborfor
llar Dc life BET? 6or0i belle 2. Q.
@uO5tieneiten fife par unlogt pan
Oct. 2itnraien biplper ogina til at
binOe 9ornemeniabe0en ianumen
iaa ale foler ct beaigt 6p1esifob.
Set oiI0e opre en- go0 Gina, ON ri
paa bette 0mroo0e flrn0e iaa @n5-
artetbe0, / alt 6aIo oper belle Dor
areos. 6pis 6ele areoien bleo in
tercsieret ior oenne Sog, MOI oct
iaa life fia0e lace 6ia qere at iaa
en- iaa0an 2itltr9i trpft meo 0hi-
if til? 90 ioa ifltloe en- iaaoan
|9iturgi irem for ait tiene til at
brinae oct inc / garnets gepiOit
5eo, at @lrostieneIte er fife llnOer-
lhol0nina men I%ilbe0elie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

ben / 9nften. man me0er ben paa
@noer % IStreoer, / Bigger %
2loiier, / Eolitif, / San0el 0. I. D.
oDer ior IDge Gu ifal not font
me oi8l@) o~0erior i1lp0e. oper Tor
9ern. Get er life nof at iormane
@ernene til Sanobeo % itraffe
l~tianobe0en, men oct 1Gl0er OH
i al i'm 6pro at Uure innoorit
o~uerior 9ornene. Seq ifal nGpne
nogle 5orbolo % @fsempler;
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re en- Mlpng0e SpergslnaaI, %
De mo beiuares, ON De .en0ogiaa
freezer en- Mooers belle IaaImo.
oigbe0. Men 6por ofte %aiDiie5 Bar.
net fife. Dfan BAR life 3i0, man
bar fife @Dit. Get er goumme@
Spergsmaall Qien 6eIgen Oerai
er, at Barnet banner Jig urigti8e
8oreitillinger. 8e manae uflore
|oa ilooe Somittigbe0e er oite Ell
|6Gl9e Al en- ioriaOifet 0porngeIie.
Born bur0e alorig1 baoe uforitan.
Oige, unge, foril6ine 8eie til Bar.
nepiger.
,. Oh nlaa alorig iriite 9prn
til llianobeo peo at iporge Dem.
ON De oar ia9t eller giort gait,
on bar Dem mistpnft Tor. Soa
6ellere oente lot me0 at unoeriege
|lSagen. inOtiI on 40 anoen 8ei
bar iaact iifre G%plpSninger,
3. 91l maa alorig narre Born.
9erpeo er on ielp uiano % IGrer
|9ernene llianobeo. @n 5noer tom
mer biem % Tiger til i'm lille Ri-
&c; qsiif Eineen, aobn Dttnoen
% BOLD 8Gnoerne rem Barnet
q6r bet ! glao 5oroentning. 6a
ocren itrer Salt paa Gungen Oar
net hl0breIer. Iante tiger til Den
file 4ige: 6poo piI OIL brDoe Dig
ON oct; oct 6ar Dine SgifenOe 10
oitc giort. Barnet %iuarer. DSa,
men ie9 troc0e 6aoer".
l.. Solo altio Barnet. 5oao Oh
looer oct, eaers lprer ol oct ielo
at lDoe. 8rpiioent 2incoIn Tiff BE
iog al en- @en. 0enne uiIoe gerne
mounoe Iig Dos 2incoIns lille
Seu. Som Der % paa nit anp,
iao ifal on faa Oenne Sting.
Barnet fruuleoe ID pau bans anp.
9ennen talte meo' Sircoln o. Tiger
1uruel. RrPIfoenten Seq pcnter,
at 2e bol0cr 3eres @eite til min
iSen." Get er umuliQt, oct er
fife blot en- me8et foitbar nina
meo Ell foitbar Sten, men oct er
ct Aroeit0fte / 5amilien. @rpii-
Oenten. seq oil life, at nit Barn
ifal ie, At ie9 omgaas en- 4erlon,
Scr inaen 9lgteDie BAR Tor 1T Oro.
Gennen maatte Al meo Ringen
5. 9ao alorig Dit Barn brin9e
en- irinn6 geifeol Gao life Dit Barn
Iiqc til Ell uoelfonmen 9eIegenoe:
y6o0er er life biemme," noar OH
IiOOer / oin Stle.
s. Men rem ior ait, leo DIT
Barn til 6nm. Der iiaer Seq er
S%onobeoen".
5erren gipe oia, at Dit Stem maa
fao 8isoom ira bnm til at oelleoe
9ernene til 9poi1beo % SanObeo,
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