davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-19

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 19-Uncle Sam is making
plans to protect Americans with great fleet of sub
marine chasers small speed boats which will patrol the
waters and screen merchant vessels.
Construction by the New York navy yard of 60 of these
submarine chassrs ordered today Deliveries Of the
pleted craft are to begin in from so to 80 days.
LONDON, Eng. March ia destroyer and merchant
vessel sunk and destroyer damaged in German naval
raid Ramsgate today the British admiralty announced
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-19
PUBLIC CHARTER
HEARING TONIGHT

: u il is still stormIng at 7:3o :
o'clock this evening there will be :
no public hearing on the city =
charter, Representative 6. p. =
Wilder, chairman Of the Oahu =
delegation Of the house, ,nnouhc-
ed late this afternoon, If no =
' meeting is held tonight ! future =
date will be announced from the =
floor OF the house problbly to- =
: morrow. =
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-19

CONTINUED on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-19
NAILS

From esn FrsnsIsco:
MaDoa, March 20.
For San Francisco:
Wilhelmina, March II
From vaneouver:
Mskura. March p.
For Vancouver:
NIagara. Mar. 80.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
FRENCH TEN COMMANDMENTS

The French government has issued
as a means OF ~impressing on the
minds Of the people the necessities
of the times. a series of suggestions
ments" They are so necessary and
50 vital in their application, that they
are of value to us in the United
States as a means of knowing what
to do and what not to DO.
Just transpose these to fit our own
case and We have a set of command
ments that are disable right here At
home.
Don't forget that we are at war
In your smallest expenditures never
forget the interests of your country
"2-Economize the products neces
sary to the life Of the country: Coal
bread, meat, milk, sugar, wine, but.
ter. vegetables. materials, leather, pa.
per, and petrol. Accept what is ra-
toned. Ration yourself.
"3-Hoard the products of French
soil so that your fathers. sons, hus.
bands who shed their blood to defend
you may not be deprived Of them
when needed.
4-Deprive yourself OF products
which France must buy abroad. Do
not spend the gold reserves indispen'
sable to victory.
"5-Waste nothing. All waste is a
crime which compromises national de-
Tense and prolongs the war.
"6-Buy nothing but that which is
needed. Do not hoard foodstuffs.
This augments prices and deprives
less fortunate people Of things neces-
sary for existence.
DO not travel without necessity
Understand that our trains are, before
all. destined for transport of troops,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of population and the
needs of national production.
$50 not remain inactive. Ac-
ccrding to your age and faculties,
work for your country. Never con-
sumo without producing. Idleness is
desertion.
"9-Accept without a murnur the
privations imposed. Think Of the suf'
ferings Of those who fight for you:
of the martyrs of French towns whose
homes are devastated by the enemy
"10-Remember that victory be
longs to those who will have to snf'
fer a quarter of an hour longer. For
France to live it Is necessary that she
must be Victorious
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
In q French War hospital.

Serving a community Of fifty a three
course meal-soup, meat and vege-
tables and desserts a nan size prop
o~sition, says Elizabeth Frazer In the
Saturday Evening Post. Serving 1t on
beu tables, often cutting up the food
and feeding the armless patients, fur
ther complexities the task. The first
day | completely lost my head. Ny
claInorous young brood, nine Of whom
were under twenty-five, reminded me
OF nothing SO much as a nestful Of
yawning baby robins waiting to be
fed.
II was: Look out for my leg.
mees." more bread, mecs." MY
seryiettc. mees.' Have YOU forgotten
me, meest' My soups tipped into
my bed. I'm anoat, mecs." And all
IN a rapid bubble Of French that made
my head spin. At last in sheer des-
peration addressed them In the
American language: You darnctl
kids-shut up
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
The Little Oyster Crab.

The captain OF Il foreign ship, In port
at Baltimore. at III entertainment Civ.
on by friends vas delighted with the
oysters which were on the menu. Just
before the ship sailed these friends
sent TO II several barrels OF these oys-
tiers aS II present TO the captain. When
he made the trip back to this country
his friends asked him how he liked the
oysters. He said: Don't YOU know.
we had TO throw nearly all OF them
overheard. They We're no good. Prac-
tically every one OF them had a live
insect on the inside, and, knowing they
We're not lit to eat. we let the whole
lot go to Davy jones' Investigation
showed that the insect was the little
oyster crab, which is n great dellcacy,
preferred by many 10 the oysters them
selves, and which the epiCure knows
as n sure guarantee OF the quality Of
the bivalye. 1t was a good joke on
those sending and the one receiving
the present, at which neither side
laughed very much.-Christian Herald.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
From the Register
Twenty-Five Years Ago

= . =
Hon. II. S. Murphy wa up from
Elkton Monday.
+. f. Hemingway came down from
Watertown last Saturday.
o. G. Oyloe and wife returned home
from the East last Friday.
C. w. Hastings is here from Min
neapolis visiting his daughter, Mrs. c.
f.. Aiken.
Gov. A. c. Mellette passed through
Bookings Tuesday on his way home
from Minneapolis.
Benjamin Harrison was renominat.
ed for president by the Republican
party last week at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Lorimer went to
Sioux Falls Monday to attend the an
nual meeting Of the Masonic bodies.
w. II. Roddle and C. w. Pond are
attending the annual meeting of the
Masonic bodies at Sioux Falls this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Townsend went to Min
neapolis the latter part of the week
to visit with her mother for a few
weeks.
Hon. r. G. Orr, of Bangor, has rent
ed the Chas. Robinson residence on
Newton street and expects his family
here in a few days.
Mrs. |. II. circuit returned from
Watertown Monday morning where
she had been attending the Sioux Val
ley Baptist Association.
Andrew Ward, F. f. Ribstein and
Ansel Bunday have formed a co-part
nership and will start in the general
merchandise business at Bruce at ar
early date.
B. F. Roddle and VIM. Nicholson
will start for the Crow Creek reserva
ton, east of the Missouri river, with
about 500 head OF cows which they
have purchased for the Indians.
f. l.. Squirting was reelected treas
urer of the State Sheep Breeders and
Wool Growers Assn at Aberdeen and
succeeded in securing the mex annual
meeting of the association for this
city.
Mrs. j. A. Van Epps and two child
rem departed for Schenectady, N. Y.
last Wednesday. Mr.. Van Epps will
remain in Brookings for some time un
til he gets his business affairs settled
up.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21

ya.ro opd ,to Ir,itad ctatos e. ;,ea,f
IN Tho war We mus, nat allow orr
onn oaro,iro ,oros which oro ..aad
-. fod nrith sritah,a nronooanao So,
GERMANY 70 longar deceive ourealyes
cormorv Noe todov o ooo non co,diors
o,r oun Ambaseodor Gerard toIlo ne
,bat wbilo Germans do M, have q.
many foods ,s IN neaco Times nor a.
much . condition If starvation thera
. yorv romoto noeeihfHtv And he
daclaros mo world viii look in vain
for a revolution similar ~ that in
pp.si, j.. loast during mo neriod of
IN. uar
on Inc other hand German in.
triopars IN aycrv country large ana
small ara ,,orkino ~ suprome effort
I'M -oving seeds Of diseord Those
u.bo tnou -. Soptb arc won aware
IN ~, effort mt forth the mast few
month. IN an thq southern states 10
io.it, I'm, colored neonle f. an uprls.
fns AGAINST mo whites. n Of the
many rewards promised being that
law. wouId b. passed authorizing
marriage rtwcc black and white. in
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
llsino Bjts OF Embroidery.

Save any embroideries or dolieS'
cushions, etc. after the material ltseii'
on Which the embroidery Is done, IS So
worn out that the piece Is OF no further
use The initials from handherchlcfS
ana old lingerie can be put on ne"
lingerie agnin. They are almost a.
ways as good as new. With the rest
Of the e~mbroiderics charming liil'
gifts can be made. The prctt} butter.
tlc, In colorS on Il WORKOUT casAl"''
ere set III TIE .aIs Of q chid's whit.
@,ron. Tie trailing peoples Of a casl.
ta4 were ap.'ilued on a natural c".o'
seen garden apron. Otber uses occur
from time 80 time.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Tho MAGNETIC Needle,

There ara two places on the earth's
surface where the magnetic needle
must point due south. They are not
easy places 10 reach. One Is In the
arctic regions north OF the northern
magnetic pole on the line between that
pole and the geographical north pole.
The other is in the antarctic regions,
south of the southern magnetic pole,
on the line between that spot and the
geographical south pole. In the first
case the point Of the needle Is attract
ed to the northern magnetic pole. In
the second case the other end Of the
needle is attracted to the southern
magnetic pole.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Living ~lcicIes.

A problem Of the Zoologist is the en-
Gurance OF freezing by many animals.
Collecting the records, Mile. France
and Paul PORTER, entomolosists, Of
Paris find that fish have survived 3 de
grees f., frogs : degrees below. mol
lusks ISL degrees below and bacteria
have come out alive after exposure to
800 degrees below zero. The two
French eXperimenters froze certain
caterplllars-CoSsus cOsSus-at a TEN
perature just above zero. They be
came quite solid and brittle and could
be broken like icicles. on warming,
however, even broken ones returned to
life. Several ~freezings and thawings
We're endured, but recovery became
slower each time and ceased after the
sixth thawing. Other genera showed
like results. There seemed to be some
physiological preparation for the cold,
for caterpillars that survived the win
ter freezing all succumbed to similar
temperatures In the spring.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
THE WAR NO PASSING EFFORT

Apparently few people in this coun-
try have begun to estimate the war
at anything like its full significance.
When the war opened it was general.
ly believed. even in parts Of England.
that six months would see it's end
The late Lord Kitchener was roundly
criticised when his first public com.
ment was uttered that the war would
last fully three years. Were he alive
today he would doubtless feel JUS.
tilted in extending his prediction two
or three years longer.
On this side the public, with only
their hopes as a basis of Judgment
declared it would not only be soon
over. but could never involve the
United States. Time has now pro
longed the struggle into nearly three
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Y. M. c. A. WORK Frs.

The following State college men
have gone to Lake Geneva to attend
the annual Y. NJ. c. a. summer con
ference. June 1924: Leonard Fem
guy Austin and Harry Ralverson, all
of B~rookings; Charles Gilbert, Clark;
clark Jackson. Dell Rapids; Gale
Peppers. Crotch; George JANSEN
Hiqhmore; Berlin Goddard, Hot
Springs. Ray C%unnineham, Condo;
Robert Dibble. Beresford, and George
q. philips. secretary Of the colles'
association.
The purpose of the conference is tC
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
SUGAR BETS IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Results of experiments with sugar
beets in South Dakota have been
brought up to date in a new bulletin
just issued by the state experiment
station. Prof. Jas. II. Shepard, chem
list, and r. C. Sherwood. assistant, rs
authors. The experiments of the last
four years seem to establish those of
earlier years that sugar beets are a
profitable crop for South Dakota, both
for their sugar content or as seed in
dustry. The results are based upon
experiments conducted in all parts Of
the state. The bulletin may be OBJ
tanned free upon request to the direct
or Of the experiment station, Brook
ings.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Wanted a Studious Air.

A certain widely known character OF
the Rialto appeared on Broadway the
other day bearing a huge pair Of tor
toise shell glasses athwaIt his nose
Didn't know you wore glasses"
friend told him In surprise. II never
have" he answered. but l think they
give me a studious air" But don,
they impair your sight?" persisted The
other. "Oh. no." was the response
IL can see as well as ever when
look over the rims."-Exchange.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Doesn't Know How.

Albert. aged three and a half, had
failed to respond to verbal reprimand.
and at last his mother said: IF you
don't behave you will have to be
spanked. You would not like that.
would your
Il wouldn't like daddy to spank me-
was the quick response.
why not"'
"He doesn't know how. He hurts
Life.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
train officers for next year A two.

train officers for next year. A two.
week session will follow the confer
ence for war work secretaries in
which special training will be given
relative to the Y. NJ. G.. A. war work.
Ray Cunningham who was graduated
this zeal is going into the Y. NJ. G. A..
war work. Two other State college
men have signed applications for
NJ. G.. A. war work secretaries.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Restraint Of Trade.

The Dentist-Il have to charge you
$3.50 for pulling that tooth. The
Patient-I thought you charged 80
cents. The Dentist-Yes: but you
yelled SO loud you scared four other
patients out Of the place.-New York
Times.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
A Pedestrian Once More.

II see Brown riding on the street
cars. | thought he owned an auto"
Of teaching his wife to drive tide
trOit Free Press.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Tenacity.

Grain has been found clutched in
1T beats all" commented the Chicago
man, how ONE OF those spectators
will hold Washington Star.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21

Remember. said Mowls, that
riches have wings"
We'll" replied Crimson. the fact
that a boiled chicken has wings doesn't
prevent me from enjoying it,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21

To the Business Men-We have a
rood form Of remittance blank in stock
at 65 cents per 200 sheets bound and
perforated. Come in and see it. Regis
ter Publishing Co.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Real Optimism.

Our idea Of an optimist is a farmer
who thinks he could live happily In
town on $40 q month.-Galveston
News.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Real Hunger.

A baby shouting for his morning
meal makes as good an example of
what "A food riot really is as anything
we know of milwaukee Sentinel.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21

Sincerity il the basis OF all true
friendship. Without sincerity 1t Is like
q ship without ballast.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21

Patronize the advertisers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

gpangeliet forfpnot / SeOninge-
%oeroenen, % ion bapoe iii 0totto.
g8eroens gpangeliiering / oenne
Generation 9epegelien fritlere
oes, foroi oen fr9peoe 10000
St10enter ira 2ereaftnIterne i
30 9lar til at uobreoe @pangeIiet
blanOt &eoningerne. 8or life lenge
iioen boO man ira SpiflanO ON
Or. Motts 5illaoelie til at oper.
intte Ell BOG, JON ifulOe ienOes til
$4,000 tp7fe Stltoenter / SfDtte.
arapene. Dette oiite. at llniperiite-
terne / ct eneite Qano bar Gaa0
til at uOienoe to Bange iaa mango
Stu0enter til 8rigen, iom enifeoes
i 30 Q(ur ior at u06re0e @Dangeliet
poa 6e0ningemdrfen. Orforo og
Cambridge llniperiiteterne ! eng
lano 6or / ire gar ienot lige iaa
mango Stuoenter til 8rigen, iom
Or. 01ott be9gre0e ira ale Sor.
0ens 99reanitaIter / 80 Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
sra Da1t =auInnO6
Aarsmsse / Necnab &

6errens Gag er 10 altio ben
itore Dag peo pore Garsm6Oer, %
. Senoagen Den i. SUM oanne0a
ingeu llnotageIie ira Ge9elen. Set.
i%tenuin9en ior9eieoes pOerlt8ere
DeS ct Goroen0eir. ON Orog ben
ooer Ggnen; til ono oilOe Iigeiom
piie os, at ban er 9erre, % At
BAN roa0er ooer 6~lementerne, oper
2io % 600 % ooer pore StG5
ner. 9erior if9no eoer til 6errens
6ll5 % 6ei eoer Tor nit Auipn.
0ens @lementerne rpiter % ifal
per unOer min oRloige 3aanO,
0a giD min Sgn e0ers @ierter %
ipt eOers Sober paa 0en alippe,
iom alOrig / gniB5eO nil ifGl0e.
u set par Ell tor Sfare, Jon
oro9 op til 6errens 6lts for at til.
5eoe % ior at ooerpore SnoOiel-
ien al uDe Iienere i 6errens 8in-
8aar0.
Salmen SIR. 36f / 5nlme6ogen.
y@ilos @enig5e0, ipn9~ 0. 10. aa5
neoe @uostienaiten. bporeite~ "a
mr. ~ u 0ariif;otien tic-+e np0
9~llteret. 9ernGit lang 0tenig3e
oen 5almen 9tr. 394. IS Gag paa
apoitoliIf Bis, % R1itor 3. cert
len 5olOt Sntimation5ta1,H o0er
Ibes. >. f2-f3. 2a It5-e
alpoitef @au.tls beoer n vi398n
tonne pea oatn, Scr are ,sf
6lan6t Dem. 81 mootager 8uo
Giges Gienere ira 6mrens ele
6oono; t6i oct er bam, iom fal0er.
et anoet aalo elio bpert @uo5boru
if, og oerfor beoer 9(p0itelen, at
0i %ifgni1er p1a Dem. 8isie 8ienere
bar 6erren tnget / lin e1en 0aano
og iilet % ilebet Dem, iua at Sc fan
bIboe brugelige SnitrEncnier j
BANS @erning. Set er min D
care 9ag at f%renitille Sem o.
@enig5eocn ): Zen ior. Dan II
20. lltt6. airfe / }~lnerifa. o aie2r
ii1 ielo til Reni9heOen o. be0er
moota5 os 90 brug o..
Gi beOer e0er 9r60re. Of 5 if9a
ner paa Dem, iom arbeioer i6IanOt
eoer o9 er e0ers 6oritanOere / Ser
rem. 5 mua mootage Dem uel o.
beoe Tor Dem. 9eo ior Dem @rOs
Menig6eo, og Oh 6eoer for Dig ielp
0erren fan BRUCE alle Dem, iom
gompg3e0 oil lace liz BRYCE, "a
ban uil gre 9ru8 al Dem til al
opre eoers 6oritnnoere i @erren
% paumin0e e0er i 0roet. De ifal
aaa g1o for 0errers @erre og
aon1ers 9onpe. % NenigbeOen mda
fife ggre Dem Den Sang tung.
9ait. @ertien ooer9ao oa Nenig
6e6en Ganoiooterne 6. %. Mat5ie
len, Sherman 8onoo, Anton 6an-
ZEN % s. g. 2lnOerien, bOorpaa
Sc oplGite oeres gitaer.
Memig6eoen lang ct Bar @ers
al Solmen Ger. 394, bporpao Gam.
5ormono bolot Ordinations
ODER / 9or. A. 20: 0I6i
SUBS Iige beitaar fife / Orb nen
| Strait"
SUBS &ige fremtreoer | Strait.
Ejenere trpnger til arait,
og bnorfro faar ri benz
@ Beltalenbeo Dil6e pore iom
en- lp6en6e Malm og flingenoe
ON lite 8itos Htges Strait
bar / ben. gi trnnger til 8ruft, /,
Toroi Ti6en err pan1felig. 8i tr9n.
ger til &roft I @rbeioet uoaotil
oe ri trenger til ben | port eget
ErosIip. 8i trpnger til ben | nor
SelIiggsrelie, at Menigbeoen peo
os fan faa Naa6e ira @lto. Sort
BirfIombe6slip piloe n1re Ipilot,
om life Cubs Rraft gennemfpreoe
oct. Mnn CUBS Araft gennemtrnn.
ge os I bort 4dlo, naar pi meo
'yrpqt og Brpen goor paa Trp6ife-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

III. S0or OIL 0en D0Ife Dor Ses
lnoring, naur pi en9dng b9nfeS
meo 9lbrnbnmL Siaf % Safob Der.
bienme. Sn0bDOellen lpoer til boer
inffenOe SiGl ON at fon1me 90
pore meo, % Der er inl0 6relie ior
ale. aaommer; tbi ale Ting er
reote. a lp0er Der. Vile 6ing ct reoe.
Qait Salgbe0Sbaab bp99es life
poa Sano o: mine e9ne 8ernin-
ger. men pna Mtenneifet Selus 9ri-
lials, tbi ingen fan lp99e ell anoen
8rnmoDolo emo ben, ion logt er
oeo Seius ariihIs. Ger 9rues in-
let 6oab. ingen alorbeo % ingen
9Ssbeo ll0en paa oealie @run0polo.
Get foite0e ariitus 6orneorelie %
Smerte at I9gge @rnnooolOen.
03en ri ifaI % nj til6rinoe @pig
beoen neO at ie o. foritaa bette
Gprf.
.aommer: t5i ale 5fng er be
rere0te." iualeOeS Loo SnobpoeIien,
Iol iaaIe0es mac Den hoe etOmu.
l9n 8io lS6 @aueIegn % Mlnfe
0ronme / &irfen; men @il0 falOte
I0lartin 9lt1er in0 pa 6iItoricns
Sflleplo0s. Zen maa raabeS no
I'll ale 6olf % hoe baaoe paa en-
l1elf o. oauif i6Ianot os. Get er
0el lut5erife airfe5 Sgrfet0e, at
0e1 iorfDn0er Stob0oelien, ion ri
ar ben ira 6errens e1ea 0anO.
q uaar 0i iamles I'll Den itorc
%9}a0oeres 5iOcitoffe i6lanot os,
tror oi. at 5an, ion bar 6ereot al
le 8ing, er ielo til Steoe, % al
ser life beb6oes nogen a%anoeIi8
6inmeIiart.
i aamle &rpiter. Der BAR rgO
bet % Of plsiet 3Rarfe1 brI8te
Den gamlc $n0b06elie, 81 Dc lar
arbefoet til @eGii8neiie. Sfal De
Dn3re Grriter bare Arbeioet DiOe
rem til &eIiignelie ntaa oct pore
poa iannnc 0}aooe. III nlaa 'elge
meo port 6of % iamle oegn ON
0r0et, at Be life ba9aaoe ii1 ie.O
il Sor0en.
0aiaa j DOR liz 9ar man tai
ri3e llaoIfDtoniu3ef, aaar 5aO6q.
oelien lpoer. On oar fs6t ii5 en-
~4ntoulobil ~ fan oerior fife fom
me. ga anOeu bar taget ia cn
0uitru. ion life bller ben Slngs
Su0bp0elier. Bare man M life
logger Jig til at iooe, ioroi Gam
an0sbpr0en er dffaitet. ]tlnr
Sn06poelien lp0er til at arbeiOe,
LINENS oct er 0a9, % ioriltoen nj
fades mo til Den tore Jta0per,
oa Lao os 6sre ben % ta8t rat.
3 BAR 10 port Arbeioe at gere,
iprligt Ia9t ben til os, og ri er
life f9r0ige enoml.
alle Gina er reoe ira 0errens
Sioe, % mun ri ogiaa opre re0e.
Quo pelIi9ne os, at SnobDOelien
I'll Raeoeren 0er9ienpme nloa no
res al mango, mango Here i 6rem.
tioen.
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ritter eOer, bleu ilnnen, bleo Der
laat ct Oiier paa $42829 til
Serrens Gag.
lSsnoag GiterniOoJ, aabneoes
Meoet meo ySona ierpices" al
@ingo o9 Menigbeoens aor.
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tilberer.~ 90 @enig 9eosforet fang:
IS beard t5e poice OF Seius iap".
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Ohen: u1be 5000 56ep5ero". %
ainao illltteoe meo San8en:
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0ro9 ont Dor @ro ITO ira Oroene:
y5norene fal6t nia paa Be III
fac Steoer o. en- berlig 9lro til-
ialot mia". Oct. Salniiien fer
aapoe. oar life Grlteten al bans
eqet arbeioe, pen en- aro, iom
par tilfaI6et BAN.
0qIaa en- FIN o9 6erlig aru
tifiaI6t os iom et airfeiamiitnO
- Ell afrfearp. Oct er ben luther
ife airfe. Zen ifnl0er ri Dor
of.L.SaR..H