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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Notice,

Regular meeting of the Him camp
fGl, X. N. A., at Maccabee hall Wed
nesday evening, Dec. Il. Election
Of officers. All members requested tc
be present.
BRIDGET MOLONEY, Oracle
SARAH DAY, Recorder.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
CLASSIFIED ADS.
tMrln Want AID Section page eIevenl


BIZ FREE FROM GALL STONES
Or. II. Whislers medicines stop the
formation OF Zones, relieve all sore
ness and put the gall bladder, gall
duct and liver In n healthy condition.
You never have been offered treat
mont like hin Very pleasant and
convenient to take, Absolutely guar
antCed Costs you not penny IL you
are not entirely satisfied with results.
Send today a brief history of your
case TO the doctors son, X. a. WhIs-
Ter. druggist Emerson, Iowa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Cooked Food

sale at the annual holiday sale
the Episcopal church Wednesday
morrow.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13

LOST-A bundle Of silk in Lucey's
store. Finder kindly return to this
office. Reward.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13

FOR SALE--A piano An old Cab
Ter, Sold very very cheap.
MRS. REFIOR.
Tel. 292-K.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
hot Supper

At tho Episcopal church tomorrow
"wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-11-10

NHOTHERS, you would do well TO take
4V1 ice-cream out of the treat" class
and make it a regular food-for every day,
winter and summer.
For good ice-cream, the doctors tell us,
contains practically all the food elements
for healthy growth and for energy.
Burdan's Ice-cream-solid,c creamy, de-
licious-contains the essential food ele-
ments-it is scientifically pure.
Materials are selected by the two Bur
dan Brothers themselves fresh whole
milk, rich cream and pure fruit havors-
the best the market affords.
These materials are analysed in the
BUY Ice-cream at the store with the
Evening journal., 1921-11-10

doll Brewing Company. who was call
ed as a witness by Vincent A. Carroll.
counsel for Colonel Thomas W. Mil
Ter, the Alien Property Custodian.
Mrs. Bergdoll sat alone in the big
room. She wore a black hat with a
white plume. black capped coat
and white cotton gloves. Her black
handbag was in evidence accom-
panied by an additional tan satchel
containing her legal papers
The hearing scarcely had begun
before Judge Dickinson announced
that the case would be referred to a
master as In an equity cases whore 70
was necessary to determine whether
la fun accounting had been made.
Mrs. Bergdoil has contended that
She filed a complete inventory with
the government and that the Wynne-
field home belongs TO her and that
she has the papers TO prove IT,
Mr. Carroll objected TO this. say
ing that the case was brought under
a special law for a special order of
court. but the judge could not see 10
that way.
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
MRS. BERGDOLL
wins THEFIRST
Judge Dickinson Rules That
A Master Shall Hear Ac-
counting Testimony
COURT ACTION
DELAYS EVICTION

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. io.-Mrs.
Emma C. Bergdoll had her day in the
Federal Court yesterday.
Her announced intention OF an
pearing personally 10 contest the
governments suit for an accounting
OF the estate Of her Stacker son.
Grover. was upheld by Mrs. Berg
dolls appearance as her own coun-
sell
She won the first tit In the legal
battle when Judge Dickinson ruled
that the case would be heard by a
master appointed by the court. This
will include testimony as TO the right
OF the Alien Property Custodian 20
evict Mrs. Bergdoil and her aged
mother from their Wynneheld ave
nue. home.
ma" Bergdol was given able as
sistance by Judge Dickinson. 10 was
disclosed soon that she was distress
ingly ignorant OF the intricacies Of
the law. The judge. however. pro-
tected her interest by cross-exam-
lining Albert G.. Werwang, secretary
and treasurer OF the Louis J.. Berg
Evening journal., 1921-11-10

on the sympathetic concern OF our
own people.
by systematic and scientific plans
and equipment FOR relief from dis
aster. and by prompt response to
many urgent calls throughout the
past year. the American Red Cross
has fulfilled the requirement OF it's
congressional charter to continue
and carry on a system of national
and international relief in time Of
peace and to apply the same in miu-
eating the sufferings caused by
pestiience. famine. fire. floods and
other great national calamities.'
After liquidating its obligations
OF general relief to peoples OF other
lands who were associated with us
in the Great War. Il has concen-
trated with foreign efforts TO pro-
gram for the medical relief OF chill
dren in Central Europe. and. from
funds made available last year. Il
continues this work OF mercy and
also contributes from its medical and
hospital supplies for the work OF re-
lief In Russia which is operated
under American direction"
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
CUT THIS OUT
Home Treatment for Pimpes. Rashes.
Face Eruptions and Eczema Skin
Brings Surprising Results
OVernlqht

If your face, neck or arms are dis
figured by Pimples, Eruptions or Rashes.
DO you suffer from itchy Eczema or
Scaly. Crusty skin Blemlsh-sfart to-
day TO overcome this most cmharrass-
ing condition by using Cicero Worm
wood Balm Ike a cold cream with a hot
steam towel
This pleasant Wormwood treatment
is stainless, harmless and quickly cf-
fectivc Itching stopsi Soreness and
Irritation go. Pimples. Rashes and
Eruptlons disappear almost overnight.
Use IL according TO easy directions in
side package for just one week and let
your own mirror show the results. Get
the Genuine Cicero" WarmwOod Balm
have your money back II not satisfied
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
DEMOCRATS WIN
PENIS GROVE JOBS

PENN's GROVE, n. j.. Nov. TO-
The Democratic party regained con-
troll Of the borough government at
yesterdays election. electing Rob
ert w Kidd. mayor by a majority
Of 225 over Alfred Giilison. Repubh-
can. and two councilmen, Albert w.
Sailor and Jerry n. Long.
The Republicans elected B. Noel
Gross TO mi an uneXpired term, de-
feaung John r. Sickler. Democrat.
David i. Featherer, Democrat, was
elected collector by a majority OF
$50 over George Pyre. Republican.
Joseph n. Laymen. Republican, was
reelected assessor. defeating Clyde
w. Struble. William s. stiles. Re-
publican candidate for assembly was
elected by an estimated majority OF
500 in this borough over David A.
Thc.npson, Democrat
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
HARDING ASKS
RED CROSS AID
Public Requested to Give
Liberal Support o Cam
paign for Contributions
MAKE SPECIAL
APPEAL SUNDAY

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10-President
Harding has asked the American
people to give their liberal support
to the annual campaign OF the Red
Cross for relief contributions. which
begins on Armistice Day and con
t.nuos for two weeks.
The call OF the Red Cross. the
President said in a formal state
ment. should be regarded as "the
call OF country and humanity" He
set aside next Sunday as RED Cross
sunday" and requested that church.
es throughout the land devote that
day to emphasizing "the gospel Of
service"
.dr Harding's statement in part
reads:
To the American people: As
President OF the United States OF
America and as president OF the
American Red Cross. announce
that the Red Cross annual roll call
will begin on Armistice Day. Novem-
ber IL, and continue through
Thanksgiving Day. November "a.
and / designate November 13 as Red
Cross Sunday.
81 recommend ministers and
priests of all congregations to stress
the gospel OF service on November
13, and I invite and urge my fellow
citizens TO accept the entire period
OF the roll call as an occasion for
rededication Of themselves to the
principles and practice OF service
The American Red Cross is both the
volunteer and semi-offcial medium
through which our people may ap-
propriately express thtir patriotic
and humane desires TO render prac.
teal assistance to their soldiers and
sailors. to their fellow citizens IN
civilian life and 10 those peoples o
other lands who have a human claim
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
Pope APPROVES
ARMS PARLEY
Lloyd George Also Voices
Britain'S Endorsement of
Conference
u. S. ADVISERS
ARE ORGANIZED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-While
he delegations Of the powers were
quietly at work yesterday perfecting
heir plans for the armament con-
terence, cheering assurances Of sup
port for the purposes OF the negoti-
ations reached Washington from
important quarters of the Old
World.
David Lloyd George. the British
prime minister. in a message ex-
pressing regret that he could not at
tend the opening session on Satur-
day. declared the heart Of Great
Britain was deeply set upon the sue
cess of the conference. and prom
ised the diligent efforts Of the
United Kingdom toward a solution
Of the problem of armaments.
At the same time il became
Nnown through unofficial channels
that Pope Benedict had given his
approval to the purposes set for the
conference and might pronounce the
official sanction of the Holy See at
the consistory Of November 21. He
has prepared to maintain close con-
tact with the negotiations as they
develop.
The attitude Of the Holy See is
considered. especially by Catholics.
as most important since IL secures
TO the conference the support of
what is termed by many the great
est moral and spiritual power in the
world"
Although the Pope has no repre-
sentative at the conference. NJ. Bo-
nanzo. apostolic delegate in Wash
ington. will follow the proceedings
and report them to the Vatican. The
Vatican's interest in the develop
ments Of the conference is great.
The meeting OF the American biz
four and the advisory committee OF
p is little more than a preliminary
get-together. The policies to b'
fostered by this government in the
conference were laid before the com
mittee members only in the mos
general way. details of the nava
reduction program worked out 10y
the delegates being withheld unit
permanent committee organiza
tion is selected.
Former Senator Sutherland. o.
Utah. was formally chosen chair
man Of the advisory body but further
organization details were left in th'
hands OF a special committee Of sii
which will report at another meet
ing tomorrow. Mr.. Sutherland wa
placed at the head OF the specia
committee whose other members arr
Samuel Gompers. Rear Admira
William L. Rodgers. willard Sauls
bury. Henry =. Fletcher and Mrs
Eleanor Franklin Egan. Organiza
ion Of a number o. subcommittee
Evening journal., 1921-11-10

to deal with particular problems
is expected to be included in the
recommendations submitted at to-
morrow's meeting.
Premier Lloyd George in his mes
sage, which was delivered at the
state Department by Ambassador
Geddes. expressed regret at his
inability TO attend the opening
session OF the conference and de-
clared that nothing but the intensely
delicate state Of the Irish negotia-
tions and matters relating 10 unem-
ployment legislation in parliament
precluded his attendance.
The premier's message said:
'Will you please express to
President Harding my very keen
regret and disappointment at hav-
ing been unable to leave England in
time TO attend the opening OF the
Washington conference.
\ 1.-The discussion to which he has
invited the powers whose represen-
tatives assemble In Washington this
week is Of profound importance TO
the whole world. Nothing but the
intensely delicate state of the Irish
negotiations and the absolute obli-
cation which I feel to parliament
and the country to be present here
until thoss negotiations are COM
pleted and the governments unem-
ployment legislation is in operation
would have prevented my sailing
last Saturday, as 1 hoped 10 do. ]
must discharge that obligation be-
fore 1 leave, but / will sail at the
earliest possible moment. and ]
hope to be with you before the con-
ference reaches the deciding stage
Of its momentous work.
Il need not assure you in the
meantime that the heart Of Great
Britain is deeply set upon the sue
cess OF the conference. The world
has needed such a lead as President
Harding gave up lest July for many
months. 1t was the new worlds
opportunity. To have grasped ID
promptly as President Harding and
his advisers did will prove a last
ing credit TO the clear-eyed states
manship of the United States"
Secretary Hughes expressed e
| Ambassador Geddes the apprecia.
ton OF this government for the
prime minister's message and SAID
a reply TO It would be cabled soon.
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
HOW TO REDUCE
VARICOSE VEINS

Many people have become despondent
because they have been led 10 believe
that there is no remedy that will re-
duce swollen veins and lunches.
n you viii get "a twO-ounce original
bottle OF Moone's Emerald Oh ful
strength az any first-class drug store
and apply 10 az home as directed, you
will quickly notice an Improvement
which will continue until the veins and
punches are reduced 10 normal
MoOnes Emerald oil is very concen-
tratcd and a bottle lasts a long time
that's why 10 is "a most inexpensive
treatment 10 has brought much COM
fort TO worried people all over the
country and is one OF the wonderful
discoveries OF recent years and always
bear in mind that anyone who is dis
appointed with its use can have their
money refunded Generous sample on
receipt OF Is cents. silver or stamps In
ternational Laboratories Rochester. n
" Your druggist or y. b. Danforth can
supply you.
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
Will HONOR WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON - George Wash
ington's tomb at Mount Vernon. Va.
16 miles from here. will be packed
with flowers and wreaths throughout
the conference on Limitation Of
armaments
The country estate. which has re-
ceived more distinguished foreign
visions than any city in the United
states. will add another score of in
ternationally known names TO its
list.
Every foreign delegation at the
conference plans TO make a pilgrim
age to the historic tomb. decorate it
with floral tributes and possibly hold
a ceremony commemorating Wash
ngton's deeds. says Charles Lee
Cooke. ceremonial chief Of the State
Department.
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
ARNusrIcE DAY DANCE

Invitations for the Dolce far
Niente's Dance are being distributed.
This dance promises TO be one OF
the finest events Of Armistice Day.
Il will be held in the New Century
Club at 9 o'clock. Music will be
furnished by the Sterling Six Nov
city Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1921-11-10
makes them grow

Burdan Laboratories for purity, food value
and wholeSomeneSS.
The making process, in thoroughly
sterilized and up to date equipment, is
electrically recorded, instant by instant,
on charts that are watched by the
Brothers who own this business. Uni
form food value and uniform texture of
Burdans Ice-cream is thus assured.
That's why Burdan's Ice-cream is so
smooth, firm and velvety-without Jumps
or 'spines s"-why it is so uniformly de-
licious that kiddies and grown-ups long
for it regularly.
Burdan Brothers. Established 1899.
rdan red and green sign. Any flavor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
5ra SartlanS, @inn.

Seq fer mi, at Sibeu or1trent CT roe
taa "9ecprabsSoiten" iaa blioer bet
ingert anoeu llpoei END at ie bel efter,
ON en- fan ftrabe iamnten iaa mango
Center, at en- fan betale for ct gar til;
fer Ell Sane err iaa bomb at l9eee at
ieien. Nfaar en- bar bespnot at boloe
"9ecorabs Soften, fan en- lieeIom life
tGre Den f%orubeu. Set er liseiom bebit.
raar en- bar ben Ielp, for ba fan en- to
OF lGIe Dem, bbab SID bet er; men eff
ttriom Siberne er M, iaa bilbe bet ials
fclig bore eobt, ON Ell funbe bi9lpe fig
ira andre, [. @r., ON bet funoe laoe Zig
ejpre at ia &armeu ODER ira aubres
\ Suie % inb / fine e9ue til at pdrmc
rem up meo, iad en- fiinbe Hippo at fiss
re 8lI ru, ba De er iaa bpre. So, fprs
reiteu er alt, Ell ffal fiebe, babe til
G9oe pg GlGber, hbrt; men bet bilbe bel
gaa ontrent lieeiom meb ben &oneu,
inn ituIoe bore Splen inb | Suiet tit |
at Cob; for bper Sang bum Tom iuo
I &uIet, iaa bar Solen after llbe, iaa
Giloe bet bel gad meo at fragte 8armeu
ina andres Suie o9 til lit e9et, for bet
bieU bel lise tolot; men iittert er Bet,
ar BET bill bli ~tentnelig baarot for ma1s
&c, for Der er neiteu Inlet Irbeioe at
faa, og ON Ser er libt, iaa er Setaltnz
sen iaa Lab, at bet er mango, Tom ~
ncS, at Be life bill arbeibe for iaa tibet,
for Der bar Ell SID ba De babe ganife
goo Con. iaa BET bliper en- Sib, ferena
Nc tomnter ioane meo Sc 2snninserne,
INN er M, iipr iaa l9n9e iom altin9,
On ltal fiebe, CT iaa hsit | Sris. Seq
Fnr Jet % bort iaa meset ON, at Eriiers
lie ltllloe bltbe rebucerebe pg at set full
&c bItoe beore. men BET fer no, Tom at
oct 9oar Den @eien Ssna iparter nleo
oct. Sa, MI bar hi ba feet, bpab BET
1cr8on8ne Gar bar bragt os, men alene
OuO peo, bbao Oct fommenbe Gar bill
fringe. Si bill ba baabe. at @uS life biz
lE9ge alt for tuuee @proer paa os.
Sna hi leg snife 9laoets 2Giere % bets
EcrloraIe alt gobt. serb.
Wtrs. &. Nnhre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

Seq bar life Sen rinselte SbiI ON,
at Sarllac reooeoe min Suitri,s 2ip,"
Dor oen beiteute grfl9ring ubtalt al
Benjamin $. &auffmar, 500 Sinea.
man Ct, Reaoiug, Sa., popltl9r
Salgsmmro / &lnber for oct nelfienbs
re Sirnla Grol & &ecf.
Seq bar nGiten oesperat al sgng.
Itelic oper benoeS 5orfatnirg, ba bum
bapoe liot / lang Sio uben at faa no.
gen 2inbring, % leg fan oanifelia
tro mine egrte Zine, naar ieg MI ier
Den itore Soraubring / benoe. So,
bun ipneS of bore tppe Iar pnsre
END bum er, og blt1 erfl9rer, at bun
albrig / tit 9iu fan butte at babe be.
futoet iig bebre. Senoes Selbreo bar
/ itabig gtitagenbe ct Iar iom Selge
af Wopetatarrb, % ieg bar alorig
feet roger lioe iaaleoeS al Snoiges.
ton eIler ilet 6orbsieIie % Nerpsiitet
iom bun giproe.
Otter ct fem Tigers Surius meo
Saulac bar bun iom ct anbet 0ten'
neife, og ieg er fait iorpisiet ON, at
iIere Iar er feiet til benbes 2epetib.
Oct bringer mig til at 9pie nuar ieg
tpnfer paa, hpab Reiultatet flrnbe
blepet bpis bun life ittoe bapoe taget
Sanlac."
SanIac iplges al sooe I~potbefere
1 ane 9per.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

2srbas aften Sen 22be OCTOBER 81. 7
har Der ct itprartet grplup bos Scr. og
g!rs. Carl @plfsbus, 9S4 Central apc.,
Geb @ing, Iinu. Rr. 2etpis Gibeng
fla minneapolis, Ituu., og Sba Is.
Storlie fra Ga Crosse, 8is., blep Getes
piet al Yaitor Iartiu Noritao al Heo
SSing. g~rubeparrets Sibuer bar Rr.
OF Irs. 9folfsbus. Iiis Iabeliue
GamieIion fra Ontario, 8is.. ipilebe
&rubemuiitfen % Itiis Sanette CLING
ion, Neb 8ius, lang ~Ol promiie me-.
Siue Gneeline &olfsbus bar @lomiter-
pige. Suiet bar betoreret / Spibt %
Ginf, % Ell RGnsbe glomlter bar OPP
lot. en- itor gruSeflotte al Yapir a
rr6Gust ppeufor ben Slabs, boor 8rus
beparret itob. Ser bar ialt 80 Weunez
fer %foriamIet, ibcre9net gsru. Rr.
% Mrs. Sranf Santiport o9 SamiIie
fla Cafe Gitp, Iinn., bar Ser, o. en-
Eel Sci @enner al grubson1mep fra
minneapolis, Winn., bar buben, men
fom life paa @rrno al Sorbiubrinser.
80 rru9e Iuries fra Sames SoipitaI,
9!co 8tug. bar tilitebe, os Nr. og Dtrs.
SIaoual O9 Sauttlie, Teo @ins, o9 ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

bum lite finbe fad Ie at Irie, iom bum
tar iaa eIob |; men bin bar niebbnrs
Zig aarbsfrif tiubc buite aIting og bar
irteresieret | alt baaSe / Sicmnet % |
Nenigbeoeu lise til bet iiSite.
Saulmooig bar bltu Smerterne; ba
bun MI iioite Sang bIeo ipg, fisnte bun
ielb mart, at BET bIso Gsoeu, % bun
tar iaa inoerIts ~forusict meo at iIptte
terifra % "op til 2piet", ipm bun aItiS
iagbe. gun bIeu begraUet ben t3oe
September. StebetS Sreit, Saitor q.
g. 8uuuius, forretteoe. en- flor Glare
Ct SIest % @euner fuIete bsnoe iii
tenbes iioite SpiIeiteb. gu Iigser Sar
% Ror SiSe ON Sioe paa Ipe Stans
oinaoias 9raoIuno. Sreo nteb oeres
Stso, oeliienet bare bereS Iinpe!
Saa bill Ri her ian Sou til at tatte
ale, iom beieete % biaIp Ill at bpe9e
ON @or bisie Gar, bun iab / Rsrtet,
% iiGr bill hi tatte Stebets Sreiter,
fsrit Taitor 8. g. airteberg og efter
bans afreiie Taitor q. o. Cumming, for
bcres mango Seiss, poa billie De meo
CUBS Orb % Satrameuter % patre
San8c trsitcoc % 8IGbcoe beube.
Sen NfnebeS gsru
% Ssruebern.
4eter 8enuineen, iebt / Scltaaleu,
Seuore Sronbbiems Gmt, 9torge, ben
14be Sebruar 1S47, bebe pa tin Sarm
/ Spb for &amrpuo, 8iS., al ct Siers
tctilfGlbe ben lite Sttober 1921.
Scr. Gsuuiuseu bIsp Den 8bic april
1870 Getepiet til SIapo @raslie. OF
inu Iar ieuerc ilooauorebc han meb lin
SautiIie til Nmerifa. Sc antom til
Snlhipin, 8iS., Den lite Iai 1877. %
&citeu ~iantule Gar iIpttet De Ill Den
6orm rGr 0ammoro, boor ban boeoe
III lin SeN. 6oruoeu lin SuItru cftcrs
Iaber han Jig fem Barn, ucutIi9 fire
Setre, @trS. &. SaueeitoS, Sabl; gtrs.
eSunoer 2ooaoS, 8oobpiIe; Rrs. Se'
rert Iarpbt, GnlcraIh; Signa, @ercs
ia, 8iS., % Ssuueu Gloin, fom Dor
paa Sicntmefarueu. 2eSuoeu er Der ii
@arnebaru % eli Seitcr / Noree.
Mr. 8enrirseu bar en- al be tibligc
S~tttlere / Smc9uen al Sarmono oe
babe ipm ioabuu 9icunemeaaet DC
mango @ciorrIi8beber, ion bar farats
t~triitilfc for Yioueerliuct. Wen boors
BON iaa Smitrnhigbcberrc fpiet ZIG,
forot ban altio Sib og llbpet til at pGre
Grore til SiGIp % bar ~beitarois reoe til
a. aabue iii Slis for Dem, Tom Tom os
ttrugte &u5lp, iiGr oa ii9e, ior tom
iom gmi8rauter ira Horgc. San pd,
Ell tirrIi9 % trOfait Sgetefrlc % 6a'
Ger, aItib tfuig til at ofre eeeu Sons
fnrt for at ticue bem, iom itob bam rrr,
&c Tom han babe firr. Sans Bort
gang ieles Ncrfpr iaart ipecieIt for Sas
riIieu, men ceida at andre, iom bapoC
Irrt bnm at tieuoe. Geliieuet perl
hons Wiroel X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Sosnsal I stapaneer atrtt.
(Nf @eter R. Steeu.)

NNN ~ANNAl
o SosnoaI, bu ti9re. on bieu,Iise 2anb,
3iu 6ccebpeo, on Dig leg MI ipneer:
Spor Norbiiseu ilaar mob ben itereoe
Strano
90 Sauseu Jig iii 8lipperne Hunger.
Ser itaar en- lioen Spite ~forfaIoeu cs
Lap,
IseS @inSllet benSt MOB set ~ifpulpertoe
Sao -
Sib flnper ies paa Sanferues @inecr!
Set er nit SarrSomsbient, Ser sr bocr
ieg blen fsot,
Serfra bar ieg mine fiGreite Ieinoer,
Ser iee ION Barn 10 Ieete, Der leg
Iunlreoe iaa isot;
Nadr lea berpaa trnfer, Saarer rtnoer.
Stisnt Sptten or fdttis oe iintpel at ie.
Sens Iinbe BOG pGtter en- S9nsiel %
Ie,
Ser life meb aarsne ioiuber.
Sa, Sosnbal, hu tiare, bsit eIiteSe
2dno,
S,t Tom er min Sebebneo porben.
Seq minocs big % IGuees iii Sin bcirs
biStc Strdno,
Spor lea ida eno nnnbrer paa Soroen.
Seq minSeS binc 8eftc % bpbe ailbe'
pGlo,
Seq minscs oire Naicr % tnlSreSe
SieIb,
Ser ineiIer faa bsit ouer Sioroen.
Sa til min SeSebtso / set biemlise norS
Seq cauorer iaa riot / mine Saufer.
90 for bser en-, ipm sIab % fro / oine
Sale Dor
Tit Siertc iaa firrliebebsfllpt banfer.
Sg itisnt nit SIP er itormfulbt %
Srcmtisen er rlerf
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