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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
WHY is THE PRICE OF GASOLINE

THE price Of gasoline in Albuquerque Is higher than in any other
town in the United States Of similar sire or larger. 1t is higher
In New Mexico than in any other state
Whyf
Reporting ON the price of gasoline as of July / Of this year the
Wall Street Journal o. recent date publishes a list Of thirty cities,
from New York TO Seattle, with the retail price OF gasoline in each
The lowest is Is cents in Kansas City. The highest is % cents in
Seattle.
The price Of gasoline at Albuquerque filling stations is 26 cents
today, after reductions that have followed each other for several
meGths.
The price of gasoline s 2 cents a gallon lower in Santa Fe. II
is reported 10 be 6 cents lower in Trinidad, Colorado. II is lower
in III Paso and Phoenix, Dallas and Denver.
Why is Il that Albuquerque, with direct rail connections to re.
finerics north, east and west, is the high spot Of the United States
in gasoline priceg
The Herald has made a careful inquiry among Albuquerque
retail dealers in gasoline. We find that these dealers figure on a
uniform gross profit Of 2 cents a gallon. That wouldn't be much.
profit, II the dealer got il, but he does not The gasoline dealer has
found out, as every one who stays in business long is bound to find
out, that there is a huge difference between gross profit and net
profit.
Local dealers who ar entitled TO confidence assure as that
when they have figured out time, labor. shrinkage, leakage, waste
and occasional credit losses that instead Of a 2-cent gross profit
they are lucky 10 break even. In other words they carry gasoline as
a convenience to the automobile trade that is buying oil and grease,
tires and accessories.
There must be som reasonable explanation of an apparent
discrimination against this city in the price il must pay for gasoline.
what H' sxAs&nE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
The Time to Shift Your Gears

able you 20 get "a the top OF the hill
most oXpeditiously and safely"
II occurred to me that the same
principle applies 10 other things than
motoring.
Methods that havc been tried and
that have worked well are not rork-
lessly 20 De east aside. bot methods
work well on the Lowell may in
voiyr delay or eve danger " ad-
hcrcd to on The climb.
Applies Ia life.
LfsH problems involve NuccpHHfui
getting oyer The road. Given q
choice Of honorable methods. the
problem is to find which Of them in
a particular situation is best adapt
ed 10 secure a desired result.
Many Il business has slackenod aud
gone dead and backed down hin snd
yer she edge because tho man who
operated Il did not know when TO
shift his gears
One may cherish all reasonable
pride IN consistency. but one element
In consistency IN the ability 60 az
here % "a principle while changing
methods
when the time comes 10 SHIFT gears
shift them. That Is what gears are
for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

books. Already three Of the book
companies have indicated such reduce
lions in price IND New Mexico under
her contracts will benefit by those
price reductions.
You state IN YOU letter that any
well informed educator will say that
the ncwiy adopted books with the "a
ception OF the Brooks Readers. which
should have been displaced. are infe-
rior 10 The old. While I nm not e
member Of tho state board OF cduca-
tion which made this adoption. or the
state hoard which made the previous
adoption. 4 resent the i"mputation that
the old state board Of education was
not composed OF well informed oduca-
tors Col. James W. Wilson. as head
Of tho military institute NJ Roswell
for is years. has brought that insti-
tuition to tho mnk or second In the
United States Mrs. Josie Lockard
has served the state faithfully In tho
city Of Ration. Hitherto no nspcrsion
has been cast against her work or her
ability. Col. jose II. Sena. clerk OF
tho supreme court. was for years a
member Of the board Of cducntion.
Santa Fc. n haN all Of his life inter
crted himself In the educational nf-
fairs ~ tho tate. Hon Amhdo
'iAhNtH III - lAf kAllfN NHf commence
and respect Of the people OF New
Mexico Az 90 serve as our territorial
superintendent Of public instruction
and his administration Of this office
speaks for itself. The last nppointiye
member OF the old board OF education.
Mr.. Earl Douglass. served as COUNTY
superintendent ~ schools nt Aztec. I
personally thought sufficient Of his
ability To appoint him as my assistant.
and ! have had no reason to chunea
nv mind concerning him. The oV-
officlo members ~ the state board Of
education. consisting Of tho governor
and tho state superintendent. were
no brief In their behalf nor do the
others whom I have montioucd-thc
appointivc members ~ the board.
cation was connected with school ar
fRirs either directly or indirectly pre-
vious to his or hcr service on this
board.
Personally. I can say for the office
I represent that there W. nothing 10
hide In connection with the hook
adoption. II Irregularities existed. I
agree with you that the llmcliEht
should lee thrown on those IRREGULAR.
ties. ] do believe, however. that any
Investigation you may make concern
ing tho hook adoption Will convince
you relative to the three points which
you raise ns TO legality. price Of books
and qualifications Of the mcmhcrg NJ
the hoard Of education.
First. That the adoption WINS Illegal.
Socond New Mexico school patrons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
Chapter %Xxn-Philip m Makes-A ThreatP
BY RUTH AGNES ABELINC

But ! can't stay. Lila Amcs viii
fire me just ms soon AZ h ran get
some one oiso-and 1 want To g't
there first.
~ could bring YOU an apology
from 'f"f. vuuli you stay until wn
ut. 90 l,sft e little moro settled and
you and ! arc better acquainted
Grace Cameron dvliherUt'd and
then. yes she autd.
30 I set out down the hall wonder.
iug how I could accomplish the i'm
possible.
% WINS nearly % when HuuEhf
Mrs Amcs' room Philip was There"
IT. nodded casually as ! stWr Boo Hui
then. when Lila Tor the SECOND
turned her attention Co sum.thing
else. h" wiuk"d
% think you have been lnBfiuE fhiH
morning. Nias SprrusDu' tIla Amra'
voice WIS thI-tl"doWn aud sunlight
END to ON in the time until y0u
came logged rhil tu stay nos
utoh 70 handy sort Go have around
Aren't YOU afraid 10 rorumm'ull
mo eco highly luihp vuH sUIIut
'Thbt isu't a hint. b. a. rhII
ilin wps showing her claws In spite
OF tho laughter in her voice
"uf what Lovely Lady Phillip
AurH yuvucd.
''Ilns 10 really come To- that" TN"
smile uf Mrs Amca' face was robbed
suddenly OF iis lovely veneer and v1H
di-,'osod naked Ian ugly r.imHru
YOU'RE too sensitive LII" PHILLIP
Amcs WAS standing. win elaborate"
care nr brushed some Invisible" thing
from hla cuat and then lcf' u.s.
ITO Boz continued
t~CuryriEut. 1921 bv Newspaper En-
tcrprlsol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

was stunned by Grace Camcron's
%outhurst. tried To- understand all
of Tho Influences working to cause Il
and wondered Just what would be
Tho better thing to say.
Ono thing I knew. and that was
that / could not let her go out with
hcr present determination 90 have
her fhng
Thought oC an the things might
piy about her theory being all
wrong and that the straight way waf
tho host way and that 10 paid. after
uU. But ! could not say %; : knew
DO would be w%.iEhtless. Tor lH IL mat
tor NJ fact when u comes right down
to payment. 10 doesn't pay In auy
material way. Virtue iH 80 purely It's
reward.
But there is something cNhilarat
inr. aomrihins capable of Eiying n
thrill nr pride aud happiness iu put
ting nap H square. clean fight.
81 when at length I began 90 thlk
'o Gracr ! told her of the joy aud
enthusiasm generated IN Just th"
standing on ones own feet aud boz
Ing able to face the world uunfraid.
had q feeling that just because
uf Toms interest bon the girl ! must
hriu her there. that / uuIld not lrt
h,r slip out again In dangerous wayH
~ you leave. { shall fool that l.
too. must CO. said It length.
tbirsIns OF r. plan hy which ! might
Ht l,Hst postpone nor going.
"Rrr1uso th" whole thing oriEi-
matted lu mF note. and ] fcC. that 70
iB AN my fault
ESQ Won't YOU siay7" J plunged on,
'fDr awhile Of least, because I have
up means OF making m" living now
aside from thIH' H left here /
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
HUGHES OPPORTUNITY

PRESIDENT HARDING has done the expected by appointing
Secretary of State Hughes head Of the American delegation to
the Washington disarmament conference.
1t viii probably be the verdict Of the nation, irrespective of
politics, that no wiser choice could have been made. This entirely
apart from the fact that Hughes position as cabinet premier made
his appointment practically a foregone conclusion.
No man IN high position in the Harding administration has grown
IN public esteem since his appointment as has Hughes.
IL is not too much TO say that this conference has possibilities
OF developing into the most important international gathering in the
world history.
Much will depend upon Hughes, who, as head Of the delegation
oil the nation calling the conference, will undoubtedly be chosen
ms IFS presiding officer.
No such opportunity for world service and world fame has ever
before come TO an American cabinet officer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

lowing SYMPTOMS. pu.r. olBmmy skin.
weak pul~ br,rihrs iu weak Egsps
uI HEhs.
In first aid for shock place tho
patient ON his haCk. Cover him uu.
Move him Co the best place OF shcl.
ter l' once Ii possible apply tEtrr-
nal heat hy means uf BLANKETS. hot
water bottles or hot bricks. BE-
careful, however uot 60 burn the pa
u,ut. Hot water, hot t'8 ur hot CIf-
f,p Hru useful stlmuluuta.
On huut exhaustion tho skin VIII
b' cold ana olammy and the Duudi-
ton much tho same us that OF
ahpok Tho Same treatment will bo
required
I'm r5.o Ut suu.irukc the body
fDUla hot and dry Co thH touch.
'lotha wet iu loo water or the cold
n-t water ui hand should Doe applied
1i once iu the head aud body. ysuc-
ais .tluug the spinu from tho head
downward This treatment should ho
renewed frequently. Application To
'hu head Of cracked lD' iu "a towel is
good
If Du arm or leg Is broken uso
EuliuiH composed oi folded nrwspu-
p'If pInrnH of h0urd ur heavy p1siy-
hntrd Hind % position with band
tH'l OF hau1ErrrhiDts. ~ M. arm
is broken. place n lu O. sling \
coup e. of mems ties kuottrd together
win do temporarily. ~ u lDg o. bro
Bon tU, mo legs together BE- mo- spltut
iH uyllltblr Don't try to sof broken
huur" S~tulEhfru fo relieve pain,
then apply suliuts Don't allow frlr-
tut'd limb tu dangl" Boo handling the
patient
stiura and litrs ~ Insects arc mot
usually dangerous 10 Irr, although
.E|... ..r.|..f.N H. .H.H Y.|.HIN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

Selling hootch isn't ~ big "A crime
as whnt they charge.
Tho Hnlahics have succeeded iu
running Husain-r argcd.
Democrats kicking nbou the tarin
arc the only gnes satisfied.
The difference is Hollands wind
mills work but our Kind don't
Some ball players on hand are not
worth Two in the bush.
Many "a man Be- fenced OF from
succcaa by his W railing
when many a man steps into HI,
a be Is getting into debt.
The prodigul sun is Mt the beach
turning faitcd calves brown,
Music IS the sunshine Of the soul A"
Jazz. the moonshine.
when opportunity knocks many e.
man is out buying his hopes.
Its q job go get o Job.
are and always have been protected
ON the price Of books.
Third. That the adoption was made
10y men % women VINO were thor
oughly honest. thoroughly Interested
la tho welfare OF the school children
and he school patrons Of New MoSico.
o. that the members ~ this board
were educated men ana womCn VINO
took into consideration the Wishes Of
the educators 81 tho state as we'll la
their own good Judgment when tho
WA made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
Leonard Wood

tiNHuHtH CITY Stur1
Major General Leonard wood n g.
announced from Washington. viii bo
given the post ct governor of tine
Philippine lslnuds. That means that
General Wood hna accepted tho pI1o.
Notwithstanding she fnCt ct mis- recent
D@iv,ti"u tr h"nd uf th, University cot
Pennsylvania.
Leonard Wood BE- always In the hold
OF service. t. was Fu 900 cuba Whom
tine ruuutrE mat came Go know him
we'll After others received the roe
ward of glory lu wur, General Wood
was given tho tremendous job of zoe
constructing co." island OF cuba and
u%IitiuE 90 nu lfa feet Tor self govern
mont How wen he performed That
service the world Knows, for hr gave
10 an Illuminating object lesson iu uuur
strurilvo government
After 'uha,'tmo the Philiriiu'
70" WAS sent tu the Philippines fu
irtti o. hvuiEhtcd people tho 4 10 CO.
ot government aud 10 blaze @ path fnr
civilization through tho wrcoN and
uiu ~ tiut exploited land.
Tuou came years of patient uurU-
Quilted Work iu th' army o.. uur-
iur,d b. Cultivated o. roddlaI b.
Spoke for o. Preached for b. Fought
FOR g. When tho world war cam. uu
bu was made tho gt,rInriul Offering
600 Nf'|H NNf'f HNNI.N NN'NNlNN. NN. NNENl' |N
Tend the army which ho hud uy.I
out uf NJ" Incompetence and iurfN.
Cheney ct W. hiurtou politics wue dp.
ulod him was his pHTi iu fifs uf
home and work iu the training u,mu.
lie remained without % vord ut rum
plant iIU drilled and trained Brmirf
for othorH to lend ON the tpld uf hHi.
tie. Ilr Workrd without glory for him.
s'lf. huf bee worked Tor IA, glory uf
America.
Vow whom ne might remain uf
home in 70 most inviting position ami
100 u salary fat greater than that which
ho viii receive az the hands of the
government. he chooses to go back Ir
the Philippines because he scoH tho
bigger opportunity fur service Co hIH
country.
General wood is a great American.
tie is OF the Roosevelt type. rod
hl0udod, outstanding and fun of hui
muu Interest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

For the car which VA climbing
slowly stopped and began to back
My friend made a quick turn. aud
we escaped an accident. ana went
on.
ne was trying TO 40 All the way
up on high speed said my friend.
Il am afraid Of such drivers lie
wac compelled at least 10 SHIFT his
gears, but he did not do Il soon
enough and his engine went dead
sp,akS Of Folly.
My freud went On TO speak % the
folly Of trylnE 20 climb long hills on
high geAr lie said
. A gear that II suited 20 level
road A. entirely unsuited To- hills,
Tint D. why ears are provided with
alffsreut gears. and a man b. foolish
mai 10 use them The object r. not
~ ase how nille change Of gear ynn
ran make. hni 10 fluid wha; nsf Of
the equipment OF your car VIII en-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
D pR WIII.IAM y. nARTON

Y were motoring In
California. and my
friend, who owned
the car. WIS watch
Ing carefully tn e
ear ahead 81 him.
We were
a long hill. aud my
friend would have
passed the other eur
had the road per-
mittcd ~ ID WAS.
we hept a ntflo
space behind the
car In front, and
none too far a. that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

Alexandra Gustave Ethel. who In
1853 built the famous Eiffci Tower
ia Paris. recently fave nm serial tea
tower
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

Tho car,h's atmosphere Is 30 mlIoa
deep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

Tea was used Hs q beverage boz
China more than 1000 years ago.
Tho oldest university Iu a. g tore
ritory Us the University u' $50 Thu.ulN
re- Manila, founded lu 1908,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

THE price Of gasoline in Albuquerque Is higher than
town in the United States Of similar size or larger.
In New Mexico than in any other state.
Whyf
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-16
Gn 0nminifnnrr safter M}nf

Gm 9un1inifaner ssiter, Mooer
81 ullttina fra 8rooHpn, 81. g.. ifriber
~Sor fire Mar fiben blep ieg, 81 jeg
gif poa 'Waben rant pan SfuIbere1:
af en- @tet1, on1trert pno Gt6rreIie
af en- @oano. Seq fplte bol6ionn1e
Sqnerter. Sort efter aiobifle0e Set
fig UNDER min Mrm en Gnube, 0er
foraarldge6e en- brenoen6e Jorne1nz
r1elie. s ober to Mar prebebe ieg
n1eget for at bli fri for min &laee,
men set bar forgiebes. Da Ser bar
5are for at @raft funoe nobifIe fig,
bleb ieg roaoet til at fonaufere eli
beren1t 5pecialift. Baa iant1ule E:io
bap6e ieg begpn6t at tage 9r. Beters
&urifo. 5pecialiiten 1ag6e, at bnns
uobortes 8eba11olittg fl11oe finn gi6=
re mig go6t, bbis ieg biloe tage 11o<
get til at forbe6re init 8Io6. Da ieg
forto1te bar1, at ieg toe &urifo, ia
ban: Set er en- ubn1erfet Me6icir,
Bib fn1 be6 at bruge ben. Seq er
MI raft og bar 'Betragtning al min
guoer fun @run6 til at bore t1freos
.og 1tafnen1melig." Dette berbn1te
lrte1niooe1 er lite til SaIgs paa Mpp
tefer; ipeciene Mgenter 1eberer BET ii
refte fra 2aboratoriet af Dr. Hetcr
Sabrnep & Cons Co., 25o1 8u-
ibington Blpo., Gbicago, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-16
Gn Gmbe ebsmano ,1btaler }is o1l1
}5arbings 11benrigspoli !:

Sra Wafbi11gton, 9. s n1eloes
SEN 14oe Mars: gmerifn bnr lite i1hfe 81
gipet 11ogea1 al line Rethigbeoer paa
@runo al arige1s og i1tgen bill bliDs
opgibet. >. .z. ~. .:.....=.- 4 y.
9ette u6gipr @rl1n6lnget for Are
1ioelrt @orbings l1oenrigspo poliil;
5o1r SEN ignar blep 11brebet at en- al1-
torotib gnlbebs1na11b / SEN 1De Nb=
111i1iitrotio11. Ser er Bit fpurt, ON
kDe 6orene6e 5tater TOM til at ienoe
til JoIfeforbnnbets sNaa6 en- Mepre-
}el1tant, ser Fn1oe tnle M1nerifas
Gag meo Se1tipn til Manoaterne,
inrlig bbao o11gaar 9en gap og .Me-
iopotnn1ien, 'on1 bbis OIiefeIter Der
er blit 5trio n1eo gnglan6. 5fi6nt
BET life blep ligefrem fagt, Heb oct
oog Hnrt nntDoet at til rette Eii0 bill
Sc De 5orene6e Stnter ie1rbe e1t
i1oflDoe1iesrig Mano, Der ifal trent
.legee oeres Sag for Tolfeforbunoet
og beite111t beb6e Mmerifns Haa=
itonb, at set bor bebielpelig meo ct
be;eire 9DFlano og 6erfor life agter
at obergipe 11ogen af fine gettighe=
Ser, berfon fon Splge af 5eiren.
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6piere 8rebporto fra Morse.

Oe n1aa fife bli oberrolfet, bbis
@o1fbn0et forlaltger 10 Gents i CT
traporto noar ban bringer Big 8ren
fra set gar11e 2anb. @nge>1 >er oen,
at 8rebportoen fra be 1fanoi1obilfe
2ai1oe til llolanoet er blebet foroob=
let fra ben lite Gebruar, laa at ct
8reb til -Mmerifa nit fniter 40 Gre
1teoet for 20 Gre: Mange nf 8reb=
1friberne oerbien1me glen1111er bette
naar Sc lender 8rebe berober, n1eb
set &elltltat at man rnaa betale 10
Gents OpfrpDning naar 111an moo
,tnger 8erbet. &oitbe1enet gigr Spe
merflom poo at oe rsss51tternationale
&eplp COUPONS" iou ieIges paa ct
bbert &o1Ho11tor, og ionr man 'fun
,1egge i grebe- fom man ifriper 9ien1
/ion1 Detailing for Sbarporto, MI nfe iff
langere bil betale for bele Bortoe11,
1non set er 11gobenoigt for Sren1ti=
oen at iei16e 2tgoupons.
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forif Sure etagion1beb.

ssriltia1in ben 185e 5eb. Ne.u
SOUND ola11o, gene uoei Mt,untere,1,
ss''o1n ligger 18n t5lenil fra gnglal1I
|. bar baret Tibet fienbt at Noron1nno
Wan bnr bnlettlig bprt Annoet o111-
taIe for fine 5iiferiers 5mlA IA %
sfaa San1ebig io1u foripgte at Ioge
Sfibsbeft Der: 6an berbiernn1e beb
at 2an6et bnr en- 5fogrigoo11 fem
n1inber meget on1 bort eget 2al1bs,
@alintntet- og 2a116ifabet er ian 1igt
oct iDblige Norge fo1n BET Fun 5li.
zGn6e1 Soretagion1111e Noronne16 bar
facet 9ine1ne op for bette og bar inb
fiebt ct Mreal pao 3 Mliloner Maol
bporaf to Ere6iepurter er god be-
bofiet mes pregtig @fog, befentlia
Gran. ct Selffab er 6a11net og M11=
leg af gellnloie= og Bnpir= =Sabriter
er fl1l6 0ang. Mdifinerne Ion1 1e=
,beres 6elbis al Ebunes u1efaniIfe
@erfiteb / @riitiar1io og oelbis al
ipenife Sirmaer, blir ien6t ober meo
9merifanlinien til @aaren og til
Sontn1eren baaber 11an at ia Mn=
lngget fnr6ig. @n Mor6md16, Sol,
tein @tornt, 1ont bar opbobt fig Der
ober ito Mar, bar brebet Mrbeibe
for 5ellfabet. @npteinen 11htafcr
paa Soreipgrg1el, at ser er l1begran-
fe6e M1ligbeoer for 5fog6rift pan
geetp 5ounlonb. Eioligere er 6et boz
re 2or6 Nortbr1iffe lom bar Bapir=
fabrifer ser, og e1tbnn ct Ser M9ng=
Ser af Sfog igien. Det nor1fe Sci
Fobs Gabrifer Iigegr liee beo Sjpen
og bar ubegreniet 8anofraft til Dis
poiition. S set <9iifrift Selffabet
bar fin 5fog Dor 10000 Mennelfer,
fao ser er Mrbeibsfraff NOT at ia al.
Sabriferne ffd forelgbig beifiaftiec
$50 Ma11b og / @fogene faar n1an
for 400. s Bi11ter arbeioes Ser n1eo
,1nfhn fl1lo @tprh @Fogett og I'D
paa Soften fan Sdbrifatione1, af
@elluloie og 8apir begDnoe. Mors=
proonftionen bill til at begpnbe r1e6
bIi o11tfring 10000 Cons.
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e
,8prnene.

Mange Goral6re binorcr lii1 egen
oon6elige @elfignelfe beo 2isegploie=
be6 for fine Bprns aanbelige Bel
Det er life NOT at gibe Bdrnene til
9erren Dnabet. @erren, 1fie11
ban er 6eres bi111melife Sober, 1a6er
8ernene blibe bos fine ioroi1fe Se=
ore, for at Sc fful op6rage 6en1 for
bet binuneIfe Siem. Ser er 6et al
ian tt1anee JoreIore biier en iaaoal'
gruion1 2igegploigbe6. Ga Moies
bIep ooereibet i Serrens @aretast
ioet Mooeren iatte ban uo Mlen,
laa tog @erre1 bare poa bam, men
gab bnn1 tiboge til Mooerens Ont
1org og Spbruge1ie.
&bor 9ornl6re1te er utro inno6,
bbab @u6 1aa1ebes bar betroet 6em
- Tan man ut6res ober, at @eliig=
tteIfe oe Greo bigger fra ct iaaoont
91et12 Bbr1et1e 1fdl ropordges !
&erre11s Euet ne Sorna1ting". -
Mrfpn bIep taget fra Ssraels ggrl1
og oe leo geeberlag forbi @lis Sgn<
11er Iebebe ugn6eligbeo og ban
itraffe6e Dem lite. Set bialp iffc
gIi at ban ielb bo1ot fig be6 Sellig-
oo11nnen. @traffen TOM auigebe1
ober ba1n. - SaI rneo @ernene ON
@uo og ba,1s @iIie. Sgr bbao Ser
rem flyer / 5 Mo1. 6, 6: Z: r0g 6isie
fSro, 1on1 ieg bboer Sig ioag, if11l1e
bere paa sit ,@ierte. 0g 6n Ta1 i11l
ifierpe bine @grn ben, og ou Ral
tale ON benz 1laar out iiooer 6i1
&us, og nnar 6u gaar paa 8eien, oa
1taar on Iagger Sig, og naar ou itaar
op. = g. st. &. / vBi6n, >-~
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n1g6res guogibne get til at lnre fine
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mer at la fine 8arn bli 6pgtiggiorte
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set gjgr 1ng6omn1en 6aarligere
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belt 1grgelige, at Set er bore afbolbte
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