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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21
DRAMATIC CLUB
TO GIVE A PLAY

With Mrs. tG. w. Buckingham, the
Baptist Dramatic club is completing
arrangements for the presentation Of
Ia Thanksgiving play next Friday
night. at eight O'clock. In the church
auditorium. The story of the play
c%enters about the courtship of Miles
Standish. and is a particularly one
for the Thanksgiving season.
Alden Squires, son Of Dean and
Mrs. Vernon F.. Squires, who Is a de-
scendent OF the orig nal John Alden,
will im%pcrsonate his w~ell-known an
cestor In tho production. The others
Of the cast are:
Miles Sta ndish-Lawrence Brown
Dame Hadley-Thelma Sherman.
Priscilla--Ienore Carpenter.
This is to be the initial appearance
OF the Dramatic club for the year,
and the public is invited to the, per-
Torrance. u %ta
In the home of Miss Adelaide
Okell. 2224 University avenue. the
first regular meeting OF the Anti
Stage Fright club was hold on sun
day afternoon. In the club are the
Junior and senior members Of the pi-
ano classes, conducted by Miss Ada
laidc Okell of Wesley college conserv-
atory. Seven new members were adj
HllLteu al Inc .IlGetlHR w SuIlUaS tus
initiation services forming an i'm
portart part OF the afternoons pro-
gram.
Miss valborE Aakhus ands Miss
Irene Bostrom served tea.
In giving n report OF the organizn.
tons that had assisted with the tag
day for the Florence Crittenton home
recently, The Herald Inadvertently
left out the names ofathe Eastern Star
chapter and the Memo Study club Of
L4akota. Both OF these organization;
joined in holding a tag day, and real
lied a substantial SUN which was sen
In to the Florence Crittenton home.
Mrs. Loren W. Myers. Lewis boule.
ward, received the dozen large chrys.
anthemums given last week by the
McElroy flower shop at the close OF
Its chrysanthemum show on Frida,
and Saturday. Mrs. Myers name wat
eral hundred which We're registered
during the interesting twe-aay fora
Mrs. Alvin p. Clifford Of the Hotc
! Dacotah. with her daughter, Rather
inc. and son. Arthur, will so to Min
ncapolis to spend Thanksgiving will
rciatlFeS. lney Wit tenNa WedneSua,
night and will be Joined there by Mrs
CliTcrd's son. Benjamin.. who is at
tending school in Minneapolis.
Misses Gertrude. Florence an,
Dolly Healy. daughters of, d,
and Mrs. II. II. liealy, will spen'
the Thanksgiving holiday in Ne,
York. Misses Florence and Doroth
Healy have ar apartment there thi
winter. and their sister. who is teach
ingein a Pennsylvania college, wi
join them for the holiday.
Miss Gladys Jacobson. a gradual
OF the expression department of We
ley college. Is touring in the eas
with the White Lyceum Bureau
acording to word received in Gran
Forks by friends. Miss Jacobson ha
been attending the Emerson schoC
of Oratory at Boston. since the ON
pletion of her work here.
+ *
Chapter D of p. E. O.. sisterhoo
was at home to friends this after
noon in the residence of Mrs. r. +
Griffith. 525 South Sixth street. fror
; to S O'clock. Mrs. Paul Griffith. Mis-
Florence Williams. Miss Marie Sat,lel
Miss Margaret Gillette and Miss Sol
enson gave the program.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21
Women Open Two
Day Meet Today

Des Moines. Iowa, Nov. 21,--Women
from, nix states, Iowa, Minnesota. North
and South Dakota, Wyoming II
Montana. are in Des Moines today at
tending the second annual convention
or the fifth region Of the National
League OF women voters. The con.
vention will last VI days n Wall
be featured by a mass meeting To-
night.
Tho League OF Women Voters. 1t
Is announced. is nonpartisap n
TO educate women for the j%udictous
use OF the ballot. Tho league favors
uniform state laws concerning women
which subject will be discussed ut
the closing banquet OF the convention
TO be held tomorrow night.
T~on,ght's mass meeting will be ad-
dressed by Governor n. T.. Kendall;
Mrs. Maud Park o. Washington. presi-
dent Of the National organization;
Mrs. Max Mayer OF Iowa City and
Miss Emily r.. kneubuhl OF Mime
sota.s :.
Greetings from governors OF all
states in the region will be read at
the meeting by Miss Flora Dunlap OF
lDcs Moines.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21
WITH mssWl0zgM4lEsNd.l[1S.QD[lkA

It sShnusual for a young woman
Of atwenty-two toaannounce that she
finds ~dressnaking fascinating play in
stead of work It Is also unusual for
q young woman. OF twenty-five to find,
herself in her w shop, head of an
Incorporated firm with more work
than she can by herself after.
only three months In; business.
AL of this Is tru Of Miss Irene
MacIvef of New York City, who start
ed on the high road ITO success by
making u bingham collar and cuff
set as asGgift for one Of her friends
Othe: girls saw 1t and wanted sets
for themselves. Miss MacIyer took
orders for blouses, and soon orders
We're pouring In SO fast that she had
to move her business from her home
to a shop.
During her school life and during
the fey years she spent playing about
in society since leaving finishing
pulse found. expression in the smart
and original clothes she designed and
made for herself. She never took a
lesson in designing and never made
II special study Of art.
Perhaps n reascn why I am so
successful" this young woman ex-
plains, 'is because I iike. to sew and
make pretty things more. tha any
thing else In the world. l do not
know anything more satisfactory than
making women look beautiful and
seeing them dressed in the clothes
they ought TO wear.
At first Miss MacIver did all the
work. blu with orders coming faster
than she could handle them and
women wanting her advice as to what
to buy and others asking her to do
Their shopping in addition to design
ing and making their clothes, Miss
Maclver decided that. she ought to
have an assistant. Now her estab-
l,shment consists OF helpers, an
assistant and herself.
HERE AND THERE.
This Countess:o of Clonmel has OPEN
ed q laundry in Duke street, London.
She calls it the mo Damage laun-
dry and superintends it herself.
Mrs. Robert Grosvenor of New
York and Newport. and Mrs. Rich
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21

Mrs, O.. Scrumgard has gone TO he.
home In Devils Lake after spending
a few days in Grand Forks with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T.. Bulge Trepan,ei
block. Accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Miss Olga Serumgard Mrs. Ser
unlgard went to Minneapolis and Man
kato a fortnight < to visit friends
stopping here Sunday morning, en-
route to her home. Miss Olga Ser
umsard returned TO Devils Lake a
week ago.
4 +
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Stinson OF
Riverside Park announce the engage
mept of their daughter. Alice. to Mr.
Herbert a. Schulke Of st. Paul. Mn
Miss Stinson has chosen December
asth as the date of her wedding.
4 4
The meeting of the North Dakota
DANES club which was to have been
hold next Friday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Paul J.. Davis, Univer'
sity Avenue. has eel postponed un'
I'll Wednesday. November 80.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21
Minneapolis Pianist
To Accompany Tenor

Lambert Murphy, tenor. who Will
appear In Grand Forks next Sunday
hight, at a recital program In the
New Grand theater. mas engaged Mrs.
Katherine Pike Skedden Of Minneap-
oils, as his accompanies during his
northwest tour. Mrs, Skedden's mu-
steal ability Is already familiar to
many local music patrons. and to
music critics throughout this terri
tory. The concert Sunday is being
looked forward to with interest.
On Tuesday night. Mr.. Murphy is
scheduled to give a concert before
the North Dakota State Teachers as
ISOLATION. which Is In session this week
at Fargo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21

ard Peabody Of Boston, both hold
ing high positions in society, have
!opened"a ladies' Furnishing shop in
New York City. They do this, they
say, because there Is great happiness
In earning their own living. They
are financing the enterprise and have
employed experts to manage the shop.
When Mrs. John .Ashby wanted to
keep the home fires burning while
her husband served as q sergeant ma
jor in the British army she worked in
a blacksmith shop. Now she has
started her " forge At Leather
head, England: ~sf Il
Two New York women won prizes
recently at the annual exhibition -of
the Chicago Art Institute. From
more than. 100 paintings only 200
were accepted. ii Miss Cecilia: Beaux. of
New York won the Frank g. Logan
medal and $1,000, the largest money
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21
Benefit Program To
Be Presented Tonight

To raise funds to benefit the pa
rochial school. the Rosary choir of st.
Michael's pro-cathedral. will give an
entertainment tonight in the church
auditorium. Mrs. Harry Burton,
church organist, has had direct
charge OF the arrangements.
A one-act comedy. "Love-birds
Matrimonial Agency" is to be one of
the big features of the program. In
addition there will be dances and mu-
steal numbers and some unique spe-
cialties.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21

rrize for THE Dancing Lesson, Fee
licia Waldo Howell Of New York won
for From the Attic Window"
Miss Sarah Sheridan Is called De-
stroit's business marvel. She directs 9
$75, 060, 900 business and has control
over 500 highly paid men,. She start
led her career as a telephone operat-
or.
Lady Joan Capell, daughter of the
Dowager Countess Of Essex. who was
Adele Grant, daughter OF the late
Beach Grant ofNNew York soon and,
It is rumored, will act as manne
quin" for an English dressmaker, al
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21

Herald want Ads Bring Results
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21
MUST PAY TAXES.

washington, Nov. s1s--John 2
rockefeller and others who Partsci-
:pated with him in, the distribution py,
ohio Oil companies and by the,
Prairie Oil and Gas company " uae y
stockholders of stock respec1Avs.s :
= praiTie Pipe Line company y
nav income tax upon the same under
a-decision today by the supreme couI C
Herald want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21

' Mile. NADIA dc Doveis OF France has
interested Washington by her individ-
ual campaign IN tho interests of uni
versal peace. She walks about the
capital with an American flag and q
banner hung from her shoulders with
the word Peace" in large letters. She
is shown above after calling at the
White House.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21

"a en- route to this country. lay
Joan introduced "bobbed" mar Anto
the smart set of ndo ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
& MinneappIiS.

@pnoag % Man6ag II. % is.
Mpril bar set 400 Mar, ii6er Martin
2utber itoo for M%igs6agen i @orms
og talte 6e 9r6> .bborbeo. @eiren oper
&abefirfen iom @an6sfribeoens meg,
tige og 6p6elige 6ien6e blep banoen.
Sra set @ieblif al bab6e oenne fSienoe
miitet fin Magt, % Menne{fene ct
gaaet frema6 &ileenelie at religiss,
%borgerlig og perionlig Gribe6. Ser
tor bar oct bel b9r6 at min6es Sen
itore @eformators Scamp og @eir.
Set ifete 90 ogiaa / talrige al Sc ca.
60 lrtberite &irfer i Minneopolis,
blan6t Sem / SEN oonlfe st. &e6ers
&irfe og / Central 2r,tberan Gburcb,
bbor ser bleb aflagt @i6nesbpr6 ON
8ctDoningen al 211tbers @erning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
@apwuo6 Fbstet.

@uslan6s @obiet=@egierine bill
betale 6en &autton at $4,000, fon1
bleb ftiIlet al ~8ig 8i1" $apuoo6,
90 iom 6enne l1ge bill b1ibe erfleret
forfpil6t, me66elte @ociali1tle6eren
g Seymour @te6mat1. &aDpoooc Ct
flpgta fra -2an6et % fiees at bore
| Moifm1, bbor ban fo1u11e11 me6
2enin % $rot3fp foreitaar @opiet.
propagan6aen. @tema1 fag6e, at
SaDtpoo6 er ben eneite af Be 46 ST..
6,,itriaI @orfers Nof Borlo, BET bleb
6brnt til fra i til 20 aar / Sort
eabeutuortb, iom lite bill obergibe
fig i6ag. Sire al 6en n1eloes ollie.
re6e at beer %a11for11te til Sort 2ea-
betttportb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29

2ntber,Teiter.
Set paa Dana Golleae.

Spnoag %@ftermi66ag SEN II. Mpril
boloteS Ger iflg. ~211tberif ugebloo"
paa Dana College en- imut % ber6iQ
'2r1tger-6eit / Mnle6ning al Tirebur.
ore6=Mars=D agen for Martin Cutters
Sol6ning paa &igs6ager i 8orms
II. % is. MpriI 1921.
Seiten be6pnote meo Mfipngelien al
@almen u9eilig ct SSoroen". @ait.
S. %. &anien in6le6te me6 Sfrift=
1esning og 8gr. @aa bolot @rofes=
for g. g. @ig ct g%r1,n9iet og eoot
6oreorag bber Seitens egertlige
Gimme: ~2l1tber / @orms". Derefter
iatig ri 21.tbers &empeialnrc - ~@or
@uo ban er iaa fait en- 8ore". Ser
blep iunget, ta1t % 6eflomeret. :
st fent @in6e ONT en- al Dor luther
ife &eformations itsrite 8egibenbe:
Ser!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29

lite tan foare beres ie6banliae
2anogile. 1926 me66eIer @reIten /
2pngbp, at Der / s @oor6e 90 8
imaa 8oel be6. @eitrbabet / @ano-
egn, og melt Dor Der fatttge Giifere
l1oe." S Matriflen 1862 flages
Der ODER 2pngbpboernes 6ottigoom
og ringe &tlfaar. SSor6en ct morer
% foroerbet, al San6flngt, bbis
0bo0 Seo BERT iaas oorligt, at
&abet for6erbes, og oerfor @gn6er=
ne melt, forifpl6t." Otter @rete-
inobcretnt1gen fra 1890 faor man
BET Sn6trpf, at Granddaughter ierIig
bar raiet / 2pnebp faa Mar / Tor<
neien.~ Sm Mnnefspreitegaor6en,
Der 1aa ipofor Ben gitlige Sci of
8irfegaaroSoiget, berettes 1880, at
"oe11s Mger og eng er mi faore me-
get at San6 foroerbet. Sen flare,
De fun balb Sfat. &ele 2pnqbn
Sognetpit er og bur / mangfol6ige
Aar beret barget 'af &abets Mn=
greb> og megtige @trefninger ct
bort1fpllet. 6or fao 9lar ii6e1 maat-
te man Mcbride SEN el6qamIe fuIlez
De Strife, og opfbre en- M 1ea1gere
inoe / 2anoet, for6i ser bar Sore
for, at 6en fun6e blibe &opets Mob
11aar iom Delft. @i6en ipnes Ser
Dog lite at bore uoboifet ltort ser
paa @teoet, 6iiferleiet og @a6e.
plaoien @r. 2pnebp. 0gioa / 6en
rorobeitli9e Sci al Surrebp @ogn
lioer al &abets Mngreb. Derimo6
Ter @tranoen fra no for Turrebp
8p og til set fpobeitlige &ierne at
Sognet, bbor 2effen ligger, lite
noiat for &abets Mngreb, ga Sran6>
EFT er BRED og bei. Sen elogom1e
Surrebp Strife, ct, lieefom 2pngbp
gann1e Strife bar, iimpel, fullet og
lille, men en- al Sc eete uforfaIife6e
&ompeitensfirfer, n1eo ben @ien-
oomeligbeo, at @%aobenbulet er
ttlbpgget ben oeitre @obI. @irfen
ltgger oppe paa 8affen nor6for
8pen.
S. g. @brenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29

biit ON, at @eiten al Sc fire Eniino
beo oen banife &oIpnis @elpilligbe6
not ifl,l6e fomn1e. Sou bar ser baft
&erligbeo til og Toritaaelie a. at
&irfen / 8ronr trengte til &iplp fra
Sen oanife @efolfning.
/ ST. Gauritob=Senien ereb oefaa
alle n1eo fin Sale. San bar peret
meo '@irfearbei6et / Erinitotis Me=
nigbeo og bar: altt6 oeret en- trofalt
@tttte, Ser uoen at iige nteget toe
fat pg l,6rette6c met ems Sc fIeite.
Sans Sale bar - % ct iom oftelt
- bioenoe bitt1g. Sen inerter> bbor
ben rammer; met bans &erligbe6 til
oct, iom bpiner MenneifeIipet, er
qgte.
On Solicit be6 8oroet blep opta=
get; Sen gab oct go6e &eiultat al
$685.. Weo banlig @llfpRr6igbe6
feieSe 6ru 81. @un6erien til, bpa6
ser mangle6e / 5000.
Haitor Garpgoaro tatfe6e i Scribe
lesbeo @pinoeforeningen> ser baboe
giort set faa feitligt. Set er &pin=
0erne, ser me6 iaa flor 8ere6billigbeb
berer Sc itore 8proer.
timber flor Eilllutning u6talte Sep=
ers6al fig ier6eles mutt ON set gooe
6orbol6, 6er Der1fe6e imellem Me=
nigbe6en, ungoomsforc1ing11e, ale,
lom ilutte6e fig til @enigbe6sarbei=
Set, og 8rGiten, 8aitor Garpgaar6,
Set bab6e forltaaet at bin6c ollie. Ser,
for fun6e Menigbe6en / 8ro11r ie
3ren1ti0en / @poe me0 ct 1pit &aob.
Mlle git biem n1eo Minoet om et
belltgnet 5amper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
Den fore Trontlinie ifal 6ebares.

@u fal &piferne oplepe ben @fon1
at ie Jig it1nplat iom 8orbarer, Itae
fra Noroieen til @ogeserne. Sen
Itore 6rontlinie, bbor Epiferne lob
&anoen moo Muren, ifal nemlig BE-
bares for Gremti6en, ioet ser / belle
oens noitrefntng bill blipe opitillet
acknowledgements Merfepele me6
Snoifriptionen: ~&er itanieoe @ar,
barernes 6rem1tp6."
&bor mango Suiin6e 1aa6anne
Merfepele ser bill blibe opltille6e
bioes e1lonu lite, eli heller, bbor Sc
ifo1 anbringes = men oisie @pgrgs=
mool bil / en- 11er Srenrio bIipe
afgiorte al Morifal @etoin, 6en
tioligere 0~berfomman6ant for SEN
frantic Mrme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
8erbens tbrite S%oba&smarfeb.

Bpen @ilion i @ortb Carolina,
bbor Der forrige aar bleb foIgt ODER
62,000,000 @1n6 8la5tobat, eibr
begrunbet Gor6ring paa at bore
Ber6ens ftbrite E~obafsmorte6, %
@Den @initon ! famane @tat, bbor
Der ! BEN famine &io blep iolet co..
554,406 Rad6 fom Set neit ftbr.
fte.
@ienneminitspriien bar $21.68
pr. 100 8un6 mob $48.94 Maret
foruo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
400 Mars Soften i Srimitatis
Strife / &romT.

2e1n1e 6eit begpn6te me6 @u0stie=
nelte / Sen imuffe &irte> bbor alle
res @alntelangen og @aitor Gorp=
gooros &re6iten fom / 5eititen;ning.
@ele Goriamlingen bleb 6erefter
best om at famles beo Sc fe1tligt
69ffe6e 8or6e - bbor ser bur &la6s
til berimo6 200 @enneifer. Menig-
beoens 6orman6 bs6 / pelpa1gte 0r6
Sen itore GorIamling belfomm1er og
pnife6e> at. ollie Till maatte gre fig
ti1go6e mes Sc al @bin6doreningen
fremfatte &etter, og at hi aIle raatte
belle 6eitgle6en me6 bberan6re.
@u gabes 0r6et til Ben 6anife &e=
gerings @epreientont be6 Soften, $r.
@tcez&oniul MreI @poron=Tieoler,
fom 6orman6en / biertelige 9r6 be6
8eltontr1en. &icez&oniulen bol6t en-
goo Sole, bbori ban paapege6e sen
8etp6ning, iom &irfen babe biemme
% berobre baboe baft for @ebare1ien
at set be6fte / bort Soft 90 paa &ul,
turens Dmraaoe. @eo fin fine Dan.
nelfe, men melt be6 fin iiab1e brnm.
frte Serb ba116t Sen 11bIig fra 0nn-
mart anfomte @ice-&oniuI al(es
&ierter.
Saa ba6 ST.. &ingsberg SRI. 8erg-
1iot &afitao ON at fpnge ct @ar go.
1oer, bbilfet b11n a16fgrte til itor @le6e
for ollie ttliteoeberen6e.>. Grf. Sat-
lta6 bar allere6e be6 fin fine Gang
% Mltiif bl1noet EN- flor @Ia6s ibrnnot
9aniferne / SEEM gorf. $ear6es 9p,
|trnoen er faa iaott % 1taturIig, %
Dog CT bun en- &l,n1ttter al Stang.
merigbe6ens @asierer, ST. Gun.
6erfen, ,uotalte poa en- fra1f Maaoe
fin @la6e ODER 5en tore 8ereobillig'
beo, bborme6 0onifer11e / SEEM Sort
bar TONNE m%enigbe6en til &ielp bel
Sn6fam1ingen til 8pegegrun6e1t BIS
@irfer1.
9erpaa taIte ST.. 8acf fra @roof'
1pn % 2erer 2a6efogeo fra @ront
@iem College. 9gaa Merigbeoenz
Sefreter, ST. Sranf @ielien boIo1
et goo Sole.
@fteners &one6tnler bar ,5ranl
Sepersoal; bans Sale ban6t ollie
baa6e bba6: Sssn6bol6 % @eltolenbei
angif. $r. @epersoaI funbe MI o.
lao fagtens taIe me6 @ar1r1e og Be
geiitring;; tbi. ban f1ttoe meo6ele, d
nj: bar man1fon1,net :ober 8affen,n1ef
Snofantlitee11; hi sbar mere ems 5,
TO s&a.fin6 Collars ~in6fasnIeoes Il
Bpgee9r1roea. gful bar ban pperbe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29

mems Ser er 11oget ttlbage al Sen
fruetbare, billige Sorb. Ser er ct
iun6t @lima, Gre6 % 6ribeo. Strip
oirette til Sanborn Company, eagle
&iper, ISIS, og faa u6fsrlieere Op-
1Dsninger ON mango Sing, ems Ser
fan 9ibes,i ct .81a6.
q 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
@oeialiiterne Metu Dprfs lopg.
Spriamling.

Me6 " moo 60 bor ~Ms1emblp"
erfleret @ocialiiten &enrp Segers'
Seoe bafant. Com en- Mariag Der
til blep n9bnt, at ga ban b1eb balgt,
bar ban lite boii66enoe / @olgfre6.
len. Dette negter Seger @igtigbe>
ben al. Sc ", Der itennte imoo
Seger, ct alle @publifanere. - ct
5orieg paa at 9ibe to andre focia.
liitiife Me6lem1ner @eifepos glippe-
80
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8 $rinitatiS Strife, Netp Nprf.

@r6Stieneiten / Grinitotis @irfe
@nonr Sen6ag Sen II. Mpril blet
bolot iom EFT Mi1roefeit for 2utber
/ @ormS. @almeiangen og &oltor
Sarpgaar6s 8raoifen batte DC rige
Minoer, og Der bleo Geiftemni1g
&irfen.. Otter @11ostieneiten ia>nle.
6es ma1t om feitligt 6effe6e @oroe,
bbor mango Saler bleb bol6t. Ser
ONT fn11 1eies ot16et 5te6s 8lu6et.
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@sbetb 8orebart.

e &aunet paa beu npe &omau, ben
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