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Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25
Milton News By Paragraphs

+ Robert Williams and family, Mrs. J
R. Wolfe, Mrs. Margaret Briant OF
Camden, N. J., and Miss Verna Mears
of Centreville, Md, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. William H
Mears.
Major and Mrs. L. B. Chandler OF
Camp Meade are spending a few days
in Milton at the Chandler homestead
Mr.. and Mrs. ST. Claire Campbell of
Narbeth, Pa, are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. NAPLES.
Milton A. NJ. E. Camp began on
Sunday night with large and orderly
attendance of colored people from all
sections of Sussex county. The camp,
in charge of Rev. M. p Jackson, will
continue until Sunday, September 3.
The real estate of the late Mary Con-
oway was sold at public sale on Sat-
urday. Charles G. NAPLES was the
successful bidder, paying SIPS for the
house and lot
Mrs. Annie Klyber of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Lydia Jump of Milford are
guests of their cousin, Mrs. James A..
Belts, on North Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mathis and chill
dren of Millville, N. J., are guests of
Mrs. Mathis mother, Mrs. Ida J. Fox.
Louis Lane, who was operated on at
the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, several
weeks ago for appendicitis, was
brought home on Thursday. Mr.. Lane
is rapidly recovering from the opera
ton and is expected to be able to at
tend to his duties in a short time.
Mrs. William Wagaman was operat-
ed on at the Beebe Hospital on Thurs
day morning for gall stones. She went
through the operation successfully.
North Union street hill has been Civ
en- coat of gravel. The storms of the
past few months have damaged the
hill considerably.
The hail storm of a few days ago
damaged the northern section of the
Chandler orchards so that twenty car
loads of peaches have rotted, they be-
ing bruised by the hail stones. Wher-
ever the stones hit the fruit a rotten
spot appeared.
Twenty gallons of black bass fry
were dumped in Lake Fanganziky on
Friday. They were received from the
government hatcheries by H. F. Filth
ian, who turned them loose in the lake.
n lawn I6le Will DC given ny DGdNGI
Dam Church on the school house lawn,
Harbeson, on Thursday evening, Aug
ust 81.
Mrs. Mary Cade, widow of the late
Captain John Cade, died at her home
on North Union street at noon Mon
day. Mrs. Cade was Milton's oldest
resident, being 81 years of age. She
leaves two sons and three daughters:
Mr.. David w. Cade and Archie Cade
of New York, Mrs. Ida Lilly of Lewes,
Mrs. Jennie LoAand of California, and
Miss Lillian Cade of Milton. Funeral
were held at her late residence
on Thursday by Rev. H. E. Reed, and
made in the NJ E. Cemetery
by J. R. Atkins, funeral director.
Mrs. Alexine Collins is spending some
time with Lewes friends.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25

J. c. Lank, Robert Lingo and Capt
George E. Magee were elected dele
gates from Broadkiln hundred to the
State Republican Convention held at
Dover on Tuesday. Only one ticket was
in the field, there being no opposition
the two factions getting together on
the delegates.
Fred Reed is buying and shipping to-
matoes at the Milton station for Mary
land Gamers.
William Workman has contracted to
put an asbestos shingle roof on the
bungalow of Mrs. Luella Magee, on
North Union street. He will also re-
roof and remodel the Captain John
Fisher property on Federal street Mr..
Workman is finishing up a new resi-
dence for John S. Robinson, Jr., on
Federal street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Warrington
of Greenwood spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Goldie Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hazard and
sons of Wilmington are the guests of
his mother, Mrs. Emma Hazard
Miss Edith Wilson, who has been
spending the past two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Wilson, has re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. John E. Chamberlain of Red
Bank, n J., is visiting her father, Mar
tin Chandler, on Lavinia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Chandler
have returned to Scranton, Pa, after
spending July and August in Milton
Local fishermen are catching some
of the largest croakers off BroadNiln
Beach seen in that section of the Del
aware Bay for some years. The hook
and line fishing at this resort is good
at this time, several large catches be-
ing reported.
Owing to motor trouble the garment
factory was compelled to shut down
for several days last week.
A swarm of bees pitched in the top
of one of the shade trees in front of
the home of John Crouch last week and
have attracted much attention by their
activity. They have been making and
storing honey on the open limb of the
tree and yesterday the high winds
caused several pounds of honey to be-
come dislodged and fall to the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Driscoll of Johns
town, Pa, are guests of his brother,
A. M. Driscoll.
DIR. and Mrs. T. o. Grouse spent
Thursday at Broadliln Beach, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Carey
Mrs. Mary ]. johnson, widow of the
late John D. johnson, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Joshua Short,
near town, Saturday night, aged 81
years, 2 months and 4 days. Funeral
services were held on Tuesday at the
home of her daughter by Rev. T. o.
Grouse, and interment made in Holly
wood Cemetery, near Harrington, by
S. J. Wilson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mustard of Will
limantic, Conn, are guests of his moth
er, Mrs. Martha Mustard.
The county road from the railroad
station to Mason's Corner has been
plowed this week.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25
''WORKED LIKE MIRACLE
SAYS SYRACUSE MAN

an exhaustive study Of the causes
of dyspepsia. and indigestion Mr..
Jaques compounded this formula.
and secured prompt relief. Then he
began to sell tho capsules in his
drug store. The results were so uni
formly satisfactory. and the demand
grew so largo that the capsules are
being manufactured and sold on a
large scale to relieve the stomach.
ills of the general public.
Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules
are quick. sure relief for indiges-
ton, dyspepsia. constipation. heart
burn. sour stomach. Aatulence. dizzi-
ness after eating. and biliousness.
There is no fuss or bother. you sim
ply take one or two capsules and a
swallow of water. Prompt, satisfy
ing results are guaranteed or money
refunded
On sale at PETTYJOHN"S PHARMACY
MILFORD: Sharp & Flemington, Harrington
or 90 cents by mail post paid from Jaques
Capsule Co., Plattsburg, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25
BOWERS BEACH

The strong north wind that prevailed
from Saturday evening until Monday
of this week caused great disappoint-
ment to hundreds of people who came
here for the purpose of fishing.
Last Thursday, August II, was Little
Thursday and good crowd was pres
ent to enjoy the day.
The change in the atmosphere caus-
ed the people in the cottages to stay
indoors or to don heavier wearing ap-
pare1.
Last Saturday was Colored Saturday
and hundreds of the colored popula-
ton from near and far assembled here
on that occasion. The large majority
of them had gaily good time and en-
joyed the pleasures available for them.
Others took different point of view
of what the majority considered en-
joyment, and spent their time in play
ing crap, drinking booze with a few
fights thrown in There was more dis
order and wraI fling and fights among
them than on by other occasion here
with them in he past eight years.
Evidently boot1eggers or some other
agency have been busy dispensing
booze of late, as it was not all with the
COlOlC people,
There were more automobiles wreck
ed on the road between this place and
the boulevard during Saturday evening
and night and Sunday morning than
has happened during the whole year.
The cottages are all filled with So
journers on their vacations, and many
Kent Countians are among them.
Mr.. Benjamin Ableman and family
of Milford enjoyed weeks sojourn on
the Bay in the Rockaway cottage.
Benjamin Vinyard and family are oc-
cupying a cottage on Murderkill ave-
nue. and are entertaining many friends.
Miss Emma Manlove and Mrs Lille
Tiger, nee Salevan, of Philadelphia
have enjoyed the breezes of the Bay
during the last three weeks, where they
have met many of their Delaware
friends and relatives at the Normandy
cottage.
Ora Goodan of St. Petersburg, Fla,
is the guest of w. S. Davidson and
family.
John L. Warren of Merchantsville,
N. J., is spending his vacation here
among friends, and while here has
bought a nice lot on Main street.
Mrs. Clara Miller of Philadelphia is
visiting her mother and sister, at the
Fleming Homestead
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25
MILLSBORO

Mrs. w. H. Hickman and Miss Dor
othy Hickman of Philadelphia were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
Hickman.
Mrs. Ollie T. Atkins returned home
on Monday after a summer course at
Columbia University.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. P. White and
Miss Katherine White are spending
some time at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Sarah Graham and daughter,
of Philadelphia are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. e. G. Blackston.
Mrs. Kate Long is i'll at her home
here suffering from malaria.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Burton are en-
tertaining Mrs. Minnie Burton Jones
and Miss Emile Jones of Milbourne,
Pa.
Mrs. Matte Shockley and Miss
Sallie MCGEE spent a part of last week
in Delmar.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25
Praisss Jaques' Little Wonder
Capsules for Dyspepsia

''I have suffered considerably with
dyspepsia for the past four years
until I heard of and was advised to
try your LITTLE WONDER CAP
SULES, and they worked like a
miracle, as I am now able to eat
everything without any bad effects.
am recommending your LITTLE
WONDERS to all my friends"
This is an exact copy of a letter
written by E. Manning. of 954 Lam
caster avenue. Syracuse. N. z. to
the Jaques Capsule Co., Inc.
Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules
were originated by W. B. Jaques. a
prominent druggist of Plattsburg,
N. Y. nearly 20 years ago. He at
that time suffered with severe stom-
ach trouble and tried many reme-
dies without relief, After making
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25

He is indeed a forehanded man
who gets his last months bills paid
before next months arrive.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25

Gradually, we're finding out that
greediness doesn't pay.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27
&ongresien abjonruerer.

Den 676e &ongres gift in0 I ST.
itorien iioite Gorsbog Scat eiter at
ia ii6oet iomIet nefer 1S Moov
neber. Me6lemmerne tog >itrofs'
&11rien &iem forat ia @el / oen MI
paagoaen6e 8algfamp> Ga mango of
oem ct &onoi6ater til @icnpoIg.
-.. @eo Mfilutningen bleb Set hoIot
f1ere Toler, bbori &ongresEens ST.
bei6e bleb enten roIt eller fritileret.
Mon bol6t poo me6 set til ST. 2, 6a
6e to Suite iful6e oionrnere fine oic.
Set bleb iioite 9ieb1if be6toget
en Sill, iom goor ITO paa. at &rigS-
beteraner, iom er Bit blinoe, bar
miitet fine Mrme eller Sen. ifa1 foo
ertro $50 pr. Waane6 til @etaling
al ertra @ielp.
8lonot oe 8tlls, iom Hrefi6enten
1atte fig Nabn nn6er, bar Hillen Der
beitenner> at ser ifa1 neosetteS en
&onttntsiton, iom ffal unoeriage
9Sorbol6ene 4nlfe1terne.
@ongresien bor / SEN .t,etop ofe
1lutteoe @esiion peotoget 295 9obe
og bebilget $3,76t,917,62o1l, bbi1>
fet er $3O9.935,277.5t n1ilbre emo
set frer1Iagte Sberilag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27
lneb at iaee Wrtterne uS al 2tlte.

'neb at iaee @rtterne nS al 2tlle.
aiien.
&bis Tbrferne aaar poo. oil g'rt.
terne optaec 3antpen.
Oct ct paa Muligbeoen al bette
% pao ct tbrfiTr Meoerlao, at Glopo
Georges Ylaner ct bpaaet, for bbtS
GnaIanb ilaar Tprferne, for bper-
Ten Uranfriee elIer Stalicn meb
Mette forIanee en Stemnc mcb /
&ontroIlen al bet erobreoe Tcrritor
RUM.
@ua ben aontle 2nre ON. at @pt,
tct tiIbercr Seierberren, bill ioa
2lopo George neete at eao ,nco poo
at Streoerne Ifal fontrollereS al oe
qlItereoe. San biloe oo forlanae at
@nelono ifltloe fontrollere oem.
@no1tibnot BET MT er lloIiat til
Sorlig oe Greo, iaa fortietter haooe
gnglano % Sprtiet meo at forbere-
oe fig til ntulig &rig iaa hltrtigt 1om
muligt. Set ejeloer MI om Sprfi-
ct bil gao me6 paa be NetingelIer,
iom 6e tire olliere6e geatipner bar
til1tiIIet oet. -Stililngen ct fremoe-
les 1oflaa 1tiiffer og trucn6e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27
Tmmb | giterbaleu,

Sra Glperunl mclbes 3Ote stua.
Otter bpab "gitcrbalcns spls" e..
farcr, er Der M eiort ct mt G,nb
oppe paa 9oppanasscn. Mcns man
bolbt paa meb llbgrabnin0 al ben
0amlc 4irfear,lnbmur, ltsbtc man
nemlta paa ier Sfelctter. Gboraf to
Ia inoen % fife u6enfor Murcn, VI
Sfcletteri1es 9fpgrao bar Der tntct
iaien mems berintoo @en- ng Mrm.
piberne % ielbe 4ranierne bar ME.
get goot bcbaret. Man er oaiaa
fommet ober fire @rabitenc % Sog.
nepreiten me11er at funnc pnabiie, at
De er reiit ober De Sig, iom CT fun.
BET. Or. &elee @jesiing beo 11ni.
berittetets 0loiageiamling llar poa
&enoen6elie u6talt, at set beres, iom
om fS,tnoet er fra mi66eloloeren Ell.
Ter ienere.
@oppo1gspen og airfe1no er bet
nu Menin9en at inofibbe og faa fire.
set.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27
@enator @atIon bpb.

@enotor Ton1 @ot1on fra 8eor=
gta 6p6e / tit &jem Muibington
igaar al MHbma, 68 Mar gan1nel.
Senotor @otfon bor en- al Sc belt
fienote og 6pgtigite Meno ira Sp=
Sen 2anoets Eieneite. Soon bleb
fjen6t ober bele 2onoet 1906, bo
ban bor &on6i6ot for @icepreii6ent
iamti6ig meo @m. S. Nrpan iom
Brelioentfon6i6ot. @on blep ba1gt
til &ongretnano / 1891 iom Yop1t1iit
og bor fiben beret en leoenoe Ser
1onligbeo 2an6ets Bolitif. SON bar
en- meget 6pgtig offentlig 2aler og
/ 6orbunoienotet bar ban Sc ienere
slor bbet flor Sn6flp6e1le gjennem
fin iforpe gbne til at fdl9e mes /
l1opiflingens @ong Set offentlige
Stpre og iin ltforferoetbe6 % Gpg-
tigbeo til at foribare set iom bar
gfet og forosmne set font bar l!ret..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27
fSrebsiaaen / Moree.

Yoo gforges Ireosforenings
2anosme6e oen 15oe Ml1allit hlep
Ser Tilfnptning til 6e ho1ctc Sore
Drag om 6oribarsfommisiion
Snoitilling meo 81 @tentmer pcotat
fblgenbe &eiolution:
vS6et Mg6et benbiier til i'm It's
tole1le al ifior: at 6en tpurgne 'ni=
Iitere &ernepligt bgr ofifaffe3, nb=
taller 2onosme6et:
y Ser bgr 1ne6 en- fulolten6ig
Mfruitning iom Maal inorelt nu,lig
iberfiettes en iterf og p1anntGsfia
Neoruit timing, iaa1eoes at Norges
@rrn orgoniieres meo 6et fSorn1aol
at bpggc oen rationale 5ifferteo
inba6 1ant at fonitatere og bebogte
2on6ets geeitralitet 1t116cr &rig.
q Ser bpr ll1fceslibt og DlonnGs
Jig giennemfbres cibiI Dernepligt
for 6en uneoom, iom life oftiener
lin @omfun6spliet 2auoet5 &ern"
@iofe Mflnit bleb Der itetnt lnr=
ifilt oper, og set fal6t moo 10 Stem
ner
>5elget16e Gorilag al 2eftor 81
Sen bleb forfnltet moo 10 5te1nmer
rpforges Sre6sforenings 9on6s=
n1eoe onm1ooer @totsnpn6igbe6erre
om at ia oe 1te6benoige gfribt til en-
fuloftenoig 9lfbifling Of alt miltteri
Goribarsbeien." 60. Boiten.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27
BoIt6eportententet me66eIer, al

Boit6eportenentet meobeler, at
set er beoit &aptein ann,nbien,
Moropo1sfareren ser for ai6en op-
holoer fig be6 @aintpright I 9llaifa,
foripner fin @nebptte mes en- Boit-
fosle, og oct bhrtigit ntulig Spis
ban life bill efterfomme be,tne 0p>
for6ring er oer nentlig Gare for at
ban ilet ingen Hoit bill nto6tn, bu
bans Boitmoro, Mr. geeo Musungi.
ner bar bert ONT en af 6e iiofte ge-
itenunelier it1oen %oftbepartementet>
1temlig, at @ufe 6er life er foripnet
smeo en- let ti1gjenettig Toftfasfe
fnn cn poffer Dug tefifere Ild lite at
foo t1ogen Boit ombragt. Noftbe>
partementet bar nblig r1aattei op'
rette en- nh $50 Mls Boltr,tte fra
@ot5ebne til Boint 8arrotp, A1a1fa.
@aintprtgbt, bbor Mmunoien ifelge
Breslenneo6elelier ier bar 1laae; fig ne6
for at operbintre, er Merhcben al
Boint 8orrotp, Der er beren1t' for at
pere oct 1pr6Iigite Bunft ior Noit-
ombringeIfe. @aptein Imunoien
bnroe birfeltg ftelle go6t me6 1T
.EoHbu6,og traftere bam baaoe tne5
;&bolitef og en- barm &affetdar, for
bet fofter Snn6be6 @taten not at
bringe bom Soften til bans ~@tne"
6er". Orbren fra Boit6epartenten>
tet tiger at 8u6et lite ffal meofdre
mere eno 500 @u1t6 Boft boa Turen
nor6oper, og life mere elt0 $50 B6.
poa Etlbageturen Sbis fu16 &egt
blir bragt, fontrner en- iaa6a,t Trr
poo 1926 Dollars, og oenne penc
@un ct fun l16eifterne bee 6e1t flo
ite Del af 9futen. Ser er 6esr6en
6en foitbore 0ampifibstron fra
@toterne, oarpao Metfen til Tcir>
banfs n1e6 Sernbane> og iaa en- att
oen 9le1efer6 til @ot3ebne be6
Some. -.
$50 &unting" >Moticer er 1t
foo fipbt l1gebla6ets Er5tfer!. Erc
for 25 cts.
- @igr 6et til @egel at Garble
bos bore Mperteren6e. 9erteo Tet,
ter 9u ogian os.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27
st 1tltintatm1tt.

Sra 2on6on bleb berettet igdar, at
be oIliere6e Momiraler 9ngrra
bor noiteot Ell 11ltimatum til M1lita-
pba @emoI at 6e tprftife Gropper,
lom bor trengt in6 / 6en neitrale
Gone moa treffes tilbage inben 4S
Eimer eIlers bill britiife &ropper
giere Mnereb. Dette ifol oere a11<
ben Gang at Tprferne bor gaat ober
@rpnien til 6en neitra1e 3one; og
Bette aipr @ttllin9en iaameget mere
fritilf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27

Sbg / ii Mar. &r. M.>Ts sSortier
fra ct. Eol&l l@rmite, Que itriper:
~Gor on1trent ct Mar iiben baooe leg
opgibet aft @aab ont 1to9eitiinoe at
blibe raft, for ieg bob6e ooret iDg /
oper ii Mar, og bberfen Meoicin el=
Ter 2agebebo1t6ling gab mtg ,1oeen
2inorine. Dr. Heters @luito bor
giengibet mig @1tn6be6ena'. &olts
grforing er oe1t, >1tange a11bre bar
eiort. Dette gdntmeloagie nrtento.
Del ct iffe 1togen Gpotefsnteoici1t
Set b1iber fo1gt otrefte Of M. Netct
Jdbre1 & Sotts Sd 25{JI Ha}bs
.itiat5h Btb5.; kbteaao; SfI
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-09-27

Mrs. s. $. 9abl.

9febeffa 0ob1, &uitru al Gaitor
&. s. Dabl, / mango Nar Tormanb
for Ben forbenb. sSorene6e @irfe, So
Sc fit &iem Minneapolis Man=
>ags, efter flere Tigers 5l1geligbeo,
? Mar gammel. Mrs. 0nM par en-
>proeles begabet &pin6e. Sum par
fp6t @og11, Morge> ben 196e Sec.
1849, og Dotter al Haitor s. 8.
@jertien og sSrue. SUM oar cit Sp-
iter af BEN b1an6t Noronlnnb' her
ober befienbte og begobebe Hreit.
81. 0olf @jertien. 8egrobe1len TO-
regaar i6ag.
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- Sseor gSaancr berira @pcn

oar noe for cn iIem Tntonlohil:'lpf'
fe &crbcScn of Yerbom iiSitr
2srhoa. Som ban fiSrte paa 2oa'
oceicn n,eStc han plubictia It &c'
ltctcom % eli @oeu. icm ban itfr
bIco opmcrfiom pao fsr CT @olliii'
on iuotraf. Stpreitonacn poa %oa'
ncn aif aicnnem @inbifirrn,cn poo
NutcmpbiIcn % liae moo @oGnrrs
NuIiat. Son blcb ilemt bcifaogct,
% ser er ssarc for at ban bil milte
set enc gic, um ban "a forrciten blir
| friif iaicn. Son Iiaacr poo ct So'
ipitol i &erbam.
- Cigar &o,eon % Mils Gon'
itance Mels, beeee berfra 8pcn, blep
fiblte Onsbog eetebiet | @ri,Sens
ssoreIbrebiem beb Yaitpr 9. S. e.
WIoisofcr. 9ruoen CT cit 0attc. al
Ner. % Wers. Mnton Meis pao @onc+
| roft slpemne @elt oe bar pterct SG-
| rerinoc EubIic Sfolerne / oettc
| Gor,ntp en Sis. ST. Sol,gon er en-
| @rorlpn of 9r. .. 81. Sougon. &on
| er SS,,eenibr oe bor orbeibet en 2io
for 8ei6eportementet beri @olrntiet
| Sc Mpaifte bor beret poc @r)llnps=
| reiie it'll GbiIlinabperne cg pentes
tilbage en- of bisie Gage. Sc ogter
! at lettc SO @oI6en &nle @pentn,
9en poo 2incoln Mbenlle.
- Som set nelten er Bit 9fe9el
bber @pn6og, bar Ser ogiaa ito1te
@gn6aq nogle Mutomobilulnfter /
oenne Onteen. @lan6t oisfe bar en
poo s5iib 2ofe &eien, bbor 6arolo
ssobn1ons Mutomobtl belteoe % bleb
gonlfe poelogt. sSlere &erioner fipr=
| te / Moifine1t nen olle fom fra ~0ct
nofioa belbtgt. Boa gattlc 2ofe
@eien figrte en @gn af Ssslooc @icf-
luno bert 8pen lpblf meo cn ;Soro
gll,to. S6ons Moifine git li0e noo
ct @jer6e og belteoe, men ogIoo Der
gif set ioo beloigt at &ipreren iffe
| bleb lemleitet eller 6rebt. Winrfe-
Iig not at mon fan fomme fra iligt
| meo 2ip pg 2emmer 8ebolo
- 0en lille Bp, gSenoe1l, poo
600 2injen omfring 18 Dill til Gpo
| berfro, baooe en ppiigtspeffeltoc
&en6elle iiolte Mon6ag3 Morgen,
| i6et en @pberban6e fom ino / @pen
/ oq eioroe ssSnobruo &ifop & S5obn=
| ions &oloniolbon6el oerlteos. Set
benbte mellem &l. 2 og 3 ON Mor=
genen. Sc font Jig ino Sutife1
| giennem ct 8in6n / syrontbpren og
too cit bel @el 8arer no giennen
8ogogren, bpor 6e bo6oe cit e(l,to:
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Sc 1tioaIne @orer bleb 9je11fltnone
| ne6qropet ct fort @tDffe Sci fra SEN
| hoporerte MutomobiI. Gom bon=
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