davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28

Hooray! Hoofay Here comes the
Printers Pal! When we're Buster
than a One-Armed Snare Drummer
he never Adds to our Woes and he
Always, Always brings his AID in
Early. And he ever hollers that his
Home Town Paper is the best in the
Land and Pays Up without beiAa
Asked.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

the state to Tampa. Palatka wants
the proposed convention as well as
Tampa and because of so much jeal-
ousy between the different towns, the
issue that should be most prominent
that of bringing the state capital
into Florida proper-is being lost
sight of. The first thing is to bring
enough pressup TO bear through the
election of men who favor a capital
change and then next to quit squab-
bling over where that capital or con-
vention shall be.
South Florida pays rs per cent
of the taxes of the state: Polk coun-
ty will this year pay almost 100000
into that automobile tax fund and
most of that money will be used in
building roads in north Florida coun-
ties, while we get nothing and it has
been proven that regardless of the
fact that north and west Florida have
the edge over South Florida by way
of representation and can out vote
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03
Inconsistent Figures

This time, 1913 raw hides were
quoted wholesale as follows: Heavy
native steers, 19 2-3 cents; calf skins,
19 cents. Today they are quoted:
Steers, 161a cents; calf skins, IS
cents. Thus it will be seen that while
hides are fewer today than they were
Immediately before the war, yet we
are paying more than double the
price for shoes that we paid at that
time.
At the same period in 1913 wheat
was quoted at $1.11 r. t is now
I$I.17. In 1913 we were paying 5
cents for the loaf of bread we are now
paying from to 10 cents for
In 1913 the wool that goes into
clothing was quoted at 54 cents
The same period this year it is quot.
ed at about the same figure. But q
wool suit of clothes is now very much
higher than it was before the war
One naturally wonders why these dis
cepancies and who is responsible for
, the keeping up of prices of some com
modities while others recede to nearl,
normal.
) People naturally look with suspic
S ion upon organizations which seen
to be in the interest of maintaining
+, high prices, such as the tanning in
. dustry maitains, and the shoe ant
S leather organizations. They are in
4 imical to honest methods and are fo
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03
SEES PROSPERITY RAINBOW.

Governor Harding, of the Federal
Reserve Board, has sent a thrill
through the nation in his report to
! Congress on the general business out
look. Summed up, he says the Unit
ed States is facing an era of prosper
ity of longer duration than the coun-
try ever has known While he con-
servatively lodges expressing a per-
sonal opinion, and says there are
those who believe" the beginning of
the revival is not far distant, we can
not escape the optimistic tenor of the
report. Governor Harding is too
wise to quote those who believe"
unless he is convinced that those
who believe" have knowledge and
opinion that command serious con-
sideration.
Backing up the statements of the
Federal Reserve governor comes the
report that the steel mills are buster
than they have been in a year, a
strong indication of the trend of the
times, and plus this we see that the
first victory of the farm bloc has
created a favorable reaction in all
parts of the country.
The story of the business merry-go-
round always has been the same
business expansion, excessive pro-
duction, wild speculation and the in
evitable toppling over of the load,
long and slow liquidation, business
depression, stagnation, with the pub
lie mind firmly stunned and gloom
prevailing. Next comes the desire
for improvement, then recognition
of the fact that the people can be
prosperous whenever they want to be
prosperous, because the crux of the
matter is work, normal production
and a cheerful aspect. Finally we
get action, and a united effort to
hoist the old flag once more.
Unless all signs fail the new busi-
neess revival will be marked by a
greater control on the part of the
farmer. If he keeps his head and
does not rush headlong into the field
of speculation Governor Harding's
prediction of long era of prosperity
will be fulfilled. Let the farmer take
his higher place in the order Of things
and show himself as a stabilizing fac.
tor worthy of his greater and we'll
deserved recognition. Our guess is
that he will. The farmer has never
failed when called to serviCee.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

US on any measure, they yet have
never recognized or appreciated that
fact and never will, until forced to
do so. Their gratitude for paying
the majority of the taxes and for do
ing the load building for them as
well as being responsible for the pro
gress of the state in every way, has
been expressed more in the way of
sarcasm and bulldozing than any
thing else and we don't believe that
anything will ever be accomplished
until enough men in the legislature
go to the halls of the capital at the
next session determined that they
will never give north or west Florida
another favorable vote on anything
until the constitution of Florida is
lived up to and absolute reapportion-
ment given. The trouble today Is
that too many of the lawmakers go
in to play politics and they do it to a
fare-you-well sitting around about
four weeks working up trades and
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

Lord, we're glad there's no more
of those princesses to get married.
American newspapers used thousands
of columns of space soldering over
"England's royal bridal pair" the
details of whose wedding, ringing in
all the docks and duchesses and lords
and ladies and princes and princesses
and all the rest of England's royal
half-wits-is enough to turn the
stomach of every real American.
Doubtless there are a few thousand
royalty-worshipping bootlickers in
this country who enjoyed reading the
stuff, but their number does not war
rant the use of so much space. But
then, we suppose the big newspapers
had to have something disgusting to
take the place of the Stillman and
Arbuckle cases.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

dickers with the north and west Flor
ida gang, so that they can work
through some personal or selfish
measure of their own and when the
real time comes for getting down to
law-making they find that the deals
have been closed and nothing can be
accomplished unless ii absolutely
favors the political gang of the state.
North and west Florida politicians
have always controlled the state af-
fairs. They absolutely dictate the
policies and the laws that Florida
has. We believe that the time has
come to put a stop to such dickering
with the peoples interest and for the
South Florida bunch to organize and
sit tight at the next session and re-
fuse to bulge, thus giving those an
grateful and selfish fellows dose of
their own medicine. 1t is certain
that the results cannot be any worse
than they have been" - Lakeland
Star.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

Such affairs as the Civic Associa-
tion's annual reception to the winter
visitors and the winter visitors enter
tainment for the tOwnspeople pro-
mote good feeling and will do much
to keep our present winter colony and
add to it from year to year. We can't
do better than to make the winter
visitors feel they are welcome and are
a part of the community. They are
all good people, and out of the
hundreds who come here each year
many will become property owners
and permanent residents, adding to
the community's population and
wealth-and these are the two things
necessary to bring this section to the
state of development to which it is en-
titled by reason of its natural advan-
tages.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

Prayer is such a solemn, such a
sacred attitude of mind, so difficult
really to attain, it seems strange
when we get into the proper atmOs-
phere we should waste time begging
for what we have right at our feet
Why should we pray to be unset
fish when all we have to do is to be
unselfsh, why pray for guidance
down a proper pathway when we
know how to travel if we will? We
can all be what we want to be if we
really want to be that way. The
good Lord has given us that power
without the asking. Seems as if the
only kind of prayer that's in order is
a word for the poor fellow that dom
want to be and a determination OF
our own part to measure up to tn,
job of living.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03
THE RIGHT MEDICINE.

When it comes to stoppin' crime,
law will do it, every time! Might
have called the Kaiser's bluff, if we'd
jes' had laws enough. Needn't to go
an fight, if we'd kept the law in
sight.
Every time they steal a car, throw
a statute on the bar. Every
yeggman, poor or rich, breads the
law more than the itch.
Every crook that's got half sense
shoots the leading evidence, swipe'
the goods with dirty paws-run!
away-an' breads the laws
Pile the laws high on the shelves
where they can enforce themselves
Makes no difference who
the clerk, pass the laws an let 'en
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03
CLIPPED COMMENT
City Manager Plan Grows

The growth of the city manager
plan of commission government has
been most rapid in the past three
years. Today there are 24+ cities in
the United States and six in Canada
operating under the CommissiOn-man-
ager plan. The manner in which the
change was made is also interesting.
The number of these manager cities
changed by charter on which the peo-
pie voted is III, while the other 67
in the United States were provided
for by ordinance of existing forms
of city government. In Canada five
of the six manager cities became so by
charter and one by ordinance.
1t is further significant that in the
time since commission-manager form
of government for cities began to be
adopted, there have been no cases of
reversal to old form. And only two
cases are recorded where cities or
towns having changed to commission
went back to the old
form. Commission, and commission
manager, government are here to
stay Tribune.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03
the purpose of sitting honest COM
petition.-Orlando Reporter Star.
To Florida

Thou art a land where verdant
plains smile. A land where limpid
lakes laugh at the sky; where spark
ling sunbeams all the hours beguile;
where brilliant birds thrill tones that
never die; where tall pines wave and
weeping willows sigh; where flowers
kiss lips with the caressing air; where
luscious, golden fruits entice the eye
Thou art a land where joy has ban
ished care; a land which spring has
tangled in her sunny hair. No won
der Ponce De Leon left his home and
sailed across the watner to thy shore.
where bouding pillows flash and fume
and foam; for there Youths fountain
bubbled evermore. 1t was no myth,
for now, just as of yore, eternal youth
to man is thine to give, and who so
looks thy wond'rous beauty DER, or
breathes thy air with health, shall
bloom and thrive and learn how
great, how grand thing it is to be
alive. Thou art the tabled land they
called Hesperides. Far back within |
the moldy past some bold, some reck- |
less, rowing, many-sinewed Hercules
found in thy heart the apples made of |
gold. Thou art Elysium, of which
Homer told; upon thy beach beside
he balmy sea the hardy heroes OF
he days of old dreamed of their
vanished battles; can it be, oh, Flori-
da, that Eden was the match for
hee?-Joe Lee Davis in Florida
Grower.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

work. Legislator settin'
there, hears the cry from everywhere,
tellin of the cOuntry's need heaps of
newlaid laws to plead! Ort to pass
a million bills, which would cure our
social ills. Keep 'em comm thick
an fast, hammer hard, until they're
passed!
Let enforcement stand, divorced.
Laws amt made to be
enforced. Never mind the fools
complaint, maxim, fuss because they
ain't. When there's
crime, remove the cause,-all we
need is, laws-more laws!-Uncle
John.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

Prospects for the completion of the
Tamiami trail from Tampa to Miami
within the next year or eighteen
months are brighter now than ever
before There is something doing
all along the line-eXcept in Char
lotte county-and unless we get a
move on we may find that we will be
the last county to build our portion.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

Good roads have made" every
county of Florida that has had the
courage to build them. They are es-
sential to the development of Char
lotte county. There is no sidestep-
ping the issue or lodging the fact
so put your shoulder to the wheel
and boost-for good roads!
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03
About Capital Removal

I'VE note that Palatka is peeved
because of a resolution that Tampa
has approved which might change the
proposed site of the new capital of
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03

Go out and help rebuild the city
dock tomorrow. If you can't go
yourself, hire representative to put
in days work for you.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03
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The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-03
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
Sra Sattpn, u. Saf.

SinaS mig at faa iisc nosle Orb /
qsres Slab. Oil ferit faa iise, Tom
Qutten ia, Der benfalbt gorberre eus
gang: "Ssr mig benne Gang, for ies
er life at benz icm tpr til big ofte"l 10
han. Seq bar MI lait De Ssser, ieg
crSreSe at Sem; ben ere bar ies lRit
70 Sarge, ucmlig: Commandments
Sstre". Seq bar left ale Sonas 9ieS
gsser Saa Rorii, men isnes, oenue
SSereaar benz ale. S~oeroasslipets Spss
let ! ct norf gmbeosmnnbshiem ifinz
Ter Der iaa Hart % tpbeIist frem; ins
pes leg fer Berioueruc lps leoenbe for
Tor MIG. Staifels Nartbcl Weu on
er NOT lite aIenc meo en- llis Stirbnc;
,l,ENer Here iise Iartbrcr! "Sptus
oepron" err fensiIenbe. "aiarIiebeo
90 Nrt8" maa en- Ieie eusans til for at
'aa rt8tts sobt al ben,
Sea times grtieu paa beres 8sser
er IatterIis ldb. I'll Sammenlianing:
sennese Selbaffeu" 25c, sos o.
3 en- anbeu @ssfatalss, ies bar.
" Srt'en 81, e.i.b. Wu maa Sc ienbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
ban %
ku$tru redde$
tagende Canlae.
Sapbe &beumatisme % Tabeonbe
iaa ilertt, at han life fnu6e lsfte
SaanSen til Sonebet, us intel at
bpab ian ipiite befum ham peI.

"Rin Suitri os ies en- besse Be-
g~eiftret oper Sanlac, Ga oi begge bar
baot iaa tilfreositiuenbe grfartnaer
meo oen," iaeoe gert San, aniat peb
Union 9acific RaiIroao, 500 Soutb
81 ct, Omaha, Nebr.
~Seg bapbe ct Waoeonoe % Rbea.
matisme at pprite Irt, iaa intet at
boao reg iptite befom mig Del, mehens
mine Sober til fine Siber bar ioa
opiorlmeoe, at ieg life funSe iaa
mine Sfo nau. 0fine arme bar foa
Itibe, at leg fife fuftoe lsite Saonben
op Ill nit Sooeh. Seq table ogiaa
80 9lrnb | Seqt.
"Sanlac iatte min Wape / fsrite.
flosies Sorfatning, befrteoe mig for
Nbeumattsmen og iatte mig iitano iii
at ~sierotnbe boert Turlb leg baobe
tobt.
"gin Sltitrus grforine pur ON.
trent Tom min, unbtagen at bum life
table iaa meget | Sest oe life baphe
Hbeumatismen | en- iaa onbartet
8rob. Sum En- mn ct ianbt ginebe
paa SunSbeo og flyer, of bum aDria
/ tit Sin bar befunbct iis bebre."
Sanloc iGlses at gobe apotbefre
| ane 9her.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
SDelngtenoe
WanOe.
Or. Gbmarbs' CIioe SabIets ansri.
Der Aariasen % fierner ben.

Or. Gbiparbs, SIise SabIcts, subHttit
for 9oIomel. pirter miIbt paa Iasen %
er filter / fin Iirtnine.
SoIf meo ilbelueterbe Ganoe timber
burtia 2iubrtns oeo 9r. gbpares' SIise
SabIets. Sc bebageliee iu,terbeIagte
Sabletter taees for ~iIocIusteuoe aariSe
al ale Iom fieuber benz.
9r. @oiporhs' SIipe SubIets cirftr
milbt men iittert paa Nape % 9eper, itis
nmfrer benz iii natltrIis Yirtuins. rerier
@lu6et % rereier milpf bet belle SpItem.
Se uhferer hoae BET fdrliee GaIonel sisr.
BOO uoeu noeen ilemme gfterrirtnipeer.
Vile Sprbele neb be oGnuneIiae, haIs
r,eroe ps imertenbe affsrtnesurbIer ers
boiler oeb Or. @otparbs' Slioe tablets,
noeu arib eler u~behaeeliee g~irtrinser.
Sr. gbtparbs ~cpbaeebe nerre SprnuId
eftcr II Glars Yraris bIanbt Vatienter
anerebne al Ranes o. 9~eperipebomute o.
meb beraf fclserbe i~Ibelugteuoe Iar6e.
Slipe SabIets er en- rem ueeetdbiIf
Samnrenirtuins blduoet meb SItneuplie;
bu bill fienbe benz neb beres SIinenfarne.
Sag en- eIIer to BIER Gfter for en- ltse, ce
merf Dig @trfniueer. 15c 90 80e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
IRA Tiuaa, ". Saf.

Seq bill berpeo ienbe nogle Orb I'll
8laset, iaa bets 29iere fam ie, at ri lee
Der beruoe / Sisrnet al 8prtb Satota.
Siosa er b~eIissenbe / 8iGiams Co., 90
er en- | mere eub. en- Seuieenbe COB Sb.
9e Feite rf gefolfningen er 9orite pa
enbel Soenfer os euoeI Gmeritanerer
% at Sorretnineer bar pt Ell bel Sci.
Ser er 2 @rocerpsS tores, 2 Sarotpares
Stores. 2 8aufer, 2 2~umberparbs, /
S,neoie, 1 8nrberibop. % 2 altomcs
biIibops. Ser CT oeiaa to lutberlfe
&irfer. Sen enc betienes af Paitor q.
$. gpenien % DEN auben at Saitor
Noen, % De CT besse sobe Treiter, iont
er tit anipur bel beoibit. 2anbet bera
rlnot er gobt Birmingham ps er eros
bret for Steritebelen al Soft mee gifin>
eebloo | fine garer, % bet er 10 fout
ale peo Soil, iom life er piais til at
sibe tabt, ON be meber libt MobaanS
paa fin Sci. 9u ariseu ~begpnbte %
bermeo fsIsenbe 9prtio, iaa fit III Here
liaar, % Oa blep Oct baarot NOT for
mango; men MI er &risen oper, og
M burbe bel Sprtioen ogIaa bore ODER.
Sibite NarS GnIing blen iad ~roeenIuns
DC gob; iaa bet begbnoer at lpsne libt.
% bpis Dor nprife @upernsr er iaa
flos, iom man iaeSe at ban bar, iaa
bar hi not meeet soot ipeItte Der | Noro
Safota. giadr hi MI bare ft SiGl2
meb libt Resu! Wen ri faar baape,
ar ben ipn altib bar fonmet os ibu /
lgiebens Stilnb, oslad bill ienbe os bet
fornsbne | ben Sib, ipm fommer. Som
ieg for iagbe, iaa er Be fleite uf gefolfs
ninsen Der af IifiugeGtten, men Der er
6um for manse flere ipm bar gilie 90
CODE arGfter. Seq iflrlbe life, ON bere
Rdnp9riuger, iom lGier Soften, oea
iad ieubte inb ct 8rep engdng iblanbt.
"a jcg peo Oct er mango, ira Strsms
men, iom bolber Soften, os Tom er
CODE til at Itrtoe, iaa LAB os bsre fra
oerc Strarmrerineer! Stliib en- pers
Tia SiIien til ale "Roitcn"s 2piere og
til "goiten"s 8ebattsr oe Yerionale.
Sra en- StrurmpGrtng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17

iod faar ni no, tage ben 'om hi faar
ben % life fnlirTe, men bbab 8riieu ans
al iua tror ie9 life, al pi four bpab
Tom tilfoumer os, naar Yriierne pac,
hdb pi u,ad fifbe tuses / getragtnins.
bnilfet mao eisres. Rcn set fer life
no ipm BET fal bIt nosen 9ebring /
Sarmerens auar aligeoeI. Sfiloe life
OF pibe, bporfor life Il. g. 9pnernmcut
tinoe saa ipei % btItcutme Sriien poo
Sbebe M iom | Srigsns sib, % oa
I9tte en- rimefis Grt8, iom en- FARMER
hinSe Iepe paa pan ititeIia DIS. ga.
I~porfor iHe2 Scr tales og ftripes mes
GET ON Cooperation / SaIe oa War,
~febsfsring. Sa bet er alt gobt % bel,
co lea bar uresen Sro Serpaa. Nen
set fpmmer piit III at taae en- goo
Etinb enbnu. for II tourmer faa Ianet
meb BET, at BET bill sirIpe ioGrt meget.
en- Sing, er piit AZ ont ser er nose1,
Nfasfe Wenneifsr, iomr trrnger Sorbcs
bring af fine aaar, ioa er set Sarntes
rem uuiortioen. 90 bois life 8eeierins
gen bill siere noeet ior os, iaa Ter bet
Htplii III. NtJ WI 'pLl BulNlCIe ucIS
uoe iiee mi efter "Rerauz IaIget", a:
M oiISe ri faa ncGst bprrc Siocr I
Mortb Gafpta erb r~oQcniinoc for. Srss
tie 90 brre miel Sc3 innes Set er umlls
ligt at Oct Tan bli barre! Hei, ieo tror
mi life, at Set bill G'erc noaen Sor'ficl
paa Spebes eGer Srcohrs Sriierne. ens
ten Ri bar Ronportiian @upetner /
Rprih Sntota eIer en- s. 9. u. Sg
Sfatterne er MI ida 6oie for, at &c tai,
lille bIi meset barre.
So, NOT ONT bette. Seq IfaI tiTitaa.
CT isg f~oritaar MIG icGrt IiSet pua 90.
It'll; Hal berfor life bcfatte mig mcs
pet oernco. Set er o9'aa en- @rIno,
foorfor ies bar altih lift "1ecorobs 30
ten. Seq bar M opret bcns Mbons
neut en- 7 a 8 gar, % | ben Sib bar
ZEN b%efattet iie iprrt Iioet rpeS YoIitif.
Set er ret. SoIo framL ipm on %Itepuer.
ga, M bar iee ~iirspet mere emo iel
tRnfte, 90 Bet er eierue muIigt. at belle
Staien fomrner til at banne / aurpen.
%er hi Ifdl bore LICE sobt forIist for
ret. ct epbt Hrtnor tiIsnifes @laSets
%eriouaIe os 29ierc! @cnIigit,
Ole s. Sliou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
era Gonptef, Msinn.

g2eS BET famine iee ienoer Eeusene
for 8IaSet for ct GAR isien os liseiaa
for en- nh sbonnent, bill iea ieube "Yos
item" en- SiIIen os taffe for BET eube
9aistcf. 9isefaa bill iee snife eSer
ale babe Sfribenter % G9iere ct sobt
HHtaarl Ser er mango, iom bploer
"gofen" Der. men leg bar lite feet nos
get berfrn paa IRnse. faa bet er bel
itte noeet at berette. SunbbebstiItane
BEN bnr baret sob, os geiret bar Or
ret noscnluube. automobiItrafiien bolot
paa til Rntanr. s Snlen bar TO Sule<
~trGfeitcr % ncsle anbre s%ilItelnirger,
iom bar notiaa soet beiset. Smebien
/ 0orpicf, fom bar en- af be bebit ubitps
rebe n,eh moberue Raifineri / bernie
&art af Gtaten, br9note for Sui. go
teter % Sei btep bra; men buaoc Rua,
9beSe, 8bg os Sabre blep bare iaa nib
bels, ps Yriierne bolber Jig peb Zero,
iaa BET er Tibet meb Serge. Iao og
Sritfe er Der 10 / Sperfoo, os liot til
sIGb.r blir bet bel oefan laa bet faar
bel saa. Sc. ipm bar Relfetler, faar
10 &ense bper Nuaneb, % bet bclss
her Zig til mango Suiinb Solars ON
G~taaueoen bpab greameriet haanoterer.
nsniene er heller life at fora8te. Ser
er en- Rano Der, iom bar ipIet sge for
$500 pr. Raaneb | belle Sinter. : ga,
jcs maa lutte nleb en- penlis Silien.
Senligit,
Shpr SdH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
FRA Stnrbucf, Wiuu.

Seq fer iaa mango, iom cr uoe paa
Neiler o9 friper ON fine Reiier. Seq
er oeiaa ube pna &eiie 90 lGier "9es
corabsSpItcu" bpor iee fommer; men
le9 er life ment paa at ifripe no9eu
ReiIebeItripeIie. SEQ er alt for CANT
mel I'll bet MI. Seq bar left / "Yos
ten, boao SaQoaro Berg I~fripcr / fine
8etiebreoe i9ieunem gtprse, men ba
han i~triper ON aongen fra @rsto
Slibre, at ban ruitet Jig no paa Sti
ON @interen % bapbe en- Sliprcs8ut
III @cipiier oe be TOM paa SIberssaaieu
tent en- apelb, tiger ban, ba eaar ban
no al Seien meb fine @eretniueer. Seq
bar ieIp iet Stehct, bpor Sisnpsn bIeo
orGbt. Set bar life / galoreS. Set
bar / Nnmoalen, pg bct bar heller ingen
Slibres@ut. iom q 9ebiaser; bet
bar en- Slime fra en- S9ter. Sea bar
let gereet og Jet aue Solbaterue ops
itiaet os SiIcererne / 9appcr. Ius
lisens bet fan inbcs enbnu. Spor er
Norblrnbineerne Der / Tmerifa? Seq
antaeer, at ies bar en- Sci SIGstuins
ger bldnot benz; ie9 hanoc en- Sntel,
ium bebte Sobu 2arion Soennin9, Ell
uontertet 8iolinipiHemaub, / fin Sib.
San reiite fra Stentier til IorbIano
% blep gift us bapce II cher ~ Barn.
Somnte at Dem uaa natnrIigpis pGrs
her | Nmerita. 2ao mig bere fra oere,
hois bet er nogeu.
~, 0bo,peu@ 1r;par fro Qngtporth
@is., ON at be bar en- perbensbersmt
0anieinl. ga, ba itul bet bel life fort
I'll for at bore bercmt. Seq bar Der, ba
iee reiite ieiennem 8isconiiu; bet er
10 en- Sbtte neoe / en- 8npine. Sg ben
er bsrenrt oper belle Hprbpeitenl
9ette faar bore NOT for beune Sang.
ct eobt 9ibtdnr til "Yoiten"s Yerios
male % 29ierel
On Srsuoer-