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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-09-18
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WELL KNOWN IN THIS MARKET
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS!

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of competitors
offer customers inducements in the mat
assortment to
to other this vicinity
that while they larger stocks in
places pretty thng
they better at
grateful for these
friends and all
feel that MUST and
have elsewhere
confidence
absolutely that rely somebody
recognizes
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Goods unvaed
business.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
X LIFE SAVER.
Sheriff McDOnuld'S Prompt Action
 SnvoS tPn Snx,Iv ISn.l-

Sherin McDonnld's Prompt Action
 saves a Life Ut Savin Rock.
 Sheriff J. w. Mcdonald saved the life of Thomas McDermott of Westvile at Savin Rock Saturday. Just as the tide was going out McDermott donned a bath ing suit and going to the top of the steps at the pavilion dove down. The water was only about three feet deep and Me Dermott's head tsruck log of wood in the sand. When he came to the surface there was \ big gash on his head and he lay like log in the water. Sheriff Me Donald heard the women and children screaming, and running to the steps saw McDermott sinking The officer threw off his coat, and jumping into the water, seized the man and carried him on shore This proved to be difficult feat, owing to McDermotts weight, but the city sheriff kept the mans head above water and final ly got him to a safe place. Dr w. V. Wilson was called and dressed McDer- mott's injuries. He found that the skull was not fractured, but it was close call as large portion of McDermott's fore head was torn away He also received n fracture of the shoulder Dr Wilson says that the mans injuries are dangerous, but that with good care he may recover
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
NOTICE CONCERNING BAi.ta,rs

The Secretary of sthto .ftils How
 Ballots should Ite Prepared.
 Secretary of Stats Walsh has issued n notice concerning the ballots tn be used under the secret ballot law. Tho secretary says:
 The type used in printing the ballots mentioned in said act shall bo capital let ters of ordinary Roman face book tyne. long primer size
 Ballots containing names for presiden- tlal electors, governor, lit utenant -gov.rno, :, secretary, treasurer. comptroller, repre- sentative i'll congress. senator, sheriff and Judge of probate, shall be s inches Ions, rom top to bottom, and f. inches broad.
 Ballots containing names for governor. heutenant governor, secretary, treasurer, comptroller, representative in congress. senator, sheriff and judge of probate, shall De inches long from top to bottom, and 43 inches broad
 Ballots for representatives shall be 9 inches long from top to bottom, and fl inches broad
 Ballots for city officers shall he s inches long from top to bottom, and fl inches broad
 Ballots for town officers shall be s in ches long from top to bottom, and Al inches broad.
 Ballots for justices of the peace shall be inches long from top to bottom, and A inches broad
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
WANTED FOR BURGLARY.

Thomas keefc Arrested Here for n
 Series of Robberles Committed In
 AmeSbury, Mass.
 Thomas Keefe, 2 years old, and car riage painter by trade, was arrested by Officer Dodds at Goodwin's carriage shop on Spring street this morning. Keefe, who is good looking young man, sport ing light moustache and very we'll dressed, is wanted in Amesbury, Mass.
 for series of burglaries committed there | last February. A gang of robbers had | been operating i'll the town and the Wa | terbury police by mere acci- dent discovered that this young man was wanted there. keefe at times | went under the name of Frank Boardman Chief Egan forwarded description of Keefe to the police authorities at Ames- bury and Chief of Police w. H. Tabor immediately replied that the fellow was | wanted by the Amesbury authorities and
 that his right name was Thomas Keefe. keefe came to this city from Now Ha- | ven three months ago and obtained posi- | tion at Martin X Sons carriage shop on Spring street. He afterwards went to
 work for Mir Goodwin, working ill both
 places under his right name
 The places burglarized ill Amesbury l were clothing stores. One of the gang ""S NoANiSISu Nt -AlllcSDuIS July SU.
 keefe told d party in this city that he
 broke jail in Amesbury, but did not in | any way say that he was wanted there for any other offense.
 Saturday Chief Egan called at Good
 wins shop to see MT Ryan, the superinten- dent, upon some business matter MT Ryan invited the chief to visit the factory and look at the work. Ryan left the chief up stairs and meeting Keefe jokingly told him that Chief Egan was up stairs and | wanted to see him. Keefe paled a little.
 but started up stairs to see what was
 wanted, but the superintendent called him
 back saying it was only joke It was | only joke, but the letter came that same afternoon telling the police that Keefe was wanted.
 Officer Dodds shadowed his man closely yesterday and this morning arrested him while at his work. Keefe says he will put the Amesbury authorit ies to all the trouble he can and will not go back with out n acquisition.
 Chief of Police Tabor teiegraphed to Chief Egan this afternoon that he would Ser1 n man tD thiS city i,o,,aJ;,{ol,,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
Looked Like tho Watch Shop,

Says the New Haven Sunday Register When the horse cars were bringing the ex- cursionists back to town last night one of the young girls glanced up at the big Waddingham residence and stopped chew ing her gum long enough to remark to her companion:
 Say Liz, there's fine place"
 'Liz" brought her jaws to a halt also and looked at the big mansion. Then with u derisive smile she answered.
 Huh It looks like the watch shop"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
X Bridgeport Mystery.

A series of agonizing screams and loud cries of murder awakened the residents in the vicinity of Park and Linden ayes, Sea sioe park early yesterday morning. The cries were those of q woman and evidently one ill great danger Word was telephoned to the central police station i'll regard to the affair, and Officer Farle'l was detailed to look into the matter He visited the scene of the supposed murder and found the grass trampled down and bushes bro ken and other evidences of a severe strug- gle, but could find no clue as to the per petrntors, The affair is a mystery
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
\ SUNDAY AFTERNOON BLAZE.
The Ola Bluck House on North VIII
 low Street liuIt..I nY i.irn.

The Ola Black House on North Wil-
 low street Guttcd by Fire.
 The old wreck of a house on the corner of North Willow and Grove streets, which has long been an eyesore to the residents of that fashionable neighborhood, was gutted by fire shortly before o'clock yes terday afternoon. An alarm was rung from boxl, and tho department respond ed promptly. but the building being old and well seasoned burned rapidly and was thoroughly gutted The fire was in the upper story and the flames blazed tiercely through the rotten shingles Sev- eral streams were directed upon the burn ing building and the frame work was saved The fire communicated from an oven i'll the upper story and the tenants with difficulty rescued portion of their household goods.
 The building was an ancient landmark and the oldest inhabitant cannot remem- Der when 1t was erected It is supposed t . have been built for "Dr' Johnson. who conducted a drug store in the early days of Waterbury, and i'll it's day it was con sidered fashionable residence. The property is owned by the heirs of the Leavenworth estate, who reside in Virginia.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
Ralph BlOOd'S Theory

Sewing Machine Agent Ralph Blood, formerly of this city, explains as follows to Meriden Journal reporter theory by which he thinks the elements can be con trolled. He says: Whenever there are heavy floods and rain storms in one part of the earth there is generally big drought Ill some other portions. By means of Ire mendous shaking ill the dry part he claims that the water can be made fall from the clouds above and this water falling will lessen the portion falling elsewhere. To- day he says 1t would, of course be mat ter of great importance, but in time he thinks that means will be devised by which it can be done without great cost. He thinks there is about so much water i'll the clouds all the time. A lessening in one part will cause the rest to fill into the vacated part on the same principle as a pen with water--as soon as q portion is distributed the rest will fill in and make it level again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
BEGINNING YOUNG.
X Dishonest NcwSboy Caught Ste

X Dishonest Ncwsboy Caught steal
 ing Copies of the ''Democrat."
 For more than a week two subscribers of the DEMOCRAT, residing in the same house, have failed to receive thoir papers The route boy declared that the papers had been properly delivered at the subscribers doors, and saturday evening watch was set The two papers We're left on the stairway when shortly after a route car rier for another afternoon paper came along After glancing carefully around he left one paper for another family re siding in the house, and was making off with the two DEMOCRATS when the watcher appeared upon the scene, The lad offered to pay for the stolen papera ani it was de- cded not to prosecute him this time. The ease should prove warning to other newsboys who try tn supply the popular demand for the DEMOCRAT ty stealing the paper from the subscribers doorsteps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05

Thomas Tigh and Miss Mary Leonard were married by the Rev J. 4. Mulcahy this morning.
 Thomas Green of Ridge street narrowly escaped being killed Saturday evening" He was walking across the trestle of the Meriden & Waterbury road near Benedict X Burnham's and did not notice the ap- proach of train until it was too lnte to descend from his dangerous perch. He stepped upon the end of the tie and leaned over as far as possible to allow the train to pass, but was struck by the cewcatcher He retained his hold but received painful injuries to his side and leg
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
High Shwnylncn in Mcridcn.

A gang of youthful highwaymen are operating in Meliden Saturday night at $ o'clock Mrs James Belcourt had her pccketbook snatched from her hand by a boy. About 1O:3O o'clock Mrs Julia Lynch WAS attacked by three young men and her satchel also was taken after struggle. Neither of the ladies lost much money. The police are on the track of the gang
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
Attention FOreSterS

THERE WILL BE A MEETING IN l c. A. R. hall Wednesday evening, August :, at 8 o'clock to made arrange ments for the organ ization of Il mounted squad for Foresters' field day. Per order
 THOMAS II. PRYOR,
 Grand Marshal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
A Young phySicinn'S Deut h [.

Dr Henry s. Otis, young physician of Hartford was found dead in his office yes terday morning. The cause of death is supposed to be heart disease He was Il brother of the late Prof Charles F. Otis, of the Boston Institute of Technology, and a son of the Rev Israel T. Otis of Exeter, IT
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.

\ Ton Near Old Boy Assaulted With !,
 Stone.
 \ 10 year old son of Keron Reed of 224 River street, in company with several boys were playing near Washington street yesterday afternoon. The boys got into g dispute and one of the number named Moriarty struck young Reed on the heao with stone. Dr Axtelle was called tt dress the boys head and found that thu | sknll WAS frnctured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
Concert on the Green.

If the weather is pleasant tho American band will give concert the green Wednesday evening. The programme is as follows
 Grand March, Canton Sassacus Selection, Macbeth Verdi Song and Dance, Pretty Minnie Selection, Beautiful Venice } Galop: Wreath of Sparks Selection, Orphee Aux Enfers Overture, Espoir de Alsace March, Wheeler & Wilson
 N LILLIAN BERGEN, conductor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
WANTED

X GERMAN. ALSO A FRENCH AGENT TO A canvass in the city for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Apply to Roger C. Downey, Room ., No Ill Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
LOCAL llN ES,

DR C. v. S. FROST, 1}7 Bank street.
 Look It what the people all talk about, that fine line of clocks at LAKE, STROBEI x Cos, and Exchange place.
 For first-class Crayo Portraits and Picture Frames at lowest prices in the city call on Apr X BROTHER, 4S Bank street.
 CHOICE vegetables very cheap at Ladd's. Melons fresh every day
 Ir you want n good article use ROYAL AMMONIA Best in the world.
 Read advertisement for German and French agents for insurance to work in this city.
 The Foresters will hold n meeting at G. A. R. hall Wednesday evening at s o'clock. Business of importance is to be trans acted.
 The sights ill the furniture department of the Paris exposition are grand. It takes hours to view all the different kinds and styles of furniture to be seen there. It also takes hours to walk through and see the fine stock of goods that are displayed at that mammoth establishment, the Waterbury Furniture Co, 20 Grand street. Here you can get the handsomest styles and prettiest goods at as low price, cash or credit, as any other place in the state. Hundreds of people visit this place daily
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
E1. J. FINN
FOR SALE

= 0AO ~o@ @A00-
 A house and lot on the corner of High and "A Orcngo streets. Must be sold at once. Also the residence just north being the same place in which Thomas Conlon formerly lived. Will be sold ar T bargain, ,lusi look at the Lallcy farm in OakAil'e It will be sold at a bargain. See building lots on Laurel stLcct, Taylor avenue, Town Plot and Simonsvillc and in fact all parts Of the town Just look at those places fronting Franklin and Denny streets. beautiful sea shore cottage of eleven rooms in the center of Madison, Conn.,, with 1-2 acres of land. It is near the academy, church and park and is well known by the Waterbury people as the IT. V. Megs place. It will be sold cheap. In Farming ton, Conn, a very large lot in the best location in town. In Ansonia, Conn, a house of rooms on Maple street will bo closed out at low figures Houses, farms and woodlands for sale in all di rections. Inquire at
 D. II. Tierney's Real Estate Office,
 l3I BANK STREET,
 Tierncy's Block. Waterbury, Coun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-05
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. sE Secretaries are requested to send in the dates of meetings of societies. lodges and clubs and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
 Meetings This Evening. Waterbury Field club.
 Court Hancock, A. o. F Third division, A. O.. II. Loyal legion, o. U. A. M Evergreen Temple of Honor Washington conclave, K s. F. Amphion orchestra rehearsal. American brass band rehearsal Local assembly, No2,0G1, K, ofL. Speedwell lodge, No 10, K. of P. Concordia Singing society rehearsal Sterling commandery, U. O. G.. Townsend lodge, No 80, l. o. OF.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29
6ergns $al1s @geblad
uoiomuer bber Onsaag.
u. 9olent, 11b8tbtr.
Subffriptionsprt8 $3.50 for 1 Mar. betalt
Torifn6, el(er8 $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.
men foripanbt, ba Morbet ifebe. Man
tror, ban tog &eien ooer @renb}en
til Min neIota.

Sfpl9e 2oo af 2oen Starts bette
Var Tan &erioner iom bar taset
2ano unber &omefeao=2open, men
fom lite bar bapt nosen Mptte oeraf,
foroi be lite bar upfplot be Sorplisz
telier, lom berettiser oem til Stipoe
paa 2anoet, tase en- &oart=6eftion
af offentli9t 2auo paanpt unber
@omeiteao=2open. Denne &et tilz
fommer lite Her1oner, iom erbueruer
Zig Set til 2ano unoer Hreemptionz
2open. 9og ital ale be @reemp=
tionzSettlere. iom bar taset 2ano
men lite erbuerpet fig get BERTH, fer
benne Sou blee anta9et, babe Set til
at foranore fin Breemption=@ntrp til
9omelteaoz@ntrp os fortlette meo at
opfplbe 8etin9elier for @fiDoe paa
2anoet unber 6omefeab>2ouen, ua9=
tet be tioli9ere maatte BABE baut NDt<
ten af oenne SOP, men 1aaoanne
@ettlere, iom opnaar @tipoe paa iaa=
bant 2ano tan lite oerefter tase auz
bet 2ano unoer Yreemption>eller
&replantnin9slopen i be Sorenebe
5tater.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29
uoIanoet.

Sra &ipbenbapn meboeles, at ST..
Gritbof 9&anien ct paa Eilbasepeien
fra @rbnlano. San BAT MI peret
borte omtrin9 ct Nar. Sen itbrite
Gielbbpioe, ban naaebe paa @an=
brineen oper @rpnlano, par 10000
Sob. @ei1en git beloia, itipnt Sc
reiIenoe maatte uoftaa mango @ien>
oorbisbeoer.
- &obert &. Qincoln, Mmeritas
npe @eiant til @nolano, antom til
2onbon ben 22be os.
- Sra Here @sue 8elsien meo>
beles ON fore Nrbeiosneoles9el]er
Set er iiar &ulerouerne, fem fri
fer.s
- Samoafonferentien ifal allere=
be oere fommet til @niebeo ON ale
forelis9enbe Spprssmaal.
= &ongen os &ronprinlen af Staz
lien bar aflast ct Beips bos &eiieren
at SpFlano os bos Bismard.
= Sue5tanalen siuer sobe &enter.
Direftprerne forei1aar, at Der for
1889 ubbeles en- 9ipioenbe of 38
@rocent.
= Sen tpife &issoas bar peota>
get ct 5orilag om, at @taten fal Doe
8ibra9 til en- Nslurancefasle TOR
9amle Mrbeloere.
= &apt. Murrel1. iom reooebe
r9anmarfs" &asiaserer, r,ianter 2aur>
ber. Den 24be bs. blep &apteinen
iamt Dfficererne o9 Manbitabet paa
rMi8iouri" operratt 2@reseaper
af 2orbmaioreni 2onben. Maioren
opleite osiaa ct 8rep. fra 6prit Bis=
mard, fom I fterfe ubtrpt roier &eo<
,tins8menoene.
= Striten @efpbalen pebbliuer
tremoe1es. Ser trues o9iaa me6
l1bbruo al Striter paa andre @teoer
/ Enitlanb. S Berlin bar 5000
Murere % 10000 andre 8p99ear<
beibere neola9t Irbeibet. 9pfsar=
beioerne % @iouerne / 5amburs
trifer. &ulbaabene bar ligset ulos>
ieoe en- uge. &ompasnierne torie=
ger at inbfpre Mrbeioere fra @nsz
lamb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29

Opoa9elfespolitiet @bica9o er
iortioen iuri9t ipsieliat meo at op=
Hare en- bemmelisbeosfulo GorbrD<
belle. @n uelbetjenot irit 9eae o9
&atriot, 9r. @ronin bar neret 1ao=
net belt iioen Bespuoelsn of @1ai.
Der er fommet Meooelelier fra for
ifieqi9e &anter af 2anoet, at man bar
iet 9oftoreu. Men bans &enner
bat altib naret 5rpst for, at ban ct
orabt. 9eres Grpst bar osiaa piit
fig at pere be9runbet. Sen 22oe
os. fanotes bans Sig / en- of @bicas
sos &loater, os bet uiite fig, at 9pz
ben oar, foraario9et ueo flere poloiom=
me Slag / 6oueoet. Set er lite
1ansere Epiul ON, at Morbet par
ooerlast, oa mau tror, @ronin er falz
ben iom Offer for en- Sammeniuer>
selie. San par en- fremraeenoe ST.
lenoer % Meblem af ben irite y1az
tionalliaa. 9an lfuloe uare / 8ez
iiooelie of Oplpsnineer ansaaenbe
unoerIeb al 8en9e, Der bleo ino:
iamlet til Barnell<Sonoet, og Der
paaitaaes, at ban er brebt al benz,
iom ct ifploi9e i uaoer l1abene. Ser
boloe8 arreiteret en- &erion ueo 9eapn
Tranf &oooruf. Denne 5pr sioroe
for no9le Tiger iioen ben Tilltaaelle,
at bon, ben Nat @ronin foripanot,
baooe fiert en- @uffert. buori Der bar
ct Sig af en- Soiuoe. uo al Bpen, os
ueb oenue 2eilisbeo bouoe ban Jet
9oftoreni ben Gtalh. bperfra &ufz
ferten benteoes. 6eitene us &osnen
baube ban fiaolet paa en- Seize italo,
% Betalinsen for fit Brpoeri fit ban
al be Wleno; iom Dor meb, ba &ufz
ferten hleu tiBrt afiteo. Sort efterot
bette ifuloe houe saoet for fig, fanot
man oslaa en- tom &ufert. iom inoz
penoi9 par beimurt u1eo Wloh, BERT
MOB fanot man intetteos 2i9et al
ben formentlig mprbebe &pinoe.
Man anto9er ru. at bet bar peret
9oftoreas Sig ions bleu fiprt bort
auHerten. 6ele benne Nffere ct
enonu inbbpllet / 9unteIbeo, men
man antaser, OF 0r. @ronins N}or=
bere mart maa for Dasen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29

= ST.. &ronins 8esrauelie' fanbt
@teb @bnbas unoer alminbelis 9el=
taselie. Set fi9es, at ouer 1000
Menneiter oeltog / @roce8fonen.
= @aibinston 23be Naai. Man
tror, at &onaresien maa inotaloes til
en ertra @estion. Senator @ullam
fra S1iuois flyer, at bet pilbe pere
benfisstmesfist at &onsresien treoer
iammen igien ben lite Ottober. Mogz
le @epublitanere Ct af ben Menins,
at @uiets Organization bbr uoiettes
inotil be npe Stater / &efen ian fen.
be fine &eprelentanter, meoens andre
9ier 9ielbenoe, at uofaloet be npe
@tater lite pil babe nosen pe5entlig
Snoflpselie paa 9uiets @ammenietz
ming.
- Tacoma, @alb. Ger. 22be Mai.
5or 90 euer 30 Nar 1ioen to9 &obert
@bielos, iom bengan9 par en- uns
Manb, 9omeiteao ueb Mislouri @iz
Der, boor 8Der Smaba MI li99er.
@fter at baoe brast &apirerne Or
ben reiite ban meo fin 5amilie til
California, buor ban erboeruebe fig
betpoelise @ienbomme. 6or 10 Nar
fioen bleu ban uenis meo fin Tami>
lie os oper9ap eerfor fire @ienoom=
me til en- Sulomestis. San reite
berefter til &uset @ouno og bar i
fere Nar oeret Dagarbeioer / &u=
sallup, s Wfi( berfra. Da ban par
reiit uo til California, riumpeo"
Omaba Totpniite Company bans
2anoeienbom os iolste ben tilltsemeo
fit purise 2anb. Sbielbs anlasoe
Gag moo &ompa9niet, o9 bele &iben
bar oenne Gag oerleret Tor &etterne.
Nu BAT ban faaet ben Beifeb, at
5orenebt GtaterS 9bieferet bar az
9iort 9om / bans Saupr og tiltienbt
bam en- Sfaoeserftatnins paa %
Millioner Dollars. Sbielbs er en-
@ano paa So eller 60 Nar, % er
meget 9obt fienot beromfri ns.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29
9afota-

@oscoe 21oe Mai. Ser fore9aar
fortiben en- betsbelia Snopanorius
fra bet ipoli9e @uslanb til Central
Dafota. Ser er allereoe anfommet
flere 3ufinoer, % ber uentes flere.
Stint bisfe Golt tommer fra &us=
Lamb, ct be lite @usiere. Sc Ct Epfe=
re baaoe ! @proa os @titte. 5or
omtrins so 4or itben inobbb be russ
fife Nfpnoisbeber en- pis @ett i Epit>
Lamb be iaatalote Mennoniter, ber
uar tienbt iom sobe Mserbprtere, til
at tomme til &uslanb os neblette
fig paa pisfe @tretnin9er / CYPRUS
lamb, Der par sobt itittebe for @pebe=
aul. @eniisten bar at anipore be
rusiiite Bgnoer be CRATER til at
1esse fig efter 9oebeaul. 9isie
@ennouiter lisner &peterne / fine
Inituelier, liseiom bisie bar be tert
Wfifp for at bore &aaben. 9e par
af be rusfilte Mpnoisbeoer tilfaaet
fri 8ru9 al be anoiite 2anoitretnin=
ger / so Iar FAINT fri yteli9ions=
ppel]e. Stu er Gioen uolpben, %
oerfor bar be beitemt fig til at uopan=
ore. @barles 8feffer en- tpit Ban>
fer / @urefa bar peret me9et ipri9
for at leoe benz bib. Man9e af oem,
iom fommer M, bar &enner, iom bar
paret ber nosle Nar, os bet er sanlte
rprenbe at bore @iSne til beres Wps
be meb geDtommerne.' 91aar be fiz
ger af Trenet pg betreber ben Soro,
buor be a9ter at, bp99e fit 9iem, iamz
les be ale til 2oplans os Eatiisel<
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