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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07
ROSE CULTIVATION.
Difficulties With Which the Amateu
Car HaS 70


Gardener Has to Contend.
Rose cultivation. to the amateur garden
er, is beset with difficulties of two kinds
one being that of injurious insects, and
the other that of the necessity of pruning.
The destruction of the insects that usually
infest the rose can be surely and easily ac-
complished, and the methods therefor have
been so frequently stated in detail that it
would seem that there is little occasion for
any one to forego rose cultivation on this
account And yet it is true that, with the
mass of the people who planv rose ltiushes
and to this extent attempt their cum walton,
the Lime upon line that has beilewritten
ON this subject has almost failed of any
good results, says Vick's illustrated
Monthly. The preparation to meet the
tacks Of insects is postponed, and, when
they come, it is like "a thief IN the night.
Unless keeping a close watch Tor them
before one is aware they have accomplish
ed much mischief, and then, perhaps, in,
stead of acting promptly to subdue them,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07

RUN

Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibued Drawing
Room Sleepers, Dining Cars and Coaches of latest
design, between Chicago and Milwaukee and
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibuled Drawing
Room Sleepers, Dining Cars and Coaches of latest
design, between Chicago and Milwaukee and
Ashland and Duluth.
Through Pullman Vestibuled Drawing
Room and Colonist Sleepers via the North
ern Pacific Railroad between Chicago and
Portland, Ore.
Convenient Trains to and from Eastern,
Western, Northern and Central Wisconsin points,
affording unequalled service to and from Wan
kesha, Fond du Lac, shkosI, Neenah,
Menasha, Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire,
Hurley, Wis, and IronwOod and Bessemer,
Mich.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations, tune
tables and other information, apply to agents of
the line, or TO Ticket Agents anywhere in the
United States Canada.
S. r. AINSLIE, General Manager, MILWAUKEE,
Wis.
j. NJ. HANNAFORD, Gen1 Traffic Manager,
ST.. PAUL. ME,S.
III. G: BARLOW, Traffic Manager, MILWAUKEE,,
WIS.
LOUIS ECKSTEIN, Asst Gen'l Passr q Tk't
Agt., MILWAUKEE, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07

The Downerville, CAL, Messenger has
the following: Between this place and
the Red Oak mine is a strip Of about a
hundred yards in width of red snow. On
the surface the color is not so plain as be-
low the surface, but is plain enough to en-
able one to trace the color strip some dis
lance both ways from where the trail eros
ses it. Dig down ten inches and the siGef
of the depression appear about the color O
red ink. No cause for this can be seen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07
The University of Trinity College. To-

The University of Trinity College, To-
ronto, has made considerable sensation
in England by claiming the right by its
charter to grant degrees in all parts of the
British empire. There is an indignant
protest in the old country, and demand
that if the Toronto university has shadow
of right to such power it should be depriv-
ed of it Immediately.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07

The latest experiments made with car
rier pigeons in connection with various
European armies shows that the normal
velocity of the carrier in calm weather and
for short distance is about 1910 yards
a minute. With very strong wind in
the direction of the flight bird has reach
ed 1890 wards a minute
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07
THE STUDY OF PALMIsTRY.

A Professor of This Art Tells How to An
alyZe Character
Look at your hand. Do you read YOUR
character In it? Or, study your girl hand
and be wise
The science Of chironomy or the mean
ing of the human hand, always excites
curiosity; but few people understand it.
Can man S character be read on his hand
as we'll as you can read it in his face or by
the bumps on his head? IT'S so claimed,
and the science by which it is is pretty
one. 1t has many branches, all of them
well worth studying.
eff the palm of the hand is skinny and
narrow" said a professor of the science.
1T denotes timidity, a feeble mind, and
want OF moral and intellectual force. If
the palm is too thick, big, and strong, it
denotes low intelligence and tendency
to brutality. A hallow, deep palm always
signifies misery, ill-luck, and failure.
Fingers which are smooth denote a ten
depcy to act upon instinct impulse, Or de-
duction, Knotty fingers denote tendency
to order and arrangement. People with
short fingers are quicker, more Impulsive
act more on the spur of the moment than
people with long fingers. If the fingers
are very short it signifies cruelty and want
of tact
Long fingers denote love of detail
Such persons are tidy as to their appoint
ments, easily put out, and very careful
about triAes. Workers in small things al
ways have large hands, and the construc
tors of colossal works have small hands
Small-handed people write large, while
large-handed people always write small.
Thick fingers denote luxury. Twisted
and malformed fingers, with short nails,
denote cruelty, tyranny, and worrying,
teasing disposition. If hand is stiff and
hard, opening with difficulty to its fullest
extent it betrays stubborness of character
and avarice If the fingers are supple,
having tendency to turn back, they de-
note, as arule, cleverness and inquisitive-
ness, nearly always generosity, ending in
extravaganza. If the fingers fit close to-
gether it is a sign of avarice. If twisted
as to show the chinks between them, it is
q sign of curiosity. If they are smooth
and transparent they betray indiseretion
and lOcuacity
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07

at the most there is only a half-formed
resolution to be ready for them another
year, and they are left to do their worst.
Perhaps, for season or two some flowers
are secured, abut sooner or later, lnmany
cases, they are left a nrey to the insects.
/ There is no more satisfactory plant than
the rose. and none more easily cared for.
An annual enriching of the soil, winter
protection where needed, destruction o
injurious insects and proper pruning con-
stitute the essentials of its cultivation. In
the first place, if the plants are provide
with plenty of fertilizing material in
form that they can take up and assimilate
when they commence to make their frs,
growth in the spring they will, by increas-
ed vigor, be better able to sustain them
selves against mildew or insects, thus en-
riching of the soil secures at the same
time the ability to produce more and bet
ter flowers and to contend against parasitic
adversaries. Well rotted stable manure
or the commercial phosphates will supply
the needed nutriment. A garden syringe
and some whale-oil soap with which l.
make solution in water are pretty much
all that are needed to fight insects with;
the soap water will destroy the green fly
and the slug, and keep at bay the little
rose hopper or thrips, and while used prin-
cipally against these insects. it will impede
the work of some others. If the leaf-rol-
Ter should appear to be active about the
time the buds are filing, it can be crushed
between the leaves, looking the bushes
over carefully for this purpose.
The correct pruning OF roses must be
based on the fact that the flowers are pro-
duced on the new wood. To keep up a
supply of new wood is the point to be aim
ed at.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07
Rret Harte in London

Bret Harte is now living in quiet cot
tage in Grove End Road, near st. John s
Wood. He is getting old and his hair is
white. but the novelist still retains his old
fire. His books sell immensely in Eng
land-more than those of any other
American writer Mr. Harte's family is
not with him, and the general impression
In London is that he is widower. Mr.
Joseph HattOn. a warm friend and a
neighbor of Mr.. Harte, informs me that
he is not now IN the consular service. No
American is invited into the best English
society more than Bret Harte. His Ameri-
can stories warm the English heart. They
never tire of the novelist's story about the
first jury trial in California this is the way
he told it recently:
1T was over in the Mariposi Gulch, in
so. They had never had a jury trial there.
If man stole horse they lynched him.
and that settled it. But the people, many
of whom came from Massachusetts,. began
to tire of lynch law and sigh for the good
old jury trial of the east. So one day.
when Bill Stevens had jumped a poor
mans claim, the Massachusetts fellows
resolved to give him a good old-fashioned
jury trial. They took him into the back
end of the board postofice, selected O. iurv.
and the trial commenced. Dozens of wit
nesses were called, and finally the jury
retired to agree on a verdict. When
they had about concluded that Bill was
innocent the boys outside came banging at
the door.
''What do you fellows want?" asked the
foreman through the keyhole
We want to know if you hahn t about
agreed on the verdict If you hahn t
you'll have to get out. We want this
room to lay out the corpse in!'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07
The Study of Hypnotism.


We were not aware until recently that
the new psychological science of hypno-
tism had taken foothold in institutions
of learning in this country, but thought it
was chiefly confined to the very interesting
and even wonderful experiments of the
French and other foreign savants. 1t
seems, however. that it has been for some
time an experimental branch of study at
the Lasell Female Seminary.
Hypnotism is a kindred science to mes
merism, though it has far wider range
of effects. Hypnotizing is the act of a
strong mind and nervous organism i'm
pressing itself Oh another and transfusing
its vigor into the hypnotized subject. it
is to the nervous system what the transfu-
sion of fresh blood into another body is to
the circulating system. Not only this, but
a good hyponptic orator is able to control
subject so as to produce the same results
as an anasthetic, and severe surgical op-
erations have been performed in France by
its aid
The little unpleasantness at the Lasell
Seminary is quite natural in the early
stages of a new experiment in scientific
study which involves the control of one
mind by another None the less it is a
good sign that our American educators are
not afraid to experiment in the new ply
Geological sciences that are opening up
such wide and interesting fields of in
quirv.
NJ. Pedrous, a French physician. who
claims to be able to see the color of sounds,
says that voices are red, blue, black, tan
and slate color.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07

In view of the rapid reduction IN the
rate of increase, and the constantly dimin
ishing quantity of unoccupied arabic land
to draw from, an addition of Is, SS0, 900
acres of cultivated land seems to be quite
as much as can be expected in this decade.
During the remainder of this century, the
annual increase in the consumption will
necessitate average yearly additions of H.
O00,000 acres to farm acreage, Of which
more than one-third must be land actually
producing staple crops. With but 10G.
000,0 arabic acres to draw from, of which
a considerable part is already included in
farms, there would appear to be little diff
hculty In determining the maximum time
that will elapse before the exhaustion of
the material from which lew farms can be
carved in numbers sufficient to meet the
requirements of the increasing population,
and after which consumption must, as IN
Europe, be met from the products of a
given and incorporating area supplemented
by an importation of food.
Hoard'S Dalryman states as hard fact
that more fat exists in milk made from
cows fed on ems ilage than in milk of
COWS fed on dry food. Ensilage contains
more fatty matter than the green corn or
the corn dried in the usual way, and 1t is
confesSedly richer in fat than simple dry
corn fodder. Then it is hard fact too,
that the more tat in the food the more
there is in the butter. This hard fact,
admitted now 10y many scientific persons
who formerly disputed it, is dawning on
the consciousness of the dairymen who
pinned their faith on the mistakes of these
persons, but who have not been so ready to
acknowledge or forget the misleading
Practice makes perfect not only in
mechanical manipulation but in intelli-
gent deduction from premises learned by
observation. And when a dairyman finds
that the richer the cows food is in fat the
more butter the COWS will yield he has APP
preached that stage of comprehension
when he will make it point of practice
to select the best foods for the fat contain
ed for the feeding of his COWS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07

East Man Line with Vestibuled Trains -
tween Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul ~
Minneapolis.
Trans-COntfnental Route between Chicago
Council Bluffs, Omaha and the Pacific Coast
Great National Route between Chicago. Kan
sas City and St. Joseph, Mo.
800 Miles Of Road reaching ali principal
points in II inois Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri and Dakota
For maps, time tables, rates of passage and
freight, etc. apply IL the Arrest station agent OF
the CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL RAnwAY,
or to any Railroad Agent anywhere in the WoC-~
ROSWELL MILLER, A.V.H .CARPENTER
General Manager. Gen1 Pass and Tkk Ags.
%For information in reference to Lands and
Towns owned by the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 81.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07

LEGAL BLANKS
:FORSALE
WOOD CO, REPORTER OFFICE
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PxAc1 4
Appsal-Nstiss. AAdavit saS U.dsssaAAN
Att.ehmsnt-warr..t and AAdavil
Bill Of costs.
Garinshee AiHaavttA-
Summons.
Rsplevin-Warrsnt and Amdavih.
, Subpoenas.
Summons-wish hfing and Return.
Venire.
And full line of blanks used BY any Jsstass
Of the Peace.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Land Contracts. Bond for desdS
Lease--No. 2 for Farm land.
3 term of years for CITY
property.
Mechanics Lein-Pstition for nAssrial aad
labor.
Mortgages-Fcr real eststs-Prspsrsd speed
ally for Wood County Records.
Warranty Deeds-Prspared Ter VI ssd GSx ssy
Records.
Chsstel Morris ase-NoI.
5. Several Notes.
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
Assignment
Notice to Tenant to grit Premises.
Generalfhadave for Pnsion,
Physicians afidavits for Pension.
Saloon License bonds.
General Power of Attorney.
Quit-Claim Deed-No. l. form 1888
Search Warrant, and Affidavit.
Stationary
No. l. Legal Csp-Linen.
Abstract or Department LesaI-NumberSa
lines.
Letter Heads printed to order.
Bill L"
Business Cards
Tags-all sizes
Circulars -"
Show Bills, all kinds"
Tablets of white paper for pencils.
Pen, all sizes kept
In stock.
We propose 70 keep all blanks used in Circuit
Court, Justices Court and those of miscella-
peeus character as noted above.
JOB DEPARTMENT.
We have in this department complete line
Of job Material and Type for doing first claas
job work on short notice and At the lowest
living prices. We do all kinds of Pamphlet
and Law Brief work known to the trade.
Call in and get prices.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07
JOB DEPARTMEN

We have in this department . complete line
Of job Material and Type for doing frst-claAs
job work on short notice and ut the lowest
living prices. We do all kinds Of Pamphlet
and Law Brief work known to the trade.
Call in and get prices.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-07

~For information in reference to Lands and
Towns owned by the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Sr.
PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY, write to b. g. HAuaAX,
Land Commissioner. Milwaukee WiscoEdn,
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-29
9raiiIieu
Hesjeringen bar fororonet, at a

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nbenlanoife 8plag, TOM oriper 5orrets
ringer | 8raiilier, ltaf to glar eiter fin
Organization ~pperbra9e Regjerin9en TO
grebiebele af i'm iamleOe &apital. De
allerebe beituaenbe uoenlonoif lie SelIfas
BET faar Ell Sriit al FIN 6 Maaneoer.
Zen prouiIpriife Re9jcriue bar
inooelt 2anbet | ire 8nnfoiItrifter o.
bar truiiet 5uranitaltlinger til Sprets
telie al ire Sebbelbante meo en- @runos
tapital at S250Qo0,000 al 8egjerinz
gems Sbligationer Suer 8anfs Sebs
DETERMINATION inofrantes til pebfom=
menbe 8iitrift. 81 9rucent ai 5prtjc-
neiten ifal buert 9lar anpenbes tll Of
~betalins al Grunbfapitalen.
SfD0 BEN neo. "a Sptpierne
blanot Solbaterne / 8io Saneirp be.
9pnbte ben 15be December, telefonereoe
man til &rissminiiteren % BAD ON Snz
ltruftioner. Oct lafonilfe Spar bar:
"SfDo benz neo", os Oct blep 9jort.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-29
2obes " utrmer sol.

en- WGn9oe 6origg meb at nilipe 6eite,
5unoe, ajsr % andre Batieogr peo
clettriite Sumter. Bdaoe ban % be
andre Meolemmer at commissioner
Tom til ben Spcrbepisnino, at !6enret.
tclie Deb Glsttricitct err albcles inerteiri
% lpnlnnr.
Grthoriteterne | ct. Baul, Wiinu.,
bellaglagbe forleoen Tag cit bel 7el
5let al Suin. Der bar oeoe at aplerd.
8eo en- nsiere lluoeriGgelie lauot man
6 foleraipge Spin / Stod ylarben og Ct
Inlin, Der bar opoe al aolern, % lom
netop iflloe lenOes til Dsarfeoet / ct.
BAIL.
Zen tpngite Muno i aougresieu
er &epreienidnt Nnrncs ira 8eprgin.
San peier 400 Guno, men ban bGrcr
i'm 89gt let, oa ban or benimob 6 Sob
bst % en- fi9mpeit9rf Mano. 8epre
lentant Barnes CT life nleue en- iren,
rasenoe Manb pan @runb at lin Sc
considerable, meu ban cr ogion | intel
lettnel !0enleenbe en- al DC melt Irem
ragcnoe Temofrater / aon9re8icn.
@runoeienoomme / bet utptfcti0e
5obnstoipu, Yenn., CT ite9et %betpoelis
| 8Rroi iiocn Den rRoIomme CDerip0m
mclie | Sum- iiOite Nar. Gn Cont, iom
iOr iaa 9Iar iioen bleu iotgt for Sl40o,
blep Iorleoen 7ag iOlGt for $G050,
o8 andre Gieroomme CT itcget | 5Or
bolo.
Ga Wtnunie s, Gople, cugelit
Soloat / beu amerifanite llaibRHgig
9eosfrig, eftcrloo zig 6erimoo 50 U'il.
lioner Dollars; biotil bar Ger life melot
lis nC8en Nruin9 iii ocnHe fore 6ormue,
s gSeltmorelano Gonntn, Icnn., ifal
Der bore benino0 100 Gitertommere al
GuDle, % oisie bar III icnot en- Nopotnt
til Gn9lano for at gjpre bercs Ret
9jEloenoe.
- Mrs. 3npis, Der for eli Ito iioen
blep arreiteret / Niihigdu ior at pare
ben berg9tebe 0lrs. Yenoer, iom ltuloe
BABE DGrct meo at mproe Ell Wasie
Menneifer / aonias, er 6lepen iiueipa9,
6nn bar ct 9or Maaneoer iiobet i
Sailen / Osiuesu, aanios.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-29
California.
@rnipmheD mob SpmGno.


8orgere Sm Sranciscp bplot Wanbao
slften ct Wasiempoe % pebtog &eioll=
tipner ON at anmpbe S%inausminilter
8inbpm ON at aiiette ira 3ienelter
a~ommanbsren al be 5prenebe Statcrs
&epenue Gutter "8ear" fproi ban Ibapbe
%mis6anolet paa en- poermnabe sritipm
Maabe 3 Ssmanb, Der bprte tiLpmbprb
paa ben amerifanife 8arf "Gitella."
Sermbanerpperi. Spp Mil / Norb
for 9nlare iprans to muiferebe Meno
op paa bet ~iDb9aaenoe Eeripntog p9
tpang acknowledgement til at itanbie
Tpset. acknowledgement os 5prbpbc.
rem blep berpaa anmobet ON at iplge
meb til G~rprespognen, og Grpresbubei
maatte aabne Genseitabet. 9puene toe
meb fig flere 9uiinbe Dollars. Gn
Tramp, Der bapoe ifjult Jig paa Saget,
blep ifuot al &pperne, oa De troeoe, ban
bar Ell al Geripnalet. Wan bar life
oct ringelte Sppr efter Gpperne.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-29

Oct Ter MI no til, at Spbnlcn tUmmer
tn at gaa al meb Seicren, ibetminbite
er ban | 5apsr al at oplgIe Selltabet.
Sn pGrbifnlo Stcnart. 20 Mil /
OF fpr 8lad 3iuer Sails bar man m
lig opoaset en- ppermaabe prroiiulo
Sterart. Stenbruooet beltnnr al eli
ltor Binf, Der bebGtfer en- itpr StrRf
ming. Gn mGrfelig Ggenifab peo oenne
Steg er ben SmltGnbi9beb, at ben,
naar ben ta9es I'D al 8ruobet, er ian
blBo, at ben fan bearbeioes iom ct
StDtfe 2rR, pg efter at bape ppret no
lat for 9uitens 8aapirfnng, blioer ben
llot efter libt baoroerc, inbtil ben blipcr
laa baaro iom Grant. The Island
Milling Co. % Goodyear Lumber Co.
bar Ilaaet Zig Iamnten til ct 8olag for
at uobptte 8rupoct. @eb ilerc Sprigs,
lpm er foretaset al en- Sasmanb, bar
man Opnaaet De belbigite Geiultater.
Der CT bD99et ct Sibeippr til 8luifen
p9 ct bobbelt Spor til pers Gop. Saa
mart Seiret tilnoer BET, pil benimpb
100 Wano foa itaoi9 grbeioe fra 8es
spnoelle len, p9 mango Here ~ienere.
Ser rtgc Eoitmeitre / g8isconiin ubs
n9pntes / Snsoags. Set pigtigite al
pisie er G#bebet Mobiion. Eli bette
blep Gol. SEP. 6. 8rpant ubu9pnt.
Gol. grpant bar inbebaut mango big
ti9e @mbeber. 81. q. bar ban 3 @anoe
pRret palgt til CONNER for Cane 60.
San bar o9iaa Soltmeiter / Mtabilon,
inbtil Gleuelano Administration no
nGpnte S. 6. Gregory til bans Otter
ltaitp. Der III mao pi9e Elaoien for
SrDant. Gol. Srpartt CT So gtnr GAM
mel. 0a Sor9erfrigcn be9pubte, bar
ban Sdptelt al ct Wttlitstompant | Wtas
biion, og bette 9ompani bar BET fprite,
Der tilbpo 5prbunosre9jcrin9cn i'm 5jez
relte. Otter ) Mtaaueoers 3jencite
fom biem. % tieute berpaa gjennem belle
Sprgertrisen iom S6erIt for Oct t2te
8~iscpnlin Snfalltri Ge0iment.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-29
Minneipta.

SDmnler Sobn s.. 8romn af Del
12te Dom~nerbiitrift bsoe | Manpass
fit Siem ! gsi0mar at Siertelpsoom
9ummer 8roun bar fpbt | 8ermont
1924 % tom til Minneiot | 1855,
San flpttebe til @ilmar | 1871 % blet
1875 at @upernsr 9apis ubnept til
9pmmer, bpilfet Gmbeoe ban iiben bar
inoebapt. Iibpbe bar en- at be bDstis.
ite Suriiter / @elten. Sans Spn er
osiaa 9ummer / 13be 9iitrift.
Gn raoiom Srageoie. 5orrise
Sprsba9 banbte Ell rabiom Graseoie
Harbeben at Saribanlti Sames S'9teils
Sjein. al. 5 ONT Morsenen itob S'Nell
op ps git ino | 8jsffenct for at sipre
Slo op / Opnen. Sans Some lutfebe
9srcn til SOuepercliet, tos irem Ell
&epolper % ifisb 3 al fine gDrn. 9a
S'Neil bprte Sfuobene foripste ban at
trange inb / Sobepnrcllet, men fanbi
9pren llffet. San l0b ba runbt Suiet
for at fpntme inb SrottoDren, Der mDbte
ban jim Some, Der fom fra 8jpffenet, pg
Jpn ipriulste bet sGloite, % bapbe tulms
get bet til at briffe 8arbollpre; bun
bnpoe pglaa ielu bruffet Ell 8piis al
oerue 6iit. nj be anbre Born opbe Del
enc ltrar, ct anbet hobe 81. 10 iamme
Gags 5prmipbas, sog Bet minoite 10
Tiger sammelt, par itabt sjennem bc9se
Sun9er % fommer iaupipnlispis trl at
% al line Saar. Der er Saab ON, al
Oct Gloite Barn % sNtooeren fan fum
me li9 isiel. Moberen lasoe iom llnp.
ltplonias, at bun bar fig os life bappe
llO9et Saab ON at blipe iriif isien % at
bum pilbe sipre en- Gnoe paa fine 81
belier.
g~iaebbnggcr Saeob 5jeloe / @iin=
neapulis bar iibite llse baut en- tans
Sor9 at bore. SOrri9e 2srba9 bpbe
bans samle Mooer at Sniluen5a. Sun
Ntlloe babe pGret besrapet 9irsbas 81
terntiooag, men pm Morsenen eiteriulss
ties bum al jim pnsre Son, SenrD 5ieloe,
Der psbe al iamme Spsbom. 8%csrapel.
ZEN blep oerfur nbiat til 9orsoass ST
lernlooas, iaa Mober % SIN fllnbe
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