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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03
Appleton Press :

Appleton Press:
The Dawson Sentinel seems to be
endeavoring to eclipse the "GREAT
VEST as an exponent of Donnelly-
ism.
Appleton is a village on that part
OF the Manitoba system which goes
from Benson to Watertown, Dakota.
We have examined the line, and
should say the road cost from
IS, 500 mile to $4,000, including
an equipment for 100 miles. 1t is 81
miles long. We know of the soft
shelled editor who runs the monopo-
ly organ there-a man who shivers
every time the engine whistles one of
Jim Hills Polled-Augus bull pets. He
has about 800 subscribers, of which
200 are farmers. We wish some
farmer in his corner of the world
would write us what the good-for-
nothing hireling has ever published
in his paper for their interest or
benefit? They pay freight charges
on $34, 900 to the mile of the flimsy
tramway built by Hill-which is a
robbery Of $26, 900 for every mile of
the road. Did Countryman (that is
the editors name) ever advise the
farmers who pay the bills, of this
robbery? Has he ever exposed the
elevator system of cheating you on
grades. Has he ever advised you to
unite with the only organization in
estate for mutual protection? Has
he ever shown you that the political
party-both of them in fact, are
standing in with the thieves? Has
he ever shown you that millers in
selling -four at $3.50 a barrel are
getting $1.3O a bushel for your
wheat while you are getting &c.
less than half!
Has he ever exhibited any other
tendency than to stand in with every
element which is squeezing the life
blood out OF you, and stripping the
stockings off your children's feet in
mid-winter? If 50, where?
If a man comes to your farm in
June or July and tramples down
your grain so that instead of yield
ing $500 an acre it yields but
1915 Gu. s. Census) do you walk up
to that friend and give him of your
dollar? Do you? Yes, farmers, you
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

THIS Company formed for the purpose acquiring
1880 the Capital Stocks taking carrying
the
apo and G. W. Van Dusen and Company Rochester, Minnesota both
which have had virtually the stockholders
agement.
w Van Dusen and Co. has established 1871 and of
the the of the
United States The Star Elevator
the 1885, and has highly dividends
% cent? and the
The Elevators Warehouses
number, all specially for purposes this
They distributed along the line of the Chicago
Railroad best Dakota and Minnesota
the principal wheat States The includes the
Flour Mill at Candy Minnesota capacity which Is barrels
flour daily.
The Star Elevator
apos which the largest the Milling Industry the
World The buildings substantially specially
for the efficient handling cleaning grain There railway siding
this Company which truck be brought into the
building for loading and unloading The buildings have
capacity of 10000 bushels grain weight 49,
tons
companies engaged commonly
United
cleaning grading kinds grain
the North West United
banks toal other the therefore
equally prudent and conservative lines.
The Star Elevator buildings under the
appointed the State OF Minnesota
to
cept and equally negotiable
grain which
is fixed by law that which the charged
railway fixed The certified
have been
permitted by considerable profit however,
made by the Star Elevator Company the heavy mercn
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

Dodge, the artful dodger at the
head of the national department OF
agriculture, still holds the fort under
the Harrison administration. He
overestimated the wheat crop so or
60 millions until the crop had been
Harvested" by the gamblers, and
then let it down. He put the Illinois
corn crop Is or 20 millions above
the facts-and now comes down to
hard pan. Several agricultural
organizations, including the Iowa
State Board of Agriculture, have
denounced him as corrupt orignorant
but he holds right on. Yes sir, he
holds right on-was put there to hold
on!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
a communication, written by the
Business Manager, for the GREAT
WEST Company, in reference to or
ganizing the company as a Stock
Company with a capital Of $25, 900
1000 shares at 1925 each. Six in
dividuals stand ready to take 700
of these shares, although less will be
taken by them if the alliances will
take more than 800 shares. The
Alliance shares are sold as newspa-
per subscriptions. Every $25 share
will call for 25 years of subscription
One year to 25 persons, or 25
years to one person, or fifteen for
one year and five for two years.
However this may be subscribed, the
local alliance is to own the stock.
AS it will be fully paid up of course
it will be worcestershire. What we
wish to do is to get an organic, in
destructable bond between the actual
local alliances and the paper. Let
the alliances discuss this matter.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

do. Every dollar you pay to sus-
tain miserable tool of the modern
Shylocks is paid to destroy your
selves and children. 1t is a free coun-
try-you can do it if you wish. But
the low bred monster who will back up
and sustain the consummate villain
les OF the age ought really to be.
stripped and sent out to wander on
the confines of starvation till he
reversed the wheels of the toy, which
serves the purposes of brains.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

bination of Waterford frauds it is
difficult to suppose such a scheme.
The process now involved in it's rela-
ton to the Hastings & Dakota
branch looks strangely like it. Still,
we think the troubles are caused
more by bull-headed management,
illustrated by this insolence to pa
pers which have bolstered up it's rep
utation. We certainly trust the old
freight contraption will keep it's word
for it gives us a chance to get some
OF the skeletons out of the closet
from the local press.
The Burlington route between Chi
cago and the Twin Cities, or the
Northwestern (Chi., Mimi, st. Paul
& Omaha) are two routes which are
keeping up an equipment and train
service in line with the age. However
much we may regret the overbond-
ing on the Stock Exchange, these
roads are here, and we naturally
cling to those which tryto accommo-
date the public, and whose self-made
operative men, acting in an official
capacity, do their work grandly and
like gentlemen. For all that we have
said of the financial underpinning and
the stock-jobbery back Of the Pacific
roads we have more than once re-
ferred in kindly terms to the magnifi-
cent operative force. 1t is the hard
est work we do to attack the stock
iobbing system, with which these
practical men have nothing to do
when the departments are in the
hands OF such men as Fee, Truesdale,
Kenyon, etc.
We don't carry this good feeling
into the operations of road which
operates the Hastings & Dakota
We are going to examine the matter
further.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03
RENVILLE COUNTY WIDE-AWAKE

H. V. Poore, Esq, Co. Lecturer for
Renville Co.,. sends us the following
letter. We are glad to hear from
this able worker. Mr.. Donnelly and
DR.. Fish have both concluded to 90,
to Bird Island Jan 3d.:
BIRD ISLAND, Mimi,
Dec. 22nd, 1889.
Editor GREAT WEST:
Already many here who have sized
us farmers up as children, chumps or.
fools, begin to realize something will
drop soon.
The last Renville Union has chopped
me up pretty fine in his own estima-
ton. l addressed a gathering of
over IS farmers at Renville yester-
day, you should have seen their
countenances when l read them the
statement of the ''Union" that C.. II.
Davis of Bird Island cleared but
$1,000, on handling 10000 bushels
of wheat; if vote had been taken
then, l think it would have been un-
animous that one of the biggest liars
known, lives in Bird Island and that
if allowed two ballots they would
vote that there were two of them.
The copies of "GREAT WEST" dis
tributed here are clearing the vision
Of many and enlivening discussion.
De hope the day of our deliverance
is near at hand. The growing na-
ture of our local papers are raising
the question among farmers of what.
earthly use are they to us, and in
adopting the system our present con-
dition forces us to adopt prompts
most Of us to drop all of them we
are cursed with only seven of such
parasites in this Co. The R. R. Co.
and merchants pay t EN- for ads
that can be of no use to them simply
to hold them for use when thew want
them to allay any discomfort
amongst farmers by publishing
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

The railroads certainly do give en-
ployment to a great many people.
They require at least $4,000 fresh
ones every year-because that is the
number killed and MANNED each
twelve months. Why not have an
organization among the survivors
known as the "R. C. DIS. "-"Rail
readers, Crippled or Dead" Itwould
make the monopolists shell out some
pensions!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

One-fourth of all the farms in the
United States are rented. The num-
Der of rented farms has increased %
per cent. since 1880, Judging by GER
tain statistics-not wholly reliable
1t is generally considered that the
sum total of farm mortgages
amounts to 16 billions of dollars, O.
which 400, 100000 are in the ter
western states.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

Immediately after the meeting Of
the state alliance-which will prob
ably occur in March, this Office will
issue pamphlet giving, LIST, Reasons
for organizing alliances; I'd, How to
organize; Sd, Constitutions of local
county and state alliances.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

A friend from Lincoln County says
money is SO scarce that he can't
raise but SOC. but he must send that
for the GREAT WEST. Another
writes: eff l had but dollar left,
and must give up every other paper
but one, because SO poor, 1 will
take your paper. 1t fights against
the men who make me poor" Lis
ten to that farmers! Will you who
are more fortunate stand by us in
our warfare against your foes?
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

1t is very sad to think that Iowa
is going to be depopulated"- what
will that state do with it's corn crop
of 1886, 100000 bushels? And what
will she do with that increase in her
Savings Banks-or that million dol
lar increase in railroad profits under
granger legislation? Poor thing!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

1t is exasperating-but this week
the GREAT WEST has received a score
OF really important letters which
must be laid over, owing to the
crowd OF other matters. We thank
the writer's "all the same" Eric
Olson has two valuable articles
which are also crowded over.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

The advertising OF the GREAT
WEST is placed wholly in the hands
of J. L. Stack & Co., St. Paul. This
includes advertising of every class
We refer those desiring to use ou1
columns to this firm as capable
energetic and responsible agency.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

The English Syndicates who have
taken hold of the elevators of this
country have already opened up their
batteries. They began on the Chi
cago elevators, raising the rate OF
storage.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

On Monday evening, Jan. 6, Mr..
Sprague, Pres't of the State Alliance,
will address the Farmers at the
school house about four miles from
Mankato in Sec'y Haigh's neighbor-
hood.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

We have cut out an article on Min
neapolis as Metropolis, from the
Hutchinson Leader, which will make
good reading next week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

The GREAT WEST hears the rumble
OF next years political cartwheels.
We don't know who is going to take
the persimmons, but can tell to a
dot some who wont-and they dom
know it either!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

They are about to build another
immense vault in Washington to
hold the money kept there forprotec-
ton of the capitalist. 1t will store
the $123, OOO,Oc in gold coin now on
hand.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

Gentlemen, we suggested that set
Element of Jan. options would bring
up the price of wheat. You now
have wheat on the rise, as stated.
These cursed options are what des-
troy the real market
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03
There are 275 lawyers in Congress

Preserve this issue, as we will make
editorial comment on above adver-
tisement next week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03
1922


Leaving surplus Of 80 ,552
the growth of the bust
consequently profits Justify dividends regard
growing pointed
dolls in 1888
speaking quoted as foowsI do
that extend than would be-
shape different lines OF railroad that lead
to Minneapolis, and only road.'
the the to fall off, and
to the last three there would still be
sufficient to Is the Ordinary Shares.
Company arranged with Mr. e. W. Dusen the
of date the
the staff in general will be retained
The acquired August 1880 andom that
the rate Of payable pending the of the
The price paid for the Capital Stock representing the entire
critics and goodwill Book Dbts) of M
G. w Van Dun and the Star including
the Flour Mill at Canby together with the right all elevators
warehouses; neent wharves railway dn machinery fixtures
used them has been fixed 2600O0 the Vener STIMULATING for the
allotted Ordinary
Shares eentu the Company the regulations the Stock Elk
detailed Schedule the
lars Of the past trading OF the separate with the
An official the Stock Exchange will be applied due
Prospuses and Forms Application be obtained from the bank
solicitors the
London 18th October, 1885,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

We have tons of matter of interest
for next issue. Iowa is hot just
now!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

Our Directory, on the 9Th page.
needs complete revision. 1t will be
taken in hand soon.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03

Corn Importers) &c. Limestreet, E. c..
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT IN CHICAGO
JOHN BLACK ESQ., President Bank Chicago
NORRIS Esq onbaum Board OF Trade Chicago
ARTHUR ORR, Esq, Board of Trade Chicago
LEVY MAYER, Esq (Messrs Kraus, Mayer sten) Chicago
G w. VAN DUSEN ESQ., Rochester and Minneapolis Manag
ing Director. *Wll Join Allotment
Barclay Triton
Lombardstreet, E. C.. 1, Pail Mall East, S. W.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-03
e12O,OOO
100000

Dividend e12O500 Preference Shares at cent $500
Dividend $780, Ordinary Shares at Is per 600
Sinking Fund to redeem Debentures 5000
Add estimated amount of interest saved
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-26

bar liseiaa fru9teslple. So tom Der
for 3 Maaneoer fioen ct Brep fra
Mrs. Boianta, bpori benne fortalte,
at bun par Minneapolis, at lille
&lfie oar ing, % at Gorelbrene full
be faa benoe tilbase mob at betale
5000. @agen bleo frats stpen til
en- @bica9osDeteftip. 9enne fom til
Minneapolis % fanbt omiiber paa
Bohemian Jlats en- Gamelie, ber ipa=
rebe til 8eitripellen. @eo Mntomften
til MinneapoliS baooe bisie 9@9te>
iolt ct Barn, iom paa9runs at fit
patre loieeube oar @ienitanb for
gtaboernes 8eunoring. S ben 1ibfe
Eib bar man lite feet roget til Bar=
net, og nu er Torelorene, ber falbte
fig Sober, o9iaa foriuunbne paa en-
bemmelt9beosfulb Maaoe, iuit lom
Mr. os Mrs. CAREER tom til 8pen
for at l6se efter fin lille @liie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-26
stoIerapport.

Spl9enoe CT Sfolerapport fra 81:
1trtft 9eo. 119, Eotpn Of Naitab, for
ben Maanes, lom enber meb 14oe
6ebruar.
NntA @(eper inbitrepne, 80; 1am=
let Gntal @fcleoase. SIG; eiennemz
1nitli9t Irta1 gleuer til bper Sag,
25.8; Nntal beipsenbe, 4; Nntal
@1eper, fom life bar fori9mt no9en
@folebog, os iom beller life er fotnz
men for ieut, IA. Gplaenbe er en-
sSorteanelie oper be flinfeiie @leper:
Sans, Martin, 9earpe og @uitine 6.
Berserno; @mmo, Soa, @oparo %
@brifopber @oliab; Mnton &afele;
8ertba .. 8jerfo; Stills @pff; Mar=
tin 8reo,t os &unbilb oa Mortin $.
Ber9erub.
9eettie See, 2arerinoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-26

6Drft &ismards &ilbasetreben er
ben fprite 8eeiuenbeb europa for<
ttoen. 6an ct alminbelis erfienbt
for at uare Iarbunbreoets itprte
@totsmano. 9a ban bleu &reuslens
Gprfeminifter 1869, bar Gpiflauo
1plittet / en- Meusbe @maariser, men
8ismard bar fam1et bet os eiort bet
fort os mesti9t. &pao Der par
Narlos til, at ban reiisnere6e. bar
oer peret flere Meninser ON.
nMortDite Gazette. iom bar peret
B1smards perionlise Organ, flyer,
at ben esentlise @runo til Bismards
afsona nar &eiierens 8eilutnins ON
at offaffe alt, boab Der li9ner mini.
teriel Gniparlisbeo / &reusien.
Ranleren bar peret Bremierminilter
lite blot at 8pitlanb men uslaa af
RreuS1en, o9 no9le Mar bar ban
ti0ise paret preusiiit @anoelsminis
iter. 9enne @tillin9, fom par ben
pisti9fte / @abinettet net &onieilsz
prefbentens. maatte Bismard fra
treble, buorefter 8oettider ubnepnz
tes; e9entlis bar ban bare &ei1erens
@lerf. &eiiereu ouertos oeiaa Gunt>
tionerne lom preusiF Tpriteminiiter.
6an fattebe 8eilutnins ON Nfbolbel=
fen. af Mrbeioerfonterenien uben at
raabfgre fig meo 8ismard, % ban
pleiebe unberbanolinser meb forifielz
li9e &artileoere bag &anileren8 @pg.
8ismard bar altib beret en- 6aber
al &arlamentarismen. 5or noele
4ar iiben uotalte ban / ben tplfe
&iasbag, at ban life ertienbte fig for
at pere anipdr1i8 for @iesbasen,
men Blot for Reiieren, bpis lpbise
1iener ban bar. Man antaser bog,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-26
Entered at the post office at Fer,
gus Falls as second class matter.
bape % Sn9eniprer, 4 Maf,nifer os
80 Manb paa 9eftet.

Nmerifanife Spmenb. Blot 5
8rocent al Be1etnin9en paa ameriz
fanlfe Sfibe er Mmerifanere. SEEN
Dorferblabet Telegram" friper fpl=
9enoe Nnleonins al bette mislise
Sorbolb: Ser an9ipes mango @runz
be for, at ben ameritanlte Station bar
iaa faa Sgmeno. Sen fornemite
@rnnb er ben, at @fanoinaperne fuz
retretfes for alle andre, forbi be er
mere meo9ibrlise % lpbise. @n
amerifanit @pmano paa ct amerifanlf
Sfib ct en unbta9elle. Ser er inz
tet, iom opmuntrer en- Mmerifaner til
at 1p9e fin Steering paa @pen. Sen
3io CT forbi, ba en- amerifanlf 5gz
mano funbe faa &ommanboen oper ct
@fib paasruno al fin Dpetisheb.
@fal ban faa benne @iqing. maa ban
babe Bense til at fipbe ben for. @n
ftcr Se1 af be amerifanite @tibe eaar
uo fra gee,p Dorts @apn unoer frem=
meo 5lag, foroi ri bar 9opbefem>
mel1er, fom forbpoer bem at betale
@pmQnoene 6orifuo paa @pren.
Wan Ter otte pene amerifanfe @pz
meno bfipe bortuilte, blot forot De er
Nmerifanere. @n Marineo1ficer
fortaller, at 5orbolbet ct bet famine
omboro paa &ri9sitibene. Mano=
itabet % De unberoroneoe Beialings>
menb er al fremmeoe Ndtioner.
San mente at @runben por ben, at
Imerifanerne bill life labe fig fom.
manhere. S 1850 frastebes oper
IS &rocent af De &arer, hi fprte til
uolanbet, paa amerifan1fe @tibe, MI
oertmoo ct bet blot 13 Brocent of oor
@rport. bore @fibe er iftonb til at be-
1gr9e. @runben til, at Dor @fibBz
fart lite er iitano til at fpl9e meo l1b<
oitlingen paa onbre 0mraaber, tan
ttloe(s pere ben, at bore 2op9ipere
blot beitreber fig for at faa 2anbet
aiennemifaaret af Sernbaner paa
frpos o9 tuers uben at ofre @tibsfar>
ten no9en Spmnrfiombeo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-26

at 8ismard uiloe bape itaaet lengere,
bois life @oleene bapoe' saaet bam
iaa imob. Sfipnt Solicit bet bele
taset bar sobtjenot os beunbret bans
uoenrisspolitit, Ct Oppo!itionen mob
bans Snbenrisspolitit / ben fibite
Eib bleuen mere % mere itert. &ei>
ieren bar uonepnt @eors uon @opriui
til &i9sfanl1er efter Bismord. Son
bar peret Narineminiter meb 3itel
af &iceaomiral, fra builten @tilline
ban to9 Nfiteo 1883 paa9runo al
ueni9beo meb fine &o1eaer. @apriui
penteS life at funne ubfplbe Bis<
mards Blaos. itjbnt Fan 1tal pere
meset Zig oenne of lloieenbe. Men
bet er oitnpf beller life &eiierens
Menine, tbi efter alt, buao mon tan
foritaa, a9ter fan ielp at ubfplbe
ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-26
9afota.

$1,000 ct iubifriberet blanbt
Gorretnin9smenb / 9eoils Safe. %
li9nenoe 8elpb pentes fra Minneaz
polls % ct. Saul % andre @teoer.
&en9ene ifal anuenoe8 til at fipbe inb
rJeeb", oer ital uobeles blanbt Tor=
merne moo Bepis for bet Belpb, bper
mobtaser.
- 9a,pion 8els @otel 8abpez
ton brenote neb til @runoen Man=
oassmorsen, fpr Golt itob up, oe bet
par meb 9egb, at ale blep rebbebe.
&abet an 1aaes til $4,000, mems
Nsiurancen par $4,000.
= Buffen 9@rtera9eren. @iour
Sal1s, g. s., lobe Marts. s ct
Mpbe al @omens @elief Corps, iom
belotes treble @tase af Malonic
Semple, blep oer ct fort Dpfpr ibas
oerpeo, at en- @iebebut be9pnote at
brege lise ba9enfor Brelibentfclen.
Sefreteren bolot netop poa at oplez
ie gtaonene paa Dem, 1om par bpoe i
Gorets 2pb. ba Butfen iatte meo
tit 8e q e! @n llnberipsellestomite
blep nebiat, og ben fanbt bet urotiiz
tenbe 9pri Soruareliet bag aSrnli<
oentitolen. S bet famine 9pren
aobnebes. iatte 8utten let Spran9
o9 fob mibt / @alen. Sen @cene,
iom MI ful9te, laber fig lite befripe.
Sc foritremte 9amer lob til &ro9e>
ne, mebens 8utten to9 @tiflin9 mibt
paa @ulpet, lom ON ben piloe fi9e:
"Nu ier S, at leg er @1tuationens
9erre". Sanitorcn fom enbelig og
tog Butten ub. Man trpr, at But
ten bar bragt ino 6orpereliet Of ct
&ar uuae 9errer, iom tanbt 6ornpi-
ellie at lpille 9amerne bette Buos.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-26

Sen offtcielle Hrpue af 9bnamit,
tanonerne paa bet nDe &ri9s1fib
v&elupiuS" antilebes forleben i
De1auare>8usten. Den falbt meset
tilfrebsitiQenbe ub.
Stibet bar tire pneumatife &ano.
ner. 9ib8maalerne, Der beitemmer,
efter buorman9e 6etunoers 6orlpb
Bomberne ifal erplooere, pirfebe npi=
astis. &eo ct pneumatiit 1rpf of
700 &uno ifipb mon paa en- MtItano
af u @il. 8omberne 1prang, ibet
be ilos an mob @anoflaoen os fafeoe
en- @anbiraale 300 Sob bpit 2uf=
ten. Set ftarteite &antleritib pilbe
rioes / 5tller, bpis n@eiuoius" fit
Sag paa bet meo fine Dpnamitfanoz
ner, os bet bliper 6erfor bebf, at
5iensen bo1oer fig paa Mffanb.
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