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The herald., 1897-05-28

coon had come to town. last evening
when she was surprised by the sudden
appearance Of a number of dusky faces
at her windows, and the negro melodies
which foated in through the windows
accentuated the suspicion that there were
a large number of the Africans. When,
In a few minutes later, the guests ap-
preached nearer and disclosed themselves
to be her neighbors, who had come In to
help make merry; 1t didn't take long to
transform the burnt cork faces into smil-
ing white countenances. and the remainder
of the evening was spent in social amuse.
ment and partaking of the refreshments
brought by the visitors. Among the party
were recognized Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 8. Glasscock, H. Newby. e. ]. Pyle,
Mrs. r. E. Jones, Mesdames Bennett, Cor
don and others.
PERSONAL
DR.. Eliza J. Beach very pleasantly en-
tertained last evening at her home at No.
5V Worcester avenue, a few friends, among
whom we're Miss Mary Robinson of Wells
boro. Pa, Mr.. Frank Goodman of Chicago
and DR.. and Mrs. K. T. James of Pasadena
w. s. Wright, L. c. Torrance and Walter
Wotkyns returned yesterday evening from
the camping grounds of the Pasadena Bait
club. where they have been for the pasr
two weeks. They report fine time and
good fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Hunter, who have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Sans.
left this morning for their home In Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, who have
been visiting friends in Santa Ana for the
past TWO weeks, returned home yesterday
j. q. Olmsted left yesterday for Tulare
county on business. Mrs. Olmsted and
daughter. Helen, are visiting relatives Ii,
San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter, who have
spent the winter in Pasadena, departed
today for their home in Tiff1n. Ohio.
Attorney and Mrs. N. P. Conrey of Los
Angeles and son and Mr.. Conreys sister
Miss Conrey of Indiana, are at the Painter.
Mrs. Ellis and daughter. who have been
staying at Mrs. Doane's on Markham ave-
Angeles. o'
MISS Christine Lindenberg. who has
been a guest Of DR.. Eliza ]. Beach. No 81
worcester avenue. for the past six weeks.
returned yesterday to her home in Red
lands.
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ORANGE COUNTY
on Baker street, this city, to Harry Black
burn for $500.

on Baker street, this city, to Harry Black
burn for $500.
At its annual election last Tuesday the
Jefferson club of this city, a branch of the
Pacific Lyceum league, chose the follow
ing officers President, G. H. Ames; vice
president, Lee Holt; corresponding secre-
tary. r. Madden; recording secretary, p.
e. Nourse; treasurer, c. Insley: sergeant
| alarms, Terry Stevenson; club attorney,
Leo Brock.
Otto Young, who is located at Albu-
querque, has been visiting relatives and
friends here. He returned home yester-
day evening.
Ross Waffle is suffering from a severe
attack Of rheumatism. His condition las.
no better today.
Company L has purchased billiard
table. which has been placed in it's club
rooms over the armory.
! Robert McFadden left this afternoon on
business trip to San Francisco. He may
also visit several Puget sound cities be-
fore returning.
The steam schooner Caspar is discharg-
ing lumber at Newport pier and the
steamship Santa Rosa will call there to-
night bound north. Another vessel, sup
posed to be the bark Skagit, from Puget
sound ports, has been sighted, and will
probably reach the wharf tonight.
| EultOT BAKER OF the standard, VINO mas
been taking a two weeks rest at San
Juan Hot Springs, came home last night.
AS all members of the board of trustees
have expressed themselves as favorable
to the anti-expectoraton ordnance nov
pending, 1t is probable that the measure
will be passed at the boards first meet
Ing in June. In the meantime the promiscu-
Gus splitter, who is wont to regard the
universe as one vast cuspidore, is revis-
ing his personal habits and cultivating
the practice of chewing outdoors and going
in the house to spit
The funeral of T. NJ. Young, who died
Tuesday. out west of this city, took place
at noon from the undertaking parlors OF
s. W. Smith & Son. The remains were fol-
lowed to the cemetery by large number
OF relatives and friends of the family. Mr..
Young was Il years of age and the father
ir-law of Frank Clapp of this place.
| pleasant informal party was given
by Mrs. A. j. Padgham last evening at
her home, on East Second street. About
twenty-five guests were present, and the
evening was spent in dancing.
The herald., 1897-05-28
AZUsA

A1USA, May T.-(Regular Correspond-
ence.) T. B. Persinger of Glendora was
oltten by rattlesnake yesterday morning
wnile working on trail northeast { town,
he put his hand down into a bunch of
prusn TO remove a stone and the snake
Struck him on the hand, embedding both
its fangs into the flesh. With great nres-
ence of mind, the victim took out his
POCKET Knife, slashed several gashes in his
nand over the wounded part, squeezed ont
all the blood possible and then killed ths
rattler. took out its vitals and bound them
over the wound. A neighbor. drove Mr..
fersinger to town, and in thirty minutes
aiter ne was bitten heswas under the care
OF two physicians, who have been watchine .
over him ever since. They ligated the
oltten arm and gave him medicines to
neutralize the poison. At noon today he
was resting comfortably with no alarm
ing symptoms. and the probabilities are
tnat the heroic measures adopted with the
knl1e removed enough of the poison to
allow his complete recovery. This is the
first instance Of one being bitten in th,s
entire region. though dozens of rattlers
are Killed every summer in the mountains
hereabouts.
Inc road overseer is engaged TODAY in
removing the surface stones from the main
streets of the town.
Azusa Is keeping up its building record
the latest cottage to be built being that of
G. ". Dodsworth. The manager OF the
San Gabriel Valley Oil company has 1ust
bought property and will build a resi-
dence thereon at once.
Ihe session of the Pomona Valley Medi-
cal association Is being held today. The
doctors of this valley and a number from
other places are present and are having
an interesting conference.
Fishing in the San, Gabriel canyon this
season is the best that 1t has been for
years. Some large catches are reported
automatically. One trout. measuring
twenty-five inches. was captured near the
silver mines. and several fish from six
teen to eighteen inches each in, length have
been landed from the higher tributaries.
Bear canyon, about fifteen miles awav.
seems to be the best locality for mountain
trout, one party of six having hooked over
thousand In a weeks fishing.
The San Bernardino power men have re-
sumed surveying after a weeks cessation.
caused by the absence of Surveyor Ttnkle
at San Francisco. The party is now camped
at the head of Bear canyon. and will have
completed the work by the 1st of July.
me more cars OF Valencia late oranges
VIII wind up the crop for the Azusa
Citrus association. The fruit will 90 out
next week and will bring fine prices.
a class OF nine will graduate from the
Citrus union high school early in June.
me exercises will be held at Slausor,'s hall.
Azusa- ''''
The herald., 1897-05-28
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, May 27.-(Regular
Correspondence The transformation OF
the mule car system into a modern trolley
street line, which has been in progress for
year. is now approaching completion
On and after Sunday next only electric
cars will be seen on the streets of Santa
Barbara.
The members of Star King post, G. A.
r.. have prepared a neat program for the
observance of Decoration day. The exer,
cises will take place at Plaza del Mar Mon
day afternoon.
The following pupils, comprising the
senior class of the Lompoc Union high
school, furnished the correct solution of q
geometrical proposition submitted to them
by School Superintendent G. E. Thur
mond: Lettie Barker. Lillian Hendricks
Nellie Hogan, Martha McGregor, Grace
Parish, Gertie Read, Harry Hopkins and
Harry Whitestein, while Susie Bradley
ard Hila Saunders solved it by both tri-
The herald., 1897-05-28
REDLANDs

REDLANDs. May 27.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) One of the most notable social
events in the history of Redlands occurred
In reception and garden party at the ele-
CANT home of A. G.. Hubbard on Lugonia
terrace last evening. Some five hundred
invitations had been issued for the occa-
sion and very few regrets" were received
The beautiful house and grounds were very
elaborately decorated and were ablaze with
electric lights. some exceedingly original
and tasty effects being produced by the
use OF Japanese lanterns with the electric
lights The catering and service and the
orchestra in attendance were from Los
Angeles. After 10 o'clock dancing was en-
joyed by the younger people present in the
tennis court, which forms a portion of the
grounds. and the reception took the form
of garden party. Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Davis
of Cotton. Mrs. Gertrude S,-owers, Mrs
E. c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Haver and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sinclair: for the gar
den party, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Kirke H. Field, Miss Hoppock,
Miss Olive Haver and Miss May Sterling
assisted the hostess as a reception COM
mittee. There were many guests present
from out OF. town. tI
The coroner's jury in the case of A. L.
SPOTS, who died suddenly in the city jail
yesterday morning rendered a verdict OF
death from heart failure. superinduced by
chronic alcoholism. The remains were
buried today in this city in accordanc.
with instructions received from relatives
in the east.
Decoration day will be observed in Red
lands by special service at the Methodist
church on Sunday morning and memorial
sermon by Rev. E. ]. Inwood. The local
G. A. r. post will attend. Monday there
will be the customary ceremonies and
decorating of soldiers graves in the ceme-
terry. The public schools will observe the
day as a holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Y. England, who
have winter home in Redlands left TODAY
The herald., 1897-05-28
-
HEMET

HEMET, May T.-(Regular Correspond.
ence.) The prospect Of drying plant be
ing operated in this valley this season
seems slim, and Mr.. Reeves is among
us soliciting fruit to dry on shares. AZ
proposes to pick and dry the fruit for one.
fifth Of the product. We have about 10O(
tons of green fruit maturing, and experts
estimate that 1t would take about $10O OOC
or $4,000 to buy the crop and drv n sn.1
that good money can be made at II. Rmt
where is the money? There is no better
fruit In the world than that grown in III.
San Jacinto valley.
Mr.. Neal and family. who came hero
recently from Kansas. will remove to Los
Angeles this week. n
Mr.. Lawrence and family will remove
from Winchester to this place next week.
The herald., 1897-05-28
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

gonometry and geometry. Principal ]. s.
Denton is the professor of mathematics in
the Lompoc high school, and the superin-
tendent highly compliments the excellent
work or the class and the ability of the
teacher. The problem is a difficult one.
and several mathematicians in this CITY
gave 1t up. The Lompoc class received ma
assistance from the professor or from out
side persons, yet all brought correct solu.
tons to the recitation room the day afte,
the problem had been assigned to them.
for tne peneht OF our readers we herewith
give the proposition in full:
Two poles, 80 and 12O feet high re,
spectively stand on level ground Is feet
apart. Ropes are stretched from the tor
or each to the foot of the other. Compute
the distance from the point of CROSSING
of the ropes to the ground"
Mr. Thurmond gave the problem to Mrs.
Jennie Cavanah, sister of County CLERK
II. H.. Doyle, who furnished an arith.
metical solution, which is much more diff.
cult.
The herald., 1897-05-28

ported that $39s have already been, SUBJ
scribed to the fund. and this is only the
beginning. The details of the program
were left In the hands of committee
composed Of Ed Stanton, A. A. Carraher
r. M. Weaver. DR.. C. A. Mcdowell and ].
ID. Mclean, and as soon as they have de-
cided on the order of the exercises the pro-
gram will be advertised in full in the daily
papers.
Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Fanny McDon-
aid have taken rooms at the Crescent for
the season. They are from Rodney Ia
Emerson brothers arrived yesterday on
their launch Santa Ana for the summer.
During the winter the launch has been ply
ing on the lake at Westlake park
Mrs. and Miss Mcconnell and Prof and
Mrs. c. F. Holder were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Doran on their launch Narod
yesterday. On their way to Long point
Miss Mcconnell caught a thirty-pound
yellowtail, Mr.. Doran twenty-five
FOUNDER, while Prof. Holder secured a
forty-four-pound seabass. thirty-pound
albacore and seventeen-pound yellowtail
Two tuna were also hooked, but managed
to get away
E. E. Nichols and wife of Manitou COL,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Page B. Otero of Santa
Fe, N. M, caught five barracuda from the
Fleetwing yesterday.
A party of seven guests of the Pasadena
house, under the chaperonage Of Mrs. B.
Brown, enjoyed picnic excursion on the
Sunbeam yesterday. In returning they
picked up three pedestrians who had been
cut Off by the tide at Cherry canyon. and
thereby saved them long climb over the
hills to Avalon.
Mrs. Neff and her husband and daughter,
staying at the Crescent, caught two yell
lowtail yesterday weighing twenty-four
and thirty pounds.
Z. G. Holden of Chicago. John Wilson of
Santa Barbara. E. c. Gates and wife of
Chicago and Mrs. and Miss Rhodes of
Asbury Park, N. J., are late arrivals in
Camp Swanfeldt.
Mrs. Will Mugrage has arrived to join
her husband. They have a nice tent on
Clarissa avenue.
The herald., 1897-05-28
SAN DIEGO COUNTY

Boston, and Master Buckley, was at Coro
nado the past week.
Hev. Father R. F. Byrne Of the Roman
Catholic church, Coronado. has gone tr
Colorado for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hudson of Massachu.
setts and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Staples Potter
OF Boston are among the tourists now al
the hotel.
Mrs. b. Bertelson OF Coronado will sum
mer in Denmark
The purchasing committee of the Coro-
nado Beach library are adding a large
number of books to their collection.
The herald., 1897-05-28
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

locality. A postoffice has been established
at Dale with o. B. Goodwin as post
master. mail going via .Amboy on the
Santa Fe.
Rev. U. E. Smith died at o'clock Tues
day morning of consumption. He was
much loved and will be greatly missed.
Harvest Is we'll under way in the pass
and the hay and grain crops are fairly
good.
A delightful social dance was enioved
by the people of Banning Tuesday night.
MRS. Munson and her niece, Miss Mum
son. have been visiting the family of Rev.
u. e. Smith,
The herald., 1897-05-28
SAN BERNRRDINO COUNTY

for Philadelphia by way of San Fran
cisco, where they will join their daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lau-
dell. 5r. Mr.. England is one Of the heaviest
leather merchants in the Quaker City.
Mrs. F. G. Ferand and daughter. wife
and daughter Of the secretary of the
Redlands Electric Light and Power COM
pany, left today for the east, where they
will spend the summer.
The herald., 1897-05-28
AVALON
AvAIoN

AVALON. May f27.-(Regular Core
spondence) Avalon will have brilliant
celebration of the nations birthday this
year There will be illuminations and Are
works galore and grand barbecue. as
Wen as vacnt races and launch races and
skin races and tugs-of.war and swirnminr
and diving exhibitions. ETC., In addition to
patriotic meeting at the pavilion. At &
mass meeting Of citizens last night, held IN
the Island villa. the finance COMMITTEES ri
The herald., 1897-05-28
BANNING

BANNING May 27.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Messrs. Mckinney and Vandi-
wort, two Ohio conductors, have been visit
ing Robert Mackey since the conductors
excursion. They go from here to Eugene,
Ore, and thence home to their work on
the Baltimore and Ohio.
Ante-railroad days were vividly recalled
Monday by the passing through town OF
Mr.. Baird's twelve-mule bell team, bound
for Dale City with an enormous load OF
freight. There Il evidently . boom in that
The herald., 1897-05-28
DowNEY

DOWNEY, May 27.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The Volunteers of America
have been holding meetings here this week
In the Presbyterian church.
Charles M. Benbrook of Los Angeles
spent several days here this week visiting
relatives. -
George M. Pittman, formerly residen,
OF tnis place and for the past two years
having resided in Sacramento county. ha,
returned with his family to Downey.
Born-On Saturday last, to the wife OF
Charles II. Smith. a daughter
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To Our. Subscribers:

We beg leave to inform you that
we have moved from 2o5 New High
St. to los E. First ST., room ~ in
the German American Savings
Bank. Respectfully,
THE PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU
The herald., 1897-05-28
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, May 27.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The ladies of the East
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-30
Smaapluf.

6r. &lbtrt arauis, 6Ormonc ior
"RatiOunl Hcpublican". iOm uotoms
mer / Breton, Ntinn., bar iioite llse
uRret l 8sigg hos 6. 8. Nmbtt.
Se0er 6opperfaO ium / 2sroag8
iilbase III Gecorab eitsr nOgIe Wtna'
ueOers CpboIO / gtOrO Gatotu, buOr
ban bar biuIYst GarmerHe meo al
trRitc,
- 8sorBe uIeu. iOm suguu8 ituoe'
rcoe usO 2utber College, ioreuiie oer'
ltsos en- RRIte 9y8biQeosr GreOus %
gsrOns gtiteu. Btaeberue roles iOm
uOlmtnoeIis gOOc, % IilItuerne if ie
mangt o9 ne9st - Ii8e ira bet 9nmIe
9aHo III uolttliusen / Chicago. Zen
Ioite Gitcn bar 3Orse li9r ! 8iuOsn.
MUns 81. 8Otnen itauoieoe ct
Bar Gage / 9ecorab paa Sjemrelie
Ill Nor9e. S1il Tom III amerlta
1890 o. iOris9te fig ipm 6armsr /
@lltin &c., 9iInu., men bar ubelOI9.
San fit tun ensan9 ell goo gullu9.
s NOrge bar ban EN- @aaro, iom /
glarbuuoreOer bar p9ret / 5amilIens
&c.
- BrOi. 9. 2arien % camille iIpte
tebe 5reOas ben 26oe ino i it npe SuS
i g8eIt GecOrab. Suiet inouisoe5 al
Susiaoeren meo en- lioen Gale, StrIfts
l4snIus % gsu, Os belle 6omilien par
bBltlOsli9 TENT. Oct er iprite Gang
at Ell Spnpoeembeosmnn faar ct gus
iOm Sape, os Ri baaber, at bet life
bllr ben iibIte. 8rpf. 2arien bar tieut
Spnuoen ilOen 1859, % ban bar v9s
ret en- tro Siener.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-30
Sen itaaenoc Sttatna,

fpm 9utitfunttionPrer maa inota be-
le 0agsn, ital ia en- baarlig Snofps
BELLE paa SsIIsn. Sbpertfulo gialoer
bette for be toinoeltge Sstientss 8eos
tommenoe. Set padbrar benz unoers
tioen Spgoomms, Ipm gisr benz uop9s
tiee til 4rbeibs. - s puris bar fors
maaenbe 0umsr tat fig at Sagen, og
paa flere al be itsrre -Musa5iner Ital
bet MI tiQaoes b. t~oinoelige 5unttios
nprer at iibbe ftunbimeIsm. S9'aa
/ amerita, / Gnglono, / 3pitlano og
/ Sperioe er Spsr8mdalet pppe. Sg
fra 6inlonb fer ri, at 8pinbeiugsfors
eningen "llnionsn" / S~eliingfors nplig
paa SnitiatiO al Or. 5rt. Seitel bar
nebiat en- 9omite for at tuSa9en frem
til 9ebanbIing. Msn itulbe p~irtelia
"Spsrsmaol" % "9ep9gelie" pg So
miteer" os tunite 2ppparagrafer bore
~nsbpenbist for at fau orbnet ben Sag?
Ser / 8riitiania {. Gr. os / bore am
bre gper, itulbs Der life ben Reform
tunne gjsnnsmfsres ubsn bet9 Ga
gen sr 10 Iimpel % ligetil. Oct gjelosr
en- Smule Smtante, en- Smule 9umds
nitst pg gslpilje ira arbeibsgioernes
Sibe. - &anite er Der Jorretninssr
bppr Reformsn aIereoe er gjennsm'
fsrt, ifaafalb burbe bet bstisnotgis'
reg, ida andre tunos fel9e bet gooe gr'
empel. @i opfororer iamtliee Dir
b~eibggipsre paa bette Smraaoe til felt
at ia Zig al bene Gag, iaainart Ne fan
Del er faa let siort. toiter faa libe'
Offer og fan forebpg9e iaa meget Tor.
qeligt, itriper "NplRnoe".
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-30
9teaiffem % 6ulonDffet.

glabene / Sepine fort9aer felgenoe
lille Gpiiobs:
Gn bsi, fornsm !Ssrrs mso lan9t,
bslaenbe, bpibt Stiag bapos forleoen
Dag, leoiaget at en- 5srer, bsieet Ses
pines Sep9rbigbeoer.
"!Spub er Der iau mere at 's?"
"Gioarfabriten, Ssrss grceaencs."
"9pbt, lab os gaa osrben."
Sen fremmebe ft let 4pguns. San
interesIerebe Zig lepenpe tor Sopat@
Tens gebanbling og belle 5abrttens
Snbrstnina - melt al alt imponereoe
@rbeipsialene BAN, bpor pper 200
,unas giaer - benripenpe I9'ensr
mso alsbsnbe Sine, Ipm fun Ses
pines giaer bar Dem - lpnInart rulz
Ter gioarer. De unge pigers ms
oisrriae Slitts fslger ben fremmeos;
be bpiIter pg tiiter iammsn ON bam'
oa mep ct tassr en- at benz meo en- tptet
gepeaelIe en- Nelit fra 1T grplt o9
latter ben ben til ben fremmeoe 0l9't.
Den rommsr BAN, men fuloer neo
paa Gulpet. 9an tager ben og gaar
imilsnos ben til ben unge piSe p9 rats
fer henbe ct 8uloitptte.
st 9~ulbHptte! Sioen Columbus
9aoe fer man life 9ulbitpetsr Spaz
MEN. ane pil, meoens ben frsmmsoe
oaar pibere, fe @uloitpttet. Oct saar
fra Suano til Suanc measm bets lpts
felioe gierinbes 8eninber, bu pluos
1elia en- at benz uobrpoer:
"ger bios, bet er 10 bum!
"Son itaar 10 Der paa Wpntsn, ben
fremmebe fra for"
"cSa, bet er 10 BAN, bet sr Der tnger
sptpl pm." Msiiommelig tpoes
Mpntens Snbnrift, og meo Raabet;
"el aeo! sl Rep!." ItOrmer be un8e
gioer mob lbgansen. "@l &ep!!" sl
R:en!" lnoer bet fra Sal til Sal oq
tranoer belt ino pua &ontoret, bppr
ben fremmebs iuit sr psb at ItriOe III
Napn inp / 5abritens Bog, - iIet
"a ret "oeopolo Rsp." &dabet faa'
spntorperipnalst til at ituoie. Gn al
benz farsr uo. San faar Mpntsn,
Siueoet at fe - og iud er bet uot
msb Song 2eopulp at gsl9isns Sn.
toanitO, at ban fer fig meO ct uoldt
fpr alt bet, han bupoe pinst uno9aa:
oplpeit Og oTieiel Mootaselie.
Sa alt bet Blot fpr en- Nsaits
Gtplo!
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-30

90 MI aft oore qroDinsoamsr raao'
piloe % fortnptte omtring paa Serns
baneftationsn. Sluttslig bsnpsnots
be ia til en- Itittslig ucisenbe gorger'
mano, bpsm be tiIiGloig traf paa.
Mlen bet famine ubsHberlise Spur:
Seq bar / langs SiOsr life baDt nit
giqiteparslIs Ieoigt en- sns'te Dag.
Men 0amerne trGngte msr og mere
paa, be bar Iise Oeb at grGos, og Dc
bah be bao -.
gorgeren tunbe iIuttelig life moo'
ftaa DisIe angrsb paa hans 9isrte Cog
9inoeIpgs), tbi ban ptreos Omiioer:
seq Ital fs, buaO ieg Tan gisrs.'
st apurter isnere baOoe 0amerns
1T 8arelis. De tlRpts fig al pg git
tilIsngs, Og fnart par BET msrtt. De
bapoe bog life ligget lGnge, fsr ben
enc af Dem ubbrso: Seq tan life forz
itaa jsg liggsr iaa unoerll9
baarot % ubetpemt Gfter nos
gen Ruaoila9ning be'lutteoe man at
t9noe Qps, og ben al 0dmerne. Der
bupbs Iigget iaa ouarligt, itdGr op og
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merne islO.