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BRIGHTER DAYS IN
STRICKEN GALVESTON.
Continued From Page One.

blocks. he believes this viii break tho
force OF a tidal wave. and adequately pro-
tect Galveston.
In answer TO an inquiry sent him as
10 the intention OF the Southern Pacific
towards Galveston. Charles H. Tweed.
chairman of the board. has tciegFaphed
10 the Galveston Cotton Exchange as fol-
lows.
work on our improvements at Calves
ton has already been resumed. and is be-
Ing pressed forward as rapidly as possi-
NfeH
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CAPTURED MANY. LOCOMOTIVES.
Lord Roberts Reports Minor Skin.
1tshes With Beers.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.--Lord Roberts re-
ports from Machadodorp, under date Of
Monday. Sept. H. that few minor Skin
British troops and the Beers. lie adds
that Gen. French has captured nifty To-
comotives. in addition to the rorty-inree
locomotives and other rolling stock which
he took when he occupied Rarberton Sep
TENDER IL. and that Gen. Stephenson was
ordered to occupy Helspruit during the
afternoon OF September H.
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Threats Against Premier.

LONDON. Sent ls-There was an I'M
usual gathering OF uniformed police and
railroad station this morning awaitfNg
the arrival ~ Lord Salisbury from BIS
country sect. 7, II sad that since the
premier's return to Hatfield he has re-
ceived an ANONYMOUS letter 81 n char
acter which has led 20 Increased police
vigilance.
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Tire
PinMhan1
Remedies

For disorders of the
feminine organs have
gainess flseis. great ren0wn
and enormous sale be-
CAUSE of the permanent
good fisoy have done and
arc doing for the wonson
of this country.
If all allfng or suffer-
ing women could be made
10 understand how alb
sofUfeIy true are fh0
statements about Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, their suffer-
ingS would end.
Mrs Psn.sisSsss co0nsels
women free of charge.
Her address Is Lynn,
Mass. Tire advice she
gives is practical and
honest. You can write
freely TO herr siso IS . w0-
man.
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Lily of the North Lost.

HALIFAX y. s. Sept. iS-The rllv
of the North. which left Halifax last
summer with supplies for the spearv
reported from Cape Breton. but nothing
additional save that the crew were saved
has reached here.
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TO BE LANDED IN SEATTLE.
People the Transport Lawton VIII
BriuR Back From Cape Nome.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is-Gsn Shat
ter has recommended To the war depart
ment that the transport TAwton bring
from Nome all the indigenis she can. In
the estimation OF the captain Of the YES
sell safely carry, Irrespective OF air
space The general contends that tho
men can sleep on the decks as they have
been sleeping IN the open air I'm Alaska
II Is hoped by crowding the shin 20 avoid
n second trip. The miners VIII not be
brought 10 San Francisco. but viii he
landed at Seattle.
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PRETORIA. Seut. 1s.--Gen Pole-Carew
has occupied Kaap Muiden. about twent,
miles east OF Nelspruit where he captured
a number OF locomotives and considera.
BILE quantity of rolling stock.
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worthy of the GIFT.

~ may speak, az IL has been as
signed 70 me, more especially for the
noble ship on which this emblem is to
stand. may not say that she is worthy
81 the gift alike in herself and as a type
OF the navy Of which she is so magnifi-
cent q representatives No nobier battle
snip floats. No better navy. in ship or
man, rides the ocean. Its ships, its off,
GERS and crews are the Pride OF the re-
public. They have earned Its admiration
and confidence by contest and battle
which have been made synonymous with
victory. Her function Is not that OF war
alone, glorious as is her record there.
but moro OF peace. The very appoint
ments OF the Kearsarge, its massive and
multffudinous engines, the provision for
the comforts and needs of daily living
and reproduction In its mighty belly of
the Industries OF a whole American COM
nunity are significant OF its conformity
to the use of peaceful people It's off,
GERS are not despots. but trustees for
good order. scientists engaged In making
plain the paths OF the sea and opening
the channels OF commerce and represent
tatives OF the national culture, intelli-
gence and patriotism.
Its men are not slaves. but free men
educated in good morals. supplied with
good books. trained In horonabe service.
citizens carrying the honor of the flag
IN their proud hands The navy viii
have achieved It's highest distinction not
OF shot or shell. but when by it's power
and the majesty OF Its representation OF
the republic. II shall have insured the
maintenance, through It's jurisdiction. Of
law and order. and so of peace, May
we not, then, regard this emblem as that
OF the handclasp not merely of our own
North and South. but OF all the sections
OF the world, of all the sweet sisters OF
all lands I'm one union for the civiliza-
ton, the happiness and the freedom Of
mankind?''
Alabama. Tablet Accepted.
Gov. James H. Johnston, OF Alabama.
accepted the Aiabama's tablet. Because
OF the inclement weather the proposed
exercises on board the battleship kear-
sarge were omitted and Capt. Folger of
that vessel. was introduced and accepted
the tablet on behalf OF tho officers and
men, extending TO the state and city
their appreciation OF the gift,
Capt W. III. Brownson. commander OF
the Alabama, was also introduced and
spoke on similar lines.
The exercises were concluded with a
historical address by former Secretary
of the Navy Herbert.
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LOURENZO MARQUEE, Sept 49,
President Kruger. Of the South African
republic. has not sailed on the steamer
HerZog. as intended
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FIVE HUNDRED REFUGEES.
Beers Are Fleeing Into portuguese
Territory.

LOURENZO MARQUEE Sept ls.--Ffv,
hundred Boer refugees arrived here thi,
evening. Twenty are wounded
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GLASGOW, Sept is-~Ore % the four
members ~ one family reported vester-
dav 20 have been stricken with the
MIA sle has ainFa aied
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or the American eagle, a handcasp that
nothing can break. i can suggest but
one Improvement In it--not possible as
matter of art, but entirely so as
matter OF fact--and that. is that instead
of two figures there should be but one
as there is In fact but one figure en-
bodyfng In itself the perfected union OF
an the land, not only the North and
south with their varying characteristics
In trade and tradition, but one In the
supreme essence OF common nationali-
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Women Armed with clubs.

crowd OF Hungarian women of Nc
Adee, some of them carrying clubs. sur
rounded the Crawford and Dugan mines,
this morning, and requested the men
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to organize branch Of the miners union
at Williamstown has been futile.
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CITY or MEXICO. Eeps ia bill has
tesu introduced Ia she Mexican congress
providing Tor an appropriation Of t1s-
aog for enc Galveston Sufferers
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THE best running watch Is the 'Toul.
kleet Special No. szs SecoEd avenue.
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The situation in district No. / Nacka.

.'~slaaslJ tNe same as kIt
firsl day Of the strike only 200 men re-
naming ~ work Total number OF men
idle, ilS.01.
From every section Of the anthracite
region reports Indicate that much dissat-
isfaction prevails among those who have
strike. and we confidently expect that the
number at work will grow less with each
succeeding day unil the mines shall be
completely closed"
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FIGHTING At KoMaTrPooRT.
British Victory Would Cut OF All
Bocr SuppIies

LouRENzo MARQUEE. Sept. S-
Fighting is proceeding at Komatinonr,
All the available men have bean sem, 70
the frontier, 1t is expected that the
komatpoort bridge viii be DESTROYED
Ihere is great uneasiness here
homatipoort Is a town on the frontier
OF the Transvaal and on the railroad
leading from Pretoria to Portuguese ter
rltory; II is situated about fifty miles
from Lourenzo Marquee With the occu-
patton of Komatipoort the British would
be able to cut on all supplies reaching
the Boers by railroad from Portuguese
territory.
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Issees Rasier ~ New York rrufnincut breeder
81 harness horses has seeured the tAE@paE cozhett
rsnch near SAa NAtee Cal
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TEN HOUSES STANDING,
AwfuI Conditions Prevailing In the
Vicinity of High t.Iaad,


GALVESTON. Tx, Sept iss~~'eT here
are only Sen houses IA a habiiable CON
diiion south ~ tfien island" said "a
Spsugier. general manager 90 t6o Cali
q Interstate COMPANY who returned fu-
day from tour 81 inspection 81 tfe
property - hfs cgnpany. There sgrrs
thousands ~ bodies ~ 5sad anlnais and
about ta bodies ~ human beings knNmf
thera. frhs latter have been partially
buried bat tie hands ard feft aFe pru-
tgdlng from tho earth 81 many places,
and there are not enough people left IN
thaf section % barry fhe dead "
Mr. 9rauglcr Nlii e'sfeaFDr a. Epf a
PARTY fragn kege 90 g. nveF and com.
plate the work ~ buTyiuz the dead Ha
says that thirty -uue miles q Tire Gulf
a Interstate read han been DESTROYED
ard that ahoGJ eight mites ~ tire right
nf-wmF was also fSgf bg TIE eneFuaeh-
4nsuts IL the gulf n is Zoo early 10
form q correct estimate e ne ioss Mr.
Erangier Gays. however, tNai hs has no
doubt thst ire road VIII IN rmNalt
The situation threlghout the country
extending rgan Bolivar 70 HiFs. Island
g. p0Tsibsr wurEs thar IN any other Hsc.
Fa.
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TROUBLE BREWING
IN STRIKE REGION.
Continued From Page one.
.ht by President Mitohell. on behalf Of

light by President Mitchell. on behalf OF
the striking mine workers:
Reports received at our Office from
districts Nos J. and 9. OF the anthra-
cite coal region. show that there have
been great accessious to the ranks of the
str.Aers today. In district No. ! tHazie
ton region not less than 1850 mine work
ers who mined yesterday. failed 70 report
for work this morning thus increasing
the total number Of strikers from 1880
to 1880 today.
In district No. (SchuylkilD our forces
have been augmented by 400 mine work
ers IN addition 10 the 5000 reported veg
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-01-11

6oltepenfion Morse. Hrbeiber.
tommis fionen bar fremlogt for @tor
tbiuset fine 6osflas til 9ou ON Snpa>
libitetsforiifrius. 5lertaqets Gor.
flag aaar ub poo at aibre benne 5or.
firing oblisatoriit for bet belle 6olf.
GQe Ranb % Ruinber torpliates
fra fit fplbte 16be Nar til at aibre
Snoiiuo Gorfitrineen meb ct befemt
Bslsb. afpasiet efter ben Snotests>
tlosfe. be tilbsrer. Sc SnbRubs>
plistiae beles ~ Snbteststlasier.
s ben lauefte. omfattenbe Subteeter
inbtil 299 &roner. er Snbfubet oar<
Zig &r.3.l2; iben bsieae, omfottenbe
5000 Rroner os oeroper. 66 Rroner.
Sen laueite Snbte9tsflosies &enfion
ct $50 &roner. ben bpiefes 600.
&enilonSretten inbtreber uanieet
dloer naor ben @enRonsb sberettisebe
blioer Snpalib. bet uil fiee. naar ban
peb Suetfelie lite er iftanb til at
tiene 40 8rocent al fin panlioe ur.
beibsinbtest. Oaiaa ueb furbteaa<
enbe Snoolibitet ct man penfions be,
retttset. nemlt9 faa l9nse iom ben
uarer ouer ct ballot Mar.
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ct eneelR 9ampRib. r@eoreiana"
tom til Stem 0ort fra 2onbon ben
8be b. uuoerpeis bopbe bet rebbet
8eietninsen paa en- tpR Camper,
ella. Oct uar omtrina 80 8erfo.'
uer ialt. beri inhbefattet &apteinens
6uRru. to BSrn oe en- Barnepiae.
Siibene msbtes ON Nttenen ben
Ste. men Essen par ioa urolis. at
@ebnins sarbeibet lite iunbe foreaao
fsr nafte Dag. % bet Rebe Inn meb
flor 8anReliebeo ba. 9et git nem'
Zig lite on at TONNE omborb | bet
ipnteteroiee @tib. men man roeoe.
iaa ner. mon fanoe. os fit iffaub en-
Gorbinbelie meb Stibet ueb 6lelp of
1aus: @n al be reooebe flyer:
.Xi baube opsiuet 9aabet, men
ferte Stprmono uilbe lite bsre noset
berom. Oct Eaua, iom forbanbt %
meo &ebninssbaaoen. faa ub Jon en-
Graoo Stormen. men Dfficeren
ifob. op Baaben1 Stnpa % raabte,.
at hi Rulbe binbe ct Taug ON &pin.
berne % fafe benz 6apet. 0onbens
brifti4e Moo % bans Sbe fog %.
Gi tos Noo til % os 900 BAN ct
@lebesraab. Nen the missus (&op.
teinens 8ufxu) uiloe lite -baue noset
al bette. 6un iaeoe. ri funbe prbue
bette felu fsrft. Sao boppebe Gut
terne aD. % 0fficeren balebe benz til
fig % tos bem inb / 8aaben. So ri
foo, buorlebes Rlften ilampebe Ban.
bet. funbe ri lite onbet enb le, men
famtioist oplpfte os1ao Bostmanben,
at 6fibet burtiet bolbt poo at fpnfe.
9soen par os ubp99eliet ner".
&lotten IL Jormibbos porxoae reb<
bebe.
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oertiben meb Eab. Ren efterbuert
ION 6ospitalet bleu fienot. bleb bet
mere o. mere ibat. 9iotonis{erneS
arteibe pnnbt fnart NnertIenbelfe os
aforbe 1T til. at QoSpitaIet blep ct
6ien fotbe spee. ION isste 2eee.
bietp I @ronb Sorts.
Ri uil 3ierne bape be Iroenbes
6orbsnner for bette aluorli9e Nrbei<
be. fom na 6erren bor loet pore
6enber. Bi Dor dniuor lise oper.
for be iiere &enner. iom bar loet
fine Rtbler t6oSpitalet os l,ae oper.
tor be mango SpBe. iom Ral bape
baobe lesemlis % aonbelis Bleie~.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-01-11

Beftprelfen for Miunefota Iotal<
atbolosielfiab bolbt Nboe / Miuuea.
polls 27be Dec. Eilnebe Dor Brof.
.. 2sienssaoro. Bof. e. 6. boltes,
&rof. S. s. Boraas. Soft. N. u.
Beberion % s. S. @tbroals spolb.
Ser bar alt / alt ct Tibet uuoerRuD i
Rasien. vi Beretninserne fremsit:
@om dfbolbstalere bapbe Z. Ri6s
uirtet II Roaneb, q. Torlanb II
Maaneo, Ole 81. Dlion 1 Rooneo,
Baf. Z. &. 1horpilion oper 3 Ataa.
neoer % 9. Gibe nei3en 3 Maaneber.
Solicit bauoe ubtolt lin 1ilfrebsbeb
meo olle bisie Eolere, % Iborpilfon.
Gioe % Berse Ral tose fot ioien efter
Nptaor. Der oar blebet ubbelt 1O.-
600 blanks % @unbpriuelier for at
foo Selgerne til Rrtftlis at loue lite
at femme paa onbre 3egislaturfan.
bibater eno benz. tom louer at femme
tor en- County Option-2op.
Ser pnr iaIt blepet trptt ialt 21.. ).
800 &unbiriuelier oe onbre Dofn=
meltter. % ubsifterne til Erptnina
baube ouerfeset 500. Rorrefpon.
baneen bapbe neret ret libl,a. ibet
Selr,tnren baboe mobtaeet nefien
800 8repe paa ct ballot Nors Eib.
&afor SO. U. 8eberion fro ct. Asaul
refisnereoe Tom Jormanb for Seliia:
bet. % Beftprelfen pebtoa en- Eotfe.
reiolution til BAN tor bans ubmer.
tebe Nrbeibe Chan ifal finite til Obi.
cogo). 9et bIep beiluttet at bolbe
naite Aarsmppe / 6alifab.
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Rrt8e,t I @poafrtta.

Oct let frembeles nb. iom ON be-
er Boerne. icm Dor Duertoset. %
tiben bet bouebiaaelie er Gnelenber'
ne. oer tontrolerer 93pbeoerne. Ct bel
[onofsnlish, at Boerue enboe aib,
bet meset beore. enb Gfterretninaerne
ontpeer. Det tremeoar iolfolb Hart
af Telesrammerne fra 2onoon, al
Gnslenoerne tilbels ct ipberlie baar,
liot 6umsr. og Of Der Fol ierbeles
Tibet til at Mebsans. fsr be iBser
TrBft BERT.
Der bleu mebbe(t ben 9be b., at
@en. @o;te enbba fotiuoreoe 2abp>
imttb. men mon resner no. at bans
Bebolbnins Of Gmmunition mn moa
pere bblft ubetpoelie. Mon Deb
nemlis, buob BON bapbe til at bespn.
be meb. % uuan reener ooiaa iaa ON.
trentlis NIB. buab ban bar brust. %
mon fommer til ben SlutninQ, at
BON mao babe l1ubietnins inart. ON
bon iiol tunne foriuare fig.
Hao famine Tib CT be 8anRelia.
teoer. iom mbber Sen. Buller, iaa
fore fom nogenfnoe.
Oct beb rietignot for uoele 9aee
flben. at ban por soaet ouer Eueelo.
Foben. % at bon M marf9erebe mob
2abpimttb. men bet blep mebbelt ION
noaet. boortil mon lite tunoe (ette
nosep Iillib. o. bet Ct rimelieois
lite fanbt. Ct bet imiblertib fanbt,
ton mon uere forberebt poa at bpre,
at bet bar ioaet me8et.
s England 9lebeoe mon fig for
noale Dose iben ouer en- 6iRorie ON.
at Boerne Dor bleone ilaeue tilbaee
peo 9obpimitb. % at 400 Joueer par
bleoen iaane peb ben Nnleonina, men
piftorien bar lite npset paalibeliat
8re8.
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Wtn!nefota.

9enrp Senfen Glencoe bsoe beu
Ste bs. 81 dar sommeJ.
- @n Z aar 9ommel Batter al
CHARLES dnoerion. ION bor 5 Ril
norbbR for 9asiel blep aonaet al
en- 60 Manoaasafteu. Roen Rat
lit enc 6orn tnb &ieens Maue os
rep ct Saar ii CONNER lanst. Bet
tos 10 9taolefina at ip bet iammen
isien. Den iamme 80 bar ffanset ct
8arn fpr Jamilien.
Man bbrer fielben ON @top.
brano paa 8intertioen. men Non,
bag @ftermibbas par ber en- faaban /
Spo for @ufb @itp, % Fere 5armere
mifeoe me9et So -en al benz co.
400 IONS. DIN Iftenen tom ber
&egn. os Slben Iuineoe.
= Sra @ebBtns Rripes lobe b.:
9eels geelion, en- Nonb Der par fps.
feliat On 4ersrube pep Clap Bant,
falbt ioaar fra Toppen al @ruben til
Hunoen. en- 6eibe Of 80 Sob, %
brat beaee Ben. iaa Stptterne fat ub
siennem Rleberne. 6an ft oefaa
anoen Sfaoe. men 9eserne tror. ban
bill TONNE fig.
On frpstelia Siebne rommebe
en- 6amilie peb Moun &erxd Is Mt,
le sa for2ittle SOILS seot til 2grbass.
ibet fire of 5am,liens Dbtre onion
5lummer. Sem 9stse iou 2oea
Gtose. mems 5orelorene % tre anbre
Bsrn iou 1Re Gtase. ssorelbrene
uaaauebe ueb. at ben elbfte 9atter
tom fprtenoe neb siennem Tropper.
ne inbbpl1et 5lammer. Slben /
benbes Rler bleu burtie fpatt, %
5aoeren sioroe Fere 5oriss pao Of
trenge op til 8srntne. men 6lam.
merne oreu bam tilboee, ,oe ban maot.
te opeipe fine 5oriss efterat bore
blepen trpgtelis brenbt. 6uiet neb,
brenbte.
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ct. 2utas 6ospital i @rano SORTS
ct nu saaet ouer npe 6enoer, efter
buab Hah. s. EoQetfon, 9}ebattpr
at Den 2utberRe MisRoner" oplp,
fer. 3an ifriuer fife 9tumer al
Blabet:
@rono Sorts Deaconefs 6ospitol
toa ct. 2utas 6ospital / @ranb
Sorts Beiibbelie Manbas ben lite
Dec. Det Dor Eanfen at ofgisre
9anoelen ben 8be, men enbel 8ap;rer
uar lite feroiq. Der Dor 80 8ot,.
enter / @ospitalet ben Sag. 0per>
braaelien Rebe. @ort Iib efter oar
oer 4C. gto9le Doge fbr inbrettebe
ni ct of be 6uie. iom er paa 6ospita.
lets Softer. til at ube1bre en- Del af
pespitalet. 6ospitolet tan til Mpb
rumme % a 30 8atienter oQ Nnet1et
l. Men oa bet ct fulbt. faa bliuer
ri not npot til at inbrette bet onbet
Gus o9faa. foo ri fan ialt baue Stun
for omtrins so Batienter. 6ospita.
let ct nu bet enefe Bpen, oe olle
9nger bar, fri Mbsuns til at lesge
inb fine 8atienter. Set er en- unber,
lig Cubs Stprelie. at ri Ruloe foo
9ospitalet amber iaabanne euniiiae
Dmftenotgbeber. Da jes beapnbte
bette Nrbeibe par 3er mango ,om
fasoe, ri tunoe life faa 8enae mol.
Ren 6erren bar aabnet 8ierterne,
iaa bet bor 9aaet goot. Ribbeium>
men Ct $4,000. Da ieg beepnote
Arbeibet, fslte ies mig foruisiet ON.
at 8erren pilbe baue bette aiort. faa
les taa paa 6ospitalet Jon bort fbr
1ea baube en- Gent til at tiSbt for.
Set bar taeet meset lengere Eib enb
leg gioroe &esnina paa fra fsrft af.
Mfen 6erren uere lopet. {om bar
hiulpet bibtil. Bet er faa tiert at
uare b!anbt Be @pee o. tale meb benz.
9et ct baarot for be tiere Dtafouis~
fer; be bar bet faa frenet. iaa bet er
nBbuenbist at faa flere arats. Ser
ct iets Der nu. De anbre fiere Meb.
arbeibere ftreper baarbt bper paa fin
&nnt.
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Seuator 8eperioae fra Snbiano
bar 9iort @rut paa ben samle @tit,
at in9en GRIN Senator maa boloe en-
3ale | ben 5oriamlins+ 9et perfe
ct. at ban fit ounbrenbe Bifalb for
I'm 3ole faauel fra Senatprerne ion,
fro @aQeriet. % MI ct bet lite eebi
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