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The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19

Here is game that is equally well
suited to recess at school or to the
sitting room at home In the evening,
Boys and girls will find 1t both enter
tanning and instructive, especially
those that have taste for drawing.
But knowledge Of drawing Is not
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19
DiNKEL SPiELERs.

sz ".
Der viskey uf today is der headache
uf to-morrow.
Efery man dot is approachable vas
nod tonchable
Ven We ged vot We want We caener- \
ally doan'd want id.
Der uneggspected always habbens
ven YOU least eggspectation Id.
knowledge lis ven We learn to for
get dings dat doan'd do us any goot.
know man dot reads all der lat
est novels und sdill eats pie nit az
knife ".
Many man finds der current turn
ed off ven he tries to use his viii
power.
Money ain'd eferyding in dis world,
bud i'd takes q man nit money to be-
lief SO. n
Dare has been enough hot air abouid
der price .uf coal to keeb us warm
dis winter
Dit you eser notice id dot der bigger
der humbug vot q man is der longer
vas his viskers Ne
Der most con nwincing talker pnnctu-
atoms his gonyersationing NIT many
dumb moments.
know chentleman dot can sbeak
sefen languages. bud his talk is SO
cheap hate to listen py i'd.
De fairst question peoples ask
abouid der man dot amounts to some
Glng is how much is his amount.
Id is nefer too late to mend, 4 as
der woman eggsclaimed ven sne sat ub
till 2 a. m to darn her husband slstog-
gins
Better late den nefera looks veil
in de proverbs. bud i'd ain'd much goot
& on payday . George v. Hobart in Chi
cago American.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19
Meaning Of Girls Names.

Frances is "nnstained and free:"
Bertha, .tpellucid, purely bright
Clara clear as the crystal sea;
Lucy. IA star of radiant light"
Catherine lis pure" as the mountain air:
Henrietta, soft. sweet star
Felicia is happy girl
Matilda is lady true"
Margaret Is a shining pearl"
Rebecca. with the faithful fews"
susan is lilly white
Jane has the willows curve and
grace"
Cecilia. dear, is dim Of sight,
Sophia shows wisdom on her face:"
Constance is "fre and resolute;''
Grace, delicious, favor meet
Charlotte noble, good repute;''
Harriet. fine. "odor sweet;"
Isabella is a LADY rare;;'
Lucinda. constant as the day."
Marie means "a lady fair"
( Abigail. Joyful as May
Elizabeth, IAN oath OF trust"
AdelIa. mice princess. proud"
Agatha lis truly good and just"
Letitia "a joy avowed;
Jernina, "a soft sound In the air."
Caroline. "a sweet spirit hale"
Cornelia, harmonious and fair"
Selma. "a sweet nightingale"
Lydia, "a refreshing well:''
Judith, "a Jewel none excel
Priscilla, ancient Of days"
Easy Victim of swindters.
The police of Zurich, Switzerland,
have just received complaint from
a LADY that she has been robbed by
spirits Of $1,000. She was invited to a
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19
Effective Trick TO BE Done
With 8 Set Of Dominoes

that there are five letters in the word
three. and only three letters In the
word "siS
In some other language In which
the names Of the letters are different
you would think the trick would not
work.
But 1t VIII. Everything depends on
tie arrangement al the dominoes,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19

A City of Austria.Huneary.
nation Of the name should be given
to the players.
The two Illustrations printed here
show how the REFUSES are made. They
should be very simple.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19

tgether with fine wire, or with glue.
It is sometimes desirable, in work OF
this kind. to give the cork some other
shape. or to round the corners, and
this may be done with the knife, using
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19

We often find people who have but
a single idea and an entirely useless
one at that.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19
COLLECTIONS AND PAYMENTS.

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RESOURCES LlARLiTIEs
B Bspo, II 1nPeFas Et saas anI ste o ana a a
Bot Bepot n n sasrehaos san ct Bns Bak II Bedi
on court .
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Books ofha 81
STATE of ,sns Mnnota due On aou q esre q
t s1 s.eais4.4
LIABILITIES.
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The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19
LITTLE THOUGHTS.

!
UpDortunlty generally KNOCKS dur.
ing Office hours.
Health brings wealth more often
than wealth brings health.
Castles in the air are all right until
we try to move into them.
Everything comes to the man VINO
waits" but not while he waits.
The man who has never been tempt
cd may be unintentionalIy, honest.
He who plans trouble for others
is the architect Of his OWE misfor-
tune.
The first thing to do, il you have
not done it. is to esall in love with your
work.
Were it rot for love, many a girl
would be unable to make herself mis-
erable.
People wno lament that they are
not appreciated seldom appreciate
others.
When man gives health for money
he makes the poorest investment of
his life.
The man who never gets, enough
will enjoy what he has more than the
man who gets too much.
It is singular that the man who
can always tell how it should be done
never did it, or anything like it.
OBSERVATIONS BY THE OWL.
The sun Of prosperity often withers
the soul.
Be firm, but not offensive, in your
opinions.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19

seance, and the spirits OF st. John the
Evangelist and st. James We're inyok-
led. Then she was asked by the
spirits to lay $1,000 whica she had
with her on the table and told that
when she returned home she would
find $4,000 in d chest Of drawers. a
portion Of which sum she was enlofn-
ed to give toward the building OF
new church. AS she could not find
the $1,000. she informed the police.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19

tlairpin Water Mill.
u Fssten two halrpins together with
a little wax or by tying at several
points with thread SO that they look
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19

Be firm, but not offensive, in your
opinions.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19
OBSERVATIONS BY THE OWL.

The sun Of prosperity often withers
the soul.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-19

Next to knowing when to grasp an
opportunity the most important thing
is to know When to let so Of 1t.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28
SELL FORT sHERMAS.

There is no longer any reason
why old Fort Sherman should not
be put up and sold to the highest
bidder, either in tracts of several
acres each, or as a whole. II no
longer serves the purpose of the
government; the land is unproduc-
tive and not taxable; the growth
of the town and its future prosper
ity makes the disposal OF the res
ervation necessity and both the
interests OF the government and the
people Of this vicinity will be ma
Ierially advanced by the sale. That
part OF the reservation along the
lake and river fronts is admirably
adapted for mill sites, or would
make an ideal summer resort if pur-
chased and fitted up for that pur-
pose. We hope to see the land
disposed Of before fall and believe
the people are almost unimously in
favor Of the proposed sale. How
ever, there is one small plot of 10
to So acres in the reserve that
should be held for the people, and
that is the ground composing the
old post cemetery where the re-
mains of many Of our deceased citi-
zens are laid away for their sleep
through eternity. That is sacred
ground and should be kept free
from the avarice Of man. Fit can
not be secured in any other way
the appraisers ought to set a fair
value on the plot and individuals
should permit the town to purchase
It free from competition. Public
sentiment would be so strongly in
favor of this that no man would
care to run counter to it.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that have taken m,
Al my place. 2ia miles north u town. An ..irsg
mare and colt: described a. 70 lows: Bas mare
white spot IN lace, 10 brands weight ab4ut I'D
have same BY paying costs. H. o. BARNFg
feb p mar q
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28
MEMBERS CONFUSED.

The work Of our legislators must
be very coarse when the Idaho
Statesman, the leading republican
paper of the state, will publish the
following report Of the house pro-
ceeding, upon which comment is
unnecessary
Amid great confusion the mo-
ton to table was lost on a standing
vote by a majority of l. Few of
the members seemed to understand
what they were voting on. They
stood up bewildered with their
newspapers in their hands and
asked each other what was going
on.
The members were still in a
trance when the reports of standing
committees began to come in. The
house fumbled around for several
minutes before deciding what it
wanted to do with the reports. The
clerk read and re-read the commit
tee reports, Chairman Jensen of the
roads committee explained and ex-
ponded, and Speaker Hunt gave
the members few primer lessons
on parliamentary procedure, but to
no purpose.
The same tupid scene was re-
peated when Owen moved to re-
consider the vote by which the
Anderson county bill was postponed
yesterday, the members bobbing
up and down without the slightest
idea of what they were doing.
Moore of Idaho scored the mem
bers for their stupidity and indifer-
ence. Only IS days of the session
remained, he said, and it was time
that the representatives knew their
own minds and stopped the practice
of backing up and undoing the
work of each day on the day fol-
lowing"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28

THE PRESS is published as a
business proposition and has never
appealed to the public through its
columns or by personal solicitation
for patronage on the grounds Of
charity, as some papers are in the
habit Of doing. We solicit the pat
ronage of the public and appreciate
the same; and want all the business
we can get because we give full
value in return. Good printing
and fair prices are the basis OF our
business. We stay by our friends /
and they usually stay by us The ,
newspaper man who goes around
to people for patronage
on the ground Of helping the pa
per out" as a sort of a charity.
serves to lower the standard of the
business. (.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28
BIDS FOR WOOD.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board Of
county Commissioners in and for kooteuai
County, Idaho, viii receive bids Tor farulshlun
the county wood, as 10 lows:
Eighty cords Of dry fir and tamarack wood
and two cords Of pitch wood Thirty cords Of
said nr and tamarack wool aud one cord OF said
pitch wood TO be delivered at county hospital
and salance TO be delivered at court house and
jail. not later than October 18th, 1893
All bids must be marked Bid for Furnishing
wood for County and must be filed with the
clerk of this Board before 10 O'Clock a. m Of
April 18th, 1913,
In witness whereof | have hereunto set nv
hand and seal this 18th day Of February. 1903.
T L. QCARLES,
feb, 2l-spr II CLERK
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28

In a recent issue of the Press we
published an item stating that a
Cougar Gulch rancher had been
accused Of selling diseased meat.
After thorough investigation we
are satisfied that there is no truth
whatever in the report. The Of
fence is a serious crime and people
should be absolutely certain of the
truth of such things before they
accuse neighbor of being guilty.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28
BIDS FOR PRINTING

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
County Comm ssioners in and for Kootenai
County, Idaho will receive bids for the county
printing for one year from and after the 18th
day OF April, 1903; said bids must BE- MADE upon
revised lists, to include the printing OF all
blanks and all publishing for the county.
All bids must be sealed and marked sealed
BID TOR County Printing" and must be flied
with the clerk Of this Board before 10 O'Clock
a. m. Of April 18Th, 1903
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids
In witness whereof I have hereunto get nv
hand and affixed my official seal This 18Th day OF
February, 1903 I'll. OTrARtFS
feb 2l-apr II. c1srL
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28

THE last days of the slippery
seventh are drawing near and the
solons will end a session that has
been of less benefit to the state than
any previous Legislature. Its last
act of corporate servility is
crowned by accepting the invita-,
ton OF the Oregon Short Line
for a free train to Salt Lake
City and return. The democratic
Legislature two years ago turned
down such an invitation, but our
republican legislators seem to have
a soft spot for the corporations.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS

RathdTum. fdaho FEB Fl. l1fs
Notice j. hereby given that am prerarrd IN
pay the 70 lowing described kggteuai rggutv
warrants with interest Interest ceases ten
aays from the first publication Of this notice
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
1901. ~ 'T'' i
GENERAL Road FUND
warrants No. 2i4 o. No. 251 inclusive. seri..
Of 1901. ''.'
GENERAL BEiDGE FrSD.
81 l902 sFie'
First publication Feb. 9TH, 1865.
y. O. FITL-INNCSz
s''|i'inAS County Treasurer
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28
For Sale and Guaranteed Only BY
COEUR O'ALENE DRUG STORE
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.

Ratndrum, Idaho, Ian 70, 1908
Notice IS hereby ven that I am prepared 20
nav the following described Euotcuai County
Warranis, with interest. Interest ceases zen
days from the irst publication OF this notice
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
warrant No. ID TO No, $50 inclusive series of
1901.
GENERAL ROAD FUND.
warrant No. l23 to sSJ Inclusive series of
t9Ot.
GENERAL BRIDGE FUND
warrant No. 81 10 No. los inclusive series OF
1901
First publication Jan. 10, 1895
y. j. MCCICRE,
ian bhmart4 County a-urer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-28

The Yost county division bill.
we understand, has been amended
to comply with the constitution, by
submitting the question to a vote
Of the people.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17
at fptt8e 2p68et tf5pm+

Seq Jet @eptsmber. 9aumeret af
Our Dumb Animals ct ubtlip fra
Rauias @tty times, ON at @ombops
ipnser fit Ruas iispn. gnbfisnt leg
itte er en- @ombop (&obrens, Sotet),
eier leg enoeI Ruea % bar mansen s$at
y rRaaet 8a9t". mems Dprene blep brep>
ne fra ben enc 9aune9ans til ben anben.
geo rSensettb" II Wtertntn9en
uil en- @Yttsr besiue fig ben foran 6ior>
ben os ffanoie ben, oa | nosle Wetuutter
nil ban rtbe burtist runbt omtrins ben
ben enc Gang efter ben anben, inbttI
ale Dpr bar itanbiet oa trenst fig tot
iammen, lab os ftae 500 Stptter paa ct
Omraabe. iom er 800 Sob Diameter.
Mens Seteren eipr bette, plpfrer
euer ipnser ban Acknowledged. Rpas
get ftanbier. Strots logger en- fig neb,
% burtist sipr belle 9lorben ltseban,
laaat bet efte lite ta9er mere enb tt
Minutter, for ale bar last tts, os &c.
teren riber nu lan9iomt ruuot em bem
el1er itanbier nu og ba. ON ban pniter
bet.
San plpitrer nu eqer fpnser eler tier
itiQe, iuit iom ban ipnes. Men buis
Dprene itaar op isien eller bliuer uroIise
ON Natten. bespnber ban t9ien at ribe
burtist runbt omtrins benz CO fpnse,
tnbtil be t9ien ct roliqe.
Dprene lerer inart, buao oer pnifes
af benz, og pilbe Dpr baanbteres mee
minore. Sc iuer eno 9obn,obise. On
Mfanb tilfoos nil isramme en- bel 9iorb
uilbe Dpr, mems ct 9oomooist Partt
itts utl Iaoe Jig itreume at en- iaaban
Marias.
@n r@ast" (guard) er to elmer,
os bette er alt, iom en- @ombop pentes
at taale en- Seat. Deriom 9torben Ct
paa 300. .@tpfter eqer minbre, tan en-
Wano ab @angen pasfe benz, 81 Der
mere enb 500 o9 op til 5000 @tptter
t en- 6ioro, Ct Der to Setere paa en-
Sang. Der1om Der ON Staten toms
mer op en- Storm, itaar belle 2eiren op
% ale Mano rioer baarot forat binbre
DYrene fra at ipreoes. - g. u. @its
boff I vOur Dumb Mntmals~.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

@u ny Tarmerbeueselie er besynbt
isien. It foritaar, at eubel Garmsre
fra foritieltse Dele at Staten utl msbe
/ ct. paul ensans nefte l1se % banne
en- @tatsorsanil latioa. Der piI flute fig
til en- national Torenin9 af famine
Slass. Den rationale Orsanii iatton
bolbt ct Wtpoe / @btcaso forleben. III
Wsbet ct. Paul utl bltpe talbt ttls
orben af 6. g. Sadieu 8udman,
Mtnn. Planen er at orsantiere fig
tmob Mfonopolitter % anore Or9antias
ttoner, iom er imoo Tarmernes % ben
almtnbeItse Maabs Snteresier, % at
,taa nermere iammen, naar bet sielber
at ieIse Tarmens probutt<r, iaaat @al>
get tan 9ipres meb mere Toroel. :;
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

Gorenebe Stater bar faaet ct npt
RTissitib Zen &rpo,er) isien. Set er
blepen bpgset Nemport News, 8irsi=
MIA, os bleu fat paa Waabet fife Trebas.
Stibet bIeu talbt vMarplanb~ os er
fulbftenbts Wasen til ct aubet &rtsss
ffib, fom git al Stabelen 7paa famine
@teb ben lsbe Mpril f7ftlebeu, oq iou,
bleu talbt @eit @ireinia".
@fter 0an6ltnien er Sttbet 500 Sob
lan9t % bets Breboe on,trent 70 Sob.
timber aln1tnoelis 2aft filter bet ca. "a
Sob bpbt ganoet. 1oet er paa %, 900
'9eitetrefter. Set tan ta9e tub 1850
Son &ul, fal baue Al Oificerer os 1888
Matroier, Raoetter olu.
Stibet ptl faa to Set af Dampmas
ltiuer, ber ftal nere buer fit panbtette
Stun. &jeblerne faI uere / tets panb>
tette Stun, % Der ftal uere ietfen af
benz. 9eres iamlebe Opuarmntu9sfabe
ptl ubsipre nefen 900 &uaoratfoo.
Ser ital uere fire Storltene.
Stibets BANTER, ber utI rette 4 Sob
ouer @anbIinien os tenn Sob unber ben,
ftal pore tets Eommer tptt apersuertt f
% aftaae til 5Eomuter allerneberf. Mob
Sttbets @nber aftager BanHertlebnin.
gen I EptteIfe til 81 Eoume. ="
Der ifal pere tire 8 Cons Ranoner,
fiorten 8 CONS 5ransnet, atten 8 Cons
Eanoner os 10 Erepunbstanoner ou1<
borb fpruben enbeI enbnu mtnbre. rs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

Com betienbt bar en- international
6orenins af Jpber eller 3ioutifer tere
&ar pirtet for s}tbernes Gtlbase,enpen
til SsoelanS. Set beber MI, at s}sse-
lamb tan blise tiIbt TOR SO, 600, 900.
% 3ioniiferne bar ttlueiebrast 2,5oo,'
900 auerebe.
Oct fulbe Beleb tan ptitnot ttlpete.
brinses naariombelif, buts be rtseFe
;3sber uil.
gaaar Ssoerne er TONNE 'tilbase til fit
2ano isien. ct en- af Btbelens marteltg>
tie profetier eptplot, % bet er en- iaa-
ban, iom aQe tan forffaa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

s en- utIb Sasen efter @y os ubmer'
telie sienuem iaatalbt OrtsinaIttet taber
2eserne bppptst affpne be fbrfte pr'neis
per. uemlts at Blobet er 2tuet, os at
bet maa bolbes tunbt % rent % @irtu'
Iationen trafttg, ON 6elbreben ifal peb'
ItseboIbes. Dette Ct bet Prtneip. ber
lie9er til @runb for Uirtetraften Dr.
peter's KuR1Ko % 9emmelisbeben
ueb ben rnertuerbtse Sutces, bette Bre.
parat bar baot Bebanblin9en at @pgs
BONNIE, ber bat trobiet 2esernes Dps~
tisbeb. Utrs. u. 5. @@rod, &lmira.
@aib., flyer: Scr fnbes intet, BET
tan maale fig n,eo KUR1Ko. Ses par
libenbe mango Mar os unber Bebanb.
ling at be bebtte 2eger. Ses tunbe lite
saa tpersoper @ulpet, men KnR1Ko
9iorbe mtg friit.~ Iuiinber bar uib,
net paa famine Bts. 9pis bu er IN,
teresieret, ftriu % faa at pibe, bpab
6elt, bu fienber, bar at fse berou',
tanbenbe Golt / bit Nabelas, fom er
blesen belbrebet al KuR1ko. ulig
andre Meoiciner ielees ben lite paa
&potbeter, Hen af Gabritanten birefte.
Striu til Or. peter Tabrney, ll9-ll4
90. 6opne &ue., Gbica9o, gu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

Den ftanpinautit aueritanife Xtnies
Stib vl1niteb States" 9iorbe Euren fra
Gbrtfianianb til @em Dort paa 9 Dase
orleben, ct tortere Eibsrum eno Der no.
gen Sang fsr er brust fot bette @ei.
tpHe. l1l5 Pasfaserer omboro.
Sau1u1e 2tnies Dampftb v9eqts
Olat~ uentes til New Oort @pnba9 oa
bar 1866 YaSta9erer omborb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

gn Some paa ct Milwautee'Gren,
iom git ub af Sarge Onsbaosaften fife
l19e, Ipxr9te en- anoen &one paa fres
net, om bun uiloe uere iaa COB at bolbe
benbes Barn ct Dtebltt, ba Trenet tom
til Gairmont. Dette Be9ier bleu tnbs
rpmmet. men Ronen. iom eiebe Barnet,
tom lite mere ttlba9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

Mnbrew 6. Anberiou, en- Snebter
t Mianeapolis, % to aabre Stanbtnas
per, Oscar @ridion % 6. Mnbsxion,
bleu ilaaet ibiel en- l1lstte unper Ste.
parattox at en- Glepator t Dulutb
.Torsbassaften fife l1se. Den ftrFe
par Gatemanb, ben anbsn sift, men tile
ben f1ueunte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

Gn @raubiurp bar nu funbet MntIa9e
mob iets Perioner, iom bar itaaet /
9ottpeienets Tienefe. SDmme al ben,
bar paa famine Etb, fou be bar ueret
Mesie. insens Tieneite, ueret Mebleu,,
mer &ou1paeuier, iom bor tilutrtet %
folst Mrtttler. iom bleu folst til Boffs
uoienet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-17

rDarpers 2Seetlp", oer uotommer
Stem Dort os aniees for at pere ct at be
bebfte % paalibeltsite tlluitrerebe Etbss
itrtfter t Amertta, itriper I en- &ebat,
ttousartttel fplsenbe ON ben nplis paa>
be9pnbte Sernbane Alalfa:
@ranbfetommtsf fonen for Mlaita fal
mart beqpnbe fine Wepoer 2oneon.
Snben ben fomuer til nosen enbeIi9
Mf9iorelie, bar &apttalifer Der Xanoet
bei1uttet fig til at gao ttluerts % bpsse
ben fbrite ameritanite Sernbane Alaita.
Den nye Bane beober Mlaita Central os
ptI bli nosct ouer 400 Mil Jauq. Den
saar fra @pbtpiten ueb @eiurreetton
Bap norbouer siennem @oot Snlet Di'
itrittet os Opener Sulttna Daleu til
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