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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
LAWFUL, BUT NOT ExpEpIENr.

ut was mere question Of expedi.
ency" is statement that does not
necessarily involve duplicity, or policy
yet II is often understood by tne bru.
tally frank to do so.
"All things are lawful unto me, but
all things are not expedient" was the
statement of one who at another time
explained In clear and forclble Ian.
guage how he had brought his whole
being into subsection to the end he
had In view.
Life without a plan Is useless. -
Just as would be ship without a rud.
der or course. the ship might drift
safely into port, but there would be
no guiding power to force It there
against the actions OF contrary cur.
rents.
The moment man finds his plan
and purpose In life, and sets out whole.
heartedly to mlhn It, that moment
does he begin to learn the lesson OF
.expedlency II his llfe.plan is ignoble.
then of course the means TO the end
will be ignoble. but, as whately said.
Much defamation may be heard in
toe present day against expedlency
as II II were not the proper object OF
a deliberate assembly, and as II It
were only pursued by the unprln.
clpled."
The choosing OF the best means TO
an end, or the choosing of that which
seems to promise the best results,
may be prompted by no higher motive
than that OF eNpediency, and yet be
rignt because the chooser may be
honestly doing the best under the cir.
cumstances; but when through sci
hshness, greed, dishonesty. cowardice
or other base motive expediency is
resorted TO, then Il merits condemua.
tlOn.
For Instance, one OF the big life In.
surance companies has given notice
TO It's clerks that their mere presence
at Oce.rack viii be considered
sufficient cause for dismissal. WHY
Surely not because TO witness trial
OF speed between several aorses is
bad, but because that which is close
~ associated with the race track
gamblng has been the ruin of so many
cashiers and others connected with
blk Institutions, that q Is no longer
eNpedieni Tor anyone having the hand
ling of others money to be allow ed
trce access to gambling places.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
Dairy Man Made Money.

Here is an item that will interest
Eastern farmers: Dan ingalls,, dur
ing the month of June, received $125
from the sale of butter fat from Is
cows. In addition, the milk fed tc
the hogs amounted to fully $40 East
ern people interested in dairying will
do we'll to paste this item in theil
hats, and when they become discour
aged with the prospects for dairy
farming where they are at present
located they can recall the fact that
Clatsop county is the paradise Of the
dairy rancher.-Astoria News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04

es. You make little, If any, real ef'
fort to keep It running as evenly as
your watch.
A watch allowed to run as erratical-
ly as your temper would be utterly
worthless. It would be constantly
tricking you into loss Of time or OF
opportunity. You would fail to meet
appointments, miss your trains, be
late at meals, and a thousand and one
other annoyances and dsappoint-
ments would be yours--if you allowed
your watch to run as erratically as
your temper.
And yet your temper has more to
do with your success and happiness
than have all the watches in the
world.
You can measure the opportunities
you miss through an unreliable watch,
but the opportunities lost through an
unregdlated temper-ah, these are be.
yond mere human estimate.
No man ever yet controlled oppor-
tunlty and fate until he had first
learned to control himself.
Maybe your wife, or your husband,
or If you have neither, then some
other nearest to you, sometimes gets
out of sorts-as wives and husbands
and all lntimates willard fails for
a while to run in harmony with your
own spirits. Do you hasten to regu.
late tine wife or husband or friend
with a pleasant word and CHEEKY
smile, that best of all remedies for dis
ordered spirits, or do you roughly jar
and prod and neglect, in a way you
would not for minute think of doing
with your watch?
A wife or husband or chum is far
more easily regulated and kept in re.
pair than a watch, II the same watch.
ful and prompt attention be given in
the one case as in the other.
Thousands of men and women teach
pet dogs difficult tricks, yet neglect
to teach their children even good
manners.
There are men who will stay up all
night with a sick horse, but will not
lose ten minutes sleep over sick
wife.
The Instinct to care for things we
prize is inherent In us. We could not
get away from 1t If we would. But
we dffer vastly In the things we
prize NIne-tenths of us seem to val.
ue things according to cost price and
overlook the priceless worth Of bless.
ings given us free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
KEEPING IN REPAIR.

When you nnd that your watch is
loaing a minute a day, you hasten to
Aave Il regulated
II your horse goes lame or your dog
gets sick. you seek remedy at once.
II your friend has fault, you see
q and want It corrected
Hut. somehow or other. you treat
yomsef so very differently.
The one thing precious above all
Others to you, that YOU are especially
charged to keep In repair--yourself-
you treat with greater Indifference
than you do your dog.
fon habitually do thousand things
That You know lniure your health, and
that you would not permit your doS
10 do, and YOU don't care
II you find your pulse is losing a
beat or two a minute, the fact doesn't
worry you half as much as does the
'osR oi a second or two by your watch.
The watch must go at once for re,
pair and regulation but your pulse
we'll maybe mat will work ltsleG
around all right, No matter about
that.
The chances are yCu don't very often
know whether your pulse Is beating
right or not You care SO little about
A.
once a week. at least you carefully
compare your watch with chronom.
eter to know that IL Is right. hut you
don't ever compare YOUR pulse with
anythlng Whyg because YOU don't
care as much about your heart as
you do about your watch. The watch
cos, you maybe $50. the heart cost
y@a nothing And thus YOU value
them
You teel that ihe watch Is yours
and that you are responsible FOR Il
as we'll as dependent upon a. nn,
somehow or other you don't feel quite
the same about your health. Yet youl
health Is more peculiarly your own
Soar responsibility for Il 10 larger
~nd your dependence upon Il much
greater
No'hlng else can be SO completely
S~ror own as yoar health nor Is there
anything else or which you can he
40 completely dispossesseA ana 50
miserable aud helpless without Il.
You les your temper Tcn as /, pleas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04

wNs Man Who Can Hold His Tongue
Ths man who speaks dozen tongues
when all is said and done,
DUaJ hold a match to him who knows
how to keep still in one;
Ths talker cops some good things
here, things much to be desired
NSs silent man cops these and more
and doesn't make folks tired;
Oh, You can have llfe's good things
brought right to you If you Will;
TArow out your chest, put on frown,
and just keep still
The man who's known as "silver.
tongued" may fool folk for a
spell,
Some few may take him at his word
believe all he may tell
Aboat himself for just while; but
soon he'll make a slip
ANA he'll be nicely put away, knocked
out by his own lip
III, Son II bVt uOhSJ III thV bhhh auu
dollars in your till
u youll put on thoughtful look, and
just keep stllA
Eol many men are dead and gone who
died for want OF breath,
and many who while still on earth
have talked themselves to death
More sharper than a serpent's tooth Is
mans own reckless tongue
When hung inside an open face and all
too loosely swung.
Csose up your face and ope your ears
and drink In your fll
This sage advice; Throw out your
chest and-just keep still.
In public llfe's few lower rounds are
some who chew the rag.
And some from dewy morn TIL night
sail In and punch the bag
Because they like the sound of IL;
but list a while. youll find
The louder is the noise II makes the
more It's filled with wind.
B0 good aud hush and you will get a
great reward. you viii;
Throw out your chest and smile, or
frown. but-just keep stll
Houston Post.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
no PUNISHMENT FOR SOCIETY
CRIMINALS,

tn dealing With ofenses by criminals
.of previous sOod social standing we
rarely look beyond the offender him.
self to consider tae welfare OF the
community II, for example, a man
steals, and, after his indictment Tor
the crime, his friends or relatives re-
pay the amount OF the theft. In Amerl.
ca that is the end OF the matter, and
the oiense committed against criminal
law dovsaed as protection for the
paolie Is eatlrely negligible. The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
Republican National Ticket

For President.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Of New York.
For Vice-President,
CHAs. w. FAIRBANKS,
Of Indiana.
For Presidential Electors:
"a. q. Dimfck, of Clackamas.
"A C. Hough, of Josephine
q. n, Hart, OF Polk.
Il A. Fee, Of Malheur.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04

greatest bank wrecker in American
criminal history now lives undisturbed
in New York. He never served a day
in Jail for a defalcation of six million
dollars. The indictment against him
we're all dismissed a few years ago.
He even seems to nave returned to
some sort of social position, and the
sbciety columns Of the New YORK
Times. commenting some time ago
upon reception at his New York
home. alluded with becoming gravity
to certain Canadian guests as friends
whom their host and his family had
made during their long stay in Que
bec!"-George w. Alger, in the Au-
gust Atlantic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04

Notice to Contractors and Builder
Sealed bids for the construction N
a school house in district No. 1874 NJ,
rion county, Oregon, will be recely..
by the undersigned until August II,
1904. Plans and specifications will h.
on file at my residence 2h mill.
southeast of Turner, on the Maro,
road The bids will be opened at On
o'clock p. m. on the above date !,
which time the contract will be lei /,
the lowest responsible bidder IN,
board reserves the right to reject an,
and all bids.
Dated July 28, 1904
w. D. SALISBURY
| 7.29-t5 Clerk Dist. No. l2I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION

Before the Jewish ohautauQua at
A'lanuo Ciry this week, Frank Il. sar.
sent commissioner general OF immi-
grafton, urged stricter immigration
laws Tie said; The total number OF
alien inmates in the penal reforma.
tory aud charitable institutions OF
the United states is i45Ss. Taese
aliens are confined In Institutions as
follows; state 2S.5iS; county iasTs;
private 5S5Y; federal 6sJ" These
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
Much Cheaper.

Much Cheaper.
Cheaper than wood. Try it and sse
One of our new gas ranges. Citlzeus
Light & Traction Co. 7-22t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04

figures may seem to offer occasion lor
stricter regulations, and yet the pi0
norton is not as large as 1t is among
native born citizens. Statistics clear
lv Indicate that the chances OF becom-
ing a good citizen are quite as goou
among the immigrants as they are
with those born within the boundaries
of this country. Our worst criminals
in the sense that those are are Ihe
most dangerous who through this mis-
deeds do more permanent injury 10
society. are our educated evildoeIS'
and most of these are native born
II is our contention that as much ac'
tual harm is done through corrup'
methods in politics as there is through
the abuse of deadly weapons. A com
munity RECEIVERS very rapidly from the
shock and the effects of great pny'
sical crime. however dastardly, but II
takes years to compensate for dam
ages sustained by reason of the inva
sion of the spirit of graft into the
executive, legislative and judicial bod
les of a municipality, state OF nation
Those who seek to trace the majority
of our evils to unrestricted immigra'
ton are so narrowmindei as to con
slider all VINO do not agree with them
to be prejudiced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
X-RADIUMS

There is no bank in Columbia coun
ty.
Portland salaries for July were
sS4,5O0.
Coos county was well advertised at
Portland.
1t was a white ribbon convention to
paint Oregon red.
Col Mahon's paper on mining had
little to do with that subject
Looks now as if no one would be in
the race against Senator Mitchell in
1906.
Indications are that the Willamette
valley will be gridironed with cleo
tries.
Colonel Bob. Miller, the silver.
tongued, has opened law office at
Portland
Dan. ]. Malarkey wants to be presi-
dent of the senate, He is a man OF
character.
Representative Bailey of Portland,
reelected, is mentioned as a speaker
ship possibility.
Parker, the Democratic candidate
for president, has brother at Astoria
who is in business.
Judge Galloway is rapidly winning
the good will of the bar by his Ches-
ter6eldiansmanners.
Tue counties best advertised at the
State Development convention were
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
COMPETENT JUDGES.
Beauty Doctor. EDdor.. Hsrr,o,d.

beauty Doctors Endorse HerpIeIde.
Women who make a business of beau.
tfying other women come pretty near
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con-
cerning Herplcide:
IL can recommend Newbro's "Herpi-
eide as II stopped my hair from falling
OUT and, as a dressing it has no super
Tor.
(Signed) Bertha A. Trullnger.
Complexion Specialist,
'2sla Morrison ST., Portland, Ore"
After using one bottle OF "Herpicldes
my hair has stopped falling out. and nv
scalp Is entirely free from dandrun.
"CSigned) Grace Dodge
,o- Beauty Doctor,
'1s6 Sixth ST.. Portland. Ore"
sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. IN
stamps for sample TO The Herplcide Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Daniel ]. Fry. Special Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04

The king of the Belgians not only
does not wear a crown, but has not
even got crown to wear. No corona.
tion ceremony is known to the Con.
stitution, the sovereign inaugurating
his reign simply by taking the oatn
to govern according to the laws.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-04
Chittinn Bark
Highest Price paid at Fry's
prun store. Salem. Oregon.

Hiqhest Price pdlo AT rrys
Drug store, Salem, Oregon.
Parties desiring to mold their
bark for higher prices, will be Civ.
en- Free Storage at our warehouse
We are the largest buyers Of
Chlttim Bark, Oregon Grape Root
Oregon Balsam Of Fir and Bees
Wax. We will buy for cash, sell on
commission, or give you free stor
age. Write or call upon us befos
you sell. DANIEL J. FRY, Whole.
sale and Retail Druggist, Salem,
Oregon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
JDiffert Gro.

Jornplia foretoaes Der | Berlin
Sorise meo SrR, iom par bebnnbIet
efter Ret1ooe, ansipet al G. 8autif,
Il Miinden, % bisie grsper aGu Dc
melt Notwithstanding Heiulto'
ter. Sort a~nbraetes miuore Srr,
itrffer oper en- @ItienbrGnoerS in-
tenie SarreuouifIing, uben at Oct
par muliat at faa Dem | Brand, ON
DC emo iorfullebeS. SortuIiuaen
trpngte BOG life mere emo y Som.
mo / Greet, ioIn isuri9t bIep uior.
trret.
ct npite Sorisg bar Ii8eirem
iorbIsiienoe. Ger opisrtes 2 Spt.
ter, ben enc al ~aIminoeligt, Den an.
ben al 8autidtrR; inbe | Dem op.
Ita6lcSes Ell tor Saug BED. iuatet
meb Betroleum. 99gse % SeoItab.
Ter anot9Hotes. 10 Ninuter eiter
Itob Den enc Suite / Ell Wammebap.
og efter pioere 10 Nimiter bar bcn
ontreut fortrret. @autihtrGbpt'
ten piite efter 20 RimtterS i~nopenoiJ
grauo inaeniombeIit @eIfabigeIie paa
ltbiiben, og iuberi par TGggeue finn
iorfulet lom opeuior anaipet.
Ger bar ganife otit oIlereOe lGnge
opret forbaanben Smprearcriu8&.
metboSer iaopeI MOB SorrnaontnJ
iom MOB SIoSortGrloeIie; men set
eieuoommelige er, at De Wetbooer,
Tom birbrebe 6orrnabning, beiorore'
De SrGetS @pne iii antGnoelie %
omoenot. Oenne ltbeIoige SmitPE'
biabeo err belt urogoaet beb 8outid'8
Wctbo0e, iom forsprigt pGicntltI
beror paa SrGetS SnoiGtning meo
en- gGSife, beitaaenoe At auNncnium'
iuIfat og Immoniumborot, botIfen
bperfeu farper Greet, ei heller ioran'
brer bets eleftrilfe S'olermgseote,
Iigeiom set seller life blioer mere bp-
arafIfopiif. bonb Der bepirfer llon'
tPnoeIien er, at peh SrRets Spbeb.
ming ben peb Smpregueriuger buuo.
ne ammoniuf iomt Dor. % Spoor"
iprIina iri9jsres % foGIcr Tlammen.
Greet f~orfuDeS flln i inotiI y Tom.
0vboe % er bereiter uiorbrPnbcligt.
Reo ScfuifeuS uupGrenbe itiQcnoc
9dop for uforbrGnbeIigt SrP, I. Gr.
peb unocriorbiife @uner, I iIoSfor'
liec 9pgniuscr M. y. er BET troIigt.
at 8outitir - inaIebeS foI6es Del
efter oenne Retbooe bebatoleoe IRA
i bill funre fna en- itor Srmtib, Der
iom 9riicr bIiper n~ogenluuoe rtrc.
liz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
Suo fra l%lniperiet.

Oct err Ell itbeitrIoelig &~ienosgler'
nina, at ser / bore Gage faloer Stene
neo - ira Simlen. Oct bsr Dog life
unbre oS, at iclp ~fritiife 8ioenitubS.
mprro / plore 5ioer baooe uonIteltat
for at tro berpan og gierne nr1lod We
retningcrre ON oiSie SGnomencr for
9igt OF 6abel. 3o Den tpife gtatur.
forifer Gblaoui tog Jig til at iamlc
S~plpSniuger ON ReteorTtene, bleo
ban ifarpt argrebet al 10 Sultfere l
8eni. Zen enc al Dem paaitoo ltge'
irem, at ber, Der troeoe poa Neteo.
rers Critters, f~ornegteoe Seroensoro'
ningeu % iaaleoes par Spbap til ali
onot / 8erben. Zen auoeu iogoe gau'
re frei6ig. at ielp ON ban baooe
itnaet og Jet paa, at Ell iaaonn SteR
ialot neo for bans 5sooer, pilbe ban
bape iagt: Seq bar ieet oct, men
tror oct, gisr ieg Dog life"
"a man / 1907 fortnIte HrGiioeut
Seiferion, at TO Brofesiorer bauoe
beifrepet en- Stenregn ira SimmeIen,
ser netop baooe funoct Steo / Con-
necticilt, iagoe ban: Get er lettert
at fro. at TO nmerifnnife Yrofe5iorer
itaar og Upper, cub at tro, at Der ial'
Ger Stene ira Simlen."
"a 8Pltomenet III engarg bal
iaitiIaaet, gialot Oct at iorflare oct
% Der par blot Ell Sorflartng mulig
Soroen maatte paa lin Bel giennen
geroensrrmmet trRfie ganife imat
Simmellegemer, Der liaeiom Sen ieIl
bao0e line ganer / 8ummct. d
oisie Segemer meo ithpre Soitigbei
farer giennem atmoiiGreu, blroer b
oeo 9nioniug mob 9uitens getauS
belle glssenoe. Ge Hete al Dem for
laoer bog Soroen paanp eIler gaa,
oper til @as. iuoen De naar Sor6en
% De bier iia Sa for os aIene ic!l
S~tierneffuo; men enoel al De itsrit
trPnger gieunem 9ltftbdoet og faIoe
neo iom Meteorer. 3iot iprPnees B
| tuiinSe Stpffer. iaa be faloer ion
ct plaitenbe Stprtregu neb paa 90
Serb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
4aar lea or bso og borte, og be

Raar jeg or Sso og borte, og BEN
iimple bperSagsIige So er omtrent
ioripunben, fan oct bGnoe, at en- eller
anben finoer paa at efsperimentere
meo ben alminoelige So og giper ben
Iamme Slags Wao oa iamnie ombpg.
geIige Silipn / ale Raaoer, iom De
fine inoisrte 4isr iaar | bore 3age,
og at ban Ga til lin 6%orunoring tin.
Der, at ON ben enc life ouer iaa iRr.
oeles meget til SIagt, iaa iploer Den
Dog Relfeipanoet utrolig. Saa fom'
mer ban pei til at iRtte ct MT Rapn
paa ben, % 2ioeu femmer til al
beunp oen llret, ri M ioa I9nge bar
Iiot. @eu set briHger Dog life bette
mugne Straa til at image beore. eaer
oen bibenoe ginterfuloe til at bore
mere uSbolbelig. Sanleoes ffal
ben ganle So nplis babe tall for lie
ielp. 5iben pil pie, ON ben life iol
EN- flor Gel bar upiattet Stiainger
ret. Get ligger ilet life alt ! Slaget
men Sorifpaeu beror ogioa paa
bpao g~ebanoIiug 3prene faar | Sen
ieenoe I'll Suslp % Sober og Silipr
Oct belle taget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12

MnieNer. 20 eaner % here's NIB, suten
raa sler tiIpirfet; Sober for 2renfurer'
ne ! ct aar; en- Spsn eler 3i0rre, en-
etrbe, to Elsse, en- Carr % aHhre
GarmresHaber for life mere sRb $500,
en- Sbmafine: SRofprn til Sfplnnerens
utrfrlise percentage yrus, npbpenbist I'll
ct Vars Gaming, Haar bet life speriiser
100 guibd Srebe, 80 Huiba Sapre, 100
Snibel Ssg, 10 Bnftsl Nsais iaust 100
gnfhel Gpteter. % ginseresifaber til.
ffrrffelisc til at tnbbsits ben aplins, ism
er psget at ben ppeufpr uepute SGD;
9ropiant % Srenbfei ! ct siar for Sfslb'
neren % bans 5amilif; yerftpi, iom til
bsrer en- GRANDDAUGHTER, Diuearbeiber
eaer anSen Heripn, fDm briper ct SaanS'
pGrf, FAINT Wateriaier for life mere cub
S400i en- Sasmanbs Stbltptbef % Sus
ffrumenter: en- EMBELLISHMENTS efer 2ptn.
bes ener here's umpnbise gsrns 2pn inb.
til $25 for Sjsneiter, ipm er unfprfe 80
9ase umibbeIbart fsr St9pninsens Sor.
fpnhelie. 4resie, Spper eler amnre
Renifaber, ium brnses peb S~rpfninsen
silsr iiosiueiieu af en- spis, er fritassf,
mar here's SGrSi life oueritiser $1,000.
tiaisemsb garebehrlouins til life sper
S400 g9rbi; Sismiteb paa so aeres %
g~aaninssbus meb llbtnie ubenfpr gB,
5oiun eler Silase; buis bet er | en- Sp,
gtnase easr Conn paa uper 5000 Sno.
bpssere, Spmt meb Sns paa, % bpis bet
er unSer 5000, J aere Sanb 90 GUS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
@ Myaige Raad o9 Unk @

$40 til Susleie er Der Sale on i
iorrise Sirsoassminier al bette glab.
Dettc er mispiienoe, men mar ianSt
Ifal iiees, iaa par bet Sptteren, iom
fit oct iaaleoes til. % SerretturIrie'
rem bar Del beIler life iaa aloeleS
uifplois. s @amifriptet par Der
5aIe ON, at beriom man funoe Hare
iia meo at onpenoe on Sienoeoel al
fine Snoteeter til SuSleie, iaa bar
Oct bra, og Oct ifaI ri itaa peo, ifisnt
oct / mango SilfelSe life saar an at
inoifrrnte Jig til iaa tibet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
Suuo Cuff for Seitcuc mcS! CIR

BET nsopenbigt for os at bape fri'f
2lrft for at funne tribes goot % boloe
oS friife, iaa gi9loer Oct ianrne ogiaa
for 9prenes Sebfpmanenoc. gten lie
geiom Ser er mango, ION lioet tager
BET / @etGnfning / fine cgne @oliger,
iaa er Der bel Here, ion laoer Oct
gauife no al 9etragtntn8 oeo Stalo'
iteuet. SpiIfen &ole Suften ipiller
ogiaa / IpreneS SusboIoning, fees
al nogle gfsperimentcr iom nplig
bIep foretd9ne | Srontrige. No8le
&apaleribeite, fom for bnooe itaaet,
bpor Der fom fra 700 I'll 900 altbif'
foo 2uit paa bper, fit i~ouoanne Soar
terer, at Der fom 1900 altbiffoo paa
bper. Scr bar Der Sobet al 10 Mar
bsb i8jennemIuit 81 al buert 1000 al
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Snoretning bsbe Der fln 10 al boert
1000 al benne Spsoom. Scr bar Der
| iamnle Sio8rim 900 / @ienneminit
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BONNIE, ri er 8iemeninitstalet re-
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bar eaers / ale ANDRE Naaber pGret
bet iamne, o9 oen tore Sorbeering,
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2uft til fin &aaoigbeO, iom oen fsr
bapoe.