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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-12
FOR FRUIT GROWERS UNION
ApplesNte Orchards States
Facts of Interest TO Farmers.

John II. Robinson, an Applegate
orchardist and farmer, whose farm is
near Murphy, was in Grants Pass
Saturday. Mr.. Robinson has 90 acres
to fruit trees, the larger number be-
ing winter apples with the remainder
pears, peaches and prunes. He is
preparing to abandon prune raising,
owing to the continued low price of
that fruit, and he has planted his
prune orchard to apple trees, digging
up such prune trees as are in the way,
AMI will remove the remainder so
soon as the apple trees get to bearing.
Mr.. Robinson has fine young
nursery of 10000, trees. He expects
to plant 1000 CRAFTS this spring and
to gradually enlarge his stock until
it will be a flrstolass commercial
nursery. Mr.. Robinson holds that
fruit tree planting has but begun in
Josephine county and that there will
be a large and constantly increasing
demand for choice, homegrown fruit
trees. SO profitable are the farmers
finding fruit raising that they are
now beginning to take up that in
dustry, and it bids fair to soon be-
come one of the main farm products,
as it is in jackson county, where a
similar soil and climate is producing
the famous Rogue River apples and
pears that have a ready sale at top
prices in the markets of the Eastern
states, of Europe and Of the Orient.
While com mercial orchards are few
in number and small In size In Jose.
phine county, yet the time is not dis
tant when this county will equal
Jackson county in the acreage to
fruit trees
Mr. Robinson has demonstrated that
the rcd hill land, of which there are
thousands of acres in Josephine
county, is the best of fruit land. He
finds that every variety of fruit trees
can be grown successfully on this rcd
land, but not every kind of the
different varieties of trees will do
we'll on this dry land. Those kinds
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-12

public improvements refer to the
city treasurers report for detailed
statement of financial matters.
During the past year there has
been built new or rebuilt, 90 bridges,
the foundations of which have been
laid in concrete, and one concrete
arch across Skunk Greek, which lat
ter takes the place of hundred foot
bridge at cost of Si5l. This, to
have been done by contract would
have cost the city about $1,000, tigur-
ing on a basis Of estimates given by
contractors.
New street crossings built, 16, alley
crossings, 3, new oulverts, 25, side
walk culverts, IA, sewer pipe laid for
street and alley crossings, 6-iu., 989
feet, Sin, 544 feet, 10-in., 2iS feet,
12-in., 100 feet, total, 1884 feet
The street cleaning during the year
has cost about SlOO. There has been
about 400 feet of now streets graded
and 1890 loads of gravel and rock
hauled by the city team for street i'm.
provements
The main sewer has been heightened
500 feet. Laterals have been laid the
length of s45 feet. There has been
2ll barrels Of cement used for the
concrete work upon the bridges and
building drain sewers. There has
been built 175 feet of and 6-foot
drain sewer at the head of Sixth street
and 225 feet of said sewer repaired. .
Aside from the above there has
been ordered by the council and built
by the property holders 27G linoal feet
of cement sidewalks and $3.50 feet Of
granite sidewalks.
The cost of the city team and driver
for the past year has been S92S 80.
All of the work has been Of sub.
stantial character. The bridges being
shortened very materially and con
crete foundations put in such a way
that it can be used for a foundation
for concrete arches, if same is desired
in the futdre The banks of the creeks
wherever there was danger Of wash
ing, have been thoroughly protected
with rock work or riprap
The above enumerated pieces of
work are in addition to the usual re-
pairs to street crossings, culverts
bridges and sidewalks. It has seemed
to the street committee that all of the
work in connection with the building
ans repairing of bridges was impera-
tive to protect the public from posi-
bic Injury and the city from expen-
sive litigation arising from damage
suits. This work will last long
time and will not be a borden in the
way of extra expense for many years
All the above work has been accom-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-12
S.P,D0ES SPRING CLEANING
Court House Square and School
Grounds Need RenovatIna.

Tho Southern Pacific has begun
early ON the spring cleanup about
the Grants Pass depot grounds and is
setting good example to the town.
4 largo additional section Of the
switch yard has been covered with
granite sand, giving clean, dry sur
face about the tracks. A wide, heavy
plank walk has been placed across
Sixth street at tho point where
passengers going to or coming from
the north bound cars cross the street.
The park south of the depot has been
put in attractive shape by having the
trees and shrubbrey pruned and the
old papers, tamala husks and other
rubbish cleaned out. And the un-
slightly litter making tamala stand
was made to move away from tho
railroad property. The fence abost
both parks have been repaired and the
new sections painted.
The depot grounds now are In rather
marked contrast with the court house
and school grounds and most Of the
streets of Grants Pass, which are
made unsightly by general aggrega.
tion Of rubbish, ranging from empty
oyster cans to broken old stsves As
towns are judged by their appearance
quite as much as are individuals, it
would bo good policy and a good In
yestment to have all the public
grounds and streets and alleys Of the
city thoroughly cleaned. And while
this was going on, 1t would not be
amiss for property owners to see that
their promises were in order. for there
are some yards that have very un-
slightly appearance from the street.
\ goodly number Of the shade trees
along the sidewalks badly need prun-
ing that pedestrians can get by with
out having their faces scratched or
hats knocked of by low-hanging
limbs. 1t pays for city to be neat
and clean, quite as much rs 1t does
AL individual, both from sanitary as
we'll as financial consideration. and
not considering the fact that public
cleanliness tends to stimulate private
cleanliness and that cheerful. attrac-
tive surroundings make people more
contented. hopeful aud energetic.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-12
No. a..

holes were made 10 feet deep and =
dozen feet wide and then filled with
loose soil, 1t would be all the better
for the trees. These deep holes would
hold the water from the rains and
give constant supply Of moisture to
the roots Of the trees that would car
ry the trees through the dry seasop.
These larger holes could be oheaply
made by boring down and putting
| charge of giant powder to shake
up the soil. The shallow planting on
a hard subsoil near the surface, is
why so many hill land orchards do
not mature good fruit, and often tho
trees die entirely SO soon as they at
tain large size and require much
moisture.
Mr.. Robinson is a strong advocate
Of fruit growers union for the Or
chardists of Josephieno county. He
holds that IL would enable them 10
secure higher price for their fruit
and lower rates ON their boxes, fruit
paper and spraying material, for tho
union could both sell and buy In
quantities and get the best market
prices. Another great advantage that
n union would bring would be q bet
ter and more uniform system Of grad
ing and packing fruit. Many grow
ers here do not know how to properly
grade and pack their fruit to have 1t
bring the best the market will afford:
The union would have an expert
packer who would visit the various
orchards and instruct the packers as
to the standard Of grading and packing
that is required of fruit that is-clas-
sod as flrst-class iu the markets. Mr..
Robinson favors the holding Of fruit
growers convention In Grants Pass
this winter, when the question Of or.
ganizing union could be discussed
along with other topics Of Interest to
the orchardists Of Josephine county.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-12

having spreading roots that keep
close to the surface do not stand the
dry weather like those having deep
growing roots A part Of Mr.. Robin
sons orchard is so steep that he has
in cultivating the land, yet
the trees grow so vigorously that he
has each year to prune them. In ad-
dition to thorough cultivation to con-
serve the moisture of the soil, Mr..
Robinson finds that tho method OF
Planting trees in hill orchard has
much to do with giving them a vigor-
oua growth. The shallow planting In
small holes, is as done on bottom
land, will not do on hill land where
the trees must be set deep. The
larger the hole is made the better
and Mr.. Robinson thinks that If the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-12
MAYOR GILKEY's REpORT.


The following is Mayor II. L.
GilFey's report in fall
Gentlemcn-We have an ordinance
requiring an annual statement from
the Mayor showing the financial con
ditiou Of the town aud making recon-
mendation as to the future conduct
Of its affairs; bat inasmuch as the
mayor is elected but for one year and
at the beginning Of his term Of Office
he is not sufficiently conversant with
the conditions to either make soch
statements or recommendation and at
the close Of the year it certainly
would be out Of order TO map out
policy for his successor, we, there
fore. will oonhne our report to a brief
review Of what has been done during
the pas, year, especially in the way Of
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-12
plished with an approximate increase
of the city debt Of less than $1,000.
Repsectflly submitted,
II. L. GILKEY, Mayor.

TREASURER JOHNSON
REPORT.
The following is Treasurer, Col. W.
Johnson's annual report:
Grants Pass, Oregon. Dec 81, 1904.
To the Hon. Mayor and Common
Council of the City Of Grants Pass;
hereby submit to you my annual
report as treasurer of said city for
the year ending December 81, 1904.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-12
City's Debt,

Total Debt ........ S32, 636 90
col. w. JOHNSON,
City Treasurer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Sorgcr Og gefDmringcr pna
eli peliignet MisiiOnsmarf.
III QpOlf Se6ul3e
3noienat al BAT. 5. ID. 0anien.)

Maoititotoften, tent en- peIiignet
Misiionsmart, er Dog grebrsmsHigs
6ebens Smertsnsbarn. Moititos
misiionarerne sr uDidt for ~alitens
qioelier % Sorger, I'll boz BEN bebs
ptr BET Tor Chen: Jjsnber trinots
omfring.
9lanot bisis 6jenbsr timber p;
fsrit = hbab Der 10 life er at Dentt
anbet = be bepenite 3rolomanb sler
Sufiaer. Obi ingen gioer fin Snos
hpoeIie bfanbt 5olfst fripiqie til
pris, aaerminbit Sutiaerns. 90
enbper, Der truer beres Magtitiaing,
oltfao fremfor aft MisFonarerne, tr
here's erflareoe 5jsnoe. 0esDGrre
l1ftes BET ogioa Sutioerne fun alt
for ofte life alene al bolbe be ooers
~troiife 6epningsr / ilapift Qfb9nsig'
b<b og al gre benz uimoOtagelise for
Misiion1rernes GrebsbubItob, men
ogiaa Tom Sjalsrspere at inigs fig
Iino / ariiti 9joros 5oorefoIb.
s en- aanbsbp bsb 5puppi boris
REP for to Oar fiben en- Dbientsri'
Gpibemi mango 5olt. gn Sutiu.
Der bsrte berom, Dsntebe tlogelieen
,inbtil ben itsrite Gdre bar forbi
ISao msbte ban meb flor BRAT |
Ganbsbben oe ertl9reoe, at noeer
baDbe tilfsrt SbeOommsn, os at Der
life bilbe piee, fersnb @iften, ION
6apbe fremf1lbi ben, por bleOen fer:
net. 5or en- Gum at 45 Mort bib
ban foronlebigs bette. pense hopb'
i doftene imiblertib life, M lobeo'
Tad at pilbe hofbe BAN ffdbes
Iss peo at eips BAN aeer og Grug
ter, hpab ban oeIao gift inb pad. 8
al 5emmligbeb neberapebe ban nj
en- syldffe meb ,,gufmsbitin" | Sfo
ben. Hefte Moreen fsrte ban mel
pilbe Jaetsr, banfenoe ps fprinseno
aonbsbneng gebosre til bet Steb
J bpor ban 10 pirt.lis ofunot' @iften
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Roger lie neolalIe pri(er.

vi bar mOoiaset mango eooe biligs
8sssr. Tom lille .r Opfsrt | bort Rata'
log. Somme Ialees til neDfot qris.
f~aal9nse Oplaget parer. priier7e er
u.tto. % gsserHe i.nbss portofrit. til
OpIag.t er ubfolsi. | ben Orben. fom
g.Ttining.rne inblsber. StriD msi
BET Iummen, inben b.. .r for tent.
8seerne bitiGss eft.r Nummer.
272. airt.lise asjlisbeDsftrifter. III
Or. 8. 8. 6. 2aub. giftop cper
gibors Stift. llbgiDne til Minos
ON ben afbsoe Gorfotter at y.
S6epelern, S%osneprait peb 5rini'
tatis airte. 296 Sib,r | Omfoe.
Nebiat fra $3.50 til DOC.
273. ajss. gpes SiFtOris, IumIst eftsr
trptte os utrptte ailber. af an'
bers peterien, Carer | @a1sbp,
440 Siber | Omnas. Rebfdi fro
$2.40 til 70 C.
274. De abienonfft poDers Jorbolf
til Danmdrt. 4f 8. :. MoIteien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

Der Fan Dem til at fere Al 5;enoen
Ill bans 6us. o9 At prape ham beys
BED. ON Ran life oiloe peIii9ne Dem
/ GDermddl. Wan9e andre Steoer
/ 1T 9ro roaoer 6erren os til at
gipe. life iuit for0t ban bar pore
Qenae npoig, for mar at tpmmer
til at. Iaa 6erer aft Splpet og Sui
bet tam til, og nj andre er bare
6orbdltere oeraf for en- tort lib, men
foroi ban pil, at ri Ital bare noget
al bet iamme Sinoela1. ION ban ielo
bar, iaa at ban ian faa Cor til at
peliigne os. % iao, ia idd FER 9ers
ren 10 ogiaa not 5oren oeo life at
gioe, men berimpo at itrabe idmmeu
"a 6e6oloe aIting o9 lite tante pda
andre end ig ielp. 9erfor gar ban
os 2igneIien om ben RICE 9ldnb. 0u
bar maaite 6srt ben cite. tore 2Is
Ter, men tent MI aaigerel oper bet;
bet er en- dlporlig 4opariel. Ser
ban opilog line Zine / 6eIpebe, pur
ban / 9ine". Sent iad ogiad pau
aQe De andre ulpttelige Stdtler, ION
If 6eaonot at oanore meo 6erren.
men iom formebelit Dc lumpne qen.
ae If emit til BEN n9ro9renbe Der.
ben, forloo 6erren CO git fortd5t.
9qre 9enner runot omtrin9 / Sam
funost, funoe 5 life aipe Ct lille Bib
nes6pro ira eoer til Cpmuntring 10;
'anore2 6ar 5 miitet no9st peo oetl
Sea RED poa 5or6aano, 6pao bet ri.
flios. Seq for min 9el tan iige, al
linen ieg oeo SUBS Raaoe tom ino
bans 9inqaarb at arbejoe. bar bar
beliiqnet mine 6anoers @ernint
lanat orerflgbigsre. ene isg noger
Sinoe 6aooe tGntt.
gu ifal ri 10 ifslgs 9eiIutningel
RED Qarsmecet til At bare rat pac
areOsmisfonen. @enner. LAB os
Seiu Qapn tagt rigtig fdt, fOr be-
ear 6aitpart meO 6erren Qgrinoe
% Ratten fommsr 10, 0a in9en far
arbsioe. Ser / Rem gort %arbeioti
Der pda Strait ira naiten a1e airter
: Sommer praoites Subs Orb
5elte, og paa @aOe6isrneTns raabsi
Der til be buons at TONNE til Gam.
NETS grnaup.
6erneo en- penlig 6iIien til da'
glabets 99iere.
6. ~. G6riftenien,
grootlnn, q. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Slaa aOrs Notwithstanding
/ Chicago.

Men 5eius iagoe ii BAN. neriom
au fan tro, ale 5ing ere zen mulise,
ion tror. (Qlart. 8. 23.)
Gn Osnlig 6ilien til seitenOe
6erren, ION laier o7aniteren."
Ste forqlemmer nan oet op6e os
.fteienpe, ION 6errsns Cro inoe-
6oloer / bette p~Denfor nannts SDdr
ira 5eius. Ter tommer la meget
.fren for % / Qipst. Der ipntes os en-
llmuiiqheo at c%oertomme, ligeiom oi
frs Martus g. 49, Ier, Al 6errens
9iiciple intet formaaene o0erfor ben
maaasie Qdno. Ulsn 6errsns 5or.
iattelie tiger. at oGe 5ing er muIi8c
for Dem, ION tror.
vi bar nj Der paa 6bitago Bet
ioe, / 3iaiD til 6srrsn % bans Orb,
6eQpnot ct Qr6eipe mob 3ruttenita.
ben, ION sr en- al De Cater. bpormso
Satan letteit fan fad soslagt ct Wlens
neites Si9l. Der bar ofte o9rsi
qiort mango 6orieg paa at reboe
0rantere ira beres Gait, men | n
feite 5ilf9loe er BET fun Selpreta
f9rbig6ep, ION tager glabien Ter
9aIten, og ofte falper et Menneite.
ION life bar anbet at bngge pod enf
i'm egen Rstferbiebeb, tilba9e til iir
gamle Gait. Dog iittert er bet, al
Der ber gsres noget for at frslfe BEN
fom ,,putlsnbe broeer ben at miit'
9ipet". Orbiprpg "a, Il. Seq bal
ultib for b9ret imob at flute mig ii
en- notwithstanding, inbtil fibfteSom
mer, bo jsg bar / 9unmort. De-
bleb jeg Dsb en- 2eiligbeb ~ODerbeDtf
ON, at ct trifteligt QfboIosorbsjbe e.
Tn Gag, IOm !6erren bill pelfgns, Ot
at 9ubg Orb er magtiet til at frel
ie Menneifsr fra 9ruttenftaben fot
psf Tom fra andre 2diter.
Gn often / Neitpeb poa Siel
J lamb, sfter at jss bapbe holbt ct Ws
be ube | bet 5rie, fom en- Manb ki
til mig os fpurste, ON jes fenbt
BAN. Rej, fboreoe jsg forl.gen. 5ai
fagbe, ban bar min snmle Stolefom
merat, iom 5erren Oeb ct timber boD
be frslf, os fortalts mig TT RoDn
Seq .rinbrebe BAN ba meset bel
ftsnt b. bpbe 5urer bans Gnfs
sjorbe BAN nafen utsnbeiis os bib
nebe ON noest forfarbeligt, hai
mdatte babe oplepet. Seq befsete BON
! noiie Dag os funbt BAN og BAN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
5porSan ital ri faa Yenge
til SUBS Higes 9%lrbejOe?

9et par ct Spergsmaal, iom ieg
Iaite / ,8anitsren" FOR nogen Sio
iiben, og bet bar lagt mig poa Sinoe
lige fiben. Seq bappe pentet, at benz
ne Sag pilbe bliOe oreftet mere al
andre at Samfunbets 9enner, iom
babbe mere 5io til at ftr.pe og til
lige foritob fig 6eOre paa bet enb jeg;
men ba Der life iDnes at TONNE mo-
get mere, iaa Dil jeg bebe ReOattpren
I'm at optage bette Spsrgsmaal paas
m, bu ieg bog er temmelig iitter
pad. at ida mango al 9Iaoets 2Gs
iere, ION far eqer bar bait meo SUBS
Riges Qrbejoe at gre. ofte er toms
men til at iigs: ga. men 6oor itdl
nj faa Qengene fra2@ De- Bier /
Qrtiflen 6em9rtet, ON bet bar rigz
tiat eler Ell at af6oloe 8irtefoncers
Ter. .gaTfetparties" Q. [. / bette Zjss
meo. Msb 6enipn til aonterter itdl
jeg bfpt gre ben 8em9rfning, at bet
tunbe 10 pRre Deo en- iaapan Qejlia@
FEB, at en- eqer anben funbe blioe Inf.
tet meo og famtioie faa ct SUBS
Orb at 6gre, e1ers for aeiten bill jsg
iige: 6ouo bu gpr, CIR bet Tor Ser
rem, aft lie 6os eber / 9~9rlig6f6.
Men ba bet MI er 6ubs Riges @rz
bejbe. Der er Spergsmaal ON pengc
til, FAB os ida i9tte bore egne imdds
liqe Meninger til Sibe, at Ri life
ffulbe fines ON benne Sag, og Iper.
ee 6erren ielp til Raabs. ipm 0tictps
lene cite MATTE gre, T. Gfs. mso be
fem greb og be Imua Site. 6errcn
Rite Dem 10 bog, Og bet famine bar
ban nof Dift fine 8grn mango 9dnge
iioen, at bare be bilbe ggre, fpm ban
6efalebe, brinee 9rsbene og 5iftene,
iad be6spebe be life at 6etnmre itg,
I'm Der bleO moi eler q, for Der Bier
t~ilopers tolb &urbe fulbe. Og bel
er 10 ben famine 6erre og Wtefter,
fom taller til os / alt 1T Orb. s
2. aor. 9. Sap. 6. og 7. 9srs, itodr
Der: S6i bette mener jeg, bpp ION
forrieen ioar, ital og tdrrigsn bsiie.
rg bpo Tom iuur / 0effgnelfe, fal
70 bite | @eliisnslie. 7. 9ers: 9DsI
oiDe efterIom ban bar fat zig for
5iertst, life meb archaeological sasl
al 5pang; tbi Cub elifer en- gldb @i'
rer. 3 fsrfte &or. 16. 3op. 2. @sri
eiDer 5srrsn os bet Raob: paa Der
fsrite Dag | llsen lagse snbDer fo'
ia felD noeet til SiOe, og iamle, ion
ban bar baft @sliienelie til, at 5ial
pen life ffal blipe famlet, fsrft ndoi
lea fommer. Der sr Der lite iag
6pormeaet, men be eamle of 5erreni
ssolf bruqte at gipe Sienbe, os be
bar oofoa Serrsn ~bebdgeligt; tbi b
Iafer | Moladias 3. Rap. 8. og 9
gers, at 6erren forbunber Ssroell
aplf, forbi be bebros bdm9ienbe fra
s. gers: Non ct menneffe tor BE-
bragg mig .oe bog fise: bDormeb bdp
hi bsbrueet big, meb Sienben %
afoiften. gsrs 9: Meb GOrbonbeli
ere fOrbdnDebe, Og. S, ia bet bel
ToIf, bebrose mig, os | Ders 10 rud
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

6uitru / 59ro meo At ~, oo ban pur
Sfr9osr al Qrofesiton. Dan f@ortals
te mig Ia meo 5aarer / 2inene, bpors
leoes ban peo Drift 6apoe %ruineret iig
ielo og 1T 9iem, inotiI oerren / i'm
Raaoe Ienote BAN fit frelienoe Gpanz
oelium. 6an bapoe b9ret pdd ct
Reonin9sbiem for 8ritfaloige og
tom I'D oerfra tureret for i'm Qdit.
W}en BET oar life en- @erning at 6erz
rens 4ano, og iaainart ban tom |
Ilet Selfab, falot ban after tilbags.
GnQanQ bleo ban / en- raienbe I'll
itano fsrt biem % %6ebogteo al fire
Mono. Deb oenne 9eiliaheo tom
en- troenoe Mdno al BET 9Iaa 9ors
notwithstanding til BAN og IGiie
SUBS Orb, og ! 5ro til 6erren Bob
ZEN irene 2ldnb forlobe BAN. 9an
foIot itrats neo for De fire WGnbg
6pboer iom Idmilaaet. og ba ban at
ter tom til 9spiOitbeo, Tom ban I'll
at ie I'm SDnO / SUBS Grbs 2Ds og
bleb Then ct freIit og 6enaaoet 9uos
Barn. SEQ iaa oper fele 8anmart,
6borleoes glaa 9ors friitelige Qfe
bclosforening epeoe en- rebbenoe Ser
ming blanpt i~tattels 9rantere. Den
eanIfe qrefteItanO be9pnber at fer
itaa BET peliiqusliesrige Qrbeioe, ION
.glaa aors u0sper, og ifent Sore
ninasn ferIt + be fibite fda 2tar er
Sleoen 5ioere tenot, teller ben O0sr
bunorsot QrGiter tiaiqemeb mango
troenoe Eager "a 3noremis ions
U&siionGrer.
6oreninaen fer / Gbica9o er bdns
net ION en- 2otaIforening at glaa
aors / 3anmdrt, og ri bar 5ro til,
al 6erren oaiua Der Ri rigeli9en peIs
ilane otnne Sag, ON ben enb er be-
qnnot / Stre6eIig6eb; til SITE peo
Maat % lite Deo Stnrts. men Deb
min Qano" tiger 6errtn. 9et glas
oebe o. at lGie 4rtitlen ON 9lua
9ors Gprinoelie CO girtiombeb /
7anmart / Nr. 81 al a9anIteren" d,
% oi piIoe 9erne gennem bisie 9is
nier beot CUBS Bern Ter / Qmerita
luaos oenns Sag ben paa 9snnens
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