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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
F0R TOILET AID BATFl

been placed across the walk. She was
brought to her home and her husband
summoned who found her suffering
from numerous bruises as well as an
injured knee cap. It is thought that
no bones were broken.
Since the completion of the double
track the old tracks by the depot have
been taken up and the work Of extend
ing the depot platform to meet the new
tracks has commenced Passengers
coming in on the south track viii. when
this platform is finished, alight on this
side, while passengers on trains on the
north track viii get on and on in what
is now the u. P. park Several new
electric lights have already been placed
along the south side Of the park
Charles I. Connely died at his home.
1929 Central avenue, September a. 1906.
He was born in Putnamville, Ind, Cc-
Horton, kan. for u years and for a
number of years was a Rock Island
conductor. In 1900 he quit the road
owing TO i'll health. and became the
deputy for the K. & L. OF s., which po-
sition he held at the time OF his death.
Two years ago he went to California,
hoping the change Of climate would
benefit him. The change did not help
him and he continued to grow worse
and five weeks before his death he res
turned again to North Topeka to make
his home. Although standing IN the
valley Of the shadow Of death for years
death came apparently without warn
ing, but he was fully prepared and
waiting to answer the summons. Mr..
COnnely possessed a disposition of un-
failing cheerfulness and an ever pa&iens
spirit, which with his religious faith
makes his memory a blessing to all who
knew him. He is survived by his Wild
ow, three brothers and three sisters
The funeral was held Wednesday alter
church, Rev. J. A. Stavely, of Junctiou
City. assisted by the pastor, Rev J.
W. Reed. had charge OF the services.
The burial was in Rochester cemetery
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
BIG CLAIM FOR DEMURRAGE.
W. NJ. Patterson Asks for So, 1886 From
Missouri Pacific

The biggest damage suit fled thus far
under the reciprocal demurrage law
came up from Woodson county for re-
hearing in the supreme court. w. M.
Patterson sued the Missouri Pacific for
$685. damages. He lives at Rose,
Woodson county, and on November 8,
1906 applied for nine cars to ship baled
hay to Kansas City. rendering to the
station agent deposit of $50. The cars
did not come, and on eleven successive
days, Mr.. Patterson renewed his appli-
cation and tender. He makes each APP
plieation separate count. and as he
did not get the cars until the latter
part of January, each count amounted
to about $500.
The railroad company demurred to
the petition in the Woodson county
court. and Judge Oscar Foust sustained
the demurrer. Patterson appealed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
The Atchison, Topeka 8 Santa Fe Rail-
way COnpanT.

Notice is hereby given that the Elev-
enth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company wlll be held at the
principal office of the Company in To-
peka, Kansas, on Thursday, the twenty
fifth day of October, 1906. at twelve
o'clock noon, for the election Of four a.
Directors to hold office for four years,
and for the election Of Independent Aud
itors to audit the books and accounts
of the Company at the close of the fiscal
year. Said meeting has been called by
the Board OF Directors and is to be held
Tor the following further purposes re-
spective1y viz
To approve OF, confirm and ratify the
lease to this Company of the railway
property and franchises of the Oakland
and East Side Railroad Company; the
lease to this Company Of the railway.
property and franchises of the Western
Arizona Railway Company; the pur-
chase by this Company of the stock and
bonds of The Denver, Enid and Gulf
Railroad Company; the purchase by thi ;
Company of the stock and bonds Of The
Arkansas Valley Railroad Company and
the construction of its railroad; the
purchase oy this Company Of the stock
and bonds of The Holly and Swink
Railway Company and the construction
of its railroad; and to ratify all other
acts of the Board of Directors, as set
forth in the annual report for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1905.
The stock transfer books viii be
closed at the close of business on Thurs
day, September 20, 1906, and VIII be re-
opened at the close of said meeting
By order of the Board Of Directors.
L. c. DEMINSSs
Assistant Secretary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
JUST WHAT THEY WANT
Harry E. Gavitt's Imitation Horse
Tail Dock Adopted by Isingling.

While the Ringing Bros circus
was here Wednesday, the managers
made arrangements with Mr. Harry
e. Gavitt of this city to use on their
high school driving horses. his pat
ented imitation horse tail dock. All
Topeka people are familiar with the
Gavitt horse tail docks as Mr.. Gavitt
has used them on his horses for the
past four or five years. and is selling
them in all sections of the country
The Ringing circus had overlooked
them until now.
The horse tail docks were used for
the first time BY Ringlings' circus at
yesterday evenings performance. The
ringmasters and horsemen expressed
the highest admiration for the beau
tiful appearance Of the horses when
the Gavitt horse tail docks We're an
Piled
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
PEACE OUTLOOK BRIGHTER.
But Government continues Its Prepa-
sd rations for War.

Washington, Sept. 27.-Hope of
peace in Cuba was revived among army
and navy officers in Washington by
the Havana dispatch announcing that
Secretary Taft's plain dealing with
President Palma and other moderate
leaders has caused them to consider
treating with the insurgents Many of
the officers now say they believe the
United States will be able to restore
peace without sending a single Ameri-
can soldier to Cuba, and this opinion
seems to be gaining ground rapidly.
Preparations for meeting any emer-
gency which may arise in Cuba, have
not been abated in the least.
The military information division of
the general staff has been drawn on
constantly for several weeks by Gen
eral Bell and other officers in confer
ence with him and their Office floors
are covered with maps of Cuba, which
are being studied with great care.
Many officers who have an intimate
knowledge of the interior Of Cuba and
of the various ports at which landing
might be made have been called into
conference with general staff officers
who are preparing plans of campaign.
Captain r. E. L. Niche. secretary to
the general staff. returned to Wash
ington from his leave OF absence today.
and many other officers who are out of
the city have been summoned to Wash
ington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
FIREsIEN's MEETING.
State Tourney VIII Be Held at Law
renee Oct. 3-5.

Lawrence. Kan. Sept 27.=All ar
rangements have been completed for
the meeting of the state fremen. The
delegates will arrive IN town oct. 3.
The first regular business meeting will
take place Wednesday evening. From
that time on the business will be
sandwiched with the other matters of
the association.
The tournament races will take
place Thursday and Friday. The place
selected is Kentucky street by the Bap-
fist church from the middle of the
500 block to the middle Of the 700
block. The f1remen's parade will take
place Thursday, which is firemen's
day.
About 100 fremen are expected.
A feature of the meeting and one
that is occasiOned by Old Home Week
coming at the same time. will be the
exhibition work of the Lawrence and
Ottawa teams.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27

one of the real slaughable comedy
sketches which has been seen in
vaudeville circles in this city is pre-
sented at the Novelty theater this week
by Rawls and Won kaufman. Rawls
creates all sorts of fun in the discus
sion Of the work which Miss Won
Kaufman says he will be expected to
do and also in his comments on the
ssmushs he is expected to eat Another
good act on the bill IS furnished by
the Loberss two young women and a
man, who are acrobats. ring and
trapeze performers, Of considera Bile
ability and their work IS most artistic.
A good Illustrated song by Werrel
Spencer and some amusing moving
pictures are also on the BILL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
MARsHALL's PLAY TONIGHT.
New selection by Popular Band Leader
VIII Be a Feature.

The last or at any rate the next to
the last band concert of the season to
be given by Marshalls band in the
City park will be held Thursday
evening. The weather is growing
cooler and the evenings Will soon be so
cold that out OF door concerts will be-
come affairs of a season past.
The programme for this evening is
one of the best that has been prepared
and the fourth number is one that was
composed by John Marshall especially
for the park concerts. The programme
for this evening is as follows:
Marcia Frangesa .........C Costa
Overture-Raymon -....... Thomas
Spanish serenade-"I.a Poloma"
Idyl-Let the Parks Resound With
Music .......... $500. Marshall
Waltz-Italian Nights ........ Tobani
March-Noisey Bill .......-.. .Losey
Selection from the Prince of
risen IuderS
Medley-What the Brass Band
Played .--.-.- -. Chattaway
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
NAVY FAlRs IN KANSAS.

The fairs announced for this year are
as follows:
Butler County Fair associafion-W.
her "a
clay county-Wakeheld Agricultural
society; Eugene Elkins. secretary,
Wakefield; first week IN October.
Cowley County Agricultural ana Live
stock associatfon-W. ]. Wilson, secrs-
fary, Winfield. October s-12.
Howard Street Fair and Carnival. Oc-
tober 3 to 6. F. q. Keifer. secretary.
Dickinson County Fair association
n. c. Wann. secretary, Abilene; Octo-
Der rs.
Firth District Woodman Log Rolling,
Belleville. Kan. October TO- A. O. Mil
Ter. secretary.
Horton stock @show-Commercia club
Of Horton: e c. Gordon, secretary, E1or-
ton. october 4 and s.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
{. p. Under Investigation.

Denver, Sept. 27.-Judge G. a
Prouty, representing the Interstate
commerce commission, resumed in this
city today the investigation of rail-
roads IN connection with coal condi-
tons under the Gillespie reso-
luton which was begun at Omaha last
week and was continued this week at
was the railroad under investigation
when the session opened today. Ten
witnesses have been summoned here
and Judge Prouty said he expected to
conclude the hearing in Denver today
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
nANDoN DOESN'T LIKE IT.

natural Gas Man Appeals From a
$500 Fine.
A criminal proceeding to test the gas
inspection law was filed today in the
supreme court on an appeal from Mont
gomery county County Attorney Tom
Wagstaff brought the action against J.
NJ. I4andon. field and local manager for
the Kansas Natural Gas company be-
cause Landon refused to allow Sealy
Brown, the county gas inspector to as
certain the initial rock pressure and
volume of output of the Kansas Natural
Gas company wells.
Iandon was found guilty on the trial
of the case and fined $500. He takes
the appeal to the supreme court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
Modern cain Confesses.

New York. Sept. 27.-Arma fash
jan, the Armenian who was arrested
last night and charged with the MUIR
der of his brother. Markar Markarian,
confessed to the police today that he
killed his brother. He said that he
threw his brothers head into the Hud-
son river.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27

Go to New York on she IAshigh.
Double Track Scenic highway. Com
meets at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with
all lines from the west. Write Passen-
ger Department. Lehigh Valley r. h.
1s South Clark street. Chicago. III
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27

Chicago, Sept 27.-Many new ar
rivals were present today when the
second days session of the annual
convention of the League of American
Municipalities was called to order. This
session was opened with a discussion
by DR.. Quitman KOhnke, health OfdceE
of New Orleans of a paper on The In~
f1uence Of Sanitation on Morality"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
New York. August /. 1905.

Los Angeles. San Francisco and Other
California Point S25. OO-Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 27th to Oct. s1st. Good in
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Chair
CARS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27

I have opened the meat market IN
the Devon fats. Give me trial or
der C. A. Kleint. Ind Tel 1855.
Bell 1881 red.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-27
No DiDhtherla Epidemic.

Though two new cases of diphtheria
were guaranteed by the city health
authorities this morning, DR.. H. B.
Hogeboom. city physician, states that
there Is no danger of an epidemic or
that it will be necessary to close any
of the schools of the city.
The two cases reported today are:
GODDARD, 1920 woodward avenue; Mrs
Lydia Lee, 623 North Van Buren,
street.
The new Toric lenses give larger
field OF vision and are more comfort
able than the ordinary type of lenses
Call and see them. Chas. Bennett,
Optician. 73O Kansas ave.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

uEEBfRS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 l1ng 9ige, Ser bar ffommaett
5oiDer ra seprge, bar be6 en- Seilta-
geIie bleDen ienot til Boonlocfet /
0enne gS5ttat> meoens be110es pirfelige
BeitemmelleSiteb bar @ooniocfet,
&.S sun bar iualeoes fommet ol1-
trent 1900 Wfil paa Sen anoen SIDE
,af bette og maatte ien0es sis mes.
fsrit ofgaaenoe .Sog pitoper. sur
fn1t6e lite tale Gngellf, men pe6 BEN
oeS 8ragt bar faltet en- lille 5eb6el
mes Nabnet 8ooniocfet og be6 en-
Seiltagelie bar man ba for be to eff
terfglgenoe 8%ogitaber 81. S. left @.
8igebarnet iDntes NOT iaa for
npiet oper Ben lange ufripillige s5ern-
banereiie; bun bab6e naturligbi3 fife
baDt @niit al Mistanfe ON, bpori
Fun iful6e figre paa Sernbane
i1oen b1n naae6e tit 8eltemmelies=
lte0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31
Joma.

~ Sbertff Sbomplon % Ell Yosje
paa 20 Jurmere ct noe paa Mlen=
neifelagt Gals So1unibip, 1fripes fra
Meblter Gitp. Ser bar 10 ufjenote
WGa10 Ser forle6en for en- feel llge
Ser paa @la0len ~operfal6t 5ar>merne
og meb lfarpla6te MeDolpere tpang
bem til at ublepere oeres 8pr6ilager;
MI le6eS ser efter 6enn oberQIt /
Wforf og 5fob al Ell @fare belize
Dgbne6e og bel temte Mgn0.
- Baitor S. s. 8ollou al 6irl.
@briitian Gburcb / @iol,r gitp of=
gop forleoen cit offentlig Grflering
on1> at ban Sen fplgenoe @gnoag
piloe fremltille fig / fin Strife / Sfior-
teermer % opfor0re6e ollie Mpno
til at fomme og fremltille Jig Tiger
pis. Baitor @allou er life 11ogen
Silbanger al SEN gomle Sbeori ON,
at llbefpemiombe0 og Meligions=
oprfelie 1ful6e gaa &oon6 / @oo,1o..
- MiiS &enrietto 5ul1mers, Is
Nor galnmel, Ell al Sc lmuffelte r11ge
Higer / Ge0ar &opios er Dp6 iom
Iglge al at bane booret ct 5toalfor=
let, Ser par for inppert til ben6e.
9nn bor set unOer SEN ltore Sloo=
oepora0e> Ser nplig fonot @te6 /
Mrleoning al 8pens 50=aarige SIT
bilgl1m, og bDor Dun bor me0 / Sp=
toget reprei e11terenoe e, beltent No-
tion; bnn bleD operbeOet og ober=
tr9t pao Sl1ren; og Set mencs at b11l1
al Set innpre &orlet fog 9fooe i11o=
pben6ig. Senere mootte bum 11r1=
oerfalte Jig cit Operation for Mppen=
6icitis, Ell rD Operation bleb np0=
nen0tA % BUN oberlepebe life 6e1t1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

mer bnIIges 4 NIar as @augesnns
mad beo iiaoig samarbeioe mes sen.
tr%aIbeitprelien % gietrtem ltopa1t.
oringsielifaberne bialpe Sc lteolige
aomiteer til at faa SprbinoeIle n1ef
enbber ing Can't, ION fommer til
2onoet, peileoe BAN OenDe) me-
Senipn til Ben fortiatte Mejie % meo-
oele bans Oenoes)s Mnfomit til $50.
miteen paa ~8eitemmeliesiteoet. Tor-
gprigt beitemmer ben ielp fin Jor-
retningsoroen og ben 1armere Oro-
ming at 5amarbei6et meo Sc iteoliqe
&omiteer.
9elif. Ie0es al en- 6 entralb e.
tDrele @btcago, bpis S Meol..
beIges for 8 Mar as @angen at oe til
@elifobet bprenoe ungoomsforentn=
ger / Chicago, Ser ligele6es nopelger
8eltpreliens 6ormano. 8~eltprellen
be1temmer ie1u fin 6orretningsoroen,
men inge11 al 0ens Meolemmer Tan
iamtioig bore Meolem at Sc iteoli-
&c @omiteer / Chicago.
S Z.
a)>3et CT neutrality-suspicious. Op-
gabe at Ie6e Selifabet % efter beblte
@p11e at 1aretage sets Sarp - at
birfe for bets l1bbre6elie til ollie @g-
ne al 2anoet, bpor Donffe boer - og
iaapi6t multg at Jorge for at enyper
Mpfommer peo &jenoifab til @ellfa=
bet bliper / Stan6 til at np6e bets
@tptte> ligeiom set bltoer 8eitprel-
iens Spgape beo ita6ig Samarbei6e
meo Set 6anif<amerifanffe @elifab at
biltao bette / bets epe11tuelle Mrbejoe
for Mpfommere.
81 @entralbeitDrelien bil bape at
beipare enboer Gordpprgiel, iom fra
Set ~6an1f-amertfanife Sellfab", ell
Ter Sc lte6lige &omiteer rettes til
Sen, ligeiom Sen / Set bele taget Iar-
Zig maa birfe for ct frugtbringen0e
Samarbei6e mellem Sc forlfiellige
&omiteer. Sen i%n6len6er aarlig Ell
pQa @omiteernes Marsberetntnger u6=
orbeioet Spgiprelie oper Marets @r-
beioe til Set 6anif=amerifanife Gel
lfab"> iom offent1iggjer iamme.
c) G%entralbei tDreliel1s lt6gifte>
til Srpflager, @orto m. IN. u0re0es
al Set 0anif-amerifanIfe Sellfab,
bbis. @eltprelles @e0lemmer altio
bar Mogang til og Stemmeret beo
Gentralbe1tpreliens Mp6er, ligelom
Sc - ON Set enlfes - bar 9het til
at beige ct al 0ennes Me0lemmer
pg oeo enltemmigt &eto fan bi1,6re ct
Gorman6sbalg in6enfor Mpfom=
merielifabet. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31
Sro Datota,

- Ser er i1gen Sptol ON, at Hrt=
len paa @gns og &pllinger bill gaa
pgl6igt op / Sen oller nermelt tie
Jremti6 / 8locf Sill 9iltriftet. Sobn
Mengel / Sauna fip6te forleoen ct
itprre Harti 9pns til Glagtning, og
Bette bel beiprget fan6t ban til lin
Operraifelie / 5te6et for 6e ie6ponz
lige &orn / &roen, cit @%oanof1l6
ilnaa @nloforn i bper @ro. Mengel
betroeoe fin @emmeligbeo til en- Sen,
og MI opfi6ber 6e gonife itiIle iaa
mango &pns iom muligt og lipper
Dem lps paa Sor6bunben. Og fao
er Ser 10 i1gen Sbipl ON, at Sc mart
bill blipe rige Wenb.
- timber Mrbei6et mes at bDgge
ON oet gamle collie Stem mellem 4.
og 5. Streets 'paa Spring Mben11e
/ 5iour Sails blep @orofle6ningen
rebet al Ben 2ogbptte, iom Eionceren
Chris. Sole boe6e / iaa mango Mar.
2ogbulet ltaar ser Iige iaa folio, iom
oa BET blep bpgget | 1878. Man fan
ie MRrferne efter mere en6 en- ST.
otanerpil paa bets uiepne Begge, og
mango at Bileipioiene ii6ber e1lbnr
igien. collie og bans Suitrrl, Mrs.
Chine 9olie, fom operleper bam
booze / 2ogbuiet / IL slar, fgr en- Sill
'6pgning blep opfprt, og 6e opleoeoe
noget at bpert / De Mar.
Oscar Solie, Ggnnen, bar en- Ii6en
Gut 0engang, men ban erin6rer man
ge al beres 0plepeIler. Set, iom
ituar fIarelt for .bum, bar, mar SSn-
binnerne ON Matten itob noenfor
gmbuerne % iaa ino til Dem. I'M
|beptioen banfeoe Sc paa % piIoe ir,o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31
uorc Dafota,

gCn Ofal1b ne0 gfaDn Nlt0olpb
Jerlricf blep forleoell mpr6et ] Gar
pep al en- Neger S. 81. ga Balle, Der
meoens Gernicb gior6e lit Mrbeioe i
ct Cement Jacterp ineg Jig bag paa
BAN % fog BAN open / Sopebet me6
Ell Sfopl, flgpenoe bans Ssie. Ser
nicb oar fommen til 8Den iamme
Dag pg babbe itrafs facet Mrbeibe
paa Cement Sactoriet; ire elmer eff
ter blep ban 6rRbt.
OF. Gtbar g. @apne, Ser rtu-
Der 9orgerfrigen / 61-64 inologbe
itg flor Bergmnelie peb at befri Sc
neral 5berioan fra oe &onfebere6e,
er op6 / Conner. 5om 17=aarig
Dreng mgritre6e ban / set 6jerbe
Seem Oorfife @apalleri; @laget beo
Sbenanooab fgrte 8apne fit &om-
pagni til @incbeiter og befrie6e @e=
nerolen efter at ban al 5ienoen bar
bleDen taget tilfange. Napne fom til
Dafota / 1886.
- Gorle6en bren6te Sbon1os Sell
lDs itore 2iperDltalo / 2arimore, og
lunoer 8ran6en omfom @orrD &rauie
al 8ermibii og fans &eiiefamerot
Nr16retp Mnoerio11. On Meger, So
mes Segge, formooes ligele6es at
bore in6ebren6t. &rauie og Mnoer=
ion TOM meb oeres @ogn til @tal6en
Mftenen / GorDeien og iag6e at De
bar paa Geien r6 til &e1torbei6e,
bporpaa Sc lag6e> fig til at iope i
Stal0en.
som 6plge at nplig al Il. g..
9itriftsaopofat @urfe foretagne I'm
6erlggelier, nil flere &partfefttoner
bGr6if1tl6t 2uno 9epils Safe 81
~ltrtftet blipe cabinet for @omeiteaota-
gere. Ser fat pnret fprt &lager ober
8e0rag moo bisie Golf, iom bab6e
b9roifuloe Glaims / 9ebiIs Safe
2m6=0iitrift. Mu bar 8urfe iamlet
@epiler al iaa0an @elfaffenbeo moo
Sem, at man life engong tror, at oe
bill pere tillte6e, r1aar 6ereS Gag
fommer for 9}etten. S set Silfel6e
bill 6eres Yatenter blipe erfleret for
ugDloige, og 2anoet oil gaa tilbage
til Negjeringen.
- Yoo ct g6e 5teo mellem @6ite
Gurtb og Sioga formo6es Ser for
nogle Tiger it0en at baDe fun0et ct
Moro poa Ell &oin6e 5teb. Gu
Worgelt fan0t nemlig nogle Sarmere
peo cit 8ef nar @Bite gurtb ct fl,l6=
ltGn0igt Get Spi al Ell &btnoe; og
Sc %eril1oreoe at babe bgrt @Dinoe=
lfrig sen larnme Mat ber / MerDe~
oel1. Gn0pi6ere fon jeluiamt1e Mat
Ell Man0 fipren6e / en- @nipen0er
@uggD iu0 til en- Garmer, Scr. @iIl,
Ser boeoe ser / Merbeoen og boD ON
at mootte lo6e &clt og &ibretgi ltoo
Der nogle foo Gage, bborpaa Fan for
lponot og life .er let ltoen. ga Gar<
't1eren n9ite Morgen nn0erl5gte
gognen fanot ian Sen oberipgmmet
mes 8lo6pletter. Ser er life fun
oet noget Sig en0nlt> men Oct formo-
oes at Woroeren far ilabt tit Offer
ben ct eller anoet afli6es 8nifa6s,
bbor set life iaa let bill funne fin6es.
Mrtboriteterne / @or6 County bar
foranltaltet Ell grun6ig l1n6eriggeIie
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