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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-07
BOLTON.

Bolton, July 4.--Mr. and Mrs. Garner
Davis of Aberdeen, s. D., are visiting
this week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Wilson.
Mrs. A. Long and Mrs. Foster Kis-
singer spent Saturday evening in o.
kaloosa.
Mrs. Pritchard of Hilton, moved tc
Bolton on Saturday.
A terrific rain and wind storm
crossed over this city on Thursday
and buildings were blown down all
over town.
]. o. Boles spent Sunday in Oska-
loosa with friends.
The miners at their regular meet
ing on Wednesday night elected Will
liam Kramer. president; Albert Pear
son, vice president: Albert Koskaden
secretary.
]. H. Nelson of Des Moines, was q
business caller in town this week
Work in the new mine is progress
ing rapidly.
A. George of Spring Creek, moved
his family to Bolton ON Thursday.
John P. Reese Of Abba, was a bust
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HILLsBoRo.

Firlsboro, July 6.-Hlllsboro held a
typical Fourth Of July celebration.
The speaker Of the day, Mr. Kopp,
was In happy frame of mind,
the crowd large and the weather per-
feet The parade was the best ever
given by the town, and it is doubtful
if any town Of it's size in the state
could have done as WELL 1t was
happy tIresome day to both young and
old.
Mrs. Inez Eye and baby of osceola,
arrived Monday evening for an extend
ed visit with home folks.
Rev. MINISTER'S brother visited here
Monday and Tuesday
Miss Lynne Williams of Stockport,
arrived last evening to visit the fam
lily of ]. B. Hinchman, and to spend
the Fourth here.
Everett, Farley, who has been at
Quincy for several months, spent the
Fourth at home.
Rev, q. w. Cochran and family Of
$ Fry, visited home folks and friends
h yesterday
ISIS Mrpha Monkey, Matte john
Sc r. Harlan and Lizzie Holmes
spent Sourth in Fort Madison.
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oRMANVILLE.

ormanville, July 4.-Miss Myra Car
son is very Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Holingsworth and
daughter Nave and son Eddie were
visitors Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Alice Carson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Overturf and
daughters Pearl and Goldie and son
week at Eddyville, with Mr.. Overturf's
daughter and family, Mrs. d. L.
Belger.
Made Carson and Maye Hollings-
worth attended services at Sherman
chapel Sunday.
Miss Eliza Sample is improving
slowly
Mrs. Nathaniel Houk is very sick.
Mrs. A. F. Miller and children were
recent visitors with relatives in Agen-
cy. Icel stayed for a few days with
her grandparents.
Mrs. I. W. Billiards. mother has re-
turned home to Cliffland, after a few
weeks visit with her daughter.
E. S. Berry, wife and daughter Edna
Vera and son Ira W., were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bartlett on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Ramsey, Mrs
G. N. Thomas and Miss Elizabeth r.
win were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
IHoIildS I1dHllltOIl lIle lure part OIL IHlS
week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Hunt and niece
Ethel Overture, spent last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Howk.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Randall spent
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ran
dall's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathanie
Howk.
a. F. Miller and family, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Geo. Bartlett were Sunday visit.
ors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Hunt.
The pupils Of Ormanville school gave
a picnic dinner the last day, June %.
Miss Cecilia Van Gent Of Ottumwa
closed term of school at Hickory Fla
at few days since. An elegant din.
ner was served, and an interesting
program rendered.
W. Klinger is spending the day II
Ottumwa.
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STOCKPORT.

Stockport, July A game of ball
was played between Stockport and
Bentonsport at the Stockport ball
grounds Sunday, Stockport winning
the game.
A. ]. Douglas met with a painful ac-
cident last week. He was running a
saw mill and a small piece of board
flew back and struck him in the stom-
ach, and seriously injured him.
A. r. Hiatt was in Ottumwa Thurs
day, returning Friday.
VIM. Lane, who has been confined tc
his>home for the past six months with
Bright's disease, is reported worse anG
is in a critical condition.
Fred Parnitzke made a fast rur
with his automobile to Fairfield last
week, making an average Of twenty
five miles an hour.
D. G. Whitaker visited at Stockport
Sunday.
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WHERE IS BOY CE?.
4
rWo WEEKS AGO TODAY HE Dis
APPEARED FROM HIS HOME IN
SOUTH oTTuMWA
since That Time He Has Not Been
Seen BY Friends, Relatives or Ac-
quaintances - d?-Dead?-
Kidnapped ?-Wandering?

Where is A. M. Boyce? Just two
weeks ago today Mr.. Boyce was seen
for the last time by those who knew
him personally. A man answering his
description was seen two or three days
after that in the vicinity of Charlton
but Since that Friday morning, as far
as known, he has not come under the
vision of relative or friend.
About $3.50 o'clock Friday morning
June %, A. M. Boyce left his home in
tie Central block on Church street
and since that moment he has com
pletely disappeared. Where is he Is
he dead? Has he been kidnapped? Is
he wondering in semi-demented
state? Or is he, as many people famil
lar with the case now believe, making
his way to relatives in Kansas? The
theory of the latter conjecture Is thai
Mr.. Boyce, while not deranged Is sui
fering from a weakening of his men
= tai powers. and has decided tt
20 to some of his relations who reside
IN Kansas, and deciding this, walked
out to that state.
Wherever he g, whatever the ex
PLANTATION Of his disappearance, it has
been most mysterious and complete
Had the earth opened and swallowed
him, he could not have disappeared
from knowledge of those who are
/earching for him more completed,
than he has.
Of all the theories explaining his alb
sence, not one is backed by any rea
evidence and have only possibilitie:
and probabilities and certain circum
stances as their foundation. A more
complete mystery than the two events
in which Mr.. Doyce has figured, thu
original alleged kidnapping and thu
last disappearance, would be hard K
find.
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MoULToN.

Moulton, July 5.-Misses Lou Nc
Cornell and Pearl Ellis, who have
been attending the Kirksville, Mo-
Business college, visited friends here
last evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Mart Mcqueen left
Friday for Chicago and other places In
the east. They were joined In Bur
lington by their son Glenn who will
accompany them.
Mrs. Henry Hungate of Burlington
is visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burkhizer, Of Living
ston, are visiting Mrs. Celia Kingsley
and Miss Anna Hetchler.
"A special train on the K.7~C. was rur
over from Centerville yesterday
drove over.
Ray Tutwiler Of PA South Davi.
street, Ottunwa, arrived here Tuesda,
to visit friends.
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GOLDEN WEDDIN C
MR.. AND MRS. L. M. CARPENTER
CELEBRATE FlFTIETh ANNl.
VERsARY
Amidst Large Company Of Friends and
Relatives Aged Couple Receive Many
Congratulations and Tokens Of Es.
tenn,

From Wednesdays Daily
With the home beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion with ferns, smilaX
and cinnamon vines, amidst a large
company of friends and relatives as.
semhled, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Carpen'
ter, 1921 North Court street, celebrat.
ed their fiftieth wedding anniversary
last evening. Smiling and happy, In
good spirits and health, the aged cou'
pie received in the front parlor, where
the guests offered their congratula
lions to them after fifty years Of hap
py welded life Mr.. and Mrs. Carpen
ter received a large number of appro
PIRATE gifts from their friends as tolk
ems of the esteem In which they are
held. During the course Of the even
ing three course supper was served
and very enjoyable evening. passed
by all present
Mrs. Carpenter was born in Della
ware county in the state of Ohio in the
year of 1885, making her present age
Il years, and moved with her parents
to the state of Iowa in the year Of
1856. Her family located four miles
north of Ottumwa on farm.
Mr.. Carpenter was born in Licking
county, Ohio, In the year 1881, ant
moved with his parents to this state II
the year 1851. His parents also locat
ed north of the city.
On July 3, 1856, Mr.. and Mrs Car
penter we're married at the home o.
Mrs. Carpenters parents, north of thil
city. Since their marriage until -four
years ago they lived on a farm NORTH
of town. Four years ago Mr.. and Mrs
Carpenter moved to Ottumwa ant
have made their home at their presen
address on North Court street since
that time.
| To this union were born four chill
dren, two sons and two daughters, al
of whom are living. They are DR.. M
G. Carpenter, Fairfield; w. A. Carpen
ter, residing in Hawaii, and Mrs. Rob
ert T. Cameron and Mrs. Eva Catlint
of Ottumwa.
Those Of the relatives who wer,
present were: Mrs. W. H. Starrett
Lancaster, Mo-; DR.. NJ G. Carpenter
Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs T. P. Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Baker and Sidne,
Baker, Mrs, Robert T. Cameron an,
Mrs, Eta Calling of Ottumwa.
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ness caller In town on Thursday.
Farmers are busy this week cutting
their hay.
William Jones of Valley Junction,
was in town this week
Harry Templeton of Oskaloosa, was
in town Tuesday.
The coal company this week pur-
chased forty acres of land from Mrs.
Brown, north of town. at s35 per
acre.
Ben Hughes, Jr., of Evans, was a
visitor In town Monday.
Adam Kisinger, the miner who had
his leg broken in the mines some time
ago, was out on Sunday with crutches
for the first time.
A matched game of ball was played
In the park on Sunday, between Givin
and Bolton. The game' resulted to
l In favor of Givin,
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EDpYvILLE.

Eddyville July Born, Tuesday. to
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lock, son.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Crowell of Upper Bluff Creek,
Tuesday.
Walter Lafferty Of Kansas City, ar
rived Wednesday morning for a few
days visit at home.
Mrs. Sarah Denning and Charley,
the little son Of B, S. Lennon left
Tuesday for Sloan Springs, Ark, for
an extended visit with relatives.
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, July 4.-Mrs. Andrew
Holmes and daughter, Mrs. Anna Lutz,
attended the funeral of Mrs Holiness
sister, Mrs. Ellen Long. at Fairfield
Saturday.
DIR. King and wife of Abingdon,
were in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Keim of Ray
Co., Mo, were over Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Keim's sister, Mrs. Joe.
Wagner
Mr.. and drs, Wood and children are
spending the Fourth in Mt. Pleasant
with relatives.
! Charles Dorne from near Waterloo
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Newton Smith Dead.

Bonaparte. July 4,-(Special)-New-
ton H. Smith, aged e5, an old and
prominent citizen Of Bonaparte, died
very suddenly at his home last night
about $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Smith had
been in his usual health and was pre-
pairing to retire when he fell to the
floor and expired. His death was
caused by heart failure. He leaves a
wife and six children. He was mem
Der of the G. A. r. post here.
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Salem District s. s. Convention

Salem District s. s. Convention.
Salem, july 5.-Salem District Sum
day School District association will be
held at the Baptist church at Hills
boro Sunday July Is, at 2 p. m, The
following Is the program:
p. m.-Song and praise, led by Rev.
McElroy.
$50 p. m-Address, How Can the
Sunday School Be Made More Effec-
tive for Christian Education" w. S.
Judy. Discussion, Rev. Munster and
Mr.. Hunting.
8 p. m.-Music by M. e. Sunday
school of Hillsboro.
3:05 p. INFORMAL lession, Purpose
of Teaching the Lesson and Methods
of Studying the Lesson" Prof. Frank
Clark. principal Of Whittier college
Salem.
$3.50 p. m.--Music by Christian Sun
day school Of Hillsboro.
3:35 p. m.-Paper, Primary Work.
Margaret Bliss. Discussion, Mrs
Chas. Trueblood and Mrs. John vii.
hanson.
1856 p. m.--Music by Baptist Sun.
day school, of Hillsboro.
p. m.-"Missionary Work in the
Sunday School," Mrs. B. q. Hankins
Discussion, Miss French and Mrs. FL
lis
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Relief in Six Hours,

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis.
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t is great surprise on account Of It's
exceeding promptness in relieving
pain In bladder, kidneys and back, in
male or female. Relieves retsntion Of
water almost Immediately. If you
want quick relief and cure this is the
remedy. Sold, by w. L. Sargent, drug.
gist, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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itor at the home of her son, Harry
Rees and family.
Marvin Haywood of Eldon, is spend
ing the Fourth at the DR.. c. s. Percival
home.
John Mcdaniel and daughter and Mrs
Lizzie Rogers and children, are en-
joying a visit with relatives in FIT
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Curtis of Inde-
pendence. are. guests at the Franl,
Whitmore home.
trip into Colorado, Wyo., and Utah
looking for suitable location.
Arthur and Carl Weber of Keokuk
are visiting with their friend, Stanley
Meek.
Miss Eve Sherman of Keosauqua
spent the Fourth with the w. o
Thompson family.
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ADJuDeED lNsANE.e
Mrs. Allie M. Hamlet of Eldon Sent tc
Asylum at Mt. PIes.ant.

Mrs. Allie M. Hamlet of Eldon was
adjudged insane yesterday morning by
the board of commissioners for the in
sane and ordered taken to the asylum
at Mt. Pleasant. She was taken there
on Burlington No. 10 this morning by
Sheriff j. H. Crefher.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

hin9en. Qsroag Gftermitoodg 3.
"a. NoD. mems 5rt. 8oeIen bolot
9DmnuitifebelIer meo en- Slot
Smaapiger. tom Sen prsjiiife Sens
BARN os fpurste, ON bun 9dOoe
3ilaoelIe. Dst baOoe BUN life, %
bun mente be0er life, at en- iddoan
nar neooenoio. ga pi9e9pmnditit
life er Stolefug. @ensodrmen befds
leoe imiOlertio, at bun ifutoe itanoie
oe faoe 9srnene gad; men idmtlol9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

Sfarns TRIGGER. VI
|Gad o6eo bapos nogle perioner for
|leoen bitten fperref @dben | @ram
reo galoaniIeret 5attetradb. Oct
|cpoageosS beloispis at Manoen, Der
saar rllnot % ffiltter @aoelpsterns,
fort efter, at oct bar forsOet. 3rdas
Den, ser bar anbrast | Manoss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

inobeo BUN gernene til at tomme
i9en neite asroag. 9lan0t gprnene
er nemlig Ell par piger, iom lite
.er ftolepligtige.
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9 8 n,

0ano mangelen oel
! bette Gfteraor bar p9ret meget 10
lelio, begpnoer MI mango SteOe'
paa @run6 at ben fore Regnm9ns.
Sc at blipe afbiufpen. 9orinsen ei.
Ter 8ano bar peret a%lmin0elig
bette Gfteraar. Sor 9ioen bores De
efter @on0 paa Mejeriet | @rambb
nan bar naaet til en- Dbboe at 6f
Meter % bdr enonu life funost iii
Itr9tfeligt 8dno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

9dmorup. st ntdnl9 !
Ell | bette @fteradr paabegpnot ll9e
9ioro for 8amorup StationsbD neo
mos 8enitrup Se. Mredlet er A
5snoer 9dn0. yet er ~reolplejet
IS 5ommers Dpboe. gu err oct ino.
beonet, iiore breoe 8ange og mutt
formeoe Ylener er afitutne, og Ell
flor Del er %beplantet, omtrent 10000
i%orIfeaiae 9ep % Raaletr9er.
4nleget tegner til at blioe en-
prpo for 8pen, naar BET ootser til.
st 9aoe6us er / Sommerens let
bleoet bpggst no / Seen. 4nlG3t'
aaur meo en- omtrent 10 4len iteli
Sfrduning ne0 moo Seen. Teo'
ldnas meo Ssen agtes dnld9t en-
Spa0iereoej. Ser fra lige iom Opt
islpe 4nl9get er en- imut 10.
fiat oper Seen. Set bill blioe Der
nsnneite plet Der er | Dor paa Na.
hlrItsnbeoer Iaa iattige @9n.
Qnleget Itploes prioat 3ilifbn
oelie o. entelte Manos i4eroia'
girten Ior Sdgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21
SYNET GJENGIVEY..
Briller u~nodvendige.
"Actina'', en- vidunderiig Opfindelse
der heIbreder 0Iensygdomme udeD
Operation eller Medlcin.

Der er ingen Meteorological for at skjare,
sondere eller BRUCE Mediciner for de heste
ojensygdomme; thf ct nyt System for Behand-
lingen af disse err o%pfundet, hyoryed allie smer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

@ram. Gienoomsban n.
llnsfarl Soban aagaaro Al
|Gnorupitop bar fornblig tsbt sr
2anosienoom / Rungitrup for er
|pris of 1000 Mdrf. l 6eTi os II
8reaturer meofulgte / 6dnoelen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

5ortegnelie oper 8pger, pasienoe
for Sulesuoer, til Safgs / Duniib
2utb. pllbl. !9oufe, Blair, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

cusfe1. @n un9 Manb lom
NNIlto." aompa9nun | en-
.@rpcerp Store" | Omaha, ltrafS
eIer til Hptaar. OmlRtning ca.
$40 oaglig. Wlaa babe minbIt $500
fpntant. Worcester aSanIferen",
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21
The Yazoo Mississippi Valley

IL the title of "A new pamphlet now ready
for distribution and published by the I'LL
nois Central Railroad. II describes in de-
tail the resources aud possibilities of the
richest valley i'm the United States. For a
free opy address the undersigned at Man
chester, Iowa.
J. IF. MERRY,
General immigration Agent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

puUoult. utco vi Sllelllrtil
at prof. 5rimoot Meler og
paitor gilb. 8ecf. 248 @is
Ser. S Omfla9 go
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og aanoelige Sange, SamIeoe
og u0giOne at YaitOr S. ID.
6anie n. Snobunoen / S9irz
tingsbin6 80
Do | inere 8inO oa ne6 @ul6@
mt LOO
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Sui be6 NaaoeItolen. Oaglige
Sfruaitbfter. Smuft mob. 20
Sill be unge |. 2esningens
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oomsliO. S meget Imutt Oms
Jag ............... 10
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@i1lie. st bibelif Stuoie.
81 Sioer. S Omflag -. 10
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8etb0nin9 FOR Den, Ser bill frem
/ ger6en. 232 Sioer. 5 Oms
lag ...... $50. .6O
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3tl 0e unge ". Ombenoer
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tommet n9r. S SmiIag -. 10
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s. 9. 8jer. SO Sioer. $
Sn1ld9 10
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: re inotil 9eoen. Hosle
Blade fra ReformdtiOnsbiitoS
rien / Spunien. 5 Omilae
(neoiat pris) 10
3ret al 2ipet. &riftelige
6ortaQinger for gprn og
ungs. st ierlig goOt llobals.
8eo Maos 9ino og $. 8. 2ar-
len. $40 Si0er. Snob. -. 100
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bOer Dag / 4aret. Sumlet at
EN- gen at De hinge. Smuft
inobunoen 80
Do. Smut inobunoen o9 gem
nemtrutfen meo 6bioe Blade til
Neotegnelie at min0eDerOige
8e9ipenbeoer pau oe forlfelige
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6~ort9ling for llngbommen.
80 fore Sioer. Smutt inob. so
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5~oftluno. - IS jenoomsba n
.beler. Qnoreas Sofanien / pors'
|plst BAR iotgt i'm Gjenoom meo ge-
Iatning for 5000 Mart til rnsfarI
9eter 2in6ol0t fra QgeritoO Marl
0pertagelien itete /. 0eobr.
2ault peterIen | Stenoerlp bd'
|iolgt i'm @aaro for 1880 Mar'
meo geietnina til llngtarl 6olit ira
0s9umtloiter.
aarl 6anIen paa 6enning War'
bar bDttet fin Gjenoom meo Claus
l8sge IammeIte0s. 6anien giOer 40OC
Wdrf / 9btte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

LVIs De linden 8 Dage vii sende mig
II Adresserne paa de Farmere og
hyrede karle, som De kender, saa skal
jeg sende dem aldeles frit ct ufejlbar-
ligt og ganske billigt Middel mod Gigt.
Opgiv Nationaliteten. Mrs. Emma
johnson, 400. Wheeler Ave, 81. Paul. MINI
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SunoeoeO. - 8 m en- 9rdno
Sanobier9 Melle meooeIer
aSon0enburger 3eitung", at Slosn
opito0 2eroag Morgen oen "a. Sob.
REQ Spotioen, ioet en- 2dmpe Iprang
Den / Mellen fbsieliatte Msaefors
pugter SsrgenIen isgte at oempe
Sl0en me0 en- S9f, men oet mis-
lptfe0es, og 2uerne fan0t mart TIL
itratfelig R9ring / oct tsrre Sre=
o9rt. &l. 8 fal0t De brenoenOe 8in~
GER. 6ele Me[en neobr9n0te, bpori>
moo oct lDffe0es at reO0e De epri1e
8b9nin9er. Wsl1en bar fun foriitz
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