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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

One touch OF nature makes the
whole world kin. \ few weeks ago.
when a prospecting little Mississippi
city was plunged into a terrible mis-
fortune, the great heart of the people
OF this country was touched and con
tributions poured into her Golfers to
relieve the suffering and distress.
Now great American city has
been wrecked and ruined. practically
wiped out A half million people are
silent, benumhed with the appalling
sense of their own misfortune. Where
there were happy homes and a con
tented and prosperous people there is
now nothing but ruin and death and
desolation. Sorrow hangs like a
fearful pail over the entire west and
the hearts of Americans beat with
bleeding sympathy for those afflicted
and in distress.
But it is not sympathy which is
needed now. There is distress-fear-
full distress--to deal with. To show
how the country has been touched
with sense of this calamity it is
only necessary to say that New York
raised three million dollars for the re-
lief fund the day after ii occurred.
and all over the land the good work
is going on.
Ii must begin here. A gentleman
who read the pathetic story last
Thursday turned away from the bul-
1etins and asked The Dispatch 10 ac-
eept his $50 for this fund To this
sum we have added ten dollars more,
and that Ii will grow until it Will be
a substantial testimonial of the sor-
row and sympathy of onr people there
can be no doubt. Charity covereth
multitude of sins.
The Fund.
A Friend 1000
The Dispatch ........ 900
Harry selig. $500
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26
HON. E. \. THOMAS Announces.

HON E. y THOMAS ANNOUNCES.
recent Jackson telegram states
that Hon E. y. Thomas announces
that he will be a candidate for gov
er time he will enunciate his platform
and make known TO the people OF the
State his claims for this exalted and
responsible office. Mr. Thomas has
been regarded as a possible candi-
date for governor for the past sew
eral months. but with a nice appre-
citation of the political proprieties has
wisely deferred making any formal
announcement until his service as
speaker of the house of representa-
tives was over. Now that the MEM
orab session of 1906 has passed into
history, and his course as speaker
cannot be said TO have been infu
enced by his personal ambitions, Mr..
Thomas has come into the open, TAX
ing the public into his confidence, and
made known his political intentions.
Emmett Thomas is one of the
States noblest, purest, best and most
useful citizens. His period of pub
lie service covers a long time, and it
embraces many positions which called
into use his patriotism, his, unswery-
ing integrity and his high regard for
the welfare of the people. If there
is logical candidate just at this
juncture in the States political his
tory il would seem that heis that
candidate for 10 him. perhaps, more
than TO any other man, is due the
splendid victory which the people
have won in the reforms inaugurated
in prison management. 1t was Mr.
Thomas who led the fight for prison
reform in the last session, and his
record in the present legislature has
been one of consistent regard for the
welfare of the poor unfortunates who
are wearing the States garb Of crime
and he has been at all times out
spoken in behalf of remedying the
abuses which have grown up and be-
come part of our penal system. AS
q ICS SiSlettot, anu dS SpCfthS1 VI tiiG last
assembly, Mr.. Thomas has made a
close and profound study of State
affairs, and he is experienced and ad
equipped for the trying
duties and responsibilities of the
States highest office
Not alone in political life has he
proven his worth. In the fraternity
circle he has held the honor of Grand |
Master OF the Masons of the State, |
an honor second only to that of the |
soyernorship, and his personal quail |
tiles have drawn to him and made for |
voted friends and admirers, who re-
gard his candidacy with the utmost |
favor. AS a citizen and man Mr.. |
Thomas measures up TO the high |
standard which Mississippians expect |
Df their governor, and if he is chosen, |
4 the great honor comes to him, a |
wise, patriotic, business-like admin |
stration can be expected at his I
hands.
A large number of Mississippi's
sons are offering for
his exalted office, but there are none
more worthy. none more deserving
han Emmett y. Thomas, Of Green
lille.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26
CARMACK VS..
TAYLOR.

(From Lexington Progress. ,

Carmack said he believed we
should enact our tariff laws only on
the basis OF providing revenue TO
administer our government eeonom-
ically and that he opposed the system
of protective tariff because u built
up a few at the expense of the many.
TAYLOR also opposed the protective
tariff. because-there was an old col
ored nanny once who went into a
store and said she wanted TO bur
five yards or the reddest ribbon III
the house The bowlegged clerk in
yited her TO walk this way. The
old negress declared ii she must walk
that way she didn't want the ribbon.
Applause
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

The undersiguei adnfniafrafor ur
the estate OF B. r. Svmons. deceased
under the orders OF the fhnursr7
Court. OFFERS ~ private sal fhe fol-
lowing machinery Two saw miil
outfits. two 49-saw PRATT gins. oHt
50-saw I.ummns EiA. one -risf mill.
one extra boiler and vari11s smaller
articles. For particulars apply 20 fhe
undersigned or 10 &. l.. Lincoln BIZ
not sold before SATURDAY. May -.
Will sell at auction on that date at
the Court House I'm Columbus
I'd. 4. "a Hale
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

Carmack believe rhat l.r..
opposition iH fh. ~eual.- .n
Roosevelt nomination uf negro NIa.
ME Cox. pos master af fuGiauuI. .r
of negro Crum for collector af faa-
toms in Charleston vlre approved
the white people 81 fhe south. anf I.
stubborn opposition fo s.eh auruInf.
ments had not been made g. an.
have resulted in ths Pr-eifeut .Ir
ishiug every posfofire wher. o.r...
sition 10 negro appointment auU...
ed. and he opposed if bersuer I.-
President had no cousfffu fouaI nrs
er or authority to abolish su or.
Tor any. cause.
Taylor also opposea negro
poiutmeut-. because -rh.re e..
man once. who. in drum ..l r.trI..
attempted 10 shave. and crf or
end of his nose. ON srooniaa ru
il up he dropped fhe razor .aa .
OF his biz toe The rouaIrs ra.
who was called to replace th. o..
membcred parts got The nose 0u .H.
toe and The toe on thr nose. snr ,r..
afterward the unforruuare WORE a.
corn on his nose and ua. rrua..if
70 remove his shoe fo smeel. lCrr.
tinued Applause. aHH the n
played
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

TAYLOR ALSO fator- I.r. ..-lante i.-
cause there WAS aI oue um. mal
hard of hearina Who raa nH- sralr..
hunting. 4 stranger Inquired ar
tim which road ied fe rhr fern. au.
ihe old man -rnsUsIuz he
inquired rhe uE.f,a Ho.re rr.
squirrel told him up tbi.
The stranger. uor tuovln- OFF rh.
old mans inHrmifr oalt l.mu rhtu
you old fool. and wn- uHrs
shocked when answered .tar rl.
woods ar, fuil of h.m lConrr
ued Applause.f
Carmack said ha believed e. .n n.
undemocratie to bold nos-es-lous fl.t
he philippine ss our ..srifne. gr
stiI govern them so. hoat represent.
lion iu Congress. and without HIHfr-
them the benefits of equal rilhfs o.
trade. because b. b. iu diree oHro.
sition 10 the constitution
TAYLOR thinks BE- i- ugoue Pep rur
tinue e colonial policy b-ear.t..
Irishmau was once askel be- fr h.
lately received auF news frum
mother country. replied.
i've Just rot p letter fr0m ir.I.u.
And the i..f.r read
Thaf Sallic ha. h.ht.
And fhc aabv.s head 81. 30
tApplauze on both -ilr. of rn.
house,
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

Hearst is q great man. and there
can be no question about it, The
country is never visited by calamity
but that he is there aiding in the
work Of relief. giving succor to the
distressed, etc. Ne all remember his
relief expeditions sent from New
York to the Galveston sufferers, ex-
peditions organized and started few
hours after notice of the Galveston
horror was received; and in the first
reports which were received from the
disaster in the west the name of
Hearst figures among those sending
help and food 10 the manned and dy-
ing. You may call it advertising. YOU
may call il politics or whatever you
Will, but the fact remains that this
Young man, with all Of his resource
fulness. seems to grasp situations like
these and does the proper thing at
the proper time. Hearst is a great
man. and he will yet figure in the
councils OF the nation.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

he had seen rhe tiger and tls
phant. This reason moi appearinE
tireIy satisfactory he added fha. ..E
following his view 81 fh. animals faa
balloon went up and fhaf 9 mar frss
couldn't resist rversthin- tFr.
mulfuouS applaIs
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26
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receive their papers either by carrier
or through the mails will confer q
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file written complaints Of any failure
of the paper 10 reach them promptly
and regularly.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

Carmack believes in vestins the
Interstate Commerce Commission
with power when complaint is
made of an exorbitant railroad rate.
10 fix maximum rate which shall
go into effect at once and remain un-
til a review by court shall have fixed
reasonable rate. and to prevent re-
bates by railroads TO large and fav-
ored shippers, because. by such re-
bates. many industries are complete
ly wiped out of existence and their
favored neighbors building up large
fortunes by these rebates
Taylor believes in governmental
rate regulation. because was
once a man. who, upon meeting in
the public road another man. drew
his pistol and declared his intention
OF killing him on the spot. on being
asked why he was TO be killed. ne
Was told that it had always
been his intention to kill the first
man he met who was ucIier thar he
whereupon the last man submitted
saying, blaze away. IT if be true
he was the ugIier he was ready 10
die Cloud and Long APPLAUSE
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

Carmack said he favored the enact
ment OF an income tax measure be-
cause it was the only way the rich
could be compelled TO pay their Just
proportionate amount of taxation:
that they received advantage OF gov
ernment and protection under its
laws for their vast wealth and that
they should be required 20 pay taxes
in proportion 10 benefits received.
Taylor also fayors the income tax.
acause-there was man once who
too freely partook OF intoXicants and
when he reached a certain fGhrin-
stage declared he could climb thOl "A
tree with wild cat under each arm
and never get 4 scratch. but on
reaching the ground minus an ear
and with several holes in his anatomy
declared he received all his injuries
on the way down. tLong Applause
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

In union there is strength and in
the Progressive Union there is COM
mercial and industrial strength. Put
yoar shoulder to the wheel and give
a lift with the other shoulder also
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

Judge Truly is beginning to realize
that it is more difficult 10 get en-
than it is from lawyers whose eases
he might be called upon TO decide.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

Red Sunday has frequently fig
ured in Russia, but it was red-eye
Sunday for Commissioner McNair lasl
Easter in jackson
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

Scott, Noel. Thomas. Sisson, Truly.
Brewer. Whitfield. ct al. It looks
like an all-day speaking with dinner
or the grounds
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

The rate question caused the
Democrats to claim the President
has given him TO the Socialists. What
a shock to the c. O. p
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-26

And now the aspirants state that
hey. are the candidates of no faction
It looks like the people are climbing
Dut of somebody's band-wagon
mighty fast
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
en- Rouees Pjerte.

6or rp9Ie Wnancoer Iioen Ipffe'
NeS oct meS flor &eipprIi8beo 9eitp'
reIieu for "0tuieeS gtottnaur Ou
2ouDrc" / &uriS at erbperpe fire fa'
ropiife SAFER of iiGIoeu S%fisnbeo.
De or ioriuneoc me0 Snoifriiter, iom
oIoeIe$ oi8iort moa tpbeS ion Song
RuutieS Sen Anoen8 Rapn.
Eoo 6oriIog al FrOfeSior Sortet
bIcD 0isie prGqtiQc, cmaIiereOe, bIoo
&oier un6erfoite0e en- in6goacuoc fc.
milf "a mifroifopiif ll%nberie9eIic.
Sortct iorctog beune meo 8iitun6 al
ct G0r On0re Frofe&iorcr, % sc tom
til ct opcrrnifcIoe ReiuItot. Gre al
&oicrrc oor fOIOte mc0 Reitcr al Gin.
uCOitrimler, iom bar in6rrcoe fait
innrmrn imprpQrereoe nle0 Scoa o.
~ inmmcntIUbCoe meo Ell oromattf
rs6 Morpir. % in6cu / 0t&ic Strim'
Ter innot mon forificIligc Gina. ser
i0n no til at UUre Sen itore aonacS
V'oDe, &cper % %nouOlOe. Zen
'icroc &nic bar ioripnet mcO ct 2anG,
pau bpiIfct Ser ror oibiloct en Sda.
I'll. Som set fremnif al lln0ericgcI.
icruc, i~nhcbOIot Sen NonQcu& @icrtc.
Get fonQcIiQc Nicrtc hopoc ! Il.
0cruc2 Sob itiitct lloiccnNc; set hup0e
Uuta0ct worm al en- pQrlmO Ndoe
paa 8 Eonnucr$ @Unloc ~ t12
EommcS @rc00c. NicrtcmoSicn nar
Ne2uocu bIcoen ioit Tom Noru, ioa
man ma0ttc bruce Sol ior ut 40.
Tile SEN / hcn& ioriticuilc QcIc.
Qcnuc b,rnogtjRe No8ie piite ii9 ga
at nUrc ]ilnmeniot AZ tpocIiQt poo,
UiicIlac gIlitclbmntcr AZ SEN SluQ&.
oCt or fardftCriitiit ior Wcrucifchicr.
tct.
"a oeuue cieuoommcIiQc NtlrifcI.
form eucr5 funNc InNca / &lmQcmnpIf.
len. % oo 0ennc cr tiIitcoc / Sen 0Iu.
mic al Romie& Den AnNcn, ser I 1881
bIcu fuuoct ! lbcbcn og i 1886 on.
brlatcS / Set p1pptiite Mlrierm /
aairo, cr set utpiIiomt, at SorupIo.
oen / Sen tauopife @aic en- Gang
bar orret @oua Romie& Sen GuSen8
0ierte, iom aItiao I Suieucr al aor
bar boiyet / SOba.
8oug Ramie3 Ben 4uNen, bocm
6rRferue foIote 5eioitri8, oeoe 1858
I. ar. BET er altiaa 1854 aar, ii6en
BET fongeIige Sierte bIep iubbaIiame.
ret / SoOa % aromatiif Sarpir; DC
mango GLor ~ioraroreOe bets ltoieeuSe,
men be iormaaeoc life OF GuSre bets
%onatomtite gieuoommeIisbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Sra Ooreesbeioeet
@aibington, 3. g., 22be Gusuit 1906.

@uibington, 3. g., 22be gusuit 1906.
Sgaar penOte ies tilbase fra ct 6
Tigers Seiss i 9urse, us flnbe mau.
lie npsle al mine Snbtrpf berfru bore
al Snteresie, uastet 9labet ipaar bar
bapt iaa mango interesiante Otebbelel.
ier berira. Seq fom til ariitiania ben
2osn Suli eitcr en- uperoroentlis bebas
selts &eiie meo Oscar H., % sjen.
ioa pa nit sanIe Siemiteo eiter en- Sra'
p9relie al nGitcu 26 Gar. Mine So.
lslisr peo Nutomiten laber Jig lettere
tanfe END fibre, iiar naar man taser |
SetrastninG al ui paa @runo al al ri
bapbe Ct. SIaiss@ utterne iom Eeiies
ipIse, tit en- i~tOrartet Rpoiaselie, Der
imjblertib bar pGret iaa pfte % uofprs
Iist umtalt, at ies Per blot ital n9pne
benz.
Seq opbolNt mig nGiten belle Tipen
hos S%lGgtuin0er / Sriitiania, % siors
be blot upele tOrtere Giititfere til De
urrmeite Sper % 9auobitritter. arts
Itiania % Smc9u er imiolertto NOT til
mere eub at pptase ems Tio Os Suter'
este / uu9Ie Tiger. Spen bar MI ct
iuIb1tRubist Storitaoslip. Der tilipnes
laocnbe life lsO meset oeo en- flor Del
al SsipItnir9ens 5rao9relis / Spms
mertioen. &uIelipet er iiGr uopltlet,
% man iprbuuies peo 8aieerues Gle.
gance % ben SC9nins. iom De- troos
be an9iuelis oaarlise 9,oer, bar. Vt
&riitiauia bar unbersaaet 5pranbrir'
ger moi til at gisre Ssle al ben usier'
~tisnoslise / 26 aar, fslssr al fig ielr
"a cr iaa bel ticnot, OF bet lille bebopes
at sientases her. SEQ Hal Blot nGpns
at ire boeoe / en- at be beoit bebpsseoe
Siitrittsr, peo 9psSs Ollie, bpur Der, ba
ies iioft iaa Speu a Sptetesasre %
lienenbs, men life en- eneite @aoe eler
ct sueits gus. Ser tit man imioIertic
Spu for, at man bar posrbpssei iia
sanits V~rbsutlis / Gorsss Srpcpitub.
1ausiplpiss Suis % SsiIisbeber ituar
lsoise. % be mango iom bar neoIa9i
fine aapitaIer / eisie upe SpNele, bar
naiteu albelss tabt fine Serse clsr
maa psnte mango War, isr De oil fau
npssn Suotast al benz. llta(iae Rsu'
METER er blepne ruinsrebs paa BEN. %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

fer Sr. @isbp meo fpIsenoe Garafte'
riitif al DC 3 9otiorer: Ror0morioen
er cIarif, ercuitp. $drs 9ierse bar
giort BAN til oct. San er itGoie %
u~opSraeen Jon Ssn al ct 8orSefolf,
nlct ban bar ct iortrpiieligt Sierte.
Soenifeu bar Sen IIebneite 6orm al
9eoroens So[f og ieIer iig oite iorrrr.
met ooer RoromanoenS robitIte SP'
len. Taniferre or Ell beba9elig Nib.
belief meIlem Spenifernes Yolitur
oa RorSuanocus 8IlImpbe6; men
han err poa 6en on6en SIDE ofte BEN.
aipeu I'll Wtelaufoli % Snoiiferen.
ttsrne,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Oct mYitiife Sfib,

@auite iom en- &omon al 8iSer
Saaur6 capr StanIep 8epnau lpoer
@eretningcn ON Sfibet "3enia", Der
forIeoen ieiIeoe oiiteb ira Brcenmld'
/ Guglano til ct 0taaL iom par
ufierot FOR NlnuOifobct.
SarIen al Sitjpiqiom, iom / 1904
forbpreoc 5ftbct "9eronirtc" til en-
bcnmrlig Grpe6ition til GocoS Sen,
cit 6Gro, JON bite fig at DGre Ell
Sogt eiter en- ifiult Sfat, baooe to-
Iigere fipbt "9euia" / inmme 2temeo.
San bapOe imi0lerti0 opgipet bette
Glib % bcrpttet "8eroniqrte". 81
Rpgte ON, at "3eria" MI ifaI no pan
Den irnme Sur, ioet ben ferite bar
iorgiGocS, goor MI / 8reeHtpit). 60
cos Gen itaI uemIig ifslge 9cretntns
ger b,tie eli ubpre Sersperifat, lonl
ifal urre begruuet Der.
"3euia" cr bIeOeu Ieict al GoaiS
Giumant Spuotfat % ifal ieilc til ct
uficnot Steo, boor Der ifal fttoes
itore 0imnontleier. Monbifabet bar
forbprct iii ct. SeIeua, men bette er
iiffcrt life gcitcmmdic&itcoet. Man'
qe al Sulfcne bar o%perbeoiit ON at
Sltren ifrtI0e aan i'll Gocos 9en.
Qette er imioIertiO life iou, % Glue
pIoOien for 2oro 6it8miuiama icncite
@oentpr oil life Blue opisgt. Smio'
lertio er SfibetS Maal inbbpaet / ben
0ybeite neutrality-suspicious., % oct
er bare GbcfGrue for GimmanteSp n'
Situtet, iom peo 9eifeb.
Iircttsrcn 0tr. GpQi8 err borte fra
2onoon pod en- fort Seflhtr", iom
fan % life fan bore ombor0 paa
"{enia". SeIifabet8 8npitaI bar ODER
tegnet.
"9enia" bar poerit elegant lloitD'
ret, og Sfftcererne bapoe pro8ttuloe
llniformer. ga 9oooeu forloo
8raoescnS, bar benS Sl,lrrm tomt,
oq man ocS life engong, boor ben ifal
fille.
OmborS paa Sffbet er 9pnamit og
Ipporutcr iii @ribenrbeioe, % @r1.
bearbeioere fsIoer meS. Sfisnt Snr'
len al 6~it5miGiom er Sfibets gier,
bar ban ingcn 6orbinOeIie meo Spn.
0ifatct % bar life en- encite Iftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

neral 3ametin, en- forbenuarenoe Gil
pernsr, en- Sberit, en- annnerberre
oe fire apinoer os TO gsrn. Riniite'
rem ielp bleo fun let ioaret, men bar
er for n9rpnrenoe belt fn9ffet al
SfrRf og Sorg ODER ben ifrpffeIige
ltoaao. Wanee af De orRbtes 2te
bar life til at fjenoe igien. GeIe al
menneifelise 2esener fanbtes itrse,
cper belle Suiet. On g9g Of gpe.
ningen bIeu repet belt no al grpIo,
iionen. Get bier fig, at Ter anar.
filter bauoe faaet aogang til Mini.
iterens Sus unoer laante, fine Iapne.
fire | elegant ciuiIt antr9f og TO |
freiumeoe Wilitpruniiormer. Zen,
iom faiteoe 9omben, blep ielp orRbt,
og | bans CONNIE fanStes 9sosoom.
men ODER StoIppin; ogiaa en- anoen
Of be Ter blep or9bt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Oenatureret QIfohol.

aommiSipren for Snternal Reoe.
nlte, Mr. gerfeS, erfIprebe / fcrrige
llge, at ban mart oil brpe ~lioarbeibet
Hegler for Iuoenoelien al 6enl1tlre.
ret IIfpboI, ioaIeoeS iom ben npe
Sop 6esaneooenbe frpoer, % at De
bill bIi offentli8giOrte omfring lite
Sftober.
Mr. gerfes bar oPret ODER | Gu.
ropa % foretaget r1nbersgeIier.
San tiger, at bois Oenatureret IIfo.
Dol life faar en- oibere IuoenoeLie /
Sc 5oreneoe Stoter enb / ben 91Grlc
@croen, bill Den npe Sou life blipe al
flor Nptte. San soo fig goo EiS til
at mrocriege Sngeu / SpifIauo. Sol.
IonS, 6rantrig os StorbritanrtrE ca
fom iii oct Rciultat, at benatureret
alfohoI | 6isie 2nnoe booebinseIia
auoenSes til 9elpsning, boor 8as
eler gIeftricitet life er at tiIgaa, s
SuOuitrien % oct mefoniife SaonS-
pCrt bruaes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fun |
ringe llbitrpfning, forbt ben sbeleg-
ger Waifinerne. Wr. 0erfes idnbt
Nog life megen @riino til en- iaGoau
9IGge. s Spiflaauo bar man Hiort
'a ltor Image meS at mite alto.
Dol uSen at faa oct til at gna. Or.
gcrfeS tror. at amerifouerne meo
fin opinoiomme goue ptI Idpc G'o'
finer, iom anoerleoeS emo 81 euro.
ppiite fan ~tiIgooegisre GltoboI ! Su.
Nu1trirn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Samvcn ON 8uucrnpr.ROmiuuti

StulitpSH u" VhUNR NVht'Au'AN
rcu bIanOt gtrrD g)orfS Gcmofratcr
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fat S5erome, ser icIU bar &DIt til at
bIioe @itoeruer, or trgen Zen bier
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bar fIoffet iig ON bom for at frenune
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foriegc at fna BAN rnrireret til 8r'
rcrner unScr 9aoIfllS al, al ban or
sen bcoIte MIon0 ior @Gonoer, bpiIfet
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&c neSpenoigr 8cnge til at farc en-
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en- iaaOou &opOiOnt. Solicit oil life
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