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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-11
Cured of Lung Trouble.

cit is now eleven years since / had
narrow escape from consumption"
writes @. 0 Floyd, a leading business
man of Kershaw, S. @. II had run
down in weight to 1876 pounds, and
coughing wss constant, both by day
by night Finally 1 began taking DIR.
Kings New Discovery, and continued
this for about six months, when my
cough and lung trouble were entirely
gone and was restored to my normal
weight, TO pounds. Thousands Of
persons are healed evry year ,guarsn.
teed at I'll. Q. Milers' drug store. soc
and $l00. Trial bottle free.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-11
OPFlCIALCALL

Fer Fifteenth National Irrigation Congress.
An advancecopg Of the Official Call
of the Fifteenth Fatioual irrigation Con.
gress has been received by the Comet
Itis issued from the Headquarters Of
the Congress at Sacramento, Oalifor.
MIA, aud announces that this important
convention will be held in that city
September 81 inclusive udq The doc,
ument rooites the purposes Of the Con-
gress invites the appointment Of del
egates 10y organized bodies otQll kinds,
aud announces special Railway rates
over all railway lines to CalifQrnia. An
Interstate Irrigation aud Forestry Ez-
position, the Californinia State Fair
and special harvest excursions over
California are among the entertaiemeut
features promised those who attend
The purposes Of the Congress are de.
clared to be "5ave the forests, store
the foods, reslaim the deserts, make
homes on the land aud all who are
Interested in these objects or in any of
them are invited to participate in the
deliberations add thereby contribute to
a wise direction Of National policies and
development of practical methods Of
! Of conserving aud developing the great
natural resources Of lhe country.
The personnel Of the Coogress, as
stated inthe Gan. includes. the Presi.
dent uud Yice.P President Of the United
States, Members of the Cabinet, Sena.
tors, and REPRESENTATIVES, Governor.
of States and Territories, Members Of
State and Territorial Legislatures and
Stale Irrigation. Forestry and othel
1 Commissions. Delegates may be ap
pointed by Governors Of States and
Territories, MAYORS of Cities. Count
governing boards. official and nnoficia
! nnbic bodies aud organizations Of ev
ere Kind including agricultural horti
CULTURAL aad comm msrotal. Dis we'll a,
Bords Of Trade Chambers OF Commere,
iaul DeYelopmgnE Associations
The tateastase Ezpoadon Of Irrirat
4 ed4aud Produces and Forest prodnch
will hs aeld simultaneously with tll
Irrigatiou Congress. THE largest epl
ilaest lst of trophies aaa rlizes eve
Offered. will stimulate compstitiau
iThe California Sgatg Fair win follow
Ithe Congress- with ioiut opening an,
closing ceremonies attended bv grea
irrigation celebration. the day closin,
with q magnificent categorical Irriga
tion parade and electrical illnmipa
i tions
EsDeeial ompbasis is laid mon tn
opportuu.o pfr5rded bv this Ooneres
for tbe study Of Irritation. Irrjrafio
practices ana rasults irrigated crops
every kind and Irrigation opportuni
hes Sacramento Is situated near ii
center Of the 4rea6 Valley of Califol
MA r,I;.l, sy4a,9s l,rotlr,,,e, tLrl,,.,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-11
u. Ill |
JONESBORO, TENNESSEE
Manufacturer of
ROUGH and Dressed Lumber
Mouldings, Brackets, Newels
Mouldings, Brackets, Newels
TURNED WORK A SPECIALITY

Parties in need of Building Material
will save money by corresponding with
me. ] have ready to cut to order on
short notice the following timber:
2j00 feet best yellow locust and cedar
posts, any size or length also pickets,
railing and base
100000 feet of framing of the follow
ing kinds of timber red, white and
chestnut oak and yellow pine, up to 25
feet in length; also flooring, ceiling,
siding and finishing lumber,
OoRRESpoNnENrr Snr1drrRn-
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-11

Teacher How long had Washington
been dead when Roosevelt vas ineugu-
rated
Scholar danno, bnt il hasn't been
very dead since Teddy has been there.
Lippincott's Mageziue.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-11

"Her husband doesn't like pug.
"Well2" "She's undecided whether
to change husbands or dogs. Louis
Vile Courisr-J ournal.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-11

Piles quick and certain relief from
DR. Shoop's Magic Ointment Please
noteit is made alone for Piles, aud its
action is positive and certain. Itching
painful. protrading or blind piles dis
appear like magic by It's use Large nick
el-eapped glass jars 90 cents. Sold by
all dealers.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
Volunteer Fire Company.

That a fire company was needed
and should be organized has been
common talk since the new fire en-
gine, hose cart and other apparatus
was purchased. Agreeable to this
sentiment preliminary meeting
was held Tuesday night. Twenty
four men appeared and subscribed
their names as members. A COM
mittee to draft constitution and by
laws was selected with J. N. Scott,
B. F. Knapp and I. N. Mueller as
members. A committee on mem
bership composed of Alex Bier, S.
S. Washburn and Lewis Tweedt
was also appointed to solicit new
members. Another meeting will
be held next Monday night at
Anon Hall. M. P. Fuller was
president and Ben Knapp secretary.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
GRANDVlEW.

Spring wearher makes everyone
smile.
j. j. McCare and sister have retu H.
ed after Il visit to the Sound and both
are hahing u seise of grip.
MIR. Helms of UmaiilIa was out in
this vicinity Monday.
s. S. Wa-hburn came out from Ken
neWick, Sundty, returning Monday.
His wife and baby accompanied him.
J. w. Pointer took his wife aud ba.
by to kiona last Friday for medical
Treatment.
Henry Reynolds is back after a week
visit at Walla Walla.
Miss Josie Wyder has gone to Uma-
tilla for u short time.
Ben Straub has gone to Kennewick
where he will assist ID. w. Mccoy.
Miss Alexander and brother came up
from Richland Saturday to spend Sun-
day with their brothers.
Marvin Telford and family spent
Sunday al the home of J. w. Pointer.
A. r. Work made n flying visit home
from the railroad where he is working.
Mr. Buckner, of Sand Point, is now
settled on his homestead.
A graphophone entertainment and
telephone meeting will be held ut the
school house, Saturday, March, End.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
Waskout Uncovers Fine Spring.

A spring which is discharging two
inch stream of water is now t. und u
short distance up the canyon Fl O Ii the
Balfour well. The we'll has always af-
fordt d good deal of water but the
source OF supply was not known.
When the chinook melted the snow
the first of the month the swift water
flowing down the canyon cut n deep
channel on one side and uncovered
this spring Should the flow prove
perIuaLent it would be a great boon to
wheat ranchers in the Heaven.
Prof. Edmond s. Meany, OF tie
State University, has written, book
entitled: 'Vanccuver's Discovery OF
Puget sound" which will be pubii>ht
next month by the Macmillan COM
pany.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
RiCHLAND.
The weather is delightful.

The ice in the river IS nearly all
gone down stream. The Flyer has
had its hull painted and will be put III
the water today and expects to make
the run to kennewick tomorrow. which,
will greatly please Johnny Penn and
all this rest.
The foundation of Mr.. Anisbary's
new house is completed. The house
is tobe the finest in town they say and
it has fine location overlooking The
river.
Mr.. Muncey is bnildlng woodshed
on his place as u starter.
The walls of the big concrete build.
ing are going up again. Lively times
are expected in this burg this season.
Mr.. w. r. Anon and family expect
to 20 to Kennewick to reside mex,
week. They will be- egreatly mist here.
Special religious services lave been
held in the school house hall. This i.
the second week conducted by Rev
Tuttle aud Rev. Arthur Meicalf Of Pas
co. A good degree Of interest mas been
manifested.
From the Advocate:
Workmen are busy with the foun.
dation to the residence of L. A. Ans.
barry.
A. E, Palmeter and Nj. &. Arehart
were i'll Kennewick Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Wednesday the wOrkmen began
toe laying of the concrete blocks OH
the new bank building.
H. L. Pewtherer, who has been work.
ing in Richland for the past several
months returned to his home in Endi.
colt Tuesday.
II. J.. hardt is engaged this week in
leveling his tract south of town, pre-
paratory to setting it out to grapes aud
peaches. -:
Married, at Spokane, Tuesday, Feb.
ruary 10, John Tuttle, of Richland,
and Miss May Godfrey, Of Portland.
They arrived in Richland Wednesday
and are home, north of town. We
wish them all the happiness allotted
to mortals, with never cloud to maj
the sky.
Rev. Arthur Metcalf of the NJ. E.
church at Pasco, is assisting Rev. F.
l. Tuttle in the meetings being con
Quoted at this place this week. MIR
futile expects to preach here again
Sunday.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
Milwaukee Slows Up.

osins TO railroad les islation and
Tue dithcul'y of raising III, ney. as
Well as the increased cost of labor
aad material, the Chicago, Milwau-
eee and st. Paul railroad has tenn
p0a'lly abandoned improvements
a0d extensions for which the man.
.semeut expected to spend between
100000 and So, 900, 900.
It's true" declared Presids mt
sarliug. that the St. Paul is not
a0'ns any work this year that is
~ necessary. We are doing
Saat every prudent railroad is do
'4s suo what must be done in view
'hetendeucy of the times. We
would stop the building of the Pac-
ae coast extension were it not for
e TACT that the work has proceed
y !" a point where it could not
.'y Well be stopt. I am not an
aust but when the prudent
'uer sees a squall coming he
:" ''lm his sails, And If seems
ue 'nere are plenty of squalls on
-. =, s'oe tor the railroads just
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
Hartman Road into Seattle.

By the conveyance recently by
its president, Louis w. Hill of the
Seattle & Montana Railroad com-
pany, to the Oregon & Washing ton
railway of an undivided half inter-
est in its Seattle tide land property
the last obstacle for the entrance
Of the Hartman lines into that city
was removed. BY this amicable
settlement it is believed that one of
the greatest railroad wars in the
history of the coast was averted
and the credit for brinipg the war
ring interests to a peaceable settle
ment IS due principally to ]. D.
Farrell, representing Hartman,
and L. c. Gilman, the representa-.
tive of Hill.
B. this settlement Hartman
gains 6o-foot right of wav from
the southern eud of Seattle boule
ward 20 the northern end, between
Fourth and Sixth avenues, with
the terminus at Fifth and Jackson
streets. Four lines of track will be
laid in this space and on either side
will be 3o-foot street, donated by
properly owners, under the joint
ownership plan. Nearly all of the
property to complete the right of
way has been purchased by Harri-
man and the few lots required will
be obtained thru condemnation.
Hartman has also promised to
erect a s., 900, 900 station at Fifth
and Jackson streets. Seattle busi-
ness men welcome the settlement,
as it gives promise of early compe-
tition and more favorable rates
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
Cold STORAGE Annex.

The Twin City Ice & Cold Stor-
age CoSis building an annex 10 its
ice plant for cold storage purposes.
Messrs. Church and Stringer have
investigated the amount of cold
storage business that will be offered
and think there is f1a,tering pros
pect in this region. The annex is
31x33 feet aud will be completed in
time for business this spring. Sew
eral of the business houses will
have special compartments for stor-
age of their goods. The Kenne-
wick market will extensive use OF
the cooling chambers for is meats
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
Bad leaning Accident.

What might have been a fatal ac-
c;d.nt occurred last Sunday after
mon on the grade just above Kio
Horace Dimmick, driving a
..,,h horse team, started down the
Horse Heaven bill with a heavy
lad Of grain. The road was ex
,rem.ly slippery and near the top
Of the grade, at narrow pass above
1 steep eanyon, the wagon siipt and
horses and wagon toppled over into
,be gulch. falling in heap about
= feet below. Mr.. Dimmick,
vben he he saw that he could not
.v.rt the accident, leaped from the
4v.eon aud was unhurt. Tie
horses were piled up in the canyon,
one Of them being so badly hurt
that it d ed in few minutes, and
.aoth. r havin. to be sac The
othe, tean escaped with slight
! .eratches. The two horses killed
vere handsome dapple grays owned
byC.B McAlpin and valued at
Goo Warned by Horace Dim
mck's narrc W csc pc, the farmers
of the neighborhood are planning
lar road mending bee this week
J. there are several dangerous places
a the grades l.ading to town.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
FINLEY FACTS.

Weather pleasant and spring like,
spring birds are here and grain and
are beginning to put out healthy
growth.
Everyone has job on the ditch these
days, the high waters the past few
weeks having done much damage.
II. M. Thamke has his house com.
pleted on his ranch one mile north OF
this place and will be ready for house
keeper in the near future.
GeOrge Finley & Son are getting
along nicely on their contract of grad.
ing
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
Steamer Todd Up.River Friday.

? The Steamer Todd " u make the
strip Of the season to upriv-r points =
Friday, leaving port az seven O'Clock
a. m. There is un immense amount
IF freight waiting 10 60 up and her
passenger list will be long. The boat
will make trips Tuesdays and Fridays
during the season. The commission
has complete cargo of 50 tons of hay
to gu up for Allen & McKiver's con-
struction camp. The passenger fares
on the boat have been greatly reduced.
Meals will be served on the boat for
90 cents. Mrs. Fred Webster Is the
cook which guarantees that the service
will be good.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
For the Schools.
Waukesha, Wis f,
Feb. IL, 1907.

Waukesha, Wis :,
Feb. II, 1907.
Keunewick Com. Club,
Kenuewick, Wash,
Centlemen:
= Two years ago l visited your
growing town. I was well satis-
ed with its prospects. and have
decided to settle among you during
Ii. coming summer. Five other
men, with families will go west,
men-who have good homes here
and will build homes equally good
in Kennewick. We would have
beeni ID Kennewick before, but our
schools here are excellent and we
have waited until your schools
we're brought up to date. We are
Ill pleased to hear Of your new
school building and that the direc-
torsiusist on high grade teachers.
Areputation for good schools will
domore to attract eastern people TO
Kennswick than anything else. We
would like to know if you have a
kindergarten. There are five
children under six years of age in
our party who are attending kinder
galten here.
Your town is we'll advertised and
has the name of being tho oily pro-
Jtessive.
Send US some information about
the above situation.
Most truly yours
Henry X. Walters.
The above letter speaks for itself.
This is the class of citizens that we
want in Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
Local Option Defeated.

Representative Johnson's local
option liquor bill was defeated in
the house by one vote, "a to as,
with & members absent. Hamil-
ton from this county voted against
the measure.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
The Great Northern Cases.

III us attempt 10 issue 200, ,OOO,-
900 of new stock at par, the Great
Northern Railroad Company has
encountered much serious opposi-
ton. The Acknowledgement of
Minnesota interfered, some weeks
ago, by asking the courts TO COM
pei the company to apply to the
State Railroad and Warehouse
Commission for permission to issue
this stock, because the law of the
Safe provides that railroad must
SO apply aud show a necessity for
the issue. 1t was claimed by the
company that it was empowered by
Its charter to issue stock at will,
and that the law granting super
vlsory authority t, the Commission
was uuc Institutional. o., January
23rd Jadgr Hallam, ii the state
court III St. Panl, su tanned the
Attorney-General, overruied he
contentious OF the Company, and
issued an order enjolping the CON-
pany from issuing stock during the
pending litigation without first ap-
pl, ing to the Commission and OBJ
tanning Its consent. Then the At
torney General asked the court to
compel the St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba Railroad company (the
parent company of the Great Nor
thern) to show cause why its char
ter should not be forfeited. All
the stock Of this company is owned
by the Great Northern, and these
proceedings strike at the merger
by which the Great Northern sys-
tenn as itI exists today was made.
1t is alleged by the Attorny-Gen-
eral that when the Great Northern
took over or bought the Manitoba
(the two companies having the
same stockhoIders) "a very large
amount of watered stock was issued
by the Great Northern. He
claims that this stock is void.
His allegations should be thoroly
investigated, and the proposed is
sue of new stock at par should be
subject to the decision of some au-
thority representing the people.
1t is question, however, whether
this authority, or official body,
should be one representing the peo-
pie of Minnesota, or one represent
ing the people of the United States.
The railway system for which it is
proposed that this new stock shall
be issued, ceased long ago to be
confined to the state of Minnesota.
Its most important functions today
are of an interstate or national char
ac,er. Probably the time will come
when questions like some of those
raised in these proceedings will be
settled by national authority rather
than by the authority of a single
State, in the territory of which is
situated only a small part of the
property and system of the railroad
company involved.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
NOTICE!

Kennewick Lodge, No 222, 1. O. o. F
has received an invitation to parti,i-
pate in the organization of an I. o q.
F. Lodge at kiOna about March 9Th.
All members are reqested to be present
at next regular meeting to complete
W. +. SOnderman.
Sec'y.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01

I you tired, fagged out, nervous,
pess, feel mean? Holiister,.
s'ountain Tea strengthens the
~. -. a''s digestion, brings refreshing q
ta,n - % cents. Tea or Tablets. The
o'0mbla Pharmscv
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-01
School Funds App0rtioned.

The County Superintendent has
certified to the treasurer that the sew
eral school districts are entitled to the
the following amounts from the state
funds:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
ninger en- MdI fra SporDogn, fun
$4,000. iamt fIpre nn1re. hnn1p 1n.

ninger en- Wei fra Sporpogn, fun
$4,000, iamt flere ANDRE, baaoe op.
rere og btIIigere.
$25 fontant, &elten i maane6lige
Nforag, fjgber en- gob 2ot me6 Sten
6ortop, gano, Selper % @os. Seer
SporDognsltnien. &ele Nriien fun
$3.50.
6lere bir1ige &nie tilialgs - ct
paa @era1lium ct. for $1,000.
Mf 6arme bar ieg flere, bpori.
blanbt uom9rfe6e Bargains, / 5pb
og &oro 9afota, Mtnne'ota, @iscon,
iin, iamt andre Stater. Srrigere1
2ano / Montana paa bs meil for6e(.
agtige 8etingelier. 2onb / Canada
set beolte, til $14 a SIC. Nnore for.
LANCER $18 for Set famine 9an0, mer
ieg far life for Sane at ifrue Hriie
lie op. Doim billigere 2ono.
Seq fa1 bjGlpe ct Har 0pgtigt
Meno til 6orn1e, ON De eno inger
Renge far.
@nten 9e bill farme eller Ell loc
fjgb 40 slcres 2ano al mig for $500
og betal 81 pr: Maane0. Sngen fon
tant llobetaling. TGr Sc pe0 al Sc
ptl Sc funne iGlge bette 2ano fo1
5000 eller mere. st Yar Mil frl
STANDARDIZATION - set er alt.
S. Sobnien,
1888 @e6or ct. (46 Union 8locf)
ct. Saul, Minn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
Snbienbt

&iare Sen Stlar!
Set glp6eoe mig meget at leie bit
iioite 8reb, og leg ier al Snobol6et,
at bet lite itaar ilet laa gait til me6
Sin eberite @tage, iom leg befrDgte=
De; % naar gu er ombDggelig %
ierger for, at Du life faar noget al
Seotet fra &roppen op paa &iernen,
laa tan Du enonu lepe mango Mor,
baa6e til @abn og @le6e for Sin
&nitru, Dine 10 nforiergeoe 86rn og
unoertegne6e. Men set ramIer BOG
en6nu li6t for 0ig / Sterefosien,
naar Dn iaaoon noen bioere gaar
ben % anlpte mig iom 8ormeiter
pdo Roitbuiet. Ne gamIe Dreng,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

ct. SAUL bltper, lom Jig bgr %
bgr, Sen fprlte 8p / Neoropeiten, Ser
faar 9Gren at fel. Sfueipiller @bri-
itian 3angenbergs 8eipg. Set er oS
Ell larlig @leoe at funne m1e60ele
bore 29lere, at Sen befienote 0anlfe
&11nitner f~erltfommen0e Sors6ag Mf.
ten oen 4. @pril oil optre0e paa
0fo5art Sail og gipe Gpillingbpernes
Gunlfe en- 8repe paa fin ppperlige
&a1nit.
Saainart Meobelelien ON Bette
upente6e @elpg tn6traf til ct. Saul,
iatte bebierteoe Ween6 Jig / 8epegel-
ie for at treffe 6orbereoelier til at
giere @r. 3angenbergs SptrR6en ber
til en- 9ufces. On &omite, beitaaen<
oe at 6'@rr. S. 81. 6. Moe, g. g.
6ranien og &c. g.. &anien> bar tagct
Sogen / .&aono, % Sc Me11o pleier
life at giere Sing balpt. Sao ri fan
bore iiffer paa, at Ser fra Mrron=
gementets SIDE intet ufulofomment
bill blibe. Set beroer poa @ublifnm,
ON set for fin Gel bil eiere lin
Hliet. Set ber16er life bpert Mor,
at en- 811nitner iom 3angenberg bier
fig paa Dor @orilont, lad set sieloer
at 9ribe til, naor ban er fer.
programmed er allereoe / ful6 Gr=
Den og 8illettert,e trpft og,i &anoe-
len. @bao Erogrammet angaar BIZ
Der oct lodge Sing, Ser bD6es paa:
Sfueipil, Gang, Exclamation Of
Oplesning. &iernepunftet bltper
S. 8. @eibergs beremte uNei", ser 10
bar bqret prgpet al Dilettanter Der
obre aoifillige @ange, men iom ri I'LL
for ferite Gong bil faa lerperet al en-
at &unitnerne fra Sen Scene, bpor
@tDffet berer biemme. @r. 3angen-
berg, oil ipille &ollen iom @ammer,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

og Sc anore Goller er logt / @Gn0er=
ne paa opgtige lofale &refter. Sore
ltillingen inole6es meo 9racbman11s
lpecielt til 2ourneen frepne Brolog,
Scr liffert oil fomme til ful6 &et be0
at blipe fremiogt at Ell laa beremt
fn%lottonenoe og blpo Stemme JON
&r. 3m1genbergs. Sc @lore | Dor
&reos oil iiffert gleoe Jig ODER bans
uSonge fra bore 8eolteforGlores
|Sto": Min Sen, oil 911 / &er6el1
frem, laa buff = On Sfaal for ben
Nes / 6lufer6ige 8oor = og Sfere
lfere Sabre. u6jemmetS Gang" al
9%rachlnann bill gleoe allie an6re. 90
enoelig Dtl Deflamotions= og SplGs-
.nings &11mrene blipe Sc aller be6lte:
Sra &litten, Ell &per0agsbiltorie al
9racbmonn, &elbefomme1 Sulefor<
telling al Gilling, ianrt S 4parter,
@oroepille=M onolog al Grit5 &ollt.
Dertil bar ri 2op at gle6e % til aos
lfillige lmao Mellemretter / Sorm al
Dacopo=9fumre. De CT ofte Sc beoi te
al Set bele.
Goa set bill ices, at ser er noget
go6t / 8ente. Get meo6eles %, at
ser ef plonlogt en- @alfort berober
fra cit Nobobp langer oppe peo Mis=
iisiippi ben Mften, iaa ct. Saul Gam
slferne maa bore ON fig og fire fig
&1a6s Side. Set Fun Sc giere beb
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