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ALBA MAN is MISSING.

Abba, May Esd M. Noble, form
err county auditor, is missing. Mrs.
Noble is at Colfax with her nephew,
Harry Noble The entire family is
bowed in sorrow.
1t is understood here that he has
made an equal division of his property
and the woman he has deserted will
receive her share but it is also said
that Noble, before leaving, mortgaged
all his property to the limit and that
it will be difficult for his wife to save
anything from it.
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RUSSELL.

Russell-Miss Kate Stote left on No.
10 Friday for Galesburg. ILL.,. for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Nellie Kimball,
and family.
Mrs. Jessie Hatcher of FL Paso. Tex
as, arrived Friday for an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Larimer, and other friends.
A. r. Werts returned from Des
Moines Friday evening. where he has
been the past week assisting in the
erection off residence for his brother,
Charles Werts.
H. W. Gittinger of Charlton attended
commencement exercises in Russell
Friday night.
Eva Bowers. who is teaching school
in Wayne county spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs Ella Wiltse and daughter,
Helen, left Friday on No. 9 for Des
Moines, for a visit with the formers
sons. Clyde and Scott, who are work.
ing there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stech, Mrs.
William Johnson and daughter, Edith,
Mrs. r. T. Huston and daughter, Bess
Goltry Mrs. Ida Adcock and Leila Hus-
Maud Lyman Of Charlton arrived
here Friday on No. for visit with
Bess Goltry.
G. S. Boyd and sons, Allen and Mar
shall visited in Des Moines from Fri
day until Sunday.
Mrs. j. P. Morrison and baby left
on No. 10 Fridty for an over Sunday
visit at Melrose. Mr.. Morrison left
Saturday on No. to join her
Mrs. Eta Russell and daughter
Merle. returned home Saturday, after
a few days visit in Russell.
May Vanarsdale of Charlton arrived
Friday evening to attend commence
ment exercises and visit friends for a
few days.
Mrs. Ida Thompson was Melrose
visitor Saturday.
Miss Tura Hawk left Saturday for
Cedar Rapids for a short visit with
friends before goine to her home.
Miss Lulu Mcfarland left on No.
Saturday for visit with friends in
Charlton.
Mrs. R. L. Adams and daughter
Helen. left on No. Saturday for AL
bia for a two weeks visit with theil
mother and grandmother, Mrs. j. B
Dunkin.
P. H. stech. Albert Chapman. Claude
Bowers and j. w. tastes were shop
ping in Charlton Saturday.
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question whether investors would be
able to realize fairly on them.
Differs From Hill Case.


These are only a few of the effects
that would flow from decision against
the Hartman organization. There is,
legally, large difference between the
Hartman organization and that of the
Northern Securities. 1t was held in the
Northern Securities company that
something equivalent to conspiracy
had been attempted In the Hartman
case there is no chance for such a
conclusion. The Northern Securities
company only nominally bought the
control of the Northern Pacific; in fact,
it exchanged its stocks for those Of
the Northern Pacific, no money pass
ing in the transaction. 1t never had
control of the Great Northern. though
it held proportion Of that roads
stock which assured control without
representing a majority.
In the case of the Union Pacific's
purchase of the Southern Pacific the
condition was different. Here there
was an actual, bona fide purchase and
money was paid. The charge of con
spiracy could not be made.
Further than this, it has been point.
l.
members of the Interstate Commerce
commission and others in authority
with much force, the conditions in the
two cases weer different. The North
ern Pacific and Great Northern were
parallel and competitive lines without
question. Each controlled system
extending from the lakes to the Pacific
coast. This was not true of the Union
Pacific and the Southern Pacific. The
Union Pacific. at the time of its reor
eanization in 1897 was not a trans
continental line. 1t extended from the
Missouri river to Ogden. It's connec
ton from Ogden to San Francisco was
via the Central Pacific, which was 9
part of the Southern Pacific system
For years, while the Southern Pacific
had been under Huntington, there hac
been free interchange of traffic be
tween the Central Pacific and the
Union Pacific. But the Denver & Rio
Grands had been built from the cas-
to Ogden, and there was always a pos
sibility Of the Southern Pacific making
It's traffic arrangements with the Rit
Grande, to the exclusion of the Unior
| Pacific which in that event would
have been hung IN the air, with nc
connection of its own east of Omaha
and none west of Ogden, dependen
on the sparse local traffic OF the
thousand miles, of territory between
| Omaha and Ogden.
This was menacing situation
which the Feorganizers of the Unio1
Pacific hadSto face. The house of Goult
was powerful, rich and enterprising
| 1t was known to want the coast con
nection. 1t has connections, by the
Missouri Pacific and the Wabash, from
the Missouri river to the east. In thu
ordinary course of competition, tn,
| Gould system was liable to turn :
trick that would greatly injure thu
Union Pacific.
That such a thing might easily hap
pen could not be doubted. Coils P
Huntington was an old man. He con
trolled Southern Pacific policies AM
there was always the serious DANCE
that at his death that property nigh
pass into the hands Of the Goulds
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j. r. LAUGHLiN DEAD.
Succumbs to Heart Trouble at Liberty
viIle-Fnueral to Be Held

Libertyville.-J. R. Laughlin died at
his home in Libertyville Monday
morning of heart trouble. He leaves
wife and one daughter. The funeral
will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs John Allison were
Fairfield shoppers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Lawson are the
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A FINE ARRAY OF TALENT
LECTURERS

JUDGE BEN LINDSEY DENVER.
GOVERNOR e. w.
SENATOR NORRIS BROWN
McNschoR
DENVER PASTOR FIRST
~
GEO. L. McNUTT THE DINNER MAN.
RAINEY BENNETT OF INDIANAPOLIS.
WINFIELD r. GAYLORD MILWAUKEE,.
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For Railway Mail Clerks.

On Nov: 10 in the cities OF Mi
not, Bismarck, Grand Forks,
Fargo. jamestown and Valley
City, North Dakota young men
mill he examined as to their re.
quirements to enter the civil ser.
vice IN railway mail clerks.
The examinations are not hard,
and a young man does not have
to study particularly for this.
He has to have a good general
knowledge Of the geography OF
the United States, and be able
to write and read readily. His
salary at the beginning is $500
a year, with splendid chance
to rise, az he shows his fitness to
do SO. The Independent would
like to see some of the Minot
young men take this eXamina.
ton. The Government requires
that a week prior to the examin
alton, the applicants must file
with the civil service colnmiss
Toner at Washington, D. G. theil
applications. Further informa
ton may be secured from J. J
O'Neil at the Minot post office.
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Mott Sells Grocery Store.

Il. E. Mold, who has con
Quoted the Unique Grocery store
for the past year, sold his store
to his partner, August Zethren.
Mr.. Zethren announces the
fact that he will conduct a
strictly cash business, and saws
that he will price his good-
strictly right. Mr.. Zethren has
been a resident of Minot for two
years or more and is regarded
as a frst-class grocer.
Mr.. Molt will leave soon for
the west to engage in business.
The store will soon be moved
to the New Masonic Temple, Mr..
Zethren having secured a long
lease on the north room. Mr..
Zethren expects to be in the new
location sometime between Nov.
9Th and 10th and during the
meantime, he is selling his gro.
ceries at reduced prices.
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PUBLIC AUCTION

A. E. Weatherwax wishes to
announce that on Nov. 4, 1907,
he will sell at Public Auction at
his farm three miles west OF
Tasker, two span of large well
brnke mules Z or 8 years old.
Also a HI mbletonian mare, two
spring colts, six milk cows, one
yearling bufI, six spring calves,
three brood sows. nine shoats,
400 or $50 bu. of oats and
speltz, 20 tons OF hay, three sets
OF work harness, 100 plymouth
rock chickens a full outfit of
farm machinery and all house.
hold goods. tt
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Machines Burn at Lansf0rd.

J. A. Davis of Lansford lost
his threshing machine by fire
Friday night, After finishing
threshing for a party, he
sprinkled the machine we'll, but
there must have been a spark in
the flax straw which was un.
noticed. The loss was $1,000 with
no insurance. Henry Kirken-
bush, of the same place, lost his
machine in about the same man.
ner the following night. His
machine was insured for all it
was worth.
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Paul v. Mccoy, the druggist,
has added fifteen feet to the
length of his main salesroom and
will install an eight foot case full
of knives and razors exclusively.
Mr.. Mccoy is increasing his
stock right along, he is buying
in larger quantities to secure
better prices, and needs the room
badly.
Farm Loans-Grant S. You
mans. 2-21t
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A baby daughter was born to
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Solberg.

A baby daughter was born te
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Solberg.
+. J. Lyman was called tc
Lake Minnetonka, Mimi, Satur
day, by the serious illness OF biz
mother.
Where, oh, where is our truan1
officer? We need one badly, but
this district is too poor to at
ford a luxury OF this kind.
Winter is a ltny ways off.
Peter Reichert saw a snake as
he was on his way to Minot last
Saturday.
O. M. Pierce, credit man and
T. P. Griffen, manager of the
Minot Grocery Co., are trans
acting important business in
Graz I'D Forks.
VIM. Andersen, the hide aud
fur man from Minneapolis is here
looking after the Minot house.
He recently returned from a four
months sojourn in European
countries.
Sales seem to be very success
full, old machinery, ETC., bring
ing good prices. At Geo. Gheen's
sale last week, which was auc.
tioneered by Henry Hecht, a
binder brought $99.
Miss Olive Waldref, who has
been at SEATTLE, Wash, for the
past year, is here to visit her
many friends and relatives. She
will soon leave for Minneapolis
to take a business course.
During the Elks' parade last
Saturday, a small fire was start
ed il the alley at the rear of
Weber's hardware store, from
the burning OF papers. A small
building caught fire, but the fire
ladies soon put it out.
J. A. Corey editor of the Wen
atchee Daily World, was here
last week, the guest of his
brother, L. A. Corey. The ed
itor has made a lot of money, in
vesting in ten dollar land which
is now worth $1,000 an acre.
Deputy Steinhofer arrested a
young man, John Miller, at Flax
ton last week, who it is said, is
wanted in Missouri and Indian
on charges of grand larceny.
There is no positive evidence
against the fellow.
w. B. Walker, the school
teacher-printer, who has been in
the National Insane Asylum at
Washington, D. c., has been
brought back and will be tried
before Judge Amidon. Walker
feigned insanity rather than go
to the pen, but has concluded
that he'd rather sojourn in the
pen than remain in a flock of
maniacs.
Andy Botz is recovering from
an accident which occurred to him
while engaged in hauling the
chemical engine to a small blaze
which occurred in the Grill Cafe
last week, one day. Andy was
struck by the fire team, which
was running towards the city
hall, knocked down and a finger
terribly crushed and his knee in
jured,
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Alderman Hurd.

At the meeting of the City
Council, Henry Hurd, one OF Mi.
not's prominent contractors,
was chosen unanimously by the
Board to till the vacancy in the
First Ward caused by the resig-
nation of Alderman Ehr. Mr..
HuTd is a progressive citizen
and is good man for the place.
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MALT LICENSE OR TAX NOTICE

tax receipt for special tax on the business Of
retail dealer in malt liquor was issued to E. L.
Elan Of Grano North Dakota. on the 9Th day
of July A. D. 1907, which said tax receipt Is
block No. 9. OF original town plat Of Grano,
North Dakota, on Main street, which said
building is .wned by E. L. Elan whore said
tax receipt is posted.
Dated this 3lst day of October A. D, 1907. y
E. l.. Elan
Holder of said Government tax receipt.
1O-3I-11-l4
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MALT LICENSE OR TAX NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a government
tax recei ct for special tax on the business Of
retail dealer in malt liquors was issued q
Winston aud Larson, Of drano. North Dakota,
on tho Sth day of July A; D. 1907, which said
on lot No 2. block No. Q. of the original town
plat OF Grano. North Dakota, on Main street.
which said building is owned by Winston and
Dated this 3lst day Of October A: D. 1901
Winston and Larson,
Holder OF said Government tax receipt.
1O3l-11.n
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JEAN BART 10 CENT CIGAR m~@'
UGAR NJ D

Mr.. and Mrs. Swelander and
family of Tagus have moved into
Minot for the winter.
The Bismarck Tribune prints
a picture of Secretary OF State
Blaisdell, and an announcement
that he is a candidate for con.
gress.
Threshers smoking in the hay
loft of w. Britton's barn near
Velva started a fire which burn.
ed that structure. Loss $4,000
with $500 insurance.
A Halloween ball will be given
at Jacobson's Opera House the
night OF Oct. 81 (tonight). This
will he one of the best things CT
the season.
Don't fail to attend the big
sale at Fthe Chicago Clothing
Store. Opens Saturday, Nov.
I'd, at 9 a. m. Located in the
Morrill, Hotel Bldg. ,t2
Among the notables attending
the Elk blow out in this city Sat-
urday, were Ex-Governor E. Y.
Sarles, Congressman Marshall,
Congressman Gronna and u. S.
Senator Hansbrough.
The Chicago Clothing Store, To-
Gated il the Morrill, Hotel Bldg,
are forced to quit business, hav-
ing a lease on .ur hands. We
offer the building for rent and
fixtures for sale. Apply to O. j.
HCude. t2
P. P. Lee returned from Bel
lingham, Wash, where. he now
resides, to attend to some bust
ness. cit was four months since
l went away. and l could hardly
believe my own eyes at the i'm
provements that have been
made" be said.
The Chicago Clothing stock
has been traded to the Canada
Land Co., of St. Paul. We must
quit business. Entire stock must
be sold in 81 days at 47c on the
dollar. Sale opens Saturday,
Nov. I'd, at 9 a. m. Located in
the Morrill, Hotel Bldg. t2
Two strangers who stopped
along the road six miles south
OF Minot last Thursday to eat
dinner, accidentally set fire to
the prairie, causing the loss of
100 tons Of hay for James SEQ
field and liver Grothe. A strip
OF country ~ by 3 miles was
burned over and hundreds got
out and fought the fire.
C.Hursch a Sawyer farmer, was
shot through the shoulder Sun
day by his son-in-law, one Muir
dock. Hursch had a grievance
against Murdoch aud started for
his home with a gun and a
satchel full of cartridges. MUIR
dock was prepared for him and
after the father-in-law opened
up with his arsencl, returned
the fire with a rifle and brought
the old man down with a we'll
directed shot. The old man will
be brought to the Minot hospital.
The son-in-law was not arrested,
as it is clear that he shot in self
defense.
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THE MORE YOU SMOKE
THE MORE YOU WANT
CLOTHING STORE TO QUIT
Stock is Traded to q Canadian
Land Firm=.=Must Be Closed
Out at Once.

The Chicago Clothing store
will suspend business IN Minot
and the fixtures are for sale and
the room for rent. The stock
has been traded for Canadian
land and the owners are now
holding a big sale to clean out
the goods. The firm finds that
Minot is over stocked with bust.
ness OF this kind and has de.
cided to quit.
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Notice is hereby given that a government
tax receipt for special tax on the business Of
ford Drug Co., of Grano. N. D.. on the 18th day
of of July, A: D. 1907. which said tag receipt is
posted in the Drug. Store located on lot IL,
Ward, State of N. D. Said property is owned
by E. E. Joseline of Grano, N. D., and the
lessor of said property whore said tax receipt
Dated this 18th day of Oct, A. D. 1907.
t3 Stafford DRUG Co.
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WANTED Salespeople, ladies
Or gents, to assist with the cloth
ing sale at the Chicago Clothing
Store in Morrill, Hotel Bldg. Ap.
ply at once. t2
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Chas. Tatman's sale last Sat-
urday was a dandy. Sucking
colts sold for $74 each and mare
brought $3.50.
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EsTRAy-A dark red COW, from near
the A. V. Swanson farm ncrth Of Minot
Sunday morning, had rope about neck.
Finder notify S. L. Beachler, Minot, N.
D. REWARD. 1631.l1-6-p
For SALE-A splendid paying bust
ness in Minot A chance for party with
small capital. Owner must leave. APP
ply at Independent. lO-3l-tf
For SALE-Automobile, piano, farm
iu Williams County, stock Of merchan.
disc at Mmelia, u. D., and residence
lot in Minot.
Inquire of o. Nj. Pierce, Trustee.
t. Minot, N. e.
WANTED-A marriel man to work on
farm by the month, must have good
habits and be good hand with horses.
A. V. Swanson,
$40 So. Belyea Ave.
EsTRAYED-Sunday, Oct. q, 1907, a
dark sorrel or chestnut mare branded N
on shoulder and N on thigh, hltched to
to rubber tired buggy. Last seen ten
miles south of Minot. Finder bring to
VIM. Carols barn and receive pay for
trouble. t2pd
For sale or trade for real estate a
complete up to date livery barn at Can
do, N. D. For particulars write box
142, Cando, N. D.
John Mccarthy.
Cando N. d.
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Dissolution Notice

The o-partnership OF Bettin Brothers
g. Knorr, heretofore existing and doing
business under the above name and has
this day been dissolved and on and after
the date they will not be responsible for
any debts centra,ted but will pay all
bills due up to the hate of Dissolution.
Dated this oath day of October, A. D.
1907. BErT1N Bros, Minot, N. D.
1881. lila
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Stomach troubles; heart and kidney
ailments, can be quickly corrected with
a prescription known to druggists ev-
erywhere as DR.. Shops Restorative.
The prompt and surprising relief which
this remedy Immediately brings is en-
tirsly due to its Restorative action upon
the controlling nerves Of the Stomach,
etc. At A. p. Slocum. the druggist.
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THE MORE YOU SMOKE
THE MORE WE MAKE
SOUTH PRAIRIE

The sals given at the Shay school
house. Oct. II, Melted the Ladies' Aid
ovep $1,000 Mr.. Christensen drew tho
much desired name built, while Mr.. Ed.
Anderson drew the checker quilt.
The Ladies' cleared 5000 on the name
quilt alone.
Last Sunday tho cook Car belonging
to Mr.. Hegle was upset while on tho
road to Mr.. AL. Campbells. The stove
was overturned and one Of the cooks
and two men of the crew sustained pain
full injuries from burns.
The entertainment and box social
given by the pupils of Liberty school
and supervised by the teacher, Miss
Dena Peterson, was success in every
way. The receipts from the boxes, the
fish pond, ETC., aggregated forty eight
dollars and twenty cents. Mr.. Vic
Swanson presented the lamp which he
won, to the school.
Mr.. j. Witham has left his country
home and moved to Minot, where he ex-
| poets to reside.
The dance at Mr.. Geo. Browns, last
Saturday evening, was given in honor
of his wlfe's fifty-ninth birthday and
was pleasant affair. 4
Mr.. B. F. Hanson has hydroIic drill
on his farm and is after good we'll in
''dead earnest"
Mr.. Bombeck has rented Mrs. Scot
fields farm for next year and has al
ready moved to that place.
Mrs. Louis irving has suffered con-
siderable ill luck with her poultry this
year. One Sunday in September hun
ters killed and took away ten of her
ducks and last week while she was
away from home pup which they had
taken to train for cattle raided her
chickens and killed sixty one.
ED1ToR's NoTE-We woul like to
know what happened to the pup.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Church, will meet with Mrs. Toftner,
the first Wednesday in November.
Lars Tullefson has replaced his barn,
which was destroyed by the cyclone III
June, with bigger and better building.
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SnsenolidJe granoitifter.

Npod, I..D., IS. September. -
Scds anaben inn Nlter bon fl bis
IA Sabren, Sniaiien bes ct. agnes-
&lolter ST. SporfiG, Ny, babcn oos
8eItdnonib ob9elcgt, OaB iie oas
Seller angelegt boben, moorrh an
Sreitae slbenb ein Sdooen bon $10,-
600 in Der Mnitalt angeridtet unb
oos 2eben bon 600 &inoern auf's
Spiel geiett nilroe. Sanf Dem Sel,ers
morIb elltfamen sic ainoer in gutter
Sronnng aus Dem brennenoen 8e-
baube. Die geitdnoigcn &naben plir.
ben nad) Dem "Gatbolic Erotectorp"
in @eit 6arms 9ebroft, Inn bort Oas
Serfabren Der 8ranb.Slrrp nit ibnen
%ab5uipdrten.
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Sed5s MiQionen Yiirsidyaft.

Gbicago, 81, Is. September.
= lin einen Siltirungsbeiebl 81 er.
langen, burf ipelden bie Sollitredlng
oes bonn Hid)ter 2anois erloIienen
Strafurt6eils auf $29,240,000 Der
binoert miro, bot Die nStonoar0 Oil
So" bon Snbiana cine Caution bon
$4,000 900 81 itellen. Cabin lalitete
Die gntlheioung oes Hifters @rob.
cup bonn 9unoesfreis9eridt sur gro
BEN ltn5ufriebenbeit ser 8ertreter bel.
Der Yarteien. Die anpGlte Ser
,Stanouro Oil 60" matten energiid)
gelteno, cine 9iirsidaft bon $1,000
900 ware uollfommen musrei6enb.
lpGbrenb sic 8ertreter ser 9unbess
&e9ierung sic 5oroerults itellten, Die
Caution miiiie Dem pp1en 9etragc
Der llrtbeilsi umme gleihfommer.
&ihter @roBcltp entid)ieb, es miiBten
5lpei Gautionen geiteut unO pom @e.
rift gutaebeiBen iein, ebe ser SiIti-
rungsbeiebl erlalIen perbe, nGmIid)
cine inn 9etroge bon $4,0O0,000,
nelbe oen gelit Ser 8eieGidaft in
@biting, Snb.. bede, unb eitte i'm ge-
TRACE BON $2,000,O0O, nelf)e Dem
Bette ser @eieGidaft auberbalb
@bitings entiprefen.
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ten opertrGitcten @lGltbigcr," gum
llrtteridieo bon 8roBbritonnien,
Geutltlano u1O StolierL Die iid) an
Der 9lotooe bon Sene8uelo I'M Sabre
1902 betbeiIiet bottcn uto bereitS
befrie0i9t muroen. Der sur sltS-
5oblung fommlerloe 9etra9 lit 314,.
091 Solipors, mobon 9elgien 80,
6ronfrei6 13, Wieyifo ~, Die Ser.
Staaten # Bro5ent, Sponien, SOL
LAMB, Sd)meoen mo Norpegen fleis
mere Antbeile erbalten.