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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

the oregonian and Telegram would
dig political graves for those not
lined up, but would support those
vio voted for Scott.
A prom lnent figure during his ses-
cion was now ju~ior UEltei States
senator from oregon Jonathan
Bourne. who had en- q candidate
throughout the sas1lqn himself. Mr..
BournC's headqucrt ars were in the
Eldridge block lie was this session
as at previous sessions, more or less
a factor in legislative matters, and
kept open house in Salem, where lac
wined and dined and toasted various
members of the legislature. He had
a certain following whose support 4
was necessary to secure in order TO
bring abont Scotts election as sena-
tor. Mr.. Bourne, however, meant
business, wanted to be reimbursed
for expenses incurred, and insisted
upon contract. which was drawn
up. This agreement is said by those
who saw it--and numerous legisla
tors did-to have read as follows
,"In case I receive Jonathan Bourne,
Jr's support for United States sena-
tor at the Joint session of the legis-
lature tonight. | hereby agree TO use
the full power OF the Morning Ore
gonian and the Evening Telegram to
defeat John II. Mitchell at the next
senatorial election and elect Jona-
than Bourne, Jr., in his place.
81 further agree tht II I receive
the support of Jonathan Bourne, Jr..
for United States senator IN the joint
session OF the legislature tonight,
that IL elected I will turn all the fed
eral patronage over to Jonathan
Bourne, JrN
IL hereby further agree, in lieu
OF receiving the supporter Jonathan
Bourne tonight at the Joint session
of the legislature, that whether elect
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

expected the election than he had
desired it. Had he wanted it, he
would have taken measures in TIM
to obtain It, and It woald have been
easy"
Mr.. Scott had no thought nor wish
to become a candidate" Why then
did Mr.. Scott wire to George Z.
Brownell on the last night of the
session as follows: You have often
expressed a desireto help me; II you
do, now is the time.
Mr.. Scott did not expect to be
elected, he says. Then why was this
apostle Of truth so confident of his
own election that he wrote long
editorial on that fateful February
night that marked the death OF tho
1903 session entitled "The Election
of Scott? This editorial was set no,
stereotyped and actually on the
press, when the news came OF Full
toms election, and the press had to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

no acquaintance with them, except
through the newspapers. He be-
lieves, however, that there are sins
Just as black as those punished and
that scribes and pharisees and hypo-
critics are also sinners.
The Oregonian concludes:
They (the people) have been mis-
led--or many of them-by the local
self-seeking corruptionists, including
those whom Gas Horace Greedy said }
God I'm his inscmtable providencs ?
has permitted to edit or control, for
their own political or personal ends,
a large portion OF the village and
country newspapers. We beg the
Medford Tribune not to consider this
unkind.
80 no more at present, but"
The personality of the editor the
Tribune does not figure In this con-
troversy. He is only a poor country
Journalist who's principal worry Is
10 make both ends meet. He Is not
a gum-shoe nor an avowed candidate
for any office. and has no interests
outside of the newspaper, so he can
hardly be called "self-seeking cor
Iruptionist.'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13
Medford Tribune.

a two-column editorial the Port
Il oregonian in its issue OF Sep
aber Z exl'ains and defends its
~ prior to the land fraud trials
4 replies to criticisms made by the
hume. Parts of the editorial real
one of those delightful little
lilies in which the moral Mr..
Hsniff was in the habit of extoll-
his own virtues.
[nctious virtue oosss out of every
4 Of this journalistic Pbcksniff.
Ney Scott has had a hard time
kting the devil. at has been a
Il world to work in," but he has
Ine the best he could with the
hrials." Virtue tas not been his
II reward, either. And now. after
Ia many years OF struggle he can
nk God he is not like other edi-
b AS he says:
6fhe oregonian is the one force
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

Some inside history in connection
with this senator ial contest will shed
a little light upon Mr.. scott's can
didacy. F. w. Leadbetter. son-in-
law OF II. L. Pittoek, one Of the own
ers of the Oregonian. was in Salem
the last OF February. 1908, during
the closing hours OF the legislative
session. He appeared in behalf OF
Harvey W. Scott. who as a dark
horse vas 20 be sprung as a senator
ial candidate and elected al the
eleventh hour. He carried a letter
signed by Mr. Scott. which is re-
ported by those who saw Il 10 have
contained the following;
II hereby authorize F. W. Lead
better 70 act for me In ali matt rs
pertaining 70 the election OF United
states senator at the joint session Of
the legislature tonight. ! will make
good any contracts Of agreements
that he may make IN my behalf
II. W. Scott.
Tho letter was read 70 a number
of LEGISLATORS, whose support was
sought. In some cases the reading
was accomplished by the threat thar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

be stopped and the editorial cut out.
AS matter OF fact Harvey Scott
was a gum-shoe candidate for the
senatorship. There is nothing sur
prising OF aught but laudable In
that. The surprising fact is that he
should find a necessary to so often
needlessly deny what every member
of the legislature OF that day knows
10 be a fact.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13
To Bund Roads.
Omitted Press Leased wIre.)

Olympia, Wash, Dec. 13.-Che-
halls county has decided TO expend
the 100000 cash in It's road and
bridge fund In new road work this
'cn, TO give employment to several
hundred men Of iam'hes who have
been thrown out Cf w,rk there l'y
the closing down Of the mills. The
above statement was made here by
presiden, Finch. of the Aberdeen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

er or not. / will pay TO Jonathan
Bourne $4,000 IN United States gold
coin"
The contract was later signed and
the money paid over 10 the present
senator from Oregon. The coin Is
understood TO have been contributed
by a pool OF Portland business men.
lMr. Bourne could not deliver enough
votes to elect. and Fulton emerged
Triumphant.
At Senator Fulton's banquet four
days later. reference was made TO
the cost Of a legislative campaign.
The remarks passed showed plainly
that all present were familiar with
the raising Of the $4,000 purse.
Here's political purity from the
one incorruptible source In Oregon.
To come back 20 the land fraud
trials the Oregon excuses and ex-
plains without disproving a single
assertion made by the Tribune. Tno
facts remain a. stated BY the Tri-
bune, the files Of the oTegoLian fur
nish all the needed proof. The ore
gonian ala oppose the land fraud
trials during their early stages aud
until Judge Tanner confessed; II ala
make truce with Senator Mitchell
after his last election as senator,
which gave him immunity from at
taeks unta his conviction became a
certainty; and IL ala support BingerI
Hermann for congress In two cam
palgns after bis removal By President
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

For saie-Good house and barn.
new, 20 acres all under cultivation
berries. prunes and all kinds OF
fruit, fve miles from Salem. $4,000
This includes cows, 2 horses. .har-
ness, heavy wagon, spring wagon
200 chickens and other farming
necessities. Enquire 492 State
street. 9-23-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13
COUNTRY EDITOR
TAKESAN HOUR OFF
TO TALK TO HARVEY
|ALYzES AN OREGONIAN EDITORIAL

sDENTALLY HE CALLS ATTENTION UTTER DIsINTER.
FsTEDNEss MIR. SCOTT ATTEMPT IN 1908 TO car
TURE SENATORSHIP BY ABUNDANT PROMISES, AND IN
INMATES TIE GREAT EDITOR FOR A GOLD BRICK AND
cor A LARGE LEMON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

Roosevelt from the Office of general
land commissioner.
These facts help prove the maia
contention, that the oregonian kept
silent about graft among Republican
leaders for fear of hurting the par
ty" or else from some more sinister
reason.
Regarding the Oregonian's snap
picture of Roosevelt and Hermann, IL
was no chance affair, but took sew
eral days to secure. and the President
was followed throngh Oregon for this
purpose by the photographer. A
large number OF papers had been
contracted for to contain this picture
and they were distributed broadcast
over the district. These papers were
not secured after the first publios-
tion, but reached all voters when
regular readers received their copies,
showing that the oregonian jobbed
Mr.. Roosevelt to secure the photo
for It's political effect. II was not
newspaper strategy. but plain case
of get the money" for papers are
not printed and distributed for moth
ing. Perhaps It Is because such OPP
pOrtunitles are rare under the direct
primary that the Oregonian has lost
interest in the Republican party.
Further on the Oregonian says:
"These accusers, whether they call
themselves Democrats or Republi-
cans are all very much alike. They
excuse all the thieves and corrup-
tionists with whom they are affiliated,
whether of one party or another. The
sympathy OF persons like him who
writes in the Medford Tribune for
this dirty gang has always been In.
tense"
The editor OF. the Tribune has no
sympathy for this dirty gang" and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13
FOR RENT

To Renf.-Five room nat. over Far
rington 4 Van Patton's market.
Inquire OF Steiner a Berger, lSs
South Liberty street e-24-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

For sale--A new Edison Home
Phonograph-s60 OUTFIT for $40.
Apply 70 w. II. Squire. West sa-
lem. 10-12-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

For sale-one-year-old Mammoth"
blackberry plants. Ten cents
apiece, or 81 per dozen. Address
Boz 41b, Salem, or. 10-24-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13
DRAYsnN.
THE AVENUE

Creams. ices. cigars and eonfec-
ions. Corner OF Seventeenth and
Asylum avenue. n. v. Daasr, pro-
prietor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13
ron aAIR

For Sale ON Easy Terms-The II. n.
Fleming residence, on Center and
Cottage streets; will be sold
cheap II bought inside OF 80 days.
Enquire ofowner, Court and Win
ter streets. 12-10-3t-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

For Sale or Trade-A fine corner
lot 6Oxi60, on Coart street. Also
6A acres OF good land, fenced, 3
miles south. Price on this tract
500. Latham Land Company
over Portland General Electric.
12-9-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

For SaIe--Two miles west OF Liber-
~, on Prospect road. 100 acres In
40-acre tracts, wood and water.
Finest prune land IN Oregon, only
so per acre. Easy terms. Salem
Land Co, asa Court street, Salem
12-9-1wk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

DE- state Of Oregon which will
|fnter into any combination with
n who are In politics or public
h OF any kind for what there may
1n IL II hates self seekers and
n partisans who study only their
adventage. regardless Of priL-
n Il detests Ears, time-severs,
|s ard humbugs, and naturally
Flestei by them It's only appeal
b honesty and intelligence. which
~ long run will always prevail.
Is Q fine thing TO know that
r j. one ineorr lp .ib.s force IN
Nd, one man sups no to the ran
|pmanlty, who spurns combina-
With those who are in politics,
pho, ike Royal baking powder
Rol.ely pure; whj d"l,s,s !iars'
fel,ns time-sevs ana hates
teekers. One can almost mag
'the applause OF "Cherry" AMI
~" as these noble sentiments
Pom their virtuous sire, while
Tom Pinch listens in rapt al
Non.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

For Sale-Good Red Poll and Jersey
COW. will be fresh soon. Pure bred
Jersey bull. 10 months old. Two
Angora goats. white p. Rock and
Black Minorca cockrels. Pure
bred Berkshire pigs. T. II. Blum
dell, Morningside. Salem. Phone
1872 Main. 12-7-iws
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

ferring 10 the senatorial eiec-
|pf 1908, the oregonian says:
Scott had no thought nor wish
a candidate (for the senate)
tf. He never desired the posi-
Ior he never felt that II was his
n place. But on the last night
n legislative session in Febru-
fs0s, through the urgency OF
persons. Mr.. Scott consented
'pw his name to be brought be-
nc convention; yet he no moe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

Agency--If you want
help OF any kind or want a place
TO work. no matter what you
want. make your wants known by
registering az my ONCE. Also
have real estate OF every descrlp-
tion, and sell at bedrock prices
and terms, Fire and accident pol
ioies. Notary work of all kinds.
Satisfaction guaranteed. once
Grange Hall, corner OF CONNER
eial and Center streets. Phones
SS7 and Farmers 1913. n. n. Ry-
an. 1l-30-tf
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n n n n n n
.OUR CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

VoGeS lumber and Fuel Co.@Lum>
Der shingles. building material,
wood and coal. Low pricea and
prompt deliveries. One block east
OF s. p. passenger depot. Phone
1913. Taft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-13

Good InVestment-choiee city bond
Interest semi-annually. Gilt edge
and a satisfactory investment 20
anyone. Address j., care Journal
ONCE. 12-1O-6ts
For Saie--TwO choice building lots
at low price. New sidewalks and
excellent sewer connections. Easy
terms 20 right party. A. +. Hofer,
Salem, Or l2-lO-6ts
For Sale--One 7-year-old horse and
one set Of harness, and a twO-seat-
ed buggy Call two blocks north
OF cemetery. Mrs. G. Eberth.
12-11-3ts
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Mife iom &renbiel. Com 6et ri

Mife ium &renbiel. Com 6et ptl
erinores pafte 6et for nogle Maane.
Ser 1ioen en- betp6elig 0piigt, at en-
Sfofliffer / 9lltoona, Ha., Sobn @I.
more, poa1to6 at babe fun6et en-
S9oife, bborme6 bon fl1noe gigre al.
minoelig &11lalfe brenobar, og set
paaitooeS, at 8ren6ielsuogifter pao
oenne Maa6e fun6e re6uceres 1ne6
minoit en- Sre6ie6el. San formaae.
Sc en- pelitaaenoe 2ege, Dr. $. 6.
Son, at iette &enge / Soretagen6et,
men set pareoe life lenge fgr 6et 1pf.
feoes &ioeni ifabsmen6 at bepiie, at
set bele bar &umbug. Or. Son tab.
te enoel Benge be6 6en @i1torie, men
oct bre6 fan fig min6re ON. Deri-
moo bar set umuligt for bam at u6.
bol6e be Gpottegloier, ser fra alle
@ioer regneoe neo oper bom, / Cont
taler og 8repe, for6i ban bab6e la6et
Jig narre til at 6eltage / en- iaa flor
Saabeligbe6. San blep meget ner.
pes og funoe life iobe, og ii6lte l1ge
begif ban @elpnoro beo at 6ritfe
@ttrbolipre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
&imbDrferitreifen / sEranfrtqe pe1

&tmbDrferitreifen / 0ranfrtse peo
bliper at 9oa lin @ang, og Ser er life
oen fjerneite @ntponing al, at 6er ri
blipe niit @ftergipenbe6 fra 6e@trei
fen6es SIDE. @fter al SanoipnIig-
be0 er oenne ejenoommelige @treif
Stoleoningen til en- bel politiif 0m'
beltning / 2an6et, bborbeo set ra6i.
fale &arti, Ser loa mango Mar bar
p9ret pe6 Stpret, bil blipe on1itDr.
tet. Set bentes, at set abiolute par.
lamentorilfe Slerta1sitpre, iom bi6til
fur peret set raa0en6e, bil bltpe af'
leit al en- &egieringSform, Ser gi'
oer &raiioenten eller @gieIteret mere
Snoflpoelie paa 9fegieringsfgrelien
9e 1treifer6e &tn6prfere er tp6eligt
nof Salsm9116 for en- aln1inoeltg
&lo9e b1an6t &elgerne oper, at 6eres
9teprGientanter 0eputeretfommeret
forlgmmer 0ereS Hligter for at 6elta.
ge politiife genfer, og @treifen bill
liffert foraariage 8alg al be6re De'
pl1tere6e ober bele 2on6et.
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&trFjkfr.
4unrlrhfa Arhrjhrrnf akanrr Btg arlu.

oreier Jig ON gonlfe operor6entlige
Silfeloe, +. @fs. en- al1nin6elig Sui.
orbejoer= eller Sernbaneltreife. Ser.
for er bette Saaben bleben lgpt, i6et
alle slrbeios9ipere regner me6 @trei.
fen ligeiom meo anore Saftorer set
gfonomiife 2ip. Set gamle Sro. at
8ajonetterne er go6t til meget, men
at Sc life ouer til at iio6e paa, pas.
ier ogiaa paa @trejferne. Ser fom.
fer aabenbart MI en- Gi6, / bpilfen
slrbeioSgiperne bliber gonife Iigegpl.
oige peo @treifen> og 6erpe6 bar Mr.
beioerne peo en- uforitan6ig @rug of
oeres &ooben ielp giort set Tept.
@an tan allereoe MI ie, bbor6an
l1opiflingen pil forme Jig. Sbrit far
arbejoSgiperne iluttet Jig iammen /
loo itore &ergeforbun6> at en- @trei.
te mango sSn6uitrigrene faftiif er
blepen umulig. Eioli9ere fun6e Sag.
foreningerne neo Particle @trejfer
boloe Mrbpi6erne iaa lenge open
Sonoe, til 9lrbeibsgiperne moatte gi.
be efter. Men nu 1parer 9lrbei6sgi-
berforentngen paa enbber 9treife
meo en- @asie=2ocf=out, og 6et er
flart, at ingen Streifefasie er rig
NOT til at boloe @un6re6tuiiroer al
slrbei6ere oben &on6e / Tiger, enoiige
! Maane6er.
@en ogiaa 6en offenlige Mening
er life mere pao 9lrbei6ernes @i6e
iom for en- &effe 9lor ii6en. Mon
tenfe I. @fs. paa 6en Gpu1patbi
bporme6 sen itore @apnearbeioer-
ltreife / @amborg blep mg6t eIler
pao 8iergperfsitreifen / Gubrgebe.
tet. S @iebliffet er Der meeet liot
8egeiitring for 6e Strejfen6e. ga,
peo Sernbaneltreifen sStalien og np.
Zig pe6 8ogeritreifen 6ranfrig itob
Solicit, lom er blepen tr9t al Sen Ell.
&c l1ro, ubetinget paa vl16bDtterne"S 8
@ioe. - @bilfe Sell maa Der bere
begaoet for at ct iaa6ant Omi1ag
ben offentlige Mening fl1n6e ife!
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Tjeroe sSnlt bar iaar iom le6ban
Zig frebet ct betp6eligt Mntal Men
neifelib og foraariaget itore Sab
pe6 Sl6ebranoe, opitaaet af 6prD9r.
teri. Otter Me66elelier fra alle @g
ne af 2anoet er Ger omfommet 48
Menneifer be6 @fsploitoner af SDr.
oerferiiager> og 3,087 ct fommet
mere eIler nli1lbre til @fo6e. Set
iamleoe Sab peo Sjeroe Suli Sl6e
bran6e anilaaes til tet peo II Mil.
lion Dollars.
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1907 ct Mfin1eQar.

1907 ct Minbeaar. Set ii6lt u6,
TONNE Mumer af u@ors og @tierne"
minoer ON, at Moret 1907 pao flere
@aa6er er ct Mtn6eaar bpa6 angaa,
oct 6anife lutberife ftrfeltge Mrbei6e
ber Mmerifa.
9et er laaleoes 40 9lor 1i6en,
Mai 1867 at Eanfen ON Mrbei6e fo1
ben 6anife Golfe= og @irfeiagS
6remme f6rite Gang blep offenliq
fremiot / nDen in6re Misiions 81.
6en6e" / en- 9lrtifel al 2erer M. 80.
@anien, &ollenslpp poa Siellar$
og iomme Mar gop 9@rpboen Baito1
6. 8. @lauien, ct. 9lnsgor, SSo., oe1
fgipren6e Stb6 til, at en- uDan1f
slmerifanif Misiion" blep en6elie
ib9rfiat, be6 at interesiere Brplter.
he Sobannes @la1ien &DSlinge oq
Sobonnes M6ller / O6enie for Ga
gen. 9loret e efter oprette6es ul16pal
get".
Set ct 35 slar li0en set fqr1te
ielpltenoige oanife lutberife Strife
lon1fun0 / slmerifa, u&trfelig W}is
iionSforening", oprette6eS Sen 9
September 1872. San1n1e Mar no
fom 0ftober fprte gfuner al us@ir
felig @amler" oengang ltgelom n
re6igeret al &aitor 96am San
@amme slar begrn6te ligele6es Sc
fprlte egenlige sfrbeioe for l166on.
nellie af 6anife Frp1ter til Mmerift
peo Dannelie a. ct ierligt @folebol
pao 9lifop, UNDER 2e6elie al @ano
tbeol. g. &iemann.
Set er 80 Mar it6en Ben fgr1te
6anife lutberife &irfe / Sp6 Mmerifc
in6bie6es San6tl, Mrgentina.
Set er 25 Mar 1t6en oen an6en
6anife Golfebeiffole bpgge6es / slib'
lan6, Micb., al MI af6g6e &aftor $,
S. He6erien.
Set er 20 @ar fi6en uDen 6anife
&irfes" f6rite &raiteifole aabne6es
@elt Denm1arf, @ts., me6 @aitor
ST. @elpeg iom Soritan6er. @amme
Mqr grun6lag6es ~Danif SDlfeiam'
FUND" fer / glmerifa og 6en Sore
ming / Danmarf, Ser MI be66er
vDonjf= =@merifanifS ifSamfu1l6". Gam
me 9lQr aobne6es ligele6es 6en fier'
oe 6onffe 6olfebeiffole / @piteo
@eb., n1eo &aitor 6. S. @fobgaar<
iom SorltanSer.
Set er en6elig 10 Mar fi6en De
oonife @irfes Sfole Des Moines
Sa., v@ran6 @ietp College, aabne'
bes UNDER &altor St. 81. @eitergaarf
iom GorItanber.
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jra mango Eanter.
&pt fra ollie 2anbe.

Salpation 9lrmp far pi0lt at BE-
nptte Jig al &ocfefellers og Sc an6re
Stan0ar0 Sil @1nbeosme1165 Op,
treoen lom Gi0ner pe0 Torberet /
Gbicago / 2gr0ags. @nbe6smer.
6ene bor remlig foripmt at bepe Sc
bem tilfommetoe Sportler og &ejie'
uogifter iom &i6ner, og @eren bar
0erfor o11n1ooet Dem om at tilla6e ben
at bppe oisie &enge til Soroel for
fottige 8prns Sommeru6flugter,
ialt ca. 81 200. 9en bar 6e be6ite
ubitgter til at fao @1&mnen u6be-
talt.
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@temnenbers Nforbia9en 8oile
@itp, SsS6abo> nprmer itg Mflntning,
men 6et fan en6nu iffe iiges, naar
6orberene pil bore en6t. S 6enne
Eio bol6er &appoo6s Soriparere
Torbgr> og en- Meng6e @i6ner er
blepet afbprte. @i6nefprielen gaar
,nabnlig u6 paa at faa faitlaaet, at
&ilitaaelien om oe mango 6orbrpoel'
ier, iom 0rcbar6 goobi1lig bar af'
Iagt, life er at itole paa, og at ban
/ mango Silfel6e bar aflagt Eilitao'
eIie ON Sorbrp6elier> iom ban ilet
lite bar begaaet. geapnltg gieloer
bette om bna6 ban fortalt ON fine
8eorifter / @an Srancisco &etning
al at iprenge ct &us / 2uften bes
Dpnan1it efter Soriparsiagens
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