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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

There seems to be an almost
universal belief that the new
council is going to compel the
building of first class Sidewalks
all over town. And strang to say,
nobody is kicking about it-yet.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

Say, if you want tomato and
cabbage plants call on Jim Har-
mon. He has a hot house.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

Lee McAboy, a nephew OF
Thos. c. McAboy, is visiting in
this city. Lee McAboy is a rail-
road man and has been working
a., Tayao
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

C. F. Canaday of Gentry, Mo-,
arrived in this city Sunday to
look after his mining interests.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

Alf Dowty has built a new
house in the northeast part OF
fnuyx1
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

Preaching at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. Junior
Endeavor at 4 p. M; Senior En-
deavor at 7 p. m.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

NJ. C. French is in Chelsea, /.
T., on business.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

Charlie McElhiney was here
from Oklahoma City last week
visiting his friends. Charlie is
now on the road for the Murdock
Coffee and Spice Company of
Kansas, City.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

Mrs. Chas. F. Polster, who has
been very i'll, is improving in
health.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24
Trustees Sale.

Whereas George a. Morris, Junior, sin
gle and over 81 years OF age, by his GER
tain deed Of trust. dated December 4,
1905. and recorded In Book -, at page 9e5
Of the records Of A IdraIn County, Mis-
souri,. conveyed TO W. w. Harper, as
trustee, Ia secure the payment Of GER
tain promlssory note therein described, the
following described Real Estate, situate
In Audraln County, State Of Missouri,
that Is TO say.
All OF Lot Two (9l, Block One "a, Wood
lawn Place, In the City Of Mexico, Mis-
souri,, and being the same lot conveyed 10
the said Morris by T.. Il. Talbot and wife,
Lena Talbot.
And whereas default has been made In
the payment OF said note and Interest,
now. therefore, In order 10 pay said note
aud interest, VIII, at the request OF the
legal holder Of said note, expose said real
estate 10 sale at the east front door OF the
Court House in the City Of Mexico, Mis-
souri, 20 the highest blddefffor cash, on
FTidGU, November s, 1907,
between the hours OF o'clock In the fore
noon and s o'clock In the afternoon.
w. w. HARPER, Trustee.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24
That State Highway.

New Florence, Mo-, Oct. 16.
Montgomery county has or
ganized to further the proposed
state highway central route.
Meetings have been held this
week at High Hill, Jonesburg,
Mineola and Danville, when del
egates were elected to a county
meeting held at this place this
afternoon. A district across the
county approximately two miles
wide is to be formed, the cost
Of the road to be paid in a bond
issue. A committee on locality
boundary lines and securing pc
titions was appointed and will
begin at once its work.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24
Former Audrain Boy.

The following is repeated
from the Vandalia Leader:
Mr.. J. M. Wheeler, capitalist,
and princely real estate holder
of Seattle, is registered at the
City Hotel. Fifteen years ago
he left Vandalia just plain jim
Wheeler, a poor boy, seventeen
years Of age. Today he owns
rows of fine buildings in Seat
tie and his wealth is approx
mated close to the million mark.
Jim Wheeler of Vandalia was q
quiet, unassuming boy, and Mr..
Wheeler of Seattle is a quiet,
unassuming man with more the
look of a student than a stern
financier. But his broad and
prominent brow is not for moth
ing. 1t gives the key to the
aggressive policy that has been
so successful. Mr.. Wheeler nat
urally thinks Seattle the coming
city of the West. It's population
is increasing at the phenomenal
rate of 5000 a month. Every
facility known to modern sci
entific Improvement is being
used to make the city beautiful,
up to date, metropolitan.
Mr.. Wheeler's father and
mother live on a fruit farm in
the suburbs of the town. The
residence is modern and lux
uriously appointed. The older
daughters of the family are
married, but Ella, the youngest,
is single, and lives at home with
her parents, as does one son,
John.
Mr.. Wheeler has had his au.
tomobile shipped to Dallas, Tex.
and after a short visit to st
Louis he win go to that city
and begin an overland trip tC
New Mexico, being host to {
party of friends on the journey
He will tour the entire Wes'
in his car, expecting to reacl
Seattle next April.
Mr.. Wheeler expressed him
self as much astonished at Van
dallas progress in theslast fiji
teen years, and also much pleas
ure at the cordial reception Civ
en- him. 1t being a practical il
\ lustration that after all Their,
is nothing like old friends.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24
THE MESSAGE
THURSDAY, OCT. II, 1907.
Got His Ear.

The Perry Enterprise last
week said:
John Goodnight returned to
Perry from Canada Saturday.
Last February he went with a
carload of stock belonging to
Dick Shell, who moved from
near Laddonia to Canada.
While on the road a horse bit
the lower part of one of Johns
ears off, and the train run 80
miles before it stopped, so John
could not get a doctor, and he
came near bleeding to death.
The train only stopped twenty
minutes, in order for him to get
patched up" and then he had
to go 800 miles farther before
he came to his destination
John says he had big time up
in Canada.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24
Money in EN-.

= The New Florence Leader
last week said:
9liAndrain county farmers are
going into sheep business in
earnest. Twenty-three car loads
were unloaded at Martinsburg
last week for south of town
farmers. We are told that For
est Coveington now has on hand
about 5000 head and has anoth-
er thousand coming. There's
money In 'em.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24
New Meat Market.

NJ. Q. Oven and Frank Towson.
3 doors north PostofiiceI phone 4l5.
Dealers in fresh aud cured meats.
Poultry il season.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24

The Philadelphia gentleman who
Is going to squander a half mill
Hon dollars entertaining = party Of
friedds on a tour Of the world
sesms to have organized q sort Of q
goy Trust.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24
The Missouri Mule.

Outside of Missouri, and pos
sfbly Tennessee. it Is unusual
for agricultural papers to waste
much euIogy on our humble,
long-eared songster. the mule,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24

LOst-A white and liver colored
pointer dog. about 8 months old.
Finder return to Harry Owen and
rrceiyo reward.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24

j. A. Genrich who has been con.
Quoting a candy stand on the street
has opened a Candy Kitchen in the
room formerly occupied by the u s.
Express Go. and also serves lunch
in connection. He hopes to have
q share Of your patronage. t7nov
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24

w. P. Flynn, south Of Lad
donia, comments the Fulton
Telegraph, takes the whole bak-
cry when it comes to utilizing
half acres of ground. Last
spring he planted a half acre
Of ground in potatoes. He gath
cred l40 bushels Of ''spuds. :
He then planted the ground in
corn and got 80 bushel Of corn
and enough fodder to winter a
cow. and now has q pretty fair
crop of fall grass. Who can
beat that half acre Of ground
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-10-24

but occasionally there is an ex-
ception. Here is a bit of logical
moralizing by the Nebraska
Independent Farmer:
Perhaps the readiest all pur-
pose team on the farm is the
mule team. The mule team is
valued always as a road team,
since they are quick and active
and of extreme endurance. AS
compared with their own
weight the mule team will like
ly swing a heavier load than
will a pair of horses. Another
thing, the mule is not a heavy
eater; he has a smooth, easy
going gait that does not be-
speak much wear and tear, and
his disposition is more like that
of the OK than the horse. He
takes the world as it comes,
without much worry or furry.
If he feels like an occasional
squirt it is all over in a iiffy,
and the world wags along at the
same old pace. A good pair of
draft mares is about the only
thing that will discount a good
mule team on most farms. In
flat, muddy districts the mule
is scarcely in such high favor.
With q load behind him he will
hit bottom in a mud hole the
first shot. But mud holes are
unpopular even among good
horses.
: down in the rolling sections
of Missouri is where the mule
is a prime favorite. A good
team of mules there will bring
any day from $500 to $500, and
they frequently touch the same
mark here in Nebraska"
Addressing a public gather
ing at Hamilton, Ohio, Judge
Kenesaw M. lands gave young
men--and old men, too, for that
matter - something worthy of
serious thought when he said !:
at is easy for a man to be a
good civil officer today. This
talk about the courage required
is what Sherman called poppy
cock All a man has to do is
to find out what is right and
then do it. If every man in Of
flee would give ten per cent Of
the loyalty he has to finding
out what is right and the rest
to simply doing it, we should
realize Lincoln's ideal of a gov
eminent of the people, for the
people and by the people"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Entered at the Post Office at St. Paul
Adinn., as second class mail-matter.
Senator &mmte Meliun.

Sorbunos ienator @nute Meljon
bleb / SirSoags al Minneiota Stats
2egiSlatur ~gienoalgt til at repreien.
tere Giatcn / 2an0ets eperlte lobgi=
benoe 6oriamling. 8alget giel0er
for 6 Mar, og bette bliper iaaleoes
Senotorens treble Sermin. @olgets
l@OfaI0 bar paa Iprbaon0 gibet o9
blcp gje]1ncmfprt mes iolt 143 5tem-
mer, al bpilfe Sc 4 fom ira 6emo=
f%ratiife Me0len1mcr al Genatet. 9e=
mofra:e Ell, 5tats%l cnator gilbert @cbal=
Ter fif 81 5temmer, og @cballer
1elp itemte for 1ranf .. 9ap. 5tats=
ienatets eneite Ycpnliit, Ole 8. Gag
eng bolot foruo> for Mfitemningen en-
pittig Sale, / bpilfen ian lfarpt fri<
tilere0e Sc ltore Yartier % en6te
111e0 at ertlure, at Fan pil6e gioe GU
pernpr Sobn 81. Sobnion fin @tem=
me- bpa0 ban ga ogIaa gior6e. @en
set por ogiaa SEN ene1te @temme,
Ser git Sen Sci.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Gm u@ranf" jim @npernpr.

uEbe GOLDEN &1lIe", gigr moo an
ore, bpao gu gnlfer, at andre ifal
giere moo 0ig ielp, bar oisie Dage
faaet Ell ret %eienoommeltg Slluitra-
ton neoe paa BET al Sor0ifialp rant
tie Samaica. Saa inart Meooelelien
fum til Mmerifa ON l1lpffen, ien0tes
Der 9l9lp fra Dor r1grmel tie Slaaoe,
'%tation, Ser laa ,uu n9r, at Oe11nc
@iGlp fulloe l1aa Irem paa set meit
fritilfe Si0sprnft, ba Mp6en bar
ltprlt og 6aren for &lpnoringer al
iampitigbeoslpi &erloner melt oper-
bnngen0e. ll0en at befpmre fig fort
ON 6ormoltteter ien0te 6e1 ameri<
fanife M0miral SiGlp I 2on0, 29ger,
Me0iciner, .@agtmanoifab oiD., og
Ser blep arbei0et al Uncle Cams
5pnner meo SSper % ptllige @an6er.
Sg 6en engellfe @ltoernpr paa Gen
bite fin ~3afnemmeligbeo for Sen go-
Sc Silie be0 at bile Mmerifanerne
bort fra Gen paa en- lGrlig baanltg
Moo6e. @bo0 Ser bar bGret bans
MotiD for cit iaaoan nolegt l(for=
%ifommetbeo pioes life = %gln6eligt
CT set for iaa pi0t, at bans Optre=
Sen bltper alporIigt misbilliget / iel=
be England. Men Sen CT p6erlig Be-
tegnen6e for Sen Man6, Der iiffert
raaoer / aoitillige al ben ganle Ser
6ens Mominiltrationers 9eparte-
menter. r&eo. Sape" og bopmooig
Selbbeoioltbeo er bbao ser iniptrerer
beres &on6linger. @npernpr 6met=
tenbam paa San1aica biloe itffert,
bbis +. CTS. l1lpffen iful0e ramme
Den amerifanife Nabop Yorto &ico, /
&armoni mes fin Sptre6en oberfor
be bi@lplomme Mmertfanere afboloe
fig fra at reffe Ell bielpen6e @oan0,
lelD on1 Sen trGngtes NOT laa n1eget;
og Set er beDisligt nof, at / &il1g1ton
bebppeoes al Sen @i9lp, Ser fun6e
faces. Set er Sen 5lags Sptraoen,
lom SApettenbam far pi1t> ser ifaber
on6t 8lo6 mellem 6olfene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
@n Gfplcrefprn,.

gi be11leoer bore 2nlereS Spmprf=
1ombeo paa Sen Sperligt, lom / 0ette
Simmer al 8la0et gires ODER ct Sob
f1ri lag, Ser iii btipe forelogt / inoe=
bgren6e Gumling al Minnelo1o
Stotslegi5latur, og JONI vi, / bbert
Jal0 / fine &ooe0punfter, fan gipe
Dor Stptte. 3er er itgen 5pipl ON,
at StoleDGl enet, }Grlig ltoe / 2on6=
oiltrifterne trgnger til Ell Smoro=
ming, Ser fun gj9re set mere effef=
tiDt. Set at GonntDerne bemnnoi=
geS til at oprette bioeregaaenoe 6fo=
Ter for WiOler> ser f%remfommer be0
Yaoltgning al en- iua let oberfom=
melig 5fat lom 2 pro Mille, er en-
Gag, Ser Del CT n9r6 at tage UNDER
11pie Sperpeielle> iaa meget mere iom
2%obforlloget faitletter u6peie til, al
mar Gogen bar naaet en- ois no=
bitling, fan Ser forlanges Stats=
bi9lp til 6ens bi6ere 8remme. &poo
en- ioooon Sroning piloe foo at lige
for lGrligt 2anoboerne, 6armerne,
.er BET life banlfeligt at f%oritaa.
Sori1aget taler / og for fig tpoelist
a1of for fig ielp, og ri beoer bore See,
iere / @tatem Minneiota tage oct
alborligt UNDER 0perbeielie og bper
/ fin &re6s arbeioe for, at set bIiper
b%efienot, og at ser bltper toget til
berligt Senipn til BET of Di1triftets
&eprp lentanter / 2e%gislaturen. Set
er poa ~Sulofommenbeoen al bore
@toler, / 6orbin6elIe meo Sc go6e
Siem, at bort SANDS Jremtio er bpg=
get.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

laggge Gg bet Ct ct lnaaaao g e.lgt be-.
oaareaoe % uflfDeligt Sfne bore
8orgere og Dor u1goom i1lobD6es til.
at ie Pea.
81 boiler life Of at iiee bet rent.
no, at Dor @o11gres blep taget pe6
Mqien, men ri fan alligebel fife
..foreitille os, at obenn9Dl1te @epil.
ling bar bleben beotaget, 0eriom bet.
tie Brogram foruo baD0e poeret be.
fienot. 9ette er &aag-&onferellcer-
nes og Mrbitrationens Eio5aloer
Observation-Disclosures iDnes at piI,
le pinfe os tilbage til iprt1toen 8il0..
be6 og &aabe6.
ST.. &e0after! Seq bar / Mnleo-
ming al oereS 8emerfninger ON
&eriien og 9mmarf / it0ite Mltmer
al 8la6et oberiat o%Denitaaenoe,
lom er en- &eoaftions< Mrtifel | Set
ltore biotn0bre0te amerifmif e SioS=
ifrift rSSnoepen6ent" for 10. Sanu=
ar 1907, og jeg baaber, oe Ge bill
optrDffe bette / 6eres 8lao. Sg iao
baaber leg, at ser ptl bore mango
9unife beroper, joni 1igeiom leg ilet
life oil grg6e ODER, at bort lille Sc,
orelon6 fife bar 2pit til at bore mes
/ oette itore &rigslfueipil.
s. 6. Stran6ifop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Turafers 6iaifu.

'FrG |l0ent &oolebelt bor u0el at
2beoe 0erom facet ct npt @epis for,
at BET amerifanlfe Solf iom &elbe0,
og bets GeprGI el1tonter / Sc lopgi4
penoe 5orl amlinger, ltaar re0e til at
go6fienoe bans &egjeriugsbanolin-
ger. 8eoilet beltoor / SEN Bano=
gang, Torbnnosienator 6orafer
oisie Gage bar babt meo fit 6orleg
paa at un6ermi1lere Silliben til &rp,
iioenten iom M6n1iniltrator peo Ell
@eiolution, Der nlisbilliger Sc / Mn,
-1eoning al nogle al Negerlol6ater
/ SeIas fnrgbeoe Nor6 %foretogue
Mfifeoigelier af Sc Sroppeafoelineer>
Mor6eren tilbprte. Soraferss 6or.
lpg falot fla6t til Soroen. @runoe,,
til bette 5niglpb fra Sorafers SIDE
er iimpeltben ct npt 5orlee fro. 4or-
-porationernes og Sruiteues Side paa
at ibeffe &illioen. til .Moolepelt og
forminofe uoiigterne til bans @ien-
balg. &orporationerne fpler, at
@runoen pafler UNDER Dem, og at
&ooiepelt er &obeoaariasen til bette.
Ceres Tienere / Sena.et i9ttes / Mr=
beioe me6 at un6erminere Soroe,1
UNDER banS 6gober, bbor Der er Sci.
tigbeo 6ertH. NegerioIoaternes Mft
ffeoigelie puite6es OPP til al blipe ct
@aeelpsrgsmaal, bbao Der ielpfplge<
Zig al6rig bar peret tqnft; paa. fra
@rgiioentens Sioe. Ser ifuloe bin
oes riorte" Stemmer MOB @ooie-
belt pda set; 6e biloe ditto tplle pe6
Baleet. Men BobIenxbrilteoe, fer Sen
r1aaeoe tiltanfte StGrrelie. @enatet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

ltupebese Hitiiospotnm tni MopiepeIt
ms sdgen o. JoroferS 8allon
Der flloe bore bam ielD tif BET &pi-
De GUS % giere &orporationert1e %.
Bengemagten til oe @aaoeltoe. !
2anoet be6 Sipp 81. d. at Megrene,
efsplooereoe, fgr ben fit gRrefroft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Tellcstmrcm til 9ammarf.

Set lDnes at babe baft en6el Sp=
merflombe6 paa begge @ioer al ST.
lanterbaDet, at set figbenbabnlfe
8la6 ~&olitifen"s S6enie=&orre=
iponoent / en- 9amtale meo @orgme=
iter 9itbmer Ser / 8pen bopne facet
oplDit, at ser life fra 8Dens SIDE
piloe blipe foretaget Sfri6t til at By
Sc 9eltagerne / 9onf<Mmerifanlf
@elifabS 6Gllesreiie officielt @el-
tommen, og at ban be6 @orrelpon=
oance me0 8%orgmeiteren / Marbus
bab6e facet me66elt> at man / sen
@p biloe itille Zig paa famine @ou-
De. 9enne tillpnelaoen6e afbilen6e
Solontng lDnes grun6et paa, at ser
/ @elifabets Snobp6elie til Deltoeel-
ie / &eiien iful6e beret itillet en- ioo-
Dan @ootogeie / u6iigt. @an0beoen
/ Sore maa ri for bort @e6fommen,
De ttl1taa, at Sn0bp6elien life loper
noget iaa6a1t. 81 fan life faa ol1-
bet no at Weningen / BET u6Ien6te
@irfulere, en6 at set er @eIifobet>
icm arrangerer G9llesipisningerne
90 Banfetterne oberalt I 8perne, og
for Soenies 8e6fommenoe 1iges set,
at u8Dens 8orgmeiter og anore le=
oenoe Mgno oil beItoge" -
Der diges lite engang t a I e",
iom ~&olittfen" %citerer eftc. Borg=
meiterens egne Sr6. @oget !igrcnoe
lopes Ser / @arbus, bpis 8cremeiter
lite ngong 9bneS
GtrfulGret iom 9eltager = fun
r8pens fremragenbe Mnno".
Sbilfe Mftaler / 9onmorfs for
f;ellige 8Der Snrens Mrrangprer
bor truffet pe6 ri intet nermere ol1,
n1en efter Gtrful9ret at 6pmme er
oisie fife al sen Mrt, at 6e oonlfe
&ropins- 8oremeitre pao Torboan0
Gebeber at tage Mfitan6 fra Sc ame=
ritanffe @ielter. 9esl1oeu oplp1er
6ormanoen for De ip61fe Suriltfor=
eninger, at 6e 6anife Mmertfaneres
Spllestur i1et life gnifer at trent
tbtnge fomunale 6eitligbe0er for iig,
men tpgrt imo6 5elp oil orrongere
beffeone Geitligbeoer, bbortil, 6e mere
%betDoen6e 8orgere bill bltpe iu6bu6=
ne.
De 6an1fe BrobinsbDer er oilers
alti6 laare billige til at a%rranaere
Setter for tilreiienbe @ieiter, naar
De fommer / itgrre @amIinger. 8i
9onife berobre gigr let life Meg-
ming paa en- ioo flor Seoer, hi er 10
lite foroent mso anertienoel1ef
biemme eller biemmefra. Men at
man altereoe MI Tiger at bol6e fig
% iaa Ionet fra 2iuet Tom muligt,
naar hi belpger bort eomle Siem-
LAM. set tl,roe BOG bore IooIig
meset 81 fommer ien1 Gonife, men
ri erEiffe paatrangen6e,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
An rr nrt Utnpt,

for bore &enner at piie beres Yaa-
Fisnnelie at glaoet % pDr girfiiom-
beb peb at anbefa1e set til anbre. Get
ts fan Sc eiprc iaa mcgct mere trpst
ION Der intet anbet bnnf 8lab-5irma
s. ! Nmerifa, iDm lcsercr beSre 8la-
Sc til iamnne Bris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
6orlag til SOB ON a
&c t e 6 cunt e /
9tan6 til at gipt
inont- I'M
0erbisning.

6orilaget er / Operiettelie iQolp=
6el10e:
Goun:pbooroet / bpert County 1fal
babe Magt til at paaligne en Sfat
for bet Jormaal at anifaffe 8pgnm=
ger, slpparater, 8gger, Srpfiager og
ltnoerbisning for GountDets 8eboe=
res n00annelie / %in0ultriel 8irf]on-
beo> oeri in%obefattet Mgerbrug og
observation-disclosures og at loDe
Herioner be0 l1o0annelie forbere6e
til at funne gipe l1noerbtsning / ioa-
oanne @m1er / Sfolerne poo 2an-
bet. Set ifal babe @agt til at paa-
ligne Sfatter for iaa6ont 6ormaal,
Der life maa oberittge 2 pro Mille
poa boer Collars Ger6i al fatteplig<
tig @ien6om / GountDet. Set mac
oprette ct uSinfingGun6" og fan u6s
1teoe 8onos for 8el6bet, at betale
be6 6enne ipecielle 5fot noen at
oberifri6e oenne. Oct Tan foronitalte
1aooon l106annelie og nnoerpisning
1cr 8ern, l11ge Mennelfe og Gofs=
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