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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
Average Of Seven Percent on
transportation
PLAN OF COM MITTEE
Handling Postal Appropriation--Latef
May Propose Further Reduction
General Belief That Companies
Are Being 0verpaid


Washington, Jan. 49, The cut in the
pay Of the railroads for carrying the
mails decided on By the committee that
is preparing tie post5ifiee appropriation
bin, Is regarded as only starter. III
is not based on any investigation tend
ing to show just how great the reduce
ton should I'D, but Oh the general Be-
lief that the railroads are being ever
paid. The legislation the committee has
agreed ID provides for i've per cent
cut for all roads carrying from 5000
to $4,000 pounds annually and a ten
per cent reduction for ali roads that
carry from $4,000 pounds "a 10000
pounds annually. For every 1900 pounds
over 10000 pounds Carried roads will
be paid SIS d year. The COMMITTEES fig
Hres oHt That the cut amounts 10 about
seven per cent on the entire traffic. By
another year the committee hopes to
have before II some intelligent inforina.
ton on which TO base further reiue.
tiom. Ii the wish ii the committee u
Carried out by Congress all the mail will
- WIiNiNA FOt q PtAtNu u oiA fA1ttNs
beginning the first Of next July. It
may be that the House will Insist OH a
larger reduction. Recently many 81 the
mcmbets have been studying the subject
and sentiment seems, To be strong In
favor OF substantial reduction or the
pay the railroads receive. Many of the
railroads opposed any reduction In pas
at this time, but ii ID believed the larger
carriers will BE very glad to accept Tie
seven per cent reduction. They have
feared Congress might decide 10 vete
. fifteen 81 twenty per cent reduction.
This year the government viii pay the
railroads about $5a.000,O00 for hauling
the mail The reduction decided on will
cut of about S5,5o0,oOO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
MUST PAY POLICY.


San Francisco, Jan, "a. The earth
quake clause upon which many Of the
insurance companies based their refusal
to pay the full amount Of policies OH
losses arising from the April. 1906, di-
saster, was considered not sufficient fot
exemption by the jury. which heard the
evidence in the case Of Thomas Bergan,
against the Commercial Union Assurance
company Of London; The verdict Was
rendered Thursday before Judge Whit
son in the circuit cont and Judgment
was in favor Of the plaintiff for ss.77s.
Judge Whitson IN his charge to the jury
gave rather strong Endorsement to the
exemption feature Of the earthquake
clause. directing the Jury that II 1t found
that the fire originated from the earth
quake, even remotely, the Judgment
should be for the defendant companies,
The ease was regarded as 4 test Of the
earthquake clause, and of the right Of
the companies to exemption.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
ANOTHER ANTr-LIouoR BILL.
House Committee 60 Report the BrantIey
Measure.

Washington, Jan. The House
committee 81 judiciary decided Yesterday
70 make favorable report on the Brant
ley BILL making intoxicating liquor a
special class In Interstate commerce and
forhidding the collection Of money ON G.
10 d. shipments Of such liquors in
states where The sale Of liquors IL for
hidden by the state laws. This bill ia
not so broad as the Littleaeld bill, which
the committee recently reported. 1t does
not attempt to Interfere with The trans.
portation Of liquor into prohibition
states, but deals only with The actual
collection of the purchase price of Ii,
quors. Only three members 81 she com.
mittee, Representatives dttlefeld, Peare
and 1'irrell. voted against the bin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

Worcester. Mass Jan. 26.-At the
request of Leonard Hicks, the widely
known horse trader. the police are
searching for his sixteen. YEAR,
daughter, Miss Belle Hicks, who left
home on visit to friends In Boston, as
her parents supposed
The police are looking also for twenty
year-oId Thomas Hicks of this city,
nephew Of Hicks, who came here re-.
Gently from Indiana with bis parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
10 CALL FEB. i.
Shaw to Ask Banks to Pay Back Money
Of Government Deposited by Him.


New York, jan 20. Secretary 81 the
Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw denied re-
port that he had made a second post
ponement Of the time for repayment BY
banks Of government money deposited
lie viii begin to call these deposits
which aggregate more than S3p,oeO,e0o
on February !.
The secretary will, however. exercise
lenity in calling for repayments. A
bank having 100000, for instance, may
be asked TO turn in SfO0.100 carly in
February and may have until March /
TO restore the remainder. His purpose
IA to have all the money returned BY
March 4, when he Is to retire from Office
and considerable part Of the money will
accordingly remain in the banks through
out February
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
ELDER COFFIN
Is DISCHRGED
Mrs. w. II. Coffin and Harlan Coffin
Held in Ffeeport-CAse
Sensational.

Portland, Me-, Jan. 10 William IL
Coffin and Harlan Coffin, accused Of
placing paris green in a spring with IN
dent win be in Boston, but the i'm.
payson 81 Freeport, and Mrs. William
Coffin, charged with being accessory,
were given hearing here today.
William II. Coffin was discharged and
Harlan Coffin ard Mrs William H.
Coffin were held for the May term Of
the superior court. Bail Was iixed al
So 900 for each III The cases Of Harlan
Coffin and Mrs. Coffin, and was not fur
hlshed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
say. mot Guilty.. T. Perjury charge.

New York, Jam 20. William A. Brew
er, Jr, former president of the Washing
ton Life Insurance company, yesterday
entered formal plea Of net guilty IN
answer 10 three indictments charging
perjury In connection with report On
the rompany's condition made to the
state superintendent Of Insurance.
Counsel for Brewer made an unsuc.
cessful attempt several days ago to have
the indictments euashed The applica
tiun was denied
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
FIELD ESTATE s75,ooO,ooo.
The Estimate Placed by Counsel for the
Executors.

Chicago. Jan. 20 The executors 81
the state Of Marshall Field Thursday
fled III the probate court their inven.
tory of the estate. In the document,
which gives a detailed account 81 the
personal and real property; the par value
If the stocks and bonds are given, but
no statement Is made showing the pres
ent cash value Of the securities. For
this reason it Is impossible to make an
accurate estimate 0f The value Of the
estate, but counsel for the executors
place the total value Of the property de-
scribed at ST5,00n,O0D The exact value
of the estate VIII not be known until
the official report Of the appraisers has
been completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

Concord, N. H., Jan. 2e.--Whsthef The
legislature VIII pass any bills 10 prohibit
81 restrict tic giving 81 free passes by
railroads il matter that is yet to be
determined, hut developments In the
House Thursday Indicated pretty salts.
factorily that Che members are not en-
Enthusiastically IN favor Of the enactment
OF any sweeping irihibitive law
The bill which provides for an increase
Of mileage for members TO IS cents a
mile and prohibition Of free railroad
transportation, was indefinitely post
poned The vote was I7b to lsa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
FOOTBALL MAY GET A sHAKEUp.

Committee to Get Together to Consider
Modifying the Rules Again.
New York. Jan. 90. Football may
again undergo revision IN the next few
days.
There will be intercollegiate meetings
today at the Murray Hill hotel, when
the situation will be discussed The
meeting yesterday was called to con.
slider the question Of matchmaking the
two football committees with a view 60
again modifying the playing rules.
The committee representing the Inter
collegiate Athletic association OF the Uni
ted States--the conference committee
will meet first, and che old original foot
ball committee, consisting Of represen.
tatives Of the seven leading universities,
later, and basis Of coalition will be
determined upon between them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
Deadlock stands il little Rhody.

Providence, r. J., Jan. 26.-Thc ninth
ballot Gust yesterday in joint assembly
fol- tho election Of United States sena
tor was taken by the legislature, and
resulted In the same as did Thursdays
vote.
Goddard received 10, Colt SO, Wetmore
81 and Utter !.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
pItEsi pILEsl p1LEsI

DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind, bleeding, liberated and
itching piles It absorbs The juniors,
allavs the itching az once. acts as
pouitice, gives instant relief. DR. Will.
iiams' Indian Pile Ointment Il prepared
for piles and itching. Every box Is
guaranteed. Sold by all druggists, BY
nail for SOC and $500. Sold by 0. II.
kehdFick y co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
sl,00o.ooo FoR HOME MISSIONS.
This Amount to Be Asked from cOngrs,
eationalists.

New York; Jan. 26-The directors, SUI
perintendents and secretaries Of the Cuh
gregational Home Mission societies 81
the United States in. semi-annual meet
ing in this eitys decided TO ask the Ccn.
getational churches for 100000 for
home mission fork. II was also voted
to continue Dr. Josiah Clark in office as
secretary until March 81 and then con-
tinue him IS editorial secretary for the
remainder Of the year. Secretary Choate
win be continued In Office until The same
date, and after that he will be employed
in special service If possible for three
months
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
PART OF CROSS DESTROYED.
Treasured Relic Of Centuries Lost in
Fierce Convent Blaze.

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 26,--The treas.
ured relie 81 Catholicism. part of tire
cross on which Christ was cruefied. and
which bad been handed down to the
Dominican Sisters for centuries, was
today destroyed in fierce fire which
destroyed the convent and chapel Of
the Dominican Sisters &c Irvington,
Baltimore county.
The Gre started from an overturned
candelahra IN the chapel, after mass
mad been celebrated. The thirty sisters
escaped from the building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

washington, JAN 2e.--,Iast after the
House convened yesterday, Represents.
tive Foss, chairman 0f the committee On
naval affairs, reported the naval appv9.
pfiation bill II carries an appfopria.
tion Of spe i67.is5. or $f9, 100000 less
than was asked III the estimates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

~ was taken with d severe sickness
which developed into rheumatic fever. and
after the serious stages Of the fever, had
no strength and nothing seemed to aid me
in convalescence. From March till October
was unable u, waIk, ana began To think
never should walk again, MY husband
was all discouraged, SO many medicines
and prescriptions failed. ran down from
1S2 to l2o pounds The physicians seemed
I'd think me a hopeless subject. one day
rny husband suggested Hood Safsapatilla,
he had heard such good reports from IL. +
told him would try 1t. and began the next
morning. A little benefit was soon APP
parent, and so took one-half dozen bottles,
which seemed to put me on the right road.
continued using the medicine. and when
had taken about two dozen bottles / felt
and knew I was fuzzy restored To- health.
have not had rheumatism nor any aitef-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
childrsn pIe IN FIte.

Johnstown, Pa Jan 26.--John Ma
ehak, B. and Mary Ma6hak, 5, were suf-
located during fire Thursday night as
they lay In bed while their mother was
shopping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

rosb M al,ovH mentioned medicines an
.Sf,slIv made Up from the Elyreric extracts b
native medicinal roots lte pIoresseS en-
sasssssd in their Manufacture were original
RtStg9, MI piefre and they are carried Cd by
slsijI4a rbef1isfs ana nharmacists With the
ia IN snpArntus ana appliance specislly
as9tS,,ed ana built f0r this purpose Both
MsrdIsires are entirely free from aicohol and
Hi ofhef harmful, hanl 81 iuffaille dsags a
fun Hat Of their ingfeuAents Is printed o.
esch bottle~wrappen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
70 CURE a coLp IN ONE pay

Take LAXATIVE BROaiO Quinine Tab.
let's. Druggists refund money II it fails
TO cure. i. WI GROVES signature is
on each box. 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
Strength All Gone
Gould Not Eat = Lost 90 Pounds Unable to
Walk Hopeless and Seemingly Helpless
After Rheumatic Fever.

fair frank and full statement BY much respected and
reliable another triumph by Hoods Sarsaparila
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

Nat Tess marvellous Ii the unparalleled
sr,res IL IL constantly making Of womane
many bpcullag affections, weaknesses and
distygssing defEnxeFnents. IS DR.. Pierces
FayoriteN Prescript loNssa e. Is amply atteste3
~ thousands pfYapk okci tea testimonials con.
tributed byAcsxfefui pa Essnfts who have been
cured hy Il 81 ca rrLal ne xic dIBl paI1lar
peficls, iITegsal AL IS, PROS fsgs and QIfsf
lIS1I en- s last4l p Me aknesA uctE
MIN, WI liteftss ard kI7dEnd 4 eciiosis ofrsn
nffTf many III Tier adVeTtised medicines, ana
phssiciSns had failed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

81 pierce heIleves thar our American al
sets alound ii most valuable medicinal mo-,
eon fflo ctiYssof most obstinate and fatal Az.
eaAss II weswoesd properly investigate tbem.
and II Iosffmaff 4n OF this conviction. y
s,isAe yTlth pride-~i@ the s11lst innEyeIsT.
r,rFss eifecte ss, hts. = if,al ia.
coverv, 4 wiAlgll has DEnTeD- Itself 10 ~ IN
riS1SSf x tlilic ligef lngIgoT.
ator' hcafi iQfiic and regulatoE ard blood
cleanser knpMn 70 edlcal science, Dyspe5-
Nh. or indlggsticfis torpid liver Junction.,
and even valvniar and other affections 4
the heart sield 10 IT'S curative action. NJ
Feason suisu ii cures these and many o,hs,
asfectIoris, Vi clearly shown Iii i little Ssos
NJ extracts from the standard medical vorks
q hich Is nailed fFgs 10 any address b. Dr. p
II. Pierce 0g Buffalo, n. y. to all sending
request for The Same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

That our American FORESTS abound
plants which possess the most yanse
medicinal virtues Is abundantly attss,,
N scores Of the most eminent Bsa,
writer's aud teachers. Even thu my my
tored indians had discovered the psa wv
ness 81 many native plants beiop !,
advent Of the white race. This intovs
ton. impaired freely TO the whitas i
Tia latter To continue investigation ns,
to-day we have d rich assortment Il NJ
valuable Amcricali medicinal roots.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-09-06
st itorartct SernbaneprOiett.

SOM fpr berettet, a9ter ct pen9eltertl
&Ompani at anlGgAe Sernbane ira
Den mclitanlie 0ipli nOrooper Qjennen
Stnterne til GanuoaliniGn. Spmo0-
ling % lloltitnina al ocnne &nie li9ts
Ill al o0re 9lori, oG otn noroll9c Gn-
oeltation bljr &lcn Nembina, / Oct
uor0pilliQe Nl9rne AZ 3toro 90toto.
&lir ocnne &0nc on99et ret Sinie,
laa tommcr Otn til at Q;enlenlltiCrs
&oberts 6ounp % beie Sisittonlon=
oet; men od pi lite bar bpu on ne9en
Cpmaalinger for oenne &ane bar iln=
oct Stc0 hcruoc, c. oct mere ianolnn=
liQt at &nin9ton lite tommer paa Oct
,SernbaNetort. men ut Yanen bclcr
tommer I'll 1T l0Q9e3 9jennem ANDRE
StOrbucr jom glberDctn, 2lberocen,
UiItNel NuroN % Yantion / ocnne
Stat. Vi bar OariOr ingen GrlnO til
at ilaa o3 til &o ber meO oenne Sanc,
men ber beIler iortiUtte at n9ltcrc iot
Semb0neb99nin9 ber for os lelp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-09-06
bor rnl)ucr Stntcns @or=
grr bciOgt iaHIt upiOlOrc
anOic til Nt belu9t ocu.
$4,000 / VrNmicr. $500 til 9au
lubcnc. 5000 til fri Spuisililr0cr.

St0rae ooml,ns al @,@Oo. noscmanSc
iremuiit Stattn.
SpecicIc &iaettei til halu trs poo ollc
Mrnbaner
Spccicac {ygn uil a'9ao ira 28oteuomn
Eterrs, 4bereccn Stonr sails % Canton,
2ontton % Nbomberlon uia llit6ca.
FonobugSuonilngcn olcnc url oueroilc
ale. o0 oen uiI oo2rgua oe andre StaterS.
Nuron Commercial eIub pil ie ill., at ali
er to9et 9oot Bare poa og ollie bir 9ootmoo.
to9ne TT mt Hot.! mep l2j &Gullcr cr
npli9 blepen oobuc ior lublimm
6emtl nOpal9te Wie6cmmer al StatSmiIis
IGret pil pdtuliicre paa llonillinoSqrlmoen,
lcoet al ecncralabiuiont Gn9Ies6u.
,Yeroc 9Ie9imentS NPuiittorps pao 80 IN.
ltuImenter oil fare phtiIt bcle ll9cu. 2crcs
llnrom Nptrpoen "a W}ultnumte alenc
pGro {ioen o9 llb8'1tcn meb Gcio0ct poa
1totsnoltillingcn
ltnoerbolonlu9spto9rammet ptl bliue bet
melt omfattenoe o9 beofe, man noQenllnoe
bar ttllnbIet 9foropeicn 9lao 9'ro0ram.
met er Soc Softer, &er,oertonoen Al tomlclc
pelie, 3optleriu9 ,oeu Stierere, Nopbeuer
eller al9reloi Zen mcit moeriuee CppiS
ming no9enlDee iort.oget
&c ire ltore glneito5, &omeoie, }rppeIrrts
Cppsnin9. Eette er uben }uiui be beone
CppSnin9er al bet &lo0s.
GeIbousb & 0teper optrGocr Romert
Srp0nm9 % lcucnt Gpramioer. lisic bar
unnoet tort 6p Yier, o9 BET bar tonet
mango Fen9e at ao Dem til al tonmc GA op
trGoe ber
Eo'etts Sppisnin9er yuit9pmnoitit, Epl-
loro, ell al Amerites iiprlte @iieolere, ale BE-
ber n1pnte al eneitaaenoe 2ieroensru buer ;
1T Sag.
Com Eops Sopriot meo Stlite a iriite
9el'c, tre 1til buer Tag or be liotc 1 Gooe
ont Ell @'rGmle puG $3.50 Rptteme bpter
l>eite pco bpcr Dbl. Iettc Sopriot impoe
lees meo itor Sprnbins og blir ct al Fro
grommetS GilatSnumere.
'0nronS Hor9ere bar orron9cret eu Niten
nnoerboIonin9 poa Gooerne buer }iien l)o
fiIlln9Sn9en, lem ioritieli9e norc Cppisuiu
ger, poen no9enombelit 2lo9on9so9iit.
ooueo9aoeme bIir ihlminerebe meo [umoer
orientaIite 2p9 o9 pil Iabe 6olt ielc li9 om
ct 6e 9fi9e
Eoo lite Gotoen gao big al Wtinoe, Gepi.
9Oe til l3oc, induilue. ee9pno al plonlq9
sc $uren til Spo Iatotas GtotSuoniun9
III o9 9lor ll9en al Soc Sept. til Ell ll9c al
)ipOeIle o9 Geitucle
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-09-06

lPiliOnUr, li9eIom bans &ompn9non,
e. T.. @rcnti9, Der o9iaa TOM biO i0t-
tjg. 2la nci. See blep lite rig / @mbe=
oct; ban Oar rig, ior ban bleO ual9t,
"a ban tjenOe9 oper belle Staten oQ
IuOcno4. iom Noncit 2no0"
Soo maa hi nUune Stnten$ uuor=
rcnoe Gubernor, 0oc s. Grawioro,
Gcr ira 6attl9gut drbeioeoc iig op til
at blipe Ell al Stotens melt iremua0ue
Q(OOotatcr % ienere DOl9t til Statens
GjeneraiaOpotat. 0an opiu9oe lin
sitting lom 2lopotat ior ct 3erubunc=
ielitab "a opto9 &cn moo Gorpo=
toncrne. Guocrper 6rapfpro bar
pUret nomineret til &ongrc3mano, "a
ban CT III itcrtt paa Sale Iom 6or=
buno9lrator.
Gu al GramIprn9 bcOite &enner, @.
s. )li6aros Suron tilba9ela9oe Ior
: , ""F poV' Se'en ll'elletR FIefte %
3"'On ''IlO0S, ga nan 'i'e eleoe Yer8e
III u 'JV'F' @'Waros er I'LL en- me9e'
OeIltaacnOt Mauo, % i0ar, iOm Here
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-09-06
CALL FOR STATE MEETING or THE
ROOSEVELT REPCBLICAN
LEAGUE.

A mass meeting Of the member, of the
Roosevelt Republican State League j. hereby
called to assemble at Huron on Wednesday
September llth. 1901. at 8 p. m. for the pur-
pose Of perfecting an organization to secure
the election of a Roosevelt delegation to the
National Republican convention in 1908.
All friends of the principles for which Pre-
sident Roosevelt stands and those who are in
favor Of his nomination for a second term.
are cordially invited to attend this meeting.
The enemies OF government by and for
the people are secretly working for the re-
tircment OF President Roosevelt in order that
his great work shall not be completed. there.
fore it becomes the duty Of every progres-
siyc republican in the state TO take up this
work to the end that solid Roosevelt dele
cation shall represent South Dakota in the
next National Convention.
Dated Canton, August 2lth, 1901
CHARLES II CASsILL
H. {. SHoBEk President state League
Secretary.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-09-06

3e 6preneoe Staters Eggplant.
nin95blreau bar IQmlet De np0oeuol0t
CplDsnn9er nngadenOe De meil lor-
oel09ti9e 5rGiorter % uO9iOct ct Sir
tuiUre oe9an90Aenoe, bplltet man fan
erbo.0c nit neO at tlliirioe Il. 9. Dc
p0rtment Of agriculture, 9Salbln9ton,
;. IS. ! i'm Cmtale oerai til glpi=
lerne irembOlper SeparteWentet. al
Der nGlten pna enDper 6arm 'inoe2
nD0le inn 2lcres, Der er omtrent D0roi=
loic iOm Oprtbart 9l9erbru9slanO.
1ette %uno burOe tGgc5 &ru9 Tor
geplantnin9 al 5r0r til SrGnoIel,
8j0rOeltolper og Spmmer til Sru0
pan 6armen. Se til bette Sormaal
beolt tgne6e 3reiOrter angiUes Sir
tulNret. Bore 6urmere fan neppe am
uenoc to Gents beore emo beo al ienDe
citer bette GirtulNre. Yer uoienoes
mango andre Girtulorer al &egierin=
gen, bebanOIcnOe ipritjcIli9e 1pprg9=
maal al inrli9 Sntcresie Ior 5arme=
rtn, boiltt man ian fda liz tilienot peo
blot at nnmooe ON Dem.
"J)iilnn StgnOuro".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-09-06
D"'i uu uutt pun, III
SlppS 9jpr
OUc Maliud

70 Dult at SlooOs GFalins bar ben
earnliab at siOe ct tcielist, bjcmlist
lloleenoe al bit piem. bpor ou isaer
SoIle, o9 en- 600 geifpttelie af famine.
Senne Mailing 9jpr bette for etminore
aarll9t llolc9 enc noaen anoen qNa=
lln9iamt barer lensere % Ter beore
uo, Get er 0emmeligbeoen ueo oens
FOpularitet. SO iaa er osn irembraat
l'noer oen npe SOB, iom ioreItriper
09te, rene Subitanier. Set er oerfor.
oct er 900 Malin9.