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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31

being fitted with thick carpets. chan.
delicrs. pictures, leather lounges, brass
beds and bar and grill. and actual
~ II Is costing the New York branch
OF the International Geneva Associa
ton $1,000 a year for the single item
Of rent
The Geneva association extends all
over the world and takes its name
from Switzerland where bookkeeping
is All exact science. Every man who
carrys tray cant get into the Geneva
association. The least he must know
Is two or three languages and the
whole gamut OF purveying fine food
in a superfine way, and the best terms
on which he can squeeze into the Ge-
neva association are a regular pro.
posing his name for membership and
a consideration OF his pretonsions BY
a captious board Of governors.
One of the especial things the club
does is to AFFORD first.class New York
hotels and restaurants an opportunity
Of securing house help trained and
grained in the best Geneva traditions
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31

ALMOST every expert swindler who
n comes to New York endeavors to
secure a Wall street address because
this. aside from efrrontery, is his most
valuable asset. BY a Wall street ad.
dress is not meant simply an ONCE in
one OF the gigantic structures that &C.
tually line the short and narrow con.
dult through which a great proportion
OF the worlds money passes and from
which the whole district takes the
name OF Wall street." for an address
on several other streets, such as
Broad street or Exchange place, is al.
most as good for the purpose OF the
swindlers.
Certain blocks on Lower Broadway
recognized as being part OF the imam.
cial district. fill the bill. Keeping the
big ONCE buildings in Wall street
clean OF crooks requires careful and
constant watching and investigation
these days. In fact. according TO sew.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
WATERS HAVE A CLUB
IN EXCLUSIVE DISTRICT

NEW YORK-Su agreeable is the
~ sense Of being real live New
York clubman that when he sits down
20 his bird and bottle In any first-class
restaurant he feels that he il enhanc.
ing the reputation OF the house, quiet
" but effectively. by his presence.
And A. above all other persons. the
waiter who serves him were to take
he opposite seat and open general
conversation as one clubman to anoth.
n, 1t Is fair TO assume that the club.
man would repel the others advances
with the tcrse but forcible sentence:
Get the manager"
Yet nearly all the big" walters in
New York are enrolled clubmen. and
the proof of 1t is the new Walters
club house that is being fitted out on
West forty.fourth street The new
foundation is right in the heart OF the
city's most exclusive club district
Outwardly 1t is a four.story brown.
stone house. without any marks to
distinguish 1t from the home Of any
ordinary afIlucnt citizen. Inwardly 1t is
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31

station. situated in the most thlckly
populated part Of the city, responded
TO only 376 calls In the year 1906, In
Guiding false alarms, an average OF
one call day.
Shoreditch reported 269 alarms of
fire for the year and Manchester
Square 266 The firemen at these sta
tons on an average answered an
alarm a day for two days, and on the
third they rested.
To be fair It should be said, how
ever, that the two New York COM
panies cited were exceptionally busy.
The average Of calls year for New
York fire company is about 600.
The other extreme is found in the
case OF South Beach Hose Company
l, on Seaside Boulevard between
Ocean avenue and Sand lane, South
Beach, Staten Island. which consists
OF one four wheeled hose wagon
manned by eight men. Hose an
swered one alarm in 1906.
Truck &c. installed only a few years
ago at 1884 East Hath street, Man.
haitian, answered last year no less
than 95s calls and did duty at more
than half OF them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
WHAT IS PE-RU-NA?
Is lt a Catarrh Remedy, or a
Tonic, or Is it Both?

Some people call Peruua q great
tonic. Others refer 10 Peruna a. Q
great catarrh remedy.
Which Of these people are right
Il IL more proper to call Peruna a ca.
tarrh remedy than 10 call it a tonici
Our reply is, that PeTuna is both
tonic and a catarrh remedy. Indeed,
there can DO no effectual catarrh rem.
edy that is not also a tonic.
In order TO thoroughly relieve any
case Of catarTh, a remedy pust not
only have a specific action on the mu-
cous membranes affected by the ca
tarrh, but it must have generaftonio
action on the nervous system.
Catarrh, even in persons who are
otherwise strong, is a weakened con-
dition Of some mucous membrane.
There must be something to strength.
en- the circulation, to give tone TO the
arteries, and TO raise the vital forceS
Perhaps no vegetable remedy in the
world has attracted 90 much attention
from medical writers as HYDRASTIS
CANADENSIS. The wonderful eff
cacy Of this herb has been recognized
many years, and is growing in its hold
upon the medical profession. When
Joined with CUBEBS and C0PAIBA a
trio of medical agents is formed in Pc
runa which constitutes a specific rem.
edy for catarrh that in the present
state of medical progress cannot be
improved upon. This action, REIN
forced by such renowned tones as
C0LLINS0NIA CANADENSIS, COR
YDALlS F0RM0SA and CEDR0N
SEED, ought to make this compound
an ideal remedy for catarrh in all its
stages and locations in the body.
From theoretical standpoint, there
fore, Peruna is beyond criticism. The
use of Peruna, confirms this opinion.
HumberleSs testimonials from every
quarter Of the earth furnish ample
evidence that this Judgment is not
over enthusiastic When practical ex-
perience confirms a well-grounded the
ory the result is a truth that cannot DO
shaken.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Geese on a Cider snrss.

Martin Beck. a farmer on the Cone.
WACO hills, is Inundated to admit
that three OF his geese went on a
disgraceful spree after having eaten
some pulp from a cider mill.
Some time after the, eating of the
pulp, the peculiar action OF the fowls
attracted the attention OF the farmer.
They swayed from side to side and
cackled hoarsely. Finally one by one
they fell limp and apparently dead.
Mrs. Beck carried the fowls into the
house, with the intention OF pluckIng
them. when they revived.
Since then the geese have kept
away from the cider mill, and have
tried to prevent other geese from go.
ing near it.-Philadelphia North
American.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
FEW SWINDLERS NOW IN
WALL STREET BUILDINGS

eral private detectives employed at
some OF the new once buildings, there
never was a time when SO many crook
ed schemes were devised to get the
public's money. With the putting up
Of new buildings with 20 or more
stories there has come a determined
movement on the part Of at least
some OF the agents and superintend.
ents to keep financial swindlers from
securing ofices In their buildings.
Once a bird of prey gets into a
building It is a difficult thing to Gust
him. and for that reason no end Of
vigilance Is exercised when applica-
tons for space are made. The dras-
tic measures adopted by the legitimate
brokers. bankers and promoters of
Wall street TO keep the district free
from sWindlers have driven most of
the roll shlfters" uptown. and II the
investigators are to be believed the
big Wall street buildings were never
so clean as At present.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Inc Sinful Human Heart.

A clergyman was addressing a
youthful class in Sunday school. To
illustrate the idea OF regulating the
sinful human heart he took out his
watch and held it up that all might
see it,
"See this watch" he said. Just
Imagine that 1t does not keep good
time-that II goes all ways but the
right way. What ought to do with
IT."
Instantly a little boy held up his
hand
81 know he shouted Sell Il to
4 friend
II there are no distant relations at
a mans funeral its a safe bet that
he died poor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Best Diamond Mine,

The Premies is by far the largest
and most valuable individual diamond
mine ever found in South Africa. and
It is probably not an exaggerat!on to
say that It's one OF the most valuable
mines OF any kind ever discovered in
the world. II is estimated that when
Its full plant is at work 1t will make
profit at the rate OF S9.64S.OO a year,
the life OF the mine on this basis being
we'll over so years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
A Trust Case.

DO you refuse to answer on the
ground that you might incriminate
yourself?"
I'm leave that TO the court. II
told the truth I'd get a year. The
whole truth would mean at least ten
years, and nothing but the truth
would be life, sure"
So they rated him as immune and
called a witness who knew nothing
OF the caBe.--Judge.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Garden Spot Of the World
This Fifty Describes That Portion Of Texas Lying
Between San Antonio and the Gulf.
You Can Buy Truck and Fruit Farm OF from 10 Acres $40 Acres
Two Choice Town Lots for S2I0. Terms $40 Month
Without Interest. Read the Following:
Hutchinson, Kansas, March II, 1907.

March II,
DR. F. Simmons Antonio .
in Of n
{. +.
all stayed all night
rode all the ranch
Franks a ranch
years. andk @
hard rlng satsi hc
Of
rght II warm, |
this well furnishing
fondt soil to be roma o a
red
I scott
the and
with %
a NJ n
q see a
all right the from Antonio
10
/ sawn
making
o all
Sc You l
garden 20 of The mite
Wishing
Yours
B.. O.
miles
literature full particulars write for of agent
DIR. CHAS. +. SIMMONS,
2,5 Alamo Plaza, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Another Provsrb Ruatsd.

A Chicago horticultural has pro-
duced a cactus dahlia. thus reversing
Luther Burbank's feat OF dethroning
a cactus. We may yet gather hgs
Of thistles.-Boston Herald.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
2I5 Alamo Plaza,

Defiance starch-Good. hot or cold
1.-THE best for all kinds OF laundry
work, 10 OF. Tor 10c.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
An lnaInuafIan.

An lnsInuatlon.
He always insists on kissing me
goodnight when he goes"
he never goes until after dark,
does hef"--Houston Post.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-03-21
MILITANT LIVINGSTON

The Livingston socialists held a
rousing convention last Saturday night
at the Trades and Labor hall.
A large and enthusiastic crowd was
in attendance and if the spirit thst
was manifest in those present is any
thing to go by, some results can be ex-
pected from Livingston on election
day. A full ticket was put in the field
and the men nominated are all veter-
ans in the socialist and labor move
ment.
The following are the nominees:
Mayor-D. T. Keleher.
Treasurer-Wm. Smith.
Police magistrate-Fred Cochin.
Aldermen-First ward, o. S. Ander-
son.
Second ward-W. Grenier.
Third ward-Wm. Bauman.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-03-21
GREAT FALLS IN LINE

The socialists of Great Falls met in
mass convention Saturday, March 0,
and nominated the following ticket;
MayOr-H. p. Nevills.
City treasurer-John Hoag.
Police magistrate-Louis Dino.
Aldermen-First ward, John Nc
Manus.
Second ward-M. J. Scallon.
Third ward-Wm. N. Palsgrove.
Fourth ward-Wm. Charters.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-03-21
BOZErlAN NOMINATES

Last Thursday evening the social
lists of Bozeman held their city com
vention and nominated a candidate fm
every office that is voted on at tho
forthcoming election.
A platform was adopted which en-
dorses the national and state platforms
and demands An eight-hour day on an
public works and the abolition Of con
tract labor on all municipal undertak-
inga
The following are the nominees;
Aayor-H. Topel
City treasurer-T. B. Quaw.
Police magistrate-T. McCusker.
Aldermen-First ward, J. J. Pea
cock
Second ward-T Cornelius.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-03-21
POLITICAL PIE PEDDLER
MAKES MANY PROMISES
And Has Some Expaining to Do When
Two of His Supporters Find They
Have Been Promised Same Job-old
Dodge Worked to Limit

Have Been Promised Same Job-0ld
Dodge Worked to Limit
, The old party dodge of promising
appointments to every Tom, Dick and
Harry is being worked to the limit in
Butte. One political candidate prom
iscd no less than ten men and prob
ably as many more that they should
have the appointment as chief Of po-
lice. The office of street commissioner
has likewise been peddled about. The
employment agent is another easy
thing, and several have solemn assur-
anees that they will get the place il
the particular candidate whom they
have pleged wins out
Obi OH Oh!
This indiscriminate promising was
uncovered n few days ago. according
10 story that is going the rounds.
Two men were working together in a
large plant. They fell to discussing
the political situation and found that
they both favored the same candidate.
Then they grew confidential. "If our
man is elected / will have good
thing" said one exultantly $50 will
l." said the other with pleased,
dreamy look in his eyes "Hc has
promised me chief Of police said
the first in sibilant whisper, one Of
those kind that can he heard for 20
feet. "The h he has!" shouted the
other, starting up. "Why, he promised
that job to moi" Curtain.
The Working Glass Way.
Despite this petty style of attempt
ing 20 reach the voters the socialist
campaign is progressing with cxtraor-
dinary success, The only promise
which the socialist nominee can make
10 any one is this: "If we are elected
we will give the people Of this com
munity n workingelass administration.
We stand squarely on our party plat,
form and will carry IL out TO the let
tel"
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-03-21
AMUSING ANTICS OF
SEVENTH WARD FAKIRs

Insult to People of Ward by City Ad-
ministration Is Made Basis of Howl
for Any Kind of Combination "to
Beat Ambrose se''-Sends Out Circu-
lars.
A recent circular gotten out by cit
izens of the Seventh ward calls on the
members of both old parties, mug
wumps and whatnots, to unite in nam
ing a candidate to beat Alderman Am
brose and advances the novel argu-
meut that this is necessary because
the present administration gives no
consideration to Ambrose's demands
for the ward improvements.
Is an Insult.
The circular is a direct insult to
every voter in the Seventh. If the
people Of ward must allow the city
hall to name its nominees, it is time
that we adopted the dictatorship plan
of government.
Under the present order of affairs,
the people are supposed to know who
shall represent them and If the city
administration misuses their represen-
tative it is evidence not that they
should change their representative, but
that the city government should be
put in the hands Of people who have
fairness and deceney enough TO re-
ccive with courtesy and treat with
consideration every request on the part
Of the Seventh ward representative.
Should Teach Them Lesson.
II Ambrose has been unfairly
treated, and II is admitted that he
has been, every unfair action has been
an insult to the people who elected
him. That they feel that this is true
and will resent It is shown by the
frenzied activity OF the corporation
henchmen who are trying to effect a
fusion to beat him. Two years ago
tho republicans put up a dummy can
didate for alderman in this ward.
When election day came around the
dummy republican was found at the
polls working for his democratic op.
ponent. The drubbing which the sup
porters Of Ambrose gave the pretty
pair will not soon be forgotten. It re-
suited in the discharge Of one "polit-
ical manager" who had promised his
corporation that he would "beat Am
brose."
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-03-21

city central committee went into en-
ecutive session and prepared plans 10
carry on An aggressive campaign.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-03-21

airei In days gone by you fought the
battles Of Marcus DAILY and W. A.
Clark. DAILY transferred his holdings
to the Amalgamated Copper company,
branch Of one of the most powerful
corporations the world has ever known.
Then you took up the battle of Heinze
and Clark. Clark went over TO the
Amalgamsted in hurry, Heinze more
leisurely, but both sold you out as
soon as the chance came.
The city government during those
,troublous times was first in the hands
of one corporation magnate and then
in the hands Of the other. Much money
was spent TO gain control
Wanted Votes Then.
The workingmen were not inter-
ferred with because both aides wanted
the workingman' vote and each was
trying to pose as the "friend of la
bor." Today they are all together.
They are one in business, one in pol
itics. The workingmen employed on
the newspapers ask for more pay and
the Amalgamated Inter Mountain and
Standard, republican and democratic,
the Clark-owned democratic Butte
Miner and the independent pro-repub-
lican Heinze Evening News quietly
close their doors in the face of city
election.
VIII You Wake Up7
Whyf Because you have voted the
republican and democratic ticket so
long that your corporation humbuggers
cannot believe that you will ever get
over the practice. Therefore, they
don't need newspapers this time be-
cause no matter which one of these
tickets wins you lose. Do you think
that goa can ofrard to eject the nom
inees of the corporation-ow owned parties
at this time, Mr.. workingman, when
conditions are unsettled and the big
employers are likely to force a strike
at any momenti If not, then vote
the socialist ticket.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15
Yrefioenten % Sbawiasen.

Pr9lioent gooieoelt er al Den
Ulenine, at 6enIpnet til cen offeni'
lioe Uioral tr9per, at oetdillereOe
Heferater al 5bdp Sagcn | Hep
Yort lite blroe offentlIggsres qpis
ferne, os ban bar oenne llge tons
fereret meo @enerdl YoltmeItsr
eortelpon og 5uititsminiiieren OH
at forbDos gluiier, Der inOebol0ey
ilige Referater, at 6lips omienot
oennem Yolten. Ulan meme SPIRIT
ningen, at oct fnnoe laoc Jig gere.
men finder, al oct life tan al Oen
iimple Gpuno, at Fsr Yoitmelteren
fan fad unOerig1t, ON NpiIerne in
oe6oloer DOisguiting facts" og Ida'
leoes fan forbp0es. 0a er De allereor
ienot pOiten og naaet no til Prb-
lifum.
8et bsr BOG noteres til pr9Iioens
tens 09oer, at ban bar bart i'm Ops
martIombeo benpenot cgidd pda
oenne Sda.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15

Qtm6asIaosr pad 0en ait0en Sioe
bar Fsrt til ct tilfreosItIlenoe Ste
fultdt.
Sperenstomiten gdar no pda, at
jdpanIfe 9lrbeiosre for 5remtioen ifal
negtes 2losang iii D. Soreneoe
Stdter, men 6aoe Q6gdng til 6uipaiis
0erne. 0eo oenne 8eltemmelle bar
California opnauet at fad lin p9@
ientlige Gororing anerfenot. Som
0engelo gadr Gan 5rancisco Wpas
oigbeoerne tno paa at sioe 8srnene
af oe SaIpanere, Iom dllereoe er
inobanoret. famine ubinoreoe 4os
gang til N offenplige Stoler, fom
dmerifanife 8srn bar.
Oct iiges, at praiioent RoOiepelt
pg lloenrigsminiiter Root unoer
6isie 5orbunoGin9er bar lagt megen
biplomatiif 8lsgt for Oagen. S9re
fig ifal gaoots ltofait til en- M
Operenstomit meo Sapan bore ct
Msniter paa oiplonatiit &lset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15
Su Gents ;, .SaIc j"

IRA Oes u1oines meoosles
3irsougs, at Soma Hepr9Ientant.
BUS ganlts snitennrig oeotog Sern.
bdne aomiteens 5orilag ON 5o'
Gents 9efororing pr. Uail. eOOer
teItemmer. at alle Sernbdner / Sta.
ten, Iom bar en- darlis 5orijeneitt
neFe al S 1000 pr. Mil eler mere
Ital Ialge 8efororings s9Iqet for II
Gents pr. Ulil. De, ser bar er
adrlig 5ortieneite AZ 5 1000 ii
5 1000 pr. Ulil. ital I9igs 8illet frI
pc Sent pr. Deil, og oe, Der bul
5 1000 5ortieHeIte sGer minore pr
S Sent pr. Uiil.
OgYoa ber HeGrditd er ser 5or'
llag fremme / 9s5islaturen om z
Gents Ufilen. Ulen | 3irsoags be.
rettsoes oct ira Smubu, at SerHs
tanerepr9Ientanter / ct Uieoe osl
blpoe 6eiluttet At iGlge 1000 Udls
9iIetter iii cen gerIon al brugt
For 2 Sent Wtilen og for 21a Sen
UGlen for boem iom belit at BRUCE
Den ferIte 1000 Ufils gillet pi
Iaaleoes tOIte $40, og Den ii0ite $50
Utan Ter oog, al Oet dlminoeligt
S5olt er uoeluttet fra yleoI9ttelTen
tbi oct er life ret mango Der far
i9tte $50 / en- Sernbdnebillei. pao
iamme 5io, Iom oenne 5or6olosre
gel fra Sernbanernes Sios er Be-
regnet paa at faa 0e tore - oc
Oct meget reiien0e hlblitllm = pat
oeres SIDE for oeri9ennem at binort
2oOgipning Den Sag, Iad pifer oen
at Der fan Ielges Billet til oen pris
og muligois retep oenne aenos9ert
ming oil fremme 2 Gents 5orildget
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15
\ per 1O5 Mar sammel.

Sioite asroag oeoe WSrs. Mar=
earet @inlep / Waltescn, Sas.
en- 2lloer af 105 4ar, l Wtaaneo oa
g 0dse. 6un bar foot Srlan0 ..
3. San. 1902, og benOes Ssoiels0da
rerifiieres at airtebogen, bOor bun
er fe0t. S go 2tar bar Mrs. 9inler
tret | Wouiegon bos fin Oatter
Mrs. Serman S9iller. Snotil De tc
'Ii0ite 2tar bar BUN npot goo 9el'
breo, os benoes Qlanos9pner bar boz.
ret uIOatteOe. s ben iiOite 3io bar bur
cog begDnot at tube fig. Oet gdliift
Spro9 par benoes Mooersmaal, of
bun glemte aloris at tale set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15
8lano bette Bjemme.

SSslgenloe Iimple bjemmeldpeot
Wirtur iiges burtigt at funne linore
os ooeroinoe Gigt (Hbeumatisms)
peo at bringe gibrerne til at fl
trere no al 9looet og Spitemet al.
le urinpie Sprer o9 aae giftige @e.
itanoele, ser Oiier Sbmptomer ION
6opeopine, foa9e ginrer og 8l9rt
og 9looipsoomme.
prso oct, oct toIter life meget al
lape, og oct iiges at pere abIolui
uItuoeligt for Wfaoen.
6au fsl9enoe uIfaoelige Dele fra
enboer iom belIt goo 9lpotef: Sluit
@rtrdct Oanoelion, onezbalf ounce;
COMPOUND &argon, one ounce; gom.
pound Sbrup SarIdparilIa, t6ret
ounces. 8ldno oct peo at rbite oei
bpgtigt en- 5lufe og tag iaa en-
SeIfefulo efter 6bert WSaalti6 oq
igen beo Sergetio.
0enne iimple Wtirtur Iises at gi.
be prompt 2inoring. os Der er me:
get faa Silfeloe af @igt os gaprea
geIoer, Iom ben life bill turere pei.
munent.
Oct tr uifdoelise 6peroagsz zMe
biciner, og beres 9fpotbeter bsr bao'
! Dem / 1T Eager; ON life, faa fac
bam til at Orore Dem fra rpboleiale'
Mseoicinbuiet for Dem, 6ellere eni
at laoe BET bore uforiset, oerfon
Se er lfben6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15
lluejr i NOrse.
Site Mage til Orton
40 Qlar.

Om BET llpejr | Horge, Ser for
en- 5io lioen beretteoes om telegrafilt,
mootdges Der nu n9rmers @fterrets
niHger gennem 9la0e oerbjemmefru.
Sra alle Ggne oct norolige Rors
se meloes Der ON Doloiomme Storz
me og Ortaner, Der 6ar raIet oe
to iioite Oegn (26. og 27. Sdn.)
Stormen bar oeret Iau Itert, at
6eite og 9ogne er blelt ON, Stibe
er orepne pdd Qdno eller iunfne,
6uIe er 6lepen beitaoigeoc og flntz
teoe fra oeres plaoS.
@eo Reine bl9ite ct gsboelIes6ua
ON.
@n Wtano or9btes, meoens man
fdnot ct Barn liggenos uifaot fin
@ugge. Wlaiten til Bellmanns traaos
tsIe 5elegraf oeo 6dmmersfeit er
fn9ttet, oens OpferelIe bapoe foit,t
1000 Ser. S gerlebdag er ct geoes
bus 6leit ON.
Gn Iaa6an Ortdn bar man life
haft 40 Q(ar. Heoningsbaaben
Bergen" er orepen pdd Qdno meo
tneftet MuIt. 8eietningen er reooet
@n 5iitetutter er forliit, og oens
WanoItdb befrpgtes omtommet. s
2erfjoroen er en- Detsbado meo 3
Mano forliit.