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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
RIFLE EXPLODED
Rutland Mans Hand Badly Msueied
BY Bad Gun

Rutland Nov i2-The first acct
dent which has occurred near this city
since the deer season opened was re-
ported Tuesday Arthur Tairpau OF
Pine street had his left hand badly
mutilatcd by the explosion OF an old
Springfield rifle The accident occur.
red east OF the city farm ON Wood.
stock avenue and the man was brought
to the Rutland City hospital Az
though The surgeons are trying To- save
the hand it will probably be stin. The
third finger was blown on at the sec
ond Joint. the thumb was almost blown
on aud he hand was spite between the
second and third fingers and the nosh
badly lacerated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
LIMITED WRECKED
Twentieth Century Limited Wrecked
This Mornng-TwelVe Injured

Rochester n. Y, Nov 12.-The
famous Twentieth Century Limited
The fastest train between New York
and Chicago run by the New York
Central lines, was wrecked near here
early this morning on its way east
Three Of the Pullmans were thrown
with great force from the rails and
partially smashed.
The cause Of the accident was a
broken rail Twelve of the passen-
gers in the wrecked Pullmans were
slightly injured Considering the
rate of speed at which the train was
going al the time Of the deralment,
IL is miraculous that several Of the
passengers were not killed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12

The achur ot thc following gem Is
now being as 'dr1uslv hunted Tor by
600 fhr kansas newspapers "ronderly
she lHid tho Nlyuf white form beside
those that he'd gone before She made
uo outcry. she did NOT weep Such a
moment was tor precious tu be- spent
in idle tears lu soon there came
time when DO seemed as it nature
must give way She lifted her voice
arI cried loud and Ions Her cries
Wcrp taken un hv others who were
near and DO echoed and re- cchued over
the grounds Then suddenly an was
still What was the use OF It all? She
would lay another esq tomorrow -
Kansas Citv Jouvpal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12

act lo permit deductions Tor debts ov
iug Within the state.
UN Senator Lewis of Orleans an
act providing for appeals from pro.
bate court
rs Senator Croft cot Franklin an
act relating to- removal of dead
bodies
The bin introduced hy Mr. Howe Of
bennington anpropriatlng $4,000 toward
the extraordinary expenses nf the
Soldiers home was ordered to lie
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
WILL WALK THE HOT SANDS
Mystic shrines to Hold Annual Meet
az Rutland

Rutland, Nov 12.--Cairo Temple
Ancient Arabic order. Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine. will hold its annual
business and ceremonial session In
Baxter hall ON the afternoon aud eve.
ming Of Friday. December H. The az.
ternoon session will open at o'clock
with the halloting on candidates and
routine business and the ceremonial
session will follow.
The election of officers and represen
tatives to the Imperial Council will
follow the work In the afternoon. A
recess will be taken until night when
at y o'clock the mobiles and their Ia.
dies will attend the annual ball at the
Masonic temple.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
RUSSIA BANS "sALoMe"
Adaptation Of oscar Wilde's Play In
terdieted at Last Moment

London. Nov. IA special dis.
match to The London Times. dated ST.
Petersburg. says that the authorities
at the last moment interdicted the per
iormanco of the adaptation OF oscar
Wudo's "saiome." although It had pre-
vlously been sanctioned by the censor
sbip This action was taken at the nm
siiration OF The clerico reae''one'l
group.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
OPENINGOF STORES
ON SUNDAY
AN ISSUE
LEGISLATION to Give Local 0fflCi-
ais Authority
HOUR AND HALF DEBATE
Bill to Create a Commission Instead Of
a Board Of Agriculture Killed
in House


Montpelier. NOV - me ROUSE
this morning debated for over one ana
one-halt hours over the Dlll 10 aiIoW
me seiecImen village trustees ana
city authorities ihe privilege oi peI.
ml,tn8 the opening OF certain STORES
on sunday FOR the sale OF lood' iiull
candy and other articles me oliI Is
introduced Tor lhe purpose oil trans
terring the authority ia such case INTO
The bands OF the local oilclais ana tax
ing 1t out from unaer me general sldl.
ute. The House finally Oy q vote OF
d." 10 9' ordr(d the OH 10 lhiro
IedunR
Mf. Leiay OF oearaDuls To-Day ihuo.
uuced blil providing lhal towns OF
less than 400 inhabitants shall NOS DE
required 10 eau theiI freeman 5 meet
ngs and annual elections until one
O'Clock instead Oh % cIock. ne DliI
PROVIDES ina, ID Towns "I i'0' 'hiilDl.
'dhts me polls lh seheIal ''''li"u9
shail De open d, % CLOCK.
Aif "oodcoCh oil '7dhuS"'e 'oudl 'H
'ioouo'a . D,il Au. ho u, ah apl'o
piId.Ioh oil 9''V 10 D4Iu 7eN"o'''''''
Do me Town OF S"hdsdl'.
iI inc mousse !'''tlu a1 MI. 'e'DI'''
Oh OaFehdish Tor the coiuHily'ee on
ways ana means made "a snort speech
warning enc mouse against 'A'I'''A
-dIice ana c"u'l "h'u 'He mem" ;
ABOUT lhe special appropriations Dell5
asked Tor SAYING ID 'he' continued Iil
accordance WIN DIS Hl'iou"e'u llel
VIII oiiu- lu' stay. TOD ,il' w .e7al''
Oh " "iir'' iiA. ii' I'ieIi TO ,n'
Iuuaudnl large ,"s' ul paying TOT aus
eaSed 'a'lie ana "h'ch ia H"" one
'eulh %. 'h' '"'''' i"'o". ln'
state ne aIso referred D." 'nt eAp.'I
ences obi olh'r states ahd suggest 10
tine Legislature either teouoe ih,
a.n"uu' 'o n' l"iH io' d"''.'''' "i".''u
hll'," Ut 'o-''""U 10 l'' ,'.,' i.''''' ~
'Hlil- ,o 'I'.'''".' '""'' ''''S-' '" 700.
manner ...,..
me Ioi'oNi's NI''7 were '"''''"''D
'Nlo '',g "ouS'
JOY 1i' ilD"' "i ~ '.'l'. ou' d."
act 'o amend s'ctlon i''' '' ,"e e'd
'u'e' relauhs 10 lhe 'e'i's vi 'u' ''ll
~ g ,. $50 as 100 ,Np. ', i.-al . pro 20.
'eeuii'ks' provinces TOT 'nI't 'eiiHs "'
1 county ''l'. '"'n year. i"''''u o' '"'
OBS "' Il.
I'' M' thompson uI AIRING
iou 900 a.I relating fo pass, net'
! Trains. Wl'iuhe Tor stopping oi pas
aeng.r Trains tu receive ana DIS
charge passengers who hold and use
o. d. H I'D ....
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills
are uneuualed In cases of weak back.
back ache. Inflammation of the blad.
der rheumatic pains Antiseptic and
act promptly Sold by D. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
MAS AuRp COT $4,000.
Equal Shares Of Baker Estate Went
10 Harvard and Brother

pos,on Mass. Nov i2.-rhe terms
of the settlement Of the contest 10
brcak the will of Walter =. Baker. me
pos,on club man. who died under mys-
terlous circumstances I'm New Jersey
s,y,rri months ago. were made public
vesterday for the first time
"a, ,brse terms Harvard University
,.ti receive $4,000. Mrs Helen Bray
ttnrd 3sn 0Oo aud Edward r. Baker.
brother of Walter 100000.
The greater part of the estate was
originally left to- Mrs Hurds daugh.
ter Natalie. who has since died, and
had there been no contest 1t would
have reverted to the child's mother
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next % Hours

For eastern New York and Western
Vermont fair IN south portion. snow
hurries In north portion tonight aud
Friday Colder in south portion to-
night
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
Traits of President Mckinley

Boston Transcript: Mr.. Taft's trib-
ute at the dedication of a Mckinley
memorial organ in New York
brought out clearly some excellent
traits of the late president. Mr..
Root went to Washington to decline
going into the cabinet and returned
as secretary of al Taft himself
went to Washington with the decla-
ration on his lips that he was sorry
we had the Philippines and returned
home having accepted an assignment
to go to the archipelago. He regard
ed it as appropriate that an organ
should be dedicated to a president
whose life had done so much to make
harmony. McKinley's intuition in
picking out good men, although MIR.
Taft did not say this, emphatically
deserve commentator.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
Spells Fine Spun Theory.

.
Wenatchee, Wash. Dec. 21.-Mich-
ael Koran OF this city, who captured
the chief prize Of $1,000 by scoring
SO Ia points out of a possible 100
with a mixed carload at the National
Apple Show in Spokane, Dec. Z to 10,
when he was acclaimed the apple
king of America, upset a lot of fine
spun theories regarding the culture
of fruit. Koran does not pretend to
know anything about scientific hor-
ticulture; he is best known in the
Northwest, as "the COW man." while
earlier he gained a reputation in New
England and California as a horse
breaker and bronco buster. He came
to Washington in 1883, when the
present site of the city of Wenatchee
and the valley, now producing thous-
ands of dollars worth of apples,
peaches and pears, was a waste Of
rank sage brush. He bought land
for grazing purposes for less than 81
an acre. His orchard Of SO acres
could not be bought for 100000 to-
day. He did not produce an apple
until three years ago. In addition to
the big award he obtained several
outside prizes amounting to $425,
and sold his car Of fruit at $40 a
box, the exhibit bringing $4,000. The
commercial value was between ST.
100 and $1,000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
A half century is so short a time

A half century is so short a time
that the problems of nifty years
hence are almost the problems OF TO-
day. People now alive Will actuails
meet them and have to solTe Them.
Thirty-isx out of every hundred
Americans are farmers now, ana
last wear American farms yielded
crops worth $7,3l2, 000,0 600. Any adj
vance or retrogression in asfic itnfe
affects not only the leading indn try
of the country and the largest nim-
Der of workers directly, but all Gth-
ers as well, since it is the source
of their food supply.
Since there is comparatively little
public land left suitable for agrl-
culture, the mere increase in popu-
lation from now on, even ii the pro-
portion of farmers remains sc per
cent and does not greatly increase
as Mr.. Hill prophesies, must result
in a subdivision of the present farm
area of the country among a larger
number of workers and a more in
tensive cultivation of the soil.
The farmers themselves are awake
to the Importance of preventing fur
Their losses of the most fundamental
of all the natural and OF
increasing the efficiency of that which
remains. Hardly Il meeting OF farm
er's organizations this summer and
fall has failed to pass resolutions
endorsing the work of the Conser-
walton Commission along this line,
At the close of the recession OF the
Farmers National Congress in Madi-
son, Wisconsin. at which representa-
tives from all parts of the country
opted was the following, which is
typical of many others:
That we hereby favor the move
ment for the better conservation OF
the natural of the coun-
try, especially the conserving of soil
The movement to stop anton waste
has not commenced a moment toe
soon. We commend the f%arsighted
craftsmanship of President Roose-
welt in calling the conference oil
Governors to consult on this import.
ant subject and endorse the aims
and purposes Of the National Con.
servation Commission"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

tie of Santiago was retired from the
active list of the Spanish navy re-
Gently, at his WI request on ac-
count of failing health.
Francis j. Heney, the San Fran
cisco graft prosecutor, will be able
TO come east in January and keep
engagements to make speeches be-
fore reform clubs in a large num-
Der of cities between San Francis
co and New York.
King Charles of Roumania, who
has been i'll lately, is extremely popu-
lar with his subjecs. Like the late
king of Denmark, he is a king with
out ~pretensions, and nothing delights
him more than to fix freely with his
people.
Mrs. Nation has been shocked to
find tea drinking so common in Scot
land. She classes tea drinking with
the morphine habit and has added
it to her crusading repertory. Mrs.
Nations circle of activities is rapid
ly widening. She has now banned
tobacco, %cigarets, liquor, tea, man
and dog fights.
A Michigan judge has struck a
blow at the summe resort engage
ment. In a case before his court
he has held that when a girl breaks
her engagement she must return the
ring and presents by which the troth
! was plighted. Should this be rec
| ognized as good law in other parts of
the union it is clear that the fasci-
, mating summer girl will find her oc-
| cupation gone and her vacation
| stripped of it's charm. If the law
bars the loot o by soft sighs and
tender chances, what is the use?
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
FARMERS TO FEED NATION
conservation OF the Soil a Proposition
That Will be Necessary to Ac-
cOmplish 1t.

Washington, Dec. 21.-The Sec
ton OF Lands of the National Con-
s%eryation Commission is making
rapid progress towards the compile
ton OF its share of the inventory of
natural resources which the COM
mission is making. This section has
charge of the Investigations into the
present condition and use OF agri-
cultural land, and the statistics on
which it will base it's report are prac-
tically all in hand.
Two exceedingly interesting ques-
lions upon which the section is gath
ering data are whether the tendency
is towards larger or smaller farms
and whether soil productiveness per
acre is increasing or decreasing. The
nswer to these questions are not
only vital at present, since they Will
Indicate whether there is a noticeable
trend towards monopolization of the
soil and whether the diminution of
fertility which is known to Ia =,
taken place in some districts is So
eral, but they are peculiarly signifi-
can't in connection with the predic-
ton that within half a century the
population of the United States will
reach 200, 900, 900.
James j.. Hill, the railroad organ
izer, who presented some startling
figures Oh soil waste at the White
House conference of governors last
May, said recently that all the ma
tural resources of the country put
together will not be able to furnish
profitable employment for such a
the soil With the maximum pos
sible acreage of wheat in fifty years,
he predicted that with a continue
ton of present methods of cultiva-
ton the nation would be about $685.
100000 short of the amount neces-
sary to pay its annual bread bill.
This deficit, he declared, could by
no possibility be met, even PARTIAL
ly, through selling raw products or
manufactured articles abroad. The
only hope will lie in agriculture. But
agriculture, he said, would amply
furnish both occupation and food
supply, provided proper methods of
farming were employed and that all
agricultural land was brought to its
full usefulness.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
Why Were Limits Fixed?

Cleveland Leader: When congress
gets through with plans for punish
ing the president for his comments
upon the law which restricted the
s of the secret service men to the
single field Of counterfeiting, possibly
st may occur to the senate and the
house that the country would like to
know just why such limits were
fixed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

commentators on sanitary sewers
the first step will have been taken
when the storm for the bust
ness district shall have been Install
ed. The second important step is the
securing of ample grounds for your
present and future needs for dis
posal plant location. The third step
will be a careful and definite loca-
ton of your out fall sewer line, your
dosing chamber and filter beds, to-
gether with plans and specifications
location and erection of hospital tank
and the uniting of The flowage there
from and the lowage from the old
tank to the out fail sewer. These
suggested steps if properly carried
out will constitute parts of a sewer
system, which, when finally complet-
ed will be second to none with which
l might compare it. Also it will be
one that will require a minimum
OuI4oy " Y So1SJ Observation-Disclosures
and successful operation. To my
mind you would fail in your duty
were you to be parslmonious in the
securing Of these essentials when
they a be had at a minimum cost.
For l am convinced that the future
Of your city is assured and expan-
sion and growth will be the resultant
Of your natural advantages and the
efforts of your wide awake citizens.
AS a representative of such a COM
munity, it behooves you to look at
things broadly, build for permanency
and on such plans that public inn
provements installed today may not
have to be discarded on the morrow.
Makeshift policies in public works
can never successfully court public
approval, and your administration
of affairs will be applauded or CON
demned as your works fall short or
fully meet the proper solution of
the problems which force themselves
upon you.
Your conditions show that the
problems of disposition of storm
water and sanitary sewage demand
your immediate attention and science
points a way for their proper solu-
ton. To shirk the responsibility of
action on proper lines would be a
breach of trust. In private enter
prises you aim to make expenditures
for value received. In public affairs
your constituents have a right to
demand from your hands the same
sagacity in the expenditure of their
funds entrusted to your care.
Aside from the needs of an econ
omically administered government
these funds should be placed in i'm
provements that will not only meet
your present needs but be links in
systems which can be extended from
time to time to meet the future de-
mands which will surely be made up
on you.
Basking in the hope that my visit
and conference shall prove bene-
fetal and in a measure aid you to a
proper solution of the problems be-
fore you, I am
Respectfully,
Samuel N. Parsons
Civil Engineer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
Personal Notes.

Baron Schlippenback declares
there is no such thing as a Russian
secret service in this country. At
least it isn't as secret as it once was.
Vice Admiral Cervera who com
manded the Spanish fleet in the bat
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
Giving Itself Away.

Chicago Record Herald: We are
told that congress has neglected to
do a lot of things it might have done
for the benefit Of the country because
it desired through its inaction to
spite the president. This being the
case it should not be difficult to get
a correct estimate of the patriotism
which prevails in congress.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

really sedious condition, then as de-
really serious condition. then as de-
mands are mado and the means per-
NIT, undertake the construction
ment approve.
3rd. Take up the solution of your
sanitary sewage problem by first ell
iminating from your sanitary sewers
all storm water; second, abandon
the use of the city's present land
holdings as the site of a sewage dis
posal plant and secure some suit
able location along the dry run some
distance below 1T; third, erect a
second tank at or near the mouth of
the hospital sewer for preliminary
treatment of its effluent; fourth,
join the flow from the main tank
and the hospital tank and carry it
by means Of an out fall sewer main
to the new site; fifth, erect at the
new site controlling works which
shall consist Of "a Dosing Chamber
whose Office shall be to. discharge its
contents internationally by means of
automatic syphons. And sixth, be-
yond this chamber construct. suitable
filter beds to receive and treat the
sewage discharged from the dosing
Chamber before 1t shall be finally
allowed to enter the natural water
course.
In the carrying out Of these re-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Mnrn pnkntn.
@eaeu sfria men tibet lib.

WCutN SlttU uitu iioei WV SSo
sc nnlid itebfunbne Tala bar Der
SoriIag cppe ON at belle life minore
Ell ire af Stotens peitliee Counter,
men eiter megen agitotion frem %
tilbnge err ollie Sorilag blepne fcrfa.
iteoe. Wc&en5ie 9ountp. Der piitnof
er fort nof for ct baipt Suiin al
2itens oIminbeIige Golntper, full.
be iietee oct iorcliegenbe Scrilas De-
les / 10 % set me Gountpirbe full
Sc berocb blioe Shaier. @orgerne
ioaSe imioIertiS Nei, % 'aa bar Den
Sug oigiort. s @iuionts Gountp
piloc man aisre ct mt 9ountp al
hen ncrore Gel % falbe bette ar.
fauiona, men ga oct fom til Stpffet
hIcu ma life cniae, % Oct pmeno.
ifisnt @iuiamS Gortutp M er itsrre
ems belle Statcn Connecticut. Oct
treble 9ountp, hpor man oto,ocrte
ON olciIoos Ceiling, bar @aro. Ser
bar life mirbre eub ire iorifieuiae
6orilog oppe, men ole blep meo
SLAMS iorfaItebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Qimerifas Vapn.
Gn iplinternp Surflarins.

Man bar iom befienbt bibtil troet,
at ben rpe gerbensbel par opfalbt
efter Stalieneren ameriso 8espucci,
Den Horentinife @eograf Der | aaret
1899 be'sgte BET npopoogebe 2ano
o. forfatteoe en- geifripeIfe af oct. ct
aarbunoreoe ienere. | aaret 1897,
ubeap Spiferen BaIsemiiaer en- Sep'
nebbeifripeIie Of 8espucci, bpilfen MI
er goaet tabt, men ban ftal efter
OperIeberin9en beri babe foreilaaet
at gipe ben npe 8erbensbel Hapn
efter ben Wanb, Der fsrit beifreo ben.
geu er Der imibIertib meo Senipn
til Rapnets Sprinbelie fremiat en-
fpIinternp Sppobteie, Tom ier belt
pIauiibel no, % iom 81. u. itsttes al
ben aniete @ibenifabsmanb, Brofes.
ior Wiloe.
3 en- artifel | Sibsifriftet "&os.
mos" b9pbes bet nemlig, at @espnc.
Gig Sornapn ilet life bar ameriso;
ban beb alberico og fan ielpfslselis
life babe gipet amerifa bets Rapn.
Ropnet gmerifa ifal efter ben trpe
Sorflarins fsrite Sang bore anpenot
/ aaret 1922 paa ct | 9aieI ubgipet
Sort ooer ben npe @erben, oe netop
/ Sisie aar ffal en- Reiienbe peS Napn
Gil 8on5ales De apila poa en- Eur
giernem Staten Ricarugua babe
fun6et Rapnet "americ" eiler Slime.
rique" hos Se Snbisote Der, iom be-
npttebe set iom genapnelie paa ct
fort giereIonS. 90 beraf ifal Der.
efter belle Serbensbelen babe taaet ut
Napu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Slap heIoie fra Oct.

S en- 9ufsrube ueo Ges Moines,
Soma, bRnote forIeoen ben WGrfelig'
beo, at en- Winearbeioer fom iaa no.
~genIunoe uifabt fra at ialbe 200 SOB
giennem en- lobret Mineifaft. Man.
Den, bois Napn er Sesie Surforo, bar
beifi9itiget paa gunben al Winen,
boor Seiiefurpen itanieoe efter lin
'Sart neb fra Sperflaoen, % neb al
faa lit enc Ben inopiflet | ct Saig,
blep ban bGneenSe UNDER &liroen, bo
oenne bespnote fin ~i9bpanIise Sp.
itienins.
8aa Spsresmaal ON, meb bpilfe
SsleIier ban sioroe oenne 2uftfart,
uotalte DIR. Surforo nogle Gage ef'
Ter benne SanoeIie fsIsenoe:
Get ifeebe iaa burtie, at ies Dir.
felis life fit Sio til at jamie mine
Sanfer, men SpIepeIien bar M ali
anoet emo bebageIig. Da nit gen
bleu bPngenoe fait og ieg meo Sope.
oct nebao begpfot Spitigninsen, bar
bet min fsrite % eneite Sanfe, boor.
Dan leg funoe Hippo los % Dog unb.
gaa at faIoe neo = bpab Der 10 fore.
TOM mig iom Den pisie Ssb. Ssr
Iieg pioite al bet bar Seiiefurpen naaei
Sperflaoen, boor ben Itanieoe meb ei
Gpt, Der meo en- Gang lsseioroe nit
Ben, og ieg itprteoe paa Soueoet nee
giennem ben b9Igmsrfe Sfaft.
Seq begpnbte at tpnfe, men for iea
egentlig bar fomnlen til nogen Bis,
beb for, bpao Der piIbe tie, befanot lee
mig iaaatiise / en- 9puge / ben lump
agtige Spt poa gunoen Of Sfnften
Seq bapoe piitnof fun lieset bepibit'
los / nogIe faa giebliffe, ba ieg ton
til mig ielp og b~eepnote at crane
mine Sommer efter en- Spritiffe, tbi
9ampen / min Sue bar naturlispis
iluffet. Seq tanote en- Spritiffe oe
orientereoe mig berueO iaa meget, al
leg funbe finoe SienaItnueet, oe
mine Irbeiosfamerater bei,teoe mig
Seq brat rigtignof ct Ribben, men let
tere Tan mon bel life soot Hippo fro
ct Salo paa 200 500"