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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

'.You have a horribly curious mind.
said the young man IF you reall
must know, the cOncentrlc whingdab re
fused to ameliorate with the revolution
airy chlorophyll."
"OhT said the pretty girl. family
Il seel We must have broken dowi
an awful long way from home, fol
we've walked and walked Is II mucl
fartherY'
I'm sorry you are 80 bored with m,
society," said the young man. bitterly
Try to endure It'll"
why. TeddyP' objected the pretp
girl You know I like to be with you
Only"
"Oh, hang Phlllips," burst out the
young man as they plunged through
some underbrush.
Il hate to break an engagement
she said.
You couldn't help IT," said the young
man, virtuously. You really couldn't
help being delayed and you might as
well enjoy yourself, because it's half
past now and he's given you up. DO
you really mindT
The pretty girl looked into his serious
face a minute and then her eyes twin
kled. "Hushlv she whispered. I'll
tell youI I don't-not a bitr
Bully for you'll" said the young man.
beaming. II was kind OF afraid II was
a real desire to get back to Phillips In
stead Of just surface polItenessi Why,
dear me-here we arew
They broke through the last Thicker
and the lake and cottages were before
them. The pretty girl. however. had
stopped transhxed: for from the knoll
where she stood she had a perfectly
plain view up the road leading to the
lake. and there. quarter Of a mile
away In the rays Of the sun. CLEANED
the broken-down red touring car. The
young man had led her a detour OF
three miles through meadow and wood.
Now he met her accusing gaze serenely.
Il had to do something" he explain
ed. ITO prevent getting home by
o'clock. mean. think III walk down /
and run the car in, for probably the
whingdab is all right now. Want to
romeY
an never speak to you again as long
rs liver cried the pretty girl, as she
''Ye-e-es, I might as well
20 with you."-Chicago News
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
rHE INrAnrY on RLAcKMAIL-

%N AM old fool" and David. the
eGrt VI 4 hero, and Solomon the sage but Thomas
EEZH c. Platt. a sequel 10 his folly. has con-
49, ferred society material benefit In that
kfTNrNAN he challenged the backmailer and that
ES1Es1g whole tribe OF moral lepers compared with
whom the assassin and the thief ex-
emplary characters. How many millions extorted
high places the price OF secrecy the world
viii never know. 1t the basest OF all multifarious
pedients OF crime and the cowardy. The "Biack
Hand carries terror TO those against whom Il Is aimed
but compared with the and nolseess work OF the
social baekmaller the BLACK Hand" rather respect
able method OF dabolism II carries knife with which
relieve its victim OF his wretehedness and takes its
own life In hand when II makes the venture.
are persuaded that the Plat In refusing the
demands OF Mae Catherine Wood and the OF Justice
O'Gorman In sending the prison VIII work
wonders for the peace Of society II brave thing
when Plat appealed to the court OF Justice and
would that every other beleaguered would do
much. Though his sin scarlet, the public would
applaud his service to society The murderer may be
daring man. and the thief; your blaekmailer IS
ever coward and It only needs TO defy him 10 be rid
All other lnfamy shrinks venial sin compared
TO the moral niquIty Of the woman who demands
price for sllence.-Washngton Post
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

marked on the scale Of n delicate In.
strumsnt; but even this performance 10
surpassed by the "coherers" Of Braulev
OF Paris, by which the Hertz waves Of
wireless telegrnphy are caught In thel,
pulsings through space. The range o.
Impressions which we get from lIftins
an object is exceedingly small. An or.
binary chemists balance is some mil.
non times as sensitive and weights
down the two-hundredth part Of a milf.
gram. Without such instruments a,
these we should know far lea. abou,
the world than they place within on,
roach. V"'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
WEATHER TO SUIT.
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-No weather report received. 50 we
republIsh that OF yesterday" a certain
village newspaper announced. on a
tempestuous day when the wires were
down. The editor Of a more enterpris-
Ing sheet did better-he proceeded to
make good the deficiency himself.
Feeling sure that our readers will
wish to learn the probabilities. official
ly or otherwise" he declared. conHden-
italy. I'VE have taken personal pains
to ascertain them. We first consulted
that respected authority. Squire Ped
bury discovering incidentally as we
crossed the pond that the ice is not
firm enough for skating Boys. take
warningl and as we sat on the top
step emptying the water out OF our
boots, squire gave US his views from
the hall. AS we were wetter than a
drowned rat, and shook OF showers
with every SILVER, he did not. out Of
respect for Mrs. Pedbury's carpets. ask
us In. We would have appreciated It
II be had, but cannot wonder.
Squire opines the wind win 20
down with the sun that there will be
a big drop IN the thermometer by mid
night, and clear, cold weather to-mor-
row.
Our confidence In his Judgment II
such that we were returning satisfied.
when on the corner we blew violently |
into the arms OF Cap'n Ebenezer futile.
who disentangied us from his mumer
with difficulty and warm language, but /
subsequently, consented TO prognostl- !
cate for publication. Cap'n Eb says
the mercury Will rise as the wind
drops; that we are going to have a
real springy, mild spell, and he'll bet
bis hat there'll be warm rain By
noon. He states that Squire
Pedbury Is a fine man, but when It
comes TO weather, his opinion is not
worth shucks.
AT our Office door we encountered
BUR esteemed subscriber, Miss Lydia
with whom we enjoyed a
pleasant chat while rectifying her new
'ilk umbrella, which had blown inside
nut. Miss PettengiIl differs from the
gentlemen with modest reluctance, and
8 little shy at print; but she ia per-
'ectiy sure there will be no present
.hange in temperature. nor will the
Wind subside. as we are receiving the
irst instalIment Of what is bound to
'e dry storm OF several days dura-
ion.
"Our readers can take their choice.
Meanwhile the gale still bowls, and
ye can assure them. with fervor
shared by our three au-
horities. that they Will be much more
omfortable indoors converting about
be weather than outdoors experiencing
Companion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

Phillips never did anything to you, and
he Is a very nice young man. I'd hate
to dlsappoint him."
"Oh, so should II" said the young
man, yiciously. III there's anything
that would keep me awake nights 1t is
the knowledge that 1 brought sorrow
to Phillipsl No, don't take that path
take this onew
Are you sure it's the right oneY'
asked the pretty girl obviously. 1--WE
really got to be home"
Perfectly sure" said the young man,
as he urged her on
by the way" asked the pretty girl,
what was II happened to the autono-
biie2 There was plenty OF gasoline and
no puncture-"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
2EDTTORIALSS;',SS
Opinions of Great Papers Important Subjects.

our eyes to something more fundamental Inc ~s'i"s
plain decency.
When that happy day for which We look da"n' apa
we All come 10 our senses shall that the duty 81
the state is not 10 teach boys aud girls Tor nine months
in the year and then them loose for three mohus
We shall see 10 II that II fathers and mothers forsaAe
their children then the State shall take them up-'Ao
school not jail II the duty OF the school TO keep
growing children from bad influences IN the winter X -
even more Its duty keep children from es Ia the sum
mer.-The World To-Day.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

A Louisville man who was entering
the tobacco business wanted a name for
a new brand that he was to put on tho
market He finally decided on Anti
Trust" and forwarded It, along with
the necessary papers, to the Patent or
fee at Washington. A few days later
he received the following message:
Brand Antitrust registered By the
American Tobacco Company."-success
Magazine.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

one step after another has been taken to unnece
sary places public temptation for the decentralization
of youth and the breaking down OF manhood
There who pretend TO decry the moral forces
OF the the moral forces OF the Slater
They the opinions OF the honest oiers OF men who
willing give the equivalent OF what they get
whose standards the standards OF thrift and indus
try who desire bring up their children with decent
respect authority honest ambition TO attain
by decent effort. These seek to build that
character upon which our government depends.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
GROWING FEELING AGAINST GAMBLING.
BY GOV. hughes Of New YORK

Public gambling Is an unmitigated
evil. 1t is an evil which thrIves or
has thrived because OF the selfish de-
sire OF the luxurious and idle. and
because OF the vain ambitions OF
those who want TO live without
work. But nothing is more instruc-
tive or encouraging in the history OF
the last centuries than the changes
that have been wrought in public
sentiment in regard to this vice.
There was a growing sentiment
that this gambling fever was dan
gerous. that 1t should not be en-
eouraged, and that everything must
be done to stop its growth; and SO
ff Is that during the last few wears
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
pERns OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC.
By Senator Knox OF Pennsylvania

= This government Is not seriously
threatened BY anarchy. which Is the
cause espoused by the wicked. ma
licious and envious, and by lgno-
rance and perverted degeneraey.
Our peril Is TO be found In weak or
insidious acquiescence by our pub
lie servants In speclous demands for
inroads upon the established and
tried Institutions OF cur country.
sometimes made In the name OF re-
form, sometimes masqueradlng rs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

DDS the relief OF the clerical and counting house
partments is vital 10 the progressive Industrial develop
ment Of the times. Machinery has to stay. and
the technical study OF devices viii be important
feature OF the work be by this commission The
saving OF brain and factory and enlightened
sefshness imperative demands Ia the manufacture
OF twentieth century food products.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

otto ambition you and entertain is under
stand fundamental principles In American national
life and understanding them to defend and protect them
defend them alike against those who would narrowly
restrict them and those who would desructvey expand
them
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

average man or has fsw years Of survival
pecr This the face o. surprising
that IA order 70 b. aecrptsd Il should b. backed
Up by data authentic and indisputable such data
furnished by the figures % the Insurance companies
(which all agree the rolut. but Il j. easier refer
the government reports, which tell the
simple aud convincing fashion. Even during the iss,
fifteen years the death rate among al persons IS
years % of both has risen very considerably
Health Culture
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

do you think yor co-id learn to Low,
meT the young man inquired.
learn 20 love your exclaimed The
rapturous maid. Harold, I could civ,
lessons at it"-LouIsville Courier
journal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

Like q lion was Samson,
For he found out, at length,
That twas from his hair, he
Got all his name strength.
Baltimore American.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

hold The capital is TO be subscribed BY fifty or more
food manufacturing firms This movement has been
started as result Of pure food legislation and
facturers food products propose to have food SCI
ence commission OF their The plan is to
permanent board made OF practical business men, the
executive contingent supported by fifty food
factories
Pure food affairs VIII necessarily at first claim share
of the attention Of the commission but ultimately the
work will take character Of helpfuness In better
ing nutritive quality values individual health,
stamina Practical manufacturing by systematic meth
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

Tell woman she is not looking Wi.
and she will look triumphantly &, L..
husband.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
W. AZ pYrHo YouYoER.

\ view Of all that has beeu said about the
fall ia the death rate. il sreins strange @
realize that We are not iiyius ~ long az
our grandfathers and grandnothers did
More babies live 20 grow up nowadays
than formerly. but people 10 later life de
younger once arrived AZ adult azr. the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
CORPORATION WITH A SOUL.
BY q. Edward Fuller.

Under the title Of national pure food COM
mission it is proposed TO organize corpora
ton with a soul. a corporation whose bust
ness it shall be to do something for posterity
as well as for the present generation The
first work OF this commission shall be to au-
thenticate food porducts as to purity, quality
and merit value, with the educational object
OF promoting nutritive economy In the house
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

call mans philosophy OF life child can perhaps get
without such philosophy. content to decide each
question under the controlling impulse controlling
force OF the moment cannot-at least not unless
child
He cannot act principle at moment and
another principle at another moment and expect every
body trust him. He will have stability OF charac-
ter; nay II 10 define character the habit OF
doing the thing different circumstances. be
viii be destitute OF character itself II you what
of principles governed by. tell what
TO rely upon
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

snnerb harbor lis Wide ana deep pF0tried
by natural brrakwater the Island Of 81 NarsafliA-
Here the bateship neet engaged IN target practice ~
permission OF the Mexican government which, however
refused It's 10 small practice on shore Inc
United States might have taken Lever California az the
close OF the war with Mexico but there reason
10 believe that would have been In the least useful
Mexico does not md is possession Of any material
benefit such Is national sengiuen Ia The matter %
territory that improbable that she would consider
favorably an orcr 10 buy H. available halfway
anchorage between and the Panama canal
the harbor could probably be made sericeabe 10 the
neets Of the United States. especially ia eyent Of war
Providence Journal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
no WE WANT LOWER CALIFORNIA;

CALIFORNIA Congressman wants this
country TO buy Lower California. The im-
mediate prompting Of such purpose Is the
advantage Of Mas,laiena Bay rs a nafai
station. Although Lower California Is, gem
orally speaking. desolate and deserted
stretch OF territory. Magdalena bay Is a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

There never were men like the men
us expect our neighbors to be.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
TRUE PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE.
By President HadIey Of Yale

Every day and every hour we have TO be
making choices. Sometimes the matter to be
decided is one like the choice OF a profess
sion. which will affect our whole future life.
and which demands months OF careful thought
Sometimes it is mere trivial choice OF what
We shall eat or drink. what we shall say or do
for our amusement. which Is settled upon the
instant and then forgotten This principle we
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15
KEEP THE scHooLHoUsE OPEN.

summer?
Is 1t 10 give the teachers a vaeations
They certainly need Il, but could not sub
stltutes be found? Is It for the sake %
economy? What worse economy Is there
than that which nrovldes conditions which
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-15

only lead the tremendous expense OF aud
reformaores but to Infinitely greater Of lives
that have been ruined through that mischief which
Satan finds for idle handsl
Boys and girls might be injured By a tweiye-months
application bookss There other thugs than
In our education. The vacation school should teach
something else than winter school.
Why not teach trader Or piay7 AT any rate boys
and girls ought to be kept on the mikes
difference whether the street Is In the city OF In the
small town. A great many OF us think that the small
town street is as demoralizing the city street
Notwithstanding all talk about the education
our schools still be improved But the reform that
Is needed is much In the curriculum In the
cepon OF the very purpose Of school II Is all very well
to discuss ~Frs" and the Three RS" but let open
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
8iaigite rsrnf Company" aapital
ttllaans paa ppbprfebe Tarrne.

@pis 5ifferbeben er gob, bgr Sc
ifripe til os efter trpfte Mniegninger.
81 bar 8raflan6 iaa bel iom OPP
oDrfe0e 6arme, bporpoa Ell pirfelig
6ormer fan tiene gooe Nenge.
Me6 @enlDn til Spefulationer bill
hi ielp prppe poo at paretage bis1e.
Men g &c t 5 e / barrm naaet
ct Staoe, bDor laafalbt uMuton1o-
bile=Garming" life fan betale &en=
terne al ct @ppotbef paa &pegbeiatz
ninger1. 0erfor .bdrer man &aana=
1friget onL at on6re ifal rnffe Ell
&aano for at bielpe meo til at be-
tale Go11ntpets 5fotter.
sSffe 0erl1e6 ment, at bi logger
6orretningen paa @pl6en, men ri
gn]fer ligelebes at lie onbre tiene gooe
&enge.
S1 bar Ell f1l1 Jnrm peO GrbarO,
ligeleoes flere go0e / Otter Soil og
@iror0 Sownibips, lanh goo Soro
be6 ben gamle u@ros1ing" i @tlfin
County billigt tillalgs.
@ar Sc al ben M%siurance Sc
gnifer? 81 er ggenter for Sc beolte
2ipS-, ltlpffestilfeloc-, SDg6oms-,
Bron6=, Sorna6o=, Snobrllbs- % Ml1-
ton1obile=Msiuroncer 1om ri fjenoer,
og Tan uoltiue ct f9r1te &losies 5if=
ferbeos=8ono al enboer lopli9 Mrt.
CHARLES @rigbt Company,
fS5ereus Salls, Mtnn.
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1Hrn J?????

at 5 Tan ipare baaoe sio % 4en.
&C, ON 5 bill fipbe sano tller
Tarnae - lisemegct bbOr = peb
at benpenoe Goer I'll Goers
2anOsmano,. s.. MabiDn, 163
@anbolpb Street, Gbieasu, iOm
tilfnlbe foritaar iis paa iaaoanne
saser? sfrio bam 2as, %
fprtel 1a1n, bpab S igger efter,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

EzsSENISSS4ss %ST%It sz&1
saiIer tarseduitiis De
terotl, orpbf d bans So drsedlale
Cater ioaret boarof. Ceres GGarm
bbIeb iiepnet meo Soroen. gn Strife
.og ct Sfolebus peo Meban 5tation
paa Green BaD Banen bleo g6elagt at
GDflonen, % Der ifete megen anoet1
Sfaoe. 5tepens 8oi11t runttes 9nS=
Sag Mften al en- Tornaoo, Der bareoe
ct Bar Minntter, men i Sen gt6 gior-
oe 5faoe for $4,000. st Sernbanez.
tran, ION netop tom element 8pen>
bIep rant al en- stalobpgning, iom.
Gtnoen ferte meo fig, og leo megen
sSfaoe. Ser bar mange Soft paa..
s@aoeuk 81 l1peiret in6traf, og mango
saf Dem TOM tilifabe.
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for Jul og Mytaar!

terer bedste Kvalitet OF fluid
det stprste. bedst udstyrede
Amer1ka. Men for at vere 8
god It'd anbefales, at Bestilli1
lode December. Ordres som
mu1ig. Prison err 4 Cents
!. Detailing maa medf0lRe hi
Opgiv oRsaa hvi1ken 1ernbane
1917 Washington Aven,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
Morv Datota.

@n al 0e perlte Sneitorme, JON
9eoro 0afota bar oplebet, ramte Sto-
ten / @egpnoelien at it6ite uge og an=
rette6e betp6elig Sfaoe boaoe paa
Sernbone og Selegraf= og Gelefon<
linierne. Set bar paa6 % tung 81
inc, iom begDnote mes iterf @egn.
SSoroen bar lite frosien, og 6ar1ner-
ne bab6e pleiet lige til upeiret be-
gDnote. Semperaturen bar mills, og
Sneen imelte6e burtigt. l%1peiret leo,
iage6es flere gteber al 9orben %
9pn.
~ De tire Me6lemnler al Boaro
Of Grain Commissioners, 81. 81.
Sbompion, 6. 8. 8aibburn og 30.
8. Sail, bar ful6fert set benz poa-
lagte @perp at unoeriege GiIruqoe=
ligbeoen al, at 9taten goor ino
aornban6el og figber, leier elIer bpg-
ger EN- @lebator, Ser ffulbe brnges
iom Terminal" for Mor0 9afotas
6armere. &omts1ionen blep ne6lat
ifpfge en- &eiolution at 2%egislaturen
/ 1907 og bar ngie un6eriggt 6orbol-
oene 9nlutb, 5uperior og Minneu-
polls. Dens &apport er faroig, men
oil life blipe offenliggiort, fgr @uper-
11br 8urfe bar giennemgaoet sen.
Monoag iioite l1ge fiprte Ste
oaftgr 6. q. @nll al @ilton, Tom
baboe p9ret Ell SIR / DriScoll, fra
oenne 8b for at benoe tiIbaae til
8ilton: San bab6e giort Sen SIN
mange @ange fgr og fierbte @eieu
goot. Me1 ii6en ban forIoo Dris.
coll er ba11 iporlglt foripunoen, %
ingen bar .bert noget ON ba1n, belle,
life bar Golf, Der bar beret u6e a,
lgge efter bam, fu1,oet ,,oget @por.
I'm 5irsoagen og Dns6ugen ineeoe
Oct megf itarft, og ser falot 1e
Sontmer 5ne 48 elmer. Mar
frpgter, at Snll er faI0en US al @og.
men og bar forIlaaet Zig laaIe6es, d,
ban iffe fnnoe bielpe fig ielp, og a
sneitormen Sd ct fomn1en oper ban
% BON er froslen libel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
Jomo.

- Dper 100000 Nuno Silt blep
forleoen fanget i MiSiislippt 1ar Mcz.
@regor, paa Ell Gong al @reneore
Brothers. De brugte ct @arn, iom
bar 5000 SOB langt. Mange at
Giitene peieoe 25 @un0. 9e bar
bleben inbeiperre6e / en- ,niolertioig
SSnbip / en- al Sumpene De6 Gloo-
breooen, oa Slo6en plu6ielig falot
for en- SID iiben. @n Sci at Giifen
fun6e life Iplges og bleb faftet no /
=SIooen.
On maiferet &bber TOM en- Off
ten li6ite uge in6 / &ocf Sslano Sta
tionen i Nemton ltaf en- &epolper. op
UNDER Melen paa Mgent Oates, mar
icbere6e bam 100 CARDS neoa6 Spoz
ret og luffeoe bam in6e / ct Sfur,
bborpaa ban benote tilbage til @on-
toret og tog $50. st Srqn, iom
fom in6 noget lenere, fit intet Sig
nul, og Monoifabet gao Zig oa til at
Ieoe efter Mgenten, ser blep fl1noe11
.balpt tbielfroSie en-. Des Moines go
ltti le6er efter &aberen.
- gn Sornaoo onrettebe itore
3oel9ggelier / Delnmare @onntp lib-
ite nge; &ines Sfolebus pe0 Man=
cbeiter ble1te ON, og 2Grerinben og
5 8prn blep begrobet UNDER &uiner-
ne, og 29rerinoe11 og 2 at 89rnene
i%aoreoes banrbt. Gn el6re Some %
benbes Datter, Ser fierte / Merbe6en
al 5borpe, blep blelt al 6eres 8ogn
og 1lpnge0e giennem 2uften ino en-
Maismarf, bpor Sc blep funone
baarot iaareoe. l1obuie bleite. neo,
&%reaturer bleb orebte og flere Yerlo<
ner blep iaareoe.
= Otter at bube peret @an0t6at
for 6orbunosienotor fra Soma / flor
ten Mar blep @uperngr @nmmi1s lios
ite uge pes en- Gfstruieslion al Sta
tens 2egislatlr palgt til 8afancen eff
ter ofop0e Senator IS. 8. Mlliion.
San fit 106 stemmer, og 8orter,
0emofrat, 35. Sre @epl1blifanerc
itemte fife. Den officielle Spt9lling
al Stemmerne / oct republifonife Yri=
merpalg / 6orbinoelie meb set olmilt=
beige Mobemberbalg afil1ttte6es meo
at @11mmtn5 erDpl6t 13S,84O og 2a<
ccD 96.193 5temmer. &iceguberngr
@arit ct in0iat / @uperngritilltngen
pes en- 5pllesieslion at 2egislaturen,