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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17
THEIR TURN NOW.
fRockwell CITY Advocate)

(ROCKWGll lily AOSOSeneSl
The senatorial question is again up
for settlement All thru the campaign
there were hundreds of men who
stated openly that were 1t not Tor
the long and faithful service OF Alllson
they would gladly cast their votes for
Cummins, as they believed ne was
such a man as Iowa needs in the sem
ate but these men could not bring
themselves to vote against the man
who had grown old in faithful service
of his people. These men, we belleve'
feel the same now as they did then,
and if left to decide the matter would
gladly honor A. B. Cummins with the
position. But the men spoken OF are
not the ones to deal with. What OF the
men who are at the head OF what is
known as the standpat element many
of whom look upon politics as a great
game only to be dealt with for What
Fl will Weld in dollars and cents and
position, without reference to the wei
fare Of the people? Will they take the
only course that now seems feasible
and assist in the selection of the one
man who is beyond question the choice
of A. majority Of the republican voters
Of the state and thus insure harmony
in the party and a decisive republican
victory, or will they, despite their loud
plea for harmony and peace continue
their fight upon the governor? The de-
feat of the progressives IN June
brought out an expression from that
wing of the party, and 1t was no un-
certain expression in favor of united
and harmonious party. The other wing
of the party is now on trial. What Will
If do?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17
AlEssoN IN spRlNGFIELD,s HORROR.

Until the terrible outbreak occurred
no one would have dreamed that such
a horrible frenzy could seize an Amer
lean community as has ragged about
the streets Of Springfield in Illinois. 1t
never could have occurred in south-
ern city for, contrary to our prejudices,
race hatred knows no such unreason-
ing ferocity in the south as it, does
in the north. A negro brute may be
given mob justice in the south but the
innocent blacks would not be set upon
as a race. Even in the Atlanta riots
the blacks owe their safety and protec-
ton to their friends among the south
ern born and bred whites who held
that personal bond of friendship for
them which is wholly unknown to
northern people.
But to know, even in northern city
where blacks live among strangers so
far as the whites are concerned, that
mobs would become so frenzied in their
attacks upon whole race as to defy
the authority of 1000 soldiers of the
national guard, simply staggers the
understanding.
etq It is a severe and terrible discovery
that the American people lack firmness
in Aheir military support of law. Citi-
'zens .soildery fail to awe the crowds
because they are not permitted to hurt
mitted to crowd the streets to make 1t
impossible for the soldiers to reach the
rioters without injuring innocent peo-.
pie Regular soldiers would not have
the difficulties set in their way that
CONFRONT the. militia and it is a serious
question now whether an army post In.
every state in the union with several
thousand men would not prove a val
liable police force as Well as an en-
Urgency guard for national defense
Trained troops of cavalry and infantry
could do more in such crisis as that
at Springfield than three times the
number of citizen soldiers and they
should be permitted to hurt somebody
at the first attack. A rioter who burns
or kills an innocent victim before the
ewes of a mob is as deserving of a
,ssoldierf hslit as is the black fiend
sWl,b "a sAaufts a woman in the darkness
of night 1t is due to society for It's
own protection that such bullet be
sped on with it's message, "obey the
law
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17
gntes+ sa2eruh llarslalltn in1a A,1gas II 1903

miration for Mr.. Allison they refused
to be candidates against him last
June, content to abide a future oppor-
tunity?
That opportunity has unexpectedly
come, when, behold. they are met with
the startling admonition from high
sources that they are trespassing upon
sacred ground: that they must not
aspire to the senatorship at time
when Mr. Cummins wants it!
The Hawkeye never before heard
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17

of such audacious claims made in Iowa
politics. 1t is an assumption of ex-
'traordinary pre- emptive rights. This
paper does not for moment dispute
the governors right to be candidate,
but it does not admit that he has an
exclusive right, a monopoly Of prerog-
alive from which all other ambitious
men are excluded.
little more modesty in this re-
spect would be conducive to personal
and political reputation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17

can any right to aspire to the senate?
Iowa has abundance of good material
for senator, men of large ability and
mature experience in congressional and
executive affairs. Every one of them
stayed out Of the contest last June. ex-
cepting Mr.. Cummins; and he had
promised not to be candidate against
Mr. Allison. Have Dacey. Smith. Shaw,
Haugen. Birdsall, Cousins, Hepburn
and others no right to be candidates
simply because in their respect and adj
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17
The Acid Test.

when young man proposes you
should always be careful and test his
love-" cautioned the conservative
chaperon.
But L go one better. auntie." twit-
tered the pretty summer girl. Did you
see this tiny bottle?"
Eyes. Does it contain perfume?'
mo; it contains acid. Il test the en-;
gagement ring
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17
ANENT HARMONY.
burlington Hawkeye.)

"Mr. Cun1mins is entitled to the
unanimous support of his party, says
the Marshalltown Times-Republican
regarding the United States senator
ship. How so? Has no other republi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17

The Iowa City Citizen can see that
eff the conference of Aug. rs brings to
Des Moines all of the 900 republicans
expected, advice will be more plentiful
than oats in lowa's great harvest field
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17

IF more than Al per cent of the
voters of Iowa would vote for Gums
Minis for senator as against Allison.
how many do you suppose would vote
for the governor as against some other
candidate?" asks the Webster City
Freeman Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17
Slinht Error.

Mrs snowders. your Willie hit my
johnny. and his heart is broken
There must be some mistake, Mrs
Wiigum understand only his nose is
broken"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17
The National Dish
Van Camps Beans may be called the national dish Tho
new users begin every day. and nobody stops Perhaps
in half homes Of your city, that the people eating Van "a

have heat enough The beans were heavy and hard to
digest They would fernent the stomach, and ter
mentation formed gas
You did not eat such beans often.
Now we have shown you how different beans are, when
they are baked with all our facilities
We bake in live steam. so that all beans are baked
alike No beans are crisped are broken. They are
baked until they are mealy, yet they nuty because
they whole
We have shown you that beans are dlgestble when
baked as we bake them Our ovens are heated to 90
degrees The particles Of the beans separated BY
heat that the digestive juices can get to them
The result is, Van Camps light and digestlble.s
They do not form because they 40 not ermen neY
digest.
We have shown you too delicious blend-secured by
baking pork the tomato and the beans al to-
gether.
Thus have given to millions Of people new idea
of beans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17

Here is curious fact:
Your demand for Van Camps has raised the price of
the best Michigan beans $3.50 in three months
Common beans cost about what they did cost The
advance has been in those hand picked beans-those
white, plump fullgrown beans-which we demand Tor
Van Camps.
Never before did so many people want such grade OF
beans Yet with all this advance we've not raised the
price to you
There is reason when dish like this springs into
such demand And that reason applies to you
We are now baking more beans-by several times over
than any other concern in the world.
That is solely because baking the best beans,
and millions of people know it.
short time ago. large part of the people were bak
ing their beans at home.
They knew baked beans homely dish mushy and
broken The top beans were crsped-the middle beans
less than half baked
That was because you baked in dry heat and did not
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

"The business men of the country
are for Taft asserts the keokuk Gate |,
CITY. The man the business commun-
ity prefers for president is always
elected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17

The Waterloo Times Tribune pre-
sumes that 1.-The time will come when
wonderment will cease as to how some
people manage to get automobiles"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17

There are whole lot of people in
Hancock county who would be much
happier today if there had been some
insurance of bank deposits about a
year ago. says the Britt News to
which the Thornton Enterprise adds.
Same over here"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17


year ago. says the Britt News to
which the Thornton Enterprise adds.
Same over here"
Commenting on the marital trout
bles of the Vanderbits and Goulds the
Waterloo Courier remarks. our char
liable institutions had better turn from
the paupers to the plutocrats. for the
latter surely have more need of aid"
The Davenport Times quotes from
Mr. Bryan: Not until that party
passes thru period of fasting in the
wilderness will the republican leaders
learn to study public questions from
the standpoint of the masses, and then
suggests that "The last time the dem
ocratic party was in power, not only
the republican party, but all the people
of the country, especially the working
man, passed thru period of fasting
in the wilderness of idleness that will
be remembered"
LATE Young cries Let there be
peace" notes the Stanhope Mail. IF
LATE could be put to sleep there would
be peace but as long as he is awake
there will be noise and discord."
Cast aside personal hatred of one
man and let us have peace in Iowa."
pleads the Hardin County Citizen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-17

cast aside personal hatred of one
man and let us have peace in Iowa"
pleads the Hardin County Citizen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-17
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

The directors Of Tagus School
Dist. No. 80 will receive sealed bids
for the erection Of two school houses
in Tagus School District No. 80. un
til six o'clock p. NJ, September srd
1908.
Said bids to be for work and ma
terfal put on the ground by the con
tractor according to the plans and
specifications on fle In the ONCE Of
the president and clerk of said school
board. The directors reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Signed and dated at Tagus, N. D.,
this 4th day Of August, 1908.
MRS. IRA d. BUSH,
8-27-43chg Clerk.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-17

,Alois Kramer announces the re-
opening Of his shoe shop In the Dol
loR hotel building, after having
been closed son account Of the dre.
He thanks his old customers for
their past patrons and solicits their
future business. tip
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-17
CONTEST NOTICE.

CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land ONCE, Minot, N. D.,
August 8. 1908.
A SUFFICIENT contest AFFIDAVIT having
been filed in this Office by Lars Chris.
tian Koustrop, contestant, against
homestead entry No. 44097, made Nov.
6, 1906. for NE IA NE IA, Sec. II.
1882 & Sc IA SW IA, Lot Z, Sec.
and Lot 1 Section Z. Township 1853,
Range 81, by w. John Steele, Con-
testee, in which 1t is alleged that
said entryman has wholly abandoned
said land for more than six months
prior to this date, and since the, date
Of his entry; that he has failed to
establish and maintain q residence
thereon, that he has failed to i'm.
prove and cultivate said land In &C.
cord4nce with the homestead laws Of
the United States snd that the land
now lies wholly abandoned ana n
It's natural, stats: said pdrtteS ~
hereby suotihsd to appear. respond
ana 66sr syyidsncs touching ga l.
legation q 10 O'clock I. q. o. OCT.
., 100 before the Register and ~
oeiyer At the United States Land OF.
nee in Minot, N. D. j,
The said contestant hayiJg. = >
seppas, s as!l!gt 1 a9ed A la II 1sss s
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot DO made. q d hersby
ordered ana directed that such no
tice BE given BY due and proper pub
Hcation.
L. D. McGaha1,
s-20-914 Register.
James johnson,
Atty. for contestant.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-17

Horseshoeing. general blacksmith
ing and plow work done by specialists
at Hunt & Barlow's shop opposite
scofield's livery barn. We guarantee
first class work and want to have you
give US the next Job. tt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-17
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR FARM LOANS.-First or second
mortgage, or for chattel loan, call
on Grant S. Youmans. manager,
Minot, N. d. tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-17

Money to loan on Farms.-Tfy
Grant S. Youmans. 2-21tf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
Pearlt Spar paa
Paifells 5topnine

5plgenOe Spar fra Seorlt fore
tpm / Smabu Goilp Stems 6re-
rogs 9lftes:
Council BLUFFS, Sa., Is. Oft
- So Scr. SaifeG fsrit erflereoe,
for flere Tiger iioen at ban piloe
1o9lSge mig, iagOe baM at ban
fife por Stano til at Ifoffe Sc nsO-
henoige Eenge tiIpeie. Seq tilb6f
% at tiGagge, bpa0 Der maattC
lnangle, iaa at ban burtigit fltnO(
dnl9gge Sogen. Seq erflere0e, al
le9 biloe mo0toge St9bningen, ielt
ON ben fun ien6tes til mig gen.
mem Soften.
Wfr- SaIfeG baGgte SEN ieniatio.
nellie Weetooe at brpoe ms nit
Sopeberelie og preientcre 5teo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
Is u1ennelfer
bronot libel.
st SjGlpetOg lp6cr af Sporct mibl
SfOD6ranoen.
Tlerc rcOOcr fig peO GSlngt,

3etroit, 0}id, 16. Oft. - st
Telegram til uSbe 9felps" fra 0ens
aprreipOnOent MiGersbtrg, tiger,
at fenlten WGn0, &pinoer og 9grn
bleO brGnOt libel Ben per7 7te Sfob=
brand, man ftenber til paa oenne
ggn.
9tsle Wlennelfer bar oQelanrnen
paa ct Sog, iom fori9gte at f9re
Dem no al Spen Mfet5, bpis It6rIte
Fart 9lftes bar ion en- ralenoe
8nlfan. Soget beltoo al s eller 8
repOg'8 og en- Staal y@ouoola"
-,sli5 fs@sfnHe aa5ae @ogn Ituncoes
,en 30 al 40 WfGnb, &pinoer og
8ern tilligeme0 Ell Wtasie Susbolo=
ningsgenltanoe. 9llt gif goOt no al
@fet5 benimoO Eoien og Sifferbeo.
@fen se0 ct SioeIpor ipreotes
Sfinnerne, 9ofomotipet forte fat
og ltanoieoe. Baa 6egge Si0er al
Sporet loa beloige Stabler al &C.
Der Slueller, Stolper og 8arf og
un0re 6rGnobare Sfopprocl1fter. st
@us ltoO tet op inob @eien. 9[lt
6ette bar for 20 RODS" paa 6per
SIDE al Sanen en- bren0enoe Weas=
il. 6lommerne ilog ion1nen ON Set
nlDffelige Sog og lotte SIS paa set,
Observation-Disclosures onteno=
teS. Nfange iprong of og re0e0e Jig
peo 6lugt, if9nt ile1nt for6ren0te.
Wfanoen ng &nnen / set nGpnte
Sus 6renbte in0e. 8 M6ore og 9
gprn for6leb Sernpoqnen men
benS Sioer bleb mart gGcBe0e, Iao
Sc ligefrem ltegtes, 2igene fln0e
fun i0entifceres of @enItan6e pan
Sem, iom life boooe funnel -brenop.
SprbpOeren 9lrt6ur See i6gte
9feoning 2ofomotipet Ganobebol=
Ger. men ban 6leD 6ogitopelig fogt.
@renieren @illiam 8arret 0p0e pan
Sofomotipet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
Dor Sloaoes 2lnfomlt
til Japan.
Zen faar en- ifpn MOOtagelic al 5
fmaa guile.

Yofobamo, IS. Oft. - Ser
amertfanlfe 9ltlanter9aps= =6loaOe.
pou lin fre0elige 8oqt Soroer
rltnot, faiteOe Dag 9tnter 80
tiobugten, bpor Sen onpiites en- @n!
OersplaO5 6ronten al flere ia4
panlfe &rigsifibe. S Sopnen npI-
preOe set al 2pltforteier, lom bor
rpSgerrige Sillfuere og mango 81
fcerer / ltniforn iom boo Sc orne-
rifanife @9Iter belfonlmen.
"a man bap6e faItet 9(nfer, 1teq
en- WfoOtagellesfomite, Ser repre-
ientereoe olle 9fegeringenS 0eparte-
merter, fulgt al 9ltte6er fra frenl-
meOe Regeringers 2egotioner oq
Oofobonos 8orgmeIter onboro pao
5flogifi6et Connecticut og officielt
b60 9lOmirol SperrD, bans Office
rer og W9n0 belfomnen til Sa-
pan.
9et oor ON Morgenen tiolig.
rore 16 pGlOige &rigsIfibe 6onlpeoe
in0 &opnen % mootoges al t6
iGpanife &rigsIfibe. Soft nar itrerf1-
lneoe in0 til 9)pfo6an1a, til 0oqns
og til '6oos, lGnge for Dag, for at
fonge set fprIte Stint al oe iielo-
ne @eIter, Oen itore SSla6e.
Sra Suiin6er al SGagftange oe
Suie rlu10t /. 8pen paieoe She
itars & tribes, og rlilelange
gtrafrlirger af Ga0er pqr naitpf
hefle6t meo ian1mertpltn6ne uifrTr 6
fonife og iapanife gmblener. S Set
bele toget gioroe Sopanerne flor
Stobs at 6eres omerifanTfe @eIter.
10000 SfoGeb6rn iong r9(merifo"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

ling. SolOaterne bar ien0t til 81
rnll-Sbebr for at unOertne Be op-
rprife Spfolt, al 6Dilfe TO Sreoie-
nele er 9lmeniere, og Oe 6egDnOt(
itrafs at mDrOe og plpnOre".
st telegram fra @aris al iannt
Cato mel0er:
Gen Sptimtisme, iom berIfeOe
rfficielle &reOie op til ! Dag, al
Magterne piloe pere / Stan0 til a
bepare 6re0en pitre europa, rp.
iteoes lernt / 9lftes peo at mo0tagt
et Telegram fra Ben frantic 9lnl-
bosiaoer / &onItantinopeI, ser melo.
te, at Sprfiet bar orOret 0fobili.
icring al Sropper 2il eaiien, oe
/ 9lften mener man, at fou Simel
bill afg6re, ON Ser IfaG blibe Sre>
cller &rig.
st onhet telegram fra 9onItun-
tinopel ito0fGiter 9fDgtet ON Wfobi-
liieringen al trooper oQ tilf6ier
at 80 2ofomotiper ct re0e til at be.
for0re Sropper.
S5rni0lerti0 negter Sen tprfiIf(
9lm6asiaopr / @oris Son6beoen al
O;sie 9}elOinger.
G3or 6er0inun0 ifoG ini6lerti<
Gob0e in0iet set 6urtme at poaf6rl
Jig arig og MI ppre oilIig til ol
fprbonOle, og ban ifaG ogioa bnpf
beppget lit &o6inet til at goo il1<
raa Sorbon0ling.
6orpbrigt orbei0er N2agternf
cnbnlt poo as biplonotiife Sci al
foo MeGemberenoet afgiort oQ
&rig ofperget. Men 6et nloo 90
ffe inort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
Waisitoffe / 5teoet
for Gro.
Gn ny SnOtGgt fur syarmeren.

8al6ington ben 16. Oft. =
&emiferne / 2anObrugs0epartemen-
tcrne mener at Hapir pil funne
fobriferes no al Wfaisltoffe, 6por-
peO Yrilen for Gapir bill faloe be-
tnOelig.
6armeren bill OerpeO lfabe iig en-
np SnOtGgtsfilOe, og Sen beniDns=
lpie 9}eObugning al Sfopene bill
ppbere.
Ser bar peret giort talrige 6or-
Jog paa at opOnge ct 9faoitof lonl
fltnoe tre0e Ste0et for Sremus=
ic. Smfring 5000 forIfeQige
Slags Stoffer bar peret prgpet,
men uOen tilfreosItiQenoe 9feIultot
Get fenlilfe Bureau far ar6ei0et
meO bette Sp0rgsmaal flere 9[ar,
men fprlt / Oenne llge bar HeIul=
tnterne p9ret laa abiolut tilfreOs-
ltillenOe, at man 6ar bpbet at u0tale
noget 6eItemt ON bet nDe 8apirs
5{ortienelter 9e ferlte 6el0ige @r6-
rer er tilDirfet al Or. $. 9. Sri
Itol og bans Asliltenter. Wfon bar
cnOog oQereOe tilpirfet set npe ga
pir fem 9lfifpgninger.
Get hpiOe Fopir er tiluirfet at
Stilfens baarOe pore Sfal og Sc
guile @ra0er al Worben. De guile
@ra6er bar meget lengere sSi6re
rg minOer ON BET Sapir, ion til
rirfes af 2inneospialter eGer 8onl-
Ills. 9enne Sort 8apir er bGs6 oQ
bpielig.
Silpirfningen al BET M 8apir
ifal bore meget billigere ems ben
rprinOelige. &eniferne bar / Sor.
legene 6rugt nioOa confeo" Hro-
cesien, iom bor eiIt Jig at bore Sen
beOIte for oe finere 9euanceringer al
oct Eapir, iom tilpirfe0es al Sre
Ofaisitoffene fllnoe nsjes neo 21a
Simes &ogning, bporin1o0 Sree.
freezer 1914 elmer.
Geportelnentet, iom far gaaet
frem bet imoa, ogter at ilaa inf
puo en- it6rre Scole, bporpeo man
ontager, at Triien bill funne reolt-
ceres gonife betpoeligt.
Ser biG life be6epes Ell Iprlio
Mois0prflting Oerfor, i6et ser bperi
9lar brpnoes Ell peG0ig 9unft
NiojsItoffe geO at bepare Dem bill
&c 10 fltnne g6res Genge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

ningen, men ban palgte fife Sen
orlige N}eto0e at beItentne 6orbp-
ret for galget. Seq er inoparilet
til at Ipare sen t6. gfopentber 1908.
Seq gentoger aft, iom ieg bar
ingt ON @}r. SaifeG, og aft, iont
fan bar beoiit pe0 at reIignere iont
rational 9asierer.
Seq tror life, at 0enne Sag no
gen SinOe bill fonlme til Sor6pr,
&C ieg u0forOrer bam til at bringe
ben op til 6orb6r lenge nof foruo
for 8. gtop. til at bans ianoe So
rafter fan blioe grl1n0ig ofilpret /
Hetten.
9S. q. Seur1t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
5noifrtpnineer enot.

S 26roogs, @fternioOag al.
4.3O, enOte SnOifribningen for Del
dgtigbeO / 2o0trefning ON 2an-
let Sripp County, Q. 9af.
SSnOifripningen naaeoe bog iffe
let ipimlen0e Sal, man 6apoe 0r6rni
en- men bog set anielige Sal H.
1853. 5 ben forrige 9ootrefninQ
I'M 9fooie6rO 2ono oeltog 100000
@n u0 of bper % a 80 9(nIegere
pil ioole0es funne faa Jig en- 6arm
eQer 160 9lcres 2ano. Saa font-
mer Set Blot al paa, bpem Ser bli-
per Sen Inffelige.
SoOtrclningen 6egpn0te @aar
Gen foregaar ct Itort Selt, Jon
RUNNER flere Suiin0e W1enneifer.
Sber @erlons @apirer er inoloqt
fprleglet &onbolut. Sprin0elig blet
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GrGfringens 9egpnoelle 6plotes Sc
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20 Smoapiger, 9ema &ole, Sorg-
meiterens 9otter / 9aGos, og Sir
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Go ban ienere 6lep ipltrgt ON set.
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3neen Stat / 2lor.

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Gapiolon. Stotsiefreter 6reur og
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5Sono er ioo ftort, at set fife er n6o-
penoigt at iligne nogen 5fat til
Sapitoliet.