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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-02-13
Mutual Protective League

j. G. Reed and r. P Forsythe
have organized a lodge of the
Mutual Protective League, of
St. Louis, traternal insurance
order in this city with thirty
five Chi rter members. The
officers are:
Robert Maher, President.
Sterling Price, ice-president,
Cy Leininger. Past President.
Mrs. Sterling Price, Secy,
e. L. Reed, Treas.
II. z. Forsythe, Correspond
ent.
S G. Demaree, Usher.
Ben Cummings, Sentinel.
Ezra Veach, Guard.
Mrs. 8. G. DemaTee, Chaplain
Drs. McNutt and Maddox
Medical Exa miners.
Z. L. Reed, II. P, Forsyth,
aud JOIN Dawson, Directors
After the adjournment of thu
meeting Friday evening all re
paired to the @ numerical Hotel
where they partook OF oysters
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-02-13
County EnEiseers Duties

TUG oObiCS Vi buG NOhuhy bi6
way engineer. N A. Matiock,
the Randolph county engineer.
will have direct supervision
over all OF the public roads OF
the country aud over the road
overseers. and of the expendi-
lures of all county and district
funds made by the road over
seers. He will have 10 approve
all accounts for road work be
tore they can be paid by the
county court. He will be the
custodian OF ali tools and ma.
chinery belonging to the vail
Gus road districts aud 10 the
county. He will be obliged to
inspect personally the condI'
lions Of the roads. culverts aud
bridges of each road district as
often as practicable, and up
on the writteu complaint OF
three free holders 10 any dis
trict of the Dad and dangerous
conditions of the roads, culverts
or bridges of such district, or
the neglect of duty by the road
overseer, or the neglect OF any
contractor, it will be his duty
to visit the road and investigate
the complaint, and. if found
necessary, at once cause such
roads to be placed in good con.
dition.
TIE engineer must call a
meeting of road overseers once
each year at which time he
shall instruct the overseers in
the best and most economical
plans for working aud improv-
ing the roads. collecting and ex.
pending the district road funds.
and if practicable adopt a uni.
form system of road work in the
county. This meeting mnst he
held in Huntsville between the
first and fifteenth OF March
The overseers must follow
the engineers plans and in.
structious in all matters con
corning the expenditure of the
fund and improving the roads.
Should any overseer failed or
refuse, without sufficient cause.
to follow the instructions of the
engineer, the engineer may sus.
pend him and then at once re-
port his action to the county
court, and the court upon hear
ing may remove the overseer
from office.
As often as the county court
may require, the engineer will
have to file a written statement
concerning the condition of the
roads and the amount OF money
availa bile for each district, with
his recon- mendation as to what
action should be taken bv the
court for the repair or improve
meut of the roads. During the
month Of January each year he
shall prepare a map of the
county. showing all the public
roads, all township lines, a I'd
ma king tons as u
the number, size and boundarie'
of the district. The count,
court at its February meeting
will then divide the county into
road districts.
The engineer, also, shall dra y
plans and specifications for an,
rOa d or bridge work ordered h,
he county court 10 he let unde
contract. More over. he will
have supervision over all con
tract work. and it will be hi
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-02-13

Many of the large cities have
.Onp houses for the benefit oil
idle men.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24

This Company, whose coming AZ
uouncement appears in another colump
Of this paper comes to our city highly
recommended both BY the press aud
public. The management have spared
no pains or expense to makefit one Of
the strongest drametic companies on the
road. The company numbers thirty
people and they travel in their own PR
waite car and for the production OF this
drama, have some Of the best actors that
money can procure. They also carry
all the electric, calcium and scenic
effects necessary to produce the piece
A number of vaudeville artists will ap.
pear with those speciaities between acts,
thus giving a continuous performance
lasting nealy three hours.
One Of the principle features Is
Krntchfelds military band and concert
orchestra which gives free concerts
each day at noon. The show is new,
clean, moral and up-to-date and no one
should miss attending It. Tuesday
night, January sth.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24

the haIf day or az certain seasons
the holidays. most Of them Observed
In this day; then thcnnxiously await
cd vacation IN summer and soiae'
times, though not often. little jour
ney for the house; often an encouras-
ing word from the head for duties
well done.
These trials and the occasional com
forts come not only to the woman be-
hind the counter, but to the stenog-
rapher and typist, for they are all in
the same class. Allare breadwinners.
and, as said elsewhere many go into
the life because OF lis Independence.
SHIRLEY BREESE,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24
IBEAIN1 GAG COUNTER.


49,
and Their Computations.
The term shopgiri Is not as harsh as
cold type makes II appear II came into
use in England. In the United States the
requirements of women helpers IN bust.
ness have elevated her to a high stand
ard. Many of these helpers are far
beyond the most liberal definition Of
the English classification.
With us the woman behind the coun-
ter Is frequently qualified to acquit her
self creditsbly In public society. The
fact that she is In business does not
necessarily mean that she is there by
force OF conditions. There is ON indie.
pendence In taking position which Is
higher than that often sustained by
luxury. The woman who supports her
self or her mother or the whole family
and the latter is frequently the case
has already attained an enviabie repu;
tation. That the supply of women
helpers exceeds the demand is proof of
this statement.
Regardless OF certain and many vari-
ations Of weather. indeed, frequently
regardless of her own physical condi-
tion-she must rise at stated hour,
make specified trains or cars and be at
her post at fixed time.
Regardless of the man on the hoor
who watches her time, regardless Of
the shopper who Is too often impa-
tient and sometimes unreasonable, the
woman behind the counter must wear
the pleasant face and have the agree
able manner. Must 1t be admitted that
she is not infrequently the object OF
envy by one who is In the same bust.
ness and who may stand beside her
all day?
This woman behind the counter must
be O. her place while many of her sex
are still at their toilet, If, indeed they
are not still in their morning slumber.
She must see that the articles In her
department are in attractive condition
before the earliest shopper arrives.
Trying hours await, Up to the brief
rest for luncheon she stands although |
In many first class concerns this has |
been helped by arrangements for sit
ting when there is a lull in business.
Besides the long standings, she must
exert herself many times during the
day by reaching up to shelves for
boxes and replacing the same.
When the sale is made her part has
not been played. Every article pur-
chased by the shopper must be accu-
rately put on the check. The price must
appear, correct as the most minute
item in trial balance sheet, and the
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24
PRESIDENT
ASKED PROOF.
THE HOUSE ASKS ROOSEVELT TO
SUPPLY EVIDENCE OF CHARGES

Washington. Dec, 1S,-The house OF
representatives yesterday by unani-
nous vote, adopted a resolution re-
guessing the president 70 supply i
with any evidence THAT may be in
his possession that win Justify the
statement in his last annual message,
In relation to the attitude Of members
Of congress toward appropriations for
the secret service OF the government,
Mr.. Perkins, chairman OF the special
committee charged to nvestigate the
allegations made in the presidents
message, and John Sharp williams.
OF Mississippi, both stated on the door
that 1t was the desire OF the special
committee to be just toward the pres.
ident in allowing him to submit any
evidence he may have, and both de-
clared that the committee would give
It full and impartial consideration.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24
New Theater Begun.

New York Dec. 5.-The corner
stone of the New theater, a home for
the dramatic art OF America. was laid
this afternoon in the presence Of an
asseinblage OF authors dramatists,
city officials and other distinguished
persons.
The ceremony Of laying the corner
stone took place in-the vestibuie OF the
new building. In addition 70 an adj
dress by Mayor Mcclellan there were
speeches by Augustus Thomas. the
playwright, and President John H, Fin
ley OF the City college. Richard Wal.
son Glider read an ode composed FOR
the occasion Miss Geraldine Fstrar
sang. and dedicatory choral b. Per-
cy Macgays was saok 81 i luIl ei'p'
rus.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24
seven Years Of Proof

81 have had seven years Of proof that
Dr. Kings New Discovery is the best
medicine to take for coughs and colds
and for every diseased condition OF
throat, chest or lungs" says W. v.
Henry, of Panama, Mo. The world has
had thirty-sight years of proof that DR..
Kings New Discovery is the best rem
edy for coughs and colds, Ia grippe,
asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, hemo-
rrhage Of the lungs, and the early stages
of consumption. It's timely use always
prevents the development Of pneumonia
Sold under guarantee at Ed Greeue's
drug store. soc. and Sl.o0. Trial
bottle free.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24

Deadwood Dick, the drama that comes
here Tuesday night. January S, IS
not a wildwest show, but good moral
drama with comedy and patlcs enough
70 niaka II instructive and interesting
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30
Nor0 9afota GreOs

GfbolOt lit NarsnloOe / Srinitotis
Wenig6eo pes &enmare ira 5. I'll
S. Iob.
MoOet nabneoeS me0 Spimesle-
guostienelte Eaitor S. @ertien pre-
oifeOe. &reOiens 6orman0 erflere0e
Wf6Oet aa6net, % Steoets 8rpit
GpO &elfommen. Serefter beItemtes
Sioen for ienere Mo0er, og Ri iam=
leoe5 paa Spilfolen til SeQeslpis=
ming 6oaOe Oenne % Sc felgenOe
Gage.
gftermiOOogen, ion1t nGIte 6or-
mio0ag benptteOes til Sorbanolinq
ON areOiens Misiions og Sfolear=
bei0e og &olg al &reoiens gmbe0s=
memo. Gen gamGe 8eltprelie gen.
palgtes: 8olt. g. 90. 8eterien, Gor=
manO; Mr. Sper Woos, 8QsIerer "a
unOertegne0e, 5efreter.
areOsformorlOen bop0e ino6uot
@oitor @arolO Senien til at ober=
pGre areosm0Oet; men @aItor Sen-
len fltnOe fife opfpl0e bort gnIfe
0enne Sang, men ienote en- SiIien
til Mo0et, iom moOtoges meo Sof,
%tilfenoegipet pes Heisning. 81 boo-
Der Dor ltta6misiionpr muo Ie ftq
/ StonO til at 6ei6ge % en- onoen
Sang inOen aft for Ganqe.
arcOSmoOet 6eitemte at ofboloe ct
Itprre S0noagslfolemp0e. @n &omi-
te blep neoiat til at or0ne Ben 5oq.
&reOien5 Gimme: &etfpr6i0goreI-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30

L % @~cuiggorelic / Oerc5 inO6pr-
oes 6OrbolO" inOlcocOcs al @olt.
@ioucr. &ffc alenc SnOlcOninqen
lnen ogiao Den oerpno folgcnoc
San1tolc bar bao0c lprcriQ oq op=
Dpggclig.
Mcnig6eoc15 Gunc: ~CoIcr fife
Hoe ON bperonore 9rc0re" blep
inOlcoet al @oIt. :. z. NieIien.
flort og fortfattct, % pocfltlgteS al
CT liplig % forbonbertlig pttig
Somtale. 9lftenmooerne 6e1ptte0eS
til ErGOifen % Tore0raQ.
SonOagen bar igcn Sen Itorc &pi=
ti0soag, bbor Ell tier Sfore iomlcoes
mi &errens Orb, iom l6n flart "a
liae til, 6ornli0bog, Gfterniooog o.
Nften. st Offer, ca. $3.50, 6Gep lugt
paa &errens Sitter iii ban itore Sog.
&i iopneoe bore 8r~pfte6ro0re,
@unOeien, Tr. |eterIen o. @re0e
SobonIen, ii0itnppntes Menig6eoer
| GuI6ertien % Si0nep Mont. bar
BEG reprGienteret beo 9elegoter.
S en- fife % til Gels ~afli0csli=
genie &re0s iom 6enne - for fife
at to(e ON onore areoie - 6ltr6e
ale ErGiter mpoe frent, mes 9eGe-
qoter ira Oeres Menigbe0er. Mprf
ier Bette, 9r6ore % Menigbeoer.
NGIte &reOSma0e ofhoI6eS / 3ions
MenigbeO. Gimme: /. get. 1, %.
Seq bar beflittet mig pea at fotte
mig / &ortbe6. Oct forefommer mig,
al &eferoterne fra &rp6smp0erne
pG lignen0e let bGiper for ensformi-
&c, for Gange og trpttenoe.
@ieLg42 a-mi5ar gefr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30

ct pi0e; imilenoe bprte De paa bam:
~@ei,~ iagoe M}onOen, "a ban ont
ltoer bar fGrOig, her bar on Fel1ge
iii NltffeIl % &opperne, og lfpno
bi9 iii bjenn q bplo Sui" 8lGoe=
ItrdnlelOe fprlpO 9rengel 9ltlet, %
liOt otter ItoO ban biernme bps
rSeOltG" nlGO 9uffcn % SOppcrlG.
Men bpaO bar set, FER lugteoe 10
ogioa al 9G6leifiper; fist efter fom
uSeOIte" ms ira &offenct - meO
Chocolate og 9Gblelfiper. Som, fife
SboroalO, fom min Ser, fer bar
III noget goot at parn1e Dig pad."
S6orpuIO ItoO muall6s, pllt0lelig
fom ban til at tGnfe paa llrtefrGm=
meren, 1ful0e 8e0ltemo'r pirfelig
bdOe fanCt Set al BAN, vipis fun,
min Sen" lo0 oet igen fra Ben CANT
le, o9 Dan gap 1tg I Sag l1teo oct,
men N@6leifiperne fltn0e ban life
fao neO; Set mnotte bore Sc andre,
Fan bop0e fooet, ser 6eoirfeOe set
g meo Ct, ~IoOc 9e0ite, leg bar lige
faoet iooOon noqle", fortalte ban
6enOe ON ben fife @ige, Sen rare
Man0 % BEN goOe Some, bpor 6hn
fif Eengene til 9ltffen og &opperne,
@lto peliigne Sig nit Barn og oGe
gooe Wenneifer. ---- Men
rprc fra 6orbuiet Gpoer set: v@Go-
Be SuGl OejGige SltGl gngIe bale neo
I GfjlG."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30
9ibt ON &orrelpon6ancen
fra Drum.
/ rSaniferen Nr. %.

On nit @jerte ilaor parn1t for
nogen, lau maa jeg iige, at BET er
for 6olfene Der u6e pe0 Drum, benz,
iom bar bereOt mig iaa megen
@lGOe lige itoen 1884, 0a lea fgrlt
fcm paa @gnen. Oct er fife at I'M
ores pau, ON. jeg meO Sllteresie
IGl Ter alt, iom fommer oerfra.
6orfatteren al nGpnte &orrelpon=
Dance er mig ubefenOt. Sg / bette
SilfGloe er bet beloigt, at BON fife
bar tegnet Jig, iaa ingen ifal iige,
at BET CT al gtag til BAN, at ieg
i~triper.
ut &orreiponoancen fife er lamb
fGrOig | mango 0ele, SET er set
ldngt ira mig at iige. Men Sen er
langt ira uOfprlig nof, hpao ieg
enifer at forflare. ut &orreipon0en-
ten life bar giort Jig megen Slio
for at faa Napnene paa Sc Er9I tier,
lom bar betient Wenigbe6en, Set er
let at le. San fltn0e Blot gaa OBJ
paa &irfegaar0en, og Ser pan
en- al Sc fprite 8rooltene piloe ban
fin0e 9fubnet Sien1. 6por mangt ct
tGrt Miroe er Ser fife fnpttet til
Dctte Napn?
Sitter at &orreiponoentcn bar for
tolt os OH SnOpielien % @rG1 terne
ct. @auli % Gmous Mtenigbe0er,
loa fon1t1er 6an meo, at Ser gift en-
Del Nor, % fist lGnaer neOe
1toor Oer. u9og par set ita0ig sen
1tprTte Gel al 9oniferne fer pno
Ggnen, ION ingen Wenigbe0 til
lprte, % Jon of forifeQige @run0e
enten life fllnoe eQer fife pil0e 6libe
Me0lemmer al Ell Menigbe0, ser
babe norif @etiening." S bette
5tpffe tager &orreiponoenten itor-
ligen fell. 9apOe ban tGnft fig
liot ON, fltu0e Set faGoe BAN p%anife-
Ilgt at finoe 6 0ortife 6amiIier Ser,
iom life bsrte mes til @enig6eOen-
San flyer, at Ser bar forifelige
@run0e o.i.p. 8, booOe ban BOG
bare forfloret o5 Sc @runoe, iaa
Gopoe ban iporct mis- for ct 96re
>cnne fife @emarfnino 2et er
ionot, bpaO BON iiQc It
Scr gif Ell Del Iar,~ &n 3OaD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30
Sil Eait. j.. ID. @cnrificn,

Gi oil benptte Ben 2eiligbeO, JON
cpenl tuaenoe giper, til at fremfomme
meO ct %ar 9enlGrfninger iii 8oIt.
$. 90, @enrifiens Iaafalote &eoes
gerelie | -. 8. @ioneer". Der er
meget / Oenne, iom fife er paali0e=
ligt, men ri pil noies me0 at on6ol,
&c fplgenOe:
v0isie goOe 6oGf foriifreoe BAN
0alt. Senrifien) tiOligt % lent, at
Sen f%orene0e &irfes 2preitiQing
par Sen iomme ION Sen norffe En-
NODES og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %
bapOe bette peret GilfaGoet, iaa
hapOe unOerte9ne0e % bans Me-
nigbe0 / Dag til6ort Den foreneoe
&irfe; men oesp9rre fanOt ban
mart uO, at oisie Salemao6er finn
tar 9offemnb, og at 6lertaQet at
Gen foreneoe &irfes @reiter ieile-
DC / metbo6iItiif Sarban0."
Oct f6rite, hi onifer at bemprfe
BERTH, er, at hi maaGer og Ga0er os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30

ntcnlGtning cllcr Grit. @pprfpr 6pQ=
&c tlloct Gegningcn Ct fGr0ig? 1Scq
Tar Ell lDcnlf 9tobp, lont beQif Sen
Sell; men 0crfor bpgger ban cnomt
liGltcn bpcrt 9Iur, Set bill iiQe, ban
Gpr ituOig GoronorillQcr, in0til han
III er grunOig fcO al Set 6cle. %i
Tiger OcrfOr til &omitccn: @ip os
CT Glan for Suntmcniutninqen "a
Griften Al @jenuuct, iou pil 81 tooe
fat og ~fOrbonOIc piocrc.
Sort forltc Sporgsmoal CT:
@pen ifol optnQe5 poa Sientmet ?
p BET unOet er ligt bette: Gfter
Rpilfe Sope ltal @jemmet Oripes ?
llocn at Oi5ie cling forlt flares, pil
bet pitt pGre ponifeligt at opnoo
noget pirfeligt Heiultat; t6i lea
ten0er ct Silent, oprettet al ct Strife
ldmful1O, bpor 2(onDen i6lunOt Sc
gon1le CT loa friitu5DenOif, at Ell
g%eltprerlnOc Al Ben 8run0 ioQ Tia
lt1Ologet I'll at forlo0e 6iemmet.
Eoa llGpntc NlOcr0oms6icm pQr Ser
ben Sang fun grlt1nmc faa al W}e=
n%igbe0erncs pGr0ige gomlc; men
@1emmet bar fltl0 al %iuu0ulrne pan
troe 6olf, iDm / oere5 &~rufts0oQe
hopOe benorepet Siocn I e1 innoiot,
ftot pg iorgipit 2ip. Wen ga 81
nercn begpnOte at trpffe, % Np0en
ltn0 Tor GDrcn, bonfe0e 0isle poo
&irfens Gor for 9orn6jertig6c0 %
bette lloen at ompcn0e itq. Gerfor
rite bet Jig ogloo, efter at Sc bop0e
1onet 6o0fGite / 6iemmet, at Sc fife
bdpOe togen @rtg for Serren, men
peo enbper 2ejligbe0 mto0latte Sc
Jig &ri1tenOpmmens 9(un0.
&omiteen pil moaife not iige ionl
lda: Si fan life paa eQen Saano
lnpe Oisle Sope for Sptagelien eQer
9}egler for 9riften. Oct fan 10 Ioo
ogiaa nof p9re, men Sen fan 0o
ll0arbeiOe 6orilog eQer llofult til
elsie &ope og Hegler, pu6Iiiere Oen1
rg / Oct belle taget for6ereOe SuQen,
lda oisle Sope % Gegler fan blipe
forbanOlet / Wenigbeoer1e % ii0en
neOtagct pau Nursmtg0et i Glf Sorn.
Sa, bet CT I'LL DOR We1inq ON
Sagen Der i port lille Niprne al
Samfun0et, % pi 6etpipler meqet,
at Sagen fan fore5 tilfreosItiQen0e
lgennem 40 BEN Sci Sen er 6eqpnot;
tbt pi fan fife ie, at Ser as Sen Sci
gipes noget lom BELT @oranti for
Get nulige Stems aanoelige Sil-
fdnp c1erF fimetige Dre; D0or-
for Ri better life tror, at Der bill ino-
Lobe ret mango ioli0e Scatter ON
Stotte til Spretteli en eler 9riften.
Oct er ilet fife Dor Mening, at
pi fife pil bore nleO i 4rbejoet,
euer at pi pil unOroge os for at
noe til ct m1ligt 9llOeroomsbiem,
men pi bill intet LOBE, ir10en hi pes,
6naO BET er, Ri giper bores &enge
no til; tbi set er be6re intet at LOBE,
emo Bet er at LOBE og fife 6ol0e
BET. SAB os begpnOe ira Sen rette
Gnoe. 2oO os fprIt foo Glonen o.
ii6en 6pgge.
(Mprp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30
SamfnmOsbetragtninger
af SnIins @Orcf.

Ser bar / Oe iiOIte 8ur Gar p9ret
ltrepet og la9t en- bel Del ON ct
IlOerOomsbiem inOenfor bort San1-
funO, % OerDeO ct BET 10 laa pgda
omtrent blepet, naar man unotager
DC $1,000 JON Wfrs. YbiQipIen gap
til ben Sag. ga, ieg peO nof, at Der
0esforuOen er inOfommen nogle fuu
Gents eler Collars MI pg ou, og
at Di bar baft Ell &omtte eQer to,
men / &irfelig6eoen er Sagen n9p=
pc enonu fommen iaa longt frem,
at ben bar toget i'm SegDnodfe.
Set er Ioa at lige bleben peo 0ro
uoen at naa til Sanoling meo lt10=
tagelie al Be $1,000. Sg .hbab non
Iariagen 0ertil er? &i bar orgtet
Sogen Der temmelig u0fprlig / -
higbeoen, men er enbnli fife blG.a
fnr1f9 iii ii ipdre. 8er Gr lite IuS
let Ell Sag at ipare pna. &omiteen
fcrlanger / Of for 2 Oft, at
ri ifol ipare poo 2 SpSrgsmoal:
1. On bet MI er Si0en til at opret=
te ct laaount Stem, pg 2. ON bi er
fUroig mi til at p0e set no0pen0iae
til Sprettellen % Griften. ga, ioo=
run omtrent lo0 Spprqsmaalene
I'll %. Wen 6pno fan en- Meniobe6
hcrtii e0entlig ipare? Sea 6etpipler
life, at man enoogioo nte0 9etbe6
frn0e l1aa at opar6ejbe en- Stem=
ming DeO ct WenigbeosmpOe for Op=
rettelien al ct Il0er0omS6jcm, iao
cit Wpngoe me0 8egejitring piloe
lIgc: 0Npret BET burtiglt m1ligt; tbi
bet er Ell goo 8erning, og pore gam=
le bnr0e bope BET goot poa Set ito=
it," % Sporgsn1aalet ON @engene
I'll 9riften pil Be fleite iiffert oqiao
11ge ia til. Mten bporfor bor Wenid=
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hi fer / Wtenig6eDen, at Suqen paa
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liz er ItiQet paa @ope0et eQer fife
begpnOt paa belt ret Bis. Gi tror
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bel Gel AT % Der ~boii6oen0e ct SD-l
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