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New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
HOW | TOOK MY
WRINKLES OUT
After Facial Massage, Creams and Beauty
Doctors Had Failed
By HARRIET META

Trouble. worry and Iu-health brought ne deem
lines and wrinkles. realized that they not only
greatly marred my appearance and made ma
look much older, but that they would greatly
interfere with my success. because womans
success. either socially financially. depends
very largely her appearance The horssy
woman. with deep lines and furrows in her tace
must fight an unequal battle with her young.,
and better-looking sister.
I therefore bought various brands OF cold
cream and skin foods and nassaged ny facs
with most constant regularity. hoping to regain
my former appearance But the wrinkles simply
would not go. On the contrary, they seemed u
get deeper. Next went to a beauty specialist.
who told me she could easily I'D ne OF ny
wrinkles 1 paid my money and took the treat
rnent Sometimes I thought they got less, but
after spending all the money I could afford for
such treatment, found I still had my wrinkles
SO I gave I'D in despair and concluded must
carry them to ny grave One day friend q
mine who was yeIsed in chemistry made a sus-
gestiOn, and this gave me a new idea l irrrne-
diateIy went 20 work making experiments and
studying everything could get hold OF on ths
subject After several long months OF almost
numberless trials and disCOUragements I finally
discovered a process which produced most as
founding results on my wrinkles IN a single
night I was delighted beyond expression 7
tried my treatment again. and 10 and behOldl ny
wrinkles were practically gone A third treat
ment-three nights in au-and had no wrinkles
and nv face was as smooth as ever I next
offered nv treatment TO some OF my immediate
friends who used u with surprising results, and
I have now decided TO offer IL TO the public Miss
Gladys Desmond, Of Pittsburg, Pa writes that
II made her wrinkles disap pear IN one night
Mrs NJ ". Graves, OF Bridgeport, Conn.
states: There IS not q wrinkle lert; my friends
saw I look 20 years younger. I consider your
treatment a godsend TO wonankind." Mrs James
Barss OF Central City. s D., writes: The
change IS SO great that it seems more work Of
magic"
I Will send further particulars 70 any one who
is interested, absolutely free OF chargs. uss
no cream facial massage, face stearnlng or So
called skin foods; there IS nothing TO inject and
nothine, to inture the skin II IS entirely new
discovery Of nv own and simple that you
can use IL without the knowledge Of your most
intimate friends You apply the treatment ar
night and go to bed In the morning. loi the
wonderful Transformation. People often write
me: 1T sounds too good TO be true" Well ths
rest will tell. Il interested IN my discovery
please address Harriet Meta suite e24R, Syra-
cuss n Y and Will send you full particulars.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Paris. December "a.


pran,rsd for ths winter sports eft St Morita are
some Interesting costumes Of velvet and corduroy.
Tnsy ara ali in dark coors deep bottle green. lead
elephant gray or black Nearly ell are In the one-
piece form hemned with fur, and trimmed with
quantities of buttons
Quite novel in form is gown OF black velvet
with tablier that reaches from high above the
bust TO the hem. It buttons nat on each side with
real buttonhoIes made in decorative fashion
with large black cords There is fat collar that
descends to touch the edge OF the opening; the
space left is flied in with guimp Of white cloth
that is embroidered in red. black and gold. and
that also shapes a choker The long tight sleeves
button to the elbows and edged with fur
OF gray corduroy is second winter costume
The fulness Of the skirt is disposed under a box
pleat the MIDDLE of the back, and 1t buttons IN
real fashion On each side. for the space Of three
buttons at the hem, 1t is left free This opening
is after the fashion Of tho sheath skirts Of the
autumn but is necessary, the skirt is slight
ly fuller than those lately Really smart is
the short coat accompanying this skirt There are
wide hip pockets trimmed with little cord
and several small buttons set in line across the
top. Similar buttons are set In long line on the
top OF the forearm. The bottom of the sleeves
and the fat collar finished with band OF er-
mine framed in narrow bands of sable. huge bow
of gray satin ribbon is set under the left ear
velvet turban and perfectly immense errnine muf
are the accessories OF this pretty costume
or heavy YET enCnHnLLEBly Bull ool 90 Dt'NA 'N'
is a third costume. The short velvet skirt is hung
IN we'll pressed but loose pleats The hah ichs
serge coat is of the shade Of lettuce green
Hin pockets shaped at the end OF tabs that reach
from the fronts piped and trimmed with out-
tons covered with the material and trimmed Win
black horn. Long narrow revers turn back Holh
the closely buttoned fronts. Great buttons as
large as q silver 5-franC piece, are posed on
these at each side. three OF them. two at the top
the third at the The Directoire collar Is held
and tied by long narrow cravat made or SILK 20
match and lined with velvet. Three buttons are
set IN a perpendicular line on each end The tur-
ban designed for this costume has an immense
soft crown Of velvet folds surrounded by little
sable animals that meet heads and tails.
More elaborate IS a costume or lead colored
cloth After the fashion prevalent at present IL
IS buttoned on each side, leaving an unbuttoned
space at the hem. either side OF the line Of
buttons the skirt IS richly embroidered with che
nile and and fine soutache braid alternating
| with many fat braid lozenges. This embroidery
reaches to the knees IN front dropping lower at
the back straight loose but closely fitted. half
! lonS coat Of sealskin slopes sharply back from
! short wasted waistcoat OF the embroidered cloth
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
q DICKENS BALL,

sairv Camp and Betsy Prlg. Sam Weller. Little
Nell and all ire rest of the Dickens people whom
most of us have laughed over and cried over will
h. seen at the National Arts Club. No. IA Gramercy
Park Oh the night OF Friday, February 5. The New
York branch OF the Dickens Fellowship will hold
,b,s character ball celebrate Dickenss birthday.
As his birthday comes on Sunday-the 7th-this
wear the Fellowship decided to hold tho celebration
unon another date Thsrs viii De dancing. Of
.esu..a and q ssas Dickens Ezepee.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The blouse that be trimmed with bands OF
material is much IN demand for with dressy
suits for when the bands are made from the ma
terisl of the skirt an entire costume viii result
This model is especially well adapted 10 such treat
ment and in the illustration IS made OF lace com
hined with tucking and with stitched bands OF
satin. These bands. however. could be OF cashmere
or Of silk. broadcoth of any material preferred
and II for any reason a fancy waist is wanted
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
CHEAP DouGHNuT RECIPE.

The following Is q carefully tested recipe for
doughnuts, what would be more correctly called
crullers: Mix a scant cupful of sugar with egg
and piece of butter the size of a butternut After
carefully creamng. add cupful OF milk and two
cupfuls of -four sifted with two teaspoonfus OF
baking powder and pinch Of salt Stir together
and turn out a mixing board. II needed, add
hour-enough to roll out Fry in smoking
hot lard. Aftsr frying drain from grease and roll
them IN eu&a1,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
DIN COLLEGE AFTERNOON.

Tn. New York branch OF the Vassar Students
AS Society Mrs Charles W. Crimson. president.
-,u ,sy. an a,o,d College Afternoon" at the Hotel
se.o- on Saturday. January e. at o'clock the
programme VIII include songs. whistling. mono
Iogues and an original play presented by Han
NAV actors IL addition there viii be sale OF
articles made By vsssar vom IN. Inc ucxe's n
"a 80 mar b. sbtstnsd from Mrs- Louis CUT
-. e,ane.rss. IN. = NaA ea S0sA
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
LITTLE MOTHERS BENEFIT.

krsL icr1s uurnAr. Of No. III West i1sth street.
IN sfvs q benedt for the Little Mothsrs' AID Az
osttoa on Monday afternoon. January II. ST
o'clock q; the Park Avenue Hotel Sarah Tempe
s-ysrd will talk upon Nine. de Rambouillet and
Social Talent" The tickets ere 81 each. and may
BE- obtained by writing the Little Mothers Ala
Association No. Z9s Second avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Tome Ways offbe TOorld

much padded side tresses has been superseded by
the Grecian knot Will the be found who
is brave enough 20 attempt the charminGly bizarre
headdress Of the end of the Directore period. the
knot directly on top OF the head. resembling in
arrangement a ball of hemp twine. with. its bulge
above and below the middle twist? With this the
tuft of curls and the natural wavy effect Of the
other hair make a lovely frame for refined face
and one that must surely soon come 10 the fore in
fashion If correctness Of coffure is to accompany
the beautiful frOcks
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

Instead Of the diamond barettes hitherto used
with the jetted gowns lovely cut jet barettes are
worn in the hair. In fact, set OF cut jet jewery
is now necessary for the woman who would be
well gowned. Those in mourning are also wearing
these sets in dull jet 1t is attractive fashion
giving those bereft chance To adorr themselves as
smarty their sisters who can wear bright gems
1t is becoming both fair and dark haired women.
and irresstibIy to the red headed girl, as it
makes the skin appear dazzlingly white.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

1bosa who 90 TO the opera to see the fine display
of Jewels have been disappointed this year as the
present style OF gown, regal as 1t appears Will not
Kermit the wearing OF gem studded stomachers
and eI,tterIng gems can cnly be sparingy placed at
corsaee or in necklace. Pearls. however. are
favored above all other precious stones. and these
ccstlv but unobstrusive strings to be seen upon
almost every fair neck, and those who have In
herited old fashioned sets have besides their ropes
exquisite ornamental sprays in flowers and leaves
of seed pearls with large single pearls dotted In
the designs, emphasize their beauty. These
surays are no longer made. and even their repair
ing is as expensive new pearl brooch OF good
size Among these inherited sprays are hair orna-
rnents similar to the modern designs but with the
addition of quiverng aigrette arrangements of tiny
pearls set in slender blades or bud clusters
The Young uaatron who pours tea at some newly
married friends first function this year her
best hat. AMI the proportions or the dresSy nat
are well known, those wishing cup OF that most
refreshing beverage must dodge around these be-
festhered cartwheels first to catch the eye OF the
yearer and then stand at safe distance when re-
oed wing the brew For TO disarranse the hat which
has been poised and pinned most carefully At the
most becoming angle Gan operation that takes many
precous moments ls possible by the lightest touch
axainst the overshadowtug brirn. In the crush or
an '.at home such disaster can only be averted by
the most careful engineering OF ones own hat and
elbows And be it known, apologies afterward are
no reparat!on for the catastrophe.
Plants such as ferns of any description or
azeleas being sent this season at times OF CON
,,r.trla1ion where cut flowers formerly carried
nroor of thought and the boudoir OF the newly
engaged girl is like unto conservatory, so full is it
of bIoou, and frond. When they begin to droo2
thew are usually deported to the greenhouses at
the young woman's country nome ~here they soon
-suive and live to bloom for many seasons. each a
n.meato of the ''happiest time OF her existence" :"
II IA said thxt the opera box holds one more
xnrnaa n the front row since tas esaosEs xI6
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
d. A r. CELEBRATION.

The anniversary Of George Washington's we'd
ding dag Will be observed by the Daughters Of the
American Revolution From 70 O'Clock on
wsdnssday afternoon. January 6. they will have q
ysescrcu and entertainment st sherrya. with
speeohes ~ & o'ciook-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

The various hotels that have fountains, wherein
live disport themselves, awaiting the choice OF
patrons who wish TO that strictly fresh" will
be served them but copying the customs OF
the epicurean Romans. who kept tho various kinds
OF fish, particularly this iridescent red mullet.
In sunken basins OF crystal clear water be-
meath their tables. that ;heir guests might
feast their eyes the living hsh before partaking
of the delicacy for which the Adriatic waters are
famous. Truly, nothing is under the
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

II IA said that the opera box holds one more
-urraa IN the front row since tbs esafars with
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HMnmar

IH.E.H .E|FE --aEIEe- .HI.E. :.
@rinS 81 a gSe, .Yrins @oloe-
mars ploite Syn er bIepet Gremier-,
leitnant. Son bar taget fin Mf-
gangsetsomen pe6 0fficersfolen paa
Sreoerifsberg % ifaI f1u gigre Sic.
neite | @ar6en.
@totsr nfobe for
190S-09 u6piier ct ret betp0e=.
ligt 1noerifuo, ca. 14.6 Millioner
&r., men Dog life iaa itort iom an-
i1aoet poa Ginan5looen, bpor Set bar
aniat til Is Mill. @r.
!. Il * 4 III - il ,
Scr a tteren Safob
s. nut c fan Sen l.. Mopember
iejre lit 25 Aars S1bile11m iom
6orfotter. Sans ferite ifjpnliternrc
arbeioe bar ct 9igt, r@ent &o,1ge-
proDer" I u9t1t0rt1te MQancOS1 tr1tt 4.
gn ny 8pg al bam, v2erer l1rup",
er l1ofomn1en / 0isie Sage.
Stor @ape til &e6e=
c t q B e t. NDS al og6e Yroto=
%folfprer pe0 &'jpbenbapns &riminal-
og Folitiret Miels ST.. 6ercb far ef=
terlaot Jig ct Seltamente, bporpeo set
oani fe Seoei elifab in6ietteS iom Mf=
oeoe5 timber alarping. Sen upe1l=
teoe og ltore @aoe, iorn oerbeo til
fal6er Selifabet> belpber }ig til oper
10000 Rroner.
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6remtio at iege i'm Mfife0; iom bans
Gftermon0 nupnes 9eportementscbei
/ Observation-Disclosures, &amneriun=
fer &c. 90. &rieger.
8 TOP nj g i
9 e e far10t Ste6 5. 1. DIT.
fra 6rue Strife / &ipbenbapn, ur0er
meget itor 9eltagelie. Sil1teoe bar
&onger, &ronprinien og Hrins &ar=
alb, &l1ltuS=, Torl pars= og SSSr0en=
rigsminiltrene, iamtlige @iifopper og
oct t%beologilfe 6afultet> lao go6t 1om
bele Oen fje%benboDnlfe og Ell flor Gel
al 2onoets pprige @eiltligbe6. gno<
nioere en- MgngOc Neprnientor1er
for oen ljGllon0lfe 2mnoboltollo, lon1
9llfoppen | mango Mor pirfe0e incl
lem = fgrlt joni Yruit / &p1mebnf>
le1ere peo fine 1ral1ge @ilitotsrejicr
|om @iifop. 2igtolen bol0tes al 81
lfoppen5 8roOer, Eoitor Or. @olger
9fpr0am fra 2pngbp, Ser omtolte bon1
lom ct lpffeligt Me!nel fe, %lipsglo6 %
rem al Sin0; ban bar en- i11l10 geu=
tur, bpoo ban bite lom STUDENT, /
i'm Girflombe0 iom gejitlig og / lit
Stem. 9eref tier tolte YrofesIor &e=
ser Maolen og ill1ttelig Sen afoeoes
Sgn, Seminorief oritanoer 5fat Ngr-
Dam.
Song Gbriitions Dgtr e.
Gnfefeiierinoe 9ugn1or pg Dronning
&lefsonora, ser lom ie6panlig til
bringer 81 teriommeren paa &pi0pre,
les n9lten 0agIig / &igbenbopn. 81
bol0er al at lpaoiere poo Strpget og
betrogte &in0uesu6ltillingerne> %
De glpr 1tte 1na lplOel1t flotte Sl1O=
fjpb at @mpffer, Norcelpn, elegonte
Mpbler> BelSperf og lao pi6ere.
S oct fongelige Sbeater les Sc me-
get bpppigt; set morer oem pjenipn>
ligt at gienopfriife l1ng0ommer1s
56eatermin6er, og Sc CT ibrige efter,
at Sfficersr11e poa oeres Sfibe, Ser
ligger pe0 &%jgbenbapn, ifol giere Be-
fje1oti fiat me6 Sen rationale &l1nlt.
lnrlig 8oltr11onpilles @olletter. 3D.
laa for cit Mengoe @on0le110e lon1
Slogtere, @rdntban6lere, @iftltolie~
6an0lere, og ian bi6ere, CT Sc to Ser
iferi1oer fortrnffelige &1,10er. Ero=
bianteringen al 0eres Sfibe fo1ter
mango Henge, og ser betoIes olti3
flot og fo1rtant, ligeiom ogiao Mano=
lfabet, Ser faar 2an0lop I rig l1o=
itrGf1ing, forbruger CIT life ringd'
Del al 0ereS 2pn / 8pen.
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6 b 3 nj d p811 g nj a

6 . + II + ap g fom a.
g e r 1ab feire6e 400 Mars Subj.
lpl1m 5. 4. 0ftober, ioet Song SONS
8. II Sttober 1909 %nnoerlfrep .2ops-
arttflerne. &rofeslor Camille Mprop
bar ffrebet 2qpets &iitorie / ct meget
t%nteresiant @grf. Nv Oct figbenbupn<
tie Sfommger-Saanoper fprer en-
iberoig @amp moo Maifinfobtgiet.
2apet teller 439 Meolemmer> og
@pen bar ialt 1882 @fomagerforret-
Ringer, bboraf 0og 730 llet ingen Mr=
bei6ere be1fjeftiger, bpa6 Ser forfla=
rer 2apSmitrenes forbol0SDis beifeo=
ne Mntal. Naar man aar at bi0e, at
oe 70 fipbenbapnife @foteiSfabrifer /
1906 beifieftige0e ODER 0obbelt iaa
mango Mrbei6ere iom @%erfite6erne,
nemlig 1922 moo 1>038, foritao:
man, bpor 0pgtig &aan6fomagerne
muo feanpe for at opretboloe 0eres
gomle og aniete @%aan0perf. 9e
bar 6eres sSagifole lanrmen me6 2an=
bets to Melter=G e11tralforeninger,. De-
res 5agbla0e, og 0eres fortreffelige
SamR1enbolo.
6rgfen 6 cb e, Ben gorule
6orltanOerinoe for Mag6alenebiem=
met lom flor pafte laa megen. 9p=
nuerfiombe0 be0 lin Sale paa Sr6re
@fiSlion5 Marsme0e, ser bragte ben=
Sc / &onflift meo 2open ONT Maie=
itetsfornermelie, optraaote forle6er1
joni Sa1er be0 ct ltort MiS1ionsmpoe
og 8aiar, Joni Snore Mislion bol6t
/ 8Hbes6a. &en6es Sptre0en bar
imp0eiet mes en0el @pen6ing, ga
mon balppeis bab6e bentet> at fun
piloe tiloels gie11toge Jig ielp fra ii6=
ite Mar. Men Set fon1 beIt amber,
Ie0es.
Da 6rpfen gicbe traa6te frem poo
Goleritolen> fle0t / en- fipn, enfel.
graa STOLE og me6 Ell lille iort &oppa
paa Sobe0et> fit man loa longt fra
Sn6trpffet al, at Set bar Sen ogitQto=
rifle &Din6e, bbis Nabn nplig bar poo
alleS Sober = tpnrtimo6, fin oq
itilfgr0ig, til Si0er neiten for npn-
lom> laale0es birfe0e paa S%aler itolen
6orltan6erin0en for Sc fal6ne &pin.
oers Stem. S en lille Simes Sit
tolte Trdfenen, p%elgjgren0e rolig og
flogt, fiernt fra al Sanatisme, 110 fra
ct bibelif Sfriftite6, bbor ser bel ga
beS ben6e 2eiligbe6 til at 116trpffe
iin Smerte ODER rTolfets Mp6 oa
Sommer, @pn6, &aoo0enifab, Daar=
lig0om og Sorblin6elle", men alt
lommen bleb Set iogt paa EN- ege11
rolig, lipSfiloiofiif, operbepiien0e
MaaDe.
6rpfen gicbe far 'gjenipnlig giort
oen Grfaring> at &l1niten ~at fare
frem me0 2empe" fgrer lengit, / SET
min0ite / Set 2a116> bporom @bofe=
ipeare iag6e / lin u&amlet":
Scr ct noget roo06ent ="
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&ipbenbabn.


Si1ta1e MOB 8 anf6i i
reftgr s. g. $ e II. Sit
ititsninilter &pgsbro bar efter at
babe %giennemgaaet Set al MSiesio:
Scbrp0er til Minilteriet inolepereoe
Tor6prSmateriel, beor6ret Giltalc
moo Observation-Disclosures ti0ligere
9irefter s. s.. &anien for ~be6roge=
ligt 6orbol6". @agen fpreS for en-
&onrislions6omitol.
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SYHano.

9 %rufnet en- @rgft.
8ognmono g.. 2etb paa &nmel
Marf fal6t forIeoen Mftem> ba ban
par pao 8eien biem fra 8Den> / en-
@reft meo 8an6 og 6rufne0e. Den
Sorulpffeoe bar 70 Mar gammel.
Epfus calling. gy-
fns~gpioemien / @fipe> iom allereoe
bar frpbet flere Dire bar MI breot
Jig no paa 2an6et. S @tatonsbper=
ne I Splan6et er Der fon1tateret en-
Del Silfel6e. Sfolen / Sebierg blep
ll1ffet, ga ct 8arn biite fig tpfus-
imtttet.
g gl6en 8arne6Qa b.
Seo en- 8%arne0aab / 5igrring Strife
I GbD forleoen Spnoag bol6tes Dat-
ter al en- &usman6 Matbias @brilten=
len i 9ollerup oper Daaben al fin
Sloemooer. Silite6e / &irfen bar
en6pioere Barrets @eoitemooer og
Mooer, altlaa fire @lpgtIeo paa
Sptn6e ii6en.
t. II n g. timber Mr=
beloet poa EN- 5fori item / 5tations=
bpen 8oulitrip be6 S0oer pelte6e ct
Stilla6s, bborbeo 3 Mon0 itprte6e
neo. Sc to fal6t poao Soget og poq=
orog Jig fun min6re &belteli er, me-
oens Ben TREBLE Sen 15=aorige Mu=
rerlerltng @olm fra MoIling, fQl6t
neo paa @tenbroen. San 6e6e paa
Gte6et.
9nrt1gtM b e 5 e. gn ny
Sernbanebro bleb forle0en Scat logt
ober Maen be6 Sin6ol. s 2pbet al
Sen foruogaaen0e Sag aufom Mote=
riellet BERTH, 81. a. beltaaen6e al to
megttge SDingfraner. &l. 2 ON
Natten tog man fat paa at fier11e Ben
gamle 8ro. 0mfring &l. 6 Morge11
bar Mrbei6et ti%len0ebragt og &l. 1925
rnlle0e Morgentoget fra Sreoerif5-
bubn ober 8roen.
6 II ung % fer s q s
/ Sibirten. 29itnant 81. @rei11=
6abl fra Gre6ertcia, Ser for ct Mars
SID it6en reiite til Gibirien for al
anlpgge og beitpre ct Galtperf for
ct 0anlf &onlortium, er 6p6 6eroDrt
al SpfuS. Sans 6orlope0e CT netof
UNDER 8ei5 BERTH, ga set bar Menin.
gen. at set un9e Ears 8rpllup 1frl0t
babe bGret ferret / Omit til bpilfer
@D bun bente6eS / 6isie Gage.
@iftige@ er. Sors
leoen fjdbte Gne6ferme1ter 9nm=
goarb paa Gorpet / &ol0ing ct Moal
8lommer. San ipiite itrofs al Dem.
og / &iemmet fit bans Sienel tepige
nogle> ion FUN ogiaa itrafs ipilte,
me0ens Sru 9alngoor0 fplle0e &C.
item al f6r FUN 1piite al Sem. o.
gen efter fit 9nmgaar6 nogle lent
ME 8Dloer / Naffen og paa @alie1r
og Ytgen fit nogle ltgnen0e. Gam.
gaarD git ltrafs til en- 2ege> ser re-
flgre6e> at @pl6erne itammeoe fra Ell
Sorgiftning beo geD0elien al 8lom=
n1erne.
g 16 2Dnne6~
I a g. 6orle0en ilog 2Dnet ne0 /
Nim M6lle beo @orlens. Bao 5tier=
nebiulsloftet blep Sen lo6rette Mfsel>
cit GgetrGsbiglfe, ca. Is Sommer /
6irfant og s Mlen lang, iplintret og
Stjernebiulet, Ser bar feltet ON @fs=
lens neoerit e gn0e, fnuit / flere @tpf=
fer, bptlfet ogloa bar Gilfpl0et meD
ct Stiernebjl1l / Mpllebotten. So
peoafseler1, EN- 20 CONNER tpf 8ipl=
fe al @getrg, bleD fuloiten6ig ipal=
tet. Sra Mpllen for 2pnet in0 /
Gtuebui Jet, bbor Set %p6elag6e ct Sc
lefonapparat. Sfo6en er buroeret til
ca. 5000 Sir. Srgen Mennej fer fom
tilfo0e.
Solo og &gberi /
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