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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-13
NORTH ISLESBOKD.

NORTH ISLESBOKO.
The funeral services of Capt. Edgar A. Bun
ker were held Sunday at his home under the
auspices of the Masonic Lodge, Rev. A. G.
Warner officiating. The Eastern Star attend
ed in a body Mrs Laura M. Babbidge and
her granddaughter Miss Eunice Keller, who
lives with her had a very narrow escape from
death by coal gas this week.
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and Mrs. A. B. Hatch, Morrill,; ferns, Mrs. Hat
tie Paul. Morrill,; basket Of roses and chrysan-
themums, Ladies' Aid Society, Morrill,.

themums, Ladies' Aid Society, Morrill,.
Miss Emma Lewis Thompson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Thompson Of Fairfax, Soutn
Dakota passed away Sunday night, January
End. in Winterport at the home OF her grand
mother, Mrs. Harriet N. Abbott, after an Ill
ness of few days, aged II years. The imme-
date cause of her death was eryspeas MISS
Emma was a very attractive young lady ana
was beloved by all who knew her. she was
attending the Waynfeete School in Portland
and came to Winterport to pass her Christmas
vacation with her mother. sister, MISS
Katherine, and twin brother, Abbott, survive
her. Her father and brother arrived from
South Dakota and Miss Emma Lewis from
Bangor to attend the funeral services which
were held Saturday morning. The home was
filled with sympathizing friends, there were
many beautiful flowers, and Rev A. >. LOCK-
hart conducted the beautiful service and spoke
words of consolation to the sorrowing ones.
Abbott Thompson, the twin brother. was quite
i'll Sunday, but it is hoped it will not prove
serious.
Belfast relatives of Mrs. Abbie Jones OF
Santa Cruz, Calf, have received letters an
nouncing her death, which resulted from fear
full accident from burning. She was standing
in front Of an open fire in her room when her
clothing caught from the flames. Her daugh-
ter, assisted by her maid, came to the rescue
and extinguished the flames but her BODY was
severely burned and her system received
severe nervous shock, which the attending
physician said was the direct cause OF her
death. Two of her sisters have died within a
year: Mrs. Emma Cunningham OF Ellsworth
and Mrs John Albert Lancaster of Alameda,
Calf. One brother and two sisters-Moses
Robinson of Los Angeles CANT, Mrs =. r:
Carver of Camden and Mrs. 8 H. Macomoer Oh
Rockland-survive The deceased was 81 years
of age, the widow of the late Ambrose Jones
of Bristol and was well known to many of the
older residents of Belfast and vicinity, she
having spent many of her young days here.
Jessie May, wife of Colby A. Rackliffe, died
in North Chelmsford, Mass, Sunday morning,
January 9th, at a. m, after short illness
with acute nephytis, aged rs years, months
and IS days She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln N. Gilkey of Islesboro and had
been living in North Chelmsford since last
August She was loved and respected by all
who knew her She graduated from the Cas-
tine Normal school and was very successful
teacher, and Mr. Racklitfe was special student
at the University of Maine. Her parents two
sisters, Mrs. Harry Pendleton and Miss Gladys
Gilkey, all of Islesboro, survive. The remains
were brought to the Racklffe home in this city
Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon were
taken to her former home in lslesboro, where
the funeral services were held.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, $500 a
wear; LOO for six months; so cents for three
months.
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, one
inch length in column, so cents for one week
and Is cents for each subsequent insertion.
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hut never follows the use of Foley's Honey
and Tar, which stops the cough, heals the
lungs, and expels the cold from your system.
Take at first sign Of cold and avoid danger
GUS Illness Sold by all Druggists.
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ADMINISTRATOR s NOTICE OF SALE

Benjamin F. Colcord, administrator of the
estate of Albert r. George, late of Searsport
hereby gives notice that he will sell, on the
premises, by public auction, the real estate Of
Albert R. George, late of Searsport, on the
18th day of February, 1910.
3w2 BENJAMIN f. COLCORD,
Administrator estate of Albert R. George
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CHARLES A. plLsBuRy, Bu Ea'tss Manager ana
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Wanted!

Agents wanted, men or women, in every
town in Waldo and Hancock counties $500
to $3.50 per day and year around position to
right parties. Write or call and have a talk
with manager, A. M. BROWN,
Room "a, Windsor Hotel, Belfast
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OBITUARY.

The people of Harborside and vicinity were
saddened to learn of the death Of Mrs. Viola
H. Haskell, wife of Decatur M. Gray, at her
home in that town, with pneumonia. December
%, 1909 She was born in Brooksville 80 years
ago, the daughter of Mr.. John F. and Lucy A.
Magee. She was a successful school teacher
and taught many terms of school, her first
when only IA years of age. She was twice
married Her first husband was Capt. Frank
l.. Haskell of Brooksville, Me-, who was drown
ed five years ago. leaving her with two daugh-
tiers, Misses Vena and Katherine Haskell. The
former has been living with Miss DIR. Hobart
in Boston for about four years and is attending
the High school there, and the latter entered
the Castine High school last fall. They were
both at home on their Christmas vacation at
at the time of their mothers death. About a
year ago the deceased was united in marriage
to Decatur NJ Gray of Harborside, Me-, and
the ties of holy matrimony were bound stronger
each day by their love and faithfulness for
each other. Mrs. Gray was most estimable
woman, of high character, sterling integrity
and noble purpose, and was deeply interested
in the welfare of the community in which she
lived. 1t can be truthfully said that hers was
a sweet loving disposition, and that she was
ever ready to do the Masters will. Early in
life she became Christian and was connected
with the church in South Brooksville. Her
place can never be filled, and her memory will
always live in the hearts of her relatives and
friends. Much sympathy is extended to the
husband and daughters in their great loss.
Everything was done for her that loving hands
could do, but. the Saviour called her home.
She leaves to mourn their loss, besides her
husband and two daughters, a mother, Mrs
Lucy Carter of Sedgwick Me-, and two sisters,
Mrs. Sherman Gray of Harborside, Maine and
Mrs. Elwin Hooper of Bluehill, Me-; three
aunts Mrs Susan Fl. Stevens and Harriet F.
Blake of Belfast, and Mrs. Celia H. Gray of
Bar Harbor. The floral offerings, were very
beautiful, consisting of a large pillow of roses
from husband, casket-piece of white pinks and
roses from the daughters and bouquet of
white pinks and roses from Mr.. and Mrs. c.
R. Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 0. Frisbee
of Retfast
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figation now ordered will no doubt place
the blame where it belongs, and its YER
diet should be awaited.
FITZGERALD was elected mayor Of Bos-
ton Tuesday by a plurality of 1926 over
Storrow in a total vote of IS, 129, the
biggest ever cast in Boston. Fitzgerald
polled 1901 votes, Storrow, As, 735,
Hibbard, 1873 and Taylor but 625. Stor-
row represented the property and busl-
ness interest of Boston and Fitzgerald
the spoilsmen. Boston will now have to
endure four years of Fitzgerald, and
Belfast extends sympathy.
We need today partisan Republicans
and partisan Democrats, men who be-
leve in their party and IN the principles
Of that party, and not so many gueril-
las that feed between the lines, now or
one side and then on the other. -Ahra-
ham Lincoln.
The need is even greater today than
it was when President Lincoln uttered
these words of wisdom. 1t might be
added that we need men who cannot be
bought by the promise of some petty
office, influenced by specious promises,
or fooled by downright falsehoods. When
these qualities are lacking the demagogue
comes into power and a community suf-
Fers in reputation and in pocket.
The mission of the Farmer from the
3av Of its inception has been to encour-
age the business Of farming by aiding as
hest it was able in laying before its read
ers the methods and practices through
which the best results are secured. 1t
has had no use for the pessimlst, the
Pathfinder and growler, for the reason
that their views are in conflict with the
aims and purposes held in view by the
managers Of the paper, and serve only
to discourage the industry the Farmer is
laboring to build up, Z. A Gilbert, as
sociate editor, in the Maine Farmer.
That sounds something like it. That
was the tone of the Farmer under the
capable management of S. L. Boardman,
DR., VIM. 3. Lapham. and in more recent
wears OF DR. Twitchell. To single out an
individual wfo by location, constitutional
inability. Or other cause, fails to succeed
at farming, and hold him up as an eA-
ample is unjust to the successful farmers
of Maine and an injury to the agricultural
interests Of the State. There are failures
in all the professions and occupations.
There are men who would starve on a
farm from which other men would derive
a competence. That farming is profitable
today when conducted on business prin-
ciples cannot be denied. That Maine is
advancing agriculturally is no less es-
tablished fact. That there will be con-
tinued advance in orcharding, poultry and
stock-raising, dairying and the growing
of general farm crops, may be safely
predicted.
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
IDAHO s EASTERN DIRECTORS

At a meeting held last week OF
stockholders of the Idaho q
Eastern Mining company. oper'
ating a group Of claims near the
Hercules mine, in the Burke
section, the following directors
we're elected for the ensuing
year: ~.
John H. Wourms, Dennis Rear
don and S. Bergman.
At a meeting of directors i'm
mediately following the organ
ization of the board was com
pleted as follows:
President. Sam Seidenfeld
vice president. Dennis Reardon
! secretary and treasurer, John n
Wourms.
The property consists Of tw'
full claims and three fractions
on which a shaft has been SUM
to a depth of 100 feet, and abou
100 feet of drifting done, expos
ing some fair ore. No work ha
been done on the property TO
some time.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
OUTSTANDING ASSESSMENTS
Continued from page Ave.

Nyctalops Mining Company.
Limited--levied January1. one
mill per share, payable on or
before February Is, to James a.
Wayne, treasurer, Wallace; de-
linquent sale March IL.
Carney Copper. Company. Linn
ited-levied January 10, three
mills per share, payable on or
before February Is to c. D. Mil
Ter secretary, Mullan. Idaho; de.
linquent sale March is.
Dennemora Gold and Copper
Mining Company, Limited-lev'
led January 10. two mills per
share, payable on or before Feb
ruary 16, to Walter H. Hanson.
secretary, Wallace; delinquent
sale March 3.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27

Information reaches us OF a
deal by which claims owned by
j. w. Kincannon on West Eagle
have passed into the possession
Of Spokane parties for cash con.
sideration. The West Eagle
Country has as yet been but
little developed but there are a
number Of prospects there
which compare favorably with
the best in the district with the
same amount of work.
At the Blackhorse the ore
body opened up in the west drift
is improving as the work pro-
rogresses and at this writing il
is said the face of the tunne
shows about three feet of high
grade ore.
The Vendetta, Clear Grit
Blaine & Emmett and Iron Clat
are working steadily and tn
showings on each are exceed
ingly encouraging.
Some exceedingly fine sample
of gold rock from the Mothe
Lode and Lucky Boy have bee
exhibited in Murray. the forme
carrying free gold and both be
ing high grade. Murray Sun.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
CONTINUE RAVEN DEvtL0pM'1.

At d recent meeting OF the
Raven Mining company held IN
Wardner it was decided to con-
tinue development work through
out the winter. The property
is located about three miles east
of Murray and joins the Granite.
Allie property on the west. the
Raven cropping being but 22OO
feet from the mouth Of this
promising mine. The ledge ID
a continuation of that from
which the Granite-Allie IL pre-
pairing to ship and traverses the
Raven property its entire width.
Reports made by R. T. Toner.
who has charge of the develop
ment work on the Raven, state
that progress being made on the
property is fast nearing the
ledge and unless the dip carries
it farther than is at present an.
ticipated, this should be reached
within the next Is feet. Fol-
the past 300 feet work has been
going on in a continuous miner
allied formation. This is &
promising that both MIR. Tonel
and engineers who have recent
~ examined the property arr
satisfied that they are in clos'
proximity to an ore body. TIT
showing is so satisfactory tina
the directorAdecided on contin
uing the work as above stated
At the meeting the following
: officers were elected: President
; R. T. Toner; secretary-treasu
J Franklin Pfirman. The direct
ors include these two with Johl
: Pelkes. Curley AlcLachlan an
]. ]. Toner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
SILVER ROCK IS M|NERAl1ED

The new lower tunnel on the
property of the Silver Rock Min
ing company in the. Osborne Sec
ion is in about 80 feet and some
highly mineralized matter is al
ready showing in the face.
Some ore carrying small values
in gray copper and silver have
also been exposed
The claims adjoin the holdings
of the Rainbow company and
have an excellent showing on
the surface. A small assessment
was recently levied.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
PUSH STERLING development

Development work has been
under way on the Sterling prop
erty for several weeks and good
progress is being made on the
tunnel that is being run to en-
counter the ore disclosed in the
upper workings. The tunnel
has been driven about $50 feet
and it will be necessary to con-
tinue it $50 feet further. The
Sterling is On Lake gulch.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
CONTRACT ON THE NORTH STAR

contract for $50 feet of additional tunnel work mas Deen
on the North Star Mining and Development property to T.
Wherry The tunnel is in 75 feet and the
are ledge is close hand When the ledge
the unnsed portion Of the contract will be completed by
When the $50 feet been approximate depth OF 4O eet
will have been attained depth of 700 800 feet can be had
by following the ledge good showing was made IN the upper
workings G. Doughery is of the North Star Inc
property of the is on Nine Mile between "aace
the Pittsburg Lead company's property.
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Notice q ossponemsat

Notice q Posspoasmsat ~
Notice Is hereby given that the above needing
has been postponed 70 the l4th day Of fsbsuAsy.
1910, 1t the same hour and slaCe.
EVERETT 8. PATTIsON.
Jan 27.Fcb 10. SecresAU
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Bids will be received up to Febru-
ary %. 1910 for 200 to 500 feet OF
tunnel work on the Idaho Copper
company property, adjoining the
Render, to be continuation OF
the present tunnel. The right Is
reserved to reject any and all bids.
All bids must be in writing and ad-
dressed to the company, Box $50
Wallace.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLD
ERS' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that special meeting
of stockholders of the Cassidy Gold Mining and
Milling Company. Limited. will be held 1t the
Office of the company. $40 Cedar street. Wallace
Idaho, OIL Tuesday the sth day Of February. 1910,
ut 80 D. m in place Of the regular annual meet
ing which should have been held the 18th day Of
january. 1910. At this meeting directors win BE-
elected to serve for the ensuing year or until
their successors are duly elected aud qualify
and any other business will b. trAnsactsd which
may properly come before the meeting.
NELLIE j. STOCKBRID0E.
Jan 27-Feb3 SECRETARY
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
WORKING HOSPITAL PROSPECT

The mine tunnel started in the
hill back of the Wallace hospital
a few feet from the rear porch
by Drs. J. E. st. Jean and Z.
r. Mowery several years ago IS
now being operated. The former
owners have given up their IN
terest in the property. Inc
tunnel is thought to be about Az
feet from the ledge the crosscut
having been driven approx
mately $50 feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
news FROM THE NORTH SIDE
Rosander, Kincannon, Blacl
Horse and Other Murray
Properties

Supplies have been taken up to
the Rosander claims on Butte
creek and development work has
been resumed on this promising
property. These claims adjoin
the Idaho Northern group in
which Mr.. Rosander has an in
terest. An exceedingly strong
ledge has been uncovered on the
Rosander claims which consid'
ering the amount of work done,
is showing up more than usually
we'll, and the owners are JUST
fled in the confidence they have
in the property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLD.
ERS' MEETING

ONCE OF the United American Mines Company.
Wallace. Idaho. January ID. 1910
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual
stockholders meeting Of the allowed named
corporation will he held at the once Of
the company room 7. Post Onice Building.
Wallace. Idaho. on February !. 1910. At
o'clock p. M. for the purpose Of slectins board
Of five directors to serve for the ensuing year.
and for the consideration of decrease in the
capital stock Of said corporation from ten million
dollars TO three million dollars. and the trans-
action such other business ~ may legally come
before said stockholders.
EVERETT II. PATTISON. Secretary
Jan 13-Feb3 Wslucs. toanc
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDER8.

once OF the Hypoeheek Mining. Milling Company
Wallace Idaho. January 49, 1910.
Notice d hereby given that there 70 now &C.
linquent on the following described stock on &C.
count Of an assessment Of Ave mills per share.
levied December 8. 1903. the following amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective stock
holders n fQllONs. to.Wlt:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-27

And In compliance and ACCORDANCE with law,
40 many shares Of each parcel Of said stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public auction
unless payment Is heretofore made on the 10th
day of February. 1910. at the hour OF o'clock p.
N, of said day at the Office Of the company
Rooms and s. Barnard Block. In the city OF
Wallace. Idaho. to pay the delinquent assess.
ments thereon. together with the costs Of ad.
yertising and the expenses Of the sale.
OTTO A. OLSON. Secretary
once At Wallace. Shoshone County. Idaho.
Rooms and Barnard Block.
Jan 2O.Feb 10
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bent al Rational ganf | Chicago, til
traaote Den 1Soe bs. fin Heiie til
Seapenmortb, &anias, for at paabe-
gpnoe en- fem Glars Strnffetib / Sla-
beriet oeriteos. Scr. @aIib blep an-
flnget % bemt for at bape misbrugt
8anfeus Mioler. San er M ~ Iar
gommel, boorfor ielp en- iaa fort Sib
iom fem Iar maaife for bam fan blt
lipsbarig. Mr. @alib er forreiten en-
mGrfeIig Mano. San beapnote i'm
Sarriere iom iattig og finet Ipiseut,
men ipong iig op og bar | De ienere
gar fontroIeret Wilioner | 9anfin.
ititrttioner, S%ernbaner, Ipisforeta.
GENDER oe Mtneoriit. Snotil nosIe
faa Elmer for ban tiltroaote Ieiien
til Sloperiet paretog ban fin Sorret.
ming, ioet ban ON Sormibbagen bar
paa lit 9ontor iom bnnlig. Sort for
Wiooag bIep ban imioIertio pr. Sele.
ion unoerrettet ON, at bans Sag bar
blepen negtet np 9ebanoIine, og ane.
reoe Gl. 6 ON gftenen bar ban unoer.
peis til Sort 2eanenport for at tage
fin tilmaalte Sofis.
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/ gberoeen Street Hailrpap SO. bier
oct beiIuttct, at man itrar gaar igdns
meo anIGg % Iriit at Ell fire Mil
SporpoensIinie inOen @pen. Den
ifoI bare iitano inoen ltbIsbet al
bette gar. SorbenbGrenoe 8ptoernsr
6. %. Serreio err bIepen palgt til &c.
itprer for Soretagenoet.
@il anbue mt Gunntp. Solicit / Sen
ipopeitlige Del of StanIep County
bar beennot at arbeioe for, at @aiba.
baiigb Gountp / 2ebet al inbep9renoe
&onaresiesiion bliper aabnet for
Getting. Oct ffal bore iaa omtrent
ofeiort, at 9ennett Gountp paa Hine
Rioge &eiernationen % Weaette
Gonnitp poa Goiebuo Geierpationen
bliper aabnet al 9ongresien, men Der
ifal intet npre giort meb Senipn til
@aibabaugb Gountp. Repr9ientanter
for @bite &iper Commercial Club |
aooofa bar / Chicago iegt SiGIp hos
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Get ombnnoleoe Strsg iiaes at bore
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bar itiaet ben 9etingeIie, at 9eitpreI.
len ititloe forminoifes fra nj til fem
Weolemmer, % at en- Waioritet nf
oisie ffliloe tiIbsre ben Iitberlfe Sir.
fe, meoefts Def fpr fororebes, at ale
bar S~utberanere. Spipitalet bapoe en-
@iGlO at $4,000. 0enne er oItiaa
M betaIt, % man bar enopioere ct
Sperifuo at $4,000.
Ssgsmaal for 8esrnpeHesumfpit.
ninger. Ga Mnton Carlton iioite
8aar blep ornbt peo en- "Iepenoe"
Sraao s.. Z. 2ofgrens Stem | Gu,
perior, efterloo ban Zig ingen grpin.
ger, men berimoo Here Greoitorer.
Wan mente imioIertio at fllnne raaoe
Boo berpaa. Wr. 2ofgren bIep no.
n9pnt til administrator for "goet"
'og Sag for Gritatning anlagoes MOB
gpens eleftriife Rompani, Ser ioale.
oes ffiiloe tpinges til at betale Mfoe.
oes efterlabte Meeninger, blanot
bpiIfe Observation-Disclosures bar
ben betpoeligite. Sagen ifilloe Der
ON 9asen pGret fore / 8etten | Gu.
perior, men Iobofaterne foreiIog I
iioIte Eieblif, at man buroe enes
ON ct rimeligt GorIig. s &lagen for.
lanees Der $1,000 / Gritatnina, men
bbis Sorlig fonmer iitano pentes
oenne Gum at bIipe b~etpoeIig neoIat.
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Der p0ret frenfsrt &Inoer oper, Al
ggrnene life isger Sfolcn iaaleoes
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foten uotalte / ocn I~nleonina, at De-
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gprn at forisge poa at ~nn0orage iia
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fra &Iager bar ~inoIebne. Ge 6or.
GIore, iom mbIaber at ienoc fine
Bern til Sfole, or biernfolone til iaa.
bel @luIft iom SpnsieIsitrnf.
Zimmerman cfteriegcs. gprad.
Oct | Gait 8rano Sorts bar beillttet
at uolope CT 9elsnning al $500 for
Yaaaribelie of 6. Y. zimmerman,
Den forbufteoe Gitp Glerf. Man bar
ligeleoes onmobet @upernsr Cher.
bart ON at looe Staten iiolope en- Zig.
nenbe @elenning, % oct tpe gpraao
er fat beiiemt pan life of laoe Sagen
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ban egentlig er ipnes enorlt insen at
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BOG frembeIes Saab ON at sreie 6lo.
ferne.
Sngen Salopner | Siebiuouo Sails.
Sor fsrite Gang / DC iibite treoipe
Iar bar Der oen 2tbe bs. ingen be.
pilgeoe Salcpner / &eotpooo SAILS.
Oct bar for belt % boloent itnaet til
9proaoet at beitemme, ON 2icenie
ifillbe bebiIges eIler life, men peb oct
M afboIbte 8oIg blep man forligte
ON of labe Spsrgsmoalet afgisre
ne6 birefte Stemmeafgibning at Sol.
fet. &einItotet bleo, at Der | fsrite
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oct iig | De ME Sorboloe, og mango
er at Den @euing, at Ser | 9pen al
briq mere bill blibe bebilget nogen 81.
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