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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
argo Concern BSys
Plant at Grand F0.ks;.
in. Possession Monday
Manchester Bscut Co. Has Purchased the Golden Grain Bis
/, cuff Go. and Will Take Over Business
Local Concern Has Great Faith in Future Prosperity Of STATE
and Is Anxious to Branch Out
Splendid Success Has Been Made Of the Fargo Plant Which
Was Established About Years Ago

The. Manchester Biscuit Co. of this
city has purchased the Golden Grain
Biscuit Co. Of Grand Forks and will
take possession of the plant at Grand
Forks on Monday. They will run the
Grand Forks plant in connection with
the Fargo plant.
The plant at Grand Forks is in
splendid condition and has been run
successfully in that city for the past
ten years. 1t is fully equipped and
turns out fine line Of goods.
This makes the third plant owned
by the Manchester Biscuit Co., the
other being at Sioux Falls, S. D. They
will continue to run all the plants and
will do business from Omaha to the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. Ex-Governor
Hanna has received from J.. Dexter
Pierce of Larimore, samples Of paper
made from North Dakota fax straw,
and is much interested in the success
of the experiments that have been
made with North Dakota straw in
paper making. ..-...
When member of congress Gov
ernor Hanna was successful in OBJ
tanning a government appropriation
for the making of experiments in
paper making with North Dakota
straw, and at the time of his leaving
congress to become governor he was
able to interest his colleagues to have
the appropriation continued for the
biennial period.
AS result Of that appropriation a
carload of flax straw was sent to
Washington from Dickinson in the
western part of the state for testing
by the government chemists, and fol-
lowing this line of experiments. j.
Dexter Pierce of. Larimore, S. w.
McCanna of McCanna, d. w. McCanna
formerly Of Cando and now of Minnea-
polls, and others shipped a carload
of straw from the eastern part Of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09

Canadian line and from the Missis-
sippi river to the Rocky mountains.
The Fargo plant under the excep-
tionally efficient management of r. J.
Cone has been a paying institution
from the start IT. was largely due to
it's success that the Grand Forks plant
was purchased.
The buying Of this plant, makes the
company that much stronger, gives
it additional buying advantages
and means a great deal to Fargo and
to North Dakota. ,s.T
Mr.. Manchester. was in the city yes
terday, having completed the deal and
he is very enthusiastic over the op-
portunities that are offered for busi-
ness expansion in the Dakotas. He
looks forward to remarkable growth
in North Dakota in the next decade
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
QUEER ACCIDENT
TO SUFFERING BOY

Carson, N. D., Aug. Bud Towers,
13 years old, eldest son of George Tow
ers, while In bed suffering from a
sprained ankle, caused by a scaffold
breaking while working on his faith
er's house, being erected east of town.
was seriously wounded at $50 p. M.
by 81 shot from a bullet laid on the
railroad track A thorough search was
made and lit is believed that children
playing along the railroad track. laid a
shell on the rail A speeder passed
over the shell which exploded and
struck the boy, who was lying In a.
bed by the window near the track.
The missile passed through his left
hand into the right arm. The hand
was probed this morning and pieces
Of the shell OF the cartridge were re-
moved. A % loaded shell was found
along the track.
The accident makes it doubly hard
for the boy. who is suffering from a
sprained ankle, which is exceedingly
painful
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09

STATES ARE,
SUFFERING
Southwestern States Suffering
With the Heat
Farmers Of Kansas, Oklahoma
and Missouri Worried
Drought Sweeps All ; States
Cities Suffer

kansas city. 4Asag. 8. The reports OF
those suffering from heat and drought
In Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma
reached here iii a greater number to-
day than at any time since the period
OF intense heat set in nearly a week.
ago. Not only the farmer and his
beast, but the cities and towns of the
three states, especially In Kansas, are
lharassed for want of water.
Several towns were shipped water
BY freight. In others, the low wells
and lack Of water for use of santa
stion have caused disease. L1amenta-
tions of burnt crops come from all
sections and in some districts the
hardest hit, the imp ossibility Of laying
BY for winter feed for livestock
promises prolonged suffering.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
SUFFERS
IMPEACHMENT
PROBABLE
Seems Certain Committee VIII
Recommend Such
Detailed Report Will Be Sub
mitted Monday
VIII Inquire About Suffers 5
Wall Street Deals

New York, Aug. 9.--While Governor
Sulzer remains silent, members Of the
joint executive session. which concIud-
ed hearings here yesterday. began to-
day drafting their report which they
will submit to the legislature Monday
with reference to the testimony adduc-
ed showing that the governor speculat
ed in the New York stock market us
ing the campaign tributions which
ment according to law. In the opinion
of Chairman F'raWIy, of the commit tee,
no other course than to- recommend
Impeachment proceedings is open to-
5investig gators.
The committee on Monday will also
discuss whether Ii should return t0
New York on inquire further into the
Egoyarneg'a Wall street deals
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
DULUTH
STRIKE
QUELLED
s-.
Ore Dock Men Are Back ct
Work Ieday
Strike Breakers Were Unneces-
sary After All
Only a Few Open Fights Were
Seen In Strike

Duluth, Aug. 8. With the backbone
tof the Missabe ore dock strike broken
today, the steamers began loading ore
to carry down the lakes. Over 100.
men are working on the Missabe docks.
Although the Allouse docks in Superior
fortified themselves for long fight
and prepared quarters to house 400
strike breakers, they will be working
the strike occurred here when the
strike leaders met the special police Of
the Oliver Mining Co. During con-
troversy concerning the right of the
strikers to- hold an open air meeting
d man named I3ukki, d, striker. was
struck on the nead, but was not severe
Ilg Injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
No session in
CAMINEITI CASE

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 9.-There
is no session today in the trial Of
Maury- r. Diggs, the alleged violator
of the federal white slave law, as. the
United States court is taking its reg
ular Saturday recess, and as Monday
lis law and motion day.
Il The case will not be resumed until
Tuesday, when Marsha Warrington
and Lola Norris, the young women in
the case, will be called to testify.
The counsel for the defense said to-
day that both Diggs and his companion
in the case, Drew Caminetti, are to
be called as witnesses.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
CALIFORNIA RACE
!. BEGINS TODAY

Santa Monica, Calif Aug 9.-Plung-
ing through combined sea fog and
motor smoke, fourteen cars sped away
today at o'clock on the fifth annual
Santa Monica road race, which will
cover a four forty-five mile course.
Thousands of spectators lined the
course. The. entries included Barney
OIdheld, Teddy Tetzlaff, Frank Yer
beck, and it is predicted that a
seventy five mile an hour pace will
be maintained.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
GATHERING BAKING
POWDER statesmen

Gathering, today and this evening,
will be large number of the sales
men Of the Calumet Baking Powder
Co, at the Waldorf hotel where to-
morrow there will be general con-
ference with General Manager Bell Of
men from all parts of the United
States have been called In to attend
this meeting. some from as far away
as Texas. Subjects of mutual concern
Sfered from many view points An i'm
portant announcement In reference to
Calumet baking powder, appears In
another column.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
.SUFFRAGEIT J
FATHER SUICIDED

New York. Aug 8. DR.. Oliver
il I,fvinrston Jones. wealthy retired
physician and father Of Gen. Rosalie.
Jones. d suffragette leader. died in
the hospital today affected by bullet
wounds. The police recorded the case
To Id suicide, although the family
sclainR II was accidental !,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
JOHN Lind
To ARRIVE
TONIGHT
Mexican Government Prepar-
ing Ammunition
President Wilson Granted Arms
Permit to Light Go.
Envoy Lind VIII Be Welcomed
in City Of Vera Cruz
TO BID LIND WELCOME.

Vera Cruz, Aug. 8. - Not the
slightest opposition is planned by
the port authorities to the landing
of John Lind, who is expected to
arrive aboard the New Hampshire
today. 1t is expected the Mexican
military commander of Vera Cruz
will meet Emroy Lind unofficially,
incidental to the exchange of
visits of courtesy between him and
the New Hampshire's captain.
The authorities here regard Mr..
Lind as private traveller.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
Miners
Returning RI | |
To WORK. I ! ! / ! .
More Men at Work IN Copper
, Mines
1000 Men Have Returned to
Work Today
No Demands for Changes 10
Conditions Made

Calumet, Mich, Aug. 9.The copper
mine operators claim a complete route
of the Western Federation of Miners
in its strike for higher wages, eight
and recognition OF the union. One
thousand men returned to work today,
while 1000 signed lists asking the
company to resume mining operations
and give them protection. Last night
1000 men were at work. No demands
for changes in the working conditions
were made by the men returning to-
day, but 1t is said the company will
raise the wage scale and probably vol
UNFAIRLY make other concessions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
FLEET DEPARTS
FOR NIL LWAUkEE

Milwaukee, Aug. 9.---The flagship
NIAGARA and other vessels OF the
Perry continental left Milwaukee to-
dav for Green bay, where a celebra-
tion ID planned. The fleet also stopped
at Sheboygan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
WILSON APPOINTS
NEVADA DEMOCRAT

Washington, Aug. 9.-President Will
son today nominated w. p. Cresson,
of Nevada, secretary OF the legation,
to Quito, Ecuador.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
Another Name Added to
Binghamton Death LIST

Of pershed
fourth the burning
building
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
Field Director

G.. g. Carpenter OF Salem, NJ D., has
been appointed field director Of the Z.
M 9. .A. with headquarters ait Grand
3 EorlSge
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-09
PROMINENT Man
DIES AT DENVER

Denver, Aug. 8. Thomas j McCue.
of the democratic national committee
from Colorado, died today from urenic
poisoning.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
Marx /!

vi anmpScr nurc n,ange 2ricrc
fer / &pen % noettpm at imobetale
buao Sc ifylocr os for &laoet. @am=
tibia CT set ugiaa ncn1t at icnoc fur
ct Mar / Turifnb. Sure Mbumncm=
ter fan life glGoe ps paa CIT bcbrc
Maabe, ug III tror og baabcr, at III
far gjurt ps fortjent til bcnnc Sp=
mrrfiombcS.
Gr Scr life CIT M6pnncnt / Ceres
Nabolaa, iom Sc fnnbc faa pcb
at tale &laoets Sag fpr bam? q
mango, ium life bar ajort ct Sur
Ing, bpr prppe og ic, om SC life fan
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nent, nn mebens Tolf tascr Smtcr,
este / &labc % faar Sio til at
|lrie.
ct &parterstio bar Sc neo SEN Sta
ltion, bpor ban ffrl6e 11o, og b11n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03

st briitiet &pitmme. Mon CT
punt til at 1e nugget oriitige Mo6er
/ 2on0on for 3i0elL ntcn forleocn
blep Set 0og Hllblifum for gait.
S Sen n1eget ltnrft b%eferoeoe
&egc,,t Street fom Ser CIT Game,
Der bar cit fort Nobe, Ser i(1ttteoe
ON &roppen poo benoe ioo itromt
lom ct Stale ftnb. Sra 8nltelteoet
og nc0efter par Moben in1iolertio
ifaoret op poa begge Sioer, iao at
,l1a1l in6enfor loa Sc blonbebei lotto
ltnberbcnflr0er, til hpilfe Ser
fnptteoe Jig ltorferpoe Strpmper og
gplone Sfo.
Non @ope6ct bob6e 0on1e11 eli
mGgtig @ot mes ct blomltrenoe
Molenbe6.
9ette @oltrme hafte cit loabol1
Seniotion at Erafifen / @ooen
.tilliblt bar felt itan6iet, bporefter
Holitiet moatte onmobe 9omen ON
at itigc op / en- 9roife oa fisre
|bjem.
T%remtiocns- 8lao. 0en befjen6te
lt60iper al u9ailp Gbronicle" SO:
bert 0onal6 bor bol0t 5oreorog
Seem Dorfs Sol,rlaliitforening ON:
l6remti6ens 8Iao.
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Deres Liv. Hyis De Gnsker at be-
nytte Dem af hans specielle Tilbud,
saa send Deres fulde Navn, Adresse,
Fpdselsdato. Manned og Aar (alt ty-
delig skrevet) og opgiv Deres hjpn,
gift eller ugift. og skriv fplgende
Vers med Deres egenh;endige Skrift:
"Dine Rad err Guild
vi maa Dig prise,
Jeg pnsker Lykke.
Vii Du Vel mig vise"
Hvis De vii, kan De vedlngge so
Ore i Frimerker (fra Deres eget Land
for at bestride Porto og Kontorar-
beide. Send Deres Brew til Clay
Burton Vance. Suite, S71O, Palais
Royal. Paris. Frankrig. Leg like
Mynter i Deres Brew. Porto paa
Breve til Frankrig er S Cents.
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Uhuagn.

@euneoc Jig paa @onitabcl fra
Sperigc. Meoeus George &eultrom
bar @olitifonitabcl / Sperige for
5 Nor iioe1l, arrcitcreoe ba1 Sens
2orlpn ng fit bam ienot / 6nnaiel.
Sc mpSte binanocn tilfeloigpis 5.
20. Sept. poa ct @aocbjprne poa
Mo%rOiioen, og fort efter ipabicreoe
@enltrpm i1o poa Gbicogp elneuu1e
&olitiitotipn n1co rbloo" Zinc og
fpr llooct s(nl;gt og forlongtc Gar
1nn orrc|terct.
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H0jskole.

Karleskole fra 1ste December
1913 til lode Marts 1914.
Pigeskole fra 1ste April. til
1ste JUL 1914.
Detailing for Karleskolen err
$500 pr. Uge for Kost, Logi og
Undervisning.
Eleverne m edringer Hand
lslHder.
1ndmeldelser modtages.
p. Rasmussen,
Grant, Mich.
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Wo6ert Gonalo tror iffe, at WIo.
oene / Jremtioen pil blipe itprre,
11eL DC oil tpnrtimoo blipe imaa,
/ bpert Ial0 / Sc itore @per.
I'll @iengielo bill Sc uofonru,e
n1a'1ge @ange ON Oagelr, nogle
e%11oogfaa bber Cine meoenS ser
iGttes aft ir0 paa CT burtig Dijtri-
b11erlng peo 9ialp al pneulnatilf
5orienoelie, Nutomobil og 2uftlfib.
De fleite 8laoe oil euouioere bQ=
ioe cit Sal, / bpi(fcn Ser gratis pi=
les lepclroe @illeoer al Ejcblitfets
"caiuea6eoer, Scr ogiaa rcfercres
n11u1otlig 9icuncm cit 6onoarof.
Me &cportcer CT foripucoe mes
traoolpic Sommctclcioncr> ioo at oe
oltiS fan bare / oireftc 6orbiuocl.
ic mes ocrcs Mcoaftion.
Sropercjic. Meocns oeu ergellfe
% Den tpife Gel al 9ip@uinea for
)tprlte Yorteu er fl1lot unoerjpqt er
oettc OcrilnoO la1gt fra Gilfploet
'1eo ocn bollanoife 9el, Dpao ser
torpurigt life torefonln1cr jaa nicer
feligt> 11aar man bprcr> at Set I'M,
Der bette @immelitrpg regl1er De
$50 al goret5 3G5 Gage, % Set IT.
fe minorc enc ~ 9onnrne ON Gu-
gel. It!n1e0 CT 2m1oet 6nrQet of
loa ntallige Tlaser, Molfitocr %
anore S1lplteopr, at set CT gonjfe
l'alligt for Gltrrpucrc at op6olDe
Jig fer.
SITE OcIto uninore bur Ell c,1qellf
Gfspcoition bcipgt 0isie ifrpttcllgc
Ggne, Dporfra Der / cit up[iq ITO
fomu1len Gejie6eifripelie beretteS fpl-
gel'oc ont DC llbcbugelig6cocr, lom
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|fpp % otter %llritop 0uftcr Sal1oet,
1onn tnn cr gjelulemtrungeligt lorgs
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&nnopDt lpurn1er Mi!lioncr al 800
%lfitoer, 9pi5 clleltc Sl11tinft gaar
lo pua at muttc liz neo 9loo.
Gl1olm pnrrc % pnruncligerc CT be
utoltc MaSle al Gmooiglcr, jom
bGlger og 0iugler peO 5rGcrncs
9laoe ,og lom Deo Sen MIND tie 6or=
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Ijct, f9r n1a,l mnrfcr Set. Meu
iioeu cftcrle0cr Sc en olporlig @e=
tGn0elic. g orrlte al aft bette
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%lmaooeliJ Storrclic. Spao Sc le=
per al t1el10er mon lite, ntell DereS
s(ntol CT 2egio, % ocres eneite
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s@g, / bpilfcn @enligt Sc foretuger
6e meIt 6enipnslglc Mngreb paa
lepenoe og SPOT. @or Sc @el0 meo
fig og foor ofleoeret en- &ortion
9gg> er s@9get o!lcre6e / Morgen
tlepet til 9arDe, og far ma1 Blot
Ell @ang aipet 2oais til iaooon cit
Me6e fulo al 6ette &rpb, lfal man
nof mil1ocs Set til lin 9eos6ag.
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,1er1 oog ogIoa il1tereSio1rte Splcpel=
ier, iaa!e6eS bo mon ltdote paa CIT
Gonr0ltanme al eStofdbte. Sc bar
fl1n A 500 oa S1a Sommer beic,
men ltp0 / u9anncl1c" fife fuo liot
oter @nitbefo1tningeu. SC 1eper ho-
peo|oqelia al SsSogt, iom Sc orcp meo
Wl1c on Hi(.
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Gauif Tulfeiamimnbs Gbicaao

Ganif Tolfeiam imnbs Gbicaeu
&citiibc &rebs afboiot lit Septcrn-
ber=Mp0e / 5riuitotis &irfcs Sfole=
Iofale s. 81. Sept. Scr hlep fpr=
banblet ont, brorpiOt &rcoien if1ll=
Sc pcoblipe at bploc Mpbernc /
@jemlncne cllcr / eli Sal. 5ril1i=
totis %loooelloru ct. Nnsgors Me=
,ligbc0 loncoe at oo6nc Acres Gfp=
1elufoler Ell Gang on Manl1e0cn
for &reoiens Mpoer. SEQ Mfitcn1=
ming blep Set in1iolertio bebtaget
at fortiettc @a1SNusoer,lc enorm for
cit Sis, inotil Meolcmsontollct blep
1oo icreget at Gil Sal por npopc,1=
Gig. Set i~lltcrcsio!,te &olo,i= Mr6ej=
Sc, Go11if 1%olfeiomfuno 1,oioloer
oa sets gooe fi1ancielle 5illtan6
ni( ooa inart uouirfe eli itarrc Sill
gang al rpe Mcolcn1mcr.
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De d.uer til. og
hyor De vii have
Held med Dem.
Han omtaler De
res Venner og
Fiender og be-
skriver de onde
|Og code Perioder
Ii Deres Liv.
Hans Deski:ivei-
Sc af Fortiden,
Nutiden og Fre1n-
tiden vii forbau-
Sc Dem .og hjel-
pc Dem. Alt hyad
han behpver er
Deres Navn (skre-
vet If Dem selv),
|FSdselsdag og
Kj@n for at lede
ham i sit Arbei-
Ide. Penge er un9d-
vendig. Nevn
dette Blads Navn
log faa EN- gratis
lPrGvetydning af
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Jnrnrtt rmt1nt.

Srrcrnes Nloer. st Me1luelfelir
o~n1fdttcr 20, britt 80 Nar, Ell oQ
ancul 8ang r10togeliespis enomc
mer; % bette bort SIP CT lproeles
langt lon1nlenlig,let u1co /. CTS,
0egnflue,s. Sfte oe1to mi11orc CT
Dor 2ip5lnngoc foripinocnoe li6e1
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ser al 5000, 9orliu0, &ultonje,
Gg pg Gcocr 1000, 2in0 1000,
2erfe 600, 6llrlt $50, Spluppppc]
800, @eg 300 og Nlifen 300
Mars Mlber. CGiosIfrift for 5fop.
6r1tg". y
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s Sen belgiifc &ongoltat far
man bragt / grfaring, at &ep0in=
gen al ltsn1oo Morofongo-@ebetet)
for nplig CT ofgaaet peo 0goen. S
cit @orrcipo116a>,ce fra @rpslel til
u@crl. 9ogctl." fortnlles ON Sc
lmrrtelige Tormer, nl16er bpilfe Sen
|o9oe @ongr itcotes til Sen iioitc
&pile.
Gen Sang ban Lao pan fit
Doerlte, pib1tc bcle Stan1n1en goo
@eifco bermeb, nle,1 man piloc al
|ligeoel life oabcnlplt pebgon bette.
SIM !9epoingel1s @1lltrl,er fit 9op
It'll at bline inoe pcs. bans Spge-
(eje. Noor Sc forte bab ON al
fon1me inb til ban1, blep Ser ipo=
ret 0en1, at BON por belfinftigct
og life fl,116e mo6toge nogcn. Men
Sc nioite gobt ol(eiomme!1, at ban
oar / iSrro meo at nlo0toge Sci,
l@ipIt, ingcn fan blipc fri for,
Sans Mnjeltpt 9pocn.
0g ga &ongen of ltsmoo cnoelia
{ol10t on lnn9e bup6e l11ffet 2j.m=
tic for iioite &ung, ioo ifleotc hol>s
S1uaipelier @11o1fobet cit billeolig
Nornt. ~0cn >itore Nol,fe er
)%Iprnngt" iogoe Sc.
Gn cicnSpmmclig 2igfrro.
Stommens forncml tic Mrn6 gior=
Sc Siget iltul1b til Sen iioltc Tango
@cile.
&c poifcoc set tire 9ogc mes To-
geroc @on0 % gnco Set tire Gait
:le oo1lig mes Sn1pr fra Sslen til
Tooioalcrne. Sen flogelte al Sc
fcrnc1nm1c Mnno bapoc facet Set
9pcrp lcmlpcligt at ifil(e &o11gens
@oneo fra @roppc11> og Bette 6eior-
geS poo fdlgenbe Moaoe: 2ege=
met noife6eS pa gneoes mes Gn1ar
iaa ln1ge> inotil Set gift / Torroo0=
mel lc, lbprpon set lou bar CT let
Sag at 1finrc Noncbet fra Sen
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