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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

note to the Big Four Store Co., for
$500, assigned TO plaintiff, the other
10 secure a note for 81 900 to plaintiff.
and third note for S231,10 to plain
tiff, and alleged to be secured in same
manner, subject to Il prior deed of
trust, upon the following described lot
and parcel o. land, situated in the City
and County of Cape Girardeau, Mis-
souri,, to-vit: The East half of the
Fast half Of lots - and 20. r. c., be
gin at S f. cor of said lot 10, run y.
along western line Of az alley, $50
feet; thence West along the line be-
tween 20 and p, II. G., - feet: thence
s. 80 feet to Good Hope st; thence
+. along ". line Of said street to be
ginning, on which q dwelling house
stands, 20 feet off of y. end. subject
Il easement for alley.
And it is further so ordered that
said defendants be and appear in this
Court on the first day of the February
Term, 1916, thereof to be holden at the
City Of Cape GiraTdeau, Cape Girar-
deau County, Missouri, on the fourth
Monday of February, 1916, and then
and there answer or plead to said peti-
ton, or in default therein said petit
ton will be taken and adjudgcd as con-
fcsscd, and Judgment by default will
he rendered against said defendants.
1t Is further so ordered that a copy
hereof be duly published at least once
a week for four consecutive weeks in
the Weekly Tribune, a weekly news
paper duly printed, published and cir
culatcd in said Cape Girardcau COun-
ty, and duly designated by plaintiff )
attorney, and duly approved by said
Clerk as most likely to give notice to
defendants, the last insertion to be
at least fifteen days before said
term of said Court.
State Of Missouri, County of Cape Cir
ardcau, SIS:
|, ID. 4. Nichols, Clerk, Court of Com
mon Pleas. of Cape Girardcau COun-
~, Missouri, hereby certify that the
foregoing writing is full, true and
complete copy of the original Order of
Publication in said cause, as full as the
same remains and appears Of record in
my Office.
In witness whereof, | hereto sub
scribe my name and official signature
and hereto affix the seal of said Court
at my Office in the City of Cape Girar-
deau, Cape Girardeau County, Mis-
souri,, this Goth day of October, 1915.
D. A. Nichols.
Clerk of the Common Pleas Court for
Cape Girardeau County, Missouri
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

Egypt Thursday and Thursday night
on account of high water
Judge HauPt and Charles Maevcrs
both got their automobiles mired in
the loose gravel last Sunday while on
their way to church and al to call on
Harry Hanebrink to bring his team
and pull them out. a horse. horse,
my auto for a horse!
One of William Brockmire's horses
waded into the creek and got caught
in some loose wire and drowned
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

IIr. J. X. Wright will Judge The agri-
cultural exhibits at GoTdOnvillc and on
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, also
Friday afternoon at $50 VII deliver
addresses on "Siios and Silagc' and
also missouri" The latter lecture
will be Illustrated by 4 set Of very
fine views.
On Friday cvening a go Mr..
Wright will lecture at the Lemon
School house. A set Of views show
ing improved agricultural practices in
Cape County will also be shown.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Pink Kirksey, all Of this
city, at goose dinner. Hugh cane
after his guests yesterday NORMA"
and brought them back in the evening
and all agreed having Il most enjoy
able time.
S. VI. McAtee was able to be at his
place Of business a short while today,
We are glad to say.
Mrs. John Eaton went to Frederick
town yesterday to Join her husband,
who is travelling in the interest of
the Excelsior Music company of Cape
Girardeau.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

We wish TO warn farmers against
buying nursery stock from strange
agents OF whose character CT of whose
nursery they know nothing. Such
buying IS very hazardous 70" the cOun-
t!y, unfortunately, is OTcmun with
agents who are rank failirs in ever
respect. Generally they have some Won
dcriul new kind Of stock to sell al a
high price or some form OF PROPOSE
ton that appears plausible and tempt
ing. Some Of them offer To furnish
stock for so much ground and prom
Use to replace all dead trees or even
20 return and prune and spray for
several years. If the farmer pays
cash or signs a contract he is caught
Cor there is not one chance in a mil
lion that the smooth-talking agent
viii ever be seen again.
Responsible nurseries % not do bust
mss :athis way. Some of thcsc strang-
crs have no connection with any
nursery but merely take or,crss for
themselves which they fill by buying
up Gull stuff from any nursery that
Kill sol it. The safe plan is to buy
from agents whom you know are rc-
sponsblc Or send YOUR order directly
to some responsible nursery. The
farr2C;. should also be SlI"r that he is
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

vicwa splendid specimen in the trent
yard of p. W. Ketterer, Oil Middle
street, between Bellevue and North.
This tree, magnificent in height, in
reach OF limb and in general SYM
metry, affords ample shade for the
whole front yard besides a generous
gift to the street. 1t proves, too, how
adaptable the sycamore is to tom con-
d.tions where most of the soil is buried
forever from the sun undcr concrete.
One grand tree of this description is
worth half dozen ordinary specimens
of the sidewalk tee, so often crowded
together and with their tops Topped
off. One is 4 genuine monarch worthy
poor puny captivcs to an artificial OK
iStrnco.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

pou'try buying firms are said to
be complaining because so little eff
fort was made last spring by farmers
10 raise large flccks. But the reason
for this is quite plain. It was entire
T. the fault Of the markets that offered
auch wratchcdly low prcc for farm
poultry. Although the price Of feed
rose higher than ever known, the price
Of poultry remained at ihc same old
figure Of recent years.
The writer himself raised large
flock in the spring of 1914 (ycar be
fore last) ard when he attempted to
sell d part Of them last fall and winter
he was offered the same old S and .
cents pound that had been the pre-
vailing price for ten years. At the
same time the price Of feed was soar
ing to an unheard Of mark that would
have justified a price for poultry near
~ twice as high as before.
Il is no wonder that farmers refused
to bother with chicken raising last
spring when they had been losing
money in the business. Whether
trust or whether anybody was re,
sponsiblc for tho loss to farmers by
the ridiculously low prices we cannot
say but at least there IS no occasion
TO be surprised if poultry is for some
time to come neglected on the fasm.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

A certain brand of sausage pur-
porting to b" put up in small boxes
OH a farm and called b. the farmers
name, j. sold at fancy rricc in Cape
Girardcau groceries. People arc
wiling to pay an extra price for some
thing that they think cones direct
from the farm and is made in good
cid home styIp. This was = shrcwd
move on the poht Of this mon whoever
he may be and in Whatever state h.
may live IN and his example should not
be lest on the farmers Of this county.
Produce straight and fresh from the
farm arc nearly always given the pre-
ference by town customers. 1t would
ha quite feasible for some farmer or
farmers in this county to put a spec
ial brand of sausage on The local mar
Gct under his own name if his own
supply Of hogs proved insufficient as
his trade increased, nc could buy from
others and thus start q business that
might grow into large Dimensions. But
sausage is only one Of the numerous
things that the farmer might make a
speciality of among his produce.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

EIeation was recently made IN these
notes of the sycamore as a shade tree.
Those icsirious Of seeing what this
tree is capable Of in That respect can
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
{. j. Wins FOURTH
STRAIGHT BALL GAME
Will Play, Holy Cross Tomorrow
After Getting Verdict Over
Lehigh Nine.

Catholic University, triumphant in
every baseball start this season, will
tackle the Holy Cross team tomorrow
afternoon at Brookland in the hope of
Keeping UP it's winning streak. De-
feats OF NJ. A. c., Gallaudet. Vermont,
and Lehish now ad0fn the Brookland-
ers' belt OF scalps. and II begins to look
as though Charlie Moran. and his band
of athletes would win the majority of
their games during the holidays.
Lehlgh was taken into camp. yester-
day by a to 8 score. The narIbw mar
gin was made possible wheY Johnson
frightened up in tho ninth, wten Lehigh
made a bid for scoring h<hors. Joe
Hanlein, a former Techtical High
school lad, played second Tor Catholic
University, and scored on4of the runs
which put c. u. ahead.
Anderson. who was selected by Coach
Ready to pitch for Lehigh, was spiked
| in fielding Rogers bunt. Anderson wal
| forced to retire from the game Shep'
pard serving them up for the Lehigf
team The teams broke even in hit
ting, each getting eight safeties. John
| son famed seven batters. The score:
r. II. Z
Catholic University. .1o2 001 0ox-4
Lehigh .................. 100 lO0 OOl-3
Batteries-Catholic University, johnson
and Rogers; Lehigh, Anderson. Shep
pard, and Lees.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
School Boy Teams Start
Baseball Trips Today

The first Of the high school trips will
be started today, when Western High
School plays Eastern College at Ma
nassas. Va. Capt Palmer stearns is
taking his squad for a flyer at the East
erners. and expects to make a credit
able showing.
Tomorrow Central goes to Tome
Institute. Business will start Tuesday
for a trip through Virginia. while West
ern and Eastern begin their jaunts
against the high school teams at Wood
stock, Harrisonburg, Staunton. and
Waynesboro.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
GEORGETOWN RESTS
FOR TIGER CONTEST
Plays Princeton Tomorrow on
Hilltop After Winning From
Yale Team.

Georgetown University players will
rest today waiting for tomorrow's bat
tie with Princeton University. Yale was
defeated by s to yesterday at the
Hilltop. Georgetown winning its third
game of the season after series OF
defeats.
One big inning sufficed to take George
town to the front in the annual contest
with Yale at the Hilltop yesterday. Two
doubles. triple. and a couple of bases
on balls spelled six runs for the Hill
toppers, and with Haggerty going in
fine shape Yale was STAYED Off for q
defeat. although the Eli players made
q strong bid toward the end Of the
contest
Underwood was erratic for Yale. He
passed ten batters which ordinarily
would have been enough to lose any
game. Georgetown got eight hits to
seven for the visitors.
The score:
X. II. h.
Georgetown .... O60 01O lox-S 3
Yale ................ 1ol 002 Oo2-S Z
Batteries-YsIe, II. Middlebrook, I'm
derwood and Hunter; Georgetown, Hag-
gerty. Thompson and Irwin and Wecms.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
Baseball Results

Chicago Nationals. z; New York
Americans. 0.
Columbia, 4; Philadelphia Ameri
cans, S.
Cincinnati, Z: Chattanooga, 2.
Boston Nationals, 8; Cleveland A
A.. o
Atlanta. 4: Louisville. ..
Philadelphia Nationals, 15; Norfolk. 3
Cleveland Americans. Z: New Or
leans, 2.
Georgetown. 8; Yale. s.
Princeton, 10; Johns Hopkins, 6.
Navy. 4: Holy Cross. 1.
North Carolina, 2; Amherst. l.
Cornell. 10: NJ. A. c.. l.
Lafayette. s: Richmond College, 2,
University Of Mississippi, 2; Missis'
sippi College, ].
Florida, s: Chattanooga. 5.
Mt st. Joseph, s; Richmond, (ten
innings).
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
Princeton Proves Too
Strong for Hopkins

BALTIMORE. April 2.-Tho Prince
ton University nine had little difficulty
in defeating Johns Hopkins. The score
was 10 to 4. 1t was the opening game
for the home players. and they showed
lack of proper practice.
Copeland was found for eight safcties,
four of which were for extra bases, lut
he received much better support than
Python, the Johns Hopkins pitcher
Link, who later relieved Copeland.
pitched airtight ball. Princeton plays
Georgetown at Washington tomorrow.
The score by innings follows:
R.H.E.
Princeton .......... oil go 5000 10 4
Hopkins ............ 100 100 COL 8
Batteries-Copeland, Link and Kell-
sher; Python, German and Noble.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
"fiiini" Is in Dixie.

STARKVILLE, Miss, April 2-The
University of Illinois baseball team
opened its~twenty-game season sched-
ule here today with the Mississippi
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Coach George HUFF. Of Illinois, says he
has one OF the best teams in the his
tory of the university, The Illinoisans
will play another game here tomorrow.
on their annual Easter trip to the
Southland, and on Monday will play
Tulane University at New Orleans
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
Woman Tennis Champion
Heads New Organization

Miss Eva Baker. tennis champion Of
the District, Is the newly elected presi-
dent of the Woman's Tennis League. OF
this city. formed as a twelve team as
sociation to cover the whole city. Miss
Airline Dufour is the vice president. and
Miss A. NJ. Doyle is the secretary-treas-
urer.
Play will be held in singles only. and
the matches will be held every week.
The officers will select representatives
from the various districts.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
MINCE PIE
"LITTLE OF EVERYTHING"
By BUGS" BAER.

Can't blame Manager Birming.
ham, of the Cleveland team, for
getting peeved when one of his
Spiders spins web eight feet off
bag.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
Rockies and
Regulars

HOUSTON, Textile New York
Giants arrived here today for an exhi-
bition game after breaking camp at
Marlin. where they suffered the worst
will return to New York via Beaumont,
New Orleans, Knoxville, Richmond and
Washington.
DAYTONA, Fla.-Havfng concluded
their training season here the Brooklyn
Nationals took a day off today for an
oyster roast. They worked out fifteen
innings yesterday.
SAVANNAH. Ga.-"More batting prac-
tice," was Manager Bin Donovan's or
ders to the New York Yankees today
following their to 0 defeat yesterday
by the Chicago Cubs. The Yankees were
woefully weak with the stick. King
Coles pitching was a feature.
MACON, Ga.--Rest today followed the
Braves own little April 1st joke on the
Cleveland Association team by slipPlns
Clevelanders played a ragged. helpless
game. hardly giving the champs a mo.
ment's trouble. =
Harry Colveleskie today were given
credit for Yesterdays 10 victory over
Memphis. Tyrus pounded out q triple
with the bases packed while the big
Pole pitcher held Memphis to one hit
In the seven-inning game.
SHREVEPORT. La.--Joe Tinker has
new play which he expects will make
the other teams in Jim Gilmore's loop
open their eyes this season. It's aa dou-
BILE squeeze. with two men scoring in
stead of one. Speed merchants are
necessary to work It out, but It looks
awfully good on paper.
SAVANNAH. Gs--Cy williams, the
Cubs lanky outfielder. beat the Yankees
single handed. In four trips to the
plate. Cyrus accumulated four bingles,
one Of them a triple. and drove in Ave
runs.
HAVANA.Bob Groom on the hill for
the sloofeds. let the Almendares, Cuban
team, down with a lone hit In yester-
days practice exhibition. shutting out
the Cubans.
Pittsburgh--The Pirate first team is
in New Orleans today and the second
team is in Nashville camp. at Hot
The Washington times., 1915-04-02

Springs. having been broken yesterday.
The FIRST team will clash with the
Cleveland Americans on Saturday and
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02

DAYTONA, Fla.--Havfng concluded
their training season here the Brooklyn
Nationals took a day Off today for an
oyster roast. They worked out fifteen
innings yesterday.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02

Bethlehem, Pa, is running
Trappe, Nd, a close second for
honors in the heavy armament
manufacturing league.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
GHeorgetown WnsC U Wins Fourth Straight

IT'S time to put the boot and skull
oUdD, '
No matter tohat you say, nature ,DaI
haze us toay.
Those birds needed no raising TO be SOL
diers
The Washington times., 1915-04-02

AUGUSTA, Ga--The Pittfeds woke
camp here today and started north
ward on a transforming trip. with Kan
sas City their objective. They will be-
gin the league season there on April 10
The Washington times., 1915-04-02

Reports from Cuba indicate that Jack
johnson is in the sepia of condition.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02

NEW ORLEANS, Lathe Indians.
who have made II three in a row from
the Pelicans. planned another game this
afternoon, tuning up for the Pirates
game tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02
Any resident of Avon will in
form you proudly that Bill
Shakespeare was a local boy.

As Jess willard only weighs 2to pounds, W,
infer he has fallen away to mere flock 0
shadows.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02

Judging by the signed contracts,
Jack Johnson's best blow is a right
shift to the pocket.
The Washington times., 1915-04-02

HAVANA-Bob Groom on the hill for
the Sloofeds, let the Almendares, Cuban
team, down with a lone hit In yester-
days practice exhibition. shutting out
the Cubans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
SorlanSer Sieet
~beilaolast.

philadelphia ben zoe Iugillt. -
NpenS Coroner bar afilaact Ell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SorIangenoe
on at iau b~ellullaat Siset al Ell al
henoes So9eren6e, Tor Of bun peo
Salget al bette funoe iaa iig aobt-
9iort, bpao ban ifpIbte henoe peo lin
ubetineIiae Sc0. Manben. hpiS
Napn par @illiam @uttenmiler,
bopoc nemli9 icIu toaet Sipet al ii9.
NnnS Sig nniaaes Tor at haze be
tpoclla SntercSie % Tproi Tor Ri.
ocn'tabcn. ioct uemlig &c iorlficQi9e
Sraancr par aubragtc laa ar iiac
butter tilbillicr. Siertet lao ioalcocS
paa bsire Sioe. o. inaen al &c nn.
ore Sraaner bcim,bt iig paa ocu
Flobs. DC bar hos nornlalt ifobtc
Wcnmclter,
STaernc hapbe ppoaeet oiSie Der.
tcllabeoer ocb bans ipiiifc aouItruf-
ticn % Oct artaacs. at @rublericr
cpcr ocnnc lin Silitauo rar Iaria.
gen til, at han toa Sipci al iis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Sid$te Kri9snyt.

2onbon Den lite glll0lit. - &c
tpltc Irmcer, Der "iiffert o. ieunt bar
bomlrct G!i9ierne tilbuNe ira line
beiUltebc @inicr lonn5 NnrepfIoocn,
bar cuocliN naoct g9orid)all-Eetro-
~qroobanen 30 Wfil / Noroeit ior
&nrid)nlt.
GSeltmnrifnIf BON Sin0cnbrr0 bar
opcrta0et Nucrfon1nanopcn oper &c
tnltc Sperntipner moo Gign pg til
ba0ellnuet iterte ruSiilfr Nltgreb pau
McIou- NiQubuncn.
elsie CT DC pigti9ite N~Unbelier /
oct polite Ncltto0.
Neipttelien al et &nll0epunft pao
Observation-Disclosures / Spboit
Tor Sitrop betpoer, at Snifcrnc bar
oiifoorct en- al De p~igtigite al 9iua-
icrnc9 Silbageiogslinler ira @or-
ldall.
Set o1iee5 inliolertio Tor tpil'onlt
pnl bette er brnot tioallof iii at al
ifirrc nogen itrrre r%llaiiif Sroppe-
itnrfe, ga Mu2ien al Storiurlt Ni-
foluia Sropper oqereoe hopOe puSie-
ret %ernbonclinlcn pao lit Sllba9c-
FOG oltopcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Spenife Sfibe
Ienot tilbunos.

Sonoon Den 9oe Nltgilit. Set
'penife 2omplfib "Wai" er blepet
torpeoeret o. ienot thumbs al Ell
init llnoerpnnosboab. Spu Wono
al @eiTtningen oa Ell apinoe, Der be-
Ianot Jig / en- al SfibSbaabcnc, err
blet reoocoe % bragt til aiebcnbapn.
Gn onoen @oao, bpori &opteinen %
nj Mano beiunbt Jig, bar man enb-
III intet bsrt til.
canine Gag blep ct olloet Ipcilif
Stib, "Mulmlano", ierlot t%ilbunoS.
Get par bien1nlebercnoc / @ptebora
oa bopoe Ell Irrgtigbcb al 3779
CONS.
Sen norifc Camper "5uliamono"
er bragt / Snpn.
C"Saliamuno" nigif Ben 110c
&illi ior airfmaa paa Grfnpcrne %
@ptebor9, Spcrigc. Selegrannlct
nGpncr life, bpilfen Sapn, cll1eIif
eller inf, Den bar bragt ino till
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
pr0iioentpalo
/ PORTUGAL.

SiIabon bcn 7be glu9lit. &on-
grcsicn bar ioog ualgt @crnooillo
Mafabo til Eruiioent al Eortllgol.
San ltetteoea al be99e De leoenOc
Barrier % palgtcs meo en- Maioritet
al 1874 Stemmer.
Gen me YrGiibcnt er poplll9r
blanot aue &lasler / Eortllgal. -
San bnr / mango Iar inotaget Ell
iremifuot Stilling iom Hrenliernli-
hitter, propiioriit lloenrigsminiiter,
Snoellri9sminiiter og Niniiter til
@raiilien. ga &ongeOemmet blep
l%trrtet, bar ban en- al De leoenoe Ge-
pllblifanere.
5 Sanlar 1908 bar ban unoer
Nnflage ior SnmmenipTrgelie moo
&ronen. Mafaoo er So slnr GAM
mel og bar tiOligere Eroiesior / 81
loioii peo Goimbre llniperiitet, men
maotte fratrUOe benne StiQing, Oa
ban illltteoe Jig til ben antitlerifule
NepG1elie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

Grempler paa, at baaoe 9pifIano oa
Giterrig | tioligere arige bar impor.
feret ltore apantiteter al arigsior.
raao.
Samtioig bar Hegjeringen ienot
Spar paa ben iioite tpife Note an.
gaaetoe SGnfnineen al oct onleri.
fanife Sfib "ySiaiam =. 5rpe".
Sfisnt Sparet life bill bli oiient.
llgelort Tor paa 2eroag, fienoer
man Dog Oct p9ientlise al Snobol.
oct.
Sprinoelig bGpbebe ltoenrigsoe.
%partementet, at S%pnfningen al Sfi.
bet bar en- SpertrpoelI e al Den inf.
dmerlfanife Sraftat al 1928, oa
oenne Foiiiion ~iaitbpIoes irelnoeles;
men oct er alligepel piaiat til at
mootoge @etaling for Sfibet paa De
az Spltlano nppnte 9etinaeIier,
bporpeo en- Ippel til Tolooiftsoom-
Itolen / Saaa nnogaaeS. Ioa meo
Den uotrpffelise T~orltaaelle at sc
6orenebe Stoter oerpeb life opaiper
rogen al inc Sraftatsrettiebeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
ct nvt Kriesreoifab.

Sra Sos Nnaeles, Gal, berettes,
at Ell Observation-Disclosures, iom
Spiinberen tror pil renolutionere
&rigen tiliipS, er unoer @pgning Der
/ Nben.
Spiinoercn or Milton :. Srlim-
Die. Suoroon Nngrebct lloferes err
FIN fienbt al Spiinoercn ielp og
nogle iao Mcoillteres iereoe, hpilfet
oN'ou NiUloer anqancuoe Npfinoel-
lens @citcnmnelic, mar Sen blir irr-
bia.
Oct lille Tor Observation-Disclosures
iorli0e iSurtci er finn % 500 lor9t,
men set ifal ioripneS nteo en- Mo.
Tor, iom fan Qipe set Ell bobbclt laa
Itcr Maiti0beb iom Den bnrtigitc mi
criltcrcnbc llnbcrpanosbano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Wrfangcls @apn.

Set er life lang Sio Irfnngels
Snpn bar pGret %tilgiGngellg / Sonl.
mer, men alligepcl lager ollereoe
lanJe Hpffer al Sfibe tilbsrenoe
iorificlige Notioncr for at losie line
Cater / pTl6ige Wa9oiiner. @pcns
@ciolfnin0 er nleb ct Slug blepet
i)rooblet / Mntol. SSopnearbei0ere
ira Sibiricr. Soroarbeioere ira
&laoimir. Scmmerbnagcre ira One
ga po Nlepcrc ira ilere Stebcr / BET
itore r%llsiiife 9iige cr itremmet Iam-
men. Miot iblanot bisie icr man
iurigc MTglere OF Igciiter lonl
haobcr paa Ell uploiom Spfomit al
Sraiifcn pao Nrfan5el, iom Tor 81
Den or oct r~llSiiifc Higcs eileItc Snl-
porthnpn % nntogelig / 6rcmltlocn
pil ipiQe Ell itor Hole. bbiS DC Fla'
llcr f1nt MI ~rloarbcibcs plrtelig blir
lloiprtc.
Irfanacl Ifol nemli9 irttes /
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ringer langa Molom % Slig Tor at
iin0c Ell Gan0pei mellem %lotfa
mellent &plga 6g Srina.
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ta0et oen 9annle Tian at l9tte One
aaiieen / Sorbinbelie meo Sploeba'
bet i SorbinbeIie meb Spioebapet
pco CT Snitem al aanaler. Vile
reoe mi err Ser paa Srina ell liulig
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ncoer er Der bpgaet Ell MGngoe
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ore al Huslano.
Sertil fonlnler lloaet aroet, lonl
nil loffe Spefulanternc I'll Irtail'
ael, peo llfbta OF paa Murmalis'
fpiten er ncmlig flere NaitafilSer %
rile @lpleier. iom oct biotil bar pT'
ret nnruliat at erploitere. men M
ital ser iGttes iaana Griit her.