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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-26
Warm Clothing
For the Germans

BERLIN. (via London). July 20
Army authorities announce officially
the requirements in way Of warm I'm.
derclothing. gloves and wristlets for
german soldiers use, in the event Of
another winter campaign, have been
amply covered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-26

NETWORK, July 2s.-WaIl streets
apr roysi Of the American note to Ger
many was reelected today in strong
and higher stock market early in the
day. War stocks showed the greatest
strength. new high records being made
by American Can common, Baldwin
Leccnotize and Bethlehem Steel.
st fhe opening price changes we're
irregular. but by the end OF the first
10 minutes Of trading a strong tone
developed and advances Of ! to 2
points we're recorded. Most Of this
gain vas due to covering by traders
Who we're disappointed at the failure
Of the market TO decline following
publication Of the official text Of the
note 70 Germany. together with cables
from Europe that the note was well
received In Germany.
Weekend profit taking developed IN
the second hour and resulted in frac
tional reeessions from the best prices
Of the day. There was a strong un-
dertone present at the close.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-26
SATURDAY. July pa
BALTIMORE SALES.

Sales at Baltimore Stock Exchange.
July "a, 1915.
Furnished by W. ". Lanahan & Co.,
member Of New York and Baltimore
Stock Exchanges. Main floor. Cal
vert Building. Baltimore. Md
$1,000 City Is, 1861, s. L. opg... 95Is
1900, United Railways Income. 55H
1000 United Railways Income. 55I4
! 1000. United Railways As. 500
: 1000 Consolidated Power Notes zoos
81 Shares Con Power com. .107
2 Shares Northern Central. S3E
10 Shares United States Fid. 1914
Closing Quotations.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
BENEFITS CORNERS

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Shaw from Bath
spent Friday with her sister, Mrs.
Emory Graham.
Mrs. Anna Clark and daughter
Oracle, of Strongsville, Mrs. Clark Of
Michigan and Miss Grace Clement
were the guests of Mrs. Ruth Hier on
Wednesday.
The Soap club met with Miss Susie
Clement Friday afternoon. A dainty
lunch was served.
Rev. Bowen and wife are entertain
ing company from Cleveland for the
past few days.
Mrs. Addie Sherman of Cleveland
is spending some time at the home of
Mrs. Hiram Graham.
Mrs. Eugene Jones spent Friday in
Cleveland on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hale spent a
number Of days in Columbus and at-
tended the State fair.
Mrs. Florence Bedford is very sick
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Ellis mother of Cleveland is
visiting her. She was taken ill Sat
urday at the Ellis home.
Mrs. Mary Marshall of Brunswick
and Mr.. Root Baker of Kent, visited
their sister, Mrs. Emory Graham on
Saturday.
Clare Wyman spent Saturday in
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Killian expect to
spend the winter in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter of North
Eaton and Mrs. Carl Saunders from
Michigan, were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Graham Monday
The Misses Kendlers of Cleveland
are spendin gsome time at the home OF
Jerry Drake.
Mrs. Huffman had as her guest over
Sunday, her father from Cleveland.
Bennets Corners boys played bal
with the Liverpool boys Monday; 6 tt
5 in favor of Bennets Corners.
The Labor day picnic was a success
in every way. Lots of people from
out of town.
Corwin Morton of Cleveland i!
spending few days in our town.
The Saunders reunion was held a
R. W. Saunders on Labor day.
I'VE would appreciate letter one da!
earlier next week, as we are closed OF
Thursday. Ed
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
NOTICE

To Whom 1t May Concern,
Notice is hereby given that until the
25th day of September. at IL o'clock
noon, Central Standard Time, sealed
proposals will be received at the office
of the Clerk Of the Board of Education
of Brunswick Township. Brunswick
Center, o., for erecting an addition TO
Brunswick Primary School building,
same to be done according to the plans
and specifications on file In the clerks
Office, at Brunswick Center, Ohio.
Each bid shall contain the name Of
every person interested In the same,
and shall be accompanied by q suttic-
lent guarantee Of some disinterested
person, that IL the bid is accepted a
contract will be entered into and the
performance Of it properly secured.
When both labor and materials are
embraced in the work bid for, each
must be separately stated in the bid,
with the price thereof.
None but the lowest responsible bid
viii be accepted. and the Board re.
serves the right to reject any ana ali
bids, or accept any bid for both labor
and material which is the lowest In the
aggregate.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF ED
UCATION OF BRUNSWICK TOWN
SHIP, MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO.
Al. r.. ROOT, Clerk.
a. 3. Underwood, Atty. 52-4
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10

Louie Westland visited his brother
at Mallet Creek one day last week.
Leland Mckee and wife Of Cleve-
land visited his father over Sunday.
Mr.. Clark, superintendent Of the
schools, has moved into the Ella Charl-
ton house on the West Hill.
William Pugh is very busy with the
marketing of cucumbers.
Friends from Cleveland are visiting
at VIM. McGorries.
Clyde Brown is painting his barber
shop; Jas. N. Mattingly his dwelling,
and w. C. Ehman his storage house.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
paving east of the Center.
| I'VE would appreciate letter one day
earlier next week, as we are closed on
Thursday. Ed.l
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
BEEBETOWN

Mrs. VIM. Hoyt visited Miss Lillian
Hoyt of Lakewood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kinch and Miss
Bessie Kinch spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Kinch of Chippewa
Lake.
Mrs. Irving Killian and daughter
Ruth, made a trip to Cleveland Satur-
day.
There was a large attendance at the
recital last Tuesday evening, given by
pupils of Miss Bessie Kinch and every
body enjoyed fine program.
The Behner family reunion was held
at the home Of Perry Freeze, Labor
day and over a hundred were present.
They will meet next Labor day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bauer.
Mr.. Irving Burt of Cleveland is Wis
iting at. the home of VIM. Kinch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Van Deusen and
family of Hinckley were callers in
town Saturday.
Mr.. Siedel Of Chicago spent last
week with Mr.. Roy Ebberhart.
I'VE would appreciate letter one day
earlier next week, as we are closed or
Thursday. Ed.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
WESTERN STAR

Mrs. D. A. Wales entertained the
w. M. "A. ladies on Thursday after
noon. After social time the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Wales served
a dainty lunch.
Mrs. 3. Shook and daughter. Vir-
ginnia Engle, spent the weekend in
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Doubledee are
the proud parents Of daughter, who
arrived recently.
School opens at this place Tuesday
with Miss Watterfeld as teacher.
The Jerry Harter reunion was held
at his home in this place Labor day.
Mr.. Dick, who was hurt at his work
in the match factory recently, is slow
ly improving.
Rev. Hevlow was a dinner guest at
the o. A. Wales home Sunday.
Mrs. A. Johnson was an Akron Wis
itor Sunday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
HINCKLEY

Mrs. Anna Shook is visiting in PEN
insula.
William McTirrey visited in Cleve-
land Labor day.
Chas. Waldo of Cleveland visited his
father, "A. j. Waldo, over Sunday.
Chas. Ritz entertained friends from
Cleveland last Sunday.
Geo. B. Smith Of Akron is visiting
in Hinckley-
Miss Jennie Westland Of Akron is
visiting in Hinckley for several weeks.
John Nicholas has bought new
motorcycle.
Geo. r. Emmett was in Medina one
dav last week, on business.
MI. Allison Of Sunberry, Delaware
County, is canyassing The township II
the interest Of the Farm Journal Di-
rectory and reports excellent progress
Geo. Yuncker, special agent Of the
Royal Insurance Co, visited his agent
g. IA. Van Deusen, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Shook entertained the
ladies Of the Disciple church social or
Thursday last.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
RICHFIELD

Miss Merle Jones has returned from
a visit with Cleveland friends.
Miss Mildred Lawrence Of Akron
has been visiting friends in Richfeld.
L. J. Petre Of Cleveland, has pur-
chased the Kieffer place at Richtield
Center. "A
DR.. and Mrs. Hughes returned We'd
nesday from a few days visit with
relatives in Erie county.
Mrs. Jennie Ellsworth and family
have moved to Delaware for the win
ter where the children will attend the
public schools.
H. B. Butterfeld and family have
returned to their home in Buffalo, af-
ter a months vacation in Richfeld.
The Richfeld postofice has been
moved into Mannys' store and Charles
Shall now occupies the room made va
cant. for his harness shop.
The Republicans Of Richfeld town
shin. at caucus held at town hall on
August Is, nominated the following
| for trustee: George Wheatley, B. NJ
Hart and H. S. Gargett; clerk, W. q
Kilboum; treasurer, F. M. Hughes;
| justices, E. l.. Hale and .. b. HIN,
man; school board, Miss Stella Wood
and R. Charlton; constables, =. j.
Humphrey and Carl Jones; committee
man, Sam Fauble. The Democratic
nominees are: R. Luther, trustee; Il
| A. Spear, clerk; W. J. Smith, treasur'
er; G. N. Wendell and S. M. Green.
leaf for school board.
rive would appreciate letter one day
earlier next week, as we are closed OF
Thursday. Ed.]
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
WADSWORTH

Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Foster of the
Church of Christ, are the parents of
baby boy born Friday.
Joe Geller, who recently closed out
his meat market in the Bricker build
ing on High street, has returned and
will re-occupy the rooms.
Mrs. Deborah Alderfer of Cleve-
land, who formerly resided here, spent
Sunday with friends here.
The reunion Of Jonathan Everhard's
descendants was held at the home of
w. E. Schelhart, near Loyal Ooak on
Labor day. Seventy-two were pres
ent in which number Wadsworth was
the most largely represented Of near
by towns.
Mrs. Fietta Hunt of Michigan, Mrs.
Ream and Mr.. and Mrs. Mertz and
son of Findlay, visited at the home OF
Josiah Spiegle, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Harp and Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Cross and son-in-Iaw
returned Monday from a trip to Nj.
agara Falls.
Miss Edna Reimer returned Monday
form a weeks vacation at Niagara
Falls.
Charles Rickert Of Cleveland spent
the past few days with his parents.
Ninety were present at the annua
reunion Of the Gunsaulis family helC
At the home Of Jacob Gunsaulis Of
Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snyder Of Gal
ion, O., were Sunday guests Of Walter
and Mrs. Snyder. at Silver Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dan Yaung, and w. f. Peter
took an automobile trip to CLEVELAND
Sunday afternoon. They expected ii
drive To Cedar Point before returning
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
s10(l Reward. $lOO

THE readers Of this paper will be
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dreaded disease that science has been
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10

A musical recital, which is being an
ticipated with great interest by Wads-
worth music lovers, will be given by
Paul Bixler Of this place, in the opera
house on September Is. Mr.. Bixler,
who is graduate Of Wadsworth high
school and has attended Ohio Wesley
an university and graduated from the
College Of Fine Arts at Syracuse, N,
Y. at which places his strong baritone
voice received the culture which has
fitted him for promising career in
the world of music.
rive would appreciate letter one
earlier next week, as we are closed on
Thursday. Ed.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
NOTICE I

CIDER MAXIM G AT Medina mil
every Wednesday. Barrels, kegs and
crooks for sale. LIZ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

lie, fan 11u be61t 11otrDffe 1eres ST.
lelier Deo at iige: u96eooor meo
aue Dine Sell -"
@arife pilt bill oct life bore en-
pluoielig Smbenoelle til Soealisme,
Der bil bringe De fonlerbatibe 2e6ere
til at a1tage &ooiebelt. Oct oil ffe,
foroi Sc enifer at bin6e. 0g bette
bill i9jen tie, for6i &c imaa lofale
,2eoere u0oper 2anbet, lom bor be-
ret borte fra Ga6et, og Tom pnifer
at fon1n1c / bets Nerbe6 igjen> pn=
ifer at bi1t6e. Deriom &l1gbes bopoe
bart billig til at gj9re Sjeneite,
piloe Sc fife babe pen6t fig til Roo=
febeH.
Sen6er man Jig berin1oo til Sc
reoaftionelle llotolel1er blanot &c
,leoenbc rep11blifanifc Orgoner /
Seem Dorf, ler man. / 6eIge ct Ge=
,legom fra set ltore Metropolis /
Sreoags, at CIT fpretnget 6ternme=
ofgib1ing bla11m rcpublifonIfe Ste
b%offprer, Meolemn1cr at 5enotet %
Observation-Disclosures, Set blep foretn=
get al 8la6et ~SSn6eperoent", at
glibn &oot blan6t 6is1e 1toar l. for
ire1te Heffe 1om Sen melt snife6e
&onoioat for Nominotionen lom
Brelioent. Sra ISL Sorefpsresler
blonot 6isfe repubIilonife 2e6ere.
mootoges fplger16e @bur: @not:
I249; &ugbes, 1852; Sherman, LA;
goroh 108; Cummings, IT; Soir=
bo1fs, SO; 8eefs, SO; Salt, 81;
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be at ribe Mogten fra Denofrater=
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iEartier ful0itenoig enige ont, at
Woooro>p 8ilion oil blipt nomine=
ret ct. 2ol>is 1om Demofroternes
@mnerfgrer. =.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
RunHruplt'H
Kan1tnatmr

Nu, oa Me0eti6ett- for =begge Sc
ltore. po1itiite Barriers Notioltal=
&n11pe11tioner er bleben beralnmet-
oct republifanife Mpbe / Chicago
Ibe11 Toe Sum- og set bemofrotii fe
Il ct. 2ouiS /, Ben paafplgen6e l1ge>
(fan oct :bobc fin Snteresle at Inie
len ;ubtoleIle / set betjenote .l1ge=
bla6 uGolliers @eeflD~ / Seer. Worf,
(bbori &eooftio11eal efter fprit at
bobe foripgt at paobile> at Den1o=
|fratcrnes Harti er- inobDr0es ]plit=
|tet, giber &epublifanerne felgcr16e
Ginf:
Sor u1eo Tor6el at fun11c 1lo11Dt=
te @ituotione1t, n1angler Mepublifo=
nerne Blot Sc rigtige 2e0erc. 9e 2e~
ocrc, ion f9rer Or6et paa oen fon=
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Forti, 1to0 / Noben1ber reoc til at
|1nttc Goot / Wnrfen 1on1 Yrnlibcr1t=
fon6ibut. Sc babOe ioentificeret
bom meo Seem Dorfs 1lDe @r11no=
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It'll at tro bor ct progreslit 0ofu=
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lob for Seem Dorf 5tat. 0ette bar
ct 5log / Mnligtet poo &oot.
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beret belt uoen Ela11er, og Sit11a=
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lent Sc progressive % f%onIerbatibe
%in0enfor Bartiet. Nationalfomitecn
mgoer 6e111ie Maaneo % u1a1t pil
maaife 0a ie, bbilfe npe Ylo1,cr
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Ser JOINT Sc fonlerbatipe ror11ine=
lrer YrG1t0enttdnD1Oate11 bl1Der oct
bel &urton at Ohio. SSyffe foroi Sc
ellfer bam lGrlig; mer1 BON ct en-
iin0ig og lta6ig Ma11o, ibis Yolitif
life giper Sc Hrogresltpe nogct Mn=
fpb.
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gres1ibc> ON Sc fontrollerer 8artiet,
utbibl1omt nominere &%ooiebelt; men
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men / 6enne Sorbin6elie er &ooie,
belts bofien6e Stprfe. 0e fonierba=
|tibe &epublifanere> iom bi6til bar
let paa &ooiebelt meo afgjort l1bil=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
og be 1p6lige Diplomater.

'og be ip6lige Diplomater. Bel=
Igra6e inOtuges al tp1fe Eropper.
12. 811lgaricn begDnoer ct
|Sn6folb / Serbien. = Splferne
|benrettcr Miis g6itb Gopcll, be11
brittle @pgeplejerife, / 8rpsicl.
Is. = 3eppelinerc forcager ct
Sberfalb / 2on6on og brpber IS
8orgere. B11lgoric1 crflprcr
&rig moi 5erbicn.
Is. Storbritarmicn crflnrcr
&rig moo 8ulgarier.
10. - 2obforl Ioget ont 5ten1n1e=
ret for &pilr0er forfaltes / Seem Ser
|iep. Stolicn erflnrcr &rig moo
|@ulgarien.
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Sligo Itonoles. - Ipifernc liocr
let Ne6erlog / cit blobig &a11lp meb
TronifmGnoenc i 3afure=&pjoerne.
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|tilbage noropelt for Gpinlf. - Rlt<
rlglfc 6lpbere nebtoi tier 8onuber
poo @ene6ig.
26. Sc tpif=pltrigife Gropper
|iamler Zig me6 811lgorerne og bro=
|gcr 1popoa / 5erbierl.
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ncrer og @ria11o 11onpbnes til Yre=
mier= Meinil tier.
Depbember.
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mpote ct Me0erlog / Seem Dorf,
W&oslocbuietts og Henn1plbonio.
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|ligncrer.
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fenlono fal6cr 5foulol,ois til at
oon,c ct NIT M1ini1teriltm.
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oen japa1rife Sronc.
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bet poo Sligo fra Sen beltligc @ioe.
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@'lsferne ooeroineer~ g5triser11e: i
8ufoipina. ,e:.
d.. - &e11rp, 5oro's Sreo5=gffs=
petition forlaoer Seem Dorf meo
Oscar H.. - geroens1>oltiuingcr
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not.
IS. - %reii6crrte,s 8rpllup TO-
regaor I 5tilbeo / @r11oens @jc,
/ @olbington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
st @usreb paa ben oamife ASel.

! S fin 8oe u@reui,ioe 9aroeu-
berg" toger oeti oanife Torffdtter
>Sbeno 2erpol6 MoeIe,l ittr6er Be~
bonoting bad CT, Modoe, oet ban
bof megen Tordrqelie i &e6diee
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0pfotning ct berettiget, lfriber:2e=
opolo / lit iibitc Seftc al. WDlbe1,=
6nls ~B%ogbenne1" bIanot aroet:
"Sfjent SEN onnite MbeI iffffe:: ffipber
8eger, i%nteresierer Sen fig oog TIE
get for 2iteratur. Ser tnIes -r1,not
ON poa &erregaar6ene, mega out
@omoner og Sfueipil lo1r1 1nan:b bar
lPlt / Mbi1er11e. :..~ ~.
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fel6et 1aa bnorbe sDom111te ON: 9[be=
lem, ct Oct, forM oef,1e alorig. M
genftnoe biier olborlige SsS,tteresicr
for a%o1r6eligc 8rDoninger@*: %
@trpmninger %berbiemme. Mun ino=
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lotion ont aft mellem @imn1el %
SSor6, ell &or1beriation, Ser / bpi
@roo forflaoer og 110mifer set mpr=
oifnloe menneifelige. .
$ mint &oma1 for leg ipgt at
1piooc alle ois1e t%onnn1e aonperlo=
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.in6fonger be6 SEN 2ejligbeo!- Set
oan1fe Earnas ltoar / etbbert Gil
feloe life / nogen @jelb til oe11
fprltc @tano / 9onn1orf!
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oanf &erregooroso6el. Og1oo Sri
i%tofratiet for lin 0emimon6e! Won
ituloe life trp 6et> men jaole6es
forbol6er set fig mt. Me11ne fer, ser
ilet i11ge11 Itore Opgapcr 1tiler Zig /
2ibet, enoer lom en- 5la9s qoloe
2urnshg1rer, bbor bet mennelfeliac
for1bin6er bagneo &olt11met oa Sc
forationern.
Ser tales laa meget for Gioen,
r1n0t Dmt BOO @nnrApnp nm ;So
commissioners Sfipbne. Sci bon1fe
Solf mon NOT ipprge or1, bDilfet
@obn 6isie opbobe6e Millioner qigr
ben almene &11ltur. MbeIen bar Iet
ingen @pmpotbi omfrine fig. @or
fpr1te Stan6 er, beo egen @fpl6, en-
6eenbe Stano. Set fu1r 10 life bore
Solicit nof> at man til @ta6iaheo
finder Mrtltofratiet / set fonoelioe
Eboders fgrltc Harfet og bos Gimb.
Mon buroe fin0e Set / Merbeoen al
nniber1ttetet og Narnos1et, ser bpor
Der bor ioeelle Opgaber at 1tgtte,
og Sorn1ool at frembi9lpe.
Min Momon fam, oesperre, fun
berette ON en- Ope1l0e @tan6s Sc
faoence. SIT Ser fin6es fin Jorm oq
neoqrbef goo Gone / bort M~riltofro-
IT, bill ieg life benegte, BET monole-
De Dog bare anoet! M6elen roo6er
og1oa ober en- big in6tagen6e GIFT
beroigbeo.
m bette Tiger &omanen at fo-
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