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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
Local News

August Wenzel went to Galena Mon
day for a brief visit.
Ellie Dobson and family have moved
into the G. H. Basford house east of
the city hall.
Abe Patch of Bloomington, drove to
Lancaster in cutter last Wednesday
and spent the day.
Mrs D. w Baxter went to Fenni-
more Saturday afternoon to spend a
week with relatives.
Phil Goldstein has been visiting at
Minneapolis and other Minnesota
points for the past week.
Mrs William Leindecker went to
Liberty Monday morning to visit her
daughter, Mrs. William Wetter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Schoonmaker,
of Madison, visited over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Petty. They re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Holzinger arrived
home Thursday night from Waukesha
for brief visit with her parents. Miss
!Holzinger is attending school at Car
roll college.
w. j. Battle, Ernest Alt, Frank
Schreiner and Fred Avery were among
those who left Sunday for Chicago to
attend the automobile show in prog
ress at the windy city this week.
DR.. T. Mr. Marsden, Riley Marsden
and Mrs. Fred Brandt returned to
Fennimore, Monday afternoon, after
attending the funeral Of their uncle
John Rock
Rev. G. w. Harter, wife and baby
of Garner, Iowa, arrived here on
Thursday a week ago for visit with
Mrs. Harter's mother, Mrs. James Mai
ben Rev. Harter was pastor of the
Baptist church in this city nine years
ago and is now serving as pastor Of
the Congregational church at Garner
Nelson Deming of New London, Wis.
arrived Friday for a visit at the Mrs
Sam1 Stephens home. Mrs. Deming
has been here for some time past Mr.
Deming came in particular in honor
of Miss Elizabeth, who celebrated her
first birthday last Sunday. Mr. Dem
ing is in the insurance business at
New London.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
IMPROVE EDGE HILL
$1,000 RAISED FOR LANCASTER
FAYETTEVILLE HIGHWAY-OTH-
Err PLATTEVILLE NEWS,

Henry Culver states that over $500
has been raised by the people for the
Improvement OF the Edge hill road to
Lancaster.
Herman Boil lost his valuable Rhode
Island Red rooster that won first prem
lum at the National Poultry show in
Chicago last week The bird caught
cold and died half an hour after it
was brought home. 1t was big loss
as the bird was valued at from 5000
to $500.
Platteville is the only city in this
part OF the state with auto trucks for
their fire department. Both the Engine
company and Hook & Ladder compan-
les have an auto truck that carries
thousand feet of hose, chemical ex-
tlnguIshers, buckets, ladders, axes and
hooks. They get to fire in a fifty.
A copy Of the London, England
Journal gives an account of the arrest
OF Mrs. Elmira Heath Brockwav. who
was born in Shullsburg. She was fined
for fortune telling She is known
as a physic demonstration and was in
duced to go to London to assist in
the organization OF a new British col
lege for psychic science, and was then
taken in charge of by the police. She
has son, a captain in the French
army, and has charge of the ambulance
OF the Red Cross. Mrs. Brockway is
a former resident of Shullsburg. She
married Wauconda Brockway, son of
the late Charles Brockway of ShulIs-
burg, Platteville News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
ADOPT LIGHT PLAN
CITY FATHERS IN SPECIAL SEES
SION SATURDAY NIGHT ORDER
5-YEAR CONTRACT.

A special session of the city coun-
Gil was held Saturday night pursuant
to the one held Monday previous when
no action was taken on the lighting
proposition. At the Saturday session
authorization was made for a contract
with the Lancaster Light & Pow
Ell company for city street lighting
for a period Of five years.
Clarence Calvert, for the city, and
Geo. 2. Angus for the company, went
to Madison Friday and appeared be-
fore the railroad commission. The
terms the commission laid down are
as follows:
One hundred lights of 1O0-candle
power at $22 each per annum.
Thirty-six lights of 25-candle pow
er at $28 each per annum.
Four lights for the square of 600
candle power each at $47 each per an
mum.
Ryland Park and court house square
cluster lights at current rate of s
cents per kilowat hour.
The total for the system outside of
the last named amounts to $3487 per
annum. The cluster light bill is es-
timated at $500 per annum.
The light company will renew all
broken lamps without charge and
keep the lights in good condition. The
new system will be inaugurated just
as soon as the material can be or
dered and installed. This will be about
May /,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
TALK ABOUT CHINA
GAVE ADDRESS AT CONGREGA-
YIONAL CHURCH FRIDAY.

laymen's missionary banquet, the
first one Of its kind held in the city,
was given at the Congregational
church dining room last Friday even
ing. About 125 men were present.
After partaking Of an excellent lunch
con the men listened to remarks by
Revs H. A. Studebaker and Guy
Campbell, the latter introducing the
speaker Of the evening, DR.. E. B. CaId-
we'll.
Dir. Caldwell has spent the past 20
years in the Celestial kingdom, and
naturally, is full Of very interesting
subject Not the least entertaining
part Of his address were different
Chinese expressions and phrases indi-
eating how various tones OH the same
word can mean many things.
Dr.. Caldwell's address was taken up
principally with the spread of Christ
ianity in China and how the work is
being carried on by the white mission
aries. He was severe in his denuncia-
ton OF the opium trade as conducted
by England and the whiskey traffic as
handled from this country.
Dr.. Caldwell is a big two-fsted two
footed man full OF his subject, and in
interest, power and magnetism far
above what any of his hearers expect
ed. No attempt was made at this
meeting to solicit aid of any sort for
the speaker evidently desiring only to
impress his auditors with the case as
he saw it. He also spoke at the M. E.
church Thursday evening along the
same lines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
BIRTHDAY PARTY.


Artur Block celebrated his eleventh
birthday by inviting his classmates
and neighbor boys and girls to his
home on January 81. Games were
played and refreshments served and
all had good time, especially while
taking a sleigh ride, when about half
IF them climbed into light sleigh
while the others pulled them. Those
present we're: John Livens, Jack Kill
by, Harold Stevens, Harry and Virgil
Behncke, Marguerite Batty, Jennie
Rigdon, Marie Laabs, Linda Krohn,
Oswald Ellis, Earl Eastman, Lois and
Vincent Barstow, Frances and Dorothy
Oleson, Harold Block, John, Arthur,
Frances and Alice Block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
JURORS FEB. TERM.
VENIRE DRAWN BY COMMISSION
ON WEDNESDAY, LAST-CAL-
ENDAR SHORT ONE.

& The jury commission met at the
court house on Wednesday of last
week and drew the names of those to
serve at the pending February term.
The session next month promises to
be short one as the calendar bears
very few cases. 1t.
L. G. Effert, Wingville. @a
Charles Bernhardt, Cassville.
Bernard Budden, Jamestown
john Gubbel Paris.
Charles Thier. Ellenboro. 4s
Walter Weinberger, Harrison.
James Wood, Little Grant.
Orlo Taylor, Beetown.
William Weinbrenner, Clifton.
August Leist, Liberty
Frank Victoria, Muscoda
Harley Mercy, Mount Hope.
Lee Whether, Lima
|. j. Biba, Castle Rock.
Thos. WOodhouse, Bloomington.
e. R. BOtten, Hickory Grove.
Emil Brechler, Fennimore ~
H. D. Hood, Watterstown.
Samuel Wilson, Hazel Green.
John Ziegler, Glen Haven.
Robert Mckinley, Mt. Ida. .p..
Carl Wilkinson, Smelser.
VIM. Bald, Fennimore.
James Bevan, South Lancaster.
O. M. Smith, North Lancaster
James Riley, Jr., Platteville.
Gus Burkett, Potosi
Fred Orion, South Lancaster.
Harry Steinhoff, Platteville.
j. n Miller, Boscobel.
Frank Neimer, Cassville.
Burns Craven, Platteville.
Henry Wellner, Marion
Adelbert Morrissey, Wyalusing.
Louis Christ, Boscobel
William Wilkinson, Patch Grove.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
R. R.COMMISSION REDUCES CARLOAD
FREIGHTS; EFFECT TO Be FAR REACHING

The Introduction of the Evjue state
wide prohibition bill followed the visit
Of William Jennings Bryan to Madi
son. He spoke to the largest crowd
ever assembled in the stock pavilion
and the drys ruled supreme at least
for that night Assemblyman Hat is
to introduce bill providing that the
state shall compensate owners of prop
erty for buildings occupied by saloons
in territory which is made dry after it
has been wet. This is one of the indi-
cations of a prolonged fight on the Ev-
jue bills.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
SHIP REGISTERED CATTLE.

w. B. Gibson of. New Richmond,
shipped out a carload of registered cat
tie yesterday to his county where they
will be used for breeding purposes.
The following local breeders con
tributed to the shipment:
0. J. Martin, Bagley, IA head.
Spiegelberg & Son, Lancaster, Z
head.
Ed Taylor, Lancaster, head.
Spiegelberg & Sons besides shipping
out head of the above registered
Shorthorn consignment, disposed Of
twenty-nine head of Angora goats. to
A. E. Lewis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

Owing to the almost prohibitive cost
OF operation the Herald finds it neces-
sary to adopt a more rigid collection
policy
After February 1, all subscription
accounts outside Grant county will be
maintained on strictly CASH IN
ADVANCE basis. We believe our sub
scribers will prefer this method and
like it better than the old way.
We ask our subscribers residing
outside of Grant county to consult
their receipts at once and see if a re-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
M. E. Church.

Sunday school at $50. Newly or
ganized classes take up work this
week
Morning worship at 1920. Sermon
subject, "The Harvester's Promise"
Junior league at 200. Miss Elva
Knox, superintendent.
Epworth League at $50.
Evening worship at 1880. Sermon
subject, Young Womanhood, or sThe
Strength of Gentleness" This is the
fourth Of the series on the Home
Gods Art Gallery" The pastor will
preach at Hurricane at o'clock. Sun
day school there at 2 o'clock.
Our Motto-"We came not to be min
istered unto, but to minister"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
TO CONTEST ESTATE
HEIR OF LATE WIN, NELSON OF
BOSCOBEL, TO WAGE BATTLE
in CIRCUIT COURT.

Attorney Luse of Superior, member
OF the law firm Of Luse. Powell &
Luse, was in Lancaster last Friday
noon between trains. Mr.. Luse came
prepared to make up an issue in the
case OF Mrs. Mildred w. Thompson
VS.. Oscar Nelson, executor Of the es-
tate OF the late VIM. Nelson of Bosco-
bel, but was advised that such &C.
ton was not necessary.
It seems that William Nelson. =
well known citizen OF Boscobel, died
some time last year leaving an es-
tate estimated at near 100000. This
was divided according to the will as
follows:
Winifred Holt, a granddaughter.
was to receive $4,000.
Mildred Thompson, granddaughter
was to receive the interest on $4,000
in securities, during her lifetime.
VIM. b. Nelson, son residing in
Chicago, having received $4,000 prev
iously from Oscar Nelson, his brother.
for his interest in the estate, was to
receive $500.
Georgia, a daughter, was to receive
the interest on one-fourth Of the resi-
due. The children and widow Of Olof
Nelson, son, to receive one-fourth.
There are six Of such children.
The other half Of the residue to go
to Oscar Nelson, executor and son Of
VIM. Nelson
There are fourteen heirs in all.
named in the estate the wife Of VIM.
Nelson having been cared for by
prenuptial agreement.
Oscar Nelson as executor has given
"a bond Of $4,000 He is empowered
under the will to act as trustees for
the various parties named in the will.
Mrs. Thompson now resides at Hell
ena, Mont, and she is named as the
person bringing the action 1t is al
legged that the will was not properly
executed. That VIM Nelson was not
OF sound mind when he made the will.
That undue and improper influence
was exerted by Oscar Nelson and 9th
ers toward VIM. Nelson in making the
will.
The will was admitted to probate.
IN the county court some time ago.
VIM. Nelson was we'll known man
in the county. For years he was a
farmer, merchant and Spectator. He
was known as a shrewd and wealthy
man.
The case will come up at tho Feb
Iruary term of the circuit court.
III
son will act for the executor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Leo. 2. McGuigan and Elizabeth
Friar, both of Woodman.
Francis D. Mack, Glendive Mont
and Pearl Longbotham, Cuba City
Allen Aupperle, South Lancaster
and Clara Haeffner, Lancaster.
Oral Monroe and Marjorie Brandt,
both of Mt. Hope
George Whyte and Sylvia Mccartney,
both of Mt. Hope
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

mittance is due.
The Herald does not want to lose
a single subscriber ana we believe that
our patrons will gladly conform to a
fair and square policy.
Statements will be mailed Feb. 1st
to all subscribers residing outside the
county who have not RENTED prior
to that time.
Respectfully,
A. L. SHERMAN,
Publisher Grant County Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
CASES
THREE CHARGES OF SIMILAR Ma.
TURE IN PAST WEEK-MOST
FOR MANY YEARS.

Karl Emshoff a Boscobel man, was
brought to Lancaster Thursday morn
ing early from St. Cloud, Mimi, by
Sheriff Yves Hymer. Mr. Hymer left
for st. Cloud, Tuesday, making the
trip of $50 miles in less than two days,
Emshoft was charged with abandon
ment of his wife and child who live at
Boscobel. He waived extradition and
made no fuss about coming back with
the sheriff
Emshof was taken before Justice
Burrows Saturday on complaint al
leging abandonment of his wife, Kath-
leen, and child, on August 18th last.
He was there bound over to the coun-
ty court on $500 bonds. Judge Good
sell postponed the hearing until Tues
day when, after careful consideration
he released Emshoff upon his own re-
cOnizance. The latter was instructed
to pay SIS weekly for his family's sup
port and to report monthly to the
court for the next two years. Ems
hOff's condition is bad owing to tu-
bercular arm.
Miner Will Be Hired Out.
Joseph Kruel, Platteville citizen,
was brought here on Jan. 10 on an
abandonment charge and placed in
Jail. Judge Goodsell heard the case
on Wednesday and sentenced Kruel to
nine months in Jail at hard labor. En-
plOyment will be found for him in the
mines near Platteville and the wages
will go toward the support OF Mrs.
Kruel and and their child. Kruel is a
miner.
Wages for His Family.
James Hartshorn, the Platteville
man who chose ten days Jail sentence
recently following his plea of guilty to
stealing windows, went back to jail
again Tuesday when he was unable to
furnish bond for $500 on a charge of
non-support of his minor children
aged z, 4, and 2 years.
Hartshorn appeared before Judge
Goodsell on Wednesday and was given
nine months in Jail at hard labor. EN-
ployment will be found for him also in
the mines and his wages will go for
the support of his family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
ST. CLARA'S COLLEGE TO
BE MOVED TO CHICAGO

The Platteville News is authority
for the statement that st. C1ara's col
lege at Sinsinawa is to be moved to
Chicago. A tract of twenty acres has
been purchased near that city where
the new buildings will be erected.
Lack Of railroad facilities is given as
one reason for the change. St. Clara's
buildings and grounds are known as
one of the beauty spots Of Grant coun-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
A CHANCE TO GET EXPERIENCE.

j. D. Hatch announces another of
excellent picture offerings at the opera
house Saturday evening. The picture
is Experience" and the characters
are symbolical of human life. This
play is very highly spoken Of and had
day, Feb. 3, at Hatch's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
BUSINESS MEMS SUPPER TONIGHT

There will be business mems sup
per tonight at the Post hall, $50
o'clock The object of the meeting is
the election Of officers for the Lancas-
ter Chamber of Commerce. Every
man interested in the city's welfare
is urged to come. Should the ticket
sellers overlook or miss you, come
anyhow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

Miss Genevieve Bennett of Madison.
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Bennett and also at
tended the Cartwright-East we'd
ding.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
COMING EVENTS.

The annual chicken pie supper of
the Methodist church will be given by
the men of the church, Wednesday,
February 14th. 49c1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

The Ladies' Aid society meets Fri
day afternoon, Feb. End with Mrs. S.
w. Doolittle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
Presbyterian Church.

y:45-Sunday school
1O:45-Morning worship.
2:0O-Hurricane Sunday school.
3:00-Divine service.
200 - Saturday. Confirmation
class.
The Ladies Aid society meets on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. Vesperman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

The stronger the butter in the tub
the weaker it is in the market.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

St. Agnes Guild benefit, at Orpheum
Thursday, Feb. s, afternoon and even
ing. Prices 1Oc and zoe. Vivian Mar
tin in "The Wishing Ring" repeated
by request. Don't miss it. 48c3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

The WOmans' club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon, Feb. at the home
OF Mrs. J. A. Gault. The program
follows
Roll Gallon subject of the meeting.
How We Are Governed Mrs. Avery.
Who Pays the Taxes-Mrs Murphy.
Members of the Cabinet-Mrs. Bail
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

Aldro jerks, of Dodgeville, spent
the weekend at the H. Henkel home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

Mrs. Nelson Scott returned Sunday
noon from Fennimore after a short
visit with relatives.
Harry Barnett, who has been suffer
ing with Ia grippe for the past couple
OF weeks, is able to be out.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05

Drift ier til npitc Seit, ga ocf iaor
ircmbcIcs ifal oriucS Tor isru zoe.
goarbe &egnina. 6rllen eap / lin
Sio ca. 100000 &roncr Tor Sanato.
rict, men Der er / &c iiOitr Nor 70.
ltct abifiuigt paa 6tabliaicmcntct ior
at brinae Oct fulot poo Nsioe mco
Siocn % iiopifle Oct til ogioo at bli
Sintcr.S anotorium. ! ocn anIeo.
Ming or ser blanot anoct inoloat
Granddaughter, ~initalerct elcftriif
SpS peo Ell Z 2ilomrtcr lana Siern.
lcOnina ira 8nusOal> GlcftricitctS.
ucrf ianlt oprettet I~utomobilriite ira
Sretten Citation til Sanatoriet.
8ausoal Sanatorium or IorgcS
GIoite og ~itsritc &llritc0fompIcr. Set
blep oulaat / 1876 % bar eli iicIocn
unffer @cliggcnbeo poo NeiilclbSs
pIotcauet mellem @auSOal oa leIpc
@uobranosbolen. GnIGQact beitnor
al ell itsrre Soueobp1nina, "Arfcn",
meb ca. 100 Sprclier, iaut IS
II. ctaaes 9%pgninacr. G~tabli5icmen.
tct bar Ylaos iii 200 8ipiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05

Ssbsinlb. - Gu al &c itsrrc on
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gammel.
Goftor Sacob Gbriition Houn
/ IrenboI or beo al 9uracbetGnocl-
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FrarlS | 1876 og bar / mango Iur
@plGae, 6ottigIrNe o0 YolitiIrae /
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ior Gitrc Molanb, 5roms % Si5s.
@ro@icrcr Soccbim 2orIcn er
oignoet peo Seocn / GrenoaI. San
par Ell neget bcnpttct Maro / set
fonIerpntiuc EartiS Sicneitc oa
m%angcaarigt Weolcm al 9pltnrct.
6orsori9t par ban Meolcm al San.
ocl0forcnin9cn o. Gircfter ior ocu
norIfe arroitbonfS Silial.
- &oniul Soban Sobunion er al.
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TOM iom una Mono til Glasgow %
ut Nn'Gttcllc Der | Ell lterrc SrG'
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fer en- operation, 63 Nar QonlnleI.
@%o9banoler Curing bar meO at It'll.
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6oritnnberifob. Curing par Ell me.
get irmpatiif FcrionIigbco og omiot-
teocS meo &eiagteIle / lin 9p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05
ubgggelig Sranb ncb Sronbbiem

Sra Sronobiem meboeles Sen 4be
Sec. On ubpggelig Slbebrano no.
brsb ioften peo 1013. Chen / en- fom.
bineret Senoe og 9en3inmotor.6a-
brit peo NponIen eft Stpffe uocnior
9pgrGnien. 9ronoen opitoo / en-
Itor, gammel SrGbpgning, bpis eucr.
Ite Gtage bar beboet al cnoel al SSa-
brifenS Irbeioere og ocreS SomiIicr.
elsie mcrfeoe life @ranocn, fer oct
begpnote at brGn6e llnore Sgoocrne
paa Dem, og be maotte for at reobe
Jig hoppe no giennem Iiubuerne.
9eriblarbt par ogiao cl &pinoe meo
ct 3 WaaneoerS gammclt gorn. 9po-
ningen ncobrGuotc / 2sbet al en- 81.
mes Sib. SronbbicmS @ranbopien,
iom rpffeoe no, furoe intet uorette,
% &anOuerfetS Seonitger life gaar
Iaa langt. 9eboernc miiteoe ale fine
@ienoele og bapoe life asiireret. "a.
brifen tilherte ajebmano Sortpigien
og bar aSiureret for $4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05
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gr"acisie Spir rogebe mob @inleu,
itoar Der MI bare nogen reglpprteOe
Wurc og griner meo tomme Sin.
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life pil llufnc. - Get err mere emo
Geenet, iiOcn BET berIise gpgperf
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DC gnmle Steue enbnu, i%friper
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ban opgtigc Muretiuenoe Que @iel.
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er Wltrenc nifaot. Den oct Stpf.
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get cngana Dor, bar ilaaet Hepncr og
bar tiloels imuloret bort. - Zen
pompeIe Srontporfdl bar lllgen St1s
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let, ION lager nebenunoer, ingen
Sfaoe ff. : CONNER bIen Ell Ira.
ger / Den sitre S%ualesans ifiitet no,
90 eiter Gaalpg al Rroiesior @eper
opbeparebe g~rugsbeitprer Stranger
Den / 6pngslet. Zen samle, morfne
9icIfe err mn BET eneite. Tom er igien
al ben bersmte Spalesuna meo DC
sooe og DC Oaarllse Somiruer. -