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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-10-03
HAW ICK.

Hawick, Oct. Mr. and Mrs
Adams and children OF Litchtield are
visiting at the W. H. Jones home.
Benson Bros. lost a valuable horse
last week.
Mrs. p. j. jacobson was a Willmar
caller between trains Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Farnum visited
friends in Hawick Friday afternoon.
J. D. Hawks and f. P. VanVorst Of
Paynesville were Hawick callers Fri
day.
Mrs. William Harris visited at the
w. D. King home the first of last
week
Esther Iyerson, who has been work
ing near Paynesville, returned home
Thursday evening"
Mrs. F.. NJ. Knutson assisted her
daughter, Mrs. Mirve WEIGH during
threshing last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blakeley and
children visited relatives and friends
near Paynesville Sunday
Miss Mabel Johnson returned to her
home near New London after visiting
]. F. Jones IS filling the silo for
Charley Johns. This is the seventh
silo that John has filled this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Olson of Bur
bank and Mrs. Orley Moore visited
friends in Irving township Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Olson Of Wis
consin are visiting with Mr.. Olson:s
81 7 o.
days.
The foundation for the c. N depot
is being laid as fast as possible. Every
one is anxious to see the new depot
Jgeady.
Preaching services were held at the
NJ. E. church Sunday afternoon and
Young Peoples society in the eve.
ming.
1t is rumored that Hawick will have
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NEW LONDON.

New London-A. H. Espelien went
to Minneapolis last Saturday for a
weeks visit at the home Of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. j.. A. Nordin.
Potato digging is in full blast these
days.
c. j. Hanson visited with relatives
in Hutchinson last Thursday.
L. E. Covell has traded off his Ford
touring car for new Dodge touring
car.
Mrs. B. F. Miller of Willmar was a
guest at the J. Andrew Anderson home
from Thursday until Saturday.
Mrs. C. B. Swenson went to Mime
apolis last Saturday for few days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Young.
Ed Gustafson and C. ]. Hanson
went to Minneapolis Saturday morn
ing, returning in the evening with q
new Ford car.
Mrs. Marie Jensen arrived here
from Minneapolis Saturday for a few
days visit at the home of her sister
Mrs. " E. Olson.
Arthur Skoglund and family return
ed to Minneapolis last Thursday af
ter spending couple of weeks visit
ing with relatives here.
Miss Christine Lungstrom returne'
to Minneapolis last Thursday afte1
spending several months with he
mother and other relatives.
, Reinhold Melander of Duluth spen
last week visiting with his cousin, MI
Andreen near Green Lake. He lef
last Thursday for Fergus Falls for
visit with other relatives.
I. O. Ringness went to Minneapoli
last Saturday to visit with his wife
On Monday Of last week, Mrs. Ring
ness underwent an operation for az
pendicitis and gall stones at the Des
coness hospital in that city. The OF
GRAFTON was performed by her son.il
law. DR.. Anderson. She is now r.
ported to be doing nicely.
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were seen in this vicinity last Satur.

were seen in this vicinity last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. D. w. Gustavson of Olivia
spent last Saturday at the P. M. Rem.
strom home.
Albert Renstrom is at present visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mats Renstrom.
Mrs. P. M. Renstrom and, family
visited at the John Anderson home
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aspaas visited
at The Charley Forsman home in Will
mar last Thursday.
Ruth Carlson returned to her home
last Sunday after a few weeks stay
in the Willmar hospital.
| Efie Gibson left last Thursday for
Willmar where she will visit with her
sister, Mrs. o. Wahlquist.
Birdie Minkel returned to her home
last Monday after a few days. visit
with relatives and friends.
Rev. Hokanson of Seattle, WASH,
conducted services at the Fahlun Bap-
tist church last Thursday evening.
E. Rosen returned from Minneap-
oils last Monday evening. While
there he attended the conference.
Norris Eastman commenced school
last Monday. The total enrolment is
now twelve. Misses Hannah Eckwall
and Florence Anderson, teachers.
A parcels shower was given in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ,Aspaas last
Saturday evening. A large crowd at.
tended and good time reported by
all.
Mr. and Mrs. p M. Renstrom and
family and Mrs. D. w. Gustavson Wis.
tied with the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Heglund last Saturday eve
ming.
George o. Anderson, Emil Aspaas
Ernest Freed and their friends OF
Willmar attended services at the Fab
lun Baptist church last Wednesday
evening.
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MEETING
At BAPTIST CHURCH
Soldiers Parents Guests Of
Honor :Eiftet Holm Given
Gold Watch.

A patriotic meeting was held at the
Swedish Baptist church Saturday in
honor of Einel Holm, son of Mrs. O.
S. Holm of this city, who has been
drafted from Wausau, Wis.,, where he
registered and had to report for duty
Monday morning.
The program opened with scripture
reading and prayer by Rev. Hallin,
after which the audience sang "Amer.
ica."
The pastor spoke a few words and
asked the parents who have sons who
had enlisted to occupy the front seats.
Those who have enlisted and their
parents who are members of the
church are Chester D. Galliford, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Galliford, who
is at Fort Sill, Okla; Richard Sober
ling, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Solder
ling, who is in France; Sam Olson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Olson,
who is at Newport, Rhode Island;
William o. Peterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Peterson, who is also in
France; Emil Lindskoog, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Lindskoog, who is at
Fort Adams, Rhode Island.
Misses Eunice and Ruby Soldering
carried a large U. S. flag which was
presented to the church by the Little
Helpers and the pulpit was decorated
with the same and will be kept there
as long as the war lasts
Prof. G. A. Foster was the first
speaker for the occasion and spoke
about the origin and history Of the
flag of the United States.
! Gov. A. E. Rice was the next speak
err, and made short speech about
several battles where the U. s. flag
had served. = After this speech the
audience sang 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner"
Attorney Chas. Johnson was the
speaker of the evening and delivered
very patriotic and interesting speech
on the reasons why this country on.
tered the war.
Rev. Hallin made asfew remarks and
presented Eiffel Holm with d gold
watch as remembrance Of the occas.
sion. Mr.. Holm gave thanks for the
valuable present after which Gov.
Rice made a few remarks.
The meeting closed with prayer by
Erick Nelson, after which the aud
fence sang two verses of the song,
God Be With You Till We Meet
Again." in Swedish.
Ate" the program refreshments
we're served and the remainder of the
evening was spent in a social way.
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Miss Agnes Jensen left last
Thursday for her home at Marshall
after spending a week with Mrs. r.
B. Lamb in this city.
If YOUR CHILD Is CROSS
FEvER1sH, CoNsTpATD
Look Mother! II tongue 10 eoats4
cleanse little bowels witt, "cali-
fornia Syrup Of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after giving
"California Syrup of Figs" because In
a few hours all the clogged-up waste.
sour bile and fermenting' food gently
moves out Of the bowels, and you have
a well,' playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know it's action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie of "California Syrup of Figs" which
contains directions for babies, children
Of all ages and for grown-ups.
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ROSELllLlAN.

Roselillian, Oct. TINA Linman of
Willmar is at present visiting at her
parental home here.
P. G. Gibson's visited in Willmar
last Saturday.
Henry Aspaas was a visitor in WILL
mar last Saturday.
E. Rosen spent last Tuesday at the
Andrew He'd home.
Ralph Tatting was a visitor in Will.
mar last Wednesday.
P. M. Renstrom transacted business
in Olivia last Saturday.
Albin Norling will leave Monday for
St. Paul to attend school.
Annette Renstrom transacted bus
mess at Svea last Friday.
A. E. Bloomquist visited at his par.
entail home last Thursday.
Hazel Renstrom spent last Wednes-
day at the Q. Olson home.
Henry Aspaas transacted business
in Willmar last Tuesday.
Herbert Wadell of Willmar was in
LAAo VANAAAIy Ao0k 0oIuAudy.
Services were held at the Baptist
church all day last Sunday.
Mabel Lindquist had her eyes treat
ed at Willmar last Thursday.
Ole BloomQuist made a business
trip to Olivia last Thursday.
Rosy and Ruby Eastman were bus.
mess callers in Svea Friday.
Freda He'd left last Tuesday for an
indefinite stay in Minneapolis.
Freda Johnson is at present visit
ing at the A. J. Johnson home.
Feifarek Bros. were busy threshing
grain in this vicinity last week.
Albert Renstrom spent last Wed
nesday at the M. Linman home.
Albert Renstrom spent last Thurs
day at the P. M. Renstrom home.
Lawrence Lindquist transacted bus
mess in this vicinity last Monday.
Charley Nelson spent last Sunday
evening at the Ole E. Erickson home
Mrs. Mary Peterson is at present
visiting at the Peter Blomgren home
Victor Olson spent few days las
week visiting with his brother, Os
car.
Dave Aspaas assisted Lawrence An
derson with some work during thresh
ing.
Marie Bloomquist visited with he
sister, Mrs. Henry Aspaas last Tues
day.
William A. Lindquist made bus
mess call in this vicinity last Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Mats Renstrom visit
ed with their son, Peter last Thurs
day.
! Supt. w. D. Fredericton visite
schools in this vicinity last Wednes
day.
Annette Renstrom spent the forI
part of the week at the Mrs. F. Kostk
home.
Oscar Lindquist visited with som
of his neighbors last Monday ev'
ming.
Hazel Bomsta Of near Thorpe is 8
present visiting at the John Ericso
home. = ,.< " -
Esther Anderstrom is at present vi
|
iting with relatives and friends in thI
vicinity. 5:z..'.
Johnny Anderstrom of Thorpe is {
present visiting, with friends In Lal
Lillian. -,~-.-
r. w. Julius and Annette Lindqui,
visited with friends In Willmar La,
Friday. -. E~zzm - ~.
Alma Anderson is at present visit
ing with relatives and friends in MI
neapoli3. 80 .z=1@ =
Annette Renstrom spent last We
nesday and Thmsday at the Oscar c
son home.
Bernics Renstrom Of Olivia spent
l 6ew dayg lsst weok q. her parsnt
Ihome her
= s Z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-10-03

Harold Swenson returned last
Friday from a tour thru Missouri and
Iowa with the Clint and Bessie Rob
bins Stock Co. He expects to go to
work here in the near future.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-10-03

Constipation. indigestion, drive
away appetite and make you weak and
sick. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
restores the appetite. drives away dis
ease, builds up the system. Natures
wondrous herbs scientifically blend,
ed. Csc. Tea or Tablets.-Carlson
Bros.
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DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT.

There will be a dance on Friday
evening of this week at Carlson Hall.
The music will be furnished by the
Di Giorgio Concert Orchestra of the
Dreamland Theatre and it marks
their first appearance at public
dance in this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-10-03

Maud-Isnt 30 to so too old to hope
for any Improvement? I should say
not One just begins to live. Take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea; you
will be blooming fair at 60. 35c. Tea
or Tablets.-Carlson Bros.
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Total $1.25.
Alvin .Westgaard: Third on ten to-
matoes, late red, soc.
Mrs. Wall: Second on special can
ned goods CSC.
Mrs. Fred Watkins: Second on
pumpkin pie, gooseberry pie. Total
$500.
John Wicklund: First on Anis ap-
pies. Tetafsky apples, Gilbert apples,
Tonka crabs, Blue Stem wheat. Mar
quis wheat; second on Mcintosh Red
apples, New Ulm plums, Beta grapes;
third on Longfeld apples, Lyman
crabs Whitney crabs.
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Notice to "Kodakero."
l develop films free and charge on.
ly &c for prints. any size. Prompt,
careful work. Bring or mail your
next dlm. Geo. Olive, ,702 Second
st. E.. Willmar. Minn.-Adv.
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PRlAM Y. p, 8.

The Priam Young Peoples Society
will meet In the school house near Ed
ward Hanson's, Dist. No. 63S, Friday
evening, October 5, at eight o'clock.
The following program will be given:
Vocal solo ......... Miss Amundson
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Nfgaar til Tare5onen. Seem Sort

!. Nfgaar til 6are5pnen. 9eetp Dort
Sen 196e 6eb. Sem @fibe bill i6ag
afgaa til Sen forbuote gone. Tlere
Gfibe er n11oerpeis til 5are5onen.
8oa Ben frantic 9an1per ~Gbicago"
iom bill afgaa i6ag eller ilnorgel1 til
@oroeol1r, bliper 9pitna11t s. 8. 9tp-
gaar6 og &tgo 5unoiteot af set frol1=
fe Slppeforps, Ser bar baret ber /
2anoet for fore(ebig at gisre Tora1'
ltaltni11ger for i'm Glugt oper s(tlan,
terbapet. Sc iag6e> at 6e 1naaife bill
6e fon1n1e tilbage / gpril og treffe
nerntere Soranitaltninger.
@oIla16=Mmerifa 2iniens Sfi6
v&pn6am" er fgr6ig til at afgaa u6en
Hasiagerer. u&ellig 0lap" al 9fa11,
ninobian =9lmericon 2i11ien ct allereoe
fer6ig til at afgaa.
MimneIotamano bpo paa Slasntars
fen. @innipeg Sen 190e Geb. 9en
fonaoiife Gabsliite mel6te igaor Mf=
tes, at Menig 6. Slertlon fra gagle
8en6, Minn, iom Sreoag slften
1nel0tes laoret, er be6.
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SSfglge Gptllsbl1rps og bans 2eb.
iageres 8eret1ti11g nar bper af 6e
orpbte ifn6t @obe6et flere @ange og
seor6s &obeo bar ffaaret meo en-
Macbete. 4l96er1e bar repet al alle
tire Sig og Der bar talrige Saar og
Slag, bbilfet, troe6e man tpoebe paa,
at Mmerifanerne baboe fi91npet 6es-
perat moo Sber1nagte11. Mon bar
legt efter ben1 itabig ii6en Manoag,
6a Sperfal6et og 8ortf6relIen bleb
fien6t.
Gptllsburp, ser bor Spetber rne6
General 8eribings @traffeerpeoition
til >Mertco og iom eier cit Nancb /
Yalomas ggne11, bar en- at Sc fdrlte,
Ser tilbgo fin Tienelte. sll1ore ill1ttez
6e Jig til.
sSfelge Oplpsninger fer res 9lcoro,
&eterion % sSenien ient poa Manbag
in6 / Merifanernes 2eir poa Sen ome>
rtfo11Ife SIDE. Sc blep piebltffeltg
fonget og bortfert. Oe tre M9nos
Sig Torbinoelie me6 Sole One5 Ga
la6ars Srllel on1 at oberfalbe ome=
rifanlfe @reniebper, bafte a0lftlltg
Ste1nning / 6ette @renieitrpg igaar-
oftes. Meoens Tolf, Der npie felger
@rpnieltt1atione1t, poo1tob, at oe life
iaa roget fornroligen6e / Sola5ars
Trl1l lel, er SEN itgrIte Gel al 8efolfz
ningen rrolig ober &ebelban0ernes
8eppgeller i noroltge Gbibuabua.
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8ra MrxtrngrwttHrtt
&eribtns babbe 25 Sanger ,neb iig
2isene af oe af Merifanere brebte
Mmerifanere fnnbne.

@af6irtgton Sen 166e Teb. 25
merifanffe Sanger, orreiteret al @e-
neral 8eribings expedition for DeIz
tagelie / 0oerfal6et paa Columbus,
%. M., bleb i6og opergipet til &eprp-
ientanterne for eS11titsbeportene11tet
t Columbus, 9e. M.' &rtgs6eparte,
me11tet befien6tgior6e bette i6ag.
Departementets @mbebsm9r6 fun6e
lite iige, bborbiot 5angerne bleb ar,
reIteret paa merifanif Smraa6e eller
life.
&acbita, g. We., 6en 16be Seb. =
Mortnonipeioeren 2em @ptllsburp
og sselge op6ageoe fent igaar 2igene
al Mnoretp Beterio,1 &ugb Mcor6 oe
Burton Set1ier, amerifa,1ffe Com
boDs, Der bleb bortf6rt Man6og, bo
nrerifonife 8o1oitter oberfal6t Cor
ner" Mancben 60 Weil ip6beit for ber.
2tgene blep fun6et nent lennlpite6e
paa ben 1nerifanife SIDE tre Mil i6n-
oenfor set Snternationale Monutnent
$50. SO. Mian n11tager, at De bleb
fart ober @raniett % 6rabt, oa De
r. -... . b
forlggte at ltnofom1ne.
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malhineton5 5ooielsoa9, 22oe &ebruar.

-@apana oel1 206e Seb. Set on=
toges i6og, at oe11 fl1banlfe Sprers=
bebggelIe inart bil6e fal0e Ianlmen,
oa @egierin9Stropperne nn0er @ene,
raj Sole Wiguel @ome5 n1elotes al
bobe facet ct faltere @reb pao 81
tuationen EroDi11ien Santa Clara
@apana BEN 2O6e 6eb. Sgaar af=
leDere6e @illiam 6. @on5ales, 6el1
amerifon1fe Minilter, en- Mote Yre.
iioel1tbolige11. s oe1rue 9tote erfln=
reoe Brnli0el1t @illon lin @enligt al
1tptte General Wenocals legalt fo11=
1titlere6e &egieri11g og at billie boloe
&ebelfprerne aniparlige for ben eta:
oe, font tilfsie0es u6lenoiuger elle>
oeres @ien6on1. Soften falot lou Ell
8ombe blanbt Sprbrets 8enner oe
pafte Subel blanot 8egieringens Sil
Dnngere: "a ',.->ss.
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Mtlttaftt akal hjf11t.
Nlle Sc ne6 Merieu9renIen i9jeupe.
renbe Militsipl6ater er beuroret
bte,1Henbt.

@aibington BEN 176e 6eb. @lle
Sropper af Mationalgar6en, iom Ell
ieien be6 Mertcogrenien, er blebe1
beor6ret bien1. &rtgs6epartelnente1
n6iteote Sr6re 6esangaen6e til &C.
neral 5unston, til Dbem olle 9etal,
jer me6 &iemien6ellen blep ober.
lo6t.
Militlets &ietnienoelie far intet.
fombelit at beitille meo ben europei'
ffe @itrotion, blep oet iagt. @epe,
gelIen pil ontageligbis bore afllutte1
in6en ben Zoe Marts. a.
$4,000 Wilitsmen6 - alle 6e
iaienberet1be Nationalgar6iiter BET
@rpnien = er in6befattet I Sroren,
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telen Brtgabs1elteral.

Da 6en fripillige Scr bar aftuffet.
bebolot Slnston iin Stang / oen re-
g11lere s(r1ne. Otter Sor6ifielpet /
San Srancisco gior6e Sl11ston uo=
!nerfet 9(rbei6e. San bop6e mi6ler<
tioig aommanoo oper Eropperne /
Hreltoio. San ertlere6e arigslop>
idrge6e for Sc buspiloe og arreltere6e
l1roitiftere.
5unston fom 1,1art pperit paa 2t-
item af @rigaoegeneralerne men
roar @afancer oplto0 blonbt @ere>
ral,nojorerne bleb ban forbigaael life
minore eno 1er Gauge al Br9lioen'
terne &ooiepelt og 9aft. .
ga @era Grl13 blep offuperet, l16>
polgte @enerallnaior @oo6, Stabs.
cbefen 6unston io1n oen be6it fife
6e til @ommonboe,1. NHe ben+e6e,
m Der ptlbe blipe ifarp @nerril illafrig
= af Sen slrt. fom ban bapoe lert
at fienoe paa Cuba og 8bilippiner-
ne. ga Gunston bap6e facet fine
Eropper ilano og afleit Wcrineal>
oaterne> erfareoe bon, at &rnli6ent
8ilions Srore gift 11o pau, at Ser
life ifltloe bore nogen aggressive 8e=
begelier. &ol6iomt Erpf blep ppet
paa bam for at ,faa bam til at ga,
frem meo Gtrengbeb; men Gl1nston
glente fife &relt6ent @ilions Or
orer ct 9ieb1if. @an flare6e Sttua=
tionen> og Erpii6ent @ilion uonGp11>
te ban1 til @eneral1naior.
s bans 11nge Gage bar set Maa=
let for 5,ntstons 9@rgierrigbe6 at
fomtne til gSelt Boi1rt; men ban 6un1,
peoe peo gramel1. Senere bite ban
@ang paa Gang, at fan bar @el1
Rotnt' t'ere, Ser par Gfolen> 6a bat1
bleb braget, oberlegen. 2egenlig
bar Tnrston Ell al 6e min6ite Wen6
6e 6orene0e Staters Mrme, bare
bel 5 So6> 5 Eoma1er og beie6e al
min6eIig 1u16er 120 Yuu6. s 6et
borgerlige Sin optrao6te ban alti6
bramfrit og beifeoe11t.
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benrettet imoo bons 9nffer. Baa
8eie11 til 9apalta blep ban fangen al
Spaniere og u1bgif 9p6en beo at
ipplge ct 8rep til gnbas @reii6e1t.
Dette 8reb pil6e bepiit bans ssSoen4
tttet.
Da ban trao6te ino I Sen frtbilli0e
Scr 1tnoer ben ipanif=an1erifanite
&rig, bleb ian 0berlt for BET beremte
2Obe &nnias ssSnfanteriregiment
&ans itore 8eorifter bar N9ui11aloos
sTilfangetage1ie % bans Spergang
aRio @ra1t6e peo @olumpit.
os.o os. wing for Mgllinaloos Sill
faneele eO 6u'ston giOet 81
teller, 8rigaD. general.
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@re>u beorbret til @ien. &aris ben
176e Geb. Soiepb 6. @retp, @efre.
ter peb 6en amerttanife Mmbasia6e
t Berlin og Charge o'g(ffaires unoer
glmbaslaoer @erar6s Graber / Be
gsorenebe @tater tpltg4 bleb iong BE-
orhret til 8ten for at asiitere Mm.
basiabgr Benftelo. Nmbasiaoer &c
raro CAB @re1p SSnitrur oeron1.
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0prnrRt paa Quhu.
Smpalg biofprer @eisninger. Salrise
@amn1enltpo mellem 9}egjerim9s=
trooper % &ebeller.

=. , < 49, cyr a..
euoo'tu oe'' l4oe 0eo' '.Vete'
.oas '''et''e' ~ s''.'u''e' " 't@o't'.|
= Det'uee'toe '|e'1'.'1,se" as oo'pe"'I
* "'eo S'''oo'ee' plooa"'e'' ou'uu no
@'otu y, pal ~ tl'e''e'1 l'ooo o9 4'ooo'
P'r''oe''' ., '%e''o'u' Vu' "o''eo' wv
raao o'' 9e''nlel. 'oeI 9o' ,ol'pee'
~ u Ioo e'' S'9''e. 'o''' 'o'' "''Oe'''g'
X Spl'a'oen: e|'ou''a e. oI'''.e''' :
:oe'e.''''eSl'll' l'oa.o' er9n''o.'lpeeI
'e' 1utstueeS' Suupet petu9t,ee9.o
Os aV'ullu''le''tel ulls,telss.= at " o'esls
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