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Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Ginn and Company, publishers Of the State Adopted Text Book, have now ready for shipment the Young and Filed Reading Chart at $4.58, al- so Word Cards at 80 cents and Word Group Cards at $1.60 per set.
 The above prices are F. o. B., Chi cago and are sold to teachers and school officers only at the above price.
 I suggest that every teacher secure both sets of the cards and take them with them from one school to another as they are of very little trouble in transporting.
 The school directors should be urg- ed to purchase the charts, one for each school in the district, which shall remain at the school as other school property.
 You will find these cards and chart of very valuable help in teaching the beginners to read. There is no time or work lost in teaching from these as they are based on the text and are only steps to better reading.
 E. H. BOWMAN,
 County Superintendent.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The Quarterly Teachers Examina- tion will be held at Newport on Thurs day and Friday, September the 18th and 20th.
 Those wishing to secure county teachers license to teach in Jackson county, should attend this examlna- tion.
 E. H. BOWMAN,
 County Superintendent.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

J. E. Mann and little daughter Frances of Marianna, are spending the day in our city with Mrs. w. A. Rossington and family and will re- turn home this evening. MT. Mann was one of the heavy losers in the re- cent big fire at Marianna, when he lost everything in his jewelry store, having insurance to the amount of on ly half it's value.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07
Reoenerated Life.

The best personal workers are those who have a zeal for others because of their own changed lives. There may he argument against some forms of reasoning and against various cults and "isms," but there can be no ar gument against regenerated life.-- Something Doing"
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07
NOTICE.

Everybody is requested to call on their respective school boards and give their pledge to the Farmers Give-a- -Bushel War Fund. This is a worthy cause, and it is your duty to assist your school directors in bring ing your district lover the top" All together, please.
 George M. Sink, 10Odtf Chairman Jackson County.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

The Independent has the exclusive sales rights for the American War Atlas, without which you cannot keep up with the war news as you should. Call at the office and get one. Only 35 Gents.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Wanted-An experienced woman to cook and do general housework for family of four. Apply at 510 Main Street, Newport. 104d&wtf
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Miss Faith Cummins, who has been visiting her grandmother at Detroit, Mich, for several weeks, will remain there this winter and study music and a commercial course.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

At meeting of Batesville business men Thursday committee was ap- pointed to take steps to secure bet ter train service between that city and Newport.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Mrs. Hubert E. Tyler returned from New Orleans yesterday, where she has been with her husband who is at Tulane University and is doing nicely in his work of wireless tclegraphy
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

were at the Claridge hotel last night on their return from Little Rock, where they attended the Liberty Loan meeting.
 Mir. and Mrs. Claude M. Erwin and little Miss Katherine returned last evening from Little Rock, where they spent several days, MT. Erwin attend ing the Liberty Loan meeting as chairman of this district.
 Joe Mcdonald, Misses Lottie and 1 Helen Mcdonald of Weldon spent the afternoon here on business. Miss Helen Mcdonald, who was a graduate of our high school last year, will en- ter Galloway College next week.
 For Sale-Lot and half-Corner End and Elm. Desirable neighbor- hood. One of highest corners in town. Price reasonable. See H. c. Patton. l11dtf.
 Mrs. Bursott of this city has re- ceived a letter from her son, Byron, who had just landed in France. He says he enjoyed the trip over and was more fortunate than most of the others as he was not seasick at all.
 John w. Stayton, George A. Hill house, Ira J. Mack and G. L. Robinson and c. L. Mariner returned from Little Rock last evening, where they attend ed the big Liberty Loan meeting when plans were made for the fourth drive.
 The coming winter will be a hard one. Better buy your wood now, while we have plenty. All hickory and we'll seasoned. $2.75 delivered. Newport Handle Works. 111d6 1 J. c. Floyde and Miss Nina Floyd and J. H. Hand of Yellville, Caleb Newell and Gus Young of Mountain View were at the Hazel hotel last night on their return from attending the Liberty Loan meeting at Little Rock.
 l Eighteen Independence county boys and girls were at the Hazel hotel last night on their return from weeks stay at Jonesboro, taking the short course in agriculture, a commendable thing for the young people of that county.
 Eat fresh bell peppers, head let tuce, celery, Concord grapes, eating apples and cantaloupes.-Bowen's | casb Store 114d2t
 A desk is badly needed to complete the equipment of the office of the home nursing service department of the American Red Cross here. Will some one kindly and periodically see that this desk is supplied? Communi- cate with Mrs. Will Campbell.
 Mir. and Mrs. George M. Sink and children left yesterday for Memphis, driving through in their car. From Memphis Mir. Sink will go to New London. Conn.,, where he will attend convention of salesmen for the New York Life. Mir. Sinks family will visit the Martin family in Mem phis while he is gone.
 Under the present prices meals have advanced to soc. Cooksey's Lunch and Short Orders stand at the same price. Soliciting your further patronage, yours for good service.- Cooksey's Cafe. 22wlt 114dS Barnes big animal circus will show in our city next Monday and besides , being here on that day will be here Sunday, coming over the Missouri Pacific tonight from Poplar Bluff, where they are today. They will pitch their tents tomorrow in the s 1 Par,,,,al f;aid at fha foot of Walnut
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

The l.. o. Umsted Auto Company report the following sales in the past few days: A Chandler four passen- ger speedster to Perry Hooper of Auvergne, five passenger touring Chandler to Dr. George of Grubbs and five passenger Chandler to w. J. Reed of Weldon Used cars, Ford touring to W. A. Mink and a Chevro- let to Walter Smith of Newport.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Drayage of all kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. Chester Robinson. 13-dtf
 Mrs. P. K. Holmes and little son of Lindsay, Oklahoma, are expected to arrive Tuesday to visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. I. D. Price
 The Rev. c. Bridenthall of Mis- souri will preach at the Christian church Sunday and all members and friends are urged to hear him.
 Circle No. of the Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with the chairman, Mrs. Arthur Umsted on Laurel street. For Rent--1 furnished room, cleo tric lights and bath, close in. Rates reasonable. Apply 123 Beech St. dtf Rev. w. F. Mitchell, pastor of the Baptist church at Grubbs, will preach at the Baptist church in this city Sun day morning and at night.
 The Mothers Club will meet with Mrs. Chas. E. Carroll Monday after noon at 8 :30. Business of importance and every member is urged to be prsent.
 For Sale or Trade-One first class butcher shop complete on Front St., good location. If interested call or see J. T. Craft. O4d 30t
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

boro, having taken the short course for agricultural and canning club agents.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07
WEATHER.
Tonight, Sunday, Monday and Tues day fair. Rising temperature.
HERE AND THEIR E

Knox mends shoes cheap. III Wal mt street. dtf. 0. P. Moss left at noon today for St. Louis to spend several days.
 Ralph Moon and C. c. Away were down from Swifton today.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bellingrath went down to Little Rock this morning for few days visit and business trip. Wanted Messenger boy.-Western Union Telegraph Co. 115d5t Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bevens of Hell ena arrived last evening to visit their parents, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Bevens. Troy Thompson of Paris, Texas, IS expected in a few days and will buy cotton on our streets again this sea- son.
 For Sale Store No. of Newport Novelty Co. Cash or payments. w. H. Dyer, Manager. 113d3t Mrs. H. E. Smith and little son of .,4 ! from visitt with relatives at Ell Do- rado.
 For Rent--2 furnished rooms. Ap- ply Mrs. L. B. Grant, 403 Leona Ave.
 113dtf. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Banks have returned from weeks stay at Jones'
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Mir. and Mrs. Carl Bellingrath went down to Little Rock this morning for few days visit and business trip.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

M. H. Dague has returned from a two months vacation and resumed his work as manager of the Detroit Automatic Scales Go.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Corn for Sale at $200 per bushel at crib five miles vest of Newport. Crib open only on Saturdays. See Mack Bros. 48dtf 10wtf.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Barnes big animal circus will show in our city next Monday and besides being here on that day will be here Sunday, coming over the Missouri Pacific tonight from Poplar Bluff, where they are today. They will pitch their tents tomorrow in the Remmel field at the foot of Walnut street, where the show will be given
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Miss Eleanor Neill of Batesville spent last evening with Newport friends on her return to Farmville, Va, where she has been in one of the girls colleges for two or three years.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

MT. and Mrs. Charles Metcalf, Chas. F. Cole and Charles, Jr., of Batesville were at the Claridge hotel last night on their return from Little Rock, where they attended the Liberty Loan meeting.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Drayage of all kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. Chester Robinson. 13-dt1
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

A bunch of back fues were boasting about their good points---but as soon as they saw a RUST GERM they ran.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Wanted Messenger boy.-Western Union Telegraph Go. 115d5t
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Ralph Moon and c. c. Away were down from Swifton today.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

The nment needs your money; ou neg mps.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Knox mends shoes cheap. III Wal
 nut street. dtf.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

0. P. Moss left at noon today for St. Louis to spend several days.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

The American War Atlas contains sixteen pages of wonderful informa- tion about the progress of the pres ent great war. The Independent has the exclusive sales rights in Jackson county for them. Only 35 cents. Mail orders given prompt attention.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Mir. and Mrs. Claude M. Erwin and little Miss Katherine returned last evening from Little Rock, where they spent several days, MT. Erwin attend ing the Liberty Loan meeting as chairman of this district.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07


 Walter Martin of our city has the sympathy of our people in the death of his mother several days ago at the family home in Staunton, Tenn. Mir. Martin and his family attended the funeral, reaching his mothers bedside a few hours before she pass ed away. The funeral was attended by larg number of friends of the deceased, who with her husband, had lived in that community for 45 years. At the funeral the six sons of the de- ceased were the pall-bearers. Mrs. Martin had visited her son in our city several times and had many friends here who regret deeply to learn of her death.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Bevens of Hell ena arrived last evening to visit their parents, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Bevens.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Under the present prices meal have advanced to soc. Cooksey' Lunch and Short Orders stand at tn same price. Soliciting your furthe patronage, yours for good service Cooksey's Cafe. 22wlt 114d
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

The many friends of Mrs. Augusta U. Lynch of Cotton Plant regret to
 now she is not getting along so well from an operation Wednesday of this week. Mrs. Lynch has been in Chi cago for the past week or two for treatment but was brought back to Memphis the first of the week for an operation. Her three daughters, Mrs. Hipolite of this city, and Mrs. Flu gene Skillern and Mrs. Ross Mat thews of Cotton Plant, are with their mother at the hospital.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-07

Joe Mcdonald, Misses Lottie and Helen Mcdonald of Weldon spent the afternoon here on business. Miss Helen Mcdonald, who was a graduate of our high school last year, will en- ter Galloway College next week.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

til, at tprfiife augler bagleoe neo
oper Dem.
gIanot De SIbiaeer, Stolienerne
bor firoet, mao irembppeS ct herliet
@rapreIiei ira oct iierbe Iarbunore'
De. Get par miiret mo | Ell frilten
@rap % ioreitiQebe en- apinoe / en-
99neitol. Yaa 8reto iortiatte eng
Iqltoerne ipris line lloerapninger.
Ga iamtioig iortiatte 2plterne
troo5 arigen ogiaa lin @irfiombeo,
otter oeres eget Sigenbe meo itsrre
Sper cnO nogeniinoe isr, inotiI No'
pember 1916, oa Stemningen tuang
Dem til at bolbe op. Sra aeramifas
blep De forbrepet Den 21oe Hopember,
men enonu apeloen / Sorpeien bar
oe ioo ioropbet / lit grbeioe, at De
filapt nne0e, bpob Der ioreitoo.
Silltanoen / 8~rPfenlanb iorefom
bpppig f%aotilf.
@ienllem Weretnin9en ON De Nns
~itren9elier @ioenifoben bar 9iort for
iou at iige at TRIPLE Sortioen irem al
Soroen, laor man ct belt anoet Bill.
leoc al oct 2nno, bpor ri bopoe Dar'
ifelig for Of tpnfe oS Sprbe ira ode
Sonoe optagct al ireoelige Spsler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Weooelelic fra bet nor1fc
6~OmtuIat | Ghtcaao.

5 Inleoning Ell WeoceleIie / Yres.
len ON, 1t Der meaem DC Sorenebe
Staters 3egiering % en- berpGrenoe
HeprGleltant for Ell npitroI Nation
er bit iluttet Ell Spercnsfcmit ans
gaaenoe Srltagelie for peofommenbe
9ntionS @orgere ira amerifanif Nfi-
lltprtlenelte, bar Den norife 2eaation
rorbsrt Jig / State department, og
Oct piler Jig, at bpao ii9tes til er
alenc De Senuenoelier, lom aiennem
SegatIonerne fan retteS til State &c
portmeilt %artgaaenbe 6ritogclie ior
milit9ruoifrepne 9oraere.
Get ifal / ben MnIeonina oplpie,
at &onIlllatet og 2egationen oil ia Tia
al Mn'egninger ira norife @prgere
ON at bli frita9et ira amerifanif Mi-
litGrtleneIte Sette al9loer Iaopel
norlfe @oraere, iom ineen "Snten.
ton Eapers" bar uotaget, iom norife
@orgere, iom bar taget no fine "Tirit
FaperS", men life "Secono EoperS".
Wfeo norife @ergere, Tom bar taaet llo
line "Sntention Eopers", CT set imio-
lertio Den Sorifiel, at De er plistige
til at noe WilitGrtieneite UNDER oen
milit9re lloifripningslop al tSoe
Mai 1917, ioroi oe bar Declared
their intention to become citizens OF
TIE limited StateS". Wen TrUiioen-
ten bar erflTret iig piQig til ion1
SperItfommanoerenbc oper Sen ame.
rifanIfe Scr at tage UNDER Speruei=
ellie Spergsmoalct ON at fritage iaa-
oannc norife @orgere. Tom bar err
flTret iom lin @eniigt at bli olleri-
fan'fe Tor9ere % er Bit fnftiif inb.
lenlmet / DC Soreneoe Staters Scr,
raar Scgationen pan beres Tegne
inoiemoer iGrli9 Inipgling ON, at
Iaaod,t Spgrgslnaal mao BIZ taoet
ilnber S~perpeielie. NcrIfe @orgere,
iom enifer 2%egaticnens @iItano for
ON mtlig at bli fritaget for amcri-
fanif arigstieneite mao til set norife
Sonilllat / Siitriftet inoIenoc Ell paa
engelif a%fiottet M%nlsening meo nsi.
ogtig Iitgipelie al sc @rumbe, peo-
fommcnbe bar at aniorc Tor 6rita.
gelie.
Get fgl. Norife aonilllot / Gbica-
90, Sen 23oe Somnar 1913.
j. Serman 0aoc,
Horif Goniltl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
0oee i Sranfrie.

@aihinaton oe1 22oe San: vt
5dMram ira @eenral Terlbli5
mcIocr. at &~orporal @alter Mo
bcrta, hiemmeherenbe | Sarflllle,
@aIh., par falot | Ell &allp oeN
20oc &amior.
Selacnoe SoIoater ntelSes at
pare oiaaaeoe ueo 9eocn lom DOL
ae al SrMoom: Corporal 0rallf
e. Goiimaun. 6reeport, va; Yr''
Rates. Sapio NJ. @ooorioge. Cor
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@orS, Soma; Ruslel ". SweIis'
&aumonN. @aib.; WopS Gebolt'
MIRIAM @aib.; ardie u. &anoal'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

oaioo at bcisae fin berp9renoe Srfel,
Or. Sobn Brandt, isr ban begiper liz
til Ncfp 9)crf forat trpoe / Oct fore
WGoIcr % SfibSrcoer.S irmo San
ncuia & Cos Sieneite.
Or. u. :. Sme5ep. Der | noale
Moancoer bar giort Sicneite Tom ST-
&c / Nrnieen, bill ON fort Sio peroe
tiIbagc I'll Tecorob % 9ienoptnge lin
TroriS her. Son bill Hoo fig neo /
Or. ScmcllS aontor. Com oct bill
frcmgoa al en- Sfripelic fra Or.
Spe5cn / bette Simmer al plobet, flins
oe ban life 9oa iii Sranfrige poa-
grlno az lin IIber, og foroi han bar
bart @cippr meb fine Ben. San bar
oerior iaaet bGoerIig Afifeo ira Or
meell.
Gle SoIitab mootoa / Slutnin.
gen al iibitc llqe tc%legrniiif lln0er'
retnina ira Sort @lilS, SeraS, at
bans Ssu, Sialro Solitob, loo al
ipq al SingebetpnoeIie, % bolr
bcNau liz ocrneo 2srooG. Zen lnlge
oeoc, eitcr bpaO Der ienere tele'
arniereoca BERTH, Wonoag, og Saoes
rem fonl life Derneo tioSnof I'll at
trpiie BAN iIipc. @igct uente6 BERTH
ior NearapeIic Oennc llge. Sigltro
lolitao par liot ouer 81 Mar giant
mel o. Qioroc Gicncitc / aapaacrlet,
Duor han bperpcoe iig iio'te Naor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Krisifibe uoen
Wanoifab.
Stpret ueS Sirlp al eleftriife
Sslgcr.

Nsn ipritc efeftriife Siernltp-
~ringsbaoo lfnl eitcr cngelite @eret-
Ringer aaereoc upre traaOt i %irf-
ionlbeo lfriuer en- Warinenneoarbei
Ger / "Nanb. 9taGr." Wan maa
outage, at set her breicr iig ON
prnttiif gnpetoeIle / Teroensfri
gen al en- Spfinbelie, lon ser al,
lereoe fer arigen blep talt % fire.
bet megct ON. Sielgc ben engclif,
Wcloina ifal Ser u0cnfor Sen bel.
Gilfe 8p't baue uGret oblerperet ct
megct burtigganenoe, meo GIeftri=
citet Oreuet og itpret Sfib, font air
til Ingreb poa engeIife Yatrulic-
ifibe.
6orri9c Gang man / Spiflon0
berte Gale om Ell ili9 @aoo, bar
ca. ire Nar ier arigeuS llobrilo,
oa Ell S1rer / 9tiirnberg pco Napa
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pda @annIee peo Berlin icrepiIte
ell Torlpgsbooo, lonl bleo itpret pes
SiGlp Al bert5iifc @slgcr. Iaa
Tnaoei, 'om bar omtrent If We=
ter lang, bar liaeiom cn trouolss
Selegrof %anbrogt ct Wootaaerappa-
rot, lom correspondence nreo ct
If'ellocrdpporat paa 2ano. 0rip.
frn'ten bar elcftriit Gneroi, ionr
par opla1rct poa iinoriac IaIfincr
o%nhboro, % Iont uolsitca ueo Sirlp
al N'lcnoerapparatet % Iaole6cs
tnnoe tenpttcS til Sripfrait al
iorificllig Nrt.
@aaoen titloc altian ira 9ano al
ItprcS / Den &etniitg, man enifcoe,
% paa famine Maaoc fuiloe oel,
pGa "&onnlanoo" uofere Den en-
cner oCi anocn militGrc Spaapc.
iont blcu SEN itilet. Oct p9icnt
liee pco SpiinoclIcn bcitoo ferI
% remit i, at %aaocn life bebe'
rcbe nogcn @eiGtuing, o. at Ger
tunbe onuenocs naibTnaia al %int
90 @eir.
Otter alt set. Tom fonl til 81
fentlighcoens &unoifab, ipr,tes ma
life ocnaana at pGre fommet ope,
set isrite Soriegsitaoinm. 2Gne,
bsrtc man intet mere ON Spiinoel
len, inotil Sen fngclifc Meloing nj
inneS at tpoc paa. at 6orIsacn'
meo set elcftriif itpreoc Sartei cl
iaa blot fremIitreNnc, at man fal
beapnor at iorIpse bets Drug
bartco iom 8ri9spaaben.
Sfulbe Den cngelifc Webbing
lom gaar no poo, at %aaoen bleI
eoclast, piic Jig at pGrc rigtig
Iaa or oct bernnco life iaat, at DC
,pe ariaSmiobel er noe al Sa
sacr. Zen interesiante aicnos
~0irrring bliper itaacnoe. at III eitc'
al SanoipnIiabco i Nrcmtioen VI
funne ieuoe ubemanocSe 9Th
! moo Sienbeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
gecorab 10 Smeell.

Sen 24oe Snnnar 1918.

Mrp. Ghriitiano &olporIon oeoe
9irsoa0 GitcrmiOoo8, 22oe San ?
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met. 9aitor @Icanc iorrcttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
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iamlct oil iinOe StcO ira 30ie til lOoc
Tycbruur, bcQQc SAGE inthlliuc.
Sloaurbet / bcnnc NumpaAnc cr:
DO your bit for the girl behind the
boy behind the gun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Snrcn ira Spiflanb.

VerionIia tror ica iorreilen nlon /
Atorae life hcIt no ioritaar, at buob
llniteo Siatc@ fiGmper Tor paiaa /
hoi @rao or ill Norgca beoite. SuiS
Spltlano ifrloc aoo no al ariQcn iom
Scicrbcrre, pilbc &c inlaa lf%onbinupi-
ifc 9anoe mart iaa nlcrfc, at sc bar
fommct unocr init Spcrherreoemnle.
Nmerifa nil iitre oe inrao 9onocs Sri.
beo og ScluitGnoiabeb. Get ipncS
iommc Solt / Norgc life at hare mo.
iect enoml. Guer tnnife Sc life bar
iaact Einenc % Tor hcn Sare, Tom
trltcr Dem ON Suiflano blir bcn uin.
oenoc Bart"
"0ieuer &c ba at Norge bilroe gaa
ino / a%rigen?"
Set fan leg life ligc iloget ON.
Set mao Solf / &orgc aiaierc:. Seq
fan riatignot life ie, al oct piloc pGrc
pGrre iti1ct. on DC Oft inb / arigcn.
Iilia iom Spitlano M iarer ircm moo
Dem, oa oct pilbe lwittcrt pGrc til Npt-
te Tor DC Nllierebc, ON &c nj Ell Tlaa-
bcbalis pao oeu noritc apii. Icr
ionl iaat, ieg snifer iftc at iiotale no.
aen Wenina berom, Get er Noraes
eaen Saa at alaiere Oct % andre fol
life iise noaet on oct. Meu lea IN.
nes, at man bnrbe firnne ~ioritaa ame,
rifus Solonina beore."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
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pqro be so Gents ben foiter. "Secorab-
Soften. en- moroiom Sort9aing. "@ad
|aa. "-Sitorisn ON SfibSfattsn, Ton iaa
Ell Wlano til at lie / ct @~rapfamnner. Slai
Gerilo, Sedtle. - 81 10 oS nGlteu tilnp oe
al @uttens SpIspelier / Stauauser. Ole
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