davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22
Southeast News.

A great deal Of dSmsgs 3, being don.
TO the cotton of D1nklin county this
year by What HppcHfs 60 be- rust. but
Whieh n reality u small plant iouse
knosu a. the Red Spider
Fsrmington N~ss
Mrs f. Wright. ot Deslos,. ~as
eiecirocutcd a, her home sbout ! .Ob
o'clock last Friday morning while Al &.
tempting &c connect the electric iron
prsps,ory 20 dong the family ironing.
Poplar Bluff Republican
Eoboers entered the Office ~ the
But!er County railroad At Il. depot IN
the east slde at an early hour THURSDAY
morning AMI blew open the safe MAX
ma good their escape with Abou, So
IN cash
Maiden Mer,t.
Cattle poisoning b. HoWel, county :
causing very much trouble and loss.
-Four farmers IN one eighborhood nave
lost siNty-four head Of cattle on the
range The poi-uners appear to he
us,ng Arsenic IN sat. A grand Jury
has been called 70 investigate the nat
ter and more than loo witnesses sum
monei
Dunk in County News
Conier Hanners, single, age n.
son Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Hammers.
was accidentally drowned in the st.
Francis river. between the town af St
Francis and Browns Ferry. last
Thursday afternoon. He in company
with two younger brothers went out
on the river preparatory to going FISH
ing Deceased could not swim, but
bad waded out into the river from
sand bar which they were on. and step
ped off into water that was beyond his
depth He went down and one Of his
brothers who could swim went after
him. After Conder came up the second
time he grabbed his brother by one of
the feet and he started to the shore
with him. brt for some reason he turn
ed loose, and went down and did not
come up any more.
Perry County Republican.
This is the way they treat the road /
hog in Perry county If we have
any hereabout it may be well to take
heed as a similar fate may be await
ing them. This does not onlv apply
to automobiles but also other vehicles.
The first fine for failure to give
road to a passing car. to be imposed n
this county was assessed against Gas
Martens by Squire Arthur popp last
Wednesday. Martens was driving his
Ford from St Marys to perryville on
July 10th when car driven by Miss
Ida Schaaf of st, Marys came up be-
hind him and signaled to pass, Martens
did not heed the signal, though it was
given repeatedly, On arriving at Perry
vile Miss Schaaf filed information
against Martens, before Squire Popp,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22

A great dcaI Of iArsgs j, being don.
TO the cotton of Dunkln county this
year by what sppcHrs TO be- rust. bot
which n reality u small plant louse
knosu a. the Red SPIDER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-27

Bound to BE the Greatest of Au Sales
IN /~LA
hd oumed n
here @ If New York; wern IN
m a ap N " X
This mcnne cnh
M quaint nc ptyb \
~ Govern g@N1 R1 4
Mm II
M II
in mind furniture 3@ZZ-y I8
% Just doiar hm MA
t largest t at
tm in he dbm w
Monday
S. M<<N
yf uriuren that
there are hyp ~
h
W are
nc dbH fv Pay ypa &c IS
}
proper this t lay Mmext
ddepu6nt
d dhmnu t
% d
lea mt qmiy rend dhosan
such hht by aaem eesedn this
low interested To- Of them
or tt furnish the nnw whomeh
Ono1 EZEonD Do7Zor themselves if
% b bMeh fits kin din
hd
int Store alone ndanohe mnnmn
e ~ ddt tr Animpo this
hhae dior
he ph ofhrnure WeraAursp
the whok
b tim o
is it ary yUsht o the
JOHN WANAR1AKER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-27
One Million Dollars of
NeW Special Purchases \

are in this Store alone and another million in our
New York Store. These are in addition to our regu-
lar stocks which have been reduced for the occa-
sion. Practically all these new purchases are now
in our possession either here in the Store or in the
warehouses, or on the cars.
Every piece of this furniture is marked at a
real and sound reduction. 1t may be no more
than 10 per cent or it may be as much as 50 per
cent, but the big fact is that it represents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-27

VX7ANAMAKER Furniture Sales are the most
w important m c h n isng events in
America
From the first their growth has been uninter-
rupted. Each six months, we reviewed the
figures of the preceding sale, we wondered if they
would be equaled. And every time the sale
went "over. the top" with rush. We we're con-
tinualy inspired to still more herculean efforts for
the next.
\ Now we come to the August Furniture Sale
of 1918. Thursday, August l, is the nominal open
ing day of this sale, but it really begins on Monday,
the first of the three inspection days. because
furniture can be chosen then and the purchase
dated from August I.
This August Furniture Sale is an assured
success from the start.
THERE NEVER WAS A TIME IN PIILA-
DELPHIA WHEN THERE WAS so MUCH
DEMAND FOR FURNITURE.
There never was time when good furniture
was so scarce.
There never was time when we had such
huge stocks of good furniture at low prices
We Haze the Goods!
We Haze the Goods!
1.-TWO conditions have arisen in the furniture
Il trade which make sale of this magnitude
and of such value-giving extraordinary.
One is the lessening output from the high
grade factories which have taken up Government
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03

been able to reach the farms in those
wards.
Harry Cotton of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting in the city.
Mayor f. w. Mitchell and Miss Lucille,
his daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Pollard and
John O'Neill are in Boston. Mrs. Mitch
ell joined them there after visit in
Haverhill, Mass. They are expected to
return after the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Barber and children
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Whittier.
The navy recruiting Office will be
closed the Fourth while Chief Master at
Arms Charles Mitchell and friends are in
Randolph attending the celebration. Five
young men from Barre have been accept
ed at the office. These include Mario
lanleoni and Peter j. Puricelli of Barre,
who applied for enlistment in the naval
reserves, Walter j. Jones and Wylie L.
lift OF Morrisville, who applied as watch.
makers and Maurice Walbridge of Cabot,
who applied as ships cook.
The various state officers are making
up report for the end of the fiscal years
business Although the secretary of state
does not generally make one, he has one
under preparation for this year. The
state treasurer has balanced his accounts
and this week probably the auditor and
bank commissioner win audit the books
and then a financial statement will be
issued Some of the other officers are
completing their report to the governor
The state auditor has been checked up
by the bank commissioner, who makes
his report to the legislature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03
THE PROSPECT OVERSEAS.

The presence of l,0l9,ll5 American
forces in France on July l makes good
all the promises of the United States as
regards the sending of reinforeements;
in fact, it goes considerably ahead of the
promise made some months ago. This
remarkable feat has been made largely
possible by the celebrity of the shipment
during the last two months, no less than
half a million men having gone across
the seas in the months OF May and June.
Now that the shipping problems of the
United States are beginning to be solved,
great fleets of transports being provided,
freight vessels supplied in abundance
and warships made available for convoy,
there is every reason to believe that the
average of monthly shipment Of troops
can be maintained during the remainder
of the present calendar year, If that is
found to be advisable. Providing that
the present rate should be maintained a
total of 100000 troops would be added
during the remaining six months of the
year, which would give the United States
force of approximately 100000 on the
battle fronts or contiguous to the battle
fronts by Jan. /, 1919. In case the allied
armies should maintain their solidarity
during that interim las there is every
reason to believe they will there will be
a force of tremendous striking ability
ready to launch an offensive against the
Germans at the earliest opportunity in
1919 Such force operating under a
unified command ought to have the pow.
er to carry straight through the German
lines. The Frightening prospect of the
allies, despite the imminence of another
great thrust by the Germans, makes the
year 1919 look far better than any since
the war began.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03
THE RIGHT KIND OF SPIRIT.

As a sample Of the right kind of spirit
these times we wish to call particular at,
tention to what the little town Of
Worcester in Washington county did on
the war savings stamp drive. The state.
ment furnished below is, as one might
infer, from one of those who participated
in the successful campaign;
Worcester went over in the war
savings stamp drive! Yes, we al
ways 60 "over the top" when we
have work to do. Especially when it
will help lick the Hun. Our COM
munity was called together Friday,
June 81, when we listened to a stir
ring talk on the war by Attorney
Fred Gleason of Montpelier Then
the committee was called together
and organized to raise the funds to
help support our soldier boys,
Early Monday morning the can
vassers were on the job. And how
they did work. Why2 Because they
had big task on their hands They
also wanted to lick the Hun in dou-
BILE quick time. They worked hard
and faithful all that day and came
home with $l095 towards the quota
of $ll,6s0. Were we discouraged
Well, | guess not. We Just went at
it in the same spirit that our boys
are showing "over there" Tuesday
we were up with the lark and at it
again.
We just kept at it until we won.
So Thursday evening we exceeded
our quota. Friday night found our
town in the best of spirits but very
tired. We had gone "over the top"
with total of $l5,56O And the
best part, there are no slackers in
our town.
Did we celebrate? No, we went to
bed early to get rested for the next
drive. We are doing our bit now, later
we are going to do our best. This
spirit is needed to lick the Hun and
Worcester has that spirit,
That's the kind of talk Bravo fo
Worcester! While taking satisfaction il
work well done, never be entirely sat
sRed but be ready for the next job whicI
The government puts up to us,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03

The village Of Proctorsville subscribed
its quota of war savings stamps about
200 per cent. Proctorsville has been
heard from before in patriotic drives,
and by this latest demonstration it has
demonstrated its place in the front rank
of patriotic communities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03

The German feet is still of a retiring
disposition. That naval battle SO con
fidently predicted by some probably will
not come until Germany gets ready for
another great plugging attack on land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03

II is rather surprising that Germanys
official claim of prisoners captured in
France and Belgium since March 81, last,
does not claim several hundred thousand
American soldiers. The fiction machin-
cry must be sadly out of order in Ger
many.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03

Inasmuch as Won Hipdenburg is re-
ported to be convinced that the Germans
cannot hope to win a decision on the
western front, it may be expected with
some degree Of confidence that the Ger
mans viii make strong attack right
there and right soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03

What would the nation have thought
of an army of 100000 men back in 1898
when the United States declared war on
Spain2 Needless to say, the nation
would not have thought of such thing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03

IF YOU MUST EAT MEAT
order pork, ham, bacon or
sausage. But don't stick
your fork into beef until
September Is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03
Come to the
Walk-Over
Store

for Your Holiday and
Vacation Footwear
We are we'll stocked
with all kinds of sum-
mer shoes for all Of the
family.
All sizes in White
Shoes and Tennis Shoes
at all prices.
Have you looked over
our b n G a in tables?
Some extra good shoes
for little money. AL
ways something new on
them.
Rogers
Walk Over Boot
Shop
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-20
WnrtsltRDue paa ylDitco
0ejif0le.

8roos ben ipenoen6e 8rooIbe0
bill hi inobpoe til Wenigbeosmeoe
poa Ipiteo SeiIfole / 9agene n
II. @ar. Stpbnet toger i'm 9e.
ebn6elie Onsoag aften 6en 10.
Gen friitne Menigbeo er iaa lille
og iaa ful6 al Sfrebeligbeo, %
ioo er oct Dog fra Sen, at @iplpen
fommer bnaoe / itore og imoo6or
bolo. Ser er Ell Sooe6betingelie
for, at ser fan blibe 5reo / Ser.
Den. for at biemmet fan binoe
fin eamle Get, for at &~etfGroi9
beo fan eennemiDre Samflnoet,
og oct err, at bi timber 8eien mo til
ben @leoe, Der bringer Sorlaoelle
al Dor SDno. gr oct life 2poigbeo
MOB Dor Serres Orb ON at iptte
bans @ige ODER aiiltitr og alt an.
oct, bi tr9nger til at l9re9
Seq baaber, bi mac fao ct title
Meoe, Der bliner til 8Gfit / Den
friitelige Gro, Saab og aGrligbeo.
Snobpoelien gGloer ligeioa fulot
Soft fra Den foreneoe airfe. On
formed SommeniIutning bar oct
10 ineen Sait me0, men oct er bit
life iunot at uoiette oct meo at
boloe Self iammen, for bet Tan oi
mn; ieg bar opleoet oct flere @an.
&c.
prpIterne Ser. @nfer fra 2incoln,
BaIoemor Senien, og 8. Gbrilten'
fen bill gipe giorog, Saa bill ieg
aerne, bi ifal BRUCE en- Del Of Il.
ben til feaes Opbpggelie. fnnoe en-
Gel graIter magic at fomme meo,
pifbe bet bore fRrt.
getalingen for belle Stebnet blt.
Der $500. aage Weller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-20

iom itifte 5reo." Gag bare poa
Den retIinoige Og ie ben til Den
oprigtiee, tbi 6reoens Wono bar
Ell 6remtio."
Men boo6e bette at babe 5reo og
ioo at laoe 9nintlen 9ibe Ell tpoe-
Zig 2po : fan o9 mao ogion paste
iominen.
Eenf poa Sommenilutningsoa-
gen, Sangen begpn0er: Subs Me-
nigbeO lung for Dor Sfaber / 26n,
@ngle ipnge meol" = af @leoe
ogiaa ODER Samm%eniGutningen
Chr. SEN II.
anm. til obenltooen6e. Oct er Ell
3pit fra en- 9egmano, og bi mener,
at 29gmanos Ieit oeiao b6r beres
/ 6enne Gag. Smiolertio g9Ioer
oct life ON at bate meo at iige
namen," lige ioa liot iom ON at
Too Sonfen ON Sommenilrtning
REQ. 2oo Den blioe oreftet og ober.
beiet ernnoigt, og Lao Den blibc
oreftet af &epraientanterne paa
begee Snmfunos @arSmooer, fpr
Der bonoles / ben til nogen of 81
oerne; oo Lao ben iGrlig bIibe 0ref-
tet / 9reoie, bbor beg9e SamfunO
er repreienteret. or Der oirfeIig
og genii6ig 8iGbeieliebe0 til Cant
meniIutning ON ct arbeioe for @uos
@i9e og Menneifers 5reIie poa III
tberif @riin0, ioa MAS 8irfeli9-
eerelien nof / @l1os oelbebagelige
Sime. 9e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-20
,Yretei"
anaaaenbe bet tilitnnbenoe
NarSmsoe.

3 ,Daniferen" Rr. 8 bar 3.
6. MooIe en- Yrotelt angaaenoe Oct
tiIftunbenbe aarsmsoe. San ilntter
meo Of iige: Stu ia, foar pi lite
@arsmsbet, bar Ri oa alligebel g.
bet ct Brel fra os, og Tiger rneoer
more"
af 6enne fioite uotalelie tutoe
man bragg ben Slutning, at 5. 3.
gaooie taIte paa areoiens eaer paa
en- Gel of arebiens 8egne. Oil blot
oplpie, at bet life er Silfaloet. Gan
er life engang Meolem af Srinita'
tis Nenisbeo, bpor aarsmsoet en-
Gang er blenen afbolot og otter
5fd, bill Sub, afboloes. Raar Woole
flyer .pi" og gneper more" (oeffe
ii6lte ifal bel iige, of fadr ot lite
Qorsmeoet I @ar, iaa bliper Der
life inobu6t mere, iaa taller ban
bperfcn poa are6iens eaer nogen
@eniabeos @egne. Sans minore
bpne rotrpf ON 9rof. Digs ar'
tifel er ban ligeleoes ielo anlodr'
Zig for.
Gao mig oeiuu iige, at ieg bar
oloriq merfct noeet til oct, ION
mooie bentpoer til, of 81. DAT
orebs ifuloe bore r~ingeagtet og
ot BET f,,n err bore penge, man Ell
liter. mooie ffriper nemlis: DSea
f,r,be life frissre mig for Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-20

|Sanfe, at Rortb Dafota bar goo
nof, uoor Der ifaI ofres, men eli
Ter = put"
Seq er GLAD oeo, bbao Der fin
Ioes al OfferoiIGigbeO inoen for g.
I9af. areos. Gao os beoe @uo
ON at forsge oet' Siuo i6IonOt os
og iao lace BAN afgore, ON Ri
bar mere emo onore.
@io SUBS 6olf no ooer belle
Samfunoet rigtig fltnoe 6libe chi
ge ON at beOe for bort t%ilitun-
oenoe aarsmboe, boao enten oct
bliber afboGot Der oppe eller ct
anoet Steo. Oct er alporlige 81.
Der, oi leber /.
6. q. u er fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-20
q ut Qrt
MiOtiirnano

9i6el6euGgelien / WiOtIirllano
III. il. SteOer. Mtiotii9llano bar
mango banifelige Streg, De lebenoe
@gne Der og Der funoe life rigtig
Itr9ngt frem meo oereS Snoflpoelie.
@gnen bGrte beller life noget ON
9ebGgeIierne poo andre @gne, for.
81 De fGeite 8og6looe alorig omtal.
te Dem, ifriber oar. 9gbl." af 81.
I0ec.
ghl begpuoer De imiolertio at
fomme meo.
8 September tolte Sr. Stoal
lpeo @fteraorSmeoet poo Sorg
IS eiifoIe, og oct Meoe Orog an
ore efter fig. 2 itore MeOer, bper
Ipan ca. 1900 3ilbgrere, / SIageI.
c, % iaa 9ibelle8nin9er beo Ba.
itor g cbepelern, Der ltaoig
inmler Sunoreoer | ben Itore ct.
W1iffelS airfe. 9erefter fort Wsoe
Il @erleb, bbor MI Ell flor 3reos
hor orrangeret Ell Rpffe 9ibelme-
Der.
Is Gingiteo talte Staol 2 @an.
Ice, ferlt / Seaterialen, Der bar yooer.
ItDlot", og ioo / Ct. 9enotS &irfe
for ober 1000 Wenneifer. 9erefter
|9ibelmeoer / airfen meo flor Gil
%ilutning. Derefter itore Meoer i
Uaunfebiergbp og 0ororup. geg9e
Steoer felger 8ibelmeoer. en- &ef-
fe ANDRE Weoer inobariles paa GO.
men ON &ingiteo, Sors og Slagel-
ie.
gaa 5pn bar De Itore Ooeniems.
Der oraget meget anoet meo fig.
ISr. Staol bar talt 2 @ange / og
beo @arup, og begge Steoer iamler
logiaa De efterfslgenoe 9ibelmsoer
|fulot Sus. Otter 0ptaar bebuoes 2
Ms6er | 3inge, 8 i Gutenberg, 9
Il asiens oe 3 paa ggnen mellem
asiens og Ooenie oip. @ae Steoer
giber Weoerne @nleoning til Opta-
|gelie at friitelige @rtifler / 9laoe-
ne, oe 6ere forbereoes ale Steoer
efterfslgenbe R9ffer af 9ibelmsber
9ibelbebeeeIien paa Sreoerifs.
i~unosegnen breoer fig nu til Jreoe-
acknowledgment pb9d; raaesii ran
|rifsbarf. paft. Sfopgdaro. peterien
|ifal boIoe gibeIfurius beroppe, og
|Sr. Staal ifal, iom ofte for, boloe
Msber foruo for at sge Eililutnin.
gen. Sr. StaaI flyer altio, at oct er
oct, ban belit bill Of alt. Den peros.
Ilise ~ltneoomsforening for belle $orns
|Serre6 %inbbpoer til ct Wsoe, Sr.
lStaal ffal boIoe | @erlsp ben 3.
ISamuar.
0nlbbrpllnp funbe 8. Suleoag
|feires Of forbb. 8pgmelter g. CIR.
peterien og Suitri, Belle. s fine
|pngre Gage orep g. Chr. Beterien
en- iterre omfattenoe 8irfiombeo |
8oer og @lbef Sogne og flptteoe
liioen til Iiao, bpor ban og bans
Suitru fom meb | ben fsrIte aan-
beige 8effelie, iom git oper Den
Gel af Benoipsiel, og mango bill
enonu minoes Den Man6, Der meo
fin bnioe SeIt forte for Dem til WtiS'
iionsmeoerne. @ulobru0gommen CT
8eteron fra 1864, bbor ban bar med
oeo Oannebirfe, Mpiun6e og 9Db'
bel. @ulobrpHiipsfeIten boloes hos
garrets 8leieoatter, Tom er gift oa
Dor | Sfpttebusgabe "a, Belle.
aormlobcn. Otter Snbbpoelie al
oper 100 2anomeno al aIIe politi'
tie partier I Spb. os 1itii9llan>
afboIotes forleben I Neitbeb ct We'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-20
WfGrf!

5erite &efte al oe eneelife g. Q.
2eftier for M~ellemflaslen nofom-
mer / neIte llge. 8er iaa oenlia
at inoicnoe 9eitiaing poa SCRIP.
ming. (9ette geIoer ogioa Dem.
ser oGlere6e bar faoet De ferite 7
2eftier tilIenoD. 8riien paa Sci.
tet bliber 10 Gents.
9nnii6 9utb. 8i6l. Sonic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-20
Goges.

On OnnIf Eopooraf = eIIer eoen.
tuelt en- 99rIine fan fan foit
anIettelie Der ira 1. Warts 1918
at regne.
On, Der er pant til at brtBr
,9inotppe", eIler Tom snifer at lore
Oct, oil bore at foretrnffe.
0aniib 2atberan Tnbl. 4onfe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-20

l61 aar 81.
= Otter faa Cages Spg0om cr
Suititiarius / SpieIteret @ooorS
SoiOt afgaaet oeo 0poen efter en-
Operation paa 9figsboipitalet, 81
gar 81.
: 46bmano, Observation-Disclosures
8ilbelm 2orien, 9ilGereo, er ofgada
peo 9g0en paa ct. Soiepbs Soipi.
tai / 9gbenbobn, 81 9(or 81.
= 8orfdtterinoen Gbriitine 01ar.
garetba 0aagaor0 / 9ibe, er efte1
langere Gios Soageligbeo, afgaaet
Oeo 9goen 81 9ar 81. af0poe
oar 0atter al 8iifop S. 9. 9ou-
gaaro / Gibe, iom 6eoe 1867. af.
oeoe, Der bar iterft paapirfet al
ST. Paluoan.M 6ller, uoienote fro
1856 til 1865 en- &effe 9igtIam.
finger.
Yaitor TriOrs &fIfe6. Al aar
er en- lang 3i6 for en- @reit at
Ibirfe l. men ttoor oe Al Mar e1
til6ra9t / iamme Soen og oeo Jam.
me atrfe, iom GilfeIoet err meo 4a.
flor 9. s. grior Oeo @or 6ruf
airfe / &e6enbobr1, f%orftoar man.
at en- iooonn 8reTts afifeb moa for.
me fig paa en- Giot ierlig Maaoe
9ette ifete oa ogiao.
Oct mngtige airferltm bar gan.
tie oberfpG0t, 90 66imesieguostieue-
item Ben %. 0oo. fanot Ste6, 0e6
boilfen 8aitor Brior boG0t fin afe
ife0Spreoifen, og 0eres WaieIte-
ter &ongen, 9ronnin9en og @nfe-
oronningen oberbereoe @u6stieue.
item. 8oitor 8riorS @re6ifen ooer
0ogens GefIt bor ielbfglgelig me.
get bebpget - Winoerne oberopi.
oeoe BAN fra ben Iange Sieneite
i @lt6s Sus. Og oet bar Ell lang
&9ffe af @eiitligbeben, ban
Iforn6en Menigbe6en = / fin Sf
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