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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28
LITTLE WILLOW NEWS

Quite a number of Payette citi--
GEMS visited the Dam in Paddock
Valley last Sunday. They speak in
the highest terms Of the work being
accomplished and also OF the pros
pect for crops in the Little Willow
Valley for every one Is very busy
just now. The acreage for wheat
seems unusually large. The gentle
men made the trip in an Overland
car driven by Mr.. Walltng.
Walter Shrimp has a tractor at
work blowing every day from dawn
to twilight. The teams are following
up with the grain drill.
Mr.. Fleming of Boise was a BUSH
meas visitor in the valley Saturday.
The trucks are busy now getting
lumber and cement up to the various
construction camps.
w. w. Kay is making the trip
with the car just now and We nope
he will continue to do SO.
Fencing and general repair work
of all kinds seems TO be the order
OF the day. Every one is getting busy.
The young people of the valley are
anxious to have an entertainment TO
help the Red Cross and also TO organ
ize a Junior Red Cross. Let every
one help and do something worth
while.
w. R. Shrimp and Walter We're
business visitors in Nyssa last week.
C. A. Currin was looking after busi
ness interest at Payette and Wei
ser the first of the week.
Mrs. Bell of Payette and her
daughter-in-law of Big Willow visit
ed Mr.. Bell at one of the Nancy
Bros camps last week.
Mr.. Buell. made a trip to the res
ervoir last Sunday in the little Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bolton were
business visitors in town Saturday
R. Y. Currin is farming his Co.
acre tract on the bench this year.
For more than two weeks We had
no telephone service,
owing to the carelessness of some
one at work on the ditch. They cut
down the poles and tied the phone
wires UP to the wire fence.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28

Thought for Today.
The great man is he who does not
ose his child's heart.-Mencius-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs. r. q. Wilson

The Ben Bohannon family visit
ed the G. H. Sargent family Sun
day.
1t is expected that water will be
turned into the Noble Ditch, April
1st.
The Misses Fern Linck and
Jane Shamberger who are teaching
at Star spent the weekend with
the home folks.
c. II. Sargent, Walter Burke
and A. B. Eldredge, directors, and
! f. V. Cobb, ditch-rider; of the
Farmers Ditch are making an in
spection of the ditch this week.
The past week has been a busy
one around the packing houses
here The apple growers have
been clearing out the greater part
of the apples still in storage and
have been shipping at the rate OF
five and six cars each day Most
of the stock was shipped in bulk.
Theodore Smith has gone to
Wilder to work on a hay baler.
Ray Stevens, Lambert Young,
George Stevens, Francis Homan
and Sidney Robson went to Boise
Saturday, in the Stevens car, they
returned Sunday afternoon.
Ralph Jones has sold his land at
Midvale and expects to locate here
permanently.
Miss Mae Burtch arrived last
Saturday from Clinton, Ill. Miss
Burtch is a trained nurse and was
called here by the illness Of herl
brother. Rev. Ford NJ. Burtch.
Rev. Burtch is still in the hospi-
tai at Ontario, though his condi-
ton is somewhat improved over
last week.
Miss Ronfeld, who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. H. B. Softer
beck returned to her home at
Blackfoot, Idaho, last week.
H. B. Solterbeck and wife visit
ed friends near Weiser last Sun
day.
Miss Fannie Peacock. who
teaches the Whitley Bottom school
with the pupils and patrons OF the
school, held a very successful Box
Social at the school house last Sat
day night. Jas. H. Boor auctioned |
off the boxes which brought in |
$4,000, expenses $500, the balance
to be used to enroll the school as
Junior Red Cross Chapter. The
school is to be congratulated on
enterprise which has made this
possible.
Amos Gardner is able to be out
again after a mild attack of pneu-
monia.
Bernard Young and wife who
are living on the ranch managed
by A. f. Kinnison, west OF Ontario
spent Sunday at the Pardunn
home.
Mrs. Ruth VanDerKar enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, celebrat-
ing her own birthday and that Of
Mrs. Spainhower's father, Mr..
Norman Thompson. The guests
were Mrs. Spainhower and family,
Mrs. Helen Palmatler and Lee
Troxell.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28
NORTH PAYETTE NOTES

c. C. linn of Bourbon, indiana, Is
in the vicinity looking after prop
erty interests and visiting friends.
C. C. Yount has returned from his
recent business trip to Victoria, g.
&c. Mr.. and Mrs. Yount expect TO go
to Victoria to spend the summer.
Mrs. H. C. Frakes of Payette spent
Saturday and Sunday with her daush
ter near thu Spur.
Miss Viola Meechan, teacher IN
Dist. No. l, spent the weekend with
her parents at New Plymouth.
Mrs. Herbert Godell and children
have moved from Crystal to Wetser.
Mrs. Ida Thompson OF Pocatello,
is visiting relatives near Crystal.
The Sunday School in Dist. No. 3
convened last Sunday. The work IS
being carried on under difficulties
owing to the Lack of quarterlies.
The ''peeping Toms" who visited
a farm house near the track at Crys--
tai, were quite willing to travel rap
idly on their way when the woman OF
the house showed how efficiently she
could handle shot gun
Clare Cockrum came over from
Boise to visit his parents who are
guests of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cheek.
Mrs. Sierra Jackson has received
letters stating that both brothers, AL
bert and Chester Craven are on
their way to France in the service
of the q. S. A
W. r. Palmer, county agent, was
out Monday morning and vaccinated
about so calves at the Thornton,
Friedman and Burt farms. He also
did work at several other places IN
the neighborhood.
The school in Dist. No. 9 are
planning to give play the last day
of their school. There will be a
small admission fee, the proceeds TO
go to the Red Gross.
Mrs. T. j. Jackson, who has been
distributing pledge cards for funds
for the Red Cross to be given regu-
larry during the war period, is meet
ing with marked success in her por-'
ton of Washington County.
Jno. Stoneman, who has been visit
ing his sister Mrs. G. w. Brannock,
left Sunday night for Austin. Ore,
where he has secured employment
in logging camp.
The article entitled Socialism VS.
Sound Americanism, which is be-
ing sent from Portland to the farm
ers in this vicinity is worthy OF
thoughtful consideration. 1t enume1
ates few honest objections to a
popular farmers organization. One OF
the questions propounded is this,
do we want to tear up the consti--
tuition of this state and substitute
new and untrisd theories at a time
when every man should be bending
every effort toward helping unity
sentiment for the task now before
the nrtion, viz: winning the war.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28
"AS TWAS TOLD TO Me-.
Personal Items

]. H. Bowers is putting the Mel
son 1O-acre tract just south of Fruit
land Townsitc into wheat.
Clarke Lewis entertained obout 81
Of his young friends at the home Of
his grandparents, last Friday eve
ming. The crowd had a jolly time
playing games on the lawn and dain,
ty refreshments were served at the
close of the evening.
E. e. Silkett is moving to whitley
b tom where he will be employed Oh
the j. H. Boor ranch.
Miss Evelyn Skippen GOES to On
tario this week where she will be
employed in the Glover home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ringer of New
Plymouth visited their daughter and
fJmily, Mrs. E. E. Silkett, Sunday.
The R. S. Hutch and Chas. Path
ael families visited in Parma Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Shake and Irene Shake
Visited in Emmett the first OF the
week. While there they We're the
guasts of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shake
Fred F. Noyes who has been work.
ing in the office of the Fruitland
Banner since last August, has Civ
en- up his position. He and Mrs. Nov
- have been in New Plymouth the
PAST week.
At a recent meeting of the Idaho
Oregon Fruit Growers, A. c. Rod
gers was elected manager Of the local
branch for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Taylor,
who have been making an extend
ed visit in the east arrived home
last week.
Attorney II. l., Canoe OF Port
land, Oregon spent last Friday at.
the Spainhower home. Mr.. Ganof.
is a brother OF Dr. Canoe who IS
we'll known and owns an orchard
tract on Pennsylvania Avenue. N
w. f. McDermott of Wallace,
Idaho, has purchased a tract from
The Idaho-Oregon Orchard Co,
and has moved his family here.
Norman Thompson, who has
spent the last several months here
with his daughter, Mrs. Spain
hover. leaves Wednesday OF this.
week for the home of his daughter
in Ogden, Iowa.
Word mas been received here OF
the serious illness of Mrs. c. c.
Dav at her home in Apple Valley.
Rev. and Mrs. Day lived here sew
eyal wears while Mr., Day was pas
tor OF the NJ. E. Church and have
hosts of friends here who hope
Mrs Dav will soon be restored to-
her usual good health.
Mrs P. A. Cregor has been con-
fined to the house for tho past two
weeks on account of grippe and
lumbago.
P. f. Johnson drove over to
Boise Monday morning, he was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
J. O. johnson, Miss Marian Kin
sey and F. f. Haasch.
Mrs. Zane Schubert is improv-
ing from her long illness and is
able to sit up a portion of the
time. Miss Mann, the trained
nurse who has been caring for her
the past three weeks, returned to
Boise Monday morning.
Miss Sadie Altar of Boise,
spent Sunday at the L. w. Flock
home.
c. w. Young sold his fine span
of registered mare to Mrs. Smith
of Nampa for 5000. Mr.. Young
then purchased a span from A. A,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28

wedding supper at the Wilson
home. Sevonty-fve guests took
part in the festivities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinn will reside on ranch
near New Plymouth. They have
the best wishes of the community.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28
W|LSON-DESMOND
NUPTIALS

Miss Inez Wilson and Desmond
Quinn were married at Boise,
March 20 They were accompani-
ed to Boise by the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. z. Wilson. They
returned the same day and in the
evening were entertained at a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28
A PIANO BARGAIN.

l have a standard make piano in
fine condition now located in Pay
cite that will be sold at real bar
gain. Address or phone L. e. Manor,
cara Of Bancroft Hotel
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28
Naming Hindu Babies.

Hindu Babies are named when they
ire twelve days old, and usually by the
mother.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15
Nru @urpcn, WtS.

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fulin0 til "9ecorob Soften" for nTltc
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fJtoe no. ON "&oiten"5 Supirfiiro er
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at ifripe ON iioitc Nor. Noling; tbt
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mi banbcr ii ale pnd IN goo Noltng
fettc 9(ar. ct Gbceicfaciorp / Nabo'
laset bar 9iort Ell qob Sorretllns Der
/ Here @nr, men bei 9it iltan. ~
III har Sarmerue fipbt Sactortet o9
belle SuIamitcn % bcGDnot en- cosopt@
rotipc Sprrctniug, ipm oct hoobc5 at
aQe pil bli tilireb3 mcb Gog, Chen
nil piie oct. Sci, mem er Oct itfc
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enoano faar Sng / bcn Sn, Sncel
i~nelter, Slrocfprct er haarligt; oct
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FnGut itpclo. "a, set bar alt for ocn@
nc @dn9. Sld.
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Ara GaIbp, Oregon.

@ch set iamue icg ieubcr inb mtir
Sornnclie pau "2ceorabs 1oiteu" oil
ica ifripe noele 2iuier bcrira Ganpo
irr az Inoe bore fra os bernie oco
%ciitpiten.
%i bar bart me9et Hegu sc Iinitc 10
Iaaucoer, men SC IioIte Gaaerc al
benne Iaoneo har oct pGret ntilot og
lint S%oIItir5peir. Seq trnf en- riNti9
roritnorlf @ano i9dur, 6nn f%ortaItc
mig, at han life hapoe "Sceord6s@oz
item" m, men at ban bnObe bnpt Den
ier oa LITE ben gobt. Seq foreilo9.
at han ifuIbe tnge Sen ioieu. og iea
Ioocbc at ieube inb hans Subifription.
Seq hnpbe cQerS life ielbt ino enonu,
"a min Subifriptiou life er ube fsr
/ Gluten al Marts. Seq foreIanr,
at ale Nbonrenter MI ipaar iero.r
inb ialfaIh eli Ibouncnt, 90 Here, ap;s
sc fan. Seq Ter, at Tapiret er blepet
iaa Snrt pg oertil alt nnoct, iaa CT
Ter turhc trrnoes roalc tuiinbc me
Gbonnentcr. Ga, preu barrel Set
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%icnure norbober % %iontn,e ipSoper.
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% Sancol1per meb S~tibsbpgnir9. Sc
faar o9iaa goo 9eR.
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IRA g(pucu, @is.

%l M faa SOP iii ar ifripe noole
Crb Ill Dor iiGre Ben "SecprnbsT oz
ten, iort er cir al bore tirre @iriter
u9 ultib fommer 10 @auge llaeu, oA
set tom I'll at bli lnIbSligt at pTrc
Den faruNcn. "a, Der runbt / Npocn
CT Sibeu o0inn tlln9 for mango label
iont ole andre Steher, ml 81 ri er /
bciMle forfrrocli0c Nrip, unGr ri ma
ltnbe laa manage az bore flare Gut
ter, IGm er / line be0lte OF bloms
Itrenhc ~llnN6om5oar for ar tirmpe
ior lit Saub. Weu vi haobcr, at
ben @uo lont er ueb IS o!Ie SinA.
ri oalau tnlhe lin &uano over sent
inn &c fan tomme tilbd9c til line
@lem % line AiGre. Seq bar oaiaa
cE Srobcr | 2u~elle3leiren / Goctiorb.
81. 0nu bar netop prret biemm,
rpgle Sage % reiite tilba9e igaar.
Weu pi haaber. at neite Sang ban
%icnmer, iaa er set forbi meo Seller
@ilbelnl. %i faar tro, at BET er iom
Son9en Tiger: '8c are going 70 min
the &aiier, but ipe ore not going 10
bic.
ga. set Ter not ilo. Ion at set bill
blipe int %eir MI. Sneen inelter
Fort snnite fort. og ret er ganIte pen:
@eir mi, men iaa lpl,es ri nof, at Bet
blir gobt,, naar en- fan gaa no fprs
ilben nnitcn at frpic fin HGie; for
pi bar bart Ell meeet fplo Yirter, oe
bet bar Der bel pGret paa flere Stez
Scr pgIaa. MrS. q. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15

iorbehoIot liz ielp; men Bette enc
peN pi, at a!tins tlener Dem tilgoet.
irm eIifcr @uN. Hriicrnc pau Sauos
mu~uosproou.ter ere ualmiuoelil Nohc.
% hpao man itaI tiebe CT ielpiddc
liz rleaci oprt, men man man q
friit og bar @ipetS SphoIo CT Net
Sunb al tlage ooer &errcna SiIItlttels
lcr.
! ser tirteIige gaar ali Uel. &or
9amIe Snitor Shoricu. iom / Il Hpr
betIentc @euigbeoerne berltcN9. bar
reli0ucret % leuer iont Yripltmnnh /
8pheifer. ! hans Stcb bar Vi idaii
Ell nu9re Naro. |aitor !. 6. g..
SreuS, rioIieere Brett @eIoit. &js.
&nu or en- / ale 0euieenocr uomertst
@ano, ser inNcu line Ntui8heoer
bar Giort aN'tiaiNc nooe SorbcNringtr
% Iig lin 6orRirn9er or han en- nios
tirr o9 iampittigbeNsiuIb Sroet5 6ors
truoer % er almtnoeIig aQtet 90 Grtt
bIanot Dem. bun uirtcr lom Sirlciors
Ger for. On nv % tihsmr5iig YrcIte'
bolie er oQioa opiert. Nn ZEN qomIc
leo al aNitiQiBe @angler. Gil Ell Ses
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Gents ior 6 Woancoer, o. Ihitte!i9
icupes Sem. or. Tcoattsr, Ell reus
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Ic6Iis tihlis.
Neo N9telie
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Trn Munnt Sureb, Wis.

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ben o9iou. Seq bar life anoet at bmeitile
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halot Nor. % ba or oct life ina
oreit, iom Manbcu iagoe. ga Dor
2SD CT meget pcut beliggenoe og bnr
Ct Sr~obp99crantdl AZ 1,200 euer
1,5oO og liggcr 2312 Iil pcit for
Storbpcu Wopiion pon Chicago &
Observation-Disclosures
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meget Sue og auloe Der. men MI er
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mart @aarcn co iiben Ell goo Soms
mer. Set bIiper inroat neb Nrbeiose
birlpen Der M Ri Sommeren. On
6preout Der faar mi Ell $65 iii $40
pr. Manneh, men Ser er faa at fao
til hcn Tri3 ogiaa.
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% "&oiteu"s 9riere.
@b.paro Yeterion.
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9ope peStoaeS for Den me 9rcSs.
9mbeNmrro ouIgtes. Sorntano 81.
fapier. SetretGr Tdit. 2unoe. 4osi,s
rer Yaitor 0eiteneS. Srr apelosu
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reoe Ssnoug @ftermiOoun for at prr>
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iioeu ordge til Ct uuoet N6oe uoeers
iteoS Suo 7d,utd 9ette bar III
duoeu Sang ban beisate bette Settle
meutet iom SOrrrauo % ban efterIoo
i8 ct goot Suo,rnt lum giuer soot
fuub for Srentiber.
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togcS. @co Hiteusboroet bolot aouies
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tonicruc % tGritc ed paa Den heIbrcs
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moti5mcn iia. N5cn ior iaat. /
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sra Stan!cg, g. Scf.

Sea icr "|pitcn" tnAer irb %repc
fra ale Steocr, bupr Der or Norlte.
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toIe ON III. Nortb Sototd a iloc
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min Mlber, 81 Nur, bar ieg nrret
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til Iptte. 6pnb ieg cr iitanO at gicrc,
90 life iibDc title. Ser er Here Sros
ems 8clieiprer, pgiaa en- Sci Ioz
centiiter, iom renter pdd artIti Soms
ME. TpoitIcrnc trococ ogiaa paa Sets
te, Iont ariitus pgIua paa i'm SiO BAD
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Sil Snoicnocrc.

Tf Sc mango SuNienoeIier III &ld-
Ser Iorisocr III at BRUCE iaa meget ot
fan. @icnncmQahcuNc er DC tntercss
Iantc, og bnooc 8eoattiouen % @rs
Ierne Irtier Yri5 poo, at Der toIlrnler
Reobelcller ira ale Nanter inoeit
2rIetrebleu. W boaber perfor, III
@repeue pil pehbli at itremme mo lo1t
6ibtiI. Naar ri life fan trptte allie
aorreiponoarcer, ri mootar, Iaa oil
ri aierne, at ~Suolenbcrne Ital ptot
@runoen til set. Sen pGl cntlIs,
@ruuo Ell. at sc or iaa uipoelig ltre9@
ne, at Set er umilig at lGle oeni.
Settle err / Sc alerileite SiliGlocr
Iariaacu iii, at SC banner / Ta'
rirturueu. @i bar oper treoipc Nncs
@rfarinQ i at tnoe Saanoitrtfter o9 or
nooet al en- Sa9nano pad bette Gnls
1dabe, on Vi itnl iige Def ielo; men
uuber1iben blir Sp9apeu o. for lpUr,
@i er tanlmooi9 iom ct Yam, % cpertpr
etbucrt Grli5 6orie9 paa at hirIpe os 1T
aisre @Iaoct intere5iont pg l~rieprrotJ
CT Der lnartia9t life @rrnIcr Tor por
Safnemneli8beo, men Der cr, troo5 alt,
eli @rGuic for Dor Gpne III at tpos
Sinner. Serior: Strip pGt, men
"TRIP trbclig, bpi5 g penter, at BET
ital fomnte / @looet! Chen Sripez
nuitinen CT tormet / not iua aImin>
Delig @ru9, inar Vi MI oftc maitin'
ifrepne @rcuc. Set er 9oot % lets
Ter oS iom He9eI Nrbcioet meb Aors
reiponoouceruc; men enOeI Snoienoer'
gIeumer, at berc9 Qiouuitripter man
oiennemice3 ~ rette9. % Ieuner oftc
iau lioeu Ylao3 meQem Siniernc, IT
bette life tau QiprcS. %i Il 0u ent>I
tribe bet belle ON i9ieu - hpon II
life Far Gin til - caer fate Norrc=
iponbancen i Nurucu builtct 9ior
% lioeiau omit ionr S~nbicubereu.
Nddr man Ilriuer noAet iii &lobet.
ber man prruc at Niprc Def Iaa foot
man fan, ~ iremforalt itripc ioa tbs
neli0 ma fan o9 lcmN FIaNa iii
9tettelier. @ub o9 meo Oct Iammc
9jere ppmcrtiom pon, AZ S~uoicuoelier
/ Sornt al mniferle SnnbaOerttsles
mentcr life optu9e5 / @lnbct5 Horres
ironoances Hfbeliug.
Hc0attioucn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15
ara 3pef Tel, Minn.

ct mt Nar er opriinoet for oS.
ulitre 0isninger ON Sremtioen ms
Ielirtter bore Santer. men ale gcgi7
pcnbeoer pe9er ufruuieeli9 MOB Ser
nens gnoc. Sttc er Set vel uoen
@ruub AT IenneIfene upiItaorIio ori@
res al Srpgt for bpoo Der pil ife; t6i
arigeus frpgteIige 6eriinscr her oa
Ser, bierteItirrenoe @egiperbeoer fra
SlaQmar,ers g~rlopuGttenoe Spn ere
bcanosribeIise Seuiicr FOR at SUBS
CRIBS uipigeIigc SarSheo a eaa i
SpfnloeIie.
Otter / flere Nar ar bare nrret
Ibonnent paa ct unSet norit 9lab nj
Ieg Grit til at iubitribere pan et upt
glao; "pariatio belectnt". Sor Ell
Sib iioen ff ieg mig tiIienot noNIc
giumre al "Secorahs Soften. % peo
az %9ieuuemlple bi8ic arto9 ies Sc.
&r. ReSaftsr. life bau0e no9et imoo
ar ieie Ct mt Napn iii Ceres iorrac
NaOneliite, boe life al zen @runo NJ
ieg babe no9et at iueDenbe mob Oct
fer mrpure SIah. men iimpeltben for
al boloc e. anoet lon1 o~penior n9pnt.
8eoattsrsu al bemelote Wis bar for
mango &ar iioen pGret min StoIcs
tamernt paa Den | 4riitiania banrs
renoe gerse % RcperS'5 9atiuitole,
% ou bar bet for at minSes bore
S~foIeodss, ies boIst SlaSsi i fats
mdupe gar.
Noele ipscieae Ioiale 9pbsber bers
fra pco iea Tor RGrpRreHee life a.
omraIe. Solt lsper itile OF man In
mes al Irie / oerss a%niistsr: Spors
Dan pil Der san? Haar pl arigeI
enoe! Sedrene hsrpaa bar 0srrsn