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The Press., 1920-06-03
Paylns the War Cost.

Referring to the cost of the war, Secretary of War Baker told the finance committee of the senate and house that the total outgo in round numbers would be $3O,O00, DOC. 600; but 5000, 100000 of this was loans to our allies. Nearly third of the net cost has already been paid out of money raised by taxation. The other two thirds was obtained from the i've Liberty loans. If we pay a billion a year. besides interest, we can clear ofr the war cost in about twenty-one years.
The Press., 1920-06-03
Protection for Public,

The executive council of the Nation al Association of Credit Men in a pub lie statement on the credit situation of the country says:
 "The council in its consideration of the transfer of the railways to private control felt that 1t Is of the highest i'm portance that the railways be protect ed from the dangers of receivership and the public assured against unin- corrupted service"
The Press., 1920-06-03
Uroe Adeouate Rates.

In a resolution adopted by the Asso- citation of Life Insurance Presidents the heads of the country's large insur- ance companies express their attitude toward the railroad situation as fol lows:
 "Rehabilitati ton of the railroads and establishment by law of rates adequate to provide for the present and future demands of our growing commerce and to stabilize the credit and securities of the roads,"
The Press., 1920-06-03
sle centrIbutIon to War.

One of the most striking contribu. was the enormous quantity of smoke less powder high explosives produced says the Scientific American. From April 1. 1917. to November Il. 1918 we produced 682 million pounds of smoke less powder. which was almost exactly equal to the combined output of France and Great Britain.
The Press., 1920-06-03

t h e m s e l V e S.,
 |" w en tn e y are e d u c a t e d enough" T h u s run the answers of many Ameri- cans pressed with the question as to when the Filipi- nos s h ul d be granted their in- dependence. Now, "ability," "capaci-
 ty" and "suM-
 cient education"
 What do they
 mean in black
The Press., 1920-06-03
Tree Hid Loot 3s Years.

A gilt clock and other articles were stolen thirty-nine years ago from . mansion near Nottingham, Eng, where the marquis and marchioness of Down shire resided then. Recently a man saw a spike protruding from the side of a stump of tree that had been felled. Thinking this unusual, he looked into the stump and found the long-lost clock, rusty but intact, and some photograph frames in filigree work-the thief's hoard. A local watchmaker identified the clock and Is now cleaning and restoring 1t.
The Press., 1920-06-03
The Busy Househusband.

Probably no other system will ever be devised for losing long and valu' able lead pencils out of ones waist coat pocket which will quite equal for efficiency shaking down the fur nace.-Ohio State Journal.
The Press., 1920-06-03
To Be Expected.

"Tbe doctor pronounced it a case of autO-intOxication." ....
 "I cont wonder with the supply I. saw under the back seat of his car.",
The Press., 1920-06-03
Pops Guess.

Pop"
 Yes. my son."
 "Why do they call ship 'she'f' T suppose it's because she always seems to require a mate, my boy"
The Press., 1920-06-03
Noisv ErtInfton

From story: Wells of joy arte- sianed up his throat" Tran script.
The Press., 1920-06-03
TRAFFIC INCREASE
 TREBLED SINCE 1898
Greater Efficiency Enabled Rail- roads to Meet country's
 Growing Demands.

The American railroads are more than one-third of the railways of the world. The traffic hauled on the rail- ways of the United States is now three times as great as 1t was twenty years ago. In four months now the railroads carry as much freight and as many passengers as they did then in year. Ip the three months alone of the har- vest movement in 1919 the traffic equal ed that of the whole year of 1898.
 In 1898 freight ton miles carried by the railroads of the country were more than 100, 1000, ,oO0,O 900 year. In 1910 they were more than 250 ,000, 900, 900, in 1913 more than 300, ,0o0, 900. 900 and in 1913 more than 400 ,OOO, ,o0o,0 AL though the railway mileage increased only about 65 per cent since 1890, in- provements in tracks, terminals, equip ment, etc., have been so marked that the volume of goods carried (measured in the number of freight tons carried one mile) increased moro than Ave times from 1890 to 1917.
 Increased Efficiency.
 Taking account of both freight and passenger service, the railroads in 1900 hauled 1S6,o00 traffic units (freight tons carried one mile, plus passengers carried one mile) for each railway en- ployee. By 1917, the last year of pri- vate operation of the railroads prior to the entry of the United States inte the war, that 186,OOO had been increased to 296, 900.
 The following table shows the in- crease in efficiency of American rail- roads since 1900, which enabled the railroads to keep pace with the growth of the country:
 Ton miles increased. ....... 10O%
 Passenger miles increased. 170%
 Trackage increased ....... 56%
 Cars and engine increased. 75%
 Workers increased ......... 65%
 Output per worker increased 6O%
 Average train load increased 13O%
 These figures show that the trafflc hauled by the railroads of the country has increased more than three times as fast as the trackage, more than twice as fast as the equipment and more than twice as fast as the number of workers. This has been made pos slble by far-sighted investment of new capital to increase the efficiency of the transportation facilities and thereby enable the railroads to increase the amount of traffic handled and reduce the amount of labor required to handle 1t
The Press., 1920-06-03
An Instance.

Like produces nke."
 "Not always, for the doctor told us 1t was the we'll water that made us all sick"
The Press., 1920-06-03

"When they show sufficient capaci- ty." "When they are able to govern
The Press., 1920-06-03
MUST CONCENTRATE TO WIN
Though Thorough Absorption May 7s Carried Too Far, 1t Is Necessary
 to Success,

There is always danger, when any. one concentrates, that the concentra- tion will be carried too far-so far that it produces a narrow. one-sided and warped point of view. The great scientist, the great scholar. the great thinker in any line is usually not an a!l-around "good fellow" Grabbed" queer" peculiar" "odd," funny and "warped"-are these not the ad- jectives that generally describe the geniuses of the world? The very ef- fort to concentrate on the one sub- ject which has brought success has made it impossible to keep in touch with the thousand-and-one currents of thought and topics of conversation which go to make up comfortable and easy-going life. Like the old sea cap: tain, these geniuses miss something in their effort to fix their attention on one thing.
 In spite of this danger, 1t is a good thing to work for concentration. The likelihood of becoming one-sided Is big where genius is concerned, but then 1t can be excused. Most of us can safely concentrate our attention and still feel sure that we will keep in touch with the world about us.
 Got His Receipt.
 Humorous incidents in connection with the war are not yet exhausted, and Ian Hay gives this one in hs latest book, 'The Last Million" in connection with the capture of . vil- lage from the Germans. A detach- ment of infantry arrived at the village only to find that tank had beaten them by four minutes in the race to the market square. The usual young officer was in charge. and when the major came along he handed the vil- lage over to his superior officer, and then shyly asked for something to show. "just to show. sir that we were here first" The major thought he could fix that, and solemnly wrote out a receipt: Received from the officer commanding British tank Bing Boy one village, in poor condition"
The Press., 1920-06-03
FIL|PIN0S WANT
 AMERICA TO GIVE.
 INDEPENDENCE.
MaximO M. KaIaW Declares U. s. Cannot Consistently Refuse
 "Self- Determination"

By MAKING M. kALAW, Secretary of the Philippine Mission, Au- thor The Case for the Filipinos." achievement in the
 Philippines" etc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14
Norolanoslaeet boloer
2teUnt / Tulutb.

IA. iii Suluil bGrer oet mCo % ocl
230c "a 24oC ,funi l CONNER, Scrc
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oer 9icrt notiau u9isrli9 8ebc ior Sicps
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lrnoiroer ION life boiler Uuri udtye
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uiuacr Qleuncm Rresieu.
Ser cr 1~0ut09uu.ferne ueo cor Som
~iotieit ilig ion, ~ bar irr.i al ielre ben
oeropps / EulU,l:
/. 0elc N~ogmIoooasn Den 23oe Surt
SroitriuuiuQ. "a msoes pi ior III
irGiic S~arbpaoin8er o. ganl,r &euner.
"a aaar III rnnot og hiIicr oa Tar |
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ne eiier al ila asrc iioI iaa ro.l
3. Sm NCc.NCu ~ Iel0C fon'otdTics
!celoer aliiau - ifol vi ha Ell "Rorif
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mer. III hnllcr az bare Zen NoucerIer
Aeuec. itul b.l uTroi belle Relieu III
3ulIth. iad mcseJ oenter vi os AZ benac.
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toltc roriic Nolc.oiier. pil uioc al bun
ioritaar in aunit. Ga iaa or bun
NorolPuniuG HoroIRuoiHgsieuic.
0uu .ienoer 4OrSIano og softer.
.ienocr iig Ell meo os. Serior er oel
taniie az hcuoes Souer ari5er os mes
ilie unosrlig N1JI. aom pare ca bsr
beRee hinge Ma es peit uleQ eli Sauo
- - -. .--N ~ =
iaa bsre on seI life or ianot.
T.. SoniotoaScn ON SornioNaen bar
vi porI Sorre!nirgsmsoc. @ad SCI bar
vi life Rauo az ipauSerc mcgen @io.
aau N iad crpeosret So]lretuingene
iprl cs itiac!iR No az @eisR. ,iaI ri III
uliueit en- Gale "a ogiaa.
>. I'm GisermioSasen Gnar oi ial
III 3naoc. Qso Sulu,b bar u ucntlil
ir1pFt. HIar m man noe pad ~giiHs
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14
Saoer % ssm isisee / @raptm.

On iorluroerIiQ Nrupclic lnorrni be-.
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bragte TOR SorN I'll oct 0icn1. hpor oct
rnnrmct. % iattc belle Sabotage / eli
pcmopia Stcnmrtn9. @anllc Hnocrs
@arboe bapoe lia4et tiIicro5 CT ) llacrs
Sio q 8ruur Al %anlbcn. NIotfcu .
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fort neoopcr meo ham pnd hci itoHc. ldd
Ssoeu / bette SilirIoc fon life nneutc!.
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lin Nura Seosleic GA Idatiog bans 'ioltc
2ldroeoraQ. liuloc ligt Gerbcn Sdrprl irs
Sen idnlme Iiten, Der par Der ir9ciL. 'ou
uueoe ubcil bdrl, Iom pcb % ticrbcr
ale Gina. 6, huor ltoct VI Werulelfcr
pco ON por Srem1iol Ingcu ficnoer Ia.
Qct fer Solcu gnnr rcb, 6mr Iuo cuos
MI ri. I 'dlrucn nleb i'm Slitrli %
Seiter pcb aaiicborNct, tt!inrelaocroc
uotIoa bra. Ncn iud iputeo ban. n
tou blen idn troi9 Ior Grnitct % nrantte
ono tilicrps, OF ,inben eli hoIp Simc bar
BANS %ip usilllffct. Ndr rar pcb fin MI
Be Cans liac iii Re ilbitc Wiuiter. 6ntro
iiNitc Orr bar Ell Soor iii bans Seiicr
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hoortlI bar, indrehs, IA, ieg 8Isr hct".
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SuilucrBn. lcn han hauoc for omtreur
CT Tor iiocr. Z
@an!c anpreas Sorboc par isbt !
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Der bar Sc bpet De iieiic 40 Tar Ct title
~erempIdriif Gia. @anrIe gorboe oar /
mango &ar Siator / NidInro Reuta
heo. HIbert bar b"ientnte belle SiNeu,
mso llunta9elic AZ ell %iutcr pda Con
cproid Goaeqe. Roorhcoh, Diiru. pou
bier / 1909 Qitt neb SiIod 5irnnh ira
Mcuomouce. Wis. Srm ijoNcr III iglel
mso 3 intao: Marion Aqhur % 1us
a Qtnrn CT Qiit mco Nila 5trou0 OIL
boiot / Barron @i5.
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eli Iopptiubuttcr, Shea. icm CT 9tif NED
g. y. NIateu iru Stepcns. 9}iur.
&oroul bcr lore itrsnurcbc Der ell
0tdsic Nolt iuo pao gorbociarucu. Sc
uiloe iclac Sc 10 Gibcoc til here's iiN'te
0pileitcn. Hoitor Is. 6. Sicicth ~iorrct;
fec banoc / 0jcnlmet oa atrter. san
tdlte iornarclHc on trsitcuoc iont iao,
% Der oar mango rsrte 0iericr / Rid,
IanO atrtc oeu 2o8.
Nrs. Cliper oa9eu onu eli for Guz
lconiugen pn5icuNe Sanp: Gent nanr
Ell @ou1 over Gage er ioriuulocn. ioat
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par / Souoben rda9ciuIot Tor Sem. ION
bar igieu al @arooee SomiIicn o9 for o5
aQe. Den cnaanR ifnI 5nageu ioriuiuoe,
% "a itdl NJ bcorc f%oriiua. hporior han
,onr elitcr oe iao hsir. inrocrtIotu heller
bct ilig n,co %. Scrs Z. @nllluo.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14
cneroclsMcpuc

,Eislac 2uobroelic ail 2itcrodl5laa}.
holOc III nrite Sieonc @llacrtor. &l5 +,
2SNc 29pc ,Suut. Here Tar lcr
mango Al bore gtco!emner uogu!i Zu'it
I'M az idu CT Sieune / Guuuih el!er I'll
pericr. % III ital Set ultiun Bit llocn
nil oil Sci bli CT luteyCsIGUt 4t5otNtc.
en- %otdltomiic Il orldut'trtI Z >lot
rior. iom glsr Sorbercoellcr 'or >icrHct,
OF ma suiier al ie q roIi ,SrcHmsot.
Tette Stepuc bin uiEiul 5oloi unIloocl
Barr eiter Hiiluttelieu al ctu more Sull
aerieit 5ulluh. idaG. oc ION st'ier.
ian bicadrle 6cqqe. Vi ia. llere pOr.
beoilc iouai %nrrau9erc 9co lluoerhoic
uln1 uuoer Sieouey on ~ ilntoocr rd
ale 2irer0sIcr on al merle 'ta SLotH
on beitcmmc ia az tonlnle
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>om ier meooclt Iune5olScr oei Sloara
'ler Oh EorrrGi,cr AZ 9lltCocl'tc Gutter
o. $l9cr. iou1 Nelt08 I NIl1cu. S01
8uluo al Sliaiugen SunHttlctrc
aicnncm 9iutersr. Gar DC, cryct .Inul
liz. q, ica oeune &oS iUrNlN 'sg. &c
cpermaaoe hsie Sriicr Q al Erpt.e
md,eriale 90 arbe,oe gIer ZEN opinu %
reyc eHo ri hap0e irui,. NoJai ..art
lleaiilerne ulch Den. mu1 u lCtte Sri
len iii Si.25. vi aumooer mi ale
2iieracler ON itrar n ieuSt tHN inc
Cher FOR oeune goa, I'll Setrerrreu.
meS nGUnte Yris5eISb irS.dst. "
trrnaer Yeuacre iordt iaI Rem irl
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14
Tabcr % Spn.

Tirllaet ). &uapcr 4 Sen, Nar=
mere, CT lofaliIcreoc nGr Weoforo,
Wtinu. Suniorfompaqllonell al Oct
tc 6irina. Baltimore aasper, CT bare
Is slor gontnlcl. Sal bar pGret ct
Wtcolcm al cit al De "Tig Clubs,
iom blep organiicret al Torencoc
Statcrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o0
Stntclts Ngerbrltgsifole ior TO Nar
iiocn, % ban fpritaar Jig paa Ell 900
Girls, i%aainart ban idor ginene poa
Ell iaaoan. Sans Soocr bar Zig an
Gre floge SGore giort i'm Ssn til
Gompugrton / Sorrctningell. Zen
gommeloogie Soc, at Ell 6ober ituIoe
bebolbe al Nlltorltct Tor ii9 Iclu, til
ban crltell aigaar peb Sgoen clcr
paa @rlrno al gloeroomsIpogbeo Ell
Ter lpigtenoe Selic blir tpllllgel til
at opergipc i'm Sorretnlng I'll Ell Ell
lcr alloel,. ~begprroer liot otter liot at
% M. SUorc pau Sarnten begplt-
Scr at gierc Jig fortrolige mco oct
Saftumt, at bpia De enlfcr, at Ell 8llt
ifal ielc Jig tilfrcb@ % forblt paa
Turmcn, fall Sc oplloa lin Seniigt
pcb at gipc @llttcll Ell rInnclig Nart
buooc al Nuiuorct % 6ortlellclten
Ioaucl Ionl al Nrbeloct.
aaspcr & Sen blep / Butter Tor
ligtc ON, at De trprgtc mt Sloo /
lin @riieilof. Eaa Ell Nuttlon ouer
~iuloblooa "@iltS" Dor Ser ell llos
merfet anIeoning ior Dem I'll at faa
fiebt, bpao sc trGr9tc. "a guf
tiorsbogen tom, opcrraftc &oaper
Scnior oct lrlrge MteOlcm al Sorret
ningen, Baltimore &n@per nemllig,
6irmacts "Ghccf". @og % ienote
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14

lin Boiling, ioIt u Stpttcr iuIo
bloo@ "Solltctn@ % mobiog CT,
@antallut2niilg pao S3O,200 for Dcr.
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gobt lom Tcr8c / @aufclr, bpia Den
b~ehonblce % brltgca ret.
- Wan fan fife iaa bcbrc Sonic.
Iagicr enc 2%3 Sonmera "Scant.
linga" mco @rc6iiocn cp.
,Siiit III or set bcll rctic Sib al
ic citcr % iao iplot iglen sc inlaa
"Naihcs" eler @reitcr. iom holbcr
poa at baline li9 ! N9~eritntfcrnc ~
/ en9crc pao bratlUnoie Sarme.
Sloo Stager nc0 / ,>oroen ~tpcraopcr
Den beapubertSc 8rsrt, % lara ct
Sog Straa pao pprc She al Staac.
rUffcn. Ses lGuacr 8rsiten or. oc$
Here Huffer Stogcr trrrae@ Ger.
9~liitanocn mellcnl HUftcrnc beror
uoa @rsitens Nol0 "a Ntartena pc.
itoiicnhcb. : IlninNcliahco pil ell
Nfitano al 81 Rob@ paste. Bare
LON Straa islgcr oitc ntco i ocu ier-
lie Heauilom, loo @reltcn cQer the
Iiclb @oihea" bllr opbcrc OF porrc
chs isr; men Singcraocrlc pil bploc
Straoct % ocrmco ><orbcn tiIbaQc.
oa llopaifningcu oil life flllule tort.
luttc.
@iaist Slrbcjoc / ~aieftcnbaucrt
blir oitc / SunQorl meget onrt. BE.
orc at Icic 600 NirIp Tor eli rimelia
Tris nleO al foa glort Napeimtfct
iitnnn enc biui9 NirIp til ell bpiIfen
lom hclit Erle,
9umiuoclig 0ioi5mcI ",<obu.
I'm Gufc", itcat hooro o. inullorct
inrno or uomertct Geoc Tor imaa
aplltlger.
Vi sSarmcrc nil probucere oft
III fan. "a hi Ucnter, at andre pil
gisrc oct inmmc. Vi lcpcr / Siocr,
ium frUpcr oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14

/ st. Vii TAT 'tirrc ri Tiet lsber /
@dno. men hu Icr life nnact cno 0uU o.
ruIcnhe @sl6cr. Ser
"ruLIdr no, 9dard
10 brcio 90 bldr, m,llon SoroL"
Ser bar hi aliian Slaamprd. 81
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Edoeu tor1t ser Srep fra Ell @ubbc bortc
/ 8iscouitu ban pl!ne hd Nor bdnoe Tor
iiG o0 alrrrluGd. On auocu 'trtpcr al
ban oil ha Hor for ; y6uuo. Set cr
bcnit on rupocr Dig. oil on prrc mco!
g. Rdar hi idu fonnlcr tlledge III
Suluth ON apclbcn. ltol II pda ,Sunlos1
ho1loen mes iir", ri iial % pan
Sen d~lerhsieitc Rutcu oco QuIuth az
Ia en- rgtc n~orblonoI 1ouiOthnua mes
Soniotbidl % Strsuer o. <urg ~ IA
lcr lan0c 9nuer. Shiloc Nctrmdu
ZEN fuoc pad al iplGe os Ct Euo0. lam
Ter ri o. pdn qua, Of 'oa bar u Sr9-
orunlntet Der.
Sad irttcr Vi alti1o bit0uocn >icp
ne 3ulut6 on msoer ~ mnuN,tcrtt
WnuQe 5c8u fpbcr pdd A. octtc bllr De-
lPGltC SICNlC ! NdNtlS Nll'pltl' NLh VA
az barre ittter pad al t0nlmc nco 9o1
@aaourcn. ma On urrc 'oa lutIo Il
mcloc hi9 iii MIG. zcro ct &reu CHE.
q aort % Jig al ou toumcr. Nci CT nj
iom belspcs. You oisic &reO mao oere
lie uentc Suar. Get bar FG he I'D
iii. 0icu hpis roacu itiIoc pare ian
omirntiomme AZ lrcqc inn en- Save III
"9}oros Nuroe", Of iGd goobIerrcoc huo,
Der lea a; Scr nuhcs mango 'onl CT, ~
i'dt lea iuurc meO @lTNe.
Vel mcot / Tuluth "a, Nurcrl
{. {. H5,Uang.
Z. Z. gu eli Gina If. TcI bIlr CT
Ntaeie Nierncitcr Tuiuih DC Gaaeuc.
pusrum blir SCI gnn'tclig az oyort0t
Scrior uumooes alr 0na Nc, iHoitrn
oiQitc OH, al itrtpc I'll. Utr. ! !, Nuhr.
CO. "2uluih StanOtnlu". Eu!u;1. 9tm
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@lcut croeIi8 itc Al 8lerc octi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-14
Fdrmen o. Bdven.
8toiatrtt Of en- sruftiit Jormsr.

ham Ion Sirnocta bcilloutrgtlgc
Ngent til Solgct.
"a Ell nalmiubelig 900 "@ilt"
fom mo / Hingcll, og Here b~cgpnotc
at bpoc ppcr b%pcronore, fulgte @llt-
ten nco Ina longt iom til $4,000.
8riicll blep lolat for atflIrnt 81
100000. Sfient ltfgc Sasper bar
lIot tlco ouer, at ban life flnloc bll
peo belt 8riiell, iom ban bcllt bapoC
ellltet, bolot ban Jig oppe / Spillet
! o. bIcp peo ire andre "8ilts", lont
ban LITE lnegct goot. &co Sdlgcta
Slutning ltreu ban lto en- 9antan-
~uianinN Tor $4,000 % utocrtegnc,
DC Inpiaringcn meo 6irntactS Naun.
"Gette er ct 9oot Gn~g5nrbeibc, Ell
goo 1Sorrctning for ell cutclt 6orrct
nin9soa9 Bare, bcrlcrfeoc ltngc Otr.
&asper, toct ban lGaic0c OF line
@riic % gioroc Jig irroig til at
relic blern. "Eig Club" Gutter til
cgner iig ON eli Sio SclptiQio> %
iltro Gemmlcfraft. &c opppta /
@nnolebngtigbco pcb lit aluborbcioc.
Vi enifer hpcr og Ell al o5 aaspCr
& Sen Spffc % Srcnlgong / Tor
rctnlngcn. Ger CT BOG Icmtenaa
ringer oQ Tcnltclnoringcr. Set piI.
DC fife alto prrc flogt al ell ,Saocr
OF gierc lin Iemtcnaarigc Spn iii
Tlrmncta "Yurcbaiing NQcnt" %
lcn0r ham alenc pau ell 9luftion meb
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er De ileitc al Ell 9Ggcirtela Dtcolem-
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tens Agcrbrug5itole if oenne Girfel
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bare otte Mcolemmer; men bette GH.
tai egeoea ganifc mart iii tupe.
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lens gtaUu % AoreaIc ifuloc itemp.
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