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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
WAR COST AMERICA
"a BILLION DOLLARS
net, SAYS SECRETARY
(By Associated PreSS)

WASHINGTON, Dec S-The net
cost of the war to the American gov
ernment was fixed by Secretary Hous-
ton today at $24,010, 100000. This, he
said, represented the "adjusted" ex-
penditure of the treasury, excluding
all other outlay which had no rela-
tion to the actual prosecution Of the
war during the period from April 6,
1917, to June 80, last, which he said
covered the extremes of the govern
ment's war time fiscal operations.
Total expenditures by the govern
ment during the period covered, ex-
cepting only postal disbursements from
postal revenues, were $3S,S30.S12,S95
treasury figures showed OF this
amount, $16,078,S44,097 was obtained
in taxes and revenue from sources
other than borrowed money.
Mr. Houston said a deduction Of So
523,000,00O, the amount leaned to for
eign governments, should be made
from the grand total since these loans
will be repaid and consequently can
not be charged as an actual expendi-
ture. The secretary made other de-
ductions aggregating approximately
81, 100000 which he said represent
ed the excess cost of actual govern
mental operations for the three years
and three month over what they
would have been in normal times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
SIMPLE CEREMONIES
UNVE!L FRENCH SHAFT
(By Associated Press.)

VERDUN, France, Dec S.-Dedica-
tory ceremonies of the simplest char
acter were held here today at the
monument erected to preserve the
famous trench of the bayonets." This
monument. which is over trench in
which was entombed a battalion of
French soldiers during the great
struggle here in 1916 was made possi-
BILE by a gift of 100000 francs by
George F. Rand, of Buffalo, N. Y, who
was killed in an airplane accident in
England last December, his son as
suming the obligation.
President Millerand, surrounded by
Marshals Foch. Joffre and Petain,
Premier Levgues, Minister of Pensions
Maeniot ard other members of the
cabinet. took part in the exercises
Hugh c. Wallace. American ambassa-
dor to France, standing uncovered on
the steps of the long. massive con-
crete structive made the presentation
address. He was followed by President
Millerand. -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
IMPORTANT BUSINESS,
BANQUET, SMOKER FOR
YOUNG BUSINESS MEN

Eats, a smoker and a docket full of
important business will face the mem
bers of the Young Mems Business
club at their meeting in the X. of P
building at p. m. Wednesday. Off
GERS of the organization urge that
every member be present and IKE
part in the meeting which, they say,
will be over by $50 p. m.
A meeting of the board of directors
and some interested parties was held
at the Arlington hotel at noon We'd
nesday to discuss the matters to be
presented at the meeting. Action will
be taken on these by the club.
The challenge from the Kiwanis
club for basketball game to be
played for the benefit of Christmas
baskets for the poor was read at the
directors meeting, and will be up to
the club tonight.
Civic interests of the organization
we're discussed and these will be fur
ther delved into at the regular meet
ing.
Members of the board and club
present at the luncheon were r. Nus
taum, w. Hibbard, r. G. Leeds. Harry
Oliver, j. H. Hill. H. r. Marlatt. Ray
Weisbrod, ]. Baker. Westcott Hanes.
Paul Beckett, E. X. Ouigg, E. n. Viii
son, Paul James and Leroy Hodge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Generous Robber Returns
$40 to Penniless Victim

STEUBENVILLE., O.. Dec. S.-Dan-
iel Ca BILE. a pottery worker, reported
to the police here last night that a
robber who held him up while he was
enroute to his home in a suburb, Of
fered to give him SO after the high
wayman discovered that he was PEN
niless.
Cable said that the robber leaped
upon him, overpowering him, and then
went through his pockets. Finding
no money, Gable said, the highway
man reached into his own pocket.
pulled out a roll of bills and offered
to give him $40, saying Here, broth
er, you need it worse than do" Ca
BILE said he was too surprised to take
the money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
COMMISSION EXPENSES
ARE TOLD BY WILSON

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-A special
message giving the complete expenses
of the American peace commission
during it's work abroad was trans
mitted to the senate today by Presi-
dent Wilson.
Total expenditures amounted to
S1,651. .19109 from Dec l. 1918 to Dec.
q, 1920. The amount actually paid out
was $1,703,712.06, but repayments and
gains in exchange reduced by
s52.52O.97.
Some of the larger items are:
Travel and subsistence S2S.442: sub
sistence S193.629; salaries, S2O0,S71:
wages and employees at Hotel Crillon
$131,507; rents S176,S53; food, hotel
and kitchen supplies, S2S3,56O; hired
and laundering of linen at hotel
s64 969: damage and loss of property
at TIE hotel, $125,S70.
Various missions to Russia. Ger
many. Poland, Turkey, Holland. and
Armenia cost S239.726. Purchase of
automobiles amounted to S14602, and
confidential expenses of presidential
party, $17,534.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
SOVIET MOVEMENT
SPREADS IN ARMENIA

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. s.-Re-
ports reaching this city declare the
war minister of Armenia has pro-
claimed a military dictatorship over
that country. He IS said to have
Joined Bolsheviki troops at Baku and
to be advancing toward Erivan, where
soviet government was proclaimed
Dec. 3.
Following the announcement that a
soviet government for Armenia had
been established council Of peoples
commissaries was constituted. 1t Is
composed of five members, including
two generals.
The communist movement Is report
ed to be spreading swiftly in Armenia
and outbreaks are said to have oc-
CURED in the region of Alexandropho1,
which is occupied by Turkish national
lists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
GERMAN spy ADMITS
SERVICE AS CAPTAIN
IN AMERICAN ARMY
(Rv Associated Press)


NEW YORK, Dec. SLAMS Willet,
alias Captain John A. Willars, COM
mander of Company I, 4Sth U. S.
Infantry during the war, was held in
Castle William, Governors Island, to-
day awaiting action by army officials
on a confession he is alleged to have
made to police detectives here yester-
day that he was a German spy.
Although he had been sought as a
deserter alleged to have absconded
soon after the armistice with $4,000
in company funds, his confession of
espionage came as complete sur
prise. Hugh j. Hannigan, former
lieutenant under his command, on
whose Identification Willet was ar
rested, said not a man under the cap
tain's command had ever suspected he
was a German sympathiZer.
Trained For Spy Work.
Willet said, according to the detec-
tives, that he was one of 800 cadets
who had trained in Germany and
were sent to this country to enlist in
the United States army. The scheme
he is alleged to have said, was for the
cadets to lead units of soldiers to
France and expose them in dangerous
position for slaughter.
Willet protested vigorously at first
that he was not the man sought for
desertion, but. after two other former
officers of his company corroborated
Hunnigan's Identification, he sank
down in chair and murmured: ::
you've got me-"
A few minutes later he became calm
and deliberate and said: Il have moth
ing to regret. 1t is just the fortunes
of war. Luck was against me and
I'll have to pay"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
HARDING, REFRESHED,
WORKS ON POLICIES
FOR ADMINISTRATION

MARION, O., Dec. S-With his re-
turn to Marion today from his vaca-
ton trip to the tropics, President-elect
Harding was ready to begin actual con-
structive work on the policies of the
coming administration.
In Washington during the last two
days he felt out opinions on many sub
jects and he let it be known today
that he was well pleased with the re-
suit. He told his friends that he be-
lieved his ideal Of party government
and common understanding had been
furthered by his talks with Republican
leaders in and out of congress and
that his canvass of sentiment regard
ing an association of nations had been
particularly encouraging.
The work done in Washington was
purely preliminary. however, and at
least some of the senators with whom
he discussed foreign affairs will come
to Marion later to take part in the
league conferences that are to begin
early next week.
Consultations Continue
Meantime consultations about Sc
lections for the cabinet will continue,
and it is not probable that the final
list of appointments to Mr.. Harding's S
official family will be complete be-
fore inauguration day.
During the remainder of the pres
ent week the president-elect plans to
devote his attention almost wholly to
correspondence that has accumulated
since he left for his vacation on Nov.
6. He also hopes to find opportunity
to make up on the golf links some of
the outdoor exercise he missed durin g
his voyage to Panama and his four
days of travel and conferences in Vir-
ginia and the capital.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Twenty are Injured
When Bus Ouerturns

NEW YORK, Dec. S-The driver of
a Fifth Avenue bus was killed and 20
persons injured when the vehicle
overturned at 10th street. The acci-
dent occurred when the bus swerved
sharply in an attempt to dodge a
truck.
Many wealthy women residing in
the vicinity helped in rendering first
aid Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney was
among those who arranged for remov-
al of the injured to hospitals in taxi
cabs and automobiles before the ar
rival of ambulances. Mrs. ]. F. FEEDER
turned her Fifth Avenue house into
an emergency hospital
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
LEAGUES MILITARY
SCOPE CONSIDERED
BY GENEVA MEETING

GENEVA, Dec S-Relations be-
tween the technical organizations of
the league of nations, as well as those
between the council and assembly,
were considered today by delegates to
the assembly meeting here.
1t was expected the discussion of the
scope and powers of the military, nav
al and aerial commission might de-
velop what connection it may have
with the leagues international force
that is being sent to supervise the pie
biscite in Lithuania.
On one occasion Lord Robert Cecil,
delegate from South Africa, referred
to this commission as staff. This
however, was distasteful
to many delegates who do not care to
encourage the idea of the militarization
of the league.
May Provoke Conflict
The possibility of conflict between
the league and the various powers
has arisen as a result of the decision
of the committee on admission of new
states respecting Albania and it is
likely to be discussed on the floor of
the assembly when that committee's s
report is considered. Lord Robert
Cecil has insisted stoutly that Albania
should be admitted to the league
Rene Viviani of France and Signor
Pagliano of Italy have opposed this
step on the ground that Albania has
not been recognized by any power
and that admission at this time might
interfere with national policies OF
some governments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Believe Snugglers Work
On American Vessel

GENEVA, Dec. S.-Search of the
steamer America upon its arrival here
yesterday revealed a quantity of to-
bacco. sugar and coffe, which, it is al
legged, was being handled by SNUG
glers.
In addition, the officers found 400,-
600 rubles in the custody of the wire
less operator. He declared the money
was not to be used for political pur-
poses. but belonged to spectators.
The money and goods have been
requestrated by the police.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Revision of the Tariff
Program is Begun
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec S.-Republican
members of the house ways and means
committee meeting today in executive
session to draft a program Of proceed
ure for the present session, decided
to begin hearings as soon as possible
with a view to revising the tariff.
Chairman Fordney said it also was
possible that the committee would un.
dertake hearings on tax revision.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Wilson Ans,yers Request
of Council of Nations

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-President
council of nations to name represent
atives to sit in consultative council
of nations on the commission studying
the reduction of armaments has been
prepared and will be forwarded today
it was announced at the State depart
ment.
Officials would not say whether the
President has accepted the invitation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Weather Forecast
Moore's Special Forecast


Although fair weather now prevails
movement of two storms over the far
west will cause a return to unsettled
weather by Friday, if not Thursday,
as the storm covers great territory.
For Indiana, by the United States
Weather eureau-Fair tonight, Thurs
day increasing cloudiness and warmer.
Temperatures Yesterday
Maximum .................. 80
Today
Noon ........... ......... ~
For Wayne County, by w. E. Moore
Fair tonight freezing or somewhat
below; Thursday increasing cloudi-
ness and rising temperature.
General Conditions-The unsettled
weather conditions over the central
states Monday and Tuesday caused by
the general Pacific coast rainstorm,
which crossed the states south of the
40th parallel, has given away to fair
weather, which now extends north to
southern Canada. Seasona bly, cold
weather prevails over the provinces
of Manitoba. Ontario and Quebec. 1t
is zero at Winnipeg. while a mild
wave covers western Canada. A ma XII
mum of so degrees above zero is re-
ported from Medicine Hat The third
Pacific coast storm within a week is
now crossing the Rocky Mountains,
while another storm has appeared
ovr western Canada and Montana.
Four inches of snow covers the Texas
panhandle. but as yet there is no Sc
we're cold weather in any portion of
the United States
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
British Government May
Irouire About De Valera

LONDON. Dec S-The British gov
ernment is considering whether it
will request the United States gov
ernment friendship to take official
notice of the anti-British activities in
America of Prof. Eamonn de Valera.
president Of the Irish republic, ac-
cording to a statement made today
by Andrew Bonar Law in the house
Of commons in response to questions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Cox Offers His Help
In Appointing Willis

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. S.-Governor
Cox today wired President-elect
Harding proffered his cooperation in
appointing Senator-elect Frank B.
Willis to fill the unexpired term of
Mr.. Harding in the senate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08

ROME, Dec. 8.-As soon as a def
mite agreement relative to Fiume is
reached by the Italian government
and Captain Gabrielle D'Annunzio, a
general election will be held in Fiume
for the formation of civil govern
,ment, it is said This regime would
would replace the existing military
administration, which has ruled the
city since the poet-soldier's forces first
occupied it.
Deputy Barrese. head of the Dan
nunzio cabinet, has arrived here to
carry on negotiations with the gov
ernment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Sugar Reaches LOU
Of 5.32 Cents Per Pound

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The sugar
market continued its downward trend
today with its centrifugal quoted at
532 cents per pound, the lowest price
of the season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-08
Italian Naval Submarine
Joins D'Annunzio Forces

TRIESTE, Dec. S.-Subma rine chas-
er No 6S, part of the Italian naval
force blockading Fiume, joined the
D'Annunzio forces today.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-10
WSomtana.
9ruffenifab tiJtaaenbe / Suite.

S~IuiltN'luu luluHtHut ! SHIte. -
SoIitiet / Butte meloer, at Sruffen.
ifabslaiten Ser bar pitt fig at bore /
forl,roligetlbe Siltagenbe. S 2sbet
af iioIte Sl,li Waaneb forefalot ser
iaalebes flere I~rreitationer for Splo
emo / nogen anben Waoneo iiben
Wontana blep tor for 90 Waaneoer
iioen.
Nnt ScrnieliesmibSel. s Rco
2ooge er flere Npnb blepne orreite-
rebe efter at babe brugt ct geri,iel-
lesmiobel, iom 8olitiet fpr life bar
baut noget &ienolfab til. Oct er ct
gr9nbepin, eienlpnlie bieumelapet,
men iaa fraitigt, at Ell lioen Dram
bpsier en- Warlo iiepn for minoit "a
elmer, ionrtioig iom Ser altio fan
bore Wllliebeo for, at ban olorig
poagner op igien.
Yrpbat WtiSoel. S,obn Guuoben
Butte melOeS at bape furtoet ct mt
Wtiboel til at befiGnlpe De beie Gri-
Ter paa observation-disclosures. Salt
fisbte ct Yar Sfo Tor i'm t4-aarige
Ssn, betalenoe $3.50 for Dem. Sri
ben minore emo ii Gage par Stoelle
uoilibt. Gauabep git oa ben og ilo-
tog Irreitorbre MOB Sfobanbleren.
9enne ifal iaa l,oen Yrlten babe Oh
bet Gallgbep ct mt Ear Sfo.
Stort Srrlailagcr 6rrmSt. $40
i,obreo forrige llge / Gomaro 90.
lans % Ben Senoerlons itore SrG-
laitlager ner Sablo, og goroitabler,
Der b9ffebe flere Icres, gif op /
Sucr. Senimoo Az Wiuion 500
SrGlalt Itreg meb, % Sabet iagbeS
at llaa op til $250,000. Ser iattes
200 Wtanb / Irbeibc meo at begr9n
lie Sloen og'9pnamit maatte onpen-
oes for at rebbe oct itore Sagbritg
% Sspleriet.
Wangel pea IrbeibslDit. Sra Se-
lena meloeS, at en- Strem al Sano,
ltrpgere iortioen bepGeer fla aien-
mem Montana, men De ipnes at lioe
al total Wangel paa @~rbeioslpit, %
Der torgi9pes bpbes goo Detailing al
6armerne. Ilene peo Selena funbe
800 Wano itrar iettes / grbeibe.
Sanoelsforeninsen Der bar / SItens
aptler aoerteret efter Irbeiosfolf,
men 'om oiteit meo Tibet llobntte.
| Sgiao Sritbebriiten liber, ibet Iaale.
oes Imerican Nfeltins & Gefinina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-10
Gn fpmiif Sitnatipn.

Gn fpniif Situatipn. Slpperne
Sarclo Near al Weblter Gitp % $.
6. Tapioion at Sort Dodge Tom her
ON Taeen nleb ct 2uftlfib til GIa.
rion, bpor De Ianbeoe libenfcr 8pen
% itrar %begpnote at eiere Sorretning
peb at ioretase Spitieninger meo
Tasiagerer. Ger bar foretaeet ctte
al bisie Opitienineer, lamtioie iom
ct baIpt Sunorebe Wenneifer bapbe
iamlet fig paa Glaoien, oa Sarme.
rem, iom eieoe @%runben, fom iptten-
De % ~forlangte en- meget bsi 8eta-
ling for 8ri,een. Slpperne erflere.
De, at De alto betalte for fig, % be
Boo Sarmeren en- Sum, iom De lpn-
ties bar tilitrpffelig, ba Der paa Ben
aabne Ylabs life bar noaen Mpling,
iom funoe b~eifabiges. Sarmeren err
flGrebe bog, of ben forlangte Gum
maatte betales, eller ban pil6e tage
2uftifibet Tom Tant. Shear iab I'M.
ser benne 9isfusiion peo Stprebilt-
LET, mebens Sapioion og Sarmeren
ftob peb Sioen al WaIfinen - ben
iioIte meo Saartoen paa ben for lige.
iom of aipe Iin Srubiel liot iterre
Gftertrpf. Otter en- fort Sios &i9.
gel, bporlrnber Slpperne paa en- goo
mooig Waabe tirrebe i'm lrimelige
arapmalb, pilffeoe Sapibion plllbie.
Zig Sarmeren tiliioe og boppebe op
/ Maifinen, iamtioig iom Near latte
Wotoren igong. Sarmeren bug fig
oog unber oenne Wa1tepre fait / 9a-
piolons enc Sen og fltlgte meb eiter
bpert iom Maifinen meb itigenbe
Start rulleoe benob Warfen. Siliiblt
CLAP BOG bette Gag for Sarmeren,
iom Dog oerpaa flamreoe Jig til Sar,
foitens Sale, eienipnlig fait beltemt
paa life at laoe tit 8ptte unoilippe.
Wtoifinen bapbe bog M foaet nofioa
gob 6art og beapnote laneiomt at
brpe Jig ira Warfen, og Sarmerell
inoiaa oa, at en- 2uftfart paa Sale.
itpffet piloe blipe ct libt bel popeligt
Soretagenoe, bporior ban / goo Sio
loo Jig bratte neb igien. Soriamlin.
gen bpleoe oe flappeoe al pilo ge.
eeiltring, oa 2uftifibet ntaieltatilf
ipingeoe iia opab, meoens Sarme.
rem noget ilitfsret forloo Glaoien.
Ger fortples, of benne iamme Wano
ltnber Glarions Sair flor bopbe eft
noget lignenoe Sammenitso meo
Slppere pna oen fannie aabne Elaos,
ioet ban forlanete $50 fa~ 8r,,gen
al @runoen. Den Gang bapbe BOG
Sarmeren ipiaet BEN bsieite 9rrmf
peb meo en- flor Communicating %
ct Spneelaas at binbe 2uftifibet. =
Ser fortGues M, at Slpperne Tas
oibion og Scar UNDER obennpbnte
Sammeniteb meo Sarmeren peb Gla.
rion panot Jig iaa mango 8enner, at
oe engagereoes til at optrGbe peo
&rigbts Gountps Sair, trobs at
aontraft meb andre Slppere lna fer
Big til at unoertegnes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-10
NorS Safota.

Mniat OcD SfDlcn / SruItmS. 9lrs
thur $. 9orgerIon, @rao,tent fra st.
OLAF College, er blepen aniat ionl
Erincipal peo Den foniolioereoe Sfo.
lie / Groiil,s. Wr. 9orgerion, bpis
Silent er / England, g. 0af., bill
aabne Sfolen Sen 20oe Septbr.
Stur Soricnoins al ltlS. Gen
~ltsrite SorienOing al lllo ira oerne
Del al Staten giorbes forrige llse
ira 9epils 2ofe, ioet Hamiep Count
tp @ool @romers gsiociation ienote
$4,000 Guno at bette slars Yroouft
til State @ool @rowers Isiociation
/ Sarge.
Observation-Disclosures / S~pcScageren
Sra Gasielton meloes, at tolp Menb,
Der arbeioebe meo Snobeitning al
Spebe paa George Soplers Sorm,
eiter Srore al 2eoere inben s. ~,
@., life alene neblagbe Mrbeioet,
men beaif @olosbanollnser, ser itan.
ieoe alt Snobeltmingsarbeioe pao
Sarmen. Ser blep nenllig al bier
9inber iiernet en- eller anoen liber
Gel, Der gioroe Waifincn inloltpn.
dig ~ubru9elig. WGnoene erboloi
10 Gents pr. Cine. Se gioroe Sor.
bring paa 81 pr. Gag.
Suser at iorelesses Solicit. 9el
oplpieS fra Statsiefret9rens &ontor
at foruoen ire fonltitiitionelle Imen
oementer bill lem me Spsrgsmaa'
iorel9sses Solicit til @~feierelie pei
Ssitpalgct. De ire Imenbementel
er Tom fslger: ct gipenbe &pinbe,
Stemmeret, ct ~foranOrenoe Napnet
paa Statens Reformifole neo Wan
oan til State Training Scbool, OF
enoelig ct ai,toriierenoe 2aan pat
Farmland al Sfolefono op til sc
Yrocent al SanbetS S9rbi. 8lano
De andre Spsrgsmaal er ct aneaaen
De Slptning al G%oiintpers &etsipbe
Solicit fan, iislge ben me COB ion
! altiaa foreliseer, peb alminoelis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-10

"spr 80 Sage iibcr eGer Iibt mere
beieSe lea tun 125 T1lro, men MI er
min @eet 145 3uuo, og SorIor uorete
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neItienbt "a bcit reipettcret Berger az
0es Wotnes, 2otpa. Or. Sranocs bar
paretaaet alt NsrIGsnineSdrbetoe ! Yes
IoiHes offsrtIise Sfoler / Be i'Nlte 10
Gdr.
"Sa manec al 2nrerne % eIeperne
ian fortrue big, boor forificltat nit llo@
ieenbe Ell iinen ieg beqnrbte at ta9t
5onIc;", ia8pe ban. Seq leo ar Sn@
nioeition cner IIet Soroeieiie al oGrlte
Sloas / 9ebet al iibite aar eIler mere,
% ieg bar oite iao irug % 'pimrnel, al
iee life tlinbc itau o~pretIt, for lite IT
taIe ON al eao, Sntet bialp mig. Sea
madttc tiIiiNit goo tiIieugs, % ieg for
blep Der / Here Tiger. StIiioit ooertalte
Ell Gen mig til at forioge SdnInc, og
lea har alorig feet eler Hert on no8et
Ilgnenoc. Set befriebe mig belt FOR
5noiseitton og latte mig itrar a SOB
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