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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-01
What to Do When Bilious.

Eat no meats and lightly of other
food. Take three of Chamberlain
Tablets to cleanse our your stom-
ach and tone up your liver. Do
this and within day or two you
should be feeling fine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-01

A teaspoonful of Herbine will
produce copious and purifying
bowel movement, improve appetite.
restore mental activity and a fine
feeling of vigor and cheerfulness.
Price, soc. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-01
Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, a clear skin and a
body full of youth and health may
be yours if you will keep your
system in order by taking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-01

NOTICE-The firm of Hilmer & Stewart
being taken over by T. b. Stewart and
having moved my office to 209 KorbeI
Block, am still specializing in all kinds
of concrete work. My equipment Is the
hest and service the quickest. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Phone 499. Stewart
Construction Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

bosom. then looked again toward
the mountains. Without prelimin-
airy or affectation or demurral she
began. I'm rather thrilling and more
deeply pitched tones TO recite these
lines:
The Georgia hills. the Georgia
hills,
Oh. heart. why dost thou pine?
Are not these sheltered lowlands fair
With mead and bloom and vine?
All as the slow paced river here
Broods on its natal rills
Ny spirit drifts, in longing sweet,
Back to the Georgia hills.
And through the close drawn. cur
tanned night
I steal on sleeps slow wings
Back to my hearts ease-slopes OF
pine
Where end my wandcrIngs
Oh, heaven seems nearer from their
tops
And farther earthly ills
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

turned her expressive eycs-still as
clear and unWorldlN as "a Child's--
upon the steep slopes that very
slowly were slipping past Very
fair and stately they looked i'm the
clear morning air. They seemed to
speak i'm familiar terms TO the re-
sponsivc spirit of Lorella. My ma
tive hills!' she murmured dreamily.
SEQ how the foliage drinks the sun
light from the hollows and dells."
Mrs. Blaylock's maiden days"
said the Colonel. Interpreting her
mood to j. Pickney Bloom. were
spent among the mountains Of
northern Georgia. Mountain air
and mountain scenery recall TO her
those days. Holly Springs, where VIC
have lived for twenty years. is low
and flat. l fear that she may have
suffered in health and spirits by SO
long a residence there. That is one
potent reason for the change we are
making. My dear. can you not re-
call those lines you wrOte-entitled
think. The Georgia Hnls'-the
poem that was so extensively copied
by the Southern press and praised so
highly by the Atlanta critics."
Mrs. BlayloCk turned a glance of
speaking tenderness upon the Col
onel. fingered for a moment the sill
yer curl that dropped upon her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

its whose mission IL is n make the
flowers grow. Perhaps. Mr.. Bloom
you have perused the lines of Lor-
ella, the Southern poetess. That is
the name above which Mrs. Blay-
lock has contributed 20 the press or
the South for many years"
Unfortunately" said Mr.. Bloom.
with sense OF the loss clearly writ
ten upon his frank face. I'm Ike
the ColOnel-in the walk making
business myself-and I haven't had
time even 10 take "A sniff at the flow
ers. Poetry is a line I never dealt
i'm. IL must be nice, though-quite
nice"
1T is the region" smiled Mrs.
Blaylock in which my soul dwells.
Ny shawl Peyton. If YOU please
the breeze comes "A little chilly from
yOn verdureG hills
The Colonel drew from the tail
pocket OF his coat a small shawl OF
knitted silk and laid il solicitously
a bout the shoulders Of the lady. Mrs.
Blaylock sighed Contentedly, ana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

Skyland before departing 20 other
salad fields. SkyIand was a regular
post-Offce. and the boat" Dixie
Belle under contract. delivered the
mail bag generally empty twice "A
week. There was a little business
there 10 be settled-the postmaster
was TO be paid off for his light but
lonely services. and the "inhabi-
tants' had 10 be furnished with an
other months homcly ratIons. as
per agreement. And then Skyland
would know J. Pickney Bloom no
more. The owners Of these precip-
itous barren. useless lots might
come and view the scene Of their
invested credulity. or they might
leave them 10 their At tenants. the
wild hog and the browsing deer. The
work Of the Skyland Real Estate
Co. was finished
The little steam boat Dixie Belle"
was about 10 shove off On her reg
Jldr up-the-lake trip. when a rich-
ETY. hired carriage ratified up 10 the
pier, and tall. elderly gentleman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

course. Mrs. Blaylock would not per
sorally serve behind the counter.
With the nearly three hundred dol
lars l have remaining 7 can manage
the building OF a house, by giving
lien on the lot. I have an old
friend in Atlanta who is a partner IN
a large book store. and he has
agreed 10 furnish me with a stock OF
goods on credit, on extremely easy
terms I am pleased 20 hone sir.
that Mrs. Blaylock's health and hap
piness viii be increased by the
cha nge OF locality. Already I fancy
l can perceive the return of those
roses that were once the hope and
despair Of Georgia cavaliers"
Again followed that wonderful
bow, as the Colonel lightly touched
the pale cheek OF the poetess. Mrs.
Blaylock. blushing like a girl. shook
her curl and gave the Colonel an
arch. reproving tap Secret OF eter-
nal youth-where art thou Every
second the answer Here.
here, here" Listen 10 thine own
heart-beats. . weary seeker after
external miracles
Those years. said Mrs. Blay-
lock. in Holly Springs were long.
long, long. But now is the promised
land in sight. Skyland,-a lovely
name"
Doubtless. said the Colonel. eve
shall be able to secude comfortable
accOmm at some modest ho-
tel at reasonable rates. our trunks
are at OkOchee. to be forwarded
when we shall have made permanent
arrangements.
j. Pinkney Bloom excused himself
went forward, and stood by the cap
tain at the wheel
Mac" SAID he. do YOU remem-
Der my telling YOU once that ] sold
one of those five hundred dollar lots
in Skyland p"
Seems 1 do" grinned Captain
MaCFarland
m not a coward, as genera
rule, went on the promoter. but /
always said that if I ever met the
sucker that bought that lot Ia run
like turkey. Now. you see that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

old babe-in- the-wood over there
Wen. he's the boy that drew the
prize. That was the only fve-hun-
dred-dollar lot that went The rest
ranged from ten dollars 10 two hun
dred. His wife writes poetry. Shes
invented one about the nigh grounds
Of Georgia. that's way up / c.
They're going to Skyland 90 open a
book store"
We'll" said mcfarland. with an
other grin, Its a good thing YOU are
along. J. p you can show EN-
around town until they begin 70 feel
az home
He's got three hundred dollars
left 10 build a house and store with. q"
went on J. Pinkney. as II he were
talking 70 himself And he thinks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

there's an opera house up there
Captain mcfarland released the
wheel long enough % give his leg
roEulsh slap.
You old fat rascal'' he chuckled
with q wink.
Mac. you're a fool. said j. Pink
ney Bloom. coldly He went back
and Joined the Blaylocks. where be
sat. less laxative. with that straight
furrow between his brows that ai-
ways stood as a signal Of schemes
being shaped within
There's a good many swindlea
connected with these booms' De
said presently. What if this SKY
land should turn out 20 be one
thar is. suppose u should be sort az
CONTINUED OK PAGE IA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

Even i'm dreams, il 7 may but
Dream OF MY Georgia hills.
The grass upon their orchard sides
Is fine couch to me;
The common note of each small
bird
Passes all minstrclsy.
IL would not seem so dread a thing
If, when the Reaper wills.
lie might come there and take my
hand
Up in the Georgia hills"
That's great stuff. ma'am." said
]. Pinkney Bloom. enthusiastically,
when the poetess had concluded. Il
wish I had looked up poetry more
than 1 have. l was raised ia the
pine hills myself"
"The mountains ever call &C. their
children" murmured Mrs. Blaylock.
II feel that life viii take on the
rosy hue of hope again in among
these beautiful hills. pcyton-d
little ste of the currant wine if
YOU Will be so good. The Journey,
though delightful i'm the extreme,
riightIy fatigues me-
Colonel BlayloCk against visited
the depths of his prolific coat. and
produced tightly corked. rough,
black bottle. Mr. Bloom was on his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
ECZ MA
CAN BE CURED
Free Proof To You

0 I c you : ree q Q.
n
n ayofth
As Port
h ding to their towns ernena bee
cured by this stm nee first ma ole pubhc
ernch
Ire 70 proves ye
ndyou n you ow ncas will b pFoof.
c. HUTZELL, Druggist, 1888
Name ... ....
Post ome. State
Stree, and No -
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15

E.. IL . r .
111tligens bill bp16e beo @eneralDol
get / Nobe111ber. Set a11tog &arafz
ter af en- oirefte Scamp melle1n De to
gan1le Hartier, BET &epubltfanife og
Den1ofrotilfe, 1ne6 9eattonforbnn6et
iom oct 1eoenbe @pdrgsmaal. 9fe%.
lltltatet bar Ell afgjort Seir for &e=
pub1ifonerre. @torbla6cne beretten
at l16foloet bar eu 0perraifelie for
,Bolititerne i1oen begge' Hortier. II.
&ogt Sig for usul6ater"= =Sbillblerc,
&rigs6eparten1entet bar uoTe,1ot,
en- M0barie1 moo 5btn6lere> lon1 op=
trp0er / a1nerifan1f @ltternr1if fornt
og gaar omfring og tigegr eller i11o-
fi116er fig paa &afeer> 5pi1elte0er og
/ &ote1forioorer / la1l6ets 1tprre 8D=
ct og fa1obpr @maoffrifter eller ot1=:
set It'll eSlrotegt for iaore6e @oloo=
teri. 9e cir Jig n6 for at bere az
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15

1ngnitre6e Sol6ater, ifienot 6et bar
@biit fig, at ale Sc, iom biotil ct Bit
orreiteret, iffe bar funnel fren1piie
tine Discharge Fapers" el1er anoet
8ebis for oeres Baaitano. 8aaoc
&rigSoepartementet og oe fteolige
&olitimpnoigbeoer bor foretot l1a=
0eripgelfer, bboraf fremgaar at iffc
clt cneife 9ollar er rno6tat for 1aa~
re6e So1oater be6 nogeu Wilit9r1eir
.eller Soipital fra oisie @etlere Mi=
1iterl1niform. Den bele Siggerbirf=
1on1beo> ipm 6ribes af Me1lo / Uni
form, fan 6erfor itetnp1es 1om Ell
frnf 5bi11be1 n1pntet paa Meornell11e
1fers @o6gidrel1be6 og Spn1pati for
1an6ets fieffe @ol6ater.
@t6ite &o1igres be6tog cit 2op on,
bbem iom er bercttiget til at bore
Mi1itnrurtform (Ebe 9fotiona1 De=
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15
@eie1,'eite @als,

S @iscoaitn bar oct @rimerbalg
afbigte l1ge me6 ct blan6et l16fal6
*Senator 2enroot bleb giennoni11e=
ret til 8orbunosienator moo SoneS
&bon1p}on. Gbonp1on bar Ga So
1ette= =Mot16 og en- ibrig &agne
blep f6rt for ba1n. Si1 @uberl16r
bleb Mr. 8Iaine non1ineret og bun
er ogia1s2o Tollette Mon6. Set fer
n6 til at Ga lo1lette enon1t er en
flor politift Gtprfe @isconlin.
Men ct &alg al 1angt mere polt-
tiff 8etDo11ing bleb bo16t / @taten
Maine / Man6ogs. &e6 bette 8alg
bar 2i1perne itroft langs @pgrgs-
mao1 al national @etD6ning, og 6er=
for aniaa man bette Gd1g forat bore
mere al ct Gtngerpeg paa .bpa6 1om
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15
Gpmneetie,tt ratifiterer.

2egis1ot1tren / @tatat @ol1necti-
cut ratificere6e &bt116e1temmerets=
9ln1en6enne11tet igaor.' Ga @ontec=
ticut er SEN 37te @tat til at rattfice.
re bette Mn1e116er1ent er Set life let1=
ecre Ebi1 on1 at &bi11befe1nlneret ct
Bit til en @irfe1igbe0 / bette >2ano,
ti1tro6s for 6en in61ifle0e 5ituati>
on font forefom n1e6 @enipn til &a=
ttifiiffatione11 Eennesiee. Sennesiee
er MT iff@1pngere n6opcnoig til oet=
te dmen6etnents ifrafttrG6en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15

ORDER LIMITING TIME go FILE CLAIMS
AND FOR HEARING THEREON
, Estate Of Oscar Engebretson. =
State of Minnesota. County of Otter Tail.
! Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Oscar iEiRe-
bretson, Decedent
Letters Of administration this day having been
granted to Arne Engebreteen.
It IS ordered. that the time within which all
sent claims against his estate IN this c;ss ''s]
and the same hereby is, limited. to thr aas -
9TH day of December. 1920, at 10 O'Clock A.. IA,
in the Probate Court Rooms at the Court Hpase
at Fergus Falls in said County, be. and the same
hereby is, fixed and appointed as the time and
place for hearing upon and the examination
adjustment and allowance of such claims as shaH
be presented within the time oforesaid.
LET notice hereof be given: by the publication
of this order in Fergus Falls Ugeblad as provided
by law,
Dated September 7th 1920:
: Court Seal ), E. Frankberg.
Judge of Probate.
First Publication Sept 18th 1920
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15
PROTECT your Chi1d-and

PROTECT your Child and
others. The beginning of school
brings coughs and colds to many
children. At the first sign Of a
cold it is well to give a child a
dose of Fo1ey's Honey and Tar
Compound, that safe, reliable
cough medicine. Mrs. J. B. Pluij
mers, 246 Autum St., Passaic, N
J., writes: "Foley's Honey and
Tar certainly j sthe best cough
and cold remedy I ever tried for
my little boy.' Children like it.
Good for cougs, colds, Group,
whooping cough, hay fever and
asthma.
Sold Everywhere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15
HOW one Women was helped.
Althea Walker. New River, Pa,

= HOW one women was helPed.
Althea Walker, New River, Pa.
writes: 0*fI have been troubled
with weak. Kidneys for two years
T. took Foley Kidney Pills and.
they helped me fine. I rest fine
allnight and now have no trouble
with my kidneys. When the kid
neys do: not properly do their:
work, acids and poisons left ii
tie system cause weak and lame
back, dizziness, puffiness under.
eyes, swollen ankles s = and joints.
aches, pains, soreness and rl1eu,I--
matte pains, Foley Kidney Pills
4 have given relief # to thousands
ct men and women &. {. : ...s. d.
sod Eyerypllle !, +. !. {.
III i y
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15
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Irubber &eIe. eisfe er efitra nasr.
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bar ifbites @msaae Gienitanb for en-
iterfti1et DberrafHfel1e og Win6efelt,
eaer Nffeosfeft. beb BaH. SborFons
@ommerbolie be61 Sen M}ile 2ate /
&olpn of $1tnn.Ii.; =. aaifd:7fttor aad7tor @tabaos,
Der tt16H1 ,tpGg bsbienfe ct aa1o beb
@fHSbsro, 81. 9ah., bur befllttet at
u66anne fig foR1 Miis f1finn@r og reite
til Mabas4Har. @1 u1nne6e 6on
bar tt1Fe6e be6 6enne Seit-MnleS~
ming oq Dasaa 5leo gior4 1atn6efuIo
neb Saler oe @ans eg .ieeia1 0a,-
gang. Blanbt benz fom talte bar Dr..
s. a.. Sburfon fra M{bbh, 9r. 8. g:
paullon, Tereus @als oa Student q
g}elfon fra @ranb 'Forfs. 8. u. 4as
gen lebebe Brp9rantn,et.
-,G. g. &iSser> General Seasta-
ger for 0Har xai1 %otser So. hsri
@Den> b1ep frbsta1is faxbraxht TO-
ife Gse6agsarersen % bar fiber fta
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A1telfe Gilitn1tS og BET er enbx1t iee
fffaert on1 ban fdn fon1tne ener eet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15
CITATION FOR HEARIE ON FINAL AC
03ENT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION
State of Minnesota, CnuSfy of Otter Tail
In Probate, CStlrt.

State of Minnesota, CauSty of Otter Tail
|, In Probate. Court.
T! In the matter of the estate of Mart1e
Sletvold. Decedent. .. ::.t
F The state Of Minnesota te all persons intesseted
in the final account and distribution of the estate
Of said decedent:, The, representative' of The
above named decedent, having filed in this court
his final account Of the administration of the ess
tate Of said decedent together with bis pet8ion
praying for the adjustment and allowance of said
final account and for distribution of the residse
of said estate to the persons hereunto entfthed;
Therefore you and each Of you. are hereby cited
and required to show cause. if any you have. be-
fore this court at the probate court rooms in the
court house, in the city Of Fergus Falls: IN the II
lIth day Of October,le20. at foo'clock A. NJ. or
as soon thereafter. as said matter can be heard.
wig said petition should not be granted; and that
this Citation be served by tie blicatioa the?e
citation at least IA days before said day Of hecr-
ing to each Of the heirs Of said decedent Whose
names and addresses are known and appear from
the files Of this court. -.
7 Witness, the Judge Of said Court. this 9TH day
|of Sept A. D. 1920. '~... 80, = d:
|:Seal Of Probate Cou1t E. Frankberg.
- Judge Of Probate.
First Publication Sept. 18th /
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15

80 <
fence Mct) og 11tber bbtlfe somif teen
oigbeoer Uniform ffp1 ]: beres: 'Disie
Hggere ! Uniform flyer &rigso oep'ars
tenentet, obertr9oer aoben og fan
ftraHes rneb itr6ttl 800 Collars !
Wenlft eller 6p1gfelitraff iittotn s
Maoneber eller begges Dele. &rigsoez
partelnel1tet gbr alt sbba6 Ser faar
/ 6ets Whgt for at faa l1beienet u6=
rDb6et, og BET ann1ooer alle> gobc
9orgere ONT life at op1nlttttre 6isIe
~@ol6ater" =9binblere peo at gi 6e1n
noget- eller fiebe t1oget&.af Dem. J..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15
-MeinboI0 S. Whttleltaot, fon1

-Meirbol0 S. @3ittleita6t> fom
Dor paa @rals Sarmea1 &olpn al
0rtpel1> fon1 frpgteItg tilfa6e unz
Ser &reff11ing fi6ite sEorsoog. @an
bo6be Spfbn me6 @eporatoren ii
cir Ereiferig og ion.boa: bar ifero
1ne6 at {ptte paa ct ge1te bleb bal1s
&leoer begtet fait. til Malftneriet
paa en- eIler o116e11 Maa6e og ban
bleb llcngt n1o6 @eparatoren 1ao
bp1o1on1t at @1oel of bans Mniigtz
ben bleb fnl1It og bans enc Mrm
og7aa bleb on1trent flluft. San blep
bragt til >@pen og bar 1ioen ligget /
p6erit ooorlig Torfatring, 1ao Der
el1onn ct Gbil on baa1 fan 1ebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-15
fergus falls % Dn,esiti.

fergus falls % Dnte9tl.
/: .: = Otter Eail County fit anoen
@ris for iin erebibit beo @tatsuo.
ftiIingen- iaar. T.. u 80 :. :.
Z Dnttes - en- spQtig 8ieneaepi9e
fOr almtnbeliot Qusarbeibe -. r.
~ Mrs. *@. 8. @inbfor. :,
Or. 40. @au1fon ba6be afoig-
te l1ge beieg Of en- gananel befien6t
5orretningsman6, &; g. &ermanion
fra &bler, Mi11t1. ',...,.-- u. =,
-@eo @i6e1t al ferift @ie6> fel.
ger leg ogioa So't Eorff oy 5alt
@il6. Ereo6ore seSo511ion Meot Mar-
fet.
.-Mr. og @Srs. &o1Ief 0l(on fra
@eparf, sSyll., er nut reit til 8arnes-
bile og &bief 9fiber Soils forat be-.
iege 6erboen6e @legtninge.
-Sobn S. @etber / &otpn al 0s-
cor> TOM 2gr6ags tilbage fra @tats
toitilingen og iar1ti6ig ct 8eigg til
fin Sur og @eiter 0itra11oer, Minn
-&bermometret gift op til o1n-
firing 80 Grader Man6ags og /
gaar, iaa bt bar babt rigttg Cont.
n1erbe6e.
Str. og MrS. gilbert 2arion fra
Minneapolis, bar beri 8petr igoar
paa @iennemreiie til @eifpHen.
Mrs:: 2orfon er en- @6iter af Mrs:
8. 81. 2eborfon bert @Den.
--eSSobn 6. ssSobnio1t fra Sotpn al
@ber6rup> 70 gar gantne1> bleb
erat11ineret / Shf fteretten ber igaor,
flt116en @in6sibag og fe16t til @tats
alplet.
-9S5rgf11erne aRatie. @ogIo % &ena
0fsneis berfr bett reiite igaar
poa Sur til BeiiHthftet1.s 11nbefbeis
bill oe beidee @tagtntuaei @otpers:
2ofe> @. 9ut. Ss==:.: !. :
-Mi1s Gertrude $bfernenlt1t berfro
@pen og Tbe4ss: sSobnfon fra G6mon'
ton, gano6a bleb egtepiet ber ftate
Sns6og be6 @a1tor glbisafer. Sc
bill bolette Jig / Canada.
-@11 &lapperilange bleb orebt in
ben 81grenien / 8ott1e Safe afpigtc
l1ge. @fan tror, at BEN bar fluppet
fra en- Garntbal, fon1 nDlig bar
BDen.
slopofat Sans &an1pn fra 8olp
bells, ge. Daf., bar beret fer nogle
9age / @eigg bos fin @o6er> M}rs.
aluguHa @onfon og iin 8ro6er> Ta>
flor @ao1ep &anion.
-Baitor 6. .. 2nn6 fra ct. @e=
ter ionu nDlig b1eb fa16t til ~raft for
Sen ipenif 1utb. &irfe ber og @li5a>
betb> bar a11toget &a16et og bill flptte
bio / 9}oben1ber.
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og bill fortiette paa Sre6ag og 26r-
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til en go6 l16Ht1ling Ser bette Mar,
og @pgnirgen bill antage1ig b1i go6.
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moo 80 Mar ga1n1nel.
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fuIgt al 2pn % Eor6en og er1el
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