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Education Association
Convention, Nov. 27.2S-29

Huron, Nov. S.-Among the features
of the annual convention of the South
Dakota Education association, to be
held in Pierre on Noyember q, %, and
20, will be the governors reception
at the state capitol building, with
refreshments served by the ladies of
the capitol, according to an announce
ment made here today. The reception
will be held Monday evening following
the regular program of the conven-
ton.
Another feature of the day will be
the pageant at ten o'clock Monday
morning. This will be a portrayal by
a large number of children and u
people of "The First Thanksgiving
Day in America" and will be con-
Quoted by Miss Hazel Ulrey and Miss
Reva Russell, Pierre members of the
Education association.
On Tuesday evening the city of
Pierre will furnish for the entertain
ment OF the delegates a concert by
Lawrence Murphy, tenor, of the Me-
tropolitan Opera company of New
York.
The regular program for the con-
vention is being made up by officers
of the association, and a tentative
schedule of events is expected to be
announced within the next several
days by A. H. Seymour of the North
ern Normal and Industrial School of
Aberdeen, secretary of the association.
Pierre is making many preparations
for the entertainment of visitors and
delegates, and beds for 1000 guests
have been assured by hotels and
homes of the city. AS a safety meas
ure, sleeping cars will be parked in
the railroad yards and will take care
of any possible overflow, according
to association officials.
In order to accommodate the large
number expected, the auditorium has
been fitted with a seating capacity of
1000 to care for those attending the
convention sessions and entertain
ments.
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the nations parties to the Conference,
we have made war more difficult and
less j~ustifable for all nations. and
nave given a new assurance to those
who desire and hope for the future
peace Of the world.
The present administration has
given not only actual and practical
expression of its desire for peace, 1t
a gone to the extreme limit In the
reduction OF its military establish.
ment.
We are "scrapping" our Navy down
to the treaty standard, by which the
United States must limit it's tonnage
to $4,000; Great Britain 525, 900;
Japan S15, 1000; France $4,000; and
Italy, ITS, 900.
We have reduced our annual war ex-
p%enditures Of over $40, 200, OOO, 900 to
about $500, 100000 and are making
further reductions every year.
The last administration refused to
end the war with Germany for over
W years after the Armistice was
signed, except upon acceptance OF the
Versailles treaty with the League Gov.
enant. The present administration
made peace with Germany without dc,
lay and without surrender of any right
the United States had acquired by its
participation in the war.
The United States will not be an
isolated nation under Republican ad.
ministrations. But 1t will be the con.
tinued policy of the Republican party
to keep the United States to its tradi.
tional policy so as to prevent entan.
clement in the mazes of conflicting
interests, territorial quarrels, religious
hatreds, and race jealousies which
have afflicted Europe for more than a
thousand years. The peace-loving peo,
pie of America will do we'll to main.
tain that policy, and to support that
party which not only desires peace
but takes practical measures to OBJ
tain it; which Is not afraid to propose
and effect reductions of our own Army,
Navy and armament in order to induce
other nations to do likewise; and
which viii not be swerved from its
policy and purpose by any chimerical
scheme, or by any ambitious or sordid
lust for power.
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Republican Administration
Promotes World Peace
Plans
Maintains Vigorous American Policy,
Avoids Foreign Entanslements and
Achieves Great Practical Re-
suits for World Peace.
U. g. REPRESENTATIVE HORACE ~owSER \
IOWA, CHAIRMAN HOUSE e TEE \
ON INsULAR Arr y

The people OF the United States earn
estly desire peace. The last admin
istration, with an insistence that
would not consider any method OF Sc
curing the peaceful settlement OF In
ternational disputes except the League
OF Nations, went out Of power largely
because OF that fact. The people saw
in that scheme an assurance of furth-
er wars rather than a reasonable plan
for the encouragement and prevention
of wars.
The present administration with rare
wisdom undertook to secure concrete
and definite International agreements
which would result in diminishing the
probability OF future wars by limiting
the armament Of those nations whose
competitive strife could only result in
future wars. Accordingly, the Presi.
dent called a Conference to meet at
Washington to consider the limitation
of armament and to make such settle
ments and agreements especially with
regard to the Pacific and adjoining
te 'ritory as would determine existing
disputes and remove causes OF future
discord.
Judged by practical results the
Washington Conference was the great
est actual achievement In the cause
Of peace ever accomplished. 1t Sc
cured a treaty agreement by the FIVE
great maritime powers for a definite
limitation OF naval armament. II Sc
cured a definite agreement regarding
the use of submarines and noxious
gases in warfare. 1t secured by the
four-pact treaty an agreement fixing
the status, defining the rights, and
limiting the building and enlarging Of
Notifications and naval bases on the
Pacific. 1t secured a confirmation by
nine OF the great nations Immediately
concerned of the open Door" policy,
and agreements that will prevent the
future exploitation Of China. II Sc
cured the withdrawal Of Japan from
Shantung and Siberia, and an agree
ment with Japan defining and confirm
ing American rights in the island Of
zap.
Through these agreements, which
are being actually carried into effect
by the contra citing nations, we have
greatly reduced the war burdens Of
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LYRICS OF LIFE
by DOUGLAS MALLoCH|
HEART WEATHER.

CKIEs are not always amethyst,
-, And stars are lost In midnight
mist,
The sun IL curtained by the rain,
Day has its darkness, night It's pain:
And yet the hill the sun has kissed
know shall feel his kiss again.
We do not ask perfection OF
The earth below. the skies above;
They have their moments that are
drear,
And winter to every year
We ask Il but Of those we love,
Perfection only Of the dear.
Hearts have their weather. every
heart
We do not live with perfect art.
Hearts have their time the thunders
roll,
Their little tempests Of the soul.
But soon the tempest shall depart
And leave affections aureole.
You who are patient with the skies
When suns go down and storms arise,
Re patient In the time Of stress.
The tempest meet with tenderness.
Love must be patient, must be wise
The sun obscured shines o m the
tcopyrisht.)
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~ ~ my frien's leetle keed come
home from da school other day
feela pretty tough. He cry lika
devil and tella hees papa he have
trouble weeth da teach.
You know my frien Gala dat keed
Tony for da name. So when da leetie
son-of-a-gun come home, weeth cry
cen da eyes da olda man tella heem,
"Wot's matter, Tony, you no be gooda
boy cen da school. Wat for you hava
trouble weeth da teachl"
But Tony ees smarta keed ALA
right. He was no born lasa week. He
tella hees olda man he no do soma
ting cen da school only talk leetle bit.
He say tree, four time he play da
hook, too, but he NJ getta trouble for
dat. He say da teach raisa devil only
when he talka too mooch.
Righta Queeck my frien getta sore.
He tella me when dat keed vas ieetle
shaver everybody teacha heem how
say somating. When he could say
mamma" and papa" and some other
ting he was conseeder pretty smarta
keed.
Da olda man say when da keed get
IA leetle beeger he senda heem cen da
school for learna speaka da Engleesh
good. He say he wanta dat keed
learna plenta talk SO can maka plenta
money wien he getta beega man.
But when da keed talk leetle bit cen
da school he say he hava trouble
weeth da teach. He tella bees papa
cen da school he no can speaka one
ting only when raisa da hand and
getta permish.
My frien writa letter for da teach
and tella her she DUNNO .somating yer
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Amenities Of a Byoons Day.

A lady reader sends US this morsel
Of old-time humor:
1t happened in grandma's day that
a young lady at a party lost her glove.
The finder was a wealthy old bachelor
named Page, and he returned 1t to
her with the following note:
"If from your glove you take the
letter g. that glove is love, and that
I have for thee"
To this the young lady replied:
III from your name you take the let
ter p then Page Is age, and that
won't do for me."-Boston Transcript.
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Trains Blocked By Three
Foot Snow AT Deadwood

Deadwood, Nov. 6.-Nearly three
feet of snow fell here in less than "a
hours yesterday, completely pa~ralyz-
ing traffic and communication with
the outside world for a time. Trains
on the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road we're blockaded by the heavy
drifts. The passenger train from the
south on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad finally came in at a
late hour last night.
Today the storm is over and the sun
is shining. Old residents here say
this was the most severe snow storm
which has visited the Black Hills at
this time of year
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mooch. He say when hees Reed was
leetle eef he maka talk he was cute,
And when he 60 cen da school he ees
tough guy eef he talk. My frien say
he dunno how hees keed ran getta da
educash or learna speaka da Engleesh
eef he gotta keepa da mouth shut.
And believe me l gotta sama idee as
my frien.
Wot you tink7
(copyright)
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Fast.

us this a fast trainT the salesman
asked the conductor.
"Of course, II H." was the reply.
Il thought II was. Would you mind
my getting out to see what Il ID fast
tor"-From Sonora Bell
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

The Halloween party given at the
opera house Friday night by Mes
danes S. V. Christ, 4. f. Waite, Z. II.
Wilson and s. r. Wallis was largely
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WOMAN'S CLUB
Bard.

Ddiu.
Music.
Current Events.
Sketch of Frances z. willard
----Elizabeth Wiley
Booth Tarkington--Emma Coquillette
Review OF Hamsun's Growth Of
the Soil"------May p. Christ
Roll Call-Humorous quotations.
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A AGO
FROM PRESS FILES NOV. 6, 1902

Charley Carroll and Harlan Bush
field returned to college at Mime
apolis yesterday morning.
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SOCIETY NOTES

Mrs. Curtis Farmer was hostess to
sixteen guests at Bridge Wednesday
afternoon, in honor of her guest Mrs.
F.. A. Benjamin, of Danville, Ill.
Bridge was enjoyed during the after
noon and a delightful luncheon served
to the guests.
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attended and a very successful social

Miller has no football excitement,
but the boys have q little sport when
election day comes. About 20 young
sters were on the street Tuesday ev-
ening. coaxing the candidates to scat
ter pennies among them.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01

q. Sat, % boiotte Jig pda ct "5omes
Iteab". Sc bar boot 8 Barn, 6borai 8
er osbe. III De eieuleuenbe 6 bar be 4
tiIitepe peb Soften.
9i9e eiter @uSstieneiten Senode
Den ODE SuIt bIeo Saitor 6. q. Chimes
rteb SnmiIie BED en- al Reniebeoens
GIbite, Str. s. So6niou, euitet b~iertelig
peltomrteu / 8ilion lut6erIfe Rcuigbco
liant o~uerratt en- iterre Seugegaoe fra
9eni9heoen, bnilfet ifuIbe bore til SiGIp
neb aisb af Autpnobil. Gfterpad bar
ben tore S%oriomltng inbblibt III at ipiie
geiboae / airtens Sorlor, hpor &otnberue
boube iereet for at De beoite Jfetter bleh
i~eroeret. "a iaa Yreiten iibitIeSen Ssns
Dag tom bieul fra neutrality-suspicious.
iteu / 8iIiou Reuigbeb, iauot ban iaapeI
Sreite9aarben Tom &reitc9oarSstunet
ntpIorenbe al Teuuefer. Set bar 3ious
Weni9beo iout paa beunc Raaoe oilbe
aiIG98e line Sreitcfolt SeIe9 for at suIte
Dem ct b~ierteIig @eIton,mcu i6ldnot Jig.
90 naar 3iouS Ieniobeb aTIaeoe Seieg
Den Sag, bar Oct life blot / Orb BEN oiloe
untrpftc line SpIelier. men usiaa / 8iers
Ringer. Sorubeu De rar9e m%ebbroete %
pelfplote IdSfirre, Der Tt Ell retfrroig
@ebaupIire, gar 9tcui96coens Gor Here
Rimere tiIbeoite. oe en- al ReuieheScrs
Glbite, gtr. &. gleeen. boIbt en- oatfer
Sale % ooerrdtte paa 3tous Yteui9teos
@eeue en- 8asIe meb Seree. Heiultatet
al iaaoeb billions iom Siors Rentebebs
SbcrraifeI1esieit poa fine @reitefnlt bar
lat Nreiten iitano iii at fisre ruubt / 1T
Salo I en- Sebnn.
- @oipiu q. Ranu. teoloetit Sduoibot
fra 2iither tepI. Seminar, bleu Ssnodg
ben CITE Nieltit / Hice 9ate &trte. @is.,
uf Sprntanb Or. $. q. Stub proiueret
iii Sieraurspreit / @obile, Mabamu.
r ben bsitibeliee Saubliue oeltos Sr.
/; @sctntou, Yaitprcrne Soib, Soditao,
: Roro, gitIanS % Stebets SreIt, Soitor
: Srdnforb. @oiptu Nicolai Susebrttticu
9iapn cr fcot / Staponser, Noroe, Den
17oe STARTS 1895 al Sorplbreuc Ole
@icrtiu Snoebriftieu Hanuanser % Sus
tim Ntarie, fpbt Spbnier. gan blep bebt
fort Sio efter SeoieIeu oe fouirmeret
1909. Gin Stoleubbarnelie III ban iubs
| til 15~sgursaIScreu peb S~taponeer Sps
), Sfoler, % fortiatte i'm Sfolsearg / Ser
gen. Set bar hans SorGIbres % irrlia
hans tirre Nors guitc, at ban 'tulee foo
: en- oob %llboauuelic; men iaa bsbe Norcn
t % hans SorGIbres Emile ppipIotes life
; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bleo iaaoanue, at bar
: Iuttebe StoIeeargeu, brps hiemmefra cf
reiite tiliiss. timber Sri8en tpn bar
efter at bape lpitaoet mango Strababiei
til Nmcrita. Geo Spboloet Der b~eitenrtt
= ban zig eiter mduaes Spfororing I'll a
= aau til Gcb @ing Seminars Sorberebel'
Is iesfurius for YrcitcIfoIeu. Iaret cite
e fpm han til 9utber teoIoaiife Seminar
Il ct. 8all, bporfra ban 9rapnerebe Del
II 26be Neai 3. u. Sau bar MI mootage
aaIb fra ben norite Sismauosmisiion n
at betiene Statipncu / Robile, Ilabanta
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01
Ktrfeltee Uvheoer.

- Sditpr NiIs SaIoorIen nf Sritirfeu
itaI reiIe ct Gar Iaaueber | Yeniiouss
forenineeus Suteresie.
- @nIea e. SAT- MISUNDERSTANDING
% Saustor aap $50 til Eiseifpleu | aina
til Winoe ON ufbebe 8utb Nprpolb.
- Yaitor q. 8. Hpeper. Niuot, 81.
SAT, bar nplie neb Iusuitnno Sbeolos
eicaI Seninarn, Iocf Sslaub, Suiuois,
iuInbprbet 9. S.s@rabeu.
- @altpr 6. II. Sapc meIbes at p9re
ubtraobt fra ber uorits Ilttberife 8irfe %
at bare eaoet irb / ben norife Spnpbe
&aitor Sape er WisiionGr / GataI, Spr
Ifrifa.
- 9aIt. 8. q. @eree, @perett, Waib.
bar / CONNER beieet line tibIieere Nes
niehebcr peb Suipppb, Soma, bpor bar
bar 8reit / ca. 80 aar. Ssr han brce
til apiteu iaiteu, boIbt MAJ 6eit for iir
aomIc Yreit % oo~erraite bam ell @apc
SonmerifoIe for @eriter inber
Rpctp Wountaiu Siitrift bleo bolbt bel
InitaIternc / Gpcitr b'GIeue, Sbabo, iibitt
l1ae / SrIi. Srof.~g. SIR. Sobuieu aat
en- Rpffe Sprsbrag. en- Sommerifolc fol
G~eitfpitens Sreiter bplbeS pgiad | Earf
Lamb. @aib., fra 2soe Gueuit til 1it'
September.
Ieni9beoeu / Oct. sterling, 8is.
@ait. g. q. SboIlebaias &alb, bar nplit
Iat iitauo SirfeuS "Saicment" til ct So,
Itenbe al nGitcn $4,000. Ssubag Del
8Ote Suli bolbtes Seftlisbeb Der / Gulcb
niue af, at man ba fliube taee | BRIG DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01

bill babe oct llblGg og arbeibe at
"iprop". Sboo ben Sing anguar,
blir oct pPrre glor for Mar.
- ut Spnaflebere ener "2iebtnine
Robs", iom err opiot ret, beifptter, er
MI Solf fleit enige ON. So~riifrin9s.
fomponicrne iiGr bar goo Gro ON
2pnaflcocre.
8eb Snbiau Seao Experiment
Citation, Saif., Canada, bor man nm.
oct no, of WaiSeniilogc or liot beore
Sober for Ytelfefuer chs "Sun.
Homer" -gniiIaee. Oilers 'pnes iibit.
nGpnte @niiIagc t cnbper Scnieenbc
at bore icnngob meo NaiseniiIage
9ette er pGro at pioc Tor Solf, oer
Dor t Ggnc, bpor "SunilpwerS" iloo,
meeet beore til Iar ON al,oct emf
Waiien.
Spem ifitIbe ba tGnft, at Bi
omen o~priuoeltg fom fra Sibtrten
Sen fom berfra I'll China paa &riit
Eib omtrent, tiger Gbtueierne. Ser
for er bet botoniife Waon o9iat
"@epnn G~hincniiS" ener "8conp Il
bilora". SroSs oct fibitc Iupn iful
De antpbe, at oct bar Ell bbib @lomii
bar bog 9rofesior Sarieu berettet, q
han bit oppe neb Imoor Gloen fanb
baabe robe % blegrsbe Bioner. :
Sopan bar ser anerebe I Iaret co.
organiieret "8iunielifaber". Saao
Sapmernc og Gbineierne er 9lom
iterelifere | hst 8rab. Wen = n
er set Itrar bsn rette Sio at plant
Ell Hionrob euer to - en- rsb o. e
bptb I. Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01

Gggere al bpis man life bar oln1ir'
belig COB Spffe meb 8pqingerne og
faar til en- llnebersfIof, Der er iaa
nogenlunle, bpao ben bitroe bore.
Waor De life bar pastel fin &iige'
maifin og "9roober" forinarlig goot,
life bar pastel Gpaineerne ret eaer
einet Dem rette SlaeS Gsbe t ret Gio,
life bar isrget for friift, rent @ano
at brittle til enbpcr Tib = fort iogt
life rsgtet Dem ret, bill De cnooa
legee Sfplben paa nosen anoen euer
roaet aubet eub its ieIp, bits ling.
hsnSIoffen life fommer iad goot no,
iom man fllnbe ba snifet! 8aar bet
it,noom life iaa aobt, iom oi pentcoe,
uleb Dor Spnieabl, er bet NOT | Siege
len Dor cgen Sell. Nt fsoe op eli
Slot enifpGrbise ltngbsnS err lettcre
iagt END giort. Surmere | Ilmtnoe'
ligbeb er ogioa for meget optdgne
meo t0t andre cling til at funnc
bripe noget pibere meb at aole ling.
ben5. Set err NOT Sarmerens Sultru,
BET melt fommer an paa, ON bet ital
lpffes meb Ssnieapl. Sun bar fer
ifilt aommanbo ODER Dstrene % oe
minore Barn ogiaa, om Der er loo
bonne | Samilien. Selo Smaupigel
% Smaagl,tter fan burtigt lore iif
iii at bli ganife finite I'll at lie eftel
meb Sons % apaineer, naar De peo
at en- Wooers aorpaague Zine felge,
Dem unoer arbeioet. Slist err gol
Sfole for 8arn.
Sort og epot err oct pnt at gisre a
rsgte % fobre aputnger % kingdoms
Iia, at De belle Sioen oorer % no
pifler iig paa en- snifperbig Maaoe
Wers man fobrer ppnorenoe ling
bsns, bsr man altib biiife paa, a
: Ssben iflllbe inoebeloe De Waetrialer
bporaf Ell fraftig, pelformet 8rof
apSt uopifleoe Sr9aner % en- tier
&onititi,tiou fan bpggeS op. Spi
mou life tRnfer oper bette, men
apunaerne er / Spperten, % gipe
Dem rette Slags 5sbe og 9ebanolinf
1 bill BET intet game, ON man en'tel
at man bapbe giort oct, naar oct i
mere bier Jig, of ems SsuS life ia
4 aonititlition til at fllnne boloe no 0
t Ipgge g@g, iom De bilrhe og funoe }
giort.
Spsorenbe ltngbsns ifuloe
@rsn, tor Serpe eler "Waib", II
Welf ener Siernemelf, "8rsniager
on Sano. 9e ifuloe faa baabe Orr
e oa tor Ssrpe / "SopperS", iaa bp'
'e enfelt al Si,sleue fam foo alt, De bt
r 2pIt paa, iannt oltib pibe, bpor Der
mer Ssoe at finoe, naar De igien bl
If iultne. 81 har ale, iom bar "itel
5 SONS, Iagt Nerfe til, bporban .
aoar, naor hi boanbfobrer en- 81
opporenoe llngbsns. Naar man ga'
us ON Morgenen for at fobre Der
'r penter De ale iamn1en paa at flill1
/. eoe iig mptte paa @rpit. 90 bet
I" iuit, bbao De gisr. 9e 9ber Jig !
10 Sait iaa mptte, at De ilet life ia
e.. nogen 2pit til at eaa no for at ipar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-01
0Spab CT 8riIenS 5ib pGrb?"

Ger er bel lorbolosDis foa Sarner.
o,ttter, ionl life ell o. alloen Gang
iplte llpilie MOB Griien, Oelule 5ar-
mems altfor oite | Sple og Smlbs
ia boItreloe "S%cabenger", mener ct
sormerblao. 9elme llbilie ifrep fig
rin1eliapis / De fleite EilfaIoer ira
piSie Eing, iom minoeoe ON itbeba.
ocliat arbeibe. Se Gutter fleit lifer
fife at Itene @riier, blanbe iammen
"S,pia" % @rpn 90 &~ieffelaffalo
m, M, ialnt efterpaa eipre rent /
epineItien, rebe op Seize for @riiene,
oni0e Dem ino meb en-. ener anoen
Sloas 2uicialpe, iamt itunoom bof.
tere benz for Sniie, Srm % anhen
Sranfebom.
gaa Sorme fleit bapbe ben berpg-
tpbe "Suia Barrel" en- iait, iiffer
SLABS. Gen bar nGiten etableret ionl
pr foit SSnititution, "Smin" Ssnoen.
poo be Tarune, bpor Gpineapl oreneS
ION en- Slags 8iforretning. Set er
forIfe eft iiffert 8ienOetegn poa ell
orunbia Sarmer, at ban uofsrer Bette
~ubebaaclige Spineitel noen at laoe iig
mrrfe meo, at ban betraater bet
CLAUS Irbeibe iom nbebageligt; men
bpiB Sanobeben inorsmmes, iaa er
bel life enbnli BEN Wano isbt. Tom
betroater Spineitel lon ct snifeiigt,
bebaaeligt Irbeibe. Gutter iipr lifer
life at Itene @riie paa ben gamle
Naooben, naar ser er I~nle0ning til
Of dibre set beore paa Ell noget anoen
gi5. Snoenfpr "Maisbeltet" felger
man mere o. mer letptnote Wetober.
Ga Mais Der er Den fornemite @riie.
uao. er set letpinot nof of fao @riier
ill ielp at bsIte inc fin Wais. Wer
Der er crpcrimenteret nof andre Ste.
ser ogiaa til at ia funoct ub, at bpol
"IIintmais" og andre tibligt moon'
Grsnaplinger fan ables atpeo &lsper
gfope og i1i9t noget, fan Sormerc
rteo goot llobptte bride liot mel
eotneapl Tom en- giforretning. Del
iom / "Mtaisbeltet" fan ct Stpff'
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