Printed 5/7 2000

Brief translation of the original in Swedish:

This letter arrived to our company from a person who hadn´t returned a couple of Gas cylinders he had rented from us, and after our reminder to him:

To (company)

This is the status of my gas cylinders:

During 1976 the authorities demanded me to pay about 100% tax.

Since I could not afford that I declared myself as bancrupt, with all problems that follows such a declaration and so on.

Nowadays I´m living in a free country, Western Germany.

The big cylinder of acethylene, as I remember, I suppose you have picked up yourselves on my orders. The other cylinder happened unfortunately to be put in a VW bus when that was sold.

And the person selling it for me never made a note of the address of the byer, so because of that I believe that the latter cylinder is completely lost.

It is, of course possible that the new owner has been using it as a rocket carrier while producing a medium distance military robot.

In that case, let´s hope it will land somewhere close to your

storage in Bromma.

I hereby apply for not having to pay the rent for this cylinder, and somewhat discount for the period it stays out in the atmosphere.

Sincerely customer nr xxx

(Signed)