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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29
The God of the Harvest.

The people of New England still
keep up the old custom of a day
of public Fasting and Prayer
with which to commence the farm
work # the year, just as they close
it in the fall with DAY Of Pub
lie Thanksgiving and Praise" for
an abundant harvest. Governor
Frederick Robe, of Maine in a pros
clamation, thus refers to the bind
ing obligations of this service:
Faith in God is the foundation
stone upon which our torefathers
raised the superstructure of our
free institutions. Succeeding gen.
erations should recognize this vital
truth by humble acknowledg.
ment Of their dependence upon
Him and by conscientious OBJ
servance of az other Christian dus
ties. The sanctifying of particu-
lar days for that purpose is especi-
ally enjoined upon us in the Bible,
command which has been sim
cerely' obeyed by an hohors9 an
cestry. "Sanctifj ye fast, call a
solemn assembly, gather the elders
and all the inhabitants of the land
into the house of the Lord your
God, and cry unto the Lord"
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29
LEGION OF HONOR.
MASONIC.

pmP 4 scEley Lodge, No 229 F A
PEI j NJ Simmons, w NJ; II s
pm n, Secretary; T R Hannah,
pm casurer. Meets Bird Saturday
AN ght in each month.
ain WRENCH R CHAPTER, NO 40.
EctsE Belfower, III p. -
thing; w d urray, Scribe; j G
al lark, Secretary. Meets End
|1U' tnrdaynightin each month.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29

A farmer in Chester, Pa, has
struck upon " novel exbedtent for
getting rid Of crows. He was i ereat.
ly annoyed by them, and ali the
usual means to drive them a a5ay
permanently having failed 'ketoaik
a half peek of corn and e6akcd il
thoroughly IN. whisky, Ten scatter.
ed it where they, congregated
They ateit, butdid not fly away. The
farmer approached, but still thew
remained. They were drunk and
couldn't fly. This woulG be a very
good recipe, probably for GETTING
rid of the pests. but for the tal.i
that the whisky would be apt To
intoxicate more farmers than crows
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29

A post six feet high can be seen
only nine miles on the level SUR
face of the earth. This may prove
that the earth is round or that a
fellows eyes are not as good as
they used TO be.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29

1t is a mistaken idea that horse
must be kept in fear of the whip.
He must first be taken in hand to
learn the voice, and gradually be
made to understand by example
the meaning of what is said to him
Teachings horse is just like teachS
ing a child.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29
keeping up this interuAl FAX.

a bale of Gotten, the same as i,
| does Joe Brown on ton of iron
Why did he not ask why the gov,
ernment did not charge him Dbl
| Arp on his cotton the same as il
does the farmer who raises tobacco
and distills his fruit into brandy
for selling to or exchanging with,
ms fellow-citizen.
! The difference in the two eases
Tis-this: Joe Brown rs prUducingu
commodity that has TO come in
contact with similar imported ar,
ticles from foreign countries, and,
by the encouragement he gets, is
reducing the price all the time. But
remember there is no internal tax
for Brown selling iron to home
people. Not so with Bill Arp and
the whisky and tobacco men There
is an import duty on those articles,
but on all homemade brandy, TO-
baccos etc there is also an excise
Of internal tax for selling to each
other.
If the benefits arising from i'm.
port duties we're confined absolute.
ly and entirely to the manutact-
urer and his employees, then it
woald be preferable to the excise
system, for it would give protection
to the laborer of our country
against the labor Of foreign coun-
tries.
Besides, the question Is to reduce
the government receipts. This
cannot be done by lowering inn
port duties, as was shown in the
case ef wool, which, under a lower
rate of duty increased the govern
ment receipts by its Importation
from about one and halt million
dollars to over five million dol
lars-over three hundred per
cent. 1t can only be done by
abolishing the import duty abso-
luteIy; and this the free traders in
congress are now making efforts to
do on wool.
There are but two sides to this
question-one is free trade, the
other development. Internal taxi
alton rIeans free trade abroad its
adjustment means development
at home.
.Ofccurse free trade would ben.
eht Savannah and other Seaport
towns; but the benefits would moi
extend beyond their suburban
truck farms.
In the days of Slavery, when the
southern whites, as a class, were
not laboring people, and under the
slavery system they could not at.
ford to educate the negroes to be-
come a skilled artisan; it was tc
their interest to get manufactured
articles as cheaply as possible; but
now when nearly every white boy
and girl in this broad south land
has got to go to work at something,
free trade means to put the
hoe upon their shoulders and send
them to the corn field and cotton
patch.
Picture to yourselves a pair Of
scales, evenly balanced, and the
Goddess of Justice and Right who
is to turn the beam, is the govern.
ment of your cOuntry-~under one
end of the beam are women and
children engaged in the manufac.
turing industries Of the country,
with anxious hearts and fearful
eyes, begging that the tax be SO
levied as to enable them to compete
with the labor of foreign lands
and at the same time proving to
you that the articles they furnish
are getting cheaper year by wear.
Under the other end stands the
whisky and tobacco manufacturer,
LoPk and then take your cboi,e.
d.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29
KNIGHTS OF HONOR

:. Dawson Lodge, No 1851 NJ
10 UNIONS Dictator; H S Bell, Re.
rtor; 7 r Hannah, Financial
, ss9tcr; A j Baldwin, Treasurer.
;. sets End and 4th Friday night
W. w. each month.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29

"The funeral of marriages, is
what Chief Justice Peters, of Maine.
calls divorce day in the Supreme
Court.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29

The Minnesota man who MUIR
dered his family ibB., fear they
would freeze to death had not read
up on medical matters. Freezing
to death is one Of the easiest ways
in which person can surrender
life. ID Z, s'-s. e. ~
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29
4 Tramp. an atlanta Defective.

Americus Republican. -
1t is said that Detective Bill
Jones oe Atlanta, was in the city
Thursday morning, in the guise as
a tramp, and that the police got
on his track, and he had to leave
the city to keep :Judge Pilsbury
from sending him to the chain
gang, If the police could have
carried him before tie Judge,
Jones would have certainly gone
up for twelve months, as he makes
q first class tramp, when logged out.
The United States Provost Mar
hal General made, in 1866, the
following report of the casualties
of the armies Federals-KiIled in
battle, 1882; died of wounds, a.
727; died of disease, 1913, 1921; total
deaths, ! 279,376; total deserted,
1879, los. tonfederates--Died Of
disease or battle wounds, 1913, 1921
(estiwated); deserted, 104, 428;caps
tured, 476, 1859; dieG in prison, &c.
744; paroled in the field, 284, 500.
Federals paroled, Is, 43l, died In
prison, 80, 7S5. -
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29

IN and after Friday, Sept /, 1Bsh, 1885,
" passenger trAins win ran rs follows
FOR THE WEST, NORTH & SOUTH.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29
ROBERTS & MARSHALL PTODIiet0IS,
TEEMS ::

NE YEAR. ............... S1.00
~ All papers stopped at expir-
Ion of tine paid for, unless in
zee where parties are known to be
SENSIBLE and they desire cons
a1ance.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29

The Minnesota merchant who IL
charged Sith setting FIRE to his own
store has a good defense. The
thermometer was % below zorro,
and there wasn't ton of'coal IN
the town. He bad to do some-
thing to warm himself up.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-29

A WARNING.

n WAkNINfs
The following letter was SUBJ
mitted:
The South western news., 1888-10-31
NOT THE GENUINE.

In the last weeks NEWS there
appeared an advertisement of the
old Hardshell Corn Whisky, by one
OF our clever whisky firms. The
gentlemen may have Il corn whisky
they call ''Bardshell corn" but here
let me say that, having made a
contract with the Distillers, | am
the only man in Dawson who can
hancle that brand of goods. The
Distilltrs only sell to the retail
trade and not to wholesale houses
Ike my friend has in Cincinnati
and Macon. My Hardshell corn
is direct from the Distillers, is one
hundred proof, and can not be re-
tailed for Sl.75, Stand square to
the rack, old fellow advertise yo7tr
oWn brands of whiskies aud sell all
you can are the wishes ofyour friend
ca the corner. NJ. G. MINIS.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. George Simpson, Of Annis-
ton, Ala. il visiting in the city.
Miss Priscilla Simpson is visiting
ttiends in the city and thscounty.
j. L. D: Terrell lett last Wednes.
day for Atlanta for medical treat
ment.
Miss Minnie CLARK, visited Ogle-
thorpe recently to be present at the
wedding Of a friend;
We were glad to meet again that
genial young gentleman Mr.. Thos.
Branch, who is visiting in the city.
Hon. J. G, Parks, recently att
tended on; business the United
Stltes court now in session in Ma.
con.
We were pleased to meet in our
city, Mr.. f S Margart OF alabama.
His visit here is a source of Pile is.
ure to many.
Misses Lillian and Minnie krnett
have returned from their visit TO
Lumpkin. They were accompanied
back by their little cousins Annnie
Trammell and Marie Ball.
Mrs. James g. Parks, returned
on last Monday from Perry wherS
she had been a delegate to the
Womans' Missionary Convention,
She "as accompanied home by Mat.
tie, the little daughter of Mrs.
Allen E. ChaPpell.
Cspt A!exander will move into
the new Mercer residence on John
son St. on toeday or ro~morrow. In
a few days, Mr.. w j Slade, viii
move his family into the residence
formerly occupied by Capt. Alex
ander.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
Furniture, Sewing Machines &c.

MessrsE. 4 J Baldwin & Co, : are
in receipt Of fine lot OF Furniture
which they will sell cheap for cash
or on the iustallment plan They
will. sell also the same way, sewing
machines, whose popularity steadis
ly gains as they are used. Sadd les
OF the rest make, and sold chea,,.
1no
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Editor Sid Cook, of the Ieary
Courier, in his paper has this to
say Of DR.. T P Parks of tRFs city,
The Indian DoctorN
"Miss Julia Pain, daughter of
Mr.: j I B Fain,of this coun'ty has
been prralytTc since she was -
months old, an,F she is now %
years of age. She was perfectly
helpless, one side of her body bling
entirely paralyzrd Recently she was
treated by an "Indiau Doctor" in
Dawson, and has been much ben
efitted that she can get about and
dse all her limbs with perfect free
dom. There is much joy in her
family over her recovery
The South western news., 1888-10-31
Now is the Time to Buy.

john w. Brown, has on hand
superb lot OF the best wa ons.
His wagons are made OF tbs best
wood, and will stand the wear aud
t ar of years. Bargains will be 70
allied If you call on j. w. Brown,
and purchase his wagons Of tae best
workmanship.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
Premium Bale,

On Monday, Mr.. ]. n. Perry, OF
Randolph county, brought in bale
of cotton and stored it with j. r.
Mercer d Co. packed in pine stra W
bneging. It rs chased as far. and
Will contest at the Augusta Expo
sition Tor a premium in connection
with the Patapsco Guaro company.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
GEORGIA-Terrell County

OTuIHtTy UUICt UcI. 2, 1000.
Whereas, A W KilFatrick, ad-
ministrator on estate OF James
Fitzpatrick, deceased, having in
proper form applied for leave to
cell the land belonging to said es.
tate: All persons Interested are
hereby notified to show cause, it
any they can. why leave to sell as
prayed for, should not be granted
said administrator at the next
November term 1883, OF Terrell
Court Of Ordinary. H S BELL,
At Ordinary.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Last Saturday, was one of the
most miserable days ever seen in
this locality, 50 tar as rain was
conce4nel. The solicitor of this
s-ta'pe4, declared himself "emphati9
cslIy whipped out" at the close of
h.s days work The mud and wa
ter was so deep in tie middle Of
Main st., that at one time It was
.eriausly considered the advi@Tbilty
OF boats to uJ the crossing with.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

The News Of today, places MrS.
C.L.Mize's card before the public in
the shepe ofan advertisement. Mrs.
ize is painstaking lady, and her
work is the "dtlis sh% Of the ladies'
who cfoa'd her millinery establish
ment from day to day For years
past Mrs. Mics store has been the
headquarters" 'or those . NJ desire
the latest styles and beauty OF work
nanslip. "A thing of beauty is a
Joy forever" such is Mrs. Mize's
millinery establishment,
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Mr.. John Reynolds is now with
MIR. w J slades He desires his
friends to come and see him at
SHADES store and S~loon, which is
lifted up in first class style,
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Cleveland may not be elected but
there is no doubt but what yof C II
cave from Is to 20 percent by pur-
chasing your clothing from Melton
Bros. Il 90. fney keep hrs class
goods and the lar rest stoc, ever
brought TO this Market.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Bron*ood was represented here
On last Tuesday in the person oi
Joe Ragan, who is now traveling
for the house OF Charles E Stults
Of Savannah.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
New Country Syrup at
T. o. Whitchard g. Co,

The Terrell County Agricdltu -
raj club will meet at Cypress
Pond next Saturday the 3rd, Nov.
Important business to be looked
after. j T Lamar,
Pros
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Melton, Bros & Co. can show
as pretty show cases as can be found
elsewhere. These show cases are
beautifully displayed with gentle,
mems turniahing goods Of the latest
STYLES. Go and see of Yourselves.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
LOCALS,

We call special attention to the
article on the first page Of this pa,
per complimentary to Dawson, from
a correspondent in the Albany
News.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

" L Felts, has our thanks for
the present of several stalks of sugar
cane, over six feet in length. AS
a sugar cane raiser Mr.. Felts has
but few equals.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Don't forget the Laura FTsygood
entertainment, at the Methodist
church, on next Sunday night, If
nothing prevents the entertain>
ment will be held. No admission
fee.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
Alliance Rohce.

The various Allfantesin tfe cou'hR.
ty, are requested to meet at the
court hnuse in this city ON next
Saturday, the 3rd of November at
10 o'clock. a. M.
j. ". SEARS, President.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Rev. w. T. Everett, of the Prim.
tive Baptist church, on last sut.
day, rode through the entire rain
of that day to fill his appointmeu;
at Richland. The iucremency Of
the weather was such that he could
not reach his appointment IN time.
As a class, ministers OF the gospb
are true to The work before them,
no matter what the discouragemen;s
may be-.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Do not buy your clothin, until
you get prices from the Red Star
Store. We are determined not to
be underaold by anybody.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Postmaster w Il Baldwin and
his assistant. Mr.. Jathes Lowrey,
are giving absolute satisfaction to
our people.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
EMArp's

Lecture at the Opera House on
last Friday night was quite d sue
cess. The spelling Bee in conhet-
tion with it was most admirably
conducted.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
An Unsolicited Testimonial.

SUMNER, Ga, 0ct.12, 1888.
LAII. U4ION:
"a t now have our rev Iron
King stove up and my wife is wone
d,riuIly pleased With it. Ii heats
quickly and takes mucl.g less
quantity OF wood than the other
stove. Yours Truly,
W. E.SEssIoSs.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

The preliminarios for a contest
iu January by the varloTs candi>
dates is taking on "rosy hue" It
iy goireg to be heated one.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

NJ Kempner. is driving away
upon the best goods at startling low
prices. His ladies. dress goods and
sertlemens wear are all the rage.
l. is a steady come and 90 at his
popular establishment. Bargains on
every counter.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
We keep always on Hand q TN
and complete line Of Drugs, Paints,
Oits, Varnishes &c.
Hfllman & Stevens.

Mr.. Ira Chambers,is is doing some
splendid" work upon Mr.. J L
MERGERS new residence. Mr.Cham-
bers understands his business, ard
those who employ him are tortp>
nate in having him to do the work
for them.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

IT you are building new house,
remember that l have the best win
dow locks now in the market. They
Fold the window up at any hi-ht
and prevent it from being raised
from the outside. j.. H. Bishop,
Dawson Ga
The South western news., 1888-10-31

G w dill & Co., ON court house
Square, are offering the best inc
ducements to buyers.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Democrats, don't fail to 1ote 1T
fhe Presidential eleet ton. Let the
majority be overwhelmingly large.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Mr. W L Anthony, has a gales
ry at Sasser, and is taking Pictures
very cheap.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Drinks Of all kinds prepared by
John NJ Reynolds at W j SHADES
Saloon.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Bleaching, one yard wide only Sets
Dress Goods from 6 cents to one dollar
a yard. Largest stock Of Jeans in Daw-
son, from twelve and y half to fifty ceF'ts
per Yard.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

If you want new and beauti'
Jul Organ call at this office.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Dawson Oil Mills shipped 46
barrels of oil on Yesterday.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

The following gentlemen, left
here on Monday tor WAGON to at:
tend tbs meeting of The Grand
Lodge OF Mas2ns. DIR. VIC Ken>
drick, Z BaliAower, A J Lee, j w
cNiileo, r. Z Wilkinson, and B
lsler Of Calhoun county.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

In this issue we present the name
of Mr.. w. E. Felts as a candidate
tot the Office of Coroner, MIR: FeIts
is a nice clever gentleman and if
elected will make good officer.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

We regret toannoance tho death
of Mrs, John MoraIand, an o d
resident Of thi, county, who died
on last FrSlav. She was buried
in this city.
Drinks of ali kinds prepared BY
John NJ Reynolds at " j SHADES
Saloon.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

just received at McLlin Bros. a
new line of Dress goods with tr1m-
mings to match.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Holiday goods, all of beautiful
designs, at Hiliman & Stever'g.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Clocks large and small; correct
time keepers, ior sale at A j Bal,
dwin q Co., at figures that will
please purchasers.
tmo.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Georgia Rust Proof seed oats at
TO. Whitchard u 0.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Best Whistles, Brandies &c,
or medicinal use, at
Cheatham & Deans.
The South western news., 1888-10-31
what Our Schools Need.

The introduction of Appleton's
series of text Looks into the schools
of our county, has been attended
with the most beneficial results. A
fair trial has beef given them, and
now every one is perfectly satisfied
that &pPleton's series of text books
fills long felt want. No one pre-
tends to deny the supremacy Of his
arithmetics over all others. With
his biographies and readers in con
necticn with his arithmetics, d.
Appleton & Co. are doing great
and good work for the educational
interests Of the country.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Hot and cold baths at the city
Barber Shop. B B Wilbnrn,
If Proprietor,
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Sparks Perfect Health and ca
other patent medicines at
Oheathan & Deans
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Ice Cold Beer at w j SHADES.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

Editor E L RaineYy, will soon
leave us to enter Journalism in
Macon We will be sorry to give
Him ttp. Mt. Rhirey, stands among
the best as a newspaper mau.
The South western news., 1888-10-31

For their generous and cordial support
during the past season, andtorthe coming
The South western news., 1888-10-31

I mo-
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12
6pao tunoe en- Yrobibitions:
Yreiioent 9jere?

@alset af en- Hrobibitioniit til Yrefi=
bent paa en- Brobibitionsplatform pilbe
uare al FANNIE Betponins for Dor Sag
iom 8alset at 2incoln bar for Slaperre
ipsrssmaalet, eller iom 8alset al Mc
&inlep piloe bore for 5bitolb. s buer
9 af 10 7ilfelbe er bet Yreiibenten, ber
itaber Merfefaserne for be rationale
Wals. 8reiibent Glepelanbs Bubifab
itaber Merteiasen bette Nar. Yreiis
bentens @eto funbe benpttes imob Brenz
bepinslousipninsen. 9an funbe pelse
fig ct Rabinet af Hrobibitionifter, ubs
nepne Manb til be foritjellise Departe,
menter, iom bar Spmpotbi meo Ga
gen, afforbre bper Nfanb uffentli9
1ieneite itrens eGbruelisbeb, forbpbe
8renbebinsials Nrmeen, poa Jlaaben
os anbefale 8eitemmelier for &onsres.
leu. Nere enb aft pilbe galget af en-
Brobibitioniit betpbe, at Solicit be ST,
stater pil ia HrObibition, % bper 2e-
sislatur Spb % Norb pilbe maatte
bsre arapet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

os labe 1rnnsportationen fore, til mau
fl noget at transportere. @robibitiol
oil forbebre be nernerenbe &aar pei
en- Goranbrins ! bet beitaaenbe, Nrbei.
oerSartiet pil forbebre bore &aar cite,
Goranbrirs | 2onb, Stat, Gransport Oa
@ense. Sire ISSUES Ct panifelisere
at lsie enb en-, os ri tror | oueuitaaenb.
at BABE pift NrObibition at rette lanai
benimob NrbeiberGAs Maal.
Men bpab bu sisr % lite sisr, iaa
taft lite bin Stemme bort paa noset al
be samle Bartier. 1ror bu Nrbeiber>
partiet ipare, mere til bin Senfist eno
YrObibiticnsport,et, iaa LAB be Menb,
iom bar itillet fig iom Mobftanbernes
SfDoeifiue opmuntres peb bin Tillib %
1ro1tab, iom bu aleue fan ubuiie peb
bin Ballot.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12
Yal9f pen.

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Nlbert Sea forr,se Tirsbas Nften iasbe
&ep. 8. Morsan / tit 5orebras: nMr.
Mferriam er en- Saloontunbe u9 asiocie,
rer meb ,,bums". Sec msbte bam en-
Sag nps fsr ber bolbtes Caucus. '9an
Tom iuit ub af en- Saloon os bolot nosle
Benseiebler Saanben. Seq bilite paa
bam % iasbe efter en- @tuubs Samtale
,,9pab sibr ou mee be 9ensene" San
iuarebe: ,,gi maa BRUCE bet. 8i maa
si bet til oisie 1pifere os Srlanbere,
ri bebsper beres 8otesw Mr. Mor>
gan tilfsiebe: uSes er aniuarlis for
mine Orb. 9oab jes flyer, er ianbt.
Bring bet til Merriam, ON s lpfer.
Seq faar ueb, buab jes bar iast!".
aonsresien ital BABE iiinbe at pasiere
en- @eiolution, Der paabpoer Rrefioenten
at begpnbe meb llnberbanbltn9er, Der
fan febe til en- politiit @ammenilutnins
af bele gtorbz zMmerifa. Il. 6. ifal bile
bore pillis til at betale Ganabas @ielb
800 MiG. Sou. Sab Gnropa saa ben
% sisre liseiaa.
,,Perham Bulletin" flyer, at naar
bet nepnte 9. .. Dahl / Gorbinoelie
meb Merriams 9eitiftrliesias. ba par
bet life Dahl | Gersus Sails, Der mens
tes, men @eors Dahl / Minneapolis.
forbenuerenoe DemOtrat Os Meoarbei,
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