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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-02-13
August.
Flower

Perhaps you do not believe these
statements concerning Green's Au-
gust Flower. Well, we can't make
you. We can't force conviction I'M
to your head or med
Doubling icine into your
throat. We don't:
Thomas. want to. The money
is yours, and the:
misery is yours; and until you are.
willing to believe, and spend the one
for the relief of the other, they will
stay so. John H. Foster, II27
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says:
my wife is little Scotch woman,
thirty years ofage and of a naturally
delicate disposition. For FIVE or six
years past she has been suffering
from Dyspepsia. She
vomIt became so bad at last
that she could not sit
Every Meal. down to meal but
she had to vomit it
as soon as she had eaten it. Two
bottles of your August Flower have
cured her, after many doctors failed.
Shecan now eat anything, and enjoy
it; and as for Dyspepsia. she does not
know that she ever had it." Q
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1t makes good deal of difference
from which direction we view any OBJ
ject or subject. Many . needless dis
pute arises because the disputants inn
agine that they see all round their sub
ject, while they are only looking at it
endwise or sidewise. A man who goes
to his home every day, out of town,
thinks of his train by its starting time;
and the family at home. who look for
his coming. think of the same train by it,
arriving time. did you come up on the
five-thirty?" says wife TO her husband.
NO." is the reply; II came up on the
four-forty.." After considerable discus
sion, they find that they are talking
about the same train. And that IL the
way that a good many persons disagree.
They do not realize that their subject
has two ends to 1t, and that neither
party to the discussion stands ut both
ends at once--S. =. TimeA
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puNoeNT PARAGRAPHS.

-Querius DOCS Miss Prym believe
everything In her Bible?" Cynieus-
"Yes. except the entry Of her birth!'--
Epoch.
my boy got good thing last
night" said Smithers. $50 did mine. I"
returned Hawkins ssMine said-s
Exit Smithers- IN. Y. Her sld.
-Ethcl-"You make me think of the
prospectus of new paper, Mr.. Stalate. F"
Stalate-''How so?" Ethel-"You seem
to have come to stay.'"-N. Y. Herald
Conductor stumbling in the aisle)
.-"Are these your feet, sir?" Passen-
ger = Eyes. SIR" Conductor = You
should have had them checked"
-visitor-"Ah, what a splendid piano
you have! Are you fond of music?'
Weary Householder-"I used to be be-
fore that piano came into the house. -
Boston Transcript
No Targets Left.-Wife-''We are
going to disband our sewing society."--
Husband-"Why, what is the tr0uble7'
Wife--''All the women in the parish
have joined. Yankee Blade.
-Timid Citizen (who has just escaped
from q riot)-"Who are you, sir?'' Po-
liceman-''I am a member of the police
force. There's my badge" Timid Cit
izen (vociferously)-"Help! Helpe'-
Washington Star.
Sure Enough. -Tragedian-"I cant
stand this audience. They are nothing
but pack of fools" Manager-"T
guess you are right. was around in
front and that's what they were saying
to each other brooklyn Citizen.
"A man insulted me awhile ago by
offering me $500 for VOTE" remarked
a New York alderman to . friend.
"Well. suppose you pocketed the in.
suit" replied the friend.-Smith, Gray
& Co.'S Monthly.
-Parkins-''My son is smart fellow.
He'll be rich man some day." Mar.
rowfat-"What does he do?" Parkins
-"He is an ice-man in summer. and In
winter he runs combination business
of plumbing and coaL"-Harper's Ba-
Ear.
Miss Klinkcr-s'I saw you out rid
ing yesterday with Miss Wealthy" Mr.
Softer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me, Miss
Klinker, you are mistaken. That was
that homely, cross-eyed little shrimp,
Guy Manners" Miss Klinker-"Dear
me! ! could have sworn it was you.
Such striking resemblance. -Harper's
Bazaar.
81 met your friend Dab last night :"
what do you think of him?" Hon.
estly, I was disappointed He is the
--LATEST funny man ever listened TO.
How could you call him "a fellow Of in
finite jest?'" 20. you misunderstood
me. said he was fellow of infant
jest"-Crypt
"A Matter of Location. Suffer lat
the end of the Simpkins BALI -.'Do you
know, ! can't find my overcoat any
where" Simpkins-"Have you looked
in the refreshment room?" Suffer
why, no. How could it be in there?"
Simpkins = ''You haven't been any
where else during the evening, have
you?"-Clothier aud Furnisher
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az1ers;s somsthing behind t."
That's what you think, perhaps.
when you read that the proprietou
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy offts
$500 reward for an incurable cassI
of Catarrh. Rather unusual, you
think, to find the makers of a medi-
cine trying to prove that they be-
lieve in it. "There must be somes-
thing back of It'll"
But it's q plain, square offer, mada
in good faith. The only thing tdA'as
back Of it Is the Remedy. 1t cufeM
Catsrrh in the Head. 70 its milo. ,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties, the worst cases yield,
no matter how bad or of now long
standing. It has a record that
goes back for IS years 1t doesn't
simply relieve - It perfectly and
permanently cures. With q Rem
edy like this, the proprietors can
make such an offer and neon II
To be sure there's risk In ID, but
it's 10 very small that they ara
willing to take it.
You've "never heard of anything
like this offer ?" True enough.
But then you've never heard of
anything like DR.. Sage's Remedy.
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what else l have given you. There Is
more than eighty francs there Then,
after got home, l."
But here the Nice girl paused, when
she looked at the face of Robbins, to
whom she was talking. That face was
CHASTITY pale and his eyes we're staring
at her but not seeing her. Eighty
francs" he was whispering to himself,
and he seemed to be making a mental
calculation in subtraction. Then
noticing the Nice girls amazed look at
him, he said:
ibid you take the money!"
"Of course took it." she said. "Why
shouldn't I?''
"Great heavens!' gasped Robbins,
and without word he turned and fed,
leaving the Nice girl transfxed with
establishment and staring after him
with frown on her pretty brow.
"What does he mean by such con.
duct?" she asked hers IF. But Robbins
disappeared from the gathering throng
In the large room of the hotel, dashed
down the steps, and hurried along the
narrow pavement towards the Gold.
en- Dragon" The proprietor was stand.
ing in the hallway with his hands be.
hind him, usual attitude with the
Dragon.
where" gasped Robbins, lis Mr..
=, Nj. =" and then he remembered he
didn't know the name. "Where is the
Living Skeleton?"
He has gone to his ROOM" answered
the Dragon; The went early tonight.
he wasn't feeling well, think"
"What is the number Of his room?"
mo. 49," and the proprietor rang q
loud, jaugling bell, whereupon one of
the chambermaids appeared. "Show
this gentleman to No. 49,"
The girl preceded Robbins up the
stairs. Once she looked over her shout
der, and said in a whisper: SIS he
worse?"
II don't know" answered Robbins.
that's what have come to see."
At No. 40 the girl paused ard raped
lightly on the door panel There was
no response. She raped again, this
time louder. There was still no re-
Spouse.
'Try the door," SAID Robbins.
II am afraid to-" said the girl
"Why?"
because he said if he were asleep
the door would be locked, and if he
were dead the door would be open"
"When did he say that?"
HE said it several times, sir, and
about q week ago the last time"
Robbins turned the handle of the
door; it was not locked. A dim light
was in the room, but a screen before
the door hid it from sight. When he
passed around the screen he saw. upon
the square handicapped arrangement
at the head of the bed, a candle burn
ing, and its light shone on the dead
face of the Skeleton, which had grim
smile on its thin lips, while in its
clinched hand was a letter addressed
to the proprietor of the hotel.
The Living Skeleton had given more
than the eighty francs TO. that deoerv-
ing charity.-Luke Sharp, in Detroit
Free Press.
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AN HISTORIC CANNON.
The Old "One Horn" Bone of Conten
ton.

The Old "One Horn" Bone Of Conten.
tion.
The wives and daughters were in
great peril. and the property in danger
of being pillaged and burned. The
British had landed at Elizabeth and
word was sent to Gen. Washington,
who was at Dunellen with about five
hundred regular troops There were
about five thousand of the British, UNI
der the command of Ma. -Gen. Kuyp-
hansen, and they were advancing to-
ward the interior of the country.
With them were large body of caval-
~ and fifteen pieces of artillery, of
which this famous old lone horn" was
one. One column marched toward
Springfield, another toward Westfield,
passing through Roselle and Crawford.
Every man in the country was sum-
moned to the support of the homes
that then were thus threatened. One
of the results of the invasion was the
battle of Springfield, in which that
thriving hamlet was completely de-
stroyed.
A detachment of the British attempt
ed to steal from the Presbyterian
church in Westfield the old bell, which
had been cast from contributions of
family silver. In the struggle that
ensued the enemy captured the bell,
but left behind them the old cannon,
one horn of which was broken off in
the contest In the conflict William
and Asariah Clark, two brothers, were
captured. They were taken to New
York and confined in the old sugar
house prison.
During the rest of the war the old
cannon was used to alarm the inhab-
itants in times of danger and to cele-
brate victories, taking, in fact, the Of
flee of the stolen bell. Ever since
then on the Fourth of July the cannon
has doomed forth its note of rejoicing.
Since 1865, however, the cannon has
been stolen several times In a spirit
of mischief the youth of Scotch Plains
first secured it, taking it from the vii
lage green at Westfield. Then the
Plainfield boys became envious and Sc
cured it. Then it was taken back to
Westfeld, and again to Scotch Plains
Six years ago the firemen of Engine
Company No. of Plainfield made q
midnight trip to Westfield. From be-
meath heap of refuse in q stable yard
they dug it and brought it to Plain
field, where it has been since. 1t is
only brought out on the Fourth, and in
the intervals between the nations holi-
days none but the favored few know
where it is hidden. Several times dele
cations from Westfield have visited
Plainfield to secure it. but their mis-
sions have been fruitless.
Ry q premature explosion on the
last Fourth two of the firemen, How
ard Wilson and Patrick McCourt, were
MANNED for life, having their hands
blown of. As result it is extremely
doubtful whether the city authorities
will allow its use again for cele brating
purposes A movement is on foot to
have the historic piece placed in some
museum where it will be safe from
marauding youth and where there will
be no danger of its destruction by too
heavy charges of powder To do this,
however. will require the consent OF
the 6reboys. who may not be willing
p part With Il =PhilsdslpAis yasaissk
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A SCOTCH LOVERS SONG.


I've heard the freckied navis sing its sang ct
While all the woodland echoes rang IN concert
to the lay;
I've heard the seraph Iaverock pour its matin
hymn on high,
Like the overlooking fountains Of love and
melody;
But sweeter is thy gentle voice, soft stealing on
mine ear.
Than ali the tunefui minstrelsy that MARBLES
through the year.
Eve marked the pearly dew Crap cling upon the
trembling spray
Rejecting like diamond spark the beams Of
opening day;
placid light,
And cheer with silv'ry radiance the ebon fields
Of night;
But brighter is thy lovely eye-that eye serene
ly fair
For love has set It's sisnet in unfading luster
there.
I've looked into the crystal stream that muir
murs through the lea.
And thought Its clear peliucid breast the type
of purity;
I've gazed upon the summer sky when not q
cloud was near
To mar its sweet serenity of beauty soft and
clear;
But purer are the thoughts that dwell within
thy faithful heart,
above the reach of pride and guile, above the
reach Of art"
In vain seek for emblems bright TO paint thy
charms so rare;
In all the gsrniturc Of earth there's nothing
half so fair:
Tho graces in thy person are tremendously
combined,
And ilks heavenly quality adorns thy hear,
and mind;
The peace Of soul-that hallowed peace, which
only saints may know
Marks thee above earth's common lot earth's
scenes of strife and woe.
"A. M. Alva, in NJ Y. Ledger
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Old Lady These ere scientinc notes
In tn papers nowadays Just make me
tired Never heard such nonsense In
my born days
Nephew--What have you struck now.
sunty?.
Old Lsdy-1Sis pspsr ssys Jupiter is
IA opposition to the sun. The idea!
Ole Jupiter csu't bold . candle to hin,
IN. !. Weekly
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= Das bemofratiide gountb Somite
belt am Dienitas Nbenb eins aiemIid
aablreid beiudte SiBuns unb beI1IoB
unter anberem, bon nun an Bis aum
BabItase cine attipe Champagne su be.
treiben. DN 8eriammIuns mar gut
befu1t unp ber bette Geift uno srobeS
Supertrauen berrfdten.
Srau 8ate WorriIon, 30 Sabre
alt, bic bon ibrsm Wtanne setrennf Isbt
unb ii6 Bel elmer S9ipefer in Bine
8roof aufbieIt, beriu1te am Dienitag
Selbitmorb su beeeben, inbem iie eine
un3e 2aubanum DeridIudte. Wlan
fanb iie in betpuBtIoiem 3uitanbe an
bem 8. & $. 8abnseIeiie unb dratIi6e
Siilfe bradte iie baIO aubsr @efabr.
= Nad einem am Montas Radmits
tag in Ter Gapouie 5ede Der 8. s. &
&. So. poreenommenen SpreneIbuB
iparen Der 8ersmann Sames GpanS
unb iein 4rbeiter Martin @ia bamit
beiddftist, einen seIoderten Stabpfofen
ipieber aufaurihten unb babel itirate
Elm 9beil Der Dede elm. @iq ipurbe
sanslid besraben unb mar bis sur nns
fenntli6feit peritiimmelt =; Gpans brad
ein.n Irm unb erlitt 8erIebunsen am
OberfDrper, bic aber ni6t tbbtIi9 itnb.
Sill ipar Al Sabre alt unb binterIaBt
cine Srau unb feds 8inber, bic an
Sadfon StraBe, nabe benz SduIbauie
go. 81, tpobnen.
s@- 2efet baS ,WodsnbIatt" reseIs
maBi9 eS fpitet nur $2.00.
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StaDt nno Gonntb.

Ia- 9iebIins Der Sausfrauen-
9iasburp's 8eit Dsrfauft bel Sreb. s,
Nibmaper, $50 2ada. Ipe.
= 3p5If @efanssns, sssen ipsI6s
bic @robsei6porenen feline MnfIassn
erboben, purcen am 0iontas entlaHen.
s4- SummIer's photographic @aIs
Ierie. 1913 2ada. slpe., 1T iest iuieber
er6ffnet.
- Mn StelIe Der in 1853 gelesten
3s6aisen WaferrDbre bat bic WaHer
@ompanie cine 6S6aise 9i6bre an @yss
ming Gpenue Iesen Iafen.
= Gin pbiIabsIpbier grbeiter nos
mems Sricbrib 8aIter ftiirate am Wons
tag MorBen an bem neuen 8ofssbaube
aus elmer Sbbe bon ettpa 90 SUB, trus
aber nur Ieidte 8erIebunsen babon.
= -Srau glmp gidoIs bon ssactorps
bile. etipa "a Sabre alt, madte am
Samitab cine Spuaierfabrt nit George
Sihon bon 2a Blume, bas gferb ideute,
bic Srau tpurbe beraus seipOrfsn uno
70 fdtper rerlett, bab iie am Sonntas
MorSen itarb.
-Serr Sreb. Sittmann. 0iartines,
GAL, f9reibt: SD lit msbrere 98oben
an Sdmersen i'm 8iidsn, bod ipurpe id
mad Gnipenbuns bon st. Safobs Del
poIfdnbis sebeilt. SD m6dte ni6t
obne bieies ausseseidnete SsiImitteI
iein.
= gilbert Senne bat auf S6aben.
eriab seeen bic BeopIe's StraBenbabn
So. seflast. @r perlanst $4,000, tpeiI
isin 2bdterlein am 26. SUM bon Der
senannten 8abn iiberfabrsn unS 70
i6wer perIsbt tpurbe, bab es baIb bars
auf ftarb.
= glus Der glide unb 1rimmern
eritanben 1T Germ Srib SummIer's
pbotosrapbii6eS NteIier, inbem Sa1eIbe
ipieber neu eineeri6tet unb felt einisen
1asen in Tbdtisfeit lit. gS iin6 man.
de 8erbeherunsen bOrsenommen NOR.
ben. um Die beitmbSli6en Aufnabmen
MAIDEN su fbnuen.
= Wen bieie Grinnsruns rod seitis
senus errsidt, Der iolIte iOfort 8orbe.
reitunsen treifen gum 8efu9 Der 2iebers
frans nnterbaltuns bieien Donnerltas
4benb-eine Mrt Seier beS ,,beutlden
Cages. @eidnse. .bumOriitiide unb
bramatii6e Sortrase. Solos, Ouette
u. I. p. Sir @rfrii6unsen 1T seiorst.
-Spei Sabre lit id an Mlasen,
f6bade unb OtanseI an 8srbauuns,
Ipobei id f6rperIi9 70 berunterfam, bab |
i'd fait unfdbis sur Irbeit mar. SD
Bebraudte elne 3eitIans Or. Musuit
RDnis'S Sambureer Tropfen unb par
in tur3er 3eit poafdnois bersefsqt. =
5rib @esnsr, 24S Mabiion StraBe,
Sbieaso, Sas.
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Ser nSbelI~
Type Writer.

$40 taufen ben SSell xppe Writer
nit 7s gbaraftsren. uno SIS fur ben Gins
fadben Shell, mt Der @arantie before
arbsit au tSun, pie irssnc cine Maidine,
sic psrbinoet Ginfahbeit NIT 9auerbafti9
felt, Sbnelligfeit, leidii9feit Der Operation
unS bdlt Iduser obne 8eparatur aus. als ,r.
seno cine anoere Waidine. Sein 6arbenbano
it6rt Den Operateur. Sie 1T biibid. tompatt.
nidsl.pIattirt, perfect unb allen Grtoroernifen
eniprebeno. @e cine 9ruderpreiie probu3rt
fe Elm reines, eisrlides Wanuieript. 5mei
oper asbn Ggemplare tonnen auf einmal &c.
madt merbeu. Srsenb cine inteIsente per.
ion fam fid gum Spe'ateur in awei Sasen
ausbioeu. Wir offeriren $1,000 irseno
einem Operateur, Der 70 pisI leiten tann, wie
bic boppelte S0elI.
8uperldifae agenten uno 8erf6ufer meroen
perIangt uno SdnoIern ips3ielle 8ortbsiIe se.
gebeu. Sur 9ampbIfte unb &efereDen penoe
man iib an Odell Type Writer Co.,
36S-364 Dearborn ct. ebieagO, 80.
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HuS bem cberen gbaIe.

= Die @ieBerei bon s. s. Mc@or.
mid in 8Iafelp brannte am Samltag
Wtoreen nieber uno Der 8erIuit ipiro
$4,000 betrasen.
(&artcnbale &prsippntsn,)
-Dis bieiise Strabenbabn befBr.
berte am DpRneritas nubesu 1000 Ber'
ionen.
= Nabe benz alien Brennan BREEDER
fdob am Wtontas Abenb Elm StaIiener
einem anberer 3tpei 8useIn in elm
8ein. Ser SdieBboIb 1T entf fIoben.
= Midael &earns, Elm Gonbufteur
Der @rie 8abn, ipurbe am Sreitas in
SuSquebanna bon ieiner Gabooie ses
idleuoert unb nidt unerbeblid perIsBt.
- Mn benz Sunbament fir bic neue
Stabtbaae bat @ontraftOr Stebens am
Sreitas besonnen unb er ipifb bic Irbeit
10 RAID als m6sIl6 poriparts trsiben.
= Ser erite llnfaI auf Der eIeftris
i9en 8abn ereisnete iid am Montag
Worsen, inbem nabe Der 98bite Bridge
stpei Wasen auiammenltieBen; meeen
elmer @urpe baielbit 1T Der Iusgud Elm
beidrdnfter. Die 8orbertbeiIe ber
@aeen tpurben einseitobsn unb Der
Wotormann Sobn Horton Ieidt berleBt.
= Ginsr Der 8amforb 8rdber, Sci.
oenfabrifanten bon paterion, q. g.,
mar am Dienitas bier, um bic IusIds
ten au priifen, bic lid Der @rridtuns
elmer berartisen Sabrif bieten. Sic
tpiirben Elm IreaI bon ettpa brei 9Ider
2anb sebrauben unb 500 8erfonen.
meiit 8naben unb 0tdoden, bsi9aftis
gen.
(Mr9balb @prrsippnben,.)
SEQ Obnmadt bat bier ausseidneis
bert unb 1T na6 Sermpn umgesogen.
gbrenbaftisfeit 1T tets bic bette YoIitif.
Or. .. $. 1broop bon Scranton
bat fiirslia on Der &Ibse babisr adt
Wobnbauier erbauen lahen.
- Die bonn @eridt ernannten Sons
miiidre (I. 3. Cumming. IT,, 6. $.
Souie uno &anboIpb Grippen) sur
Seitiebuns ber @renslnie ami i6en ben
8orouBbs 4rdbaIb unb 8lafsIp tparen
persansene @ode in 8erutbuns babier.
= 9ie 4r9baIb @aHer @pmpanie
Bat am Wlittipob einen 2anbfrid cine
WieiIe Ditlid bon bier bon Der 8. & $.
So. ansefauft unb tpirb an Der Wbite
DAT Greef einen Damn erri9ten Iafen,
UNI bort Elm ipeiteres &eierpoir 3u ibafs
fen.
SIM 2aufs biefer @ode iperben
ipabri4einIid bic 8epraientanten Der
Garbonbale Tractipn Gompanie NIT
ben bieiisen 8ebbrben iiber bic @ua.
bebnuns Der StraBenbabn bisrbsr be.
ratben. nnfere 8Irser ipoIlen bic
8abn.
--Serr gator S, 6. GubOIpb, Srau
unb atpei &inber trafen am 0pnneritag
Moreen 9 llbr tpobIbebalten bier Elm.
Mm Abenb bradte bic Star 8anb ben
3uriidsefebrten cine Serenabe unb
piele Sreunbe Der Samilis madten 8es
iude. Serr 8uboIpb bat bon Oeutib.
lanb eine Menee Sa1en mitssbra6t-
alte 8a6er, ieItene Miinasn ete.-bie
feline Sammluns bon Seltenbeitsn su
elmer iebr tpertbbolen MAIDEN.
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u a d. r u e:

@on ben 9einen frib seidieceu.
@ln9it On ibon gum ep'gen 8tieosn,
Sorit nidt mebr bes 8atten SfIa9en,
Siebit Mot 0einer Sinber Sbmer,,
@d, fe toHneu's taum ertrasen,
Sor tisfem Srame bridt ibr Ser,.
8ub i'm edattsn oIr Gpprsiien,
9tub uns emi8 unpers,iien;
Sb Dih auh 9rabesnadt umbiiIIt,
3raaen mir DOLL Acknowledgement
Simmer nod i'm treueu Ssr3sn,
Seli8e, bein tbeures Bib.
6inoen. Die 10 friib perblid.
Sinlt i'm ldoneren Saiein Did.
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Oamffa0nn0.

Bel Dem mid our6 ben Sob meiner braben
@attir, gotbariue 6Isdenitein, 70 Idmer be.
trofeuen 8erluite mo6te id Serrn gaftor
@ibudifer. ben mitfhblenosn 8rmnoen lno
@adbarn, ben 8rdBern uuo allen 5beiIneb.
meru am 8esrdbniiie aus polsm Serseu
oanfen. Seinr. 6ledeuitein.
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Bon GanaSa mad Sap Soru.

Seoer Gpoibefsr in bieism unsebeus
rem @ebiete bat porrdtbis unb smpfisbIt
Sumpbrep's SpesificS unb fins
bet. bab lie mebr 3ufrieoenbeit eeben,
als irsenb ettpaS, baS er perfauft.
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