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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

The Republican Congress has agreed
e'not to disturb the Dingley tariff
bill. Certainly not! The problem
is to ind some way Of preventing the
Dingley bill from disturbing the Re
publican Congress.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

Hon. VIM. J. Bryan has been
elected anniversary orator of the Flu
phcnian Society Of Erskinc College at
Due West. 1t is to be hoped that the
distinguished gentleman will find it
convenient to accept the invitation
and honor the occasion with his pres
encc
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

1t looks now that China is to be
divided up among the great powers OF
Europe. Germany and Russia have
already secured their portion and
England is selecting hers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

Never before has Presidential Sc
lection for an Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court been opposed so
earnestly by the bench and bar. Nc
Kcnna will make the Mckinley adj
ministration memorable if nothing
else does.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

Senator Archer, Of Spartanburg, it
is said, will be candidate for Gov
ernor next year, and the main plank in
his pla.forla will be opposition TO aI,-
preparations for the State Colleges.
On that issue he will never sec inside
Of the Governor s office.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

Bishop B. w. Arnctt, y. d.. the
historian Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, at the 3ith annual
session Of the Conference Of that
Church in Charleston Inst week, de-
elarcd that the word negro was
good enough for him He dee. net
banker after the title cairo Ameri-
can"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

Senator llama political prospects
in 0hi2 are Of the most desperate
character. The appeals for help which
are going out rcnd The party air. The
administration is being called on to
lntcrposc. even to the extent Of
threats Of war and political dcstruc-
ton on all who fail to come into line.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

In card published few days ago
iu some Of the daily papers w. G.,
McGouan, Esq. denies that he is a
candidate for Governor.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

MIR. Joseph 4. Mccullough, mem
Der Of the House of Representatives
from Grccnvillc, is going to try to
stop the Killings in South Carolina by
instituting kind of dress reform.
llc has prepared bill that will doubt
less be one Of many OH The same sub
jcct to be introduced in the I.cgisla-
turc, to prevent carrying concealed
weapons. The bill makes it unlawful
to year what is known as hip
pocket in the rear Of trousers or coat,
and fixes the minimum penalty for the
violation of the law Mt six months ina
prisonmcnt and 500 fine. The bill
also provides that if for any reason IA
person wishes to wear pistol he shall
apply to the Clerk Of Courl, who, if
he considers the reasons given by the
applicant sufficient, shall grant hin.
permission to carry deadly weapon.
The Clerk of the Court will also sup.
ply the said person with badge,
which shall be worn on the outside of
the lapel of the coat or in some other
conspicuous place.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29
sAa or lEsE

TT HAy e placed all my Books and iAc-
IL conntsin the hands OF J.. Gilmer
tor collection. settlements, &c. have
Accounts on mr. Books that have been
running for years, being unable to effect a
siii a al 0ss:s, q: .!e!
Z lst, 1898, same will be sos rsgafi iIeas OF
whose feelings It may hurt In the mean.
time, MIR. Gilnier will eitheg. cali ON you
In person or notify you Sy letter. yylll
say f. srtner. that II ] owe. yon 4 an, ready
TO settle. 80 Y. n. "a lsssS 81
Very sespeptfnlly. 4;
Nov 8. 1897 III 8 3 8 3 n n
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

Boston, which gave Mckinley a
plurality Of $4,000 last year. elected
Democratic Nuyor last Thursday by
about 4, 800 plurality.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29
Plantation for Safe.

NNHE undersigned Will, on Sa'esday in
Il January next, sellat publicNoutcry,
In the city OF Andersen, his Plantation,
sitnaie,l five miles south ofthe city. on
the Generals Road. The place contains
SO acres, about go acres OF which are in d
high state of cultivation, and has good
dwelling house and all necessary outboild!
ings. Agood patch of rye and four acres
of wheat, highly festilized. have been
sown. Come and see the place and In,
spect t.. II will positively he sold 10 the
n'Ess's bss Il eiassF' fssa j, 3; sERkY,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

Congressman Norton, Of Ohio, de-
clared in the House that Most OF the
men on the pension rolls are pcriur-
crs. lie wished to change most"
to many and the privilege was de-
MED him. lie should have stood by
his declaration. II can be proved in
cold figures. There arc at present
over 100000 names on the pension.
rolls while the best statistics obtain
able make the number Of living fed
cral soldiers less than 10000 Mr..
Norton hit the nail squarcly on the
head 1t is II fraud and steal in
comparison with which the credit
Hobclicr aud s'aiiaina affairs arc bit
cases Of petty larceny.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
. orado that it is foolshness to longer
rely upon the hope of securing hme'ai-
ism through international agreement.

The gold standard linanciers are very
busily engaged at present in attempting
to formulate tho plans for financial re-
form that can be successfully used to
turn the attention OF the people away
from the only great national issue before
them, the restoration Of silver to its tor
mer position in the monetary system OF
the nation They no doubt hoped that
the result OF the labors of the monetary
commission sent to England would re
main in doubt till the adjournment Of
the next session OF congress, but uuior-
tunately for them England has gwen
without my delay her reply TO the prop
ositon for monetary conf renee and
has given 1t in language that has no I'M
certain meaning. England's refusal 10
Join IN monetary conference sweeps n
side any weight that may have attached
to a promise OF international bimetnl
lism and, in order to turn away the at
tention of the people from the silver is.
sue and prevent the election OF IA silver
congress- in 1925 it becomes necessary to
devise some reform financial schemes for
that purpose and the schemes that will
be devised will no doubt be many and
wonderful, but these schemes will all
fiil TO attract the attention Of the voters
away from the financial issue
The state herald., 1897-10-29

Judge Charles D. Huyt is one OF III,
few men who can occupy high official
position without suffering from an en-
largem-nt OF the head. The holding oi
the high oi'ice of chief justice OF the su
preme court has made no difference
whatevsrin his sociable aud cour'oou.
treatment OF meu IN all walks OF lie. lie
Is nnn OF the people and is held in the
highest esteem by all who make his nc.
quaintance either in u business or social
way. The voters Of the state will make
a mistake II The. do not give him ano,n
or term OF Office
The state herald., 1897-10-29

William Green Sood, another political
reiormer, il nov busily enguged In
preaching his reform doctrine to the
people of Denver. He proposes to limit
the wealth Of m individual to $1,000
and have the government conilscate nll
additional property. lie would limit the
ownership oi land TO 100 acres aud have
tie government c3nliscatr all land In o, =
ccsn of tina, hmit and ho would have all
interest On government securities nbol
ishod. Whatever success inny attend
tho loOors oi this great rciormor. hs
doctrine will not worry the inhabitants
Of the rain bolt ycry much. The slUOOlC
limit will not Interfere very materially
with nny OF their pet financial spccuIa
tons and they wonld lose no sleep over
the the proposed 100 acre land limit. and
as they ute not b1rdenrl with govern
ment securities, they will feel very li,tlt
alarm ut his proposed plan TO abol,
i-h the interest on ,hr same.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
Cure CONSUMPTION.

:. a, Sioeun,, "A. ", the or1ai Chemist and
Srientia,, orcru to Send Free. to the Af.
nieiod, Three Bottles Of His Re~iY DIS.
covered Remedies to Cure oonsump.
ton and Al lung Troubles.
Nothing cauld be iaircr. more philan-
thropic, or carry more joy in It's wake
than the offer II I, 4. Slocom, NJ. C.. Of
9s pino street, Nov Iori, City.
Confident that he hnB discovered IN
absolule cure Tor consumption and nll
pulmonary complaints and 10 make it,
great norits known, BIO will send, free.
thrcc bo,'lra Jthr Slotum new lygt,m Of
m"liclno Ia any reader who Is suffering
tiom cheat, throat and lung troublrs or
consumption.
lie invites those dtair1us ~ obinining
the remedies TO simply send him their
eXpfrsB hnd poslotlirc address. and re-
ceiye IN return the three free bottles. -
Already TN. 'now scientific course OF
medicine" hns permanently curcd thoua.
huds Of apparently hopelc,1 cnfes
lie annsidrrs Il his religions duty-a
du,y which ho owes 10 hnmanliy-io do.
nate hiH miailiLle cure
Offered freely, apart from its Inherent
strength. Ia enough to commend IL, aud
moro 30 II the perfect confidence of the
great chemist making the offer.
He has proved consumption TO bc q
durable disrAse beyond any doubt
There will be- no mistake IN spnding
tho mislasc aill be- IN overlooking the
Doctors generous invitation. lilo hns
Oh llle IN hia American aud European
laboratories thousands OF tcsttmuuinls Of
experience FROM thoAc cured, Ia all pnnn
gt tho world
pclnyh nrr dangerous mnr your nd.
dfesn 10 T. a, Slogun, N. C.. nB Pine
street, New York, aud when writing tho
Doctor, plense mention reading this mr..
tiela 10 The SrArr ilfiAf.p.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

Charles d. Hnyt will be his own sue
ccssor as justice Of the supreme court
7. NJ. Patterson aud the Rocky Mountain
News have been making a desperate at
tempt L" defeat him, but their attempt
will not be successful. The people ur,
well satisfied with the official record oil
Judge Hayt and will give him another
farm
The state herald., 1897-10-29

Tn" county politics Il Denver seem to
be decidediy mixed. There will be more
than one voter on election day exclaim,
Where am IT." when he is confronted
with tina; ballot on which are the names
OF the candidates and the emblems Of
twelve different parties.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
TO Soften the Hands.

Before refining take n large pair OF Old z!oyos
and spread mutton tallOw inside, $50 ali over
ih9 hands. Wear the goyeg all night, and WASH
the hands with olive oil aud white CASTLE soap
the next morning.
equally II not more important 10 know. Is fOlnu
In the handsomely Illustrated new book Jus,
published by
The state herald., 1897-10-29

The vote that is cast abainst Judge
Hayt will be cast against mal whose
record MS champion of the cause CT the
free coinage OF silver is unquestioned
and whose official record has been most
highly satisfactory.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
A. II. HENDRIX.

The people of northern Illinois are
again agitntirg tie question of deep
water canal TO connect lake Michigan
with the Mississippi river.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
DRS. BELTS & BELTS,

gal n. ,lreei, Corner curns ncnver folorldo.
Doa't Tobacco Spit aad snokc Iour i.g away.
II you want 10 quit inbacco uliug easily
ans forever, bcmlic wcii, strong urcuU'ic,
iuii OF new liio aud vignr, take N1tia. bac,
the woudcr-workcr, that makes weak mon
strong. Many gain ten pounhs In ten days
Over 0l,OOO cured. Buy NOro-iiar cf your
druggist, under guarantee To cure, aOc or
si.uO. Booklet aud sample mailed ircc Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

wANtEns-e -eollutawhrrnf EIosdthhsty
TURK in AmonFa, rptr pnh ptorrn. irr'ui
uia eninpltr history H tnl uur iWiW,on
ritttN uud urarrr sales hnu1uHuzi mu
bios. hlif ouuul Hluna. yfHl' given, frlFnt
ru1, mutna Wnr 4Hir tW unum.
iuh pmpiHy. pUh L,uDaf
The state herald., 1897-10-29
LMr-I nnlllI-nllnn nrlel lnliI


Nuuaa for Publications
Land uiilrn At sterling Colo
Oct ~ isH
Notice ~ hereby given TINT the folowirH.
numrd srtllcr has hlod notice of his intention
10 mnis" ilnhl proof In support " ins cIhim,
ind that unid proof viii be- made before clerk
pi district court " phillips county tul0 nj
iiolyokc Colo on Nov "a M, VIZ
fBAsk nrngGltAf
lld 4 aig for tie " q, sec gytpfn . ~ W
ilr nnmus the following witnesses To prove
hiA continuous rrsidcnnr upon and euii,n-
ilon of, said land, Wis
urutgo n ror ~ itolyukr toia
Allen u poiosk
nrntnn u fHrknt b"
iinnuihri !. Carpenter
ni tlrHtFD np1iairt
The state herald., 1897-10-29
suERiFF SALE

SuENfF SALE.
NoucoiH hereby given that by virtue Of eNr-
uuii1n or hen foreclosure Issued ont of the
county court Il Phillips 10 colo dated oct
lti-l; nnd in me ~ shcfin directed IN favor
ut The American Mortgage Trust Limited
plaintiff md ughinst H"nfy Marshall defend
nnt f1r thrsuu oisidnands srii0 co-tnnd Rccru
inT cost whereby / nm commanded 20 -rii
iho following described rrnlratnio toNiti
The 80 y soc = tpsnriaw0 u m Philip.
county Colo
1nsntiaiy nHid amounts shall on saturday
thr 70 day of Soy lspi oner thcnho,c dc.crib.
ri promises for Hnlo az pubic auction at the
huur NJ = oelrrk y M uf said day ni the
front door of the court housoin iioiioku Colo,
a. tho highest nnd best hidief therefore
Dated thla % day NJ oct iapi.
An ut1illiir shefin.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

In tho presidential campaign ~ isG
the Mckinney republicans of Colcndo
claimed that. although they supported
the munetafy plank ot the 81. Lonif
platform, they were ,iill m favor ol bi.
u.eihllisin and ihnt they supported the
81 Louis platform simply hecaube they
believed that bmrtallism could be- No..
cuied through international agreement.
A commission ui able men, with Senator
Wolco,' ns chairman, has been at work
ior several months IN an effort 10 secure
the consent oi England to tho holdn z
of an international monetary conference
The efforts of the commission have
failed. England has refused 80 iuin IN
au international monetary conference
aud this refusal will prevent tho holding
ui such u conference, THE refusal NJ
England 10 take phit IA a conference
shows yery plainly that himpiallism cau.
not bo occurred through Hn international
agreement to which tnqlnel isH party
lb certainly uushi ~ ho sufficient h.
convince the MCKINLEY fJpublicaus 81
The state herald., 1897-10-29
8 tnfn -I-IlIna Int lnl.

a liunaaellpn IN which sontnnnat lose u q
sun luiuEi lilhuusrrta. sick hrhdhehe. futs
iri tongue. ir ur. ifiitH Hhd a ii8uaHfid gthsf
li'H hir nused by constipation aud alurrIrh
hirr tAscatrts Candy taihhuir. the won.
Hrriui nrW ivcr siimulant aud lnidsliunl
loulr nrr ir MI tlrlrilHia ruufUnthrH 10 rurf
~ WuuuF refunded e. e. a. Hm h rnto
ihinr fff a Nnt i7dHy, iua. e.n. ani
Sample and buIArt lteg. 90 aur t'f no
The state herald., 1897-10-29
TRAINS LEAVE As Follows.

No. lti Accm daily except Saturday and Mon
day for Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all points
east and west 1853 pm
No. l5G Tuesday only for Lincoln. Omaha
/ thicacp aud all points east and west l2i5am
No. is5 hccm dnily except sunday, Cheyenne
Wyo. AMI intermediate stations 80
All east bound accommodation trains conncct
with first class passenger train at Curtis fol
all points east aud west,
Siccpine dining and reclining chair cars tst az
frce) ON through trims. Tickets sold and bug
gage chcckci to any point in tho United State'
or Canada.
For information time tables, maps and tickets
call On write To W. II. Johnston, Agent, Etcl-
yoke Colo, or j Francis. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't o
n.alia. Ncb.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

Judge o. th1 5Io-e O Court.
Toto for onol
WILLIAM uGABHERT
silu. ropuiist, silver Democrats, liyic FEEDER
alton, Democratic Party. Peoples Party, Nation.
al Peoples Party, just tnzntiou ti-ket.
posto.llcu a,lir,ss Telluride Colo
Place of residence Telluride Colo.
Place of business Telluride Colo
NATHAN l. GRn.sr
Socialist labor uarty
ro-iunlcc a-llrca- State Capitol Denver Colo
Place Of businoa Capitol Bldg Denver Colo
cuARlE,pHAYr
Republican pHrty. ta1-pt,ru 'irls'i, titizan-
ticket, silver republican party
h-tnlNra addrcs- Denver Colo
rheo otroiloucc Alnmu-a Colo
Place oi business Denver Folio
District Attorney judicial District
tNutn for ouol
WILLIAM l. HAY
People party democratic paay. independent
aE ua.,r, pany, silver republican iary
Post office alius. Sterling Colo
Place ~ rrificnc' i.orHn rouHiy Colo
Place Uf basinrs Sterling Colo
Al JOHNSON
Ic7uhlican
f0-tn'licr aliIraH Akron Colo
Plarr NJ railraco Akron Colo
linru ~ busin'as Akrun Call
County Troaauror.
,yolgtor ono
EN.McrnEWIS
nrpnbhrun
ru-tlnienn.l,lr lio.gokr Colo
rlaer of residence ilollukp Cola
Place u husineH- lIuiyoto Colo
CnAnlEs n, MuWN
flyor rtuiliCrn, inmucnus, p,0rlrs fprty
rosiuiicr nddrFs Holyoko Colo
raco N urilrpro lio}oic colo
plaercf tuHnrss lioJul.n Colo
County Clerk and Recorder
,s"'a 'or ouol
srRwARrw nEUGs
Fruploa rariy, democratic plul a.isaf rrral-
lIrln hafty
fos,oiil,' addrra uolyolaColo
rlaer nj tifHro ilolJplre Cn'p
Place Of businrsa iiolguto Colu
T.. ltnLASC
Republican pHft. Independent tas raylra rnrt,
rusipnce allras ulbaho colo
Place " irsiirurr ilnliohs Colo
pinro ~ hnainoaa tin5als toto
County Superntondont OF sahooia
Nofo iur uua
H. H. JOHNSON
trpnbhcah
r".loiiico bllrss llulsol,e colo
rHoo ~ raslIiaBer wts5u
Place " husinssa linbotr t0lp
The state herald., 1897-10-29

:. A sloeum. N. ~. the orsai Chemist and
Sseniiai, onorn to Send Free, to the Al
tlieiod, Three Bottles Of His Re~iY DIS.
covered Romed.es to Cure oonsump.
tion ard ~ lung Tfoublus
The state herald., 1897-10-29
SILVER REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.

For Justice supreme Court
CHARLES ID, HAIT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04
Wt6t unter3et@uet.

gBie au9emein eruartet uuroe unb
mie Der nunmebrise Gr Brdfoent Gleue
lamb bel psridieoenen @elesenbe,ter
burh feline NsuBerunsen our1bi,dsp
lieS, bat er ii9 serueisert, bic lnfaul
2ooae ginuanperunssbll, obsleih IT.
i'm Senat nohmals aeftr,eselt uno &C.
bisslt wuros, 81 unterSe,1uen. uno ourt
biejes Bsto, ourh wel&eS er fib Der
Daui aller e%utaeiuutsu Bltrioten Der
bient uno ssiihsri bat. bot &leuslano I'D
alsbeHererN mer,faner unb iiber5eu9uuSs
treuersr Yatr,ot eruleien ais be trau'
rise Nebrbeit Der W,tslieoer oes irau'
riafien aIer gonsrsFe. Was Gleuelant
pdbreno leiner lesten &ss,erunasperloo'
Wanhss setban babeu. mas bensr unss
iheben ssblisben more. uno Wan4ss
unterlofsn baben. mas sr better setbar
bate. semiB If, oa6 ibm iein nnannbat
ties Nuitreten Dem GonSrsB sesenibe'
in Der lesten Stunoe bel allen nnpar'
teiiit %aeiiunten Blrsern oes 2anoes
bob anaerehnet tpiro. Nas Der nun
mebriae gI.Yrdioent infolse &i4tbe
rididtisuns uno Bernadldh,suns Be
9sutitsn rpdbreno ieiner Hmtspsrioo
iid ben ~bsionoeren Douf Der Deuti4
Nmer,fauer niht usrbient baben, Dan
absr inb fie ibm idulois fur oas ben
Gonsrs6 seaeniber sebaltene Weto be
baFersmeriben ginwoneerun9b.Q, mel
DE cine uusere4tiefeit ben Deuti4e'
unb aasn anoeren WInpanoeruasslual
sen ssseniiber in fi& i&liebt, bic per
Glepslanb nun aber our@ iein nlannbaI
ties Nuftreteu beieiliSt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04
Mniere 6taatSeejeteebums

Die Serren @eiesseber sabeu fi& aud
uorise @o&e ipieber rebli& Rabe, ibrs
Is tdsl,&e 6peien bur@ s~eoulbisea
Sisen ODER BEN Nnb6ren BON lanetpeili-
gem 0uati@ ju ueroienen. 8isber TOM.
ten he nod juueileu eemathli& rau9en.
ober i'm Senat bot gale nun audi oas
Berbot bur&seiest. Gr uerftiee f& ba.
BET 5u Der Hemeriuns. bob bic .beRen
Senotoren" bieien Buni& beeten. bas
ma&te ober Gen. SltiS drserli&. Ct
meinte e. tudren MUIR relei@e Hriber
NIT slei&en Ndrreuiappen" ba. @lna'S
BID, bic 0ebabren fir 8lrseri&eine auf
81 ~ fisiren, uanberte an Elm COME,
ren5 Gomite. Die unteriu&uug beS
Staots Nrbeitsbureau unb ben Worffeber
Bomers ipirbelt nod INNER piel Staub
ouf, Der Senat III seneist lei&t baraber
binruea ~ aebeu; bic LANCE 5i@te"
Grtpln ole Hertreter Der Nrbeiter.O rea'
ntiationen brinet ober ensreii& auf cine
senaue unteria&auo. grouibite'S HiQ
e7o,ooo fas Ssatwsisea y psrwiQieea,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04

Serr 0ilmun, iouie ou& Der s.ir,t0r
Der 3omm,Hion, W. YrouoA. Ser
8rdfoent uerbro&te e,ne holbe Stunb,
m 0eiprd& nit ben RommdKdr,n
Dieie leaten bann ibren Neri&t Dor. in
tuel&en bic 9ommif,ou % sruar u,&t
unterntmut, bic seuaue 0renSlluie ADJ.
f&en HeueSuela unb Hrtti@.@ uioua ,u
be3ei@Heu. ME eruortet tpurbe, Der iebo1
uiel ~t&dsensuertbeS Bacterial" ent.
bdlf. ruel&es seeisnet II. bic ben, pro.
iett,rteu S&ieosseri&,e seheQte Guf,
l'be rueientl.6 81 erle,&tern. O. il
mob ni&i enii&isoen. Oh Der Beriat Der
aOmm,R,ou urr0feutli@t rpirb, ieoo6 II
. wobri&einll&. BOB oerielbe Dem Ron.
arsB dberionbt ueroen wirb, ober nur
sur Suformation Die GommiH,ou bat
,br bisberiess Sisunssloial asrdumt
uno uiro feline Sisuuseu mebr balteu.
SIR r6mii4 iaibolti@e Rreiie BON
9ro6erem SutereRe mar elm 6eaaot.
tesbteua Der Roatas in Der Ra.
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