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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03
Never Save a Dollar.

We know of a large number of
able bodied young men from twenty
to twenty-five years old who have
never saved up a dollar and now spend
every dollar they earn, some of them
before it is earned. 1t is from this
class that come the financial scads of
a communicable fellows who beat
every man that is foolish enough to
trust thea. Here is recruited good
many OF the brake-beam brigade, the
old PETERS who end their days in
county poorhouses. the class who
claim that the world owes them liv-
ing whether they work or not. We
have frequently referred to this mat
ter of young man saving a part of
his earnings; we do SO once more,
for we regard this as matter of SUI
preme Importance in shaping the flu
ture of any young fellow. If young
man cannot and will not save any
money before he is twenty-five with
no one but himself to provide for, he
will in all probability be poor man
as long as he lives.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03
Who Owns the Land?

Because of drainage many of the
smaller lakes in the west have recent
~ shrunken in area. when the gov
eminent survey was made most of
these lakes we're meandered or set out
from the land survey. Parties own
ing land bordering such lakes have,
because of the shrinkage in the water
surface referred to, thus found
themselves with quite an area of ex-
cellent land lying between their farms
and the present stage of water in
such lakes. There has been much con-
troversy as to who was the lawful
owner of such new made land and in
some cases where the amount has
been forty acres or more men have
assumed that il was government land
and have squatted upon it under the
general homestead law. A case of
this sort originating in western Iowa
has recently been passed upon by
the courts, which hold that title to
such made land is vested I'm the owner
of land adjoining under his riparian
rights which, on a meandered stream
or lake, include all land reaching to
high water bark. This ruling will
dispose of many contested cases all
through the country.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03
When to Catch on and Let Go.

1t takes "a pretty smart man to
know just when to take hold of some.
new line of farm work or let go of
one which lie has been carrying on.
AS we have noticed it, the man who
adopted some line of farm work and
stuck to it year in and year out,
when it paid well and when it did
not, has been the man who best sue.
ceeds. 1t is a rare thing to find n man
with big crop of potatoes when
worth forty cents in the field, or
with a lot of wool to sell at 25 cents
a pound or a barn full of hay 70 let
go of at $40 per ton. The common
rule is that men will rush into new
crops or new kinds of stock when
such crops and stock are bringing
top prices, when the wise man if he
wishes to make n change. would
make such change when there was
the least demand for such things, cor
rectly reasoning that when any com.
modify was selling for less than it
cost to produce it a scarcity and high
prices were almost sure to ensue in
the near future. When man can
buy sheep for dollar a head, then
is the time TO go into sheep; when a
good horse sells for forty dollars,
then raise colts; when pork sells at
$2.25 per cwt. fill up the hog yard,
but better Tran doing this, keep the
crops and stock on the farm diversi-
fled to the largest extent possible all
the time. regardless of the ups and
downs of prices.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03
Cut on Pine Lands.

A reader of these notes writes n
asking whether the cut OF pine lands
Of northern Wisconsin are desirable %
an investment for man with small
capital with view to making a
farm. We have never examined
these lands personally and feel loath
to advise. This much may, however.
be said in general way: If this land
is clay or loan soil; if it is covered
with a fair growth of native timber.
such as poplar, oak, birch or maple, 1T
is perfectly safe investment at the
low price asked, provided one is will
ing to make the hard fight of reclaim
ing timber farm; but, if the soil is
sand, covered with jack pine and but
a sparse growth of other forest trees,
we should look elsewhere for farm,
even if it were offered to us as free
gift. 1t may be said, however, touching
this last mentioned sort of land, that
much of it is being rapidly reclaimed
by clearing and cropping alternately
with clover and potatoes, and that
some of the finest potatoes in the
Union are there raised. The question
of the quality of soil is the most
important one in the selection of a
farm and should receive the most
careful attention; next to this, the
average rainfall for series of years.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

A friend three years ago bought
of nurseryman dozen plum tree
of supposed choice variety. lie ha
given these trees the best of care
and this year they have fruited. Only
two of the twelve trees are of The
variety bought, three are of kind
worth raising and seven are utterly
worthless, bearing little scrawby
fruit, no better than can be found il.
any plum thicket on the river. Oul
friend is hot under the collar and eN.
pressed himself in very uncomp'imen'
tary terms of this nurseryman in par.
ticular as well as nurserymen in gen.
eral.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03
The Woman and the Gasoline Can.

The old song
"Men must work and women must
weep,
Though the harbor bar be moan
ing"
gives the pathetic side of the seaman's
and fisherman's life and it is in order
for some poet to give the world some
equally poetic tribute touching wo.
man and the gasoline can. Women
and hydrocarbon oils were never made
to go together, for women cannot be
made to comprehend the danger OF
filling lighted stove, of putting gas.
oline into the wash-boiler when it is
boiling on the stove, of kindling a
fire with the stuff or of cleaning cloth
ing with it in room in which there
is fire. If men must work and wo.
men must weep. for the good Lords
sake let them do it without the aid
of gasoline.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

If the grove in the pasture is
dense and thick that the grass w.
not grow under the trees we wo;:,o
thin out enough of the trees SO as to
permit the grass to grow. Hig!
priced land cannot profitably be kept
to simply produce growth of com
mon forest timber. Trimmed out
however, a good pasture may be
secured and enough timher retained
to secure the best development of the
trees.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03
Dehorn the Bull.

1t may be that some of our readers
have one of those real nice, well-be-
haved gentleman cows, such an ortho-
dox and respectable member of bovine
society, that they place the utmost
confidence in him, impose no restrict
ions on his liberty and treat him as a
farm pet. If so, we would suggest,
that if you have not done so already,
you take out $4,000 accident policy
for the benefit of your wife, so that if
old Taurus and you have a scrap some
day, your wife will have money enough
to pay off the mortage on the farm
and buy a new bull. Confidence is well
enough for campaign cry; it will do
much to improve depressed business
conditions; but as applied to ones
daily association with bull, it is all
out of place. The most pious bulls
are liable to have spells" when the
devil has entire possession of them. We
do not think that the removal of the
beasts horns will take the devil out
of him, but with them off a man
makes a nicer looking corpse and the
undertaken is able to fix him up in
better shape for his friends to see.
There is probably no one thing which
will take the cussedness out of
bull like good hard work, and if it
were possible to give him four or five
hours steady work on a tread power
every day and use him to grind the
feed, pump the water, etc, your conf
dence would not be so likely to be
AS the bull is usually kept,
he is the most dangerous animal to
be found in the state and level head
ed farmers will so treat him. Off
with his horns, anyhow.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Moore of Mon
roe Falls, Ono, have been married
twenty-tour years. and have had
twenty children, sixteen of whom
are alive. His wages are $1.3O a day,
and on this sum he brought up his
large family. Now some of the
children are able to assist him. He
buys his shoes i'm dozen lots. He
says, 1T takes a snug sum to shoe
my crowd"
Mayor Watson of Findlay, Ohio,
loves music, and, of course, a piano
adds its charm to the attractions of
his home. He recently sent testi-
monial to the firm that made il,
warmly commenting its excellence,
and stating that 'he had used it for
the past eight years." The city
Board of Equalization, on seeing this
commentator utilized as an adver-
tisement by the piano firm, inves-
tigated the matter, and discovered
that the piano was not listed in the
mayors tax returns. They have
therefore charged him with back
taxes on 1t for the past eight years.
Syrose is a material used as a sub
stitute for sugar. Its sweettning
power is $50 times greater than that
of sugar.
Even the common potato is good
medicine for rheumatism. A decoc-
ton of potatoes used as fomenta-
ton, will give perfect relief.
ExPresident Harrison is believer
To-. he 10
study law his whole life Long. Not
a day passes but he devotes portion
IF ii TO some textbook.
She-I heard that you said l re-
minded you of the north pole. Don't
try to deny IL. He-Of course / did.
You are sought after, you know.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

1t was once popularity supposed that
the sooner coating of manure was
plowed under after it was applied to
y field the better. Men know better
now. In no manner can the accumu-
Iations of the barnyard be so econom-
lcally and satisfactorily applied to
the soil as by putting them on the pas
lures and meadows with manure
spreader.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

There is no successful milking
machine yet placed on the market and
it is perhaps just as well. If the pro-
duction and sale of oleomargarine is
not in some way restricted it
will take something besides milking
machine to enable the legitimate
dairy business to hold its own.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

The effect of four storms which
lately visited the broom corn produc-
Ing territory of Illinois will be felt
by every person who has to buy a
broom the coming year. The good
broom will cost twice as much as it
did two years ago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

Fifty bushels of succatosh to the
thirty-five bushels of oats-is quite
a common crop and yield through
much of the west this season. This
mixed crop is becoming more and
more favorite each year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

A careful test made at one of our
western experimental stations show
ed the cost Of producing bushel of
corn to be 1919 cents. Taking SER
les of. years this is much below the
actual cost of producing the 'usAcl
of corn on the average western arm,
but few men being able to % il for
much less than twenty cents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

Stock will eat the whole of the
corn plant when it is put into ensil-
age, they will leave about 10 per cent
when it is shredded and still more
when it is threshed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

The red Polled cattle combine in
large degree beef and milk qualities
perhaps as much or more so than
any other breed of cattle. Where
cattle are wanted of the dual purpose
type they seem to fill the bill very
well.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

If you do not make any contribu-
ton to the county fair exhibit and
simply go yourself to see what there
is there to be seen, don't make fool
of yourself by criticizing the exhib-
its and telling your friends that you
had stuff Mt home which would have
beaten anything at the fair out of
sight.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

Droughty conditions on the western
range have lowered the price of feed
ing cattle and the feeders in the corn
belt will be able to get the sort of
stock they want to feed at more
reasonable prices than last year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

The wheat crop of Washington
state has averaged &c bushels per acre
for the past twenty years. Climatic
conditions there are more favorable
for the growth of winter wheat than
in any other state in the union.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03
Notice In Probate.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

You and each OF you are hereby notified to
appear at the coert house IN Winnesheik
A, ID. 1900, at 1850 O'Clock, p. M, to attend the
probate of an instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament of Christian Christ
Jansen, late OF Pleasant township, In Win
time and place you will apes and show
cause, II any, why said will should not be
admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scribed my nam and affixed the seal of said
office, this 18th day OF September 1900.
A. l.. HAAKENsoN.
Clerk OF District Court
By FRANK K. FULLER, Deputy.
FRANK SAYRE, Atty.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

Select the March puilets for winter
layers. Give them well-lighted and
roomy house, feed sparingly of corn
and literally of wheat, oats, bran
and some form of fresh meat, such
az butchers scraps, liver or the like;
give warm slop mess once day and
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

The great corn fields of the corn
belt were all out of the way of the
frost by September LIST. this year, a
thing which has not happened for
many years.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

The shoes worn by the London
horses used on cabs, omnibusses and
freight wagons are corkless From
the American standpoint this seems
queer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

Just so long as eggs are sold by
count and not by weight just so long
will some men be tempted to- keep all
the big eggs at home for their own
use. That's human nature.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

A thrifty housekeeper has discover
ed that garden toad placed in the
kitchen during the night will soon
rid the place entirely of waterbugs
and cockroaches.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

If the full feeding value of the
stalks upon which crop of corn
grew was realized, the cost of produc-
ing a bushel of corn would be greatly
reduced.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

The large sum of $21,O 900 is offered
as prize money at the combination
Short Horn and Hereford cattle show
to be held III Kansas City this fall.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

One corn shredder will very easily
do all the work for four farms, and
it may be owned jointly very advan.
tageously by such syndicate.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

At the great Platt sale of Short
Horn cattle in Chicago Iowa breeders
took twenty-four head at a cost of
S17,265.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

If any soft corn is wanted this
year it will have to be boiled. 1t viii
not be found in the corn fields.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

make them scratch for their {
look out for lice. and you sha..
eggs in plenty.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

The lazy man never sees any beauty
in a sunrise.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
Dan imileoe.
Wiliam Nallaee Galoer bGngt /
SewitUn tor SUbbeltmDrD.

9elena, Wlont. 16oe Warts. -
Wtliam Waqace Galoer. JON or9bte
Jaareeier 6arquabar MtcRas ira Ser
gus Gountp % oeltos / Woroet paa
Gl9teren SObu Iaen, blep ioas b9ngt
/ Remission. gan aflasos inssn Sil-
Itdaelie, bible lite tale meo nogen prGIt
% git meo imilsnoe 4niigt til SaIgen.
Sammsn meO i'm 8ror % SAINTS Gli
Jiiber brGbte Galosr Rcgtae % bans
9i9ter / September iioitleoen, ldgOe
peres Gig pdu en- 9ogn os began Zig pad
9ei.n til Rort9srn paeific Sernbanen,
ipst be brsp McRass LOO Saar fordn
Jig. De astsOe at ialse 5durene / 5orz
nth % fnu rsmme fra 2anoet. Gfterat
babe fsrt meo Jig 2isene / s 0age og
bapt benz bos fig / 2eirsne ON Hatten,
br9nbte be benz oeo 8reoben al Wuss
islibeQ, faiteos often / Glpen os reiIte
bibere. Ere 0age isnsre blsp be srsbet.
5iIber blso oomfelbt for Moro, men
opnaaebs M Sugsforbanolins pua
8runo af en- Sormfeil. Den ungs Guls
Der Ifal Tndrt OBJ for Retten.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
Dan to9 fell.
&rebitmanpen troebs, at Giebmanoen
ira 2anbet par iattig.

Gn 3jsbmanb fra 2anosbpgoen |
Snbiana tom en- Dag til Gbicago for
at sisre Snbtisb / ct Wboleialebus.
San m.bbruste en- ftrepen elite oper
be Sing, ban bible babe. San iagoe,
at ban bar MP / 5urrstninssn, men
ments, at ban bdooe en- purtnsr, iom
bar ipare til Sar. 9u ban bapoe
palst 9arsr for 5000 OaIer, bleo
ban p~reisnterst for Suists 8rsoita
manb, ps ban iua iaa enfplois og
bpait uo, at areoitmanoen unoreoe Jig
paa, bporleDes sobe Cleric tunos babe
ipilbt FIN Sib paa BAN.
"Spilte 8stinselier sniter De,
Sr. 3" ban itanoieos, ps aisbmans
ben iupplsrebe Rupnst.
"gleoe / bort 2ano betaler Ri altto
sftsr Sarpeiten."
"Neen !6arpeiten er iorbi. De me-
ner ba bel life n9ite !SarpsIt /
1902"
yet er ben 5ib, bd mine 6olt be-
taller mig"
Oct fan ri umulig inblube os pad.
Riti Sdgs er bet allsrbsbite, Ri fan
gipe 9sm." Sg ielp oa snitsoe Sres
oitmanbsn at pibe en- bel Del ON Stunt
pens rbiister.
"tSpormsset, bpis is9 bstuler / so
9age?"
arepitmdnben n9onte gstingels
ierne.
"Spormeset | 80 9dge2"
Gn 9iscputo blep n9pnt.
"Spormeset for aontant9"
"aontant paa Sl9ttsn9 Pengsne
paa 8oroet?"
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
"a 6rosic % Smegn.

st mt "paoing COMPANY" er
organiierst Der i 9psn mso en- attie
tapital at $4,000.
- q. 8. 8lad al SoImen bar opsrs
eipst fit 30 til Notwithstanding.
4ttipa omtr. STATS - 8usiipa oms
trent $685..
Den FtdnDinapiits tpiuoslige qfs
bOIosforsnins boIOt / SorsOass RsO'
hos Wrs. 8. Psttsrion os Mrs.
SubIsns. 1924 Wartst Ct. 5urfriIts
ringer Ierpereoss.
GamIe Sames 9opcott afgit
OnSOags psO 0sOen. Sun par fsbt /
England / 1897 og Tom til Ga Grosis
/ 1867, bpor ban orep 8pgtrptteris ug
5otpsrufs So~rretning.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
S'aanoperfs'S paopmite.

Haaroperfs'Sg1oDmife "Sotltet
ct bs~ipnoerlist Rupn!" bsrsr Ri en-
telte at bore 2eiere ubbrpoe, og bog
er Rapnst msget p~asisnoe. 8isie
Saanopert forauriassr oisie Spsopm,
me. Stsnbusssrsn, Muleren, Mess
iinsurbsibersn, GuIpTageren oip. sr
ubiutte for Sarer, ON bpilte ri inssn
Sbe bar. Golt, Tom briper bisie ps
andre Saanoteringer, er tilipnelaoenoe
bel, inotil, ufte upsn BARREL, 2ammslie
at Mtopen euer INFLAMMATION af Guns
gerns timber St.o. Gil Yerfoner, iom
er bebsftet msb i%dabanne SpgDpmme,
fan Ri meb COB Sumoittisbeo anbes
fals bet gamIs. paalioelise 2asemioOel,
Or. 9eters aurito. 2es fpleenbe
Srep, Der ~inosbolper 8eretninssn ON
netpp ct iauount Silf9lbe:
"SIeun, q. .. 5 mango aar bar
iss p9ret aniat / en- 8srttsifabrit /
Gottaraugus Tom Siler. s 2sbet at
oenne Stb inoaunbeoe ieg en- bel Del
Stadls og Stenitsp, bpiltst ~alporlist
ip9ttebs min Selbrsb. 5ilI lut brsb
ieg iammen. grpftst bsspnots at psrfe,
ies bapbs Sting / Sioen, Smsrtsr /
Rpssen os unbertioen IN Tslelis af
Spimmslbeb. Nuar ieg bsisoe mig nso
for at taee noset pp. tunoe ies neppe
reif. mig op isien. Handkerchief bleD
tort ps fmsrtefulbt. Mine aamerater
iagoe, ies bapce "5iletarins." Seq
isets fIere Eager, men uben at merte
npg.n 5prbebrins, os jes bsspnbte at
sioe op Saabst om noseniinbe at Bib.
frif igisn. Smtrent paa benne Sio
l9fte iss en- artitel / ct gIdb ON ct
29gemiooel, taloet Or. peters aus
ritz. Seq iagbe til mig ielo: "Spors
for life fprises oet9 !Selbreoer BET
lite, bill bet ialfulo life flaa mig ibie."
Seq bsitilte en- prspetasis, % min
siaib bl.p belsnnsi. Gn mertbar
5orbebrins inDtraubte inart. Deb
grussn beraf s~isnpanbt iss min Sell
breb Og er ioas itsrt og frif. Seq al
Der 9sr.s Niobsl belle 9Gr.n oerfor
os anbefaler bet til ale mine qr6eioss
tumerotsr." Carl SuIpeo.
Den sr life at srbolbs at 4potbeters.
Spscisne as.ntsr falssr ben. STRIP
til Gabri,anten, Or. pstsr 5a6rnep,
112-114 Sputb !Sopns glOe., Gbis
cage, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
i%sprunoerIig SrauN.

"a grbsioern, Waroaa Worgen
I'm III Gr6sibs i MtilIs:S 9Ognfaby'.
/ gaImar, fdnOt St 8ngningen fuIo at
Reg. Deb llnosrisssIie funct man, at
Sloen bapos begpnOt fra en- OpR, 'om
por I Sru9 2erras, at ben Ddu en- slst
uncsr Wuoos baVoe anbsiost 9isnnem
RurftcnSOGsgsn opsr Sonsn, ~antGnot en-
5rrtrrittI bag ben, og at ben ira
9rrFkn baobs iprsot fig til en- Dor,
ium bar osIpis fortGrst o9 6rrnots
lansiomt, oa qrbsiOsrns ~upodgsbe 81
BEN. Ut SIoen baOOs Got Zig Iun9iomt
9si til Srrfl,n % 0srsr / SO Elmer
% aIigspsI life arsbet ON fig, ipnes at
rare nrftsr Ct Miratsl.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
Sra Nprtb "a Grpsie.

mrs. Sttsrisn Der i RorD6pen neos
tom forleosn mso Srilingsr, to Gutter
og en- pigs; ale psIitabts os friite, ug
boert Barn peiecs Oso 5soislen 6 Yuno.
Den famine aone bar M bdpt ipp
9srn / 2sbst al 8 Qar.
- W. Wannebo, Tom / TO 2erminsr
par GhD Comptroller Der at 8psn, az
r,iite Ssrbas til Remission, Montana,
bpor ban bill boIatte ilg. 9ans Sds
mile refer Isnsrs.
6. 8. Sole, ipm / Here Qar bar
sreOet Welteforrstnins fer / gpen, at.
rsiite Senoug til 0utotu, boor ban bar
tdoet 6omsitsab.
Gn liben 8ut ~tiIbsrenbe g.
Sanbituo osos iioIts l1gs at 2un9sfe,
FER.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
Ssbsial0.

SenrpS buttistpUrth oFoe Ssnoa9 hos
lin Batter Nfrs. .. 3. 8dblep / 8eit
0eeprah. aioebe par isot / Gn9lduo
ipr 80 iibsr, % bar oGrct Der / 9anbet
iibeH bin q ing. S IGn9ere 2to boe'
be bin / gtsp Oregon / Sptparb Gouns
tp. 3 bet itoitc Iar bar bnn bplot Jig
bps Dtrs. 3ublsp.
- Scr. os Rrs. Grtbpnp al Grssco
bar bait ben itOre SOrs ueo 8soen
at blire bcrcrst beres rlbite Ssn Or
thur, pmtrirs IS Slar CANNED. 6an
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