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The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26
Onward and
Upward Herd.

OF Registered, Prize-winning, Poland China
Hogs Quality and Breeding guaranteed equal to
any herd east or west.
Also Plymouth Rock Chickens, winners Of First
aud Sweepstakes premiums Stock for sale ut all
times. g. E. DYKsrxRHun Breeder.
10 miles northwest Of Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26

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w "
j, - 1alsi,i : lils
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sesR n. sullivan, HolIyj Cuso. ~. /.
ass claas photut
a ~ lsad ~ - ~ lS ssstest
- et6lsaan Co.,. s3Ss3 &;
II yos want nire stsll
Sosts - 0ssk = Barr.
Moaey . Ian On improvsd ts~M
property. Ses :. B. Harden.
leo unad soda wstee ~ lie Holy
PhaFnsscy. All fruit 6svon. & I.
For fence posts that viii list lone .
go to Clark = Berry's lumber vsrd.
Bring your Kodak plstes and Aims
70 Sullivan At Holly for develosane
and finishing. n
Horse shoeinR and MI kinds ef
bsacksmithing at Robert Kings shop.
west Of post once.
II you want to buy the best cattle
ranch on earth Or nice bunch OF cat
tie. zee A. L. johnson, Auctioneer.
Holly, Colo.
Why pay rent, when you can build
your own home and pay for II In small
monthly pavments? See J. B. Harden
for further particulars
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26

The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly and permanently healed If you
use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Be-
ware of worthless counterfeits.-Ikel-
man Bros.
FOR SALE-After July lat. 600 Grade
Merino ewes Of useful age. averaging
8 pounds Of fine medium wool per
head, on the range. LEO lamhs 10 with
them. g. rs. FRxHcH.
Holly, Colo.
Those famous little pills DeWitts
Little Early Risers, compel your liver
and bowels to do their duty, thus Civ
ing you pure rich blood to recuperate
your body. Are easy to take, never
ripe.--Ikclman Bros.
1t Is easier to keep we'll than yet
cured. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
taken now and then will always keep
your bowels in perfect order. They
never gripe but promote an easy gen.
tie action.-Ikelman Bros.
II am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my present good health and
my life. / was treated In vain BY
doctors for lung trouble following II
grippe. took One Minute Cough
Cure and recovered my health.n Mr..
E. H. Wise. Madison. Ga.-Ikelmsn
Bros.
You can never cure dyspepsia by
dieting. What YOUR body needs is
plenty Of good food properly digested.
Then II your stomach will not digest
1t. Kodol Dyspepsia Cnre will. It
contains all the natural dieestants
hence must digest every class Of food
and 70 prepare 1t that nature can use
II In nourishinR the body and rrplac-
ing the wasted tissues, thus giving
life. health, strength, ambition. pnre
blood and good healthy Appetite
Ikelman Bros.
II wish to truthfully state to you
and the readers Of these few lines that
your Kodol Dysdepsia Cure is without
question the best and only cure for
dvspepsia that I have ever come In
contact with and have used many
other preparation" John Beam.
West Middlexex, Pa. No preparation
equals Kodol Dyspepsia Cure rs 1t
contains all the natural digestants.
IT will digest oil kinds nf food and
help but do you good. .-Ikelman Brcs.
A bad complexion generally results
inactive liver and bowels. In all such
cases, DeWitt's Little Early Risers
produce gratifying results -Ikelman
Bros.
The ladies Of Holly are invited BY
the Presbyterian Aid society to take
part Ia Pin Cushion Contest, to be
held during the month Of August In
the church. A hAnds0me prize viii
b. given for the pFsttiest eushlnn.
Cushions ase tosbe exhihleed sna sot.
ed Ar m ~ M ~ ~ sucial. nate
1 si3l y ~ J. l!ls. Il n.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26
Local /. and Personal.

IOChl 6uO I 6IBOHdl.
Fred Philips is elerfine u the
Holly Pharmacy.
Mn. Il. 8. Simpson visited
Coolidge Tuesday.
Frank Gretchen, Of Rocky Ford,
visited Holly again Monday.
Miss Mollie Clarity, Of Coolidge
is employed at the Holly hotel.
Z. G. st. John came down from
Lamar, Monday TO look after his
business here.
Fred Cowles, OF Leoti. Kansas,
came down again Sunday. He
says he is going to stay this time.
Mrs. Ed. Swayse returned Mon
day from Enid, o. T. whore she
has been visiting for a few weeks.
The heat down at Kansas City
must be something terrible.
Thermometers are being pros
trated.
Mrs. A. L. johnson received a
telegram Tuesday saying chat her
b other, at Byron, Illinois. was
dying.
Mrs. Ella Baxter and children
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Holly visiting her parent, lkr. nd
Mra John Cores. e ST
The cemetery has been enclosed
with . substantial iron fence,
which was purchased by the citi-
sens Of Holly and vicinity. 4,
AL. Thomas and family returned
last week from the mountains
where they have been. enjoying
the cooling breezes and the forest
shades for several weeks.
F. w. Marburger has twenty
four acres Of beets. He says his
boys have done all the work on
them, and the prospects, for (, big
crop are very promising. l'as
I.G. Hammer says he has had
ripe tomatoes for some time. Al
tomatoes are retailing at the stores
at III cents per pound there must
be : pretty good profit on the early
crOp.
@. j. Momyer, Of Hurt, Kansas,
was . Holly visitor Saturday. Mr..
Momysr and family viii sssoye
down here in a short time an will
reside in the +. W. Powers house
which he has rented.
D. v. Righdenoar, oi Eas,sla,
Iowa, was here the latter pAfs sof
last week, He was % well plssAed
with the country that he bought !
forty acre tract and will coma hare
to make it his future home An d
short time.
Geo. B.. Wick, water commits
sioner for this district, was here
Tuesday. He reports watsfi yet.
ting very scarce west Of us, our
old reliable Bu6slo ditch being
about the only one that il drawing
it, full quota of water from the
river. q (
Dr.. W. 9. Baird NJ beea Bok.
ing after Dr.. Wilson's pelissfs
during the latter's absence this
wsek. We heard d.. HaiAd'
praised very highly for tho skfll
With which ~ treated 4 tyJad
patisnt Who 4 now ahle to y
81 80 - E ssls sss & Il
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26

D. M.. G. - s1,ss ~ Is ~
hons = Ba'srd. ~. ys,sesday.
ohas. Maxwell, naaaesr q ~
Lamar MIL ~ il tow Wsdaes-
dAy.
Dr.. ard Nh svIlssa spsat - : !
past vssk y Dsavss visiting
friends.
MA. Esikson q tie colony, vas
transscting basinen in Holly.
Monday and Tuesday.
Clark and Berry are building
extensive sheds at their lumber
yard for storing lumber.
The worst feature q the drouth
il that all provisions will be ITO in
the shade all winter and maybsl
higher.
DR.. O. 8. Wilson, the Lamar
dentist, writes n that he will sure
be in Holly on the 9Th and 7th of
August.
viii Simpson has been rushing
the work on his new building this
week and a. q result has il about
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Tuttle and
children, and Mrs. 81. W. Milford
drove to Baca county Sunday and
spent the week.
J. W. Phillips helped us out
this week to the extent Of two sub
scriptions, renewing his own and
ordering the paper sent to friend
in Iowa.
A. L. johnson il again able to
get down town. He will auction
Ger a public sale for M. A. Burris
in Holly tomorrow afternoon.
Several head of fine milch COWS
will be sold.
The school board has employed
three teachers for the coming term,
which begins September 2. Geo.
B. Momyer i principal, Mrs. r.
n. Anderson, intermediate, and
Aiss Minnie A. Billiaeslss, ipri-
mary.
We are pleased to acknowledge
the receipt Of an invitation from
the Quarto-C Centennial Jubilee
Association, Of Colorado Springs,
to attend an editors banquet, to be
held at the Antlers hotel in that
city on August 2.
As a result of the drouth the
price Of milk has advanced to 81
cents a quart in Kansas City.
Adding the freight, that would
mean ten cents . quart here; but
1.-THE Chieftain dairy is still selling
milk at the old price, five cents a
quart
Ed. Brown our road overseer,
has a job Of fencing the new
county road recently opened up|
west from O. L. McPherson's TO
Amity. The opening Of this road
will shorten the distance to the
colony and will no doubt be q
better road than the old one.
Last week @. B. Lawrence, one
Of the Amityville farmers, went up
to Greeley county after a horse
which hsdstrayed away from home.
While returning = prairie 6re
overlook him, burning his team 20
badly that they will be permanent
ly disabled and he was scorched
severely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery and
arr E.,.,,,ex,., 1<fk ,,n.%o~J. u.1..,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26

Take your watcn, clock or Iewelry
to Applegate at Lamar and have It
required In a first class manner. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26
keeice.

NeeIce.
On and after March 18th we will
sell for cash and cash only. Holly
Pharmacy. IKELnAN Bros. PROPS
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26
Nefice.

Nefice.
On and after March 18th we will
sell for cash only, Holly Pharmacy.
IKELMAN BRos. Proprietors.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-26
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The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-06
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

The temperature has been practic-
ally normal in the western counties
and degrees warmer than the season.
al average throughout the eastern half
of the state. Cool nights We're feat
ure but no frosts are reported. Ben
cfcial showers have fallen in all dis
tricts and heavy rains over small areas
on the Arkansas-P Platte divide and in
Kit Carson and the extreme norteast-
ern counties.
| AS a whole the conditions have been
favorable to harvesting, threshing and
the maturing of late crops; but over
areas in the south-central and western
counties The showers were so frequent
as to retard work materially. The
soil is now in good condition for plow-
ing and seeding and the prospect for a
third crop of alfalfa is better than at
any time during the season. Consid-
cradle winter wheat has been sown in
the Arkansas valley and little rye in
localities in some of the north central
counties. Potatoes are reported as in
excellent condition in the Greeley dis
trict and in the Grand and Uncom-
paghre valleys and exceptionally heavy
| shipments dre anticipated. A large
crop of cantaloupes and melons is be-
ing gathered but the yield as whole
is not as heavy as early conditions
gave reason to expect. Corn is matur.
ing rapidly and, despite the fact that
a large acreage has been cut for fodder
fair crop lis likely to be harvested.
Ranges are in better condition than
| they were month ago and the out
look for winter pasturage is generally
satisfactory. A general increase was
noted in the volume carried by the
various atreams during the week, but
it only served to fill old bitches and
the supply is still inadequate in prac-
tically all agricultural districts.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-06
New Hotel Management.

The undersigned has taken posses
sion of the Commercial hotel in Jules
burg and will conduct it in iirst-class
and up-to-date manner.
This hotel has been newly furnished
and a special effort will be made to ac-
commodate regular boarder>, as well
as transients. Regular boardcrs TAKEN
at,otes as cheap as any offered in town.
A specialty will be made OF Sunday
dinners-give them trial.
A liberal share of the patronage OF
the public is solicited.
S. r. FRAKNLIN,
Julesburg, Colo.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-06
A Night of Terror.

lawful anxiety WIS felt for the wild
ow of the brave General Burnham of
Machias, Maine, WREN the doctors said
she would die from pneumonia before
morning." writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln,
who attended her that fearful night,
but she begged for DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which had more than once
saved her life, and cured her of CON
sumption. After takiug. she slept all
night. Further use entirely cured her
This marvellous medicine is guaran-
teed to cure all throat, chest and lung
diseases. Only 80 cents and sl.OO
Trial bottles free at G. Lavelle's drug
store.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-06
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Great FaVOritc.

The soothing and healing properties
Of this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made it "a favorite with people every
where. 1t is especially priced by
mothers of small children for colds,
coughs, Group and whoopins cough, as
it always affords quick relief, and as it
contains no opium or other harmful
drug, it may be given as confidently to
baby as to an adult. For sale by g.
Lavelle.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-06
Sedgwick Items.

Saturday
The Bangston and Petersen bitches
are full of water.
John Weatherwax called on cur
blacksmith Monday.
Go to White & Wallace and get your
salt. $500 per barrel.
Rev. f. E. Smith was returned to
the Sedgwick Ilitf charge.
The Sedgwick school opened last
Tuesday with Miss Gilliard as teach
Will Applegarth is delivering hay to
Hartman this week. We didn't learn
the price.
Miss Anna Meineke began term of
school in the West Lincoln district
Monday.
David Shumway is erecting com
modious dwelling on his ranch on the
reservation.
The sheriff of Logan county was at
Sedgwick in search of horse thieves
last Saturday.
Max MAILER has quit the section and
Is now putting in winter wheat in CON
sequence of the recent rains.
Will OH and Joe StutZman shipped
car of cattle to Omaha Sunday. Mr.
Oil accompanied the shipment.
One telegraph pole was demolished
and several rods of wire melted dur
ing the electric storm of last Friday
night.
Moran and Kemp have finished their
carpenter work at this place and de-
parted for Big Springs, Nebraska, last
Tuesday.
George White, who is i'll of typhoid
fever at Julesburg, sutferdd relapse
last week, but at last reports he was
again on the mend.
Shedd Bros desire to sell their cat
tie now on their Sedgwick ranch. Ad-
dress them at Rensselaer,, Indiana. or
leave your bid with Mark Gyger at
Sedgwick.
~ ucNcl ldllluS tul Z lol GUS, DulLS,
scads, ulcers, wounds and sores is De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve' A most
soothing and healing remedy for all
skin affections. Accept only the gen
uine. G. Lavelle.
Dad Cornish was taken violently i'll
last Friday morning. Doctor Mason
was called in the afternoon and re-
lieved him somewhat, and at this
writing he is much improved and gives
promise OF a speedy recovery.
b. w. Pursell, Kintersville, Pennsyl-
yania, says he suffered for % years
with piles and could obtain no relief
until De Wits Witch Hazel Salve ef-
tected permanent cure. Counter
feits are worthless. G Lavelle.
Jessie Darling has been engaged to
teach in the Sid Huntley district
south of Julesbmg. Miss Darling is
the holder of a first grade certificate in
both Sedgwick and Logan counties.
and the school is fortunate that Sc
cures her services.
New Hotel Management.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-06
S,,rs the Cough and Curesth the Coid

laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
A cold in one day. NO cure ho pay
Price % cents.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-06

Colorado Springs (Colo.) Gazette, Daily
Mining Edition. 81 year In advance. All
the mining news and stock quotations.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-24
Gacinc, Mis.

SommerTfolerne ere nj afiIutteoe.
aano. Scgtt, iom bar b9ret Carer /
Dor 5relfers N}enigbeo, er reiit til
Danmarf. Gofparo Rielfen. Der bar
unperpift / Smmanuets g~ienigbeos
Gtole, agter iig til Gfteraaret til ben
sngelfslut6. 9rGIteitole Gbieago Tor
at ituoere 36eologi.
- Def par pnteligt ON be, Der agte
ia til 9rebsmeDet tsy / 8rea fra 20,
-22. Geptbr., / 9oo 9io mel0te DE-
reg Qntomit til gaftor Qnoreaien, for
at ban fan Urge for Gp6olo anoer
Mgeet.
Cement 5ortoug Dil blioe lagt
uoen for Srmanuels airte o9 4ra=
ftebolig / N mar 5remtio. 9et er en-
0ape til M~enig6eoen fra ct at Uteos
lemmerne, Der oerne bill care meo til
at forItenne Strife ienoommen. ID
ssften, for6unoen bermeo, er ca. 500.
qaitor 6. 8. Senfen er bsnot
iilbage fra Danmart. pei tilfreOs meo
Reiien % 8erien, ION bar siort BAN
goot. Den ganle Yaitor 9abiitrem,
Der Iaa fro bar Oaret 5eniens 9itar,
er M after emeritus.
0m 9ubilaet / Gmaus airte
bill jsg intst tribe. Oa ieg formooer,
at Ell fploigt aeferat oerfra bill TONNE
/ pore Blade.
= De ungs / Smmanuels Strife bar
bannet n llngoOmsforening.
Miis Marie JriBen. Gpgs=
plejerite peo .qugnfana 9oipitat" /
Chicago. opboloer fig paa en 2 Tigers
GerierejIe Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-24

ulOeiagten i Nation. -
,9eI.loG. Do" ~iiriber:
o8er ear Gtraf oa 5ommsr ca
meaen Glenoig6so uos / Spinaelen /
Rat.
20 at ulDene FRA W|1tnoqcrist bar
pda en- eler anoen m~Rrtoaroig Ulaabe
ilupns los, % mso et Snitinft. Der Ia
Der formooe, at be til oaglig grug
bliber 6olot paa Smaltoit, lagoe be
Ig itrats efter 5ru SfpeipiaerinDe
9ug9s ION par paa Del til 1T 6jem.
Zen ellers laa libsglaoe 7yrue bar
rent til Rotterne oDerfor be piloe ges
itier og oiolte ilet lite fine lebenoe
8aao, fer en- 6srre tom til % meo
6eltsmooig 6rpgtlssbeo Denots 0prss
mes Opm9rtiombeo ira ben at QngIt
baloosoe 5rue til I'm egen. riugs Per
ion.
timber Den berpaa felgenoe aonDers
Idtion meo be Dilbe 4iener bialp bit
BAN naiurligbis en- EEL 9cl, at ban
Diofe. at bet enc DIR bsb o6afar~.
De 10 blep inart BELT gooe @enner, %
alt oilOe barre gaaet Iaare goot, bpis
life Wenageriperiondlet otte Manb
bit. % / en- aft unbet enb isrgmobig
Stemnine par tommet til meb en-
Canning al be Diounberligite Woros
oaaben, Der Dar nRr Deo al itremme
Gipet at be i~tattels ulOe, iom itrafs
fog 5lugten.
Sen pea Ratten lDftsoes BET bog at
beoage Dem til at inotage beres gumle
plaofer / Wienagerist, og e~ftsrbuans
ben fdlot ben fife Spinasl after til
Ro / fommerndtlig Stilbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-24
Sra 8reberif5berg til

Sra 6reberifs6srg till
Stelffgr. Def iolgts asretsi.
Gn al Slagelie gps 6eitebanolere
6enleOte forleben golitists 9pm9rf=
iombeo poa, at ban en- ZINES lib
tioligere bapos 9iort Ct Oar 9eites
banolsr. Tom ban oeo nsiere Gfter=
tante frngteoe for at p9re ret mislige.
Der par nemlig til BAN tommen
en- M}ano. Der bapbe foregipet at pare
Smadtsrer ira SfelItsr. men unoer
@eis bar en- At 6eitene bleoen i09. og
ban maatts oerfor i9lqe ben pau Ste
BET til Slaatning. 6an f~orlanets
loo Gr. for 6eiten. men 6~eitetlnole
en- nj Den for 1T gub 40 Str. Ia
Smaafsreren tiGiqe bmtsoe no9st
ON. at Den aaoen 6eit oaiaa MT tunoe
iaas til 9gbs. tsbiloges Der o9iad ON
oea. % zen gil Tor 30 ar. - Wsen
Dc; oiIte ia. Al SGlqeren oqiaa baboe
IN 9cgn. Der par mGriet meo Rabnet
oda en- paa 6reoeritsb,rq boenbe
9oanmono, % bette / 6orbinoelIe
neo. at 6sitene par iol9te til Spot
oris pate 6anoelsmanbtns Mastaufe.
4olitiei iatte fa / 6orbinosIie meo
ben freoeritsbera 9oanmcno "a er=
Tareoe burtigt Soqens Sammsnbang:
Qoenmanccn fapoe for Il 9aae iieen
iaiiet n en- SUIT. men Ienere par
0enne ubebleoen meb 9erctsiet efter
tileuoebragt 4rbeiosoaa. % oa intet
5por par at oppaas At 9uiten no
oper, at ban beo Qftenstioe par ret
tsre uo 40 Rostiloepeien men TO 8o=
ner / 8ognen, anmsiote gognman=
ben Sa9sn til 6rsberitsberg Qoliti.
Der MI ie5te eftsr BEN upaalioelige
Rua me0 bans 9srctsi.
9olitiet / Slaqelfe iatte i9 ian
-trafs I gsoa9elis FOR At fnoe W}an
osn. % fannt BAN tori efter i et at
8nens 6otelIer. 6bor ban. Der ION
Solasr bar meot / arbsjostej %
5raIfo. nj ipileos 5lotten6eimtr /
sleaant m 0ragt ira sperit til ueoerit.
9oliiimanoen ferts BAN til STATIC
nen. boor ban inoen lang Yarldmenz
teren rntteoe no meb Sdnoheben.
6eIte % Bean CT b21aaloatr al DO
titiet % bill ienere bIioe ienot tilbogs
til oeres Ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-24

Batter Ss6olm agter at gsre en-
RsiTe til fsloenoe Steoer: @aupacu,
Racine. 6ut6infon og Spencer, Su.
6an forlaoer os Den D. 4uguit Og
pentes fife tilbage for Omtrent en-
Maaneh. Qaa 8runo al Ssbolms
9Trabprelie pil gaitor @~unoerien pro-
bic / Guiding paa Senoag og San
ni6at q. Serenien Der / 2uct. 81
1enfen pit 6lipe Der. til Sebolm pen=
Der titbage.
Raleren. aarl G6riitianien
me6 Tamilie er otter iblanot %. De
bar paret / Racine. @is., ca. ct 4ar.
Sens gructmuu6s 6aTtru TT
aanIls fDog At 6elbreo. 6un bar I'M
Der Gp8oommen paret i Minnsapos
liz pea ct 6oIpital, men b!eo oerpso
life beore.
- SOFTEN Der bar paret ganite goo
+ qar, % efisr ION 6armeyne Der
runbt / Setlemantet faar tGritet, BIZ
Der uofaloet. fer manages 9eotoms
menos, pber 5oroentningen.
@TtoD grporene bar M aa6net
beres me Msbslforretning / 9pen
ooipIon, men fortiatter ION iGoDan@
Zig / Guiding.
- 3 famine gn bar Better 8regnes
ira unitn. 6lart So, isis, Iaoet ops
fore en- g1gning, 6pori ban iom Stoz
mayer o8 Saoslmagsr pil 0rioe Scr
refining.
G6arlen goblien Der ira G9nsn
er ooiaa peo at TIRE Semmer. % ags
ter at bp9ge iig en- BUTT I Qebet at
Gfteroaret. Der er Flere 5orretningsz
manb, Der bar t9ntt at bile bpgge
lige Iaa burtiQ. ION De ian faa 3sms
mer fprt bertit meo ganen. bDiltet
soot tan ite / 2ebet at faa Tiger, men
tan ogfaa gerne bare til li0t ieners ben
paa Gfterauret, 6egrunoet paa Wlans
gel af Golt til at uofere A~rbejoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-24
II Stkr. SoIvvarer
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ltal ieube Gem mt pr. Ron "A 1uftef al
pots uetoeusbersmfe khumo Eelectrodo
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os 4endene. II. oo ueb Iobtaqeli Il al
NINE lial Ui ienoe Sem pr grpreis ca aiue
Gem nlotlfs irit:
Il ely9 ne haanborouerebe 90 frft halus
pltiiersoe esailer. Is BorofuiDe. o Sptiglfeer.
q S%eiteer. ] Smettu y, ] $ufffrife % /
S%ebgaiel. vie oisie %eleoonie Seluparer
Ct n.bloote { tn imuf Siltes 6lsieis 6asie
o. oarnuteiet Tor 10 Aar. S%slnuaretne er
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