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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

Startling developments have
been made before New York's
legislative committee charged
with the investigation of the in
surance companies. A dispatch
to the Denver News under date
of New York, September ID,
SAYS: "a fair idea of amount of
money that the policy holders of
the various insurance companies
are robbed of every year was
furnished before the Armstrong
legislative committee today by
Treasurer Frederick Cormwell of
the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Mr.. Cromwell, in compliance
with request made several days
ago by Inquisitor Hughes, sub
mitted to the committee a state
ment showing the syndicates of
which he had been member in
the last five years and from
which the Mutual purchased
bonds. This statement shows
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28
Saved by Lightning.

A remarkable story is told by I
the LeSeur, Mimi, correspond
ent for the Chicago Chronicle.
This correspondent says that /.
Jacob Vardman, a farmer OF
Blake Township, in this county,
and bis wife and three small
children were saved from death
in a most remarkable manner
recently. They were on their
way home from town, driving a
team of powerful horses, when
the animals were frightened by |
dog that ran out and barked
at them. The horses sprang
forward swiftly, and when Mr..
Vardman attempted TO rein them
| in both lines broke, leaving him
without any control over the
team. The animals realized this
at once and ran at high speed
down the road. The bridge Is
washed out at the RemisoE farm
and the road fenced off at the
first corner this side TO make
travellers drive around the other
| way, but the runaway team paid
no attention to the barrier.
They smashed through the light
obstruction and rushed along,
headed directly for the rocky
!. thirty-foot gully that formerly
had been spanned by the bridge. "
/ Mr.. Vardman attempted to
/ creep out on the tongue of the
/ wagon, and thus to reach the
( horses heads, but was prevented
: from doing so by his wife and
the children, who clung to him
so closely in paroxysm of fear,
that he could not free himself
n from them. The gully was only
100 feet ahead, and the endan
gered family seemed to have
but few more seconds to live
when help came in marvellous
way. A storm was coming uT
and the heavens were shroudet
in black pail of clouds, rem
now and again by vivid fasheI
of lightning, succeeded by deaf
ening peals of thunder and jus
as the ragged ehasm seemed
!, yawniDg at their very feet |
glittering lance of electricit!
shot down from the clouds ant
= pierced the running horses thro
and thro'. They instantly fel
dead, their bodies sliding alon,
the road as far Is their own mo
mentpm and that OF the wag0l
a, would carry them, and came t
a stop within less than ten fee
of the edge of the ravine. Som
persons who we're not far away
and who were looking on at tn
time, ran at once to give wha
aid they could. They found til
u. Vardmans all lying senseless j
the wagon, but only PROSTATE
by the shock, and all soon full
recov red. Mr.. Vardman'
: horses were insured again:
: lightning in st. Paul's insuI
- ance company, and the compan
- has offered to pay him the los
which is $3.50, but he will nc
Il accept the money, holding tina
II in so doing he would be show
ing the rankest ingratitude fo
the wonderful escape of himseI
and family.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

Stockholm cablegrams say that
Norway is massing troops on the
frontier and that "it is feared
that Norway is determined to
precipitate a rupture by declin-
ing to accept the clause of the
Swedish ultimatum demanding
the dismantling of the frontier
forts,n
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

William F. Powell, United
States minister to Hayti, has
announced his intention of re-
signing. He says he has grown
weary of revolutions, riots and
fever.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

4 printers strike, so far con-
fined TO job printing Offices, has
broken ont in vsrl0as states. 1t
il claimed that the strike may
become general so far as job
printing establishments are con-
cerned.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

Baron komura, Japan's peace
envoy, was taken seriously i'll at
the Waldorf Astoria hotel IN
New York. He is said to be
suffering from typhoid fever.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

Walter Wellman, Washington
correspondent for the Chicago
Record Herald, declares that the
board of consulting engineers is
strongly in favor of a lock canal
for Panama, and that its attitude
dooms the plan for sea level
ditch.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

Vienna cablegrams say that a
Mot has been discovered which
has for It's purpose the assassina-
ton Of King Peter Of Servis, and
Prince FERDINAND Of Bulgaria,
Those engaged in the plot have
been arrested.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

Charges have been fled against
William R. Lieb, assistant
United States treasurer at Phila-
delphia. 10y the civil reform as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Lieb is accused
of being too active in politics.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28
Condensed News.

Advices from the coal regions
predicts another coal strike IN
less the mine onwers make con-
eessions.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28


A Washington dispatch to the
st. Louis Globe-Democrat, under
date of September 13, follows:
GAS soon as the boycott of
American goods in China be-
comes extinguished to the salts
faction of the administration,
steps will be taken for the nego-
tiation of new treaty to cover
the provisions of the exclusion
act passed by congress year or
so ago. The initiative in the
matter will doubtless be taken
by the Chinese minister at the
capital. Mr.. Rockhill, the Ameri-
can minister at Pekin, has re-
ported that while considerable
feeling against Americans has
recently been exhibited in China
the commercial boycott is on the
wane and that no further trouble
in this respect need be feared by
American exporters. Present
indications looking to a new
treaty between the United States
and China will be resumed this
Z fall"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

"Have you seen my colored
man lately2" asked DR.. Ollun.
NO." replied the wise neigh
Dor, 81 don't see him, but he's
bound to be along presently. |
hear brass band coming down
the street,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28
Chancpry Land Sale.
InCbaneery Court Of Grundy County, Tenn.
john Winton, ST.,

InCbancery Court Of Grundy County, Tenn.
john Winton, ST.,
VS.
Robert Fair ct ais
In obedience 10 decree>cf the Honorable
CHANGER, Court OF Grandy County. Tenn.
pronounced at May term, May Is, 1861
in the above s,y lied caused. will on
Saturday, Sept. %, 1905,
before the west DOR Of the court house in
Altsmont, Tenn, offer for sale, within
legal hours) and seIl to the highest aud
bsss bidder, the following described tracts
Of land 10 wit:
lst A tract Of 1000 acres beginning on
chestnut oak, hickory, sonrsood, spotted
nsk and chestnut max Ioiniers on the left
side OF the burroughs path on the top Of
the Mountain above Gid Grassland, running
thence northwsrdiy direction with ssid
branch 50 poles TO stake in said branch.
thence e.st 252 poles TO stake, thence
south IA poles aud Is links To stake,
thence west 800 poles 10 a stake, thence
west 800 poles 10 stake, thence 236 poles
and IS links to beginning.
2nd. A tract OF 300 acres located on
Cumberland Mountain sad described as
follows 10 wit: Beginning 10 the north
bouudry line Of the 1000 acres described
above, on a stake where the said land comes
on top Of the Mountsin aud runs east with
said line 10 stske in what is known as
the compromise line, thence with said line
to a stake at the top bluff OF the mountain
near The place known as the "Big Pond"
thence wesiwaFdly with the meanders OF
the top bluff Of the mountain TO stake
Shere said bluff turns in a southerly dir
ection, thence with said bluff TO beginning.
Said two above described tracts Of land are
situated in the Isl. and 10th. Civil districts
Of Grundy County on the top and side Of
Cumberland Mountain.
Terms Of Sale. Said lands will be s I'D
on a credit of six, twelve and eight en-
months and in bar Of equity OF redempt On.
The purchaser win be required to exc ptr
notes with approved security drawing in
t'ssst from date OF sale, and as additions
security lien will be retained on the lands
sold. JOHN ScRuGG {. G. q NJ.
This August Is, 1906. sl3
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28
INSURANCE.

INSU RANCE Fire Tornado Life, Acciden Health Disability
--lrr nv. Employers Liability, Boiler, Plate Surety
snd Fidelity Bones District Manager Fidelity Casualty
BaDdng Co, Of Baltimore Insurance Co. Of
Middle
Companies the spse
eaG s sesanee The best guaranteed call by
Sse Tong "HAh" NO o. or Whei v. r. WILLIAMS,
Winchester.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

GDIn TT. the cold-Cure that does the
work in hours, and will
not make you sick. Try il.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

Subscribe for Mrs. Grumpy.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-28

Robert Fair ct ais
In obedience 10 decreecf the Honorable
Chancert Court oil Grandy County. Tenn.
pronounced at May term, May Is, 1861
10 the above sty led caused. will on
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-07
BUSH 4 BONNEY
In Insurance Agency
AND REALTY
mlaes, Reel Estsee. Lease,
Nstssy Public.

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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-07
Dusla = Donnsx.

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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-07
Mr.. Fairley's Statement.


II will. however. be a basis. and a
good one. from which the extent OF the
frauds may be justly estimated
The statement, issued by Chairman
Farley OF the Republican state cen
trail committee last week regarding
the frauds was the first issued from
that headquarters and the facts he
listed construct q most convincing in
dictment OF the election machine
which perpetrated the crimes. He
calls attention to the frauds two years
ago by which nine assemblymen were
elected from the Denver district with
an average plurality Of about 1000.
and then in the same column Of fig-
Alres he places the Ats fraudulent
Democratic ballots which were found
in the twenty nine ballot boxes opened
In Washington at the request Of Con
gressman Bonynge. There IL NO tell
ing wha. the number would have been
II the other It's boxes from Denver
had been opened.
The statement shown conclusively
that the entire Denver delegation vas
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Nn oas' Ynblttuul.

Die .Sreie Brefie' bat ilber. 400
etablirte Neenturen i'm Gtaate, miro
an iiber 700 @oitpfficen nerianot, uno
bat cine groRe gerbreitung in Der
Mabbar. @epubtit Merito. inn Snbias
nersg gerritorium unb Dt(aboma.
SIR girtulatiDns=@ebiet in Teras
eritredt ii6 BON @alpeltun biz binauf
nab Denliun, nDn Mariball i'm Often
bis nab 81 asalo IN: fernen Weiten;
es ihlieBt ielbitueritdnblih nit be,
iOnhers aablreiben 2eiern bas bibt>
befieoelte Mittel@T @Teras anb ben Sio.
tueiten elm.
8tpei 0teifenbe lino beitdnoie,
jabrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
Blattes unterueas uno fiibreu bem@
ielben i'm gerein nit unieren riibri<
gen 2otal Iaenten fcrtmdbreno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Nnbetrabt bieier Tbatiaben 1T
bic rSreie Breiie-. uD es ftb oar,un
banoelt, Die oeutihe Bep5lteruna gu
erreihen, oas bette slnaeise @ae.
blum M Staate 9eras-
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Gtns kltbriet @s(tbi9tt.

4as elmer bdnif9en 2anbf1ule tpirb
folsenbe luitise Gsini9te als tbatfSAs
lid beri9tet: Gas neue @4ulbous
ipor uuspenbig ipie intpenbis netl ges
itri9tn uub ma9te etnsn iiberbaus ans
eenebmsn Ginbrud. Ser 2ebrer freute
fid fetnes f9Dnen @hul5immsrs, unb
fit bic Rnaben ipar bic Treubs iib.r
be nsuen Gtnrt9tuneen nafiirlidb niht
serineer. go bseann fnliebltb nit
dafitisen guten 9offnungen be erjte
llnterrt9tsHunbe. Ser 2ebrer bate
geraune 3eit borsetraeen unb 3ie duff
merit tfamfett feiner @niiIer Biz bobtn
iptrflid eefeHelt. Damn ober btelt es
elmer Der anaben an ber 3eit, .lim CT
laubniB" gu bitten, I'm au9 biefe iib>
Tide Schutsinrthtuns gu prObtrtn. Ser
Qebrer ipi1igte elm. Wl.rtpiirbiaerz
tpeife ober entfernts ii@ Der anabe BON
feinem plabe niGt, fonbern bIieb nit
BEN unsliidli4iten Mngefi6bt bon Der
Melt fiben Die llrfa1e ipor iebr eins
fad: er ipcr init feinen 9oien auf ber
neuseftrideutS Banf feitgefl.bt unb
tonnte iid, Obns Gefabr, bic Sof. gu
jerreiben, ni9t er6eben. Di. Rameras
ben besriffen nidt slei6 bic Gage. la9s
ten ibn aus, entbedten ober, bob fie {iA
genau IN berfelben Gage beFanben, als
fte gu i9r binriidsn unb ibm aufhelfen
ipollten. Der 2tbr.r .ntfGlos F@,
feine 9elebrunsen fir einea 4ugenbIid
etnsuit.llen, Inn bohft etsenbGnbia BEN
armen Sungsn lossubeIfen. 4ber, .
tpt6! aud Der 2ebrer fab fsitsetlsbt auf
feinem Ratbeberffubl. Cine ndbere uns
terfu9uns mar auf bief. Meiie gan,
unmDsIt9. benn ale faben auf ibrsn
pIdben feft unb tuasten ni4t. Getpalt
an5utpenb.n, ba bieits ii9er ben Wers
luft b.r 9of. NIT iid ssfilbrt bStte.
Menn dbtr bic Wotb am grSbten. TT
bic Off. am nGditenl Gin anobe
natm f9 dn 6era, tro4 aus fetnen
an ber 1ant feftettlebten 9ofen unb
Aclte 9iIfe, bse juna6it fetne eissne
4ofs unb banu bic fetner Rameraben
NIT ben baau ssh1rissn Rnubsn DON
ben @dntsn IoslSfie, 60 eHbtts bic
srits lintsrrtAtsfunbe tn Der nsuen
G6uIe.
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lit bod nod au bslfen," perfuAte es iie
su tr0it.n.
nMunfaeit Du. bab i9 msine Stim,
me pieoer betomme2 Sd babe Did
bod 70 unsliidlid1 bamit semu4t.@
.Gs 1T mein beibeiter Munfd." ants
tportet. er aufridtis.
gts ftri9 i9u teifs iiber bas 9aar.
%, Du biit gut = isbr gut. Das
iperb' id Dir ME oerseiien. - Sd hab'
mid erit aufsebaumt geeen mein Gdide
fal. sd polfte beraneifeln, Menn
brauBen cine 9rehorsel pielts, bdtte id
MIDI gum Genfter btnausftiirsen mDsen,
10 tpeh that mir ieber 9on. atber lang
fam = allmdlis - in bteien einfamen
Sasen unb Iangen, lausen Nd9ten 1T
mir flar setporben: es mubte 10 toms
men - ia babe es berbient!"
.Sprih nidt fol" bat CT betpsgt.
yDoh - tn babe es perbient!" fubr
iie beftimmt fort, sd babe an Dir,
an mir felbft, an ber Runit sefiinbtst.
sd NTH mid abs, nt9t pie Menserstb
bonn 5didfal aeemalmen, bic Sreube
an Der Muiit in mir eriterben faHen,
neil iA lie felbit nidt mehr ausiiben
tam. .Das Bette bat man in ii9, bas
fommt nte beraus,' iaste Marta. Sd
mub nun tine ithulme Riin{tlertn ipers
ben, aber Riinitlertn min ia bleiben-
i'm @enieben, Nsrft,b.n Der Muiit, iu
Der Nuffaifune bes 2ebens, tpis Warta
es mid lebrte. .Jn beren Saus persOl>
bet bic Runit alas. Sdrhatte etn 3err=
bib baraus 9enla6t."
nSprid nt9t 10 bel, mein 6eral@
Gr mar 5u erfdiittert, Inn etinas anbez
res als bteIe Bite porbrinsen au tDn<
men.
sic lag lanse ftiIls, ein fiib,fdmeras
Tides Qddeln uru ben Wsunb, eintn
ipeiden. lietebollen Bid In ben Muaen,
.Dieueidt tann i9 bod nod einmal
itngen, neint ber Nrat - freiIih nur
gang leiie etn Mieaenlieb fiir Elm
Rtnbhen.4
CT fant Dor BEN @ett auf bie Rniee
unb teete bic @tirn auf TIRE 5anbe.
Gin GROCER Grsebe, tiefe Mube fam
aber iie beibe.
6 b {.
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Siir $500 natb 9entidlano.

-.Deutib anerifanii1e Beitunaen
tueroen i'm alten Baterlano nit aro.
Bern Snterefle eeleien. neil lie fid
frei ausipreben uno bdufig pDn oriis
ben mebr Reuigteiten unb Nad1rith.
ten bringen. als Die beutlben Rel.
tungen ielbit. Die .ssreie Bre1ie fiir
9eraS" lit oriiben uberau, tpobin iie
aeionot miro, elm lebr germ aelebener
9aft uno tann fib riibmen, llner.
fennung uno WIroigung au finoen,
tuie aus 5ablreihen Briefen an uns,
lopie an Oieienigen, melhe bas 8latt
an ibre Bermanoten ibiden, herpor.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen Werpanoten
nno 5reunoen cine Jreube erueiien,
ibnen elm milltomlnenes @elhenf
MAIDEN min, Der beitelle fir fie Die
rJreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sn.
tereffe fiir Eeras, tuie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, tuo Die
Berpanoten tpobnen, 1T in Deutid.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es lit unm6os
li6, in Brioatbriefen cine 10 ariin6.
libe Iuffldrung uno 8eibreibuna
oes fremoen 2anoes au geben, iuie
oies Die .Jreie preHeA allm6hent.
lib tbut. Sir ben 9eringen Breis
BON So Derienben mir port0frei unier
feibbaltige8 Wobenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Nbrefie i'm Nuslanbe.
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It has over 400 established
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Non eintr Granate 3er.
rif fen. Dura cine nod ni6t Ire.
pirtt Grnnate ipurbe In bsm Sitter
boeer Worort Damn, 9ranbenburs,
Der 9trbeiter gtsumann setSbtet. Gr
ipobnte nod niht fanse i'm Drts unb
tannte beghalb ni4t bic @efGbrliHteit
Der auf benz Siiterboser Mrtiueries
t4sbpldb Dfter abirrenbm gef@oTe.
Wtt ietner Jrau bate CT einen Spa
aisrsons unternommtn unb babet bic
granote gefunben, bie sr tn bem gluu.
ben, \. fet f4on sypIobtrt. In istne
Mobnuns nabm. SR Der Ride banttrte
sr bann 4benbs NIT btm Gef&pb.
plDslt1 erfOlsts elm. setpattiss Grplos
Iton, burA bie sin tpiihes Gbaos In ber
Ride dnseri9tst ipurbs. Mls bic Hrou
berbessilte. fanb fs ibren mann jttrbenh
por. Gtn GranatfpIitter bate ibn,
eiuen @rm ubseriTen. Elm anbsrer stu
9kn f4lDer perlsht, eiu htistsr mar
IN ben nntwtAb ssbypnosa.
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aalt. cement. Sano, Bad.
itelne, feuerfeite Steine unb Ehpn.
Ebeer uno Nspbaltpopier, Dahpapre.
9beer uno aspbalt, Del, Ierpentin.
ssarhen, 9las &c. &c. ftets nurr6thio
bel s. 6. 3ielmann. BOG Dff.
gDmtnercesStraBe, Riebriee Breiie,
quite Waare fDmie quite unb reelIe
Nenieniina sceroen aarantirt. -
Telepbon 40
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S9iffbrn9.
HomaHft0n Senriette p, Meerbeim6
lShluB.| e

.5d, aber Iange nt1t. Doh baa
tommt ipGter ipieber in Drbnung, @is
tTaud<n fetne Mnsft au bdben. Des
@4usit tit fpunbtrbar gut ssbeilt.
uebeshaapt - im bahte anfdnslid
ni9t, bab Id fie bur4brinssn nlirbe.
81 ftaMb febr fhlimHl, aber nun iinh
ipir f1on lanse iibtr ben Berg
miuiam iiberleste. Oem Mrst fhul.
bsis n ishtnfuIs pseIen Dant, uenn ibu
aud Der Nsenfh abiiieb. Gr beba9ts
Nl@t, bab ber Neruf bes Mrates, bel
fauhi8 GIenb NIT onfeben mub, moth.
menbtesrneiie ettpns obfumpit, Dem
0oien srf6eint oft als robe Adrte. mol
Haf Ruhk unb Raitbliitistttt TIT.
Nii bsm untpilIsiirli4en Grame..,
tds -jnnee, trSftiss Wseniden oft IN
4xaxeen46uitrn empfinbsn, gtus Wtl.
Ham nit bem Mrat BE langtn Rorri.
eess entloas. 6inier al btefen atf9lpf.
fsasn ahiiren lag bsr SamAer, BIZ
AMaI-
Dor eintr dndltn 16iIr gans am
0nhs tts Ganets isdnben fle fiji.
sd perbe erft binstnseben nnb Il
S5eer Hrau faesn, bab Gie bd itnb, :
fassnte htr 4rat. CT ipartets Wintan.a
Nhtsr0rt nidt ab. Die T4iir blieb
unr onefle6nt. Mtaiam hSrts bic pei.
tasn gDsrte, NIT heuen bsr Oottol
fe auf fein Rrmmem porbt,eitste. Dis
4Aiposien b<s Isifen. hetferen Sttmms
6kps lonnte tr nimt peritebsn. Ct Mb
auf BE Gipptn. ,im fttne Neiresnna
~ unierbriiden.
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A9leen Hagen NIT Jbnen mad 9auf,
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fsenett btn OostDr fat iinb6fls4 BEL,
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Is ia nttt aafrssen.
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Va tsiie. Der ktifsrs, mAbiame 9or
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fsst aus bseitm f9rsdliebsu 3smmer! I
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~ 9dnie - mad Gaufe.
14sdnsn lisfen uber bas blaFs, abss,
lsbsts Usf9t6en.
gr trodusts ibr bic Gbrdnen a6
uDa barff IN tuenisen 1aetn rsifsn
M pfltes Dim baIb gefunb."
s@etbt Du - fhon9- fraste fit letfs
Or ninbts il3 bi@t su ibr btus.n
I'm Ne ~ bsyifeten. Mas btnn, metz
srmer gneslgs
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1u fsuft iehs Aur btau9<n, piefsid
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