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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
EPW0RTH LEAGUE LESSONS
SUNDAY, JULY TWENTY-THlRD.
Preparing for Our Heavenly Home

preparing IOT OuT FlSdNSulJ
Phil. 8. 20, n Heb, II. $40, 1916.
The universal instinct Is for one
to better his condition. That ex-
plains the successive migrations which
have populated the earth. The Old
Testament worthless felt that they
were strangers and pilgrims" here,
that their home was In heaven. They
inherited a land of milk and honey,
yet felt that they were destined to
abide here only brief time and then
go "home."
What is there in the heavenly land
which should cause these old heroes
TO desire it,? Why should we, to-
day, have a thought and care for that
heavenly home?
Because 1t is better country. We
live In an age when the temporal is
exalted. The conditions OF life are
often so happy and pleasant that we
are In danger of forgetting this great
fact. Heaven is a better country than
this. It Is the abode of satisfaction.
We are too big for this world. We
are never satisfied here. nor ought we
to be. We will be satisfied when we
awake in His likeness. 1t is the asy-
lum of life. Death reigns here. but
not there. II is the seat of rest
Restless here. there we shall have
eternal rest.
Now. our lesson represents a desire
for heaven an index of character and
pleasing to God. Why? Surely all
men desire heaven. Yes, In a sense,
but not in the sense meant here
~ aI,n .ts,,,f ,fs,4f too, - n
true desire and preparation for heav-
en-?
A desire for that which Is supreme
in heaven. This Is holy character,
We are to desire heaven not for its
rest, it's happiness, It's pleasures; but
for its holiness and purity. The OBJ
ject of desire Is always a touchstone
of character. Why do you desire
wealth, knowledge. power? Tell me
why, and | will tell you your charac-
ter. Why do you seek heaven? II a
true child OF God 1t is because there
you VIII be like Jesus. A Godlike
character is the real object of the
Christian.
An intense desire is necessary. Not
the man who has lazy. lanquid wish
for heaven Is commended to God, but
the man who earnestly strives for IT..
Only the man who really longs for
wealth. knowledge. or fame gets It..
Only the Christian who is ready to
sacrifice everything for heaven and
holiness secures these.
1t must be also an unsefish desire.
We are to seek heaven not simply
to enjoy 1t. but to realize it's charac-
ter. Not to sit down and be happy
only, but to be prepared for heavenly
service. is to be the thought OF the
Christian. A preparation for heaven
is to be had with the thought that
all eternity is to be filed with SER
vice for God.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

Young men are not so apt. as they
We're fifty years ago, to weaken bod
les and minds by the use of liquor.
Brides are not so apt as they were TO
celebrate their wedding so that one
in ten OF the woung gentlemen who
meet at the wedding party shall be the
worse for coming. Public dinners do
not end in revels which the public press
cannot report. Railroad companies,
though their directors all say they are
not prohibitlonists. insist upon It that
there shall be no liquor sold at their
stations, and that the men who drive
their engines shall all be total abstain
ers. No lobby in Washington is strong
enough to reduce the stiff excise which
we place on the manufacture of spirits.
No habitunl drunkard could be elected
to anv imnortant public office. The
Salvation Army, If nobody else, ATTENDS
to the rescue work: and many poor
dog has been lifted out of the gutter.
and is now living to the glory of God
and the happiness of his own home
who thanks the Salvation Army for
what they have done in such an enter
prise. Every now and then you read of
a spirited fellow who has refused c
fabulous rent for his corner store be-
cause he will not have it nsed for q
liquor saloon. All these ere oIaens Of
good.
We people in Boston must live n
the hone that the "cause," without q
leader and without partisanshiC, will
so work its way that the distribution
of political favors and the establish
ment of local government may not be
as largely as 1t is in the hands of thos7
who sell liquor over the counter, who
change good grain into bad beer OF
worse whisky. Edward u. Hale, iI
the Christian Register.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
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THE woNpRous CROSS.

When | survey the wondrous cross,
On which the Prince of glory died,
My richest gain count but loss,
And pour contempt on all my pride.
Forbid it, Lord, that should boast,
Save in the death of Christ, my God;
All the vain things that charm me most
/ sacrifice them to His blood.
See, from His head, His hands, His feet
Sorrow and love flow mingled down;
Did e'er such love and sorrow meet,
Or thorns compose so rich a crown?
His dying crimson, like robe,
Spreads DER His body on the tree;
Then am dead to all the globe,
And all the globe is dead to me.
Were the whole realm of nature mine,
That were a present far too small;
Love so amazing, so divine,
Demands my soul, my life, my all
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COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

r. C. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review
OF Trade" says I'm wholesale and Job
bing circles an unusually brisk duplicate
order business tcstifes to the Freedom
from accumulated stocks on the shelves
of interior dealers, where there Is 40
abatement OF confidence in the future
Structural steel and all forms OF raii-
way equipment are the prominent tea-
lures Of the iron industry, but quiet CON
di,ions prevail at coke ovens and piy
iron furnaces.
Widely varying reports are received
regarding the crop situation, prices rts-
ing higher than would be the case It
manipulation we're less vigorous, and eH-
ports are adversely affected.
Inventories show a good volume OF
business for the first six months of the
year, and still greater anxiety is cx-
pected in the last half.
Railway earnings in june were o-5
per cent larger than last years, but FOR
eign commerce at this port for the last
week shows a loss of $4r67 in exports
and a decrease OF $4SS,7s9 in imports,
as compared with 1904.
Uncertainty in the markets for cot
ton goods has resulted from the rise in
the raw material, and it is almost I'M
possible to negotiate for future delivery
Failures this week in the United
States are 100, against 24o last week,
Ios the preceding week and 2o6 the cor
responding week last year"
"Bradstreet's says: Wheat, includ-
ing four exports for the week are l.
o5o644 bushels, against 756,64r last
week, 87S,oIo this week last year, z,5So.-
4Io in 1908, and 44o4,II5 in 1909. Corn
exports for the week are o32,225 bush
els, against I,266.364 last week. oI3,Iz4
year ago, I,52s,o84 In 1908, and rSs,-
czr IN too,n
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Naturally.

Lillian Russell in the dining room.
OF Chicago hotel was startled by
man who stopped squarely in front of
her.
Il beg your pardon" he began nerv-
ously. Il am sure that we are old ac-
quaintances. You are my old play
mate OF many years ago ! have not
seen you since you were ten years
old"
"Indeed?"
Embarrassment seized the stranger
after the first rush of recognition in
his memory. He struggled to relieve
II.
why. how stout you've grown" he
.said.--Nsw York Times.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
barrel, 5Ou 7;

Chicago.-CATTLE-Cood to prime
steers, 5.5od6.I5; poor to medium. 3-oo
6s.7o; stockers and feeders, 2.5ot943o; (;
cows, a.Sod4. so; heifers, 2.5oGs.oo can
ners, I.sod2So; bulls a.oo04.oo; calves,
3,ooG6.7s; Texas-fed steers, 4-35ds-ES
HOGS-Market SC higher; mixed and
butchers 5+od5.7o; good to choice
heavy. s.sod $40; rough heavy, 5-ro@
$40; light, 545G5.7o; bulk of sales, $50
Gs.65.
SHEEP Sheep, steady; lambs, weak:
good 10 choice wethers, shorn, 1850
!. so fair to choice mixed, shorn, $50
6s.Io; native lambs, shorn, 4.soGS.oo-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

There is no bettr proof OF genius
than to he able to create gladness.
No man chooses to live with a saloon
on one side of him and the Savior on
the other.
Every time preacher asks for dis
count the world discounts the profess
sion of his people.
Shredded Bible makes poor food for
any meal.
The Masters yoke will be sure to
chafe stiff neck.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES
SUNDAY, JULY 2s.
Preparing for Our Heavenly Home.
Phil. 8: 20, 2i; Heb. IL:


Preparing for Our Heavenly Home.
Phil. 8: 20, 81; Heb. II:
8-to, 1915.
The best way to prepare for heaven
is to be in Heaven. to walk, and talk,
and act in heaven now.
IL we would have bodies fashioned
after the divine body. we must not
allow the bodies to do anything that
Is not divine.
One of the chief joys of the heaven
ly city is that 1t has foundations
everything in II is founded, is per-
manent.
II you want the best description OF
heaven that has been revealed to
men, think of the best country on
earth. and say of heaven, 1T is bet
ter still"
Suggestions.
There is no better way to prepare
for your heavenly home than to
make your earthly home a heavenly
place.
Christ has prepared our heavenly
home; we need only prepare for It,
The preparation needed for heaven
is the preparation of desire--to want
the things that God wants. for those
things are what we shall have there.
There would be no use sending the
unheavenly to heaven, for 1t would
be unheavenly to them.
Illustrations.
II you were going to France to
live forever, would you not learn the
French language? Then learn the
language of heaven.
When one moves into new home,
there is always the work of discard
ing old possessions. Why not begin
at once to throw away the things we
cannot take to heaven?
When we move into a new house,
what a fitting over of old carpets
there isl But in heaven everything
Is new.
II you are removing to new
place. how much more joyous it is il
you have friends there! Make friends
on earth of the heavenly-minded peo-
pie.
Quotations.
Some men talk about entering into
| rest, but what are they going to
rest from "A. ]. Gordon.
One should go to sleep at night as
homesick passengers do. saying,
Perhaps in the morning we shall see
the shore. ."-Beecher.
Heavens gates are not so highly
arched as princes palaces; they that
enter there must go upon their knees.
Webster.
He who seldom thinks of heaven Is
not likely to get thither; as the only
way to hit the mark Is to keep the
eye fixed upon it.-Bishop Horne.
Every Endeavorer must have his
own conscience in prayerful exercise,
but the lookout committee is to help
him keep his conscience in working
order.
Whatever form of pledge your So
ciety adopts, the committee should
see to 1t that no one joins the So
ciety without an earnest determlna-
tion to live up to the pledge In letter
and in spirit.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
MUCH IN LITTLE.

Lieut. Thomas Casey Gallagher chief
scout OF the Mikado's army in Manehur-
ia. is a Canadian lieutenant who won his
title in the Boer War.
The Belgian Parliament has passed
bill ordering seats TO be placed at the
DISPOSAL of shopgirls when they are dis
engaged during business hours.
The output of lace tulle from 65 fae-
tories. having 2,2oo machines and enl-
ploying 10000 hands, at Calais, France.
amounted to SI6,ooo,ooo in 1904, OF which
nearly Ss,ooo,ooo worth went 10 the
United States.
Berlin has erected huge building re-
sembling factory, where the nnem-
ployed-whole families--are received and
provided for. But no one must taAos
advantage of this Hospitality more than
FIVE times in three months.
The Zuni Indians will not eat bread
that has not been crushed and ground
up by stone implements. They say chat
the grain by itself denotes goodness and
the stone means truth, so that IL is
by a meeting of the two that the fullest
benefit comes.
There are about $4,000 persons em
ployed in the watch factories OF Switzer-
land, not including several thousand en-
gagged in the house industry" There
are 627 factories, 2I8 of which manu-
facture complete watches, hands, springs.
jewels, etc.
Owners of automobiles uuprovided
with drip pans are being arrested in
Washington. D. c., on the ground thar
the oils dropped on the asphalt have =
deleterious effect. The automobiEsts
have pointed out that the street car com
panies have long been notorious oftcnd-
ers in this respeet.
The first turner societies in thhe united
States were founded in Philadelphia and
Cincinnati, in 1873, and shortly after The
New York Turnvercin had is starr n
Hoboken, says Ralph d. Paine, 10 orr
ing Two years later 10 societies Vpf<
tiourshing. and these were formc6 ~
! national turner Enloa
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

The fever OF fear Ia often mistaken
for the fervor of faith.
There is always a good reason for the
other fellows troubles.
Scripture quotation may be a sa-
tanlc argument when chosen with a
sinful motive.
The trouble with small mans
knowledge Is that no always thinks he
is monopolist.
Science may show us the survival OF
the iittest. but Christ shows Us the sal
walton OF the failures.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

william Jung of Liberty recently
purchased rooster of dealers In thor
oughbred poultry. A few days after
Mr.. Jung became the owner of tie
rooster he discovered an egg in the
coop where the fowl was confined, as
as 1t had no companions It must have
deposited the egg itself. Mr.. Jung says
he is getting eggs right along king
ston Daily Leader.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
Down With College prlnls.

At recent meeting of the Executive
Committee of the General Alumni AS
sociatlon of the University OF Virginia,
President Alderman expressed himself
as unalterably opposed to wine being
served at the annual alumni luncheon,
held during final week, or at any other
official function held hereafter on the
university grounds.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
Drove Into swarm OF H.rs.

Joshua Willitts. mail carrier be
tween Wrightstown and Bordentown,
one afternoon, near Chesterfield,
drove into swarm of bees.
The horse, wagon and the driver
were literally covered with bees, and
Willitts thinks It was nothing short Of
miracle that himself and horse were
not stung to death. - Bordentown cor
respondence Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

Only man can help man. Money
without man can do little or nothing,
more likely less than nothing. AS
our Lord redeemed the world by being
a man. the true Son of the true Fa-
ther, so the only way for man to help
men is to be true man to this neigh
Dor and that.-George Macdonald.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

Some viii mortify themselves in
many things and do almost everything
in religion but one. Unfortunately, that
one Is the test of their obedience and
the very thing required of them.--
WatchwOrd.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
Noble Tasns For sunering.

For every suffering heart there is
at hand or can be found some noble
task into the energy necessary for the
doing of which 1t can transmute the
energy for. its grief and pain.-John
White Chadwick.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19
RAMS HORN BLASTS

HERE Is no refuge
in retreatlng from
God.
God heeds the cry
of those who heed
His commands.
A head full OF
fashion never made
a life full OF force.
The best pulpit
gown is the robe OF
righteousness.
When a man Is
true to God he Is
never blue himself.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

Nothing good bursts forth all Mt once
The lightning may dart out Of n black
cloud; but the day sends his bright
heralds before him TO prepare the
world for his coming-Hare.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

No troubles are so great that they
cannot be built into the steps OF the
staircase, by which souls mount up t.
heaven.-Canon Liddon.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

Gazing upon that vision, let US be
faithful to our temple duties here that
we may be fitted for that city where
there is no temple. ''for the Lord God
Almighty and the Lamb are the temple
of it."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-19

Student Drinking Customs n Relic Of
Barbarism - Idiotic Features of the
German Beer Commers-Cosrsest and
Most swinish Conduct Excused.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Ger aoiier in aicI.

&lel, Ncltlhlon0, 81. ,Nuni. -
Goilcr MiIbcIm oinirtc berltc nit
Srn. Cornelius Gonocrbilt mo Iroll
oilf oeren Sodlt oNortbs Stor" uno
IpeiItc Ibcnos bel 6ruu @ocIct olli
Der vNobmo." NuBcr Dem foiicr.
lid)en @etolgc mnrcn Der @otid)oitcr
Sopcr uno @cmoblin. 1rou Gornc.
Illus &aubcrbilt, SRI. @IoopS @uuocr.
bilt, u. ". @oelet mo ". 9iooS al,
ipcleno. Ger auiicr bot uuc omcrifo.
niid)cn SSod)ten be'iIdlt. Nlr Die flei,
neren Sod)ten peronltolteten bcute
cine Wettfnbrt, lpelf)e BON rWonnicc
Der 6%iiniten" g%eluoniten muroc.
Serb nibpoIIe 6cucl
in Eorsgrnno.
Gbrii il / d ia, Nprpcgen, "a.
,Slni. - Gin 6eiler in Der Seeboien-
ituot Eorsgrlrno 5erltorte 90 Saiiler,
mo 500 Ferioncn iito obodd)loS.
Der Sdaoen miro ullf $125,OO0 per.
onitylogt.
Grcibig Eerionen ertrnn'
FEN.
@i9o, Sponicn, q. Suni.-Scm
Winbo Sluiic. Der lid, bel Gunlinho
in bct ntlontiihen S5eon ergieBt,
troi Die gtod)rid)i Gin, oob oitrd) ooo
aentern elmer aus Eortugal eingc-
trofienen 9orte 30 Yerionen ertrun-
fen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Sn'@ Stofen Qcrotbeu.

%n'3 Stofen 0crutbe Ell.
@oiGinQton 3. e., 81. Sum.
- Sic 6ricOcnS &crbunOllungcn
5ruil6cn NnBIono mo Sopon iin0
mc0cn ser %Grfronfung bcS @rof2n
2ontSoorff, ocS ruiiiihcn NtiniItcr5
iijr ouSp6rtigc Nn9clCGcnbcitcn, 5ltnr
totolcn StiQitonoc %gcfonmcn. IS
miro omtlid) crtl0rt Dob 0llr6oll&
fcin &inocrniB pprbonOcn lit, lolt'
bern 0ob oie ltntcrbonOIlngcn mr.
t@cnrporGr illSpenoirt linb. @ruf Gul
iiui, ser rltiiiide @otidoltcr, bate
bclltc cine fitr5c Gnnierenj nit ocln
ErGiiOc1ten Tooiepelt, obCr CT bate
ourdnu9 feline onttlid)clt Ytlttbeg'
lun9cr BON icincr Hcgicrung ST.
ii6crlnitteln. Gr molltc Sen YrGii'
0cltcl MIR nod ciltntol Dor lcIl1crN1'
rciie. am Montug nod SnItcr 9oO
iprchclt. SIS p~crIolttcta 6dB Die Sor.
ihldgc fir cincr @o'fcnItiaIton6 BON
bcioen Seitcn, HuBlut0 lulupbl, ais
olrd) Sopolt. bofit gilnItig alIa@'
nomn1en mor0cn iin0. Ntun betrod).
tct Is obcr ol@ umuobrihcinlid, bo6
Gin @oiicnItiGitouo Dor 0cnl 3uinnr-
mcntrcifcn Der 5rieOcna GontniNI'
re SIT Ston0c fonlnlcn 6iirItc. Vtnrt
bcat bic Ncfiirhtrng 0uB, mcrll fc!'
ne temporGrc GinItcllln9 Der Seine.
icliqfcltcn orrotQirt miro, cinc gro.
&c Shlodt cntitcbcn mag, nCIdC olc
idJucbcn6cu SrichCn& > %crbun0Iun-
gen uo1lt0lOig brad ICncn mag. IS
mlr0c crluortct, Dob Die Nollclt Der
@CInn0tcn Scr bci0cn OfGhtc 0cact
Gn0c Der Wod)c gculod,t lpCrhcn mir
Den, ubcr Itott Icllcn 'in0 0ic lllter'
bonnlungcn id,on felt GicnItoa ll'9
Stofcn 0crothcn. Ta6 NuBld1o VI.
Topon lid olif fire Tcrtrctcr BET Der
GriC0cnS , 6onicren5 cntldlc0cn be-
ben, lit ulS 5icnllid, bcItin1n1t oll5lt'
nChntcn 0oh moht fcinc 0Cr hetoet
&cgicrunacn GUS irgclO melhcn llr'
lod,cn bic Homen bcrielben bcfurunt.
&n gut i%niormirtcn a%rCilcn bcrrId)t
oic Nnlif,t Dor, BOB Die 3uIdlnltel.
fltnit scr 8eionotcn lid uer5ogert
miro mo oieielbe nidt Dor Wfltte
oOcr Gnoe altguit itottiiltocn lueroelt
miro.
&upuncr permebrcn TIRE
6lotte.
Gofio. 81. Suni. - Ser luponl'
Idle @cieblshober 5t sort Irthltr be-
rittcte, BOB Ger ritllilhe arclt5er
r@opon" erfolgreid geboben iporoct
lit.
General Din bat meloel lo'1cn, DAB
Die &orpoiten . @eiehte u1t1glid)
ituttfinoert. Gos belize @etter bot
lid einacitelt mo Ole Sruppcn iino
nit &bafi llniformei pcriebcn nor.
oerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

litif 3uionnteh ~bGrqt. 9cnroh
bcrrIht in WcrIir Die @cfiirmtung
Dor, ooB eS ben 6iibrcrn ser &cGic-
runaSsS ppoiition gelin9en f0nne,
Die Observation-Disclosures olli5lrc9cn II,
clncn Stllrm ST entfcIicln, meldcm
Die rcpllblifnnilden SiiGrcr tcincn
WioerItono mcrocn leiiten fonncll.
Die biciigc Stinmltng lit olrdolS
fricolid), nbcr Die ~SogeSprclie bc9innt,
cine gcluilic Ncrp0iitGt iibcr bos &ins
5icbcn Der Gcrbonolun9en nit Sronf-
reid 81 5cigcn. Nan lit bier Der Wieis
nlulg, BOB Die Situotion crit Damn elm
ernltcrcs @clid)t 5cigen niiroe, lpenn
Srnnfrcih in Wtoroffn cinrildcn mir
DC, III lucld)cnr Sole olid nod Der
&ric1 III iueitcr Icrne licgell luiirOc.
SoSTublifum lprid)t failm bon ctlunS
Inocrcln, ais Don Der &ielcr Wod)c,
Den rllllilhcn llnrltbelt, Den Sric0cnS=
Ecrbunbllin0CrL Hennen, Wohcrcilcn,
Sdrulfcricn ll6 bon Oeln 0cIltd)e Der
cngIiid)cn Stuoicu-8 eieuihoit; BON
Otnrotfo mo 6ronfreid) bort man
toltnt cil Wort.
2~onoon. 81. Sum-. - 9cieid)
memo fir 0nS ofl,tc Stooium Scr 5rpi.
id)cn Gcutihlono unb Srnnfrcif be.
ltcbcnoen &riiia lit oie S6otlod)c, Dob
oic Scpclhc zines oltslGnbild)cn Gor-
rciponocntcn 5urildgclpiclen mlir0c, III
tpcld)cr bic Wittbeilung entholtcn
iuor, Trcmicrmi1niiter Holloier nehnlc
ollf @rltno Der 3uioge engIiId,cr lin.
tcrltilbltng cine i%citere Soltling gcgeitz
iibcr 0eirtitlono al. Seit saul &c.
roltlcoc'S GonpIot gegelt Die troll5os
iiidc HcplbIif lit Ties boS erite Mol,
0oB cine 0cpcidc I'M Stoatslntercllc
5urildgcboltcn iulirbe.
@robbritnnnicn bat lpieocrbolt ote
fran5oiilhc Hc9icruug III ln5luctoclt'
tigen IuSoriidcn ieineS @et'tonoeS
pcrlihert 5ltr &crtbeioignng oIlcr 9cs
oingiln9en ocS ntoroffoniId)cn NIB
fonmenS. llebcrbies bot Sronfrclh
Iit bon ocn ~crltct pantheon aricgs'
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