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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notioei Is HEREBY given, that Inal setnsns1's.
the. estate OF p. Considine, Diseased. ~
made at the August term OF Proos'S .nG
q Audrain County, Missouri, 70 % ~
Mexico, Missouri, on the second MooaD
August, 1909. rD,vr
Joe CONsDINE
I'd Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

Notice Is hereby given that hnal setuelSI
Of the estate OF J. "A. Judy, decesShsit
be mode at the August term OF me ~ heN
Al Mexico, Missouri. on he second MOnd"
I'M DAVIS
"A hdmlnlstrsi0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02
Motto. Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given tha final setils9si'ss
the estate Of S, L. McCord, deceaseo' proati
maze az the August term or ny ~ Mas
Mexico, Missouri, on the second mO1"N
August 1905. -.ovn
EMILY A. McCOkD,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Howell left satur.
day FOR Billings, Mont, where they
viii make their home In the future.
MI. Howell has accepted a lucrative
position in the First National Bank
at that place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

Meinhart sannebeck, wiliamO,s.
worth, and Edgar Clark went To NJ,
gomery City Tuesday to install ).
cruiting Station in that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

Rev. A. A. Wallace and daughter,
Mildred, went to Keytesville Tuesday
where Rev. Wallace will conduct a
p~rotracted meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

The LEDGER thanks Charlie Menu
fee, Of Coyina, California, for favors.
Mr.. Menifee formerly lived in Mexico
and bis many friends here will be glad
to knew that he is prospecting IN the
golden state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

Notice IL hereby given that anal sestsIsl !
NE estate OF u. y. OtRear. deeesss prohsa
Court Of Audrain 90 anti, Missouri, g spsostr
a. Mefico. Missouri. On the sscone
n +. oREAR,,
ID kdmlnistrHioh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

7. Hal Gibbs and Anna +. ROslyn
we're married on saturday, May the
fifth nineteen hundred and six In Los
Angeles California
Mr.. Gibbs was formerly connected
with the South Branch Of the Alton
and had bis headquarters in this city.
The LEDGER extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

This clipping was sent us from a
San Francisco paper notice of the elop'
ment has appeared in this paper be-
fore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02


Edgar Parks, formerly Of the LED
GER, will be married at so'clock Tues
day evening to Miss Bernice Naylor Of
Centralia. The ceremony will be al
the brides home. Both young people
are well known here and the LEDGER
extends the heartiest congratulations.
L. p. Crigler, formerly OF Mexico,
now has his Law Offices In suite GIG,
Merchants Laclede Building, Fourth
and Olive streets, st. Louis, Mo. Mr..
Crigleris many friends in this city are
glad 10 know he Is prospering.
Lockridge Steele Is here from st.
Louis on a short vacation,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

Miss Stella Robinson, Of st. Louis,
is visiting Mrs. j. Z. Blum this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02
Inhn P Barnhart Dead

BOONE county will erect one of the
finest court houses in the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

Miss Edna Duncan returned from
pleasant visit in Louisiana MONDAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

The following is a tribute to Mrs.
Mary b. Mansfield, wife Of G. ". Mans
field, who died at her home in Men,
phis, Texas, July 10, 1906. Mrs. Mans
field formerly lived in Audrain county
but went to Texas a short time ago on
account of her health:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-02

NJ. DAVIS.
.dmlnistR@'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-24
Latest News from tho
Realm of Fashion
hN BTcLLt.

New York Feb. 24.-There is "A loud
complaint tIis spring from the stout
wtfinan for All the new styles seem
designed fen her slender SISTER. The
prevailing fashion is certainly Empire
princess. and the newest two-piece
SUITS are shown with jaunty coats M,
becoming TO all figures 1t is. how
ever the wise woman who adxuts the
mode rather than follows 1t blindly
ana a clever dressmaker knows how Ia
make the princess dress suit all STYLES
ana sizes. 1t need not be necessarily
IN one piece from head to foot. but
waist anu skirt so fitted sfrut when
worn it has the effect of a long wasted
princess. If stout women could once
rid themselves of the idea that they
must be pinched to the gaspfng point
TO be elegant they would appear better
dressed.
Watteau Effect for Plump Figures.
There rs a French saying that "one
must suffer to be admired" but this is
not true. The Vatican effect Is in
variahly becoming to stout figures.
giving length at the back ana avoid
ing emphasis of the belt size in front.
But. as I have said often before. let
the stout woman avoid rightly and
strictly the light waist and dark skirt.
She can wear all white. all dark IN. all
medium. or even that uncertain color
called "skybtue pink" but never con-
trasting colors.
In this respect of plain colors Fash
ION Is on the stout woman's side this
season, for the spring colors are all
cool and quiet in Tone grays, mauves,
soft green's and blues There is an ex-
ception In favor Of hair line stripes
and pinhead checks that are attrac-
tive for travellers use. But for trav-
cling nothing can surpass the product
Of the American silk mills. They are
both durable and beautiful and every
well-f1lled wardrobe should have one
or more American silk dresses. They
are not limitations OF imported goods,
but have quality OF their own ana
are as popular abroad as they are get
ting to be here. They are woven with
very little gloss and the rougher
weaves are particularly desirable for
skirt and coat suits.
Princess for Evening Wear.
But to return to the subject OF
princess dresses. let me describe one
designed for evening wear just re-
ceived. 1t is Of radium silk OF pale
raspberry color. The skirt Is very
full. shirred to fit the figure, the shir-
ring sharply pointed in front, girlle
fashion. The foot OF the skirt was
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-24

, finished with fhree very narrow ruff
! fies, headed by narrow box plated
frilling. The whole trimming did not
reach above six inches. The neck was
cut low. finished with inch wide bands
of black velvea above a bertha Of white
point lace. with little vest OF the lace
showing benHHth. The sleeves were
small, being tiny puffs of the silk fin
ished with two narrow ruffies with a
deeper ruftie OF the lace falling over
the arms and fastened with narrow
bands and bows of black velvet ribbon.
These ribtsans and bows are very
much in evidence on all evening gowns.
as the Empire and Vatican STYLES so
much in favor must have black velvet
touches to be in perfect keeping.
Sometimes these little bows are wired
to keep them in shape. again they are
made over linen crash. Little rhine
stone buckles often form the center.
There are various little frivolities of
fashion this spring. For instance
they should be of pattern to suit the
hat or costume. For street wear sill
yer filigree. gilt balls or mother-of
pearl are shown. For dress hats brill
liants, crystal and rhinestones are fav-
orites. Colored stones to blend with
the shade worn, or enamel in quaint
design also are attractive.
scarfs Are in Favor.
Scarfs Of all widths and lengths are
much In favor. II Of fiimsy chiffon
they are thrown around the neck in a
twist that encircles the throat with
one end hanging straight in front and
the other floating over the left should
err. A scarf OF lace. however. il worn
more demurely. crossed in front and
spread to show the pattern. This lat
ter fashion is especially becoming to
an erect and perfect figure
Wells Of all kinds are shown for the
spring hats, from the costly hand en-
broidered net for the elderly and mid
dle-aged to the floating tulets and
chiffons for the younger set. Great
care is needed to keep these wells In
shape. and well-ordered dresser has
its veil drawer with little perfumed
satin cushions on which to wind these
frail things and keep them in shape.
"A desirable veil holder is made OF a
small wooden rolling pin covered with
perfumed cotton wadding the handles
gilded and tied with ribbons. This
makes a pretty gift and useful one.
Leather Ruffies on skirt.
Among the utility suggestions Is a
new one from Paris relating to the
long street dress. This Is for ruffles
or bands of leather matching the cos
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-24

tune in color and sewed firmly around
the inside Of the bottom OF the Skin,
to protect 1t from the dust and dir,
of the thoroughfsre. Some Of these are
separate from the skirt and can be
fastened in temporarily by buttons and
loops and removed from the skirt when
II is worn in the house. These have
the advantage Of being easily cleaned
when removed. They really protect
the gown In wonderful way, and
make il unnecessary for the wearer to
be constantly on her guard every time
she steps into the street.
prSkty Apron Designs.
Another of the useful fancies is the
one for pretty aprons They are called
sewing aprons, but are useful for all
the many times the home maker must
nit from one thing to another In the
house. Some OF these aprons are of
embroidered linen. some OF silk with
turtles OF the same or with lace edge
Others are OF black silk. severe and
pain such as our grandmothers wore,
except for the wide black ribbon belt
with ends. The most OF them, how
ever. are made Of handkerchief or
dotted muslin, and are trimmed in
many pretty and fanciful WAYS. Ruff
hes plain hemmed or edged with lace
are the favorite finish The muslin
apron has belt OF broad coiored rib
bon with length enough to tie In a bow
with ends. This Of course Ia removed
before laundering. These aprons are
IN cut ana line as the marker pleases
but they cannot be too coquettish or
dainty. These also make charming
gifts and always find ready buyers at
a bazaar.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-24
Notice Of Shsriff's Sale Under Exscu.
AsAM
District Court.

Notice Of Sheritfs Sale Under Exseu.
ton.
District Court,
Under and by virtue OF an execution
issued out Of the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District OF the state
or Idaho, In and for county Of Mex
Perce. and to me directed and deliv-
cred. for a Judgment rendered in the
Probate Court OF Nez Perce county,
Idaho, on the 26th day OF January.
1905. IN favor OF George r. Scott. and
against Lewiston Lumber and Box Co.
Limited, corporation for the sum OF
$49O.O5, lawful money Of the United
States. together with costs OF suit and
interest. l have levied on all right. IT,
tie, claim and interest OF said defend
ant Of. In and to the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
Lots 4 and In Durham's addition
to the City OF Lewiston, Idaho.
Public notice Is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 10th day Of March. 1906,
at 10 o'clock a. m. OF that day, at the
front door OF the county courthouse at
Lewiston, In Nez Perez county.
Will, In obedience to said
writ Of execution. sell all the right.
title, claim and interest OF said de-
scribed property or 40 much thereof
tins claims, besides costs, interest and
accruing corts to the highest and best
bidder for the lawful money OF the
United States
HARVEY FOREsMAN.
Sheriff.
Dated February Is. 1906.
Feb 1h-lt
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-24

NOTlCE-Anybody disturbing grade
or line stakes set by the city engineer
will be arrested for malicious mischief
ana a fine Of $40 imposed for the of
Tense, y. G. WRIGHTER,
tt City Engineer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-24

The proper classification Of your "a.
means the building Of = broad ana
straight road to II FOR every reader u&
the paper who would be ut Ill Interest,"
ed In II.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-24

Dated February IS. 1906.
Feb. 15-4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
Gnticblidlcr Sob.

F6ilaOclpbi a, ;. Nltauit. 800,
Tui iurft6ore @Giie biiBte Der %
Sqbrc olte Gntanucl Sub pon 9tr.
1887, Guncon.S traBc, Joconp, icin
2cbcn Elm. Gr NOR III ocn @olyucr.
fen Der Gibton'ihcn Sagefobrit in
Eoconp beihditigt mo muBtc nit
elmer 3onge sic aus ocm @ohoicit
fonmcnOen mcibqliibcnNcn Giicn-
Itanacn erareifen mo Dem aiibIop-
parnt %ilfiibren. Gr pericbltc geitern.
Nadmittog Inn R2 llbr elmo Stun.
&c. Sic fit6r inn Sltrtb ben untercn
Sbeil OcS &0rpers 0urd). Ger I'm
'eIiidlide murot had Sem oGpiacopal
SoIpitaI" gcihaftt, no sic StongtJ
6ic ieinen a0rper brrdtbobrt botte,i
berdusge3ogch tpnroc. Ger llngliitf :.
lidc itor6 untcr iurd)tbnrcli Guottil.
i'm Soipitdl INT z llbr N6cnos. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
SUlaCn cincs 3libcs.

+, 6rom NJ, Moii, ). 9(lg.
lit @citern Nbcno idlllg Der @lib in
cincn Baum lmucit pom bier, untcr
mcldcm 5ruci &nabcu, MiQiom Mtc=
gflllcn mtO Geo 9roplL lid geiGjh.
tct lntterL unO t0otetc Sen GritQe.
nnnntcn, Wabrcn0 Der 5mcitc icbr
ltNperc &crIebuugcn Oopou trlia.
Ntcbrerc &unocrt Ecrioncn, mcJde
iid ein goQlpicl oH9ciebcn unO por
DEM @clpittcr iid in cine nube oQbri
licaenoc S6cllnc gefliidtct botten,
mllrocn orrd Den @lib mcbr oocr
minoCr betdllbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
Staot Baltimore.

'yiM e + IniiebIer 6tcr.
giite an5dbG N%niie0Ier aus SuinpiS
but itdj! in Ser bergnngcntn @od]e III
Der oeiitid)ctt 9tic6rrIuiinng in @rinte
Georges Gountp ollfAcbaltcn, uno
mcbrSte btriefbet bnbcrr bt'dloiien.
I'M SerbTtc nod bier 81 fomirten. IS
fifo 'mtctftetS o%rbcit0lpiaige unO be-
hiittclte GG,tc, ipeld)e Die obgelptrtb-
'fdldfteten 6armen 5u m1Big boben
igrtlieft iibethebmen unO Damn cinen
Grfolg MAIDEN. Sr. 8m. 9enie, mel-
der crit einige Wonate in lener 8c=
genh dngeiitoelt lit, fontte bereiis
tuliIenS Golfers mehr iiir leine 6orln
efJultch, ais er be3oblt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
Die 8adJt ant snaumOrc Sill.

SpIter @on, 9. s., 5. NugltIt.
- &orI Goof, meI6er lid fir cincll
InlpaIt ans @ai6ingtom :. g., aus.
gic6t, luuroc in ser Iebten IoHt bon
Se6eimpoIi5iitcn pcrboftct, neil cr
iid in oero1dtigcr @ciic in Scr g}d6e
Scr 8o6nltng 0e8 GrGiioentcn Rooie,
ueIt otf Sogantore Sill 6erumtrie6.
Or lpur0e inter elmer Nnfla1c oc8
&o9uOunoirenS 5u fijnf Gagen
County @ei6naniB Derurtbeilt.
@oi6inp,ton, 2. g., 5. Mug.
= Gin armuIt, 9tamcn8 &arl Goof,
lit bier nidt 6cfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
Menenicitincs NLhmnrficn.

Sptin0ficIO, Moy 5. NlrQ.
Der aoifmoun G6oS. 6rccmor
utlo ein t~S.i6bri8er &iinqIing, @a.
mems globt. accte, i6oiieu iid beutt
unf ser StraBc 5u GboOmif, no, nit
&eOoIucrn 0e0ctieitig to0t. 6reemoli
bate Scene m%nIGngit cilrGs IuQrifis
olif ieine Godtcr 6eihuIoiQt. 9QS it'd
@cibe bclrtc oltf Scr StrdBc 6eacauc.
ten, a|rifTtii lie sim 9fepoIocr un0
icnerttn, bis lie to0t lparcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
Sin Scnpcrcuj=@lOuruou

Ger neue a@op Shore &orf" untcr.
bolb Sparroru'3 4oint pcriprid)t
elm ipld)C& 81 mcrCcn. Seine
QciitiQcn WctrGntc mcr0cn 1c0ltl.
oct. - Ger StroBcubobnpcrtcbr
ioIl am M}ittpot cr6iinct ,pcr.
ocn.
MCnn feline neutrality-suspicious. Gr-
c%i0uiiic cintrctelt, mirO Die StroGcu
balm bon Spurrom'$ 4oiut uod
Sort &oluurO uu0 ocn Ban Sborc
@ort" NniunQ& 0icicr Modlc pollen
oct, in mcIdcm Sale mi lRittluod)
Der @crrcbr ultf nicicr 2iHie cr0ffHct
iuiiroc. Go@ @cIeiie ldltft 2.tS N}ei'
len mcit tt 6itlid)cr RidtlnQ pom
Spurrom'& &oiut Dem llicr c%ltIong.
Sn Dem ltcucu .@ou Shore Yort"
inn 5uhlrCjdc @Cb0ltoe fir Die DC
qltelnltdltcit Der @ditc einQcridtct
noren, N0& Observation-Disclosures oCrick
ben lit 0cr 0rpbc M>tiitpuuiQon, mel
der cine Sjt.Gnpucit0t iiir 2O00 ger.
lonclt bot. Nn0crC @cbul0c lilt0 Die
StroBcnbobnitotjou Oa2 G~orrouicll.
@Cbouoc, 0u3 McItolrunt. oo% BOO.
bolla, Der Eou5pouJIlom Ole Wiuor0.
botlc lu6 ole &]cgcIbubuCu. @ciitiQc
@ctrGutc mcrGcu in 0cm Mart uts
ortd) IN Der ltmQcbunQ feline Der.
tmlft, Q0acNCn iir0 allie (cmpcrcn5.
0ctr0utc crb1ltlid mo mcr iih nid)t
nit Dem iijbcn 3cltg ocn N}oQcn Der.
0cr6cn mill, ser fam 10 uicl @oiicr
trintcn mic cr mill, 0cnu Is bciiuoCt
itd1 olti bcm EIu6c Elm ortciiid)cr
@%runncn. Gle Eorfrcicrpotionrn
ncbmcn cj1cu Tldhcnroum bon 50
Ifcru Cjn. BIC Tohrt BON 6iablon0.
torun rod DEM oNou Shore @ort"
toitct 10 Gents in elmer NiftlnQ
0o% cause Nmucicn lit unQcfGGr
S2Ot0U luCrtb, lul0 Nr, 6lblinl5
mons, ser &crmoItcr oc& oNipcr &ielp
Eort2," lit oud ais @cihGitaiiibrer
fir 0ieierl Eort gcmonucn morOcn.
*** Die ,@citcrn Mlarulon0z@o6n
Ocranltoltct um SomtaQ ben f..
NrGuit iibcr iDrc ucltc Strcfc ibrc
critic Grfuriion noh Cumberland. Scr
3ug fobrt BON Ser @iQcn- Stotion nm
l@8 llbr N}orqcn2 ob mo miro oic
Hiidfobrt inn VI llbr onNetrctcn. Die
&lnOreiic roitct MIR $3.50, mo Iobnt
iid ollcin ihou Die 6obrt ourd Die
Nloltcn Ncrgc mo oua pittoreatr
Cumberland Ibol. sir 0ieicn 3ua
mcrocu oltd Grfrriiona 9iuete nod
Sdgeratomn 81 $1,25 iiir ole &rno.
reile uerfouit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
NaS picrtc Snfrr.

Mobington n, IA. ). Nlguit.
--9tobert GOmorO Gcorcc, orel Sabre
alt, ,pcld)er in Der Noft POM letter
Son1tog 0nrh Sen Nc1crburihc1t
elmer Compiler gcihoiicn m,rOe,
hld1ocm 0erieI6c Sic Mlrtter nnO
5luci @cId1piitcr 0c8 fIeincn Gnnbcn
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ON 2ebcn 81 cr6qIteu 0cmpitcr Der.
nnhnr bic Nafrid)t iibcr Sen Zoo lci.
mes picrten Spfcrs obne sic gcrina1tc
Grreauna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
0pro GhOltpls @crhaftnna.

80 It 0 H. Mioii. 5. guguit.-9uS
biciige britiihe apniulut benbiidti0t
nidt, lpegcn Der Gcrbaitung oes ouf
elmer 6orm in StonOiib, nobe Sa,
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crfldrf, -fqilIS NQtgiht:sso
ser 2sfS4 ntit SanoideHeh$ gdafielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
@crdauts' & Miuers' SruuspOrtG.
tipn Gpmpapn.
S%nnIpfer.2

stdh Buitou unb Sem Often: leben WluntnB,
9ienfag, 9oHneritdg nno Samitng, Gbetob
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NoItuner uno Brobtoence Sunpicr labrcn bon
her AertUe I'M Snbe hes 9Otp 9udS ub. Ga
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
Gnanm mirh michrrcrnGhlt.

Gttcogo, &u., 5. Nlug. - Ger
auSiou ser gcItri9cu @rimdrpobIcr
i6cint cine @ic0ercrp6blung ocs
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gen. Gic WtoioritGt Gullonl'@ ii6cr
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iuirb gCnlcG0ct DOB GuIGonr bic oop-
petite S%timmcn3obl icincr @egucr cr-
bolten bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
@crmiidtc tcIeorap6iidJc 0cpcidcn.

5obn s.. 2irSfi @oQgon Stt-
ipcftor Der ,9tep. Dorf Gentrul6obu"
in Buffalo. 90 bat icinc @ottIlJ
cridoiicn uro iif bicrouf 0ltrf cincn
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gIijdli6r gbcpcrb6ltrii'c iollcn bic
llriadr icin.
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BON GitrltS|Gouitn oca Nmtca en-.
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Golfsmcnacn ooboniijbrcn mnO Inn
fclt gcloi'cn Dottc.
Gle Ser. Stnuttn, unO cono0i.
ihcn 3oImddtcr tobnOen an
ShnulQaIcr, mclhe 3lpiid)cn Sen bel
ocn 2Gn0crn nngcbIid beocutcn0e
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meier Npporate scr @rr5ollwg cnt
5icbcn.
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Elm 2Dnh0eriht 10 groB lit Die ollgc
mcinc G~rrcBullg geAcn Sobu Sonb
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