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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-08-31

WE ARE prepared to gin your cotton
now at any time, and will do our
best to please our customers. Bag
ging and Ties for sale at market
prices. Union Oil Mill.
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FRESH Lemons, clean and sound;
Northern Apples; nice Bananas and
Domestic Vegetables. Your orders for
anything in the line appreciated. The
Union Grocery Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-08-31

"A BEAUTIFUL new organs to be seen
Union Supply Co.
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SOLID car of the finest Texas Red Rust
Proof Oats that can he bought; 60
cents per bushel as long a. they last at
The Union Graccry Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-08-31

FRESH Cream Cheese; the finest made,
at The Union Grocery Co. Give them
your orders for seasonable goods.
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1T is not for any one class. 1t furnishes
funeral, good enough for the rich,
and anybody can afford it. Only s.. 90
year.
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SOLID Car Sound Dry Corn at The
Union Grocery Company. Your or
ders appreciated.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-08-31

a FEW Show Cases and Tables for store
for sale. S. NJ. RICE, JR., f. U.
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If you live you can afford to pay it, if
you don't you cannot afford to lose it.
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OATS AND RYE. Red rust proof oats
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SEE our stock of Pianos and Organs.
Union Supply Co.
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FRESH Tprnip Seed. All the leading
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sold at +. III. ScAIFE.
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1T is the only Company that insures a
$4,000 burial outfit from the day
your policy is issued.
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not have to wait, or depend on
whether or not somebody else pays
their dues. The money is always
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WHY should you join the Burial League
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1T takes charge of, and conducts all fu-
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YOU do not have to pay but once year,
and your payments do not increase
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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20

Whites and colors, with envelops tc
preciate the value of correct statione
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20

claimed fully 10000 changed hands,
which had been wagered upon the
McCiear-Wcil election for state sem
ator from Kootenai county. Here
toforc, the money backing Ignatz
We'll, the republican candidate, was
not turned over to the takers al
though upon the face of the returns
A prominent lumbcrman was the
chief hacker of the defeated candi-
date. Two local merchants har-
vested the goodly sums of $500 and
$1,000 each, while others received
as much as $1,000 for their ventures.
The merchant who received the
$500 turned over a portion Of the
money to a local church building
fund, jokingly rcmarking as he did
so, 81 will have nothing TO do with
tainted money! The settling up
of these bets practically means the
friends of We'll have abandoned
hope of success in his fight for the
state senstorship. 1t is charged
by Editor J. F. Scott, of the Occur
d Alcne Press, and chairman of the
democratic county committee, that
c. ]. Shoemaker, republican county
chairman and county treasurer, has
not Endorsed the position of We'll
and his friends in bringing the con-
test, claiming that Shoemaker pur-
posely abscnted himself from the
county to avoid being called as a
witness in the case, although he
was present all day near the polls
of the Occur d 'Alene precinct while
the election was in progress Shoe
maker has said nothing in reply
to Scots assertions. McClear s
friends claim the contest will never
be carried to the state senate.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20

than a quarter of a century. His
mother, Mary Arden, was unques-
tionably of Irish origin, for the
name of Arden had it's beginning in
the Emerald Isle. Early in the
fourteenth century a Lord Arden,
clearly traced as Shakespeare
mothers ancestor, was member
of the Irish parliament. - Having
settled Shakespeare origin, Mr..
Hurley proves that the great Latin
writer of epics was also an Irish
man, as follows: The name of
Virgil is undoubtedly an Irish
name. In fact his real name was
Feargha1l, now shortened to Far
rell, and we only know him as Vir-
gil because that is the Latin syno-
nym of the Irish name Farrell, or
Virgil, the Roman author, was con-
ncctcd with one of the greatest
events known to history because
ne was related to the Irish astron-
omer of the same name, who in
the eighth century discovered that
the earth is round. He was also a
relative of the Irish king, Fcarghall
and there is every proof to show
that his ancestors belonged to one
of the Irish settlements founded
long before his BIRTH
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
Virgil and Shakespeare Irlshmen.

John Hurley, of Litchfield, Con-
nccticut, a student of Gaelic ETY.
biological history, declares that
Virgil and Shakespeare were both
Irishmen- A Winstcad, Connccti-
cut, correspondent for the New
York American, quotes Mr.. Hurley
as saying: THE same country
that produced sErin-go Braugh' was
also responsible for the birth of
Virgil and Shakespeare. I have
been dclving into the deviations
of Shakcspcarc's name for more
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20

begin its work at the Diamond
Bar at once. The headquarters
will be at Minidoka, and Mcssrs.
Van Week and Godfrey are already
on the ground to begin the work.
They have purchased the old Sweet
ser & Bun roughs dredge with which
to begin operations.
At present they will use a ccntri-
fugal pump to lift the sand and
gravel from the river to the boat,
but later they will install a bucket
dredge, as it will do the work with
less chance of delay from accidents
to the machinery. This company
is capitalized for $4,000, 600 and
is amply able to develop their
property to its fullest extent. -
Burnley Bulletin.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
ANOTHER SCHEME TO TAKE
GOLD FROM SNAKE RIVER

The Empire State Dredging
company is the name of a company
of New York capitalists who have
organized for the purpose of forcing
the black sands of the Snake river
to give up their secret boards of
mineral wealth.
William J. Van Week, of New
York is the president of the company
and William H. Godfrey, of Mon
tana, the general manager The
company controls a large amount of
property in Oregon, Montana and
Canada, and 1T has just closed con-
tracts for 1000 acres of the rich
placer ground along the Snake river
in Cassia county, known as the
Diamond Bar group of placer mines
These mines are located on the
Cassia county side of the river, just
short distance above the Minidoka
dam. Their richness in gold has
long been known, but they have
not been worked to any extent on
account of the difficulty of getting
water up to them The govern
mcnt dam now settles that by
backing water all over the property.
On account of the value of these
particular fields the company will
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
HEPBURN SHAKING
PLUM TREE FOR IDAHO

A special from Washington to
the Spokesman-Review says: There
are a number of federal appoint
ments to be made il, the land offices
IN Idaho, and Senator Hepburn to-
day submitted several recommended
tions, which will undoubtedly be
allowed by the president.
The term of the receiver at
Occur d'Alene expired in February
last, but the present occupant,
Major Warner, who has served for
two terms, has given such general
satisfaction that there was no hurry
10 make the change. William
Ashley, Jr., of Rathdrum, has been
very highly recommended by many
of the leading citizens for the po-
sition. The probabilities are that
he will be appointed in the near
future. There were a number OF
applicants for the registership, on
the assumption that Mr.. Dunn
would be elected district judge. AS
he was defeated for this position,
he will continue to serve as regis
ter.
Charles H. CARLY, receiver OF the
land office at Lewiston. has served
eight years and will be succeeded
by Ben c. Barber, a lawyer resid-
ing at Nez Perez, Idaho, who has
been recommended by Senator Hey
burn. He was chairman OF the
republican county central committee
and was temporary chairman OF the
state convention in Pocatello in
August last. He is highly recon-
nended for the place and is the
only applicant.
The terms of the register and
receiver at Boise will also soon
expire. The receiver, E. E. Gar
rett, is an applicant for reappoint-
rnent, and has the Endorsement OF
the county organization in all the
counties in the district except
Washington. He is also highly
recommended by the leading citi-
Gems and attorneys in those coun-
ties. H. H. Jorgens, OF Council,
in Washington county, is also an
applicant and is highly recon-
mended by a number OF leading
citizens of Washington county. The
department recognizes Mr.. Garrett
as being one of the most compe-
tent officials in the service.
Mr.. Syms, the register, has made
no application for reappointment-
Addison T. Smith, secretary OF the
republican state committee, ano
who has also been secretary to Sem
ator Hepburn since he entered the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20

senate, will be selected for the po-
sition. His availability for the
place was discussed after the cleo
ton by many of the leading citizens
of Ada county, in which he resides,
and the adjoining counties, who
have indicated that his appointment
would be most satisfactory. He is
Endorsed by the county and state
organizations. The term of the re
ceiver at this office has already ex-
pired.
Fred c. Bradley is highly recon-
mended by the county central COM
mittee and also by the state COM
mitteemen, and he has strong petit
tions from prominent citizens in
Haley, Bellevue and adjoining
towns, and has been recommended
by Senator Hepburn as the success
sor of w. A. Hodgman, whose term
has expired.
L. r. Thomas, the present regis
ter, who has served eight years,
will retire the first of the year in
favor of ex-senator Kiefer, who has
been recommended for appointment.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
That Mail Order Proposition.

Some people are constantly in
curing why the editor does not
roast people who patronize the
mail order houses instead of the
home firms. The most vocifcrant
kickers are most invariably those
who are sending out of town for
their stationery. The little home
paper is Loyalty striving to upbuild
the community in which it is pub
lished, and there are many good
reasons why the home paper should
receive the same patronage that is
solicited by the home merchant. -
American Falls Advertiser.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
Perfumery Factory for HALEY.

adopted family of young Polecats
which she is caring for with all
the parental solicitude aginable.
Mr. Lynx, while digging out
skunks, came across a nest of
young ones. He took them home
and placed them near an old cat.
The tabby Immediately adopted
them and has been caring for them
since. There'll be something doing
in Lynks' neighborhood when those
kittens grow up. HALEY Times
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
No Opium In ChdmberIdin's Cough
Remedy.

There is not the least danger in
giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to small children, as it contains
no opium or other harmful drug.
1t has an established reputation of
more than thirty years as the most
successful medicine in use for
colds, Group and whooping cough.
1t always cures and is pleasant to
take. Children like it. Sold by
Roscoe w. Smith.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
Wool Market.

A steady demand for wool in the
tions at firm position, and the
favorable closing of the sixth series
of London auction sales added a
supporting element No develop
ments of importance are anticipated
during the balance of the year,
but the outlook is bright for well
maintained interest in 1907
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20

Contests for land in the vicinity
of Mountain Home continue to be
filed in the Boise land office, the
prevailing ground for instituting
proceedings being that the original
entrymen are not residents of this
state.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
$4,000 Election Bet.

A special from Wallace to the
Spokesman Review says: II is
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-20
IF BUSINESS MEN OF MOUNTAIN HOME

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
2Iifferoertfobe @tddfen.

8raunf6peia. Sie 15idb<
rise @~usssberin Marie 3iem BON
bier, bic ieit LANCER 3eit Die Wohnung
ibrer @lfern perlahen bate, lit leBz
tens am Neupege i'm alien Bonelgra@
Sen als 2si6e in Der Sfer aufgefunz
ben unb nod Der 2eidenbane bes biss
iisen &ranten6aufes sebra4t pproen.
Sas MGb9en bat feline Gltern IN Ell
mem S9reiben, linn bic Shat 81 pers
5eiben, gu Der Is bur9 bas 2eien bon
Rpmanen peranlabt porben lei.
gbeIeben. unldnsit bra4 bier
abermals 6euer aus, unb Stpar III Der
Sdeune bes 8Gdermeifters gdleben.
Sas 5euer sriff nit inseheurer
Gdnenisteit I'm fi9 unb berniatete
in furaer 3eit Stpei WobnbGuier, bier
S4eunen unb flint Staaunsen.
Sriebri9sbaibe. 8etm Inz
fteden BON Bier perunslidte Der Res
f%taurateur Slider baburd, bdb er auss
elitt unb i'm Seller on elm bort leb<
renbes Geniter fisl. 9ierbei aog er
fi9 cine flaffenbe Wunbe am Inter
arrl gu, bur4 bic bic SGIasaber pers
lsst nurbe. @r. tpurbe ouf Mnorb=
nung bes 4rates iofOrt ms aranten>
baus mad @era gebradt.
-@era. Ra6 iabrelanser 8rantz
Felt peritarb i'm Utter bon 70 Sabren
Der @ebeime &ommeraienratb gusen
DeiBflog. Der @~eritprbene par iiber
Elm babies Menf9snalter in Der bie>
fisen 2ertil : Snbuftrie tbdtig.
9ellentbal.. 9ier iinb bic @ns
tpeien bes Bidders 4empe unb bes
8rintbefisers Gutenberg ~ponftGnbig
niebersebrannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

Su benz BON ben aIten
Serren oes &6feiler g. 6. gepldrtcn
9au zines 8orpSperbanosbmIieS in
@oien ipenSete Safer @iIbelm 1000
Worf, ser &onig bon @iirttenberg
300 Warf. Irb bon anberen 1lrll
90iener Q. 6. in 9e5iebunsen itcbcn.
Den Iitglieocrn BON Siirltenb0uierr
iuirrnen @etrdee ge5eihnet. Sinee'
GEN IeiIten Die Mftipen feline Beitrdge.
Nah Der .Deutfden So.
loniaIaeitimg" bot Der @ouberneur
bon 9eiltif-S iiomeftafrHa unter Dem
Z. Sebruar cine Gnnoperfiigung err
lo1ien, Die arlfcinc miIoe 8ebanolun1
ser @ingeborenen binsielt. Oie naf.
georoneten 9ienftitenen perSen auf-
eeforoert, oariiber au tpahen, Dob Die
Jefanaenen @ingeborenen. insbelon-
oere niid Die dn 3ibiIperionen abee.
sebenen, geredt bebanoeIt merScn,
iin6 es miro ais @arnung binsuge-
iett, Dob ialedte gehanollme eines
&rieeseefangenen fir ben betreiiet-
Sen Mr~beitgeber aitBer BEN aeiesiihen
Strafen bic gntSiebune bieier @rbei.
ter our SoI9e boben mir0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
0oettf6e 9ptsbnben.

Sc ae56ie6t sntpeilen, bab Bel Ginz
brii6en bic Serren SpiBbuben iiber
bic mitaenommenen @esenitdnbe in
me6r ober minber pplenbeten @erfen
quittiren. giner biefer f%onberbdren
poeten ma6te einem &openbasener
Reitauront einen nG9tGi9en 8eiu4,
erquidte ii4 on ben bort porhanbenen
8Drrdtben unb binterlieB f4liebli4
einen 3ettel folsenben Snhalts:
rSein 8isr lit gut, AUDI Der gisarren
Sp6feiner Suft fat mid entaiidt.
80nnt' lGnser ia Bel Seinem Wsin
perbarren,
Siirpabr, i9 ipGre bo4begliidt.A
Ser betriebfame Wirtb fah fi4 fir
ben erlittenen @9aben babur4 rei4z
lia sebedt, bab er biefe @erfs, bic eli
ne tpobl unbeubfi6tiste 3eflame erfter
alafe a%bsaben, auf grobe platten
abbruden unb in feinem ganaen Bier
tel anf9lasen lisb. Seine @sftau>
ration 1T feitbem bic befu4teite i'm
gan5en Stabttbeil.
11nanaenebmer tpar baeesen Elm
8orfall, bon benz bic getpobnerin Ell
rer Sresbener penfion betroffen
tpurbe, bic am Morsen benin @ufz
MAIDEN folsenbe 3eilen auf ibrem
Sii44en fanb:
% f9Dnfte Jrau. i4 babe alle Sbre
Rin9e,
@u9 Sbre ubr, bic Nabeln unb nod
anbere Singe,
Sd ellie iebt, inbem i6 nod Sbr Cob
lieb finse,
DAB i9 in Giderheit MIDI bdmit
brinse."
Hi9t 10 gallant kbanoelt fparbe
ihre Greunbin, bic i'm anftobenben
3immer f9lief unb am Morssn fol-
senbe unertpiinfdte f4riftli4e Mitz
tbeilung bprfanb:
nDiefpeil Su fdliefeft, holbe Srduz
merin,
Bin beimli6 i9 5u Dir gefommen;
S4 fab ben perlenf9mud, Der Oeiz
neg 9alfes 3ier,
Do9, ba er fal6, hab' i9 i'm niHt
genommen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

miitbsruhe gu friibftiiden. 9us wfr'
be Dem elenben 9~atergsfiibl f9on ben
9araus MAIDEN.
Nun bate er audi bic Gubere
9arst5iir peri9loHen, unb nit fih
70 reft aufrieben, sing er bic Strabe
binunter.
~Na, alter SunSe", meinte iein
Sreuno Pfunnenf9mibt, Der ibm be-
gegrete, nalio nun ion's ia ppbl loss
ge9en! 8eneibenspert6es Meni9enz
tinb!"
~I3 mag, fnurrte S0blmeber,
pa 1T mas 5l bereiDen Bel meiner
@i9t."
rNun, nun, blinselte pfannen<
f9miot, rfo i9limm pirb's pobl
ni3t iein. 60 iebt BEL bisism Wets
ter in Wiesbaten, Mains unb ba
berum ion es pobl ni9t 10 libel
iein. &omm', baraufbin MAIDEN
mir nod nal einen 6riibi9oppen."
@s mar ae6n Mtnuten nd4
afpolf, als SOblmeber mad Der ubr
fab.
rSonnerpetter, nun fpirb es aber
3eit." @r trant eilis iein @las aug
uno f4idte benz pittolo na9 elmer
9rof9te.
Sc feblten mod iiebsn Minuten
big gum Nb9dn9 Des 3uges. Seine
5rau tpiirbe alfo i9on nit ieiner
P%erfonenfarte auf ben 8dbniteig sez
9dlgen fein, tpie er ibr gefagt bate.
nSu tpmmit akr pirfli9 i'm leBz
ten @usenblid", risf tie ibm entsez
gen. Die S9affner besunnen i9on
Die S9iren gu i9lieben. rSait
Si. ="
r&9 gepiB," iuste er haftis. nuls
leg tit beiOrgt, lei nur gang beirut
bigt."
rSSu, bait 9u aber audi nidt ber>
gehen. j"
sd berbitte mir Gber nun ale
6rugen. Wenn Su erit bamtt am
fGngit, btit Ou pobl biz Sranfflrt
ni9t fertig bamit."
5rau S0blmeber f9tpies, Iebte iiG
in cine @de unb begann i6r BUD
duf 5uI9neioen. sic fannie bies Sta
blum nerpGfer 9uGrigfeit Bel ibrem
Wtdnn unb nu6m es ni4t ipeiter libel.
Nd9 elm pdar Sagen Der &ube par
er 1pieoer anoers.
Gs mar M6enbs, als lie in Wiesz
baben antumen. Der Gonful pinfte
elmer Orpi6fe unb bebeutete ieiner
Srau einouiteigen. Damn CAB Ell
Dem &uti4er bic @brefe bes Sos
tels.
,Wolen mir ni9t lieber glei9 bic
Softer m~itnebmen2" fraete Srall
S0blmeber bertpunoert.
rrDie &pffer9" Serr SOblmeper
eriff NIT beiben !SGnbsn nod benz
@dgsmf9lag. Seine &nie 5itterz
ten unb er mar freioepeiB .sepor>
ben.
Dprtlps ftarrie er feline Srau an.
,rOu biit bod ni@t fortsegangen,
sfg Der Oienitmann Die Softer ses
bolt 6atte?" fraste lie fdnft.
sd slaube bod, Iisbes ainb. Sd
CLAUDE. . ;" itotterte er. .i9 battle
gang Dsrsefen. i4 CLAUDE, oiess
mol mar. nor i9 pirtli9 Sas
&drnidel."
Damn trdt er ldnsiam unter BIZ
0d4erne nrb f9lug bas&ursbn4 allf'
gr ponte suieben, tuunn Der ndditt
3ug suriidging.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

lodi mar. Utd1 ntr1t!1t an, DdB DEL
Rippenbrub entitunben 1T, ais Die
2ei9e in ben @~baugsfanal ~geporfen
tpurbe.
Gffen. Ods bieiige S9purses
ri9t perurtbeilte ben 8ergmann
@balbert Spbplepsti aus Stabbed,
Der feline Gbefrau srpiir9t battle. gum
Sobe.
9. SIM biefisen DID
fonihen6eim feierte bic Gltefte Gin
tpObnerin Der Stabt, Marearete 3auz
benitein, in boiler Hiiitisteit ibren
100. 9eburtstag.
MibGbeim. Sn einem @nfaae
bon @eiitesseItDrtfeit iprans Der
8ersinpalibe SO. Bsnnetss, Winf<
bauIeripeg tp~pbnbaft, aug benz Sic
belfenfer ieiner @o6nuns unb 5og
fi9 fpl9 i9pere @erlebungen gu, bab
alsbalb Der Sob eintrat. Wennetes
erlitt bpr Ginger .3eit einen S9dbelz
bru9 unb 5eigte feitbem Spuren BON
Sriibiinn. @r~ binterlGbt cine Wittz
me unb mebrsre &inber.
Srier. Der Yprtier Sraub bonn
Sauptba6n6ofe purbs beim ueberz
geben elmer 5u6rfarte an einen pal
fasier bonn 3use erfabt unb iberfabz
rem. Sraub tpurbe Der &opf bonn
&umpf getrennt.
Yropin5 SeHen:2laHon.
&affel. Sein 5OiGbrises Sienft>
iubilGum tonnte tirSli9 &ansleiratb
&Id BON bieiisen @mtsgeriht be-
ge6en. @r lit elmer Der lebten BEL
fii9en @ftuare, Die cine ben @i9tern
entipre6enbe iuriiii4e @ur6ilbuns
6a6en.
8iebri5. 2sBtsns 1T bic 2ei>
9e bes felt ldnserer 53eit permibteu
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