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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27

Willemstad, March 26.--A letter re- celved here today by the Venezuelan consul from Caracas, says that General Penalosa who was reported early in the month to have started serious rebellion in the state of Tachira, Vene- zuela, has been defeated; that he is being pursued by the government troops and that his capture is shortly expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27
ALLEGED TEXAS MURDERER. Fd shingIeton Is Caught Tn West
 Virginia

Parkersburg. W. Va March 26-Pa- trolmen Edward Williams and Edward Pickering this evening arrested Ed. shsngleton, who is wanted on the charge of committing a murder in Hardin County. Texas. In August, 1e06, after his arrest in Texas, Shin eleton broke jail and finally wandered hack to this city, his former home. The arrest was made this evening while he was driving across the Little Kan awaha River bridge in company with a young woman A large reward has been offered by the Texas authrities for his capture.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27
In Critical Condition.

Meyer Strauss. the we'll known travelling man. who has been i'll at St. Margaret's Hospital for the past week. was reported late last night to be in very critical condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27
shortntoo OvIer Hart

Birmingham, March --(speelal r. Tn fine practice game with the Phila- delphia Athletics today. Shortstop oY-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27
PenaIsoa's Power Broken.

Ter sprained his angle and will be laid up for several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27

Pass TWO Cent Bill. Harrisburg, Pa March 26.-The Sen ate today passed finally the House 2. cent railroad fare bill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27
ANOTHER OIL ADVANCE.

John D., To Get Back His Money In
 Hurry.
 Cleveland. March 26.--The Standard oil Company advanced the price of all grades of gasoline, naptha and refined oil in barrels one-fourth Of cent per gallon f. O. b., at Cleveland.
 1t is stated by Standard officials that the advance in prices at this time is made necessary by the constantly in- creasing cost of cooperage. ! No advance in prices is made on gasoline or refined oil sold from tank wagons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27
MIGHT REVOKE
 THE LICENSES

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27

Matinee Today at Biiou. "Under Two Flags P
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
800 Reward 600.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is ct least
one dreaded disease that science hes
been able to cure Ia all Its stAgsa.
and that 10 Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to tho medical Fraternity.
Catarrh being acontitutional disease,
requires . constitutional treatment.
Hail. Satarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature In
doing It's work. The proprietors
have 90 much faith IN its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that 1t fails to
cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
r. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

it as an investment, by which they
were able to pay in small sums each
month and at the end of six years
draw out their money which has
been earning Upper cent interest.
To the person who has not tile ready
money to pay for the construction Of
a home. the Building and Loan As.
ISOLATION is a very great help aud in
the course of it's existence between
300 and 400 houses have been erected
in Mitchell as a result of the %associa-
tion's assistance.
The following board of directors
was elected for the ensuing year: j..
o. Walrath, A. Z. Hitchcock, r..
N. Kratz, H. L. Bras, W. f. Tip
ton. Q. w. ellis, O. I. Liuchtield,
L. j.. WEIGH. and j. w. Powers.
The board elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President-J. o. Walrath.
Vice president-R. N. Kratz.
Attorney-A. E. Hitchcock.
sec1etary-J. W. Powers.
Treasurer--L. j. WEIGH.
The report that Secretary Powers
made to the stockholders was a very
encouraging m and shows the as
ISOLATION to be in fine financial con.
dition. At the present time the as
ISOLATION has over S52. 900 in loans,
and a surplus of ST., 100. The undi.
vlded profits amount to 49, $50. 20,
while the assests reach the sum Of
S57, 7Sl.3l.
Beginning with the first of the
year the association win-.open a new
series of stock. which will be known
as SD Do. the alphabet having beer
exhausted to denomlnate the stoct
with single letters and now they al,
going through it again.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

last week, for the ground being all
burned over last fall has frozen so
deep that we could not drive stakes
or dig pit holes. We have allotted 700
applications since beginning field
work on June /, and will have about
900 more to make in the spring.
This winter will be occupied In
enrolling what we have allotted,
takiGg family records and listing new
applications for next years work.
L am satisfied that / will be able to
get all OF this kind of work done by
the time the frost is out of the
ground SO we can begin field work
next spring.
The department requires me to
take the family record or census OF
each person that / allot, and, as
this is a new departure from the old
time methods when all IN Indian had
to say was "allot my child" and the
alluling agent did the rest, the
Indians were very, very slow for the
first two or three months In giving
In their records. which made it very
i%nconvenient and difficult work, as
we frequently had to make drives
much too far in order to reach u
days allOting, which of course made
slow work.
With all details arranged / can
systematic and bunch the allotments
so that we can easily do twice as fast
work as we have been able to accom-
plish this year. So If the frost is out
enough for US to begin by April !,
we will be through by August with
all field work, and with all the little
details arranged it will not be nee
essary for Tue to put In much OF my
time liz the field. TINS will give me
ample time to work on my books and
records So that I will be able to keep
up very close to the field work and
will be able to send in my schedules
In about two weeks after all the
allOtments are made.
This ought to be in ample time to
admit OF tue approval of the same
and allow the President to issue his
proclamation so that the actual OPEN
ing or filing cat b gin 10y the middle
of October or tile first Of November.
1908, sure, wlIicl, viii be the very
hest time to file, as this will give the
homesteader until wa,,u weather the
next spring to establish his actual
residence. j. "a. Scriven.
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WILL TAKE ANOTHER YEAR
Indians Are SLOW IN Giving Inforuns,
sms@ Rosebud Lands and
Are CAUSING ! Delay.

Intending settlers Who had an idea
that the government lands In Tripp
county, on the Bosebud Agency,
we're to be opened next spring will
% disappointed when .they learn Of
tho true situation. Hon. j. d.
Scriven, who was appointed as
allotting agent to distribute che land
,amonR the Indians, has written The
Republican an interesting letter
touching Oh the work that he mas in
hand. Mr. Scriven gives some idea
- % the amount OF work that Is
sentaiied and indicates that che
indians are 90 slow that It Is making
~ work Of allotment take more
- than vs. supposed It would.
s1nsislsg letter Mr.. Scriven says:
had 10 suspend ont field work
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
The Origin of the Holy Stone.

At the reformation, when the Church
Of st. Nicholas at Yarmouth was de-
spoiled, the carved stones Of many Of
the monuments, both in the church and
outside in the graveyard. were shipped
off, some to Newcastle to be turned
Into grindstones and some on board
the ships of the royal navy Of the day
to be used in securing the decks,
whence, it is interesting to know, the
seamen's term "holystoning the deck"
takes its origin.-London Standard.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
THEIR MEMORIAL SERVICES
The Elks Assembled Sunday After
noon ,to Memorialize Those
Who Have Passed Away.

The public memorial services OF
the Elks lodge Of this city was
something of a revelation to those
VINO had never before witnessed q
demonstration of that character and
to them 1T gave a different con-
ception Of Elkdom. There was a very
GOOD audience present in the Gale
theatre Sunday afternoon, when the
exercises hogan promptly at 3 O'Clock.
On the stage we're seated the
officers of the lodge, while the men,
hers were in the front seats of the
parquct. The stage was decorated
with beautiful chrysanthemums,
while the stand was draped with the
American flag, resting on which was
the bible sad surrounding. that was
the heaG OF an elk.
In til ABSENCE OF the exalted ruler,
DR.. r. U. Warne, his place was filled
by VIM. M. Herbert, who conducted
the exercises of the afternoon. The
ritual for the memorial service is
Impressive.
Several musical hunters we're
given incidental to the exercises,
which added to the interest Of the
exercises. Miss Mae WEIGH sang the
beautiful c%ontralto solo. "The Lord
is Mindful Of His own" and NJ. X.
| Cournier rendered CLEARS Of Christ"
| After the address Mrs. Robert e.
Raines sang a soprano solo, "Fear
Ye Not, o Isreal." Miss Goody-
koontz played the accompaniment OF
the afternoon.
Rev. Arthur w. Bell, the chaplain
OF the Elks lodge, gave the. address.
His thoughts were grouped around
the historical features Of the lodge.
which he said was organized in 1856
by a small party of men in New
York city, the first name being giver
to the organization as THAT OF Jolly
Corks, which was later changed to
that of Elks and its aims enlarge
to something of the present principles
of the order, which Ire protection
and charity. the latter Of which Is
carried on in an transformations man
ner. He gave some incidenst OF this
feature which have come under his
personal knowledge during the ter
year that he has belonged to the
order. While the Elks have a socia
side to the order, which is mos
GENERALLY seer by the public, yet the
other characteristics stand out ir
bold relief as a greater benefit tx
mankind. The remarks Of Mr.. Bel
served to place before the people
different idea of the principles Of th'
Elks and gave them a better con
ception Of what was being accom-
plished.
The address of Hon. 81. G. Presto.
was a eulopy OF the deceased members
'Iof the order. The members Of thi
lodge, lie said, had not been callet
upon to mourn over the death Of an.
brother since the organization Of th'
Elks ast....February. The principle
Of the order embraced protection ant
charity and the universal brother
hood of man is found in its member
ship which is taken from every wall
in life. There is no creed or sec
/, found within its walls. The speake
touched with interest upon til
phases OF the order and presented it
features Ia a g favorable light.
WITH the audience joining in th
doxology, and the bene1 iction pro
nounced by the chaplain, the frs
memorial services were brought to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
a MEASURE OF MERIT
Mitchell Citizens Should Weigh Well
This Evidence.

Proof of merit lies in the evidence.
Convincing evidence in Mitchell.
Is not the testimony of strangers,
But the endorsement of Mitchell
people.
That's the kind of proof given
here
The statement of a Mitchell citizen.
Clausen w. Downey, living at 204
e. Fifth Ave., Mitchell. S. D., says:
For q number of years / had been
bothered with kidney complaint and
have used a great many remedies
supposed to cure such complaints.
but never got the desired relief until
Doan's Kidney Pills were brought to
my attention. procuring q box i'm
mediately at Diehl Browns Drug
Store. They were highly recommend
ed to me by q friend who said they
Having tried q great many remedies
without any relief, l did not have
much faith in them. They gave me
a great deal of benefit, however. and
II was much surprised at the change
in my condition after using them but
a short time. Previous to taking
them I was seldom free from a lame
back, but since having Doan's Kid
ney Pills in the house, I have not
been troubled with any pains or
aches and it is a pleasure to praise
a remedy that does Just what is
claimed for 1t. l am confident that
lDoan's Kidney Pills will do this
ievery time. and have recommended
them to many friends who received
just as satisfactory results as in my
own case"
For sale by all Dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's+
and take no other.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
REACHED ITS MAJORITY
Building and Loan Association Ha.
About Attained It's Majority
In Years Of Business.

Monday evening the Mitchell
Building..and Loan Association held
its annual meeting, and at this
time the association has practically
reached the age Of twenty-one years
since 1t commenced to do business In
the city. The association has .
splendid record behind It IN the Wy
IL has contributed to the erection Of
houses 10 Mitshsll and the aoistsnee
10 Aas given yssas no who ssssp,ed
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
Too Pain.

Too Pain.
You sce." he explained apo4oe>t.s
ally. Il dida't know Just what % De-
nut pss1nsted his evteod s>cusi>r
Y. surely y0 aw yosr plaza duty b
- mattsRs
no dssbt I djd - Y. asl suss,
esc1sss It vss % VIZ psstn 4 lals-
ooeo1 nAs-0s~ Tea MAJ.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
NAsM h~uMk

YAo4v MO11so1
Whist q hsop d,aposttsoo y -
Sand sssas u Aev~,.
Tee. I always nsaps ktm bsnsvs
wouldn't havs the EhnN wao<. sid
whsn b insists on getting them I pro
1ond % II him havs hie oWn ~1.s-
Ohica0 0seeseHsaA.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
N covrsoeovs 1aoker.

III CoVeo0OoVO 80otp0e.
WHO plays tie part e ths shsso h
your new dEamaY'
And - autseg. v1so MID ~
sbswA0A QttA:
- - ~ = WaAs . -
-.-WA~~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Smaaruif.

Get fdISer mig nItio itatitrItst at
ipmpatiiere meo 6oIf, iom fortruet
mta ON iin RsS; men naar Oct
ihtnSum bGn6te, ar Solf bespnSte al
fortGne mig ON fine mango falife
Genner % Tette Noboer, fitnoe leg
life bore mig for at trrtfe, at fanife
oen Tettrite Reripu I belle RaboIaset
iaS Iniigt til 9luIigt meS mig. gub.
M bar aIbrig Ell Ben, ieB bapse I'LL
It's til, Ipeget mig, % ffisnt iea bar
Hptiet ofte | nit 9tp, bar iep life
til Cato .bnpt en- Rabo, leg meo COB
@runS funoe floee ouer. Gerimoo
bar ies opermaaSe meset at taffe CODE
genner % sooe Rnboer for. %
mon set life | gtrfeIiebeSen er iao
nreS nosen bper al os2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Edison is fond of smoking, but he
becomes so absorbed in work that he
even forgets that he has a cigar in
his mouth. When he had an Office ir
Fifth Avenue, New York, the desk ir
which he kept a box of cigars was
always open, and as the boys came
and went at all hours his cigars dis
appeared with mysterious rapidity,
Finally he asked a friend who was ii
the tobacco business il he could not
do something 10 discourage this dis.
appearance. why, yes" said the
friend, "IIl make up some cigars for
you. I'll put Hoffman House labels
n the outside and fill them with
horsehair and hard rubber" Well
said Mr.. Edison in relating the story.
that fellow went TO California and
didn' return for three months. | for
got about him in the meantime, but
when he got back l said to him, Look
here, l thought you were going to
fix me up some cigarsF Why,
did he said in surprise. You did:
When?' why, don't you remember
fiat box with a green label; the
cigars in bundle form, tied with yell
low ribbon? Do you know" said
Edison, ~innocently, Il smoked them
all myself"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Ger ile til 2efepre meo en- S~pforSrtrg
til "Sertiigen al Dansig" ONT at fpiie
Srcfoft peb asiierertS 8orS.
2efepre faa fo%rrurorct cp, % ban
9srte Senre SiteI, rrtett f,tGste ilhe,
at iiae ct Sro meo inb til aeiieren,
irm aIlerebe Bapoe iat fig ttlborSs
ianrnelt nleo gertbier % irlrttert
raobte til Sen inbtreSenOe:
"@qriaagcS, Sr. Sertits, tag
8laSs fer peb Stben al mig"
S~arttaIen GIT III mitrtert, alt fctt
MaoItibet ifreo frem; tnert aetiere,
ttt1tlereoe itabig 2efeOre iom Sertlrg,
% oenre bar ntsset forIe9en urer
eenne pI,tSielise Sert1igtitel.
StIiiSit Ipitrgte &eiieren:
"Sploer De at gbotolooe, Sr.
Srrtug?"
"SsSa, Gre"
"Wtaa ieg faa life beSe Serhtger
al Dansis mpStose bernie lille sefe
G6ofolaSel Srpaa @aper itprfer Ben
ifob," fasSe aeiieren iaa, iSet ban
rafte 2eiepre en- Itoen seffe.
MorifuIlett taffeoe pg ituf seifen
til fig; nte1t ba ban ierere anbneos
Sen, tnSeboIbt bcn til bars Suerra'
TfeIie 100000 Srancs t 8anfnuter.
Ren fra ben er oct, at 5plbaterte
/ TupoIep1rs Sgre, naar De piloe
lame &enge df binan5en, altto
fpttrgte:
"ga, fitISe bel life bane rrpgei
Sasigcr GhcfolaSe hos Sig?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

8et er iagt Of WaGnb, iom bltrbe
bi6e Oct, at be intoa "SSSops" bar et
forbcIbsbis ftsrre Sierre emo ei; men
leg CT bdnse for, at be eftcr Srisen
meS RltsIan6 bar fat for meget
ginb / fine itore $ierner. "3en guile
Gare" er MT life leneer bare en-
Orsm; ben en- oirfeIig.
Spife ESTABLISHMENT, iom er
iitanb til at ipefuIere paa Sc m9rfe-
ligite Ting os aisre De forlntberliefte
nbreonineer, tRnfes fnn, bar funbet
no, OF ct norrndIt MennefeIegeme
inbebplber Scrn NOT til ipo itore Spi.
ger, SeSt NOT til fiortrn aIminopIig
itere 2ps, &liIitof til go Iros gTpdn-
ter os 5osfar til $4,000 SprItiffer,
ianrt oibere % Ebeifeer Suit, 80
Slfferbiter og AZ Otter gano. 50.
GLEN MI life bette, preoe 2gier!
Bismoref bar en- flor Stotsman6
os Diplomat og er, ofte pberIig benz
ipnsIss GoIitifer; men ! fin Soul
tiirfamp" Iaa ban TIMBER for Buoe.
masten % Sc ca. 20 Wtintoner tpffe
autoIifer. aon ben frantic 8esie.
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VERY FRANK.

While riding in the Subway, a lady,
who, judging from her appearance,
was a member of the "Woman's
Rights" clan, was very much annoyed
by the actions and language of a la
borer who sat next to her, and who
had apparently been hitting it up
to some extent. At last, unable to
control herself any longer, she hailed
the patient guard with, Ell say,
young man., do you allow intoxicated
people on this carr" Imagine the
iady's discomfort when he said:
Nom, but keep your seat and no one
II notice your
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
en- Speeelicshiitorie

s "SuSnoSren" fortGllcr %. on
ct 8eieg, ION bum % to andre 0orner
un6er Granddaughter ifior aiIogoe
puu 9ter 8uurb, bOor ct &onpallt al
Srgertorpiet bar tuo&ortcret. Sol.
Nuterne bao0e nnret aoifiuig ltNiat
for ben eolnIe @uarO8 foitc Spe.
netie. Gt "buiS Game, iOm hnooe
rlr'fet en- llrSeroitcer op al Sgbncn
CO G, Rat nrItcn ifrGut 2tOet al en-
GntIiit. u. fortGllcr ON lit perior.
lige "Somreuipo~ meo SpegcIict:
Otter ct megct beItoct Waolttb,
hpor ri iunG 6p6reIan0&ion9e og
bcI6t Sner | lange 8aner. ioreIIoa
enScIig Raptetn e., en- rt8ttg ioptaI
% fi0f Rriger, at oi IflrISe qoa op
pau bans 0Grclie / 2bcn gtoge %
image pdn uogIe Ipfre 4Grer, iont
ban booSe fact ira ariitiouin. @teo
inflammation bIeo hans 6orilug Der.
tuget, OF Nrm | arm begop Vi o& rp
as BEN msrfe Srnppe. 6srit Der er.
inoreSe jeg ben bpi0e Same. oa
ret rar life irit for, ies bIco fGleH
% beIit uilSe pigget neO iGien, nleI,
itanReoe mig o. SiIteSe me6.
gGreliet bar cgiaa MORT, % oa
n oor tcmanct bel mSenior Ssren.
lab aaptetnen os pertic Itot, irStiI
ban fit trnSt 2anper, Tom ito6 pno
Sfrpeboroet. @i itcS ole ursrIiee.
On Stride Of Maaneu fuISt mo giet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
FEARFUL MILK.

A lady was complaing to her dairy
man some time ago about the quality
of his milk. "Short o. grass feed,
mum-short o grass feed" said the
jocular milkman.
Bless you, them cows o. mine are
just as sorry about it as | am. |
often stand and watches 'ein cryin-
regular cryin', mum-because they
feel as how their milk don't do 'em
credit. You don't believe III"
"Oh, yes, | believe it," said the lady;
but | wish in future you'd see that
they don't drop their tears into our
can"
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On Uopoleon.a nefoote,


s Se Tentoirer, fon 8eiier Rapo-
leon Den 1ites aammertietter Con.
itdnt bar ,tSgipct, fortnlles Der. Of
Seiieren fort eiter Sun5igs SnSto.
qeIie ben 24Se Nui 1907 en- Wfor'
Gen tioIis Loo YsarifaI Sefepre, Der
bapoe romerfet iie iarIist, fable til
iig, foroi ban snIfeSe at belsnne ban
for bans Sapperbeo.
2efepre inSfanSt ito itrar. % lie.
neren meISte BAN Dos aeiieren.
"~9I1ereSe," raabte Seune, "naa,
'Sertleen al 1an3ia' InSer anSeIiG
fife penie paa iis."
RapoIeon icnSte oerefter en- Sff'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Der fan aigre os beficnot. gi iaeer
efter Sirotrpf o. "SpIeoelier" uoe
9erbet, men miber dit Sette sIern.
me hi, at bet netop CT / Siemnets
Berocl, Vi fam foa De bcoite al ollie
Suotrpf % Grinoringcr, De fiarlige
Sanfer, Den IuffeIiee 5oritaacIie =
arnfter til Of Ieoe 9ipet uSen a.
batffe utSer for bets gproer.
SrnS nicr Oct, ON 9sren til Bit
l&iem er Iao, ON WcbIerne berinoe
CT toroeltge, cgn SlulsartifIer er
lfno9 let er bog Der Su bar bin Eel
Idi 8eroen, Din egen arne - prr Ipf.
fcIig oper, OF 6u eier ben, beifgt Den
imn ct foiteliat aIeucbie!
Men S, iom aIoris bar fslt Spf.
FEN pe6 at eie ct Iligt Siem, boor
aiGrlig5ebeu bur msot Ger, % boor
S bar filraet poe al ben &i~prligbeS,
IS bar pGret itunb til at giue -
gOer befla8er ieg opbt. S peS life,
bouo 3 aaar tabt al, 5 oe6 life, boor.
IeSes W~tinSerne ON parrlte, lpie 81.
mer | Sierrnets @eroen fan ~itraale
FOR en-. osioa Ipnge efterat SpIet Der.
irSc er Titffet, OF Ssren er Iirffet, %
Msrfet breSer fig pmfring Ser Der
.uSc / gerben!
Sq enonu mere befIager leg ben,
iom bar etet en- Siemmets 8eroen,
men trnife friuiaig bar iorLaSt Serl,
ieIo bar foritprret SrcSen bertnoe,
ieIo er gnaet berfra 90 ilaaet 0eren
iIuas efter fig for life mere al penoe
tiIboge, tbt Der finoes life timgerc
RirSer at bare pna erS WiltOet orrL
bpoo iee ieIp bar tiItntet8iort, %
raar oct ba msrfner omfring Ell, oa
5Iir oct nof Scat for alpor.
2ipets 8aabe fan iireeit IsIe, Si'
tets gproe fan iugeu utogoo at msoe
taa fin 8anortng e~iennen SerSen;
met / Sit Silent fan OF ifabe en Ter'
Sen, boor BEN, iom bar grlbIet iia
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