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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-14

a moment he said grimly:
You whenever you get tired staying You got
tired awful quick, for all the bluff you made You
don't get the kid, guess; I'm the father"
You got another guess comm. Looks like I got
to be mother an father both" Nora's voice was
scornful
Tim all a-tremble from late dissipatons TITS
easy enough for you say give It up Just you try
it." he flung savagely. sinking into chair and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-14

Observation-Disclosures who came and went max
ing engagements and arrangements for the rooms and
halls Of the great building. Tim found hself court
ing her all over again.
The change in Tim was SO great that Nora was not
greatly surprised when he told her he was up FOR
alderman OF the Twelfth Ward"
Now Heaven aeip you, Tim, in the campaign" she
said, with double meaning.
The Lord helps them that helps thenselves
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-14
Copyright, 1908, by Thomas Fl. Mckee.

Copyri0ht, 1908, by Thomas II. Mckee.
z = ORA COUGHLIN and Tim Monahan led the
nj grand march Nora pink and spicy as
d a carnation in her smart silkaline dress
which stood out in stiff ruttes above the
slim ankles and feet. Her hair, topped by its
Agrette Of feathers was a marvel Of sunny pompa-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-14

known plate hustlers." being mattresses by
trade.
But under the spell aof Miiligan's Band Nora
Coughln had left the everyday world. AS
the watzos glided the two-steps she moved in
a dream. Tim swept her with him across the slip
perry hall when he went for refreshments, and she
forgot John though he conspicuously Haunted Lucy
Seaman in the range of her vision Nora was easily
the Belle of the Ball, but she forgot this su-
preme glory when Tim her out among the lutter-
ing shadows of the Casino garden and whispered;
'The next ball will be weddin'-eh?"
After the next ball. which a wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Monahan began light housekeeping in
two neat furnished rooms. Sometimes the house
keeping very light for barenders paydays often
erd in festivities which make nroads into weekly
incomes. While Nora could take substitute lunch
shift jobs the Monahans able to manage
but when she devote herself baby clothes,
it took nothing short genius keep the paid
oil in the kerosene stove. and provisions in the
pantry.
The young wife would not nag. She nursed Tins
headaches and kept her heartaches to herself.
One frosty payday morning, she turned up her
husbands overcoat collar about his ears she said:
What's the matter with you coming home to-
night havin' a birthday reunion, you and me?'
Tins face showed conflicting emotions.
rs this your birthday Peaches?"
My frst-I don't count anythn' before the we'd
din"
Wkatl bring you?"
yourself
He kissed the red cheeks and the eyelids which
shyly dropped, and his voice choked as he tried
to speak lightly:
That's easy
1t wasn't easy; but Tim lodged the boys that
night and returned to find his wife in her wedding
dress, busting over festive table. She produced
sayory steaming dishes from the kitchen and pantry
corners Of the -dining-room; and he proudly
unw-apped mysterious bundles as the feast pro-
crossed. They lived over old times. laughed at old
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-14

Look you don't get scratched"
Nora felt pang she gazed after the detected
shoulders of her retreating second-best gentleman
friend" and she Planned a canny plot of sitting out
dances with John if Tim stayed too often too hong
with the refreshments.
In everyday life the Shamrock Pleasure Club ladies
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, March 7.-Flouy-Un-
changed and quiet: Minnesota pat
ents 5-25 q SIS. Winter patents 4 so
@5. 90.
Rye Flour--Steady. Fair to good
4.60@4. 80.
Buckwheat Flour-Nominal.
Corn Meai-Steady.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red 1.02s
elevator. Options 13@1s net lower.
May 1 .O5; July 99a.
Corn-Spot steady; No. 2, II eIeva-
tor. net unchanged May 73. July 70z
Oats-Spot slow: mixed 81.
L.ard-Steady; western prime IT'S q
7-S5-
Pork-Steady; family 15.OO@16.00
Rice-Quet; domestic fair to ex-
ira 81 Q63; Japan nominal.
Molasses-Quiet
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining
3.39 q 3.48. Confectioners A 4sO:
mould a 5.35; cut loaf 5 so; crushed
s 10; powdered 5. 10; granulated 5. 90
cubes 5.25
Coffee-spot quiet; Rio No. 2. G.
3-16; Santos No. 4, SO; mild coffee,
dull; Cordova 1O4@134. Futures un-
changed to points higher.
Butter-Weak; c1Iamery specials
20; extras 2S; third to first 24@27a
held; third to specials 23@2S; state
dairy common to fair 20@24; pro-
cess, second to special 21@25.
Cheese-Firn unchanged; nearby
selected white e: good to cfoice 24@
IS; brown and mixed extra 23t
first 2l3 @2Z; western and southern
first 21a; seconds 20s@21.
Peanuts-Unchanged
Potatoes state Pennsyivanfa
and western in bulk per 18O pounds
2.37@25O.
ages-Steady, unchanged
Cotton Seed Oil-,!uiet with prices
easier, under freer offerings of crude.
Prime crude ESQ 28a; prime summer
yellow 36a: off summer yellow 3e4@s
good off summer yellow $500 36a:
prime white $40 $50; prime winter
yellow 394@39a.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

New York, March THE stock
market broke into animation today
with comprehensive uplift of prices.
There vas a disposition to attribute
the demand still TO professional
cources for the most part, the short
interest having become increasingly
uneasy with the power Of resistance
shown by the market through the
week. News of conditions in business
and industry did not indicate any
marked change from the recent mix
ed results, but the action OF the
market either gave rise or piauslolilty
to some reports that were current OF
measures In contemplation by con-
cert amongst powerful influences TO
work a betterment in conditions. The
coincidence Of the presence in the city
OF several presidents OF large rail-
read systems of the country was re-
PORTED for the credence given to one
cf these reports. Tbs las TO the ef-
feet that a proposition was to be
II gde to the national authorities on
tie part Of the principal railroad
companies in concert for an agree
r'ent on their pat to maintain wages
cf labor on their systems II they shall
Re allowed by the Interstate commerce
e 'nnlission to axe an increase in
fixed ratio IN the rate of freight
charges. The market closed very
strong at the top level of prices.
Ponds were steadv. Total sales, par
value, S1,S7S,0O0. United States Is
registered have declined 3-4 and the
% coupon and s. ! = pe- cent. on call
during the week
Total sales t~dav 451 soc shares.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, March Spot cotton.
moderate business done; prices 4
points lower. American middling fair
62; good niddling 626; ordinary
472
The sales of the day were $4,000
bales, of which 500 were for snecula-
tion and export and included 1900
American. Receipts &c. 900 bales. in
Is. 500 American.
Futures opened easier and closed
barely steady. American middling G.
Q. c: March S .5S; March and April
5.5S; April and May 5.60a: May ana
June 5.62: June and July 5.6oA; July
and August 5 57a; August and Sep
semoer 5.4S; September and October
.. AZ; October and November 8 SIS:
and December s .32s. De-
cember and JanJary 5.32.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York. March 7.-Recelpls OF
cotton today 29,sO1 bales against 49,
TAT last week and s8,901 last year.
For the week 100000 bales against
105,5o3 last week and 1S7,O95 last
year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans q
338 bales, against 5,S3S last year, and
at Houston 3,135 bales against 1854
last year.
Total today at all ports-Net re-
ceipts 29s01; Great Britain 10.472;
Trance 2S,639: Continent 1850.
Consolidated, at all ports-Net re-
ceipts 29.601; Great Britain 10, 472;
France 28,639: Continent 1850.
Total since September J., at all ports
Met receipts 7,067,0S4; Great Brit
ain 2,515,447; France 713.006; Conti-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
poRT MOVEMENT OF COTTON

Galveston, steady; lis; net recelp'S
6,S32 bales "a. net re-
ceipts 2,23S bales. ooofn+s 400
Mobile, quiet; 113 net recelp's '--
bales. 49,, ,a+ receipts
savannah, quiet; lie; ne' reoeip|'
ChorIes.on, quiet; lie; net recelpts
151 bales. 80, o+ 70
Norfolk, steady; 114; net receipts
738 bales
RaItimore nominal; 11.4k
New York, quiet; 11.4e
PoSton oniet; 11.45; net receipts
9S bales
Philadelphia, quiet: 11.7o. ,,u
pensacola. net receipts 1O,604 paies.
port Arthur and Sabine Pass; neu
receipts 6,455 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
COTTON FUTURES.

New York. March 7.-Ifle cotton
market opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of paints in re-
sponse to lower cables, but soon
firmed Up on Wall sctreet buying,
covering Ut shorts, better trade re-
ports. firmer stock market end bull
support Trading was fairly active for
n Saturday and prices ,dEring the mid
fle OF the morning were about to
3 points net higher. The market
closed steady with prices unchanged
ID POINTS lower.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
NAVAL STORES MARKET

New York, March 7-Turpentine
quiet at 513c. Rosin quiet
Charleston, March 7.-Turpentine
and rosiu. nothing doing.
Savannah, March 7.-Turpentine
firm 4S@4S3; sales rs; receipts 113;
shipments 81.
Rosin firm; sales 497; sales 497; re-
ceipts 629; shipments 511; stock g.
4S0. Quote A B c 3.35; D 3.37A; Il
g.. 40; S. 40a3. .42A; G 345; II 8. so;
3.65; K 4.95; M $40; N 5.65; w
G. s. 30; Wv 610
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

Cash quotations we're as 1oIIows:
Flour steady; No 3 spring wheat 110
@112; No. 3, 1OO@112: No. red 95g
@9S3; No corn 60@S1; No. 2 yell
low 623@633; No. 2 oats 52s a 524;
No. white $50: No. 8 white 81 a 522;
No. 2 rye 81: fair to choice maltins'
5000; No 1 northwestern flax seed
us; prime timothy seed ATS; clover
contract grades 1000: short ribs, sides
Ooose) 6OO@650: mess pork per bbl.
ITS q 11S7l; lard per 100 lbs 1855;
short clear sides Cbexed) 650@675;
Whiskey basis of high wines 1876.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
FINANCIAL MARKET.

New York, March Money on call
nominal; loans easy; sixty days 81;
ninety days 81 a. per cent. six months
4@4a per cent
Prime mercantile paper Es @6; ster-
ling exchange steady with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 4S63O64.-
S640 for demand and at 4.S340@4.8350
for sixty day bills. Commercial bills
.83s @4.S3A; bar silver 55s: Mexican
dollars 47c.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, March THE wheat mar
kket broke heavily today because of
fle crop prospects in this country
and bearish news from abroad. At
the close May wheat was off IA to
3-8. Corn was as to 1-2c. lower.
Oets We're off lac. Provisions were
to 25c. lower
The leading futures ranged as fol-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
INTERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston, quiet; 11a: net reielpps
3.135 bales.
Augusta. quiet anc steaoy' LIB hoI
receipts 1e3 bales.
ST. Louis, quiet; 11s.
Cincinnai, net receipts 1864 bales.
Louisville, firm; If; net recelpts
not given.
Little Rock, quiet: 10 1916: net
receiuts 311 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
c>KoLlNA PLACE. sCaEDpI.ss

DAILY Except Sundny.l
Cars will he operated betv-soH fN onaa
e, nd P:Incess streets and Sevent~snkA
md Market every 20 minutes. Do -mg
Front and Princess from $50 - ~.
until sSe .. IN.
Leaving Seventeenth and n rks9
% ON zee II n. until 1000 j.. n -
suburban Cais will make regular '-;oDD'
- Delgado.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New Ycr!.. March 1.-THE dry goods
was quiet for the day. New prices
are to be made next week on print
ed fiannellettes and spring snirtings.
Linens are moving a little better.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON As
FOLLOWS:

No IS connects at Hamlet with NO.
&c FOR Raleigh and Richmond and
points north. At Monroe with No. So
for Atlanta.
No. 80 connects at Hamlet with No.
Al for Atlanta, Birmingham and
Charlotte, with No "a for Washing
ton and New York, No. 80 for Ports
mouth and Norfolk, and No. AZ for
Columbia, Savannah and Jackson
Vile.
For time tables and any informa-
ton apply to your nearest Ticket
Agent, or call Phone No. 1924.
j. ID. EDWARDS,
Union Ticket Agent.
#. A. FETTER, Agent.
Phone SO, Wilmington, n. C.
C.. H. GATTIS,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
RALEIGH, N. G..
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
Clyde Steamship Conpans
NEW YORK
WILMINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN LIME

From New York
s. S. Eavahoe Friday, Feb. zsth, ,iSoo
s. 3. Cahib, Friday. March otky 1eoo
To New York
s. S. Carib, Saturday, Feb. 29th, 1eoo,
s. 8. Navahoe, Saturday, March 1oe0
For Georgecown
= 8. Carfb, Monday, Feb. 24uh. fDoe
s. 8. Navniioc Monday, March =. 1eo0
Through bills of iadlns am Iows1
through rates guaranteed te and fro8
eoints In North aid South CareltnM
If. III. RAYMOND.
Vice Pres. and Gen. MaBa<rg--
General Offces-Pier 36 ~. 81.
Branch-2s0 Broas1way. Ner- ..n
For freight and passage ap,
II q. SMALLBONEs. s- a
Wilmington D.. q
II. + MAYNARD
Freight Traffic MannE9t
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
AS FOLLOWS:

No. A at 1885 a. N. from Char
lotte, Hamlet and local stations.
No. 40 arrives 1870 p. m. from
Charlotte, connecting at Hamlet with
No. 38 from Birmingham and Atlanta
No. 33 from Norfolk and Raleigh.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
CLOSING PRICES

New York March Spot cotton
closed quiet; nriddhng uplands 11.45;
niddling gulf lilo; no sales.
Futures opened and closed steady.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
CouvrON AND NAVAL STORIES
A. .h. Port of Wilmington Yesterday
by River and Rail.

c. Go bales cotton, ao.+or
W. & W.-149 bales cot'on, ++on. Z
w c. & A.-693 bales cot1on'
rosin. 2 barrels tar.
g. y.-15 barrels tar
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
rARoliNA PLACE sCHEDUlE

LeaS& Front and Princes sreS8
every 20 minutes frsm 8. 80 a @a
unt.l $50 D. m.
Leave Seventeenth and nSrkA
Streets every 90 minutes from $40 -
IN. until 1000 y. IN.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
LOCAL COTTON MARI .Er.

SATURDAY., March 3.
Cotios-Quiet, 113c.
Rece, pts of cotton to fay-Ss1 bales
Receipts same day fast year-552
bales.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

rrr;GHT SCHEDULE

Ieav, Wilmington 400 p. m 9daflH
except Sunday
Freight received at Ninth ksn1
Orange streets from 3 S.ov t. soc -
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
SaV A Gtorss

Nav: Al Stores.
SPlETTS C.E TURPENTINE -
steady---47c.
ROSIN--- Steady, 1916.
TAR firm S1.3O.
Cru De TTRPENTINE-Har
S2.25x dip 1925; virgin 450.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
pEIGADo AND THE GoLF INKx

On the trips leaVlng corner O
ard Princess s,Tscts aS go. ~. s.Is
and 7.10 p m daily except sun -
the Carolina Place car viii be r''n -
;he Golf Links. Sundays $50 n pr-.
Leave Golf Links daily exeeSt ~
day at 2tS. 3.4e. $40 and I.1n . -
Sunday at so. n IN.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
ATLANTIC C0kT Ws

NOTICE.
rhepe arrivals and departures are uaE.ennn
tnf1unatiop. geIl connections win .o<1s,w
r-0msa nies: but arrivals- and connocth@m ara
guaranteed
Schedule IN Eject January Q. 1xaA
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

Pearuts-North Carolina prime
95c: extra prime. $1.ee; fancy, 81 w.
Virginia, PRIME soc: fancy 6ac; Span
ish. 90c.
BfGE;SWAX--27c.
EGGS-1S al zoe.
CHICK KENS~-Hens, 4ee: sprih''S'
25 to soc.
PORk--@G1oc
RETT-- on foot 2T33I.
SWEET 3OTATOFS--Sl;oo 90:
yAC,ON-Han,s, (old) 77c.
sbor,,ders. 12n13c: sides 12@ 1sc:
S"sIi "ssHfNGLEs-Per 1000; .-'ncn a ;mds sans
sans 50. 90: 6-inoh hearts - ~
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

Rctyipts Today.
- casks spirits turpentine.
3 barrels rOSin.
IL barrels tar.
- barrels crude turpentine.
3 casks spirits turpentine.
223 barrels rosin.
179 barrels tar.
IS barrels crude turpentine.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

nent 2,541,334: Jaran 1ss,ss4; Nexi-
co 1929.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
PRODUCE MARKET

Corrected hv
" Il. Cooper, Wholesale Grocer.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10
SAbQARD ALI Idt RAILWAY

Schedule Effective January 9Th 1928
Subject to change without notice
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

Trains Ma. a. and 81 carry Ysilnsn ms~D
Ing Cars between wIlmington ana waahiag1sA
connecting with Pennsylvania n. r. few -
points east
Trains Nos. &c and 90 carry PsIiDan 0D
Ing Cars betweez wilmington and Co1uDhkA.
T.. G. wHiTH
General Psssengg AgsnaS
W. J. CRAIG,
Passenger Trafne Manager.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

Stop That Cold

TO che~k earsy Colds or Grirrs with s'Prsventicg'
nssAns sure defeat for Pneumonia 10 stop cold
rith Preveuttc< II safer thsn 90 - u run and b
obliged % cure it afterwards. To be sure. Pre-
ventfcx win cure even . 6eepty seated cold, hrt
taken earfy-at the E1ee<e st8re-fhey break. or
head OF these early colds. That's surely better.
Prevenfics are littie Candy Cold Currs- No Qufn-
Inc. no phySa nofhing sckenlng- Nice for the
ehildren-and thocouxhly safe too IL you feel
chilly. III you sneeze. II you ache oil over think %
PTevenfScsA PrUmptDess may also save half yocr
usual sickness. And don't forxcs .our child. IL
there iS feyertshness. nixhfor day. Herein prob
~biy lies P~cventics greatest efficiency. Sold In
-. boxe> III the pocket also In sc boxes Of <s
Preveutic>, Insist On yCux druGEists giving you
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

Secretary Taft is President Roose-
Velt's candidate for the president, yet
If Secretary Taft is elected he viii be
the last man to initiate the highly
dramatic role OF his predecessor
Dallas News.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-10

Visit the Bijou today-New pictures
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nicer Der Saboro %Gercinigteu quit
bon Huror ODER NBnon Qciltn0en lucrs
Den, oils III Dem mlbeitGnoigcn @etter
Don Wcntone u0er San Hemo, Die
egpptilhen @interfllrorte limo audi
mebr un0 meDr 0lS Centrum Ser clc.
galltel illternutionalen SpuriItct.8es
leilidait gcluorOcL sic iih iriiber ali
luinterltb in Otonte Carlo ODER Ni55n
ctn Stelotdein 81 gcben pilcgte.
Sn eitem Der groben NotelS an
Scr G5lofieb in Gairo lit Small
Onncc." @cihe, lodenoe Mal5ers
flGngc ourd)fIlltbcn sen muuriihcn
Suol. @roBc, icltiam %0eiornltc Mo.
'heeIampcn gieBen Elm magiid) &c
bGnpiteS 2ift iiber iit miegcnoe,
idinmcrnOe 6ronenihuItern uno
ouitige Mogen BON SpiBcn mo Gel
De, iiber butte llniiormen II. ld)por3c
Srad9. Sn Der Weiie oller McIt-
tbcile miro bier gelnd)t mo gcilirtet.
Sine Sdaar bod)gepa6icncr engIi.
'dcr Sfii5ierc in f%lei0iumem ,Guers
ing GreB" u%mIifm1rmt cine umcrifo.
niIdIe 0ollor-Gr!n5ellin. ocrcn Mcrr
Fopa chen, Die nclleiten &llrir ser
Neip.Dorfer 9Grie crmG1eno, Der Nat
5ultrebt. Sn elmer lnllhigen, Don
Falmen Dcr0edten Gde bculiibt iidl
cine Barrier Sdonbeit dltercn ,Sobr.
gangeS rn0 5neiielbnitcr Nlltclcoen.
tten, cinen rllliiihen Nobob nit Scios
lied mo rotbem Sanlpcnlid)t llbcr
lbre ld)minOen0en Beige binueg 81,
tdilid)en. Gaiyo'er golimmol Spe.
tlllanten nit Nicrigen lnl0 iflcttcn
Wdnlerel, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oQ}u
ilppige Sepantlncrlnltcn, 0cutld)c Noe
ligc, Witglie0cr 0cs oiplomotiiHcu
Corps, e1pptiide Erin5en nit Dem
tlaiiid)en G|mbonpoint uro rotbcm
6c5 - cine @eicQihaft, mie man lie
bluuter ulo internationoler nli Der
gor5en @elt nidJt UieOer iihOet.
0rapBen in Dem 9roben, iiiolim
iippigcn @nrtcn oc9 SoteIs, inter
Folmen unO Spfomoren, 100 leiie i'm
Wonolid)t Die ipringenoen Drummer
platld)ern uno bic @riQet 5irpclL or.
geben iif idp0rrncnoe Yoarc uno
trGumen bon ser idonen SuItons.
tod)ter ulo Dem bleiden Sflapen unO
ser tootenoen Niroliebe. @cniger
poctiidc Naturen er8oben iid) iu5pi-
iden bel @biSfep mo Sooa ouf ser
breiten SotelterraIic mo geiieBen
els paiiipc 3uidaler oas Goiro'cr
Nohtlebcn. oas oui ser G5lntieb.
StraBe an ibncn porilbertreibt. Sul-
tanstofter iud)t man ireilid bort Der.
Gc6enS, ulO OaB Elm giienoi Dor
2ie6e 81 ser boloen @eibliffeit &C.
itorbeu lpdre. ole oieie Strobe beu5l.
fern, bat man aud bislang nod, ME
pernommen. IS lit mebr Die fonli.
id)e, ais Die trngiide Seitc oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-18

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u. tiinItIerifb beiorirt, nit ieoer ocnfbaren Be
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uno S6fe mo non biele droere s~or5iige. bereH
lun9sbeoineunaen. Often fit geit1tiaune tag
LID uno Sunniags.
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