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Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26
Obituary.

Mrs. Mamie (Pool) Wood.
died May Sth. at 4 o'clock, just
at the dawn of day, at an houl
when everything is quiet and
beautiful. She had been a great
sufferer for about six weeks. Shs
was born in Monroe county, No.
Sept. oath. 1S4S. She leaves a
husband, three daughters. Mrs.
Cal Barnes. and Mrs. Arleigh
WHITEWATER and Miss Ruth, two
sons. Russell and Ray at home. The
funeral services were conducted
by Rev. II. f. Truck of Mexico
She was a member of the Mt.
Zion Baptist church and she was
ever faithful and ready to do her
part. She will be greatly missed
in her church. in her home and
in the neighbOrhOOd. but she was
willing and ready to go. The day
before she died she called her
children to her and babe them
good by and talked to each one.
and then she sang a part of the
hymn, "There Will be no Dark
Valley When Jesus Comes. -
How grand to have such an abid-
ing faith in a Savior. Certainly
sister Woods is at rest in Heaven.
The remains were laid to rest in
ElmwoOd cemetery. The Willing
Workers of Sun Rise. the Mt.
Zion Aid Society, the Larkin
Club and Mrs. Theodore Barnes
each furnished a beautiful
wreath for the casket. The pail
bearers were: Henry Dudley,
Lon Heller, VIM. Duncan. Thos.
Stuart, DR.. J. F. Flynt, Claude
Bybee.
4 Friend
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26
SOME CASH: SOME NEWS.

DR.. J. w. Settle, out Molino
way, renews for the Message
Geroge Campbell and a. NJ.
Young are new Message sub
scribers.
T. T. Basnett pushes his sub
scription date up for another year
on the Message.
w. II. Norris, who is at An
derson, Mo-, temporarily, renews
for the Message.
r. A. Hanger, Santa Fe's hust-
ling liveryman, moves his SUB.
scription date up one year.
L. w. Mccoy, the poultryman
Of Laddonia, is ahead for the
Message to away late in 1911.
Charles C. Perry, southeast Of
Rush Hill, was in to see the Mes.
sage Monday, renewing for tht
paper.
Charlie Hamilton, out Worces-
ter way, a boyhood friend of the
Message editor, gets on our sub
scriptiOn list this week.
j. w. Young returned last
week from a visit to relatives at
Hannibal. He is ahead for year s
subscription on the Message, too.
The following in the past few
days are among those VINO have
renewed for the Message: J. w
Hanger, George Doeblin, H. C.
Black and T. n. Berrey.
A. Zimmerman of Rush Hall
sends us a dollar and writes:
"This is to pay for your valuable
paper another year" Compl-
ments like that we always highly
appreciate.
Elmer Hamilton. formerly of
the Lick Creek country of this
county, whom the Message editor
knew years ago, is now located at
Royal. Iowa. He has been visiting
relatives here lately and Subscrib-
eS for the Message.
II. ID. Risk renews for the Mes
sage. By the way. Mr.. Risk is
a candidate for Judge of the
eastern district. We had quite a
talk with him a few days ago
and find him to be a genial
gentleman. He is a man of bust
ness experience and we believe
he would make an able and care
full official.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26
HIGH HILL DISTRICT,

Plenty of rain. The farmers
are getting fdgety. They are late
getting their corn crop in. Those
that planted early have to plant
again.
w. D. Pulls and family VISITED
at B. F. Pulls from Saturday I'M
til Monday.
Rev. Presser filed his regular
appointment at New Hope church
Saturday and Sunday. Saturday
meeting changed from II a. m. to
2:3O p. m.
Mr.. J. L. Smith is on the sick
list.
Will Roberts sold Z head of
hogs at $500 per hundred.
John Rediger bought 8 pigs
from Jim Miller for $500.
Mrs. C. Z. Sellers has sold $50
worth of eggs since January LIST.
Has 300 young chickens.
Philip Daily has 10 acres of the
best wheat in our neighborhood.
Eliza Pulls made a business trip
to his fathers on Monday, B. f
Pulls.
John Rediger bought six head
of pigs of Elmer Zeerh at $500
per head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Sims made d
flying trip to Columbia Sunday Ii
visit their boy, Emmett, who i,
there in school.
Miss Maggie Atchison of Rush
vile, H., has been here visiting
Mrs. c. E. Sellers and Mrs. Bill
Wilmott. They were schoo
mates.
Elmer Pulls of near Hallsvill,
visited ms father, b. f. Pulls
Monday.
Grandpa Ulrich is building {
new house; has it almost com
plete.
Uncle Joe Reed is very low, :,
not expected to live.
s. A. Pulls family have tbs
mumps. Three of them to hav,
them That makes it hard foi
him to get away from home, but
from what we can learn he will be
our next collector. He is quail,
fed and needs the office.
Mry Alice Dempsey is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. j. L. Smith, this
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26
See x. P. Ball for new and
secondhand furniture and
stoves. He can suityyou. #

Mrs. S. j. Bovine, north Of
Centralia, died last week from the
effects Of paralysis. She, was 81
years of age. The husband anil
four daughters survive her, She
was a member Of the Methodist
church and was a woman Of fine
Christian character.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26
Once a Missourian.

An extended biographical sketch
of Marion Biggs, brother of Ex-
Senator NJ r. X. Biggs of Farber,
this county, was recently publish
ed by the Gridley. California, Her
aid, on the occasion of his 97th
birthday, from which the Farber
Forum takes the following ex-
eerpt:
Marion Biggs began his politi-
cal career when he attended the
national convention that nominal
cd Henry Clay as the Wing candi-
date for President in 1874, as a
delegate from Missouri. Mr..
Biggs was a member. of the com.
mittee which notified Clay of his
nomination. He was elected sher-
iff and tax collector of Monroe
County, Mo-, and served four years
IN that office. He was close
friend of Thomas H. Benton who
served his state in the Senate for
over 80 years.
In 1867 Marion Biggs was
elected a member of the Califor-
MIA legislature from Sacramento
county. and again in 1869 from
Butte county. He was a member
of the constitutional convention
from the state at large in 1878;
was Tilden and Hendricks cleo
tor. He was elected to the fiftieth
congress from the second district
of California, and was reelected
to the tifty-first congress.
"Of late years MIR. Biggs has
not engaged in active business.
living at his home in Gridley with
his son, e. e. Biggs, and his
daughter. Mrs. e. Myers, and pass
ing the sunset of life in study and
devoting a great deal of time tc
his favorite pastime Of fishing, of
which he is a passionate devotee. !"
A Mexico business man hands
us the following-one of his
boquets for Mexico editor:
Mexico cannot fail to progress
when we have such men as Bob
White to help and push, whether
directly interested or not. Thu
other day when he was asked to
take a 800 stock in a certain en-
terprise he tersely said; Il
don't need any stock but here is
5000; use it until you get going
good. That kind Of men viii
make Mexico city,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Mrs. Homer Haggard of Hav-
ana, Cuba, is here on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gass,
west of Mexico. Her husband is
a civil engineer and is assisting
in constructing a sewer system in
Havana. He win also be here for
a visit this summer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Ed. J. d. Greer of this city
preached for the Christian church
Congregation at Palmyra, H., last
Sunday, He is thinking of accept
ing the passionate Of that church
for part Of his time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26
Jefferson City and Return $2.7t

Account Annual Convention
Missouri Christian Missionary
Society. Dates of sale June is,
II, Is, 10, 20 and 81. Return Limit
June "a, via Chicago & Alton R. R.
Take this opportunity to visit the
State Capital. For tickets and full
information call on L. A. Bybee,
Agent c, & r. r., Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Miss Elizabeth Reymer, lately
graduating from the Martinsburg
High school, will teach in the
Hldebrand district, near Benton
City, next fall and winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26
A. B. Smith, Pres,
w. L. Fowles, Sec y


On account Of removal from the
City my modern 8 room residence
on West Monroe street is for sale,
The house is practically new. IN
good condition. Hot and cold
water turnout the building.
Heated by hot water furnace.
Price reasonable terms extra
good
w. NJ. White.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26
Notice Of Election.

Mexico, Mo-, May 10, 1910
An election viii be held on June
9th (the first Monday for the
election of seven directors to serve
the farmers Town Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Mexico,
Mo-, for one year. Held at their
Office, corner of Promenade and
jefferson streets, second floor,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

r. NJ. Hanna of Santa Fe at
tended the funeral of his sister
in Mexico last week, Mrs. Emma
Sproul. Miss Mamie Hanna, a
cousin of deceased, and VIM. Dun
lap, a nephew, both of Santa Fe,
also attended the funeral.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Albert White, of the Mexico
High School, viii spend the sum
mer months with his sister, Mrs.
Thomas Romans, near Martins
burg.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Henry Howell Of this city left
last week for Hardin, Montana.
where he will spend the summer
with his brother, Ethan Howell,
the latter having an important
position in a bank there.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

The late school census Of Mex
leo shows that there are 1876
children of school age in the dis
trict, 1,464 white and 412 colored.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Miss Annie Hopkins has return
ed to her home in this city from
Huntsville where she taught
the past year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

ID. l.. Rogers announces thru
the Message this week as a candi-
date for Presiding Justice of the
County Court, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic voters at
the primary election, August 2,
1910.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

C. c. Woodbridge, formerly o.
this county, has been nominated
by the Republicans for Prose-
cutting Attorney Of Rails county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Marshal At Brown fired" a
drove of Gypsy fortune tellers out
of town last Friday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Mrs. Emmett Cunningham visit
ed friends in Vandalia last week
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

There was a fall of rain in this
locality last Sunday night of
nearly IL inches.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

R. j. Shaner and wife Of
Moberly visited j. w. Hancock
and wife, of near LaddOnia, last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Born, the 22nd ist., to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McCaslin of this city
son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Home-put-up ice for sale any
time you want it. Phone or see
Robert Walter, Rush Hill, Mo. At
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Mrs. Pate Morris Of this City
has been quite il for couple ot
weeks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

There is a new daughter in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Jesse,
born May 18th.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Mrs. w. L. Harper is visiting
in Kansas City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

A Friend.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
&Urtngal.
,Sn grOfen Sdlmieriafciten.
2iiiu6oll, 8. 9foo.

2iiiu6on, 3. 9too.
2ie neue 9iepu6lif &ortuaal i'll
oon elmer NiilitGrrcooIution beorobt.
0aS 2. mo 5. 3egiment baben Dem
tenporaren Grdii0enten @roaa er.
Hart, odB lie 81 einem glufitano te-
reit ludren, foIs ibnen niht Die Ser.
iprehungen uon 9ei0roerrngen ul0
Yeniionen, Die ibnen fiir ibre @ei.
billie beim llmihlr5 Ser Monorhie
gegeben murOen, erfiillt pilroen. Die
Hcgierung miro mabrlheinli6 nnh-
aeben Die 9fopoliiten, Die lih 81 Der
Hepublif befannten perIangen oieicl-
ben 8elobmmgen, Die Die eigentlldcn
9ieUollltion1re 81 gelpinnen trndten
3ie reDolution0re @eiablmg 0ea
&riBerS nSuo &apbaeI". Der nab.
reno oe5 repolutionGren 9lus6rubs
Den f0nigIid]cu Ynlait bcid)eB. lit ert-
lniieu moroen. Die Wiannid)ait oes
&reu3ers nNOonoiter" oer ebeniol3
Die &eiioen5 aonig NIdnuels belhcB.
Deigerte lid, ons S6iif 81 perldien.
penn nibt Seoen pon linen cine
Yionot@peniion bon $15 aui 2ebens-
5eit gepdbrt piiroe.
lin llnruben 81 nerbiiten mira
0ieHegierung mabriheinlih ale 0ieg
6or0erungen eriiiaen. Gin gebei-
mes aomlte. oas ole Glemente per.
tilt. oie nit oen WiaBuobmen ser
neieu 3egierung un3uirieoen limo,
bat lett eiuIger 3eit cine Hepolution
gepIant. Sn leetet stadt purog
cine Ierianmlitng abgebnlten. nm
gegen oie Sangmutb 5u proteitiren.
oie Don 9pngd un0 ieincn @cnoHen
ae9en oie OlitalieOer 0es alten 8e.
gime belpieien Duroe gluh in oen
Qropin3er berriht llnSuirieoenbeit.
inOem Die Oortige 8eoolferun9 lid
meigert, sic 9serioner, ote BON Der Ge'
alerung 81 8ertrouensroiten ernanni
iin0, on5uerfetnen, mil Die neuen
9eamten anaeblid) uni1bie iinO. lin.
ruben in ben Grooin3en peroen &C.
leaentlid, Der @oblen bon Utitolie.
bern iiir oos QorIament bpiiirhtet.
Geireirn DC Souia 9lbreu, WaIbeiro
uno Ienmao, friibere WtitgIieoer oes
aabinetts Tranco uno nit Oieiem
ipeaen @rIob BON aeiespi6rieen De.
freten angeflagt. iino perhaftet.
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Wlniteri1ier ggOro.

Gan 6raHclsco, 3. ROB.
ggGbreno lie inn 9ett neben ibrem
itlaienoen @atten lag. borte ,Srau
9tntonio 8aIentlno oos alirren ser.
brohenen @loics mo einen 9lugen.
bid ipdter lab iie BON Der 8eranoa
5mei M1nner ourh ons 6eniter in
ibr 3immer Iteigen. Sie mar 5u er.
idroden, INN lid bcpegen ooer nm
idreien 81 f0nnen uno beobahtete
oie @in0rlngIinge, lUie lie lid an oa5
gett decentralization unO nit lpobI.
|iibcrIegtem gntidluB einen Reooloer
nuf Die 9ruit ibres yionnes ictten
uuS einen Sd)uB eo9aben. Ourh ben
i6r @atte oui Ser Steue getootet
puroe. 8olentino iongte nit ieiner
I6rau un0 orel ainocrn Dor a 8nBen
1ier all uno fam iait aui oirettem
@e1e BON Stalien. Srou 8nlentino
iaat, oaB ibr Mann gieapel in groBer
|Gile uerlieb, mobei or BroBe 9eiorg.
niB fir iein 2eter duBerte aus elmer
llriade. iiber neldle er leine SSrau
i'm Gunfein lieb. Iie 4oIi3ei sIoiibt.
oab 8nlentino oos Cpier Der gIut.
rohe o6er Ser Gote elmer @ebeiut.
deieQihait Diir0e
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Ser 1Sna Sioicnbcinler.

9teTu gorf. 3. 9ioo.
Ta9eIbert SinerOoridr, ser tUe9er
&ermitteliHtg eiIEr @eitedpng De;
@eifiuorrrun glemtolc i'm ,Sau &o.
ienbeinler perbaftet murOe, bat iif
idul0i9 erflGrt. Simen0orfer lit eiii
0cltlher lut0 nod ridJt longe in
2nn0. gr iiibrt 81 ieTnc, GntibuLoi
elng an, 0dB or iif Or 9robe iellIeS
@erbrefens mdt bIpllBt lpnr.
Sfoienbeimer lit aneefloat, Sri
Grace 9ougb ggt0Otet 5u baben aIs
ieIn IutomobiI nit eiiiem @efdbrt
in Sem iid SRI. 8ougb lnpo 5Gpei an
oeue Eerionelt beiml0et, 5ulamnen
itieB. gtoh Dem 1luial fubc &olan'
beinrer mciter obrle iid um Ole Ser
iingliifte 5i fiinHnern.
GoS 9llitomobtl imo Oie 5ertrilm
nrerte aiitidJe ipitroen in Den @ie
rid)tsool gebraht, Onmit ore Sc
Idpporilen iidb 81. bcI0en 6ubnuerf'
anieterl foiultcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
NObOfat in Die Sndlc usrluideIt.
9}eln glorf. 2. Nlop.

Stem gorf 2. Nop.
Der Hro5eb bon @omurO :. go.
ienbeimer, rcr ais Miaion1r befannt
uno an9eflaat III Ser 50Otllng BON
SrdlIlein @roce 9ougb, Oie er nit
ieinen arnihpd9cn nic0erfitbr, lit
ploeIidl unterbrohen iporOen, inoem
einer Der @eidNporrnen in OieicnQro.
seize, Geo. ". Deonoole. Elm glr6iteft
uuter Der Ncifuloialma ucrhaftet
iuuroe, cine 9eitedHinl 9cioroert uro
ongenonmen 81 bobcn. Qie Gerbnf-
tlng rpirOe pon @'ebeIupoli,illsu Der
Capitalization poracnonmlcn. nah-
oem, tpie eS beiBt. bon @eo u. 9nob-
Iod. einem bon 9ioienhcimcrS gI0bo-
foter. Gem DennGolc $500 ae9eben
iporoen lpnren. Ods 0elo mar, iuie
man nndlbcr I'M @crid)tSiuot Gorte.
ouf glnuciiunq oes HidterS C'@or-
man bin nilSaejabIt moroen itno mar
Ole eritc 3ntc elmer Srmmte BON
$1,000. Nie g)ean0ale erbalten ioqte.
Gin W6on1, namcnS Iimet0orier, Gin
5rerno uon })canoole. uuroe ebcu-
fous oerboitet. IS tcift. >aB er oen
@rnittIer NcipeIt hobcn ou genn.
oole mar cin @CidnorcNcr III Dem
erIten ErojeB Ser 9iul Glitcriou uno
ioa 0omdls eincr bon Ocnen aqueien
Ieir, Die bis 5ulett aegcn Elm &erOift
nif SduI0i9" uareu &oicnhcimer
iii ull9eflaQt nit ,einem arainuogeu
gelen Oo& 9uagn. N oen t5rduIein
Souab ioB. gcialreu 3u itiu un0 nadl
Dem 3lHummcuitoB iciucu l9el iort.
1cictt SIT bobcn, o6nc iidl nit Sill
lelciinug ni3uholtcn 6riuIcin
Sougb mnroc oui Der ScQe gctootet.
gIcp Nort 2 Hop.
Gic GiroBacidlmoreacn baben &C.
Gen @corQc @. }lcau0alc ma 2aqel-
bert limcuOoricr gluflaqcn crbo-
ben. Sic iin0 Scr glnnabne BON 9e.
itedntunsQelocm anldBit 0es BRO.
3eiies Goicnheimcr beidul0i1t.
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Sie bcntidle 9isgierung Iciitet anecb.
lid in Der SnIiitrcitirnns pGiIiusu
@ircritanS.
Sin Ieetcr $OridI Las.
Die ncne pOrtnsiciiifc Siesicruns
miro pun elmer NiilitarrepuIutiOn
beSrObt.
SoISntesfa mill @eIo.
serIir 3 Npop.

NfNAAttAg -. ~NSSs
gs beiBt, oos ser omerifaniihe
8otifaiter &iu einen leeten &or.
i6Iag betreiis Der 3useitdnonIiie,
melde Die omerifoniihen &alif1uier,
Sercn Sntereeiin ourd ons pom
&eihstag angenommene Sdligeles
ungiinitig beriibrt penoen, forOern,
Oem 3eidySfaBler b. 9etbma,lu-Spou-
meg unterbreiten miro. IS baben
oaber Die ameritauiidcn Gertreter in
oieier glnqeleaenbeit ihre beidlloiene
Seirreiie iiir 5pei ODER ore; Gage
Oeri6oben.
Sopeit bat 0as oelttife Gusp1r-
tige Amt Sen 9lmerifunern nid]t bns
gerillite 3ugeitdnOniB gemad]t, oiel.
mebr oeren &oriteIungen nit 9tift-
nd)turg bebunoelt. Ieuti6lano bat
eS 5mnr abgeIe5nt iid ben in @lib-
ington gebegten 9lnii6ten an5upal'
ien, bat aber fcinerlei &orihIag ge.
maht. Ser auf sic Shlihtlulg ser
BON Ser @eit1it@neIt auSgehcn6en
9eidDper0en abgeIt.
Die 0altung ser 0clttid)en &e9ie.
rung in oieier SADIE miro ais paiit-
Der 8ioeritan0 bc}eidnet 0urA 0el
iie bofft, Die 2lmerit1ucr oerort 81
erntiioen, OaB iie 2ieBl6 Ben
Sanpf aii5ebcn 0err aeupuer,
0ns @oupt oe3 4Qliinnoitats, cr5dblt
aniraaen0en 3eintnasleuten, 0ab Die
6egieruug aniheineno 0e5 @lou6ens
lit, 0aB 0ie &Orltellumgen Ser Aine-
rifuncr betreff9 oea 9Siliongeiebea
iolpeit es lid auf ausldn0iide Sun
0ifate. iopie 0ie oicSbc}iiglihe G!al,'
iel I'M Yupne-Nl0rih larif be5iebt.
ein3ig GiniNucbterlug9maBregel
itu0
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Sic in GbicnGu 6sidJlagnnbmten Ms
farnguaniidlcH TciOnOten uuf &c.
febl GitraSas nusefertist.
Seereei; Gin @ertSeus.
Ger Sol. Srabp erflGrt, bah Elm ipa.
nii6er @lcftrifer Die yNiaine" in
Die Gnft iprenste.
&idJt icbr sluubwiirOis.

Mann1ua, 9tifaragua. 3. Nop.
Ser Erooiiionalproiioent @itrnou
bat an Senor 9lpeqano, ben oiplona.
tii9en @ertreter Der YropiiionnIregie-
rlmg in g2nibingtnn telegrapbild)
Die gluior0erung perihtet, Die amerl'
toniid)e 9teaierlra nm Die 6rei'
laiiung BON $. 9t. Secreeit su erin.
den, ser neitlid in Chicago pegcn
ongeblider SSdlihung bon nifaragu-
aniihen 5-Eeionoten oerbaitet NOR
ben.
gs miro erfl1t, 6ab Secuaeit aui
@ebeiB Gcr reuOlItIondren 6iibreI
bnnOelte. Ser bctrefieloe gluftraq
mitr0e Sccr,cIt gegeban ebe Der Erd.
iioent Q2oorl3 aus Dem 9Imt i6ief
u1uo mH.Oe ipdtr 5iriirf genommen
@s idJeint, ooB .Secrcclt 0cn lebterer
9luftrag crit nah0em CT Don 0Et dne.
rifoniid)en &eh0rOell olrDaitet nor
ben mar, erbielt.
@ai1ington. 3. Roo.
g2enn Sic @itraGa GcQieumg Elm
Griudjeu lni 6rei5aiiunl DON $. q
Secracit, Oe1 in Chicago weger
1Solidnliiu5luai' pcrbaitet plrrOe, ge
ian0t bat, 10 lit eS nod uiht in
Stnatsant din3ctroiieu. Secreeit
mlwOe am %. Gftober ip Gbicagc
re6It 0em @eiddrt5iii6rer elmer 0or
tiQen GruG0eu.i lultcr Ser glnfla9t
perbaitet, nlfaunJualiid}a9 Yapier
geI0 i'm 9etrage bon 100000
Dollars qefdliht 81 baben.
GecreeIt crfldrt,, 0aB cr pon GltroOc
5u Ser 3eit oils sic 9}eoolntion nod
1rift erfolGrcid} mar. ott 2luftaoa
erbielt, Oie 9}otm anicrtigen 5t lal
lem. Sic onerifaniid)en @c50rOclt
ihcnften a6er 0ieier GrfIdmutg feint
@eof)tlmg un0 SccreeIt bciiloOet iif
nod in Sonit
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