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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
The States Expenses.

Sioux Falls Press: 40 urge econo-
my in the conduct of the business of
the State of South Dakota is all right.
To publish comparative figures show
ing the increase of state Indebtedness
is excusable. To accuse the state adj
ministration of great extravaganza
and waste and unnecessarily incur
ring large obligations is all wrong.
To intimate that the state is verging
on bankruptcy and is not able to
stand the expense of providing for
Its public institutions, is unpatriotic
and a severe knock on the good name
and prosperity of South Dakota. No
politician should stoop to it for the
mere purpose of making political
capital.
Let the ultra-stalwart newspapers
maintain II they will that some Of the
few new offices could be dispensed
with, and that some Of the assistants
provided for might have been left
out of the reckoning. The progress
sive citizen knows that these things
must be added as the state grows.
He also knows that a large portion
of the debt Of the state was incurred
In permanent improvement O. our
normal schools and other state insti-
tutions. These are not annual ex-
penses. During the year when a man
builds q house he expects to spend
more money than in the following
years when he occupies and enjoys it..
South DaOkta Is q young state and is
in the building period. For one
thing she has been saving money to
build q capitol. This money is invest
ed in land and a large slice of the
state debt is a mere advance on good
collateral.
The IroQuois Chief some time ago
published a list of new Offices created
under progressive administrations
with assistants and increases in sal
aries. Some Of these are paid by
fees and add no additional expense
to the state. Others are to provide
for fighting the railroad rate cases
which expenditure no one will con
denim. OF the balance according to
the Chief list there Is less than $751;
900 In salaries to new officers and as
sistants and $1,000 in increases.
What a conservative increase is
this for a state whose needs are grow
ing Win lei splendid growth! How
reasonable are the salaries of the
state officers and assistants compared
with those Of neighboring states!
What a showing on which to base g
SANDER of the state and advertising
1t broadcast over the country as al.
most bankrupt by the iniquity OF Its
administration!
The political ambitions of no one
man OF set of men should be placed
stalwart newspapers have endorsed
Governor Wesley and his administra.
in the scales over against this sort OF
knocking on South Dakota. Enough
ton to make the irreconcilables fee
ashamed of themselves.
Whatever may be the bitterness OF
feeling politically, let us cease to
SANDER the name Of this state over
such a fimsy pretext.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
Rape Of the Primary.

DeAdwood Telegram: Several
months ago q call was issued for q
meeting Of the progressive republi-
cans at Huron. It was q public call
and all were invited who we're OPP
posed to the present domination of
congress by Cannon and Aldrich and
the interests they represent.
The meeting was held. attended
by seventy-dve representatives. from
|three-fourths Of the counties Of the
state. It passed resolutions declar-
ing Cannonism and the election of
members Of tho house Of representa-
|tiyes to be the dominant issue in the
coming campaign and arranged for
another meeting at Mitchell to fur
|ther plans for q fight for the prin-
|ciples involved. The meeting then
adjourned without any attempted ac-
Ition whatever relative to endorse
ment Of candidates to go before the
primary.
The Mitchell meeting was held and
adopted other resolutions relative to
state matters as supplemental to the
Huron action. It held out the olive
branch to all who could unite with
the progressives on the main issue
regardless OF past affiliations. Then
|it adjourned without any considera-
|tion whatever In public or private
meeting Of candidates.
For some time after these meet
ings many stalwart papers set up al
great wall yer this rape Of the
primary The p~rogressives were ac-
cused Of disregarding the spirit IL
the letter Of the primary law. in
getting together thus to formulate q
platform Of principles on which the
prospective candidates would be re-
quired to stand. The stalwart press
held up its hands in horror at this
onslaught on the sacred primary law
whose enactments they opposed and
delayed 10 long as there was any
|chancest0 do 30.
Then there came q period Of sill
lence OF the stalwarts concerning
this crime Of the ~progressives. after
ringing all the changes possible.
Then another call was issued for al
meeting at Watertown. It was a
private call and sent out on the let
stArheads Of the Argus-Leader Of
|8iou xFalls. to those who were known
Ito be the faithful, with Instructions
to bring others with them whom they
knew to- right"
The conference was held. It utterly
ignoredsthe greatest issue In the cons
Ing campaign living ~utterance only
StOssome hazy ~generalities, expressive
Sso1 the disapproval Of the present adj
sIninlstration. And then it called an
other meeting Of III who could stand
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20

is here looking after his interests in
Aurora county.
The old settlers postponed thei,
blowout until Wednesday evening.
the 10th on account of the condition
of the weather.
There will be a lecture course at
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20

and SHAW from the services" The
seattle Post-Intelligencer say "Pin-
chot has shown that he has ceased to
be gentleman and deserved to he,
as he has been, kicked out of the SER
vice. Such comment from such
sources = very high compliment to
Mr.. Pinchot.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20

washington 0pEA08Ss Cal AlA0 eAo
people Of Mitchell, read the Daily
Republican at their supper tables.
East as far a. Salem on the Omaha
railroad. the Republican can be de-
|livered in time to be read the even
ing OF the day Of publication. South
and southeast the paper is available
the first thing in the morning, and
no other evening paper can do better
than that on those lines. The Repub-
lican Is now publishing grain and
live stock market reports received
by wire. It also Is a member of the
United Press association and its tele-
graphed reports insure the readers
OF this paper that every item Of i'm
portance will reach them first
through its columns. A woman's
page has. been added to the Saturday
edition and other features, includ-
ing q weekly Sunday school lesson
and q weekly sermon by the pastor
Of Moody's church, Chicago, have
been. incorporated. It might be said
further that these are only a small.
part Of the plans that have been
made for the development of this
newspaper.
In q word, It is the determination
Of the management to make the Re
publican recognized az the n daily
paper for central South Dakota. Reg
ular correspondents are being &C.
cured in all the surrounding towns.
It will be come a district newspaper.
II will be the only newspaper pub
fishing the district news and at the
same time all state and general news,
az we'll as the news Of Mitchell. 1t
will 60 into the towns west and north
fully twelve hours ahead OF any other
newspaper. It Is the only newspaper
that will give the farmers on the
west line the markets Of the day be-
fore, and when It 10 considered the
paper is delivered to the farmers
by rural carriers. the value Of this
service cannot be underestimated. In
all the territory surrounding Mitch
ell, the Daily Republican will carry
the markets. 70 well az general news,
Itwenty-four hours ahead Of the Twin
City daily papers.
The Mitchell Daily Republican be-
lieves In advertising and through
thisSvotins contest can be advertised
perhaps better than any other way
the fact that the people living In and
around about Mitchell q be best
served With the news they want By
taking The Republican. II financial
return u realized from this $4,000
distribution. 1t will be in the ulti.
mate returns from the increased cir.
culation and enlarged field that are
certain to result from the campaign
that has been undertaken.
rsINETIN7 ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20

the NJ. E. church Jan. 18th.
The G. j. Anderson family enter
tanned a few guests Tuesday evening
in honor of Mr.. Anderson's birthday.
Art Barton has moved with his
family to the residence recently va
Gated by Mr.. Gray.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
I |lll!lllsl;hs!!l GalIp,liiIll,a!l!l!!I
RnPuBIIoAN
N1sas city stsr says:

49,
ere ls scriptural warrant for
jttion that he that eaveth his
lose Il. The way to main
MARTY = to fight aggressivelyi
principles.
the shove was written. Pres
kt issued aformal statement.
- uncommon thing for the
sSentiys Of the United States
Hssaidinsthat statement that.
aucusSon The selsction Of the
iAysatigation committee.
Esurssnts'' would DO received.
80 fairly and that they
stnvitsd to attend al other
1psnsss. The president has
@ rsecgniss . republi-
Who wsrs elected 6 such.
Iazprtsins onlysthat the presi-
bssn - lats II rsaching his
nsto what constitutes .
The dsnnition he gives
r. Improved upon. The
sssry party must swing
Thsrs 4. no known way
msmbership "a : party
lts that Ne VIII belong to
the only kind Of party
that VIII endure.
observsd ~ this paper :
Ssgo thaA uitlmatsly any dis
asto tho party standing
slsnsuresnts'' o. regulars"
dscided 81 the people
President Taft. with
Ssnss than ne has shown
oeeaSsions. Has concluded
syeoplo havs alrsady decided
aon, that they would not
slld msmbsrs 81 conEress q
as they had not recog-
Slrparty gtandins.
1tally ths president's decla-
end 10 the lashins
gnn ~ spsazer Cannon
lsurgsnts, ont d the
shoNs hat Cannon did
u haye the authority q
~ tor III declaration that
@ reszrded . demo
arsbnks ~ the presi-
the executive haa
I'D 4 iftae psspls = & az y
! = dscrss that Cannon
AsANjll not intervene = IN
Il means Inevitably
= seIving HI last torn
means that the sinsur.
y mneh encouraged
eaGss VII gain recruits
aSory day that passes,
ltown THAR votss with
dsteatsd the Cannon
fair test and ars still
~ presidentisl proclama.
nblicans. n othsr words
de1t realisss that the re.
pasty must Be- allowed T.
itaele Nithin itsslt Il sucl
aticn hasths approval Of The
rhsSpartyth y 70 be rul,
80 botton. With no attempt
20 I a from the top ~ the
psopls madepresidsnt.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
IVA NEARLY $4,000.
6ocided novelty for : news
~ g Nitchsll's size to
!I!alE|i ao6er q that contain
C3.sls.60 voting contest
ondaetsd ~ tho Mitchell
nompany.

esznopncemsnt Of the
l1issS = this contest was re-
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ tho peo-
ma vicinity. Some
aS q bslisve that such
.0eo automobile and .
1ano would he absolute
SlSy 81 this company. Of
kiteAsll Printing company
Snch promise With
The dsalsrs from
sptdsss hays already been
Wltll be1r testimony to the
A[ATSHE<1~&EaNp x NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
King Menelik DIES Of Apoplexv.


MeHelk H. king of Abyssnia. is
dead. at the age of sixty-six years and
in the twouWfrst year OF his reign.
Prince Lidi Jeassu grandson Of the
late monarch, is heir TO the throne.
The empress has been imprisoned
by the followers of the crown prince.
The king was stricken with apo
pleXy last fall and never recovered
his health. For many weeks his death
has been expected and was falsely re.
ported several times.
When he was able no longer to carry
on the affairs OF state. Ras Tesame
the regent. with the approval of the
principal chiefs took over the reins
of government At the same time En-
press Taitou was deprived of an her
power of Interference in the govern.
ment. and her appointments made
among her favortes We're annuned.
Prince Yidj Ieassu was proclaimed
heir to the throne on MAY Is last He
is fourteen years of age. and little less
than a yea ago was married 20 the [
granddaughter aged seven years. OF
the late Emperor John and niece OF
Empress Taitou
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
Ralroaas Ralse wanes.

Employees OF the Philadelphia &
Reading railway were notified that
beginning April l. their wages woulC
be increased 6 per cent The announce
ment made in Philadelphia. says that
the increase will be general among al
permanent employees receiving less
than $500 a month whise pay has not
been adjusted within the last ninety
days.
Coming within twentv-four hours az
ter the announcement by the Pennsvl-
vania Railroad company of its wage
boost and the increase being alike. has
given rise 10 a report that there has
been a slip-up in the announcement
and that % was intended that the
raises were intended 70 be published
simultaneously. In railroad circles IL
was recalled that the last general in
crease In wages. made by the two com
panies I'm 1906. were announced At the
same time. The increase at that time
was 10 per cent
The Readings increase will AFFECT
about 270o0 employees. As the average
pay is about 500 a month the addition
will cost the company about $97SOO a
month, OF S1l66 400 annually The to
tai number of employees. including
those IN the general Offices. is 27.5G0
Not including the general Offices. the
number Of employees is given as 26.7O0.
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
Gives sf4.oon 10 collene

A eitt of $4,000 10 Muhlenberg col
lego & Allentown Pa. was announc.
ed hy Rev w d. C. Keiter secretary
OF the board of trustees.
The donor is Charles Mosser. a
prominent citizen of Allentown. The
money win be devoted 10 the purchase
of The land adjoining the college. upon
which it is proposed in the near fu-
ture 20 erect a new preparatory school
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
crIppIe WAX eefore pylna.

Miss Anna Causey. youngest daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah W Causey
died suddenly at the home Of her par
ents. IN White Haven. Md, Of heart
failure, superinduced by a curvature
of the spine. aged sixteen years.
Miss Causey had been afflicted yith
spinal trouble since early childhood
and had not walked step since she
was six years old until the day pre-
ceding her death when. it is said, sho
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
YOUNG MEN WANTED.
Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to ST 400 a Year.
Free Scholarships are Offered

Uncle sam holds spring examinations for railway
mail clerks in this vicinity.
The job is tor life; hours are short; salary twice
monthly and vacation. To ans young man who has
energy enough to answer this is the opportunity Of
lifetime.
thousands Of appointments are to be made. Com
mon school education is al you need. city and
country people have equal chance start to prepare
now Tree information. Free scholarships this
month Write Immediately to Central Schools,
Dept 'so Rochester n. !. Jan. 2l-S mos.
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
No More Prlson go

There are now so many gentle.
men convicts" among the zoo prison.
ers in the western penitenuary at
Pittshurg that Warden John Francis
announced thar the stripes are TO be
practically abandoned at thar insti.u.
ton Neat suits of blue with class let.
tiers on them are 20 be substituted
gradually for the stripes. and only the
very worst behaved men are 10 be-
punished by uniforms of the zebra"
type
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08

surprised everyone by suddenly jump
ing 10 her feet and walking around the
room just as any child with good use
OF its limbs would do. For nearly ten
years the afflicted girl had moved
about the room by crawling She had
never been able to sit mp. except for
a few minutes at time since she had
her first illness. and was a dwarf ply.
sicalIv.
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
Fruit From 4 Bose.

HUGO Lilenthal a Berkeley. Cal
hortirGiturist announces the discovery
OF an edible fruit from the climbing
rose iie declares that This fruit will
in course ot time take the place Of the
Locanherry. TO which il is allied.
Lileuthal succeeded in obtaining the
fruit hy cross grating The fruit.
which he SAYS is quite nutritious and
has flavor like a pineapple. may be
eaten either raw or cooked.
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
81. Treed IN ,eators. starues-

After searching for week. the body
Of Ernest Johnson was found in tho
tor branches of tree in a swamr
near Palmetto Fla a note in his
hat said that his boat was attacked bv
alligators while he was fishing. and
he climbed the tree. which the aliiga-
tors guarded day and night.
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08

one hundred dollars nead was PAD
at Fort Worth, Tex, for a herd Of 400
Oklahoma fed beef cattle. This Is aaid
70 be the highest price for this class
Of cattle ever paid In the United
States
Milford chronicle., 1910-04-08
n E. MESSICK.
once ovsr First National BsnS.

Rceth extracted without pai1 F1l.fna
eno plates made in very best manner and a
REASONABLE terms. Satisfaction is Rlwayf
fnaranteed Those for whom 7 have donS
9ork are nv refe-saceL
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Seutid)es Sbeater.

IS Qibt lrobl taum cine Stpeite Cps
rstts, in ipeLfer MeIpbien Rsiftbum,
Aomantit uHo 5umpr in 10 pIiidIiner
Wsiie nersInt iinn, rpis in Die 9Ioten
bon Gpruspile" pon 8pber; gldnqusts
te. bic am Sorntog I'm 9suti den
Sbeottr gum Sensfi3 fir Strru
5oritntr geaebsn tpiro. Die rsiSsnoe
S9erstte bat ihren @eg uber olls Bib
nen Der gDtI, qemdbt unb in jeptr
Sprad,s. Sit idon bic Romantit bar
5oroIuna Bon oem ercs Der Cperettens
Stoffs orunopsri6ieoen, umiomsbr III
es bic aebaItpolie Muiit. bis 6Iuth Dc:
Wsiobisn ron einsm itItiam bsltriden.
ben Rsi3. 0is aasesssihnste Spsret:e
III aud, auf Der tnglilden 8ubrs 6ts
2anss unttr bem gi.el .9he Ghimss
Of the Rormanop" nit oe.aieIben aa'
berssip6buIitsn Grioise essebsn nor.
ben uRo bari Der Mieoeraabe perieIben
in uniersm beutihen Wuientsmpsl nit
arpBem Snisrsiie entasaeneeieben iper.
ben. Der bspdbrts Tirieent 5trr gouis
Ssrrmonn III nit Der siuftubiruua oes
muiitdIiiten Iheilss berstts isit 5spei
moben beIddftisi uno triro tuit i'm.
msr iein bsitss aonntn atltsno mohen.
Tie 2luffiibruns finost aIs gensfi5 fir
ben sriten Spsrsi.en, Ienpr oes bsnts
ifsn Tbsutsrs, Serrn Sans Jorftner
itatt, Der ourd, ieinen lleoerreicgn
Munb uno Ieln brolIiees Spiel in eis
Sersen oss 9ublitnms einasDrungen
III. Ssrr 5oriiner bat fih ais cine bril-.
ldnte aeauiiitipn bes GHIembles trs
tpisitR, fir beren GsipiHH Der 3irets
iion unsingsihrdniie anertennung
aeSollt perosn ipllte. Ten brupea
Sdneer aber mHbtt Elm DoIlltanoig
auspsrtauftss 6aus 5uthsil irtroen. sr
bat es iitsrlih perpient. Cine tiinities
ride Biebereabe her partis ees juns
aen ;Siihers .Drenif,eur1 nurh i'm lit
aspib, pie 6rillante 2eiitunstn pon
6erru linrih 6aupi nls ~6enri" in eis
nsr berporrcaennen Barton partie.
Grl. anni eoIini.GeHben als .oeio.-
rpie@ uno s5rl. 2lnsels grpne aIs Ger.
maine" 5u eriparten iinb. Der alt.
@eisbals .eafpar@ bat lpobl ielisn e;.
neu 10 suten Dariteller eebobi ipis in
pieIer g.isBuna ON ndditen Sonnias.
Infer eriter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sfrr
Fiidxrz zahtsn, Der bic itlisne Odbs
fir isin Cad befibt, sleihssitis Elm
SGnser su Iein. ipirp iiberlidb cine fei-
ner beitsn harntieriitiihtn esiiiunl
gen bringen.
Hur i'm Dorperfulf reitrDirts Gisa
iihern sinsn gnten 4Ias
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Ob bsr g2apor bus GeTeB
in istnsr 2lniidt Fir fih bat, ouB Die
Parttommifdye nttt nit 0ffentIihen
GeIoern unabb6ngig ihaIten tDnHen,
lpagen mir ni6t gu entideioen, bu
6isruber nur bic Gerihte bsitimmte
IustunTt ertbeiIsn t0nnen. gter bus
9rin3ip, oas Der Mopor pertritt, bal
ten mir Fiir entIdieoen ri6tig uno
lUeun bas 8eisb nit1t oomit iiberein=
Itimmt, Ioute ss gsdnoert lpsrosn. Gs
lit abIoIut unm0gIid, cine geressIte
itdotiife 8irtbi1aft gu fiibren, tpenn
nidt ale 2tusgabsn bon elmer StsIle
aus tontrolirt iperpen. Gs bsfinbe:t
ii6 nod perIhteoers anoere poIitiife
a0rpsrIhaften in oieier Staot, biz
c6enfaus unabbdngig idalten. Sie
IoLIten ale obne Iusnubms Der itdotiz
fteH 9untroI 8pmmtiIion untsrge-
oronet lperoen.
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nung ipiirbia lit. 9tllein ipir alou6en
odB in biefem Buntte iein 8rGiieent
gefeblt Bat. g1ir bdbcn bel eifri1item
Stuolum niht lpabrnsbmtn tonnen,
DAB ir9eno elmer ron ibuen eiiarifd)e
Selilite esgte. g(ber nit psnisen quss
no9men baben lie dlls oarin gefeblt,
Dab iie nidt ben moraIiidsn mutb BE-
laBen, fir bds ein3utlsten, mas neln
8oItspobl nienlih mar. Sic ipdren
ale 5u febr Barteimdnner uno IisBsn
iit) bonn partsiaeitrsi beeinfluIien,
pdhrsno WaIbir9ton Iih nismnls aIs
Jiilrer feiner 9artei. ionoern als Ora
'loent Der geiammten ameritdnii6en
Ration uno Sprt hss gpltes betrahs
tete. go leuhtet nod b:uts iein Bib in
unpergleidlifer St0nbeit. Gs bat in
ben 10 Sabren felt 8senoiauRe Ieines
eroentpallens nitt bic minhsite 3riis
buug erfobrsn. Gr 1T Der SnubbsiIiae
unierer Rdtion Qetpproen, cine 2euhte
fur unier politiibss gsritGnonib ae.
bIieben uuo sin eipigss AItarFsuer, an
iueIhem mir bic 8aterldnosIisbe be-
itonoig BON Reusm srpGrmsn.
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@rigeru Tf, Der Stnst nsm @nrnei
WOODS gnrf irgetls eiiuns
abjutreiea.

Ger benz apmmittte fir StrdEen
urb parts iDss S,a0tratbs srihiener
eeitern bic Serrsn Suitap 8rah, grd'
Iiosnt Der Clifton YsrbsferaHesosielIs +
ihaft, Ssnrp gooe, Gsp. Simpsr uno
Rihtsr Otto qIlsger. DIE 6srren er.
iudisn ous apmmitiee. bic eeplante
Grtpeiteruna Der Guolop NDe.. 3luis
ihsn Clifton ape. uuo grooiIins aps..
na6 9rdftsn su beitIeuuistn, oa bi.
Strabe in ibrem jsBtosn 3uitanbe fir
ben 9ertebr MD; brett gsnua lei.
2anbifaitsarditstt &sblsr babe iid,
10 iagtsr bic Serren gu 0anItsH Der
proiettirisn er.Dsiterung. sbenfoils
ausaeiprohen
Ties ipuroe nun ponIdrttommihor
Gilbert unb gor!mondaer 2onaensdtr
sntihisbtn in gtr,Os asitslIt. Die bsi=
ben 2ebgenanrtsH, bic Die 4niift Der
garttommiiIior pertrstsn, molten
nitts bon BEN UeIGnoe oes on bic
QuhIotp qpe. lngrsnsenbeu gurn,i
Wooos edr. tueg9suommen iuifen.
Gle beitrIttsn audi, oab 5srr aebIer
Der Griitt lei, bieitr ,narsis Gub
brsiie glnoftrsrfsH t6nns Bon Rem
Bart en;bsbr: rrsrben. Mdn ,inigts Iih
fhIiebIid, bic qntunit bss Serrn
aebler ab3uparien uno hieisn in Der
Sate entIGeiosn Su Idfen.
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Die Miaieris
Iraisn, iuie bas 6einnobsitsami mel.
bet, in Der SereaugeHsu Usds
iebr itarf aui.

Nus bsm ssitsrn BON gltri bes Gss
Iunbbsitsamts. Strrn SenrD Gies,
berausgsssbsn.n gsriht III lston Al
erIsbsn, bab Die RaIsrn in Der Gta6t
ipisberum beionbers TART dnitrettn.
Sn Der init Samitas gum abIhlub
asldnstsn Node !puroen h.m Geiunos
bsitsamt 20 iyolI. pisier arauiheit s.s
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