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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13
WARMED OVER

President Al Tearney has already
promised to attend an opening game
He has accepted bid from the Water
loo people to visit their city when the
season is inaugurated there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13
YOUNG MILLER AGAIN WINS
Victor in Wrestling Bout at Burtis
Monday Duplicates at Kewanee.

Kewanee, Ill, Jan. 13.-Young Miller
OF St. Paul defeated Tom Mccain of
Cleveland in wrestling match here
last night, winning in straight falls.
The first was secured in 10 minutes
and the second in II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13

Monte Mcfarland is said to be slated
for a job as umpire in the new North
ern association. Monte has been fig
ured on as manager by a number Cf
the cities that expected to be in the
circuit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13
40 Interest Paid
on Deposits.
Do You Feel Like This?

Does your head ache or simply feel
heavy and uncomfortable? Does your
back ache? Does your ode acheI DO
tive herb tea known as Lanes Family
Medicine will clear your head. remove
the pain in side or back and restore
your strength. Nothing else is so good
for the stomach and bowels. AT drug
gfsts and dealers, rs cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13
ThIrteen lcnrn b. servIee.

Adjutant General Dickson was born
in HillsbOro H.. Oct. 6. 1876. His
present home is in Ramsey. He enlist
ed as private in Company /, Attn Illinois
infantry. in 1897. He was named cap
tain and quartermaster of the 4th in
fantry July IS. 1900. from which Office
he resigned May 10, 1905. He was APP
pointed captain and aide de camp June
y, 1896. TO rank from June 20. 1905.
He was appointed colonel and assist
ant adjutant general May 6. 1907.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13

McGraw intends to give Pitcher
DAILY, secured from Springfield last
season, another chance, notwithstand-
ing his poor showing IN the trials he
had last fall. DAILY and Bell, his for
mer teammate, will be among the even
dozen twirlers to be taken on the
southern training trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13

1t turns out that Frank Donnelly had
almost closed terms with Monmouth
to manage the team of that city in the
Central association when he received
word that his proposition to handle
the Galveston team had been accepted
This leaves Monmouth without a man.
ager and with no very good prospects
of getting together a winning team N
time for next season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13
DICKSON is NAMED
Governor Dcnccn Places Him at
the Head of the State
Military.
HAS BEEN ACTING OFFICER
Succeeds 90 Vacancy Caused 10y Death
of Adjutant General Thon.as
W. SCOTT.

Frank S Dickson was appointed the
adjutant general Of Illinois last night
by Governor Deneen. He takes the
rank of brigadier general and is the
successor to the late Adjutant General
Thomas w. Scott. since whose death
April 6, 1909. he has been the acting
adjutant general
The governor also appointed Colonel
Richings J. Shand chief of the FIVE as
sistants to the adjutant general. and
Colonel Stephen o. Trip assistant
quartermaster general. The former
has been chief clerk in the adjutant
generals Office and colonel of the Bird
regiment. The latter has been quar-
termaster of the Third brigade, with
headquarters at Peoria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

sewers reported favolably upon the
proposed widening of Water street at
the southerly end by changing the
locality line from the southerly end
of Purinton Bros. building to the top
of Rines Hill and recommended the
payment of $3.50 for land taken from
the heirs of Lendall Titcomb. The re-
port was accepted and the accompany
ing order laid on the table.
Reports of the committee on high
ways and sewers in favor of allowing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

"The Cony High schol building was
completed during the year and the bal
ance paid, about $4,000. is included in
the amount charged to schools.
city's Condition Financially.
"The report of the city auditor is
before you today. 1t contains a state
ment Of the city's resources and liza
bilities and also the expense account
for the twelve months ending Feb.
rs. 1910.
Cash on hand is given as 50, 799 50.
but as that money was part of the
temporary loan of $4,000 made Feb. "a.
and remaining unpaid. the city treas
urv contained only borrowed money.
The unpaid taxes were in the aggre-
gate Of practically the same amount
as at the close of last year.
"Thc expense account shows an
overdraft of s12.55S.S1, to which must
be added s41O0, the amount paid for
the Leonard farm, and for the pur-
chase of which no money was raised
by appropriation.
"Or March !. 1910 bonds and coupons
paid; $500 was due the Lithgow IL
La France Engine Company for O.,
combination hook and ladder truck
delivered last October.
The sinking fund at the Augusta
Trust Company for the payment at
| mat nrity of the good roads bonds
| has been increased by $4,000 from the
| appropriation of 1903 and by the ac-
| crued interest, s121.3s. making the to-
| tai sinking fund March l. 1910. 1915 Il.
This is the situation as we find it
at the beginning of this municipal
year. 1t is right that you should
| know the facts for we must work out
the problem together.
ut seems clear that we must not
| only provide for the expenses of the
| current year but also make an appro-
priatioE to cover the overdraft, the
! Continued on Page Eight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

ships thus formed will continue
About the time Mayor johnson COM
pleted his acceptance speech 1t was
discovered that the gavel was not In
the room and City Marshal McFadden
was dispatched to look it up. The
emblem of authority was found after
some search and it's actual transfer
from Alderman Williamson to Mayor
Johnson then took place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22
PREPARE FOR
"a s T Z r
BERRY THE TAILOR

will clean and put in order
your SUITS AND OVER
COATS, also Ladies suits.
@ Telephone and we'll call
for them.
mt5codtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

Plaistcd at once began the reading of
his inaugural address:
Mayors Address.
Mayor Plaisted'S inaugural address
was as follows:
Gentlemen of the City Council:
I'VE have been called by the voice
OF the people and the voice of the
law to assume the responsible
ties and undertake the duties of adj
ministering the affairs of the city of
Augusta.
This mark of public approval can
not fail to command our gratitude and
devotion. I now avail myself of this
occasion to express my grateful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22
INAUGURATION OF new CITY
GOVERNMENT OF AUGUSTA.
ADDRESS OF Mayor Plaisted Makes Many
kecommendations===Change in Nearly
All City Offices===New Council Au-
thorizes 100000 Temporary Loan.

hoIi' Frederick w. Plaisted was on
Nnoiioay Inaugurated for the fourth
.i,he mayor of the city of Augusta and
win him this time a full working
majority in both branches of the civ
council. thus placing upon the Demo.
oa.s the responsibility of the admin
istration OF city affairs for the ensu-
ing year. Mayor Plaisted in his inau-
Sural address advocated rigid econorcy
II the management of the city bust
ness.
some surprises We're sprung in the
choice OF city officials. A brand new
candidate appeared to receive the votes
OF the majority party for the Office
OF street. commissioner for the western
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

Alderman Williamson of Ward in
presenting the gavel TO Hon. Treby
Johnson, the retiring mayor. made
the following brief remarks: The re-
latlons between your Honor and this
board, whose existence is about to
cease, have been very cordial and
pleasant. Hardly any difference has
existed in regard to matters coming
before us when they have been proper
ly discussed and when there has been
divisions they have not been upon
party lines. In behalf of the members
OF the minority party and, | believe,
in behalf OF all the members of the
board I wish tc thank YOU for your
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

The new city council convened at 10
o'clock with city clerk Harrington pre-
siding and every member present. The
aldermen were first sworn, then the
councilmen and finally the members of
both branches as members of the city
council. But two new faces are seen
in the board of aldermen, Reuel J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

Moves of Ward and Scott Hewins Of
Ward S. The new members of the
common council are: John Morang and
Ward G. Holmes, Ward |; George NJ.
Ryder, Ward 3: Eugene c. CARL,
Chester L. Noyes, Ward 6; Joseph E.
Nicholas, Elbridge q. Perham, Jr.
The makeup of the city council of
1910-1f is as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

uniform courtesy and fair treatment,
and | present to you, MIR. Mayor, the
gayci YOU have welded 50 we'll during
the past year" The presentation was
seconded by Alderman Skehan OF
Ward {.
Mayor Johnson replied Il thank
YOU for this expression Of coed will.
have enjoyed the sessions here more
than some OF the rest of my duties.
have enjoyed coming here and en-
joyed the friends | have met in the
council chamber. I trust the friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

Mayor.
district in the person of james f.
Pierce and the newly elected city mar
sinai failed to present his appontccs
for confirmation at tie meeting OF the
board Of aldermen as is commonly
done at the beginning of the new adj
ministration. The choice of a street
engineer for which u nomination was
made in the caucus Friday evening
was passed over.
The meeting of the old city govern
ment commenced promptly at O'Clock.
Tho entire board of aldermen and the
majority of the ccmmofi council were
present. Roll of accounts No. 3.
amounting in the aggregate to $6053.S2
was passed in concurrence.
The committee on highways. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

Councilman s. c. c. Ward moved
the presentation nj the gayel used to
preside over the lower board 10 Coun-
Gilman Dyer, the chairman of the
board. As Mr.. Dyer is absent from
the city the gavel will be presented to
him ON his return.
Both boards adjourned sine die at
935.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

order was passed in concurrence for
a temporary loan in anticipation or
taxes not to exceed $4,000. When
the order came to the lower board.
Councilman Merrill asked for what
purpose the loan was and after an ex-
narration being made the order passed
without opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

tho claim of George F. Dudley 1or
damages for lowering the grade OIL
pappor street and against the clam
~ tho Augusta Steam Laundry The
order accompanying the faVorapie re-
port upon the Dudley clam WIS re-
ferred to the next city government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22

thanks to my fellow citizens TO whose
Partially / am indebted for the great
honor that has for the fourth time
been conferred on me. 1t shall be my
earnest endeavor to SO conduct the af-
fairs of the high office to which have
been chosen as to convince my fellow
citizens that their confidence has not
been misplaced.
1--WE have conditions to meet the
coming year which will require ear
nest. conscientious work on the part
of every member of the city council
and the men whom you will choose as
the heads of the several departments.
Our fellow citizens have shown
their confidence in us and we have
Just now pledged ourselves to honestly.
faithfully and to the best of our
ability perform the varied and insis-
tent obligations devolving upon US as
representatives of all the people of
our city.
1T is only by realizing the magni-
tude of the responsibility that we can
fully appreciate the Importance of the
trust repoSed in us, for public trust
is the greatest of all trusts.
FINANCES.
The financial condition of the city
is the first matter which claims at
tention at the beginning of a new adj
ministration. The funded debt is now
$339.S00. 1t is made up as follows:
| 1890 bond. due in 1889. and probably
destroyed: $4,000. 4 per cent. refund
ing bonds, issue of 1887, Sprague pur-
| chase: $4,000, As, issue of 1894; $40
00t. IL per cent. bonds. issue of
1898: $4,000. as, issue of 1907: $4,000,
As. issue of 1909. school district notes
and country roads: $4,000. High
school building bonds.
The second annual installment of
High school building bonds, $4,000,
mature June 1. 1910. and $4,000 4 per
| cent bonds mature Feb. Is. 1911. to-
tai OF $19.500, for which payment
should be provided by this city gov
eminent.
Bonds 70 the amount of S11 900 were
paid during the past year and there re-
mains outstanding $1,000 in bonds ma
tured f b. Ii. 1910, which must be paid
on presentation.
City Treasurer's Account.
The following is the summary Of the
account of the city treasurer for the
year ending February %. 1910:
Cash on hand March !, 1909 ~. s35, Az. IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-22


Chester L. Moves, Ward g.; Joseph E.
Nicholas, Elbridge G. Perham, Jr.
The makeup of the city council OF
1901 is as follows:
Aldermen.
Ward Joseph Williamson.
Ward 2-Melvin :. Holway.
Ward 3-Alfred ID. Weeks.
Ward 4-Eenjamin W. Cote.
Ward 5--Charles r.. Dutton.
Ward 6-Reuel j. Noyea.
Ward 7-Wiliam j. Skehan.
Ward S.-Scott HeWins.
Common Councimcn.
Ward John Morang, Ward G..
Holmes
Ward Guy p Gannctt. Daniel p.
Hanson.
Ward @-.Albon +. Barbour. George
NJ. Ryder
Ward 4-Hcnry L"micuX, Eden w.
Hanks.
Ward 5-Archie r. Scribner, Lester
G. league.
Ward 6-Eugcnc c. CARL, Chester L.
Noyes.
Ward 7.-Enoch Merrill, S. c. c..
Ward.
Ward Ss-Joscph Il. Nicholas, FL
bridge G. Perhain. Jr.
Alderman Williamson named Will
liam J. Skehan Of Ward Z as u candi-
date for chairman OF its board OF al
dcrncn ana William J. Skehan rccciv-
ed six votes for that position to two
for NJ. S. Holway.
George Colby was chosen temporary
clerk of the common council and Eu-
gene G. Carl temporary president up
on motion of Councilman Gannett
Councilman Holmes named S. G. c.
Ward as a candidate for chairman of
the common council and Councilman
Gannett named George NJ. Ryder for
that position. The vote was as fol-
lows:
Whole number Of votes, 16.
Necessary for a choice, ..
s. G. C. Ward had 10.
George NJ. Ryder had 5.
Guy =. Gannett had l.
Councilman Holmes named for clerk
of the common council Dominica
Matthew and Councilman Gannett
named George Colburn, the present
clerk. The vote:
Dominicll Matthew had TO-
George Colburn had G..
Alderman Sllehan, chairman of the
upper board, presided at the opening
of the joint convention called for the
purpose of listening to the mayors
address and the choice of the. city Off
GERS. He named as a committee to
wait upon the mayor-elect, Alderman
Williamson and Holway and Council
man Lemieux. The committee return
ed at 1895. escorting to the council
chamber, Mayor elect Plaisted and
Mayor Johnson. The oath of office
was administered to the Mayor elect
by city clerk Harrington and Mayor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-04

iont OH oct ginl0t 2i1et, oA bet glor-
De oct 10 pirtelig ogiaa. Get gial0t
M for oct iorite on at beoare 81
oet, Door Der oar 2i0, % oct gial0t
life mil0re on at iaa Sioet iren,
life alene boor Oct 0unre0e, men
oginn 6por S~jplefjenOen bo9oe iaaet
la9t ct gag al eQen 6etiuroiabeo og
9erosliabeo ooer 9io9ipiren, lan
Rnabet ON 5relie oar forihmlmet
9f itemmeberettiqe0e bar tilIteoe
70 Eruiter og 10 9elegater. @n
Ii0 ier M0oet bau0e ri 9eisg al
Faltor 3borien ira 9anmarf, og
oct uafte ~olminoelig @lpOe, at ban
fonl igen til areOsmeoet. st
Gfscntpel pao, bnilfet Sn0trpf Ya-
itoren bar giort pon 5olf 9eroDre,
tur0c oct upre, at EN- Wenig1eo lfol
baoe anmo0et BAN ON at bliDe oeres
Gruit; OH bette MI life Ifuloe Tor
6oloe liz iaalcoes. iaa er BOG 10
talelicrnc / ben 9ietning eQnct til
at iQuitrerc. bpor aibolot Goitor
66orien 6lcp un0er oct forte PC.
iea / qmerifa.
Nernleo en- fprlil 6ilien til gam.
le oa IRE &enmcr. :.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-04

BAN belt ne6 pan Sfulorene. o@r
oct bom2" ipurote ban en- Of Sol.
fene og pegeoe meO 5ineeren pna
goum9nrtner. Or oct oirfelig BAN,
men er ban 90 life poao en0nn2
so, oct er ban, be06lep 0en ganlle
Ofono iori9t o9 itolpreOe ben til
9aneuogtcrcn, ere6 bans Soano og
trDffe0e i'm egen Soono og Gino
inmo0 ben. oao, on Saono. 8u
fore, gooe 9nanol 8u bar truffet
min lille 0rene op al gan6et. Dit
Sierteborn. Oilers boooe ban MI
oGret opf. San bar flgiet li9e op /
Simmelen. S Worgen eaer / Ooer-
morgen baooe De truffet BAN op
meo RnnOen o9 N9ien fulo al
0Dn0." San oe0bleo at fpsie og
fprtegne 9n~neoo9teren8 Soano,
mems ban 10 bit.
oNen 9eoitefa'r bog, roo6te en-
pngre @ono, oer on belt ira oet2
5 maa life toge BAN oct iloe op,
9anm0artnerl San peo boerfen no
eqer ino. Oct goar mig ielp npiten
liae ioaoon. Gu 6au0e Dgo8flof-
ferne ringet, ON 5 life 6oooe pp-
ret. Get bar 9aaet min Sans iom
Aoboens life @i9e. SUN orufneoe
ior to 2Ior iioen. Gu itaar ieg Der
% oe0 life, 6ooo ieo ifaI iige. 5
maa 9erne fao mine to beOite Offer.
Seq fan life oGre tafnemmelig nof.
Og Nqlf fon 5 5ente. ioa Gange 5
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(Sluttes pan She g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-04
(Sluttes pan SIDE g..
Gnifin, @cbr.

so, ri er 0a meo en0nlt, og naar
0}eooelelierne berfra ipnes at opre
i%tanOieoe, ioa er bet for oct isrite
life al Den @run0, at ri ipefulerer
/ 2aftieila0s; ri fan bel bure lli
tige NOT og flpUe meo mallge leier-
lige Soeer, men ri laoer life bore
Be1ge, enOnu m.i10re port Sip ipps
be | Sniten, og ior oct onoet er
@rnn0en beler life Den, at ri intet
bar at ifriue ON. Do ri oltiao in
gen @rnn0 bar til at tie, toger oi
9laoet ira Munoen.
Zen itsrite 9egipen6eo Der paa
@gnen | Mnnos Winoe, D. b. !. naor
mar tun tager @enipn til oct, Ger
bite Jig for oct ianoielige 9lif, par
liffert port are0smeOe fra t3. til
t6. DIT
Saa mango Menneifer bar Der
alorig oGret iomlet pao ct 8ar
Acres Soro peo 9inifin. Ser er iffe
Gale ON at 9ioe ct Hefernt al M9-
oct / i'm SelbeO, t6i areOien bar
lin SefretGr, iom isr9er ior iligt
Sum ifal Der frem0rageS ct og oil
oct, iom fan 0onne en- beifeoen Ram.
ON bet belle.
Get logger os 9anife I 9lo0et
at p9re iorii8tige; Dor Nntlr fro
babe ri Oerfor for en- S%iffer6eos
Stplo leiet ct GeIt al Stbrrelie 10
X60 % cirfa 300 Stole; 0isie iif
ri goo 9rug for; 3eltet oerinloo
brngte ri tin til ct Gitermiooags.
me6e, o9 ielp bette bar life neOOenp
oigt, ri funoe, nnar boer CONNIE
al airfens @uluilaoe 6leo bruat,
goot rnmmeS; ber Ell 3af til aQe
Dem, Der / De Gage gioroe JIG lille;
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Der 6reote Jig no til ale Sioer til
itor @tne Tor Gaboerne. 9i
ipiite QiiO0ngs- % qften5mao i
airfens arppt, 6oorpoa enboer fior
te jim Snofoartering 6iem, % efter.
at 8rofoiten oar i%nOtagen I Stem
meme, fbrte man tilbage til airfen
JON | Be Gage / mere emo cen De
tp0ning fmOe faloe5 port Stem.
PIT Oenlme eiter BET qntal, ser ipiIte
oeo 8or0ene. maa Der 6o0e uqrei
cirfa roo. ino6eiattet 9grn, Jon
tuu0e ipiie paa cgen 0oano. &or
@roit o. DOR 5ormauo tilfommer
en- peliortient 5of. &c par ioni Cir
len i bet 6elc oa bar |iiffert noi
0eiet en- Del ior Of bol0e 9efpm.
IringeH augoaenoe GrOning % Nm
refining noe, men 0cres anitrunI
aelier froneoes me0 Selo; alt for.
loo iaa iorunoerlia title. % ie8
fan iige tattiaii, oct minoeoe na.
item ON. 9iicipliucn / en- uclorOaet
Arms.
I'll at bea0noc mco 6le9 uo.
iteot en- for at 6liDe ueO @ine0ei
OaaSbciaIing oFro8rnm). iaa
Ieubper lunoe ie. 6ooo Der ifuloc aos
| ior ii9 De iorilailiae Daac 1eruaa.
bleo Der nooelt anOfaorterinasie0.
let. 8ef0iiitioncn al 3%a0csarer pof
aacreoc | Oroen. @co ino Orb At
iiae set par en- regular armc ae.
iorpleiet. ION man fan ucnie oei
ira 0onaerues 0onacs 1intfammcr
| Der mn rnffcoc irem let ia 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-04
Banebogteren.
vi 2. Goicsser.
OserIettelie Of SiIoa 9ubI, r0m.'

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lite boloe oe0 Garnborg. 10 al
en- fsrite Glosiag aupee leg en-
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ie "a ioet Jan pinteOe II 5o1fsr2.
rem. at Io1tt 'ful0e fore oiOerc,
raa5te ban %iprpuitct I'll Gs1iionS.
forltinoeren; a8oetereu3 $50, Wan.
oeR fro 1901 Oil De ,trafs la1e
BAN label"
u8i bar in9eu 5eIefonforbinoel-
is 2r. @eneroIinipetterl SEQ ifal
ienoe en arbei0er eiter 6am."
On bolo &ime eiter fom ar6eioe-
rem tiIbage og beretteOe: o8oneOog-
teren ira 93r. $50 ton life pore 6or-
re | bette gieblif, ON ct gor Mi,
nltter poSierer Boittoeet forbi."
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De @enerolinipefteren iforpt og
gneo jim oIot6arbereoe Sage. Sc,
lie, inn ban fan life pore borte =
Den iomuittigbeosiuloe Manol Men
oa SItoget posiereoe, oa tulioe ban
n9re borte. ia, oct funoc ban. Seq
ina fra 9inouet, 6oorle0es ban loo
Cog uGre Dog % lob ooer gngen
ben moo Bilefrnttet. Ger oor life
EN- Sat oe0 8oaterbniet. gn iononn
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mig j DC iioIte treOiue 9lor. Soooan
gnnife a%nbenlpit, iom al lutter 0n0-
fab, lob ban ira 8o9et, JON fom.
mer fsren0e, % iea ina BAN for
ioinoe / 9uifene. 8erionl Der ifer
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goittoset ferte mo oe IiOt eiter igen
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