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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-01-21
What Quality OF Seed Will
You Sow

Although the fields in most of our
territory are covered deep with their
mantle of snow, the days are getting
longer, seeding time will come and
harvest also, but the quantity
and quality Of the harvest will
depend largely upon the kind and
quality of the seed sown.
Farmers do not often err in the
quantity, but they are frightfully
negligent about the quality. There
fore, it is not an impertinence to ask
you what quality of grain you will
SOW this coming spring.
Will you take the oats out of the
bin and SOW them as they came from
the field? Don t you know that it is
quite as important to prepare the
seed for the furrow as the furrow for
the seed? VIII you give back to
this land the best that is produced,
in the faith that it will produce a
better quality next wear? Will you
SOW these oats without treating
them for smut, and thus allow them
to become diseased, from to Is per
cent of them utterly blasted, the
rest growing weakly; or will you
treat them with formalin and get
rid of this parasitic fungus and
enable the oats to DO their best?
What quality of wheat will you
SOW? Will you SOW it as it came
from the field, or will you get a
grader? viii you thoroughly fan and
grade it, and SOW only the biggest
and pIumpest grains with the most
vigorous termination, thus adding
from two to five bushels per acre to
your crop?
There is the same rent for the land,
or if you are not a renter, the same
lien in the way of taxes and fencing.
Why not give your land a chance to
do its best by giving it the best to
do with?
What quality Of corn will you plant?
Any old kind, or will you plant the
best? Will you plant the kind adapted
to your soil and climate (yor: can
easily ascertain this, buying it as
near home as possible, SO that it may
be at home in your fields? Will you
plant it without testing it, or will
you take time just now, when you
have little to do except take care OF
the live stock, and having selected
your variety, select the best quality
variety, and then to make sure test
every ear by taking six to dOzer
grains from different parts of the ear
rejecting all that fail to germinate OF
that do not have strong termination
You will then know that for every
hundred grains you commit to tht
soil, at least ninety-tive will grow.
Believe us, your profits the coming
year will depend largely on what yol
do before sowing or planting tim
| You are going to SOW clover seed, 0
course. Have you determin ed wha'
kind? Have you bought your seed
or do you know where you will get it
Are you going to get cheap seed, un
graded or that of the best grade? Dc
you know absolutely that this seeC
will germinate?
This winter work of preparation i!
quite as important as the seeding
itself, and now is the time to plan
and prepare. If you do not plan
YOUR execution will be faulty, ant
/ success would simply be an accident
| If YOU do not have a grader. get one
either by buying or hiring it. |
there is no grader in your neighbor
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-01-21

DR.. J. f. CravenS of Spirit Lake,
was a guest at the Rudolph between
trains Monday, and through tbe kind
ness of Dan Sullivan the editor re-
ceived his card In 1871, the writer
in company with DR.. Cravens, Agency
Surgeon, Captain Poole, Agent, and
Bill Tucker, half breed Interpreter,
made a trip to Spotted Tails big
hostile camp, where feast was given
and the pipe of peace smoked. There
were some noted Indians at the feast,
one having no less than twelve scalpS
taken from gOyernmen surveying
party in Nebraska. His name was
Greenleaf, and next to him sat Pawnee
Killer, chief that General Custer
was never able to catch in his many
tights in southern Kansas. 1t was
generally believed by army officers
that Pawnee Killer led the warriors
that slaughtered Lieutenant Kidder
and his escort. Lieutenant Kidder
was son of Judge Kidder of Vermil-
lion. Pawnee Killer and the writer
divided a tongue and a loaf of bread
at the feast. He was a fine looking
Indian, but Greenleaf's face showed
the heartlesS savage. We enjoyed the
distinction or seat at the right of
Spotted Tail and on our right sat
| Pawnee Killer and next to him was
Greenleaf. 1t was very select com
pany of hair lifters.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-01-21

hood, then your neighbOrhood is not
up to date. Make it up to date by
getting one in some way.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

William PHILIPPE, secretary of the
American embassy at London, under
went an operation Friday for appen-
dicltis
Rev William Ganley. pastor Of
the AgaWam, Mass, Congregational
church, has received a call from the
Congregational church at Hopkinton.
He mas not yet decided whether he
viii accept the call
The trial OF Mrs. j. Marshall Dodge
of Luncnburg, Vt, indicted by the
Essex county grand jury for the mur-
der of William Heath on Sept. II, has
been SOC for Jan. 3. This announce
ment was made Friday by w. H..
Eishop, foreman of the Essex county
grand jury Mrs Dodge who is said
to be wealthy, is charged with having
murdered Heath while he was paint
ing the interior of her Lunenburg
home. She is out on bail.
Wriggling through an 1S-inch sewer
for 300 feet, T.. L. Adamsun. a plumb
"r. Thursday found a diamond ring
valued at $500, which had been lost
by Miss Harriet Shadd of Washing-
ton. y. g. The loss had worried her
to such an extent that physicians who
operated on Miss Shadd for appcn-
dicitis several days ago, doubted
whether. she would recover. The doc
tors now think the news of the recov-
cry OF the ring will aid greatly in re-
storing its owner to health
Columbus did not discover Ameri-
ca; he simply discovered the West
Indies and all we got out Of it was a
poor quality Of West Indies molasses," :"
said Representative Ives of Mount
Holly in opposing the bill to make
Columbus day a legal holiday in Ver-
mont. The measure met with deter
mined opposition in the House, which,
after refusing it a third reading,
finally passed it by a vote of 121 to 90.
Most of those who voted against the
proposition justified their attitude by
the belief that the state already has
too many holidays. The bill now goes
to the Senate.
Tired, hungry and penitent and
with all their dreams Of adventure
shattered, three boys struggled into
the central police station at Cleve-
land, o.. Thursday night and an
nounced that they wished to surren-
der as desperate criminals. Fifteen
days ago with 800 Of stolen money,
they had started from Providence, r.
l.. to see the world. The boys were
Edward Conroy. L. years old. Walter
Harrington, 19 years old, and William
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
STATE HOUSE.
Progress Of the Crusade
Against The Gypsy Moth.
How Maine Deer Get TO the
Boston Markets.
Changes in Capital Stock Of Maine
Corporations.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun
Gil Tuesday, Nov. 20, at $50 A. M.

The war against the gipsy moth,
which was inaugurated several years
ago by the State and has since that
tlme been carried ON under the direc-
tlon OF the department of agriculture.
Tor the purpose of eXterminatinS the
pest or at least preventing il from
gaining a stronger foothold in Maine
than ii has already secured, is still 60
ing on, and is being waged with great
thoroushncss. The advance of the in
sect over the New Hampshire border
into Maine has not been stopped, and
it is doubtful if it ever is under cx-
isting conditions, but through the un-
tiring work and the faithful service
of the men engaged in the crusade
the progress Of the pest has at least
been checked, and its presence has to
q great extent been confined to the
coast towns in the southern counties
of the State.
capt. f. f. Philbrook of Portland,
the special agent of the department
OF agriculture in charge of the field
work which is being carried on for
the purpose of encompassing the de-
strlction OF the moth. and who has
worked early and late in the interests
OF the cause, was at the department
of agriculture in the State House Fri
day. and in speaking of the progress
of the crusade said that the fall scout
ing had been commenced and that the
men were now working in York coun-
ty. In addition to the old fields which
had been gone over since the work be
gan. new territory in the towns of
p1rS0ncfa1G
which had hitherto been exempt from
the ravages of the insect, have been
found to be badly infested, a large
number OF infcstations having been
discovered.
In Gorham, where during the scout
Of last spring but a single new nfcs-
tation was discovered, the men have
this fall found about so The number
Of men now working is 80. The work
now in progress will be carried on by
the state uftil the first of the coming
year. after which it will be taken up
by the United States government and
carried on to completion. Capt. Phil
brook stated that in towns Whi,.li had
Heretofore been infested AMI where tho
work ot determination had been car
ried on by tn" men working for the
state. the infeStationS We're not show
ing up 50 bad. which go5s to show
the value of tic work which had been
done.
Tho source Of entry Of the moths in
to Maine is easily shown, actCriinS
to the statements of capt. Fhi!'"r"it
ny the fact tina: in the coast towns
the many inicstatinns WhicA 'lavc been
fnuIt on the street trees indicate the
route which the moths nave followed,
coming from New Hampshire. Tho
anto!hphl" has til" credit OF bring
ing many Of the pests over the line.
ani doubtless many find thor WY
over on toamS ana in other ways. Tho
State of New Hampshire is reported
to be in q bad way as to tn" presence
of the moth. having l25 towns infest-
ed. while the number Of infested
towns in Maine is only %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
SUPREME COURT.
Friday Session Brief One-No Gases
Heard.

The kennebc county supreme judi
cial court opened session Friday
morning but owing to the fact there
was no business on the docket it i'm
me1iately adjourned until $50 A. NJ.
Saturday. The PittStOn tax case,
wherein the inhabitants OF PittStOn
bring suit against The American Ice
Co. for the payment Of taxes in ar
rcarS, was scheduled to be heard at
the Friday session Of court but after
q consultation of the attorneys and
the presiding justice it was decided
that the case WCuld be heard some
time during the vacation of the regu-
lar court. This arrangement was
made because it would prove very in
convenient for the attorneys for the
defense TO have the case called Friday
on account of there being such a great
amount of business on hand for them
at present.
The Saturday session will be the
last of the November term of court
and will he taken up with the hear
ing of Il petition for review in the
case of James =. CampiOn VS.. Edward
p. Marston and William H. Newell
administrations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19

\ notice which has been filed at the
office of the secretary OF State c"rti-
fics that at Il meeting of the stock
holders OF the Mutual ShacmakerS.
Inc held in Nurrid@cWock or Monday.
oct a. it was voted 20 increase the
capitol stock If III" corporation from
S10 0Oo t. Sl0.1H0. said increase of $40
600 TO he seven per cent preferred
stock.
Another notice certifies that at a
legal meeting of the stockholders of
The inner Brace Chair Co, held at the
company's principal office in Augusta
on Tuesday. Nov. Il. it was voted 70
reduce the capital stock of the cor
poration from 100000 to S1o0,0oo. divid-
cd into 10.000 shares of the par value
Of $40 each.
The seats are now being moved into
the new Representatives hall at the
state House and fitted in their places.
as is also the speakers desk. and an
other moving in which has taken
place is the State pension office. which
is located in the northeast room on
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
Taking Out Game to Sell.

1t is ttiru2ht possible that among
tn" cAaua,S which will hc asked for
IN tlns gan" Laws at the coming ses-
sion # ;hc Legislature, will be law
Whi"' Will prevent the practice of
Y, ciICntS takil deer from the state
cor :Ic purpose nf supplying the Bos-
,un markets. Ir 1901 law was pass
Cd which provided that mo resident
Of THIS state shall carry or transport
in amy manner beyond the limits Of
this state lore than one deer in any
tp"n season for deer" but under this
lay. Il Resident Of Maine can take q
deer - Haston or other places outside
pt Maine and dispose of it as he sees
fit. That this practice is carried on it
is understood thvr, is no doubt. and
it is aIs.--und, rsto"d that some dealers
in Boston even furnish printed tags
for ;ho shipment "f deer by such
pait ties. That 'h" custom T. evidently
N practice would seem to be shown
bv the following clipping from the
H1ngor Daily News Of FRIDAY. Nov.
is:
Six different residents of Wasting-
tor county PASSED through B"ngor,
Thursday with deer cn route for Bos-
ton. where they viii sell their game
20 the 'l@riltts.
"Warn"ns Neal and Perkins used
quite vigorous language in regard to
these pot hunters No section of
the state said th"v has had more
money spent on it for protection, yet
every year there is a gang of pot
hunters who get q big deer and at
;his time win take it through t. the
Boston markets. Yet what can we do
It's shane.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19

novaand6nnos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
THE N. X. FARE .ANk COMPANY
CHICAGO
GFrom Il. Boston Gl"hr.D
ALarge Boulder Fellia Front
of a Passenger Tra.in Go.
ing at Fifty Miles an Hour
And It Was Almost Miraculous That
Everyone of the Two Hundred Pas
seneers Were Not Crushed to Death.

Wl"u ven read such startling head
hn"S IT. tn" G1ilN papers. did YOU ever
stop to think how many lives are be-
ing crushed uLt daily by stones in the
bladderS Of hundreds Of human beings.
because no remedy was ever known
10 medical science that would remove
them until hloo,line was discovered; ;
and sine" hloodinc has been found to
be 4 specific Tor this terrible atiiiction.
It has had the most phenomenal sale
throughout tGr East and West, of any
remedy ever known. Thousands "f
bottles having been sold in q single
DAY IN many If the large cities
If NoI are suffering Witli Stono in
the bladder. aching pains over hips.
backachr, Scdim"n, or deposit in urine.
lrf1tati"n "f thr bladder. pain in uri-
Mating, rhcumatiSm. uric acid in the
blood, sudden Stopna2e OF tn" urine.
highly oolrrod rr milky white urine
pass blood cr MucuS in urine. reten-
tlon oi urine, Strainin" 1ftcr urtnat-
ing, thick or sluggish urine. scystitiS
Inflammation OF bladder. catarrh Of
bladder, or bowels. pufliness under
eyes. voracious appetite. thirst. gall
stones. gravel. pain in urethra. swollen
ankles, dimmed vision, spccks before
Inc eyes. scanty urine. frequent calls,
mouth dry. billiousness. dribbling.
iu.hbaso- weakness. loss of flesh ir-
regular heart action. liberation Of the
bladder. skin pale. waxy and dry. bad
ooof of p"rspiration. don't delay. but
send to ycur druggist and get bottle
OF bloodino at once: if he does not
keep hloodine. you can secure six
weeks treatment, six bottles. for
Sz'ac, or single bottles soc. trial bottle
ana booklet 10c, from The Bloodine
laboratories, Boston. Mass Frank P.
6urns, Special Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19

the building.
Inc following corporation has filed
its certificate of organization at the
office OF the secretary OF State:
Pcnobscot Realty Co, organized at
Bangor for the purpose of conducting
a real estate business with $4,000 cap
ital stock, Of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President, John r. Graham
of Bangor; treasurer, Howard Corning
Of Bangor. Certificate filed Nov. is,
1910.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
novlgd1t

Beandey, 16 years Old. Conroy admit
ted having stolen the money from an
aunt. The three had reached Cleveland
by way of many freight trains. They
had lived royalty as long as their 500
lasted. When they arrived in this city
they We're penniess. At first they
started to board a freight train to
continue their travels but the world
did not look nearly so attractive on
an empty stomach and they decided
to surrender to the police
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's do not sicken or gripe. and may be
taken with perfect safety by the most
delicate woman or the youngest child.
The old and feeble will also find them q
most suitable remedy for aiding and
strengthening their weakened digestion
and for regulating the bowels. For sale
everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
oslo Giddinas at Weeks Mills.

Leslie Giddings at Weeks Mills.
J. B. Holder was weekend guest
of relatives at Weeks Mills and at
tended Friends Quarterly meeting al
South China Sunday morning.
Fred Phillips is engaged as motor
man on the L., A. e w. Street Rail-
way.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
SUNNY |
MONDAY!

If your time is worth any
thing, Sunny Monday Laun-
dry Soap will be a boon to
you. Its wonderful dirt-start.
ing qualities enable it to do
the work with little assistance
from you, while its purity is
indicated bv its Whiteness. 1t
will double the life Of YOUR
clothes.
The best is the cheapest in
the end-in laundry soaps as
well as anything else.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
A CARD

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a so
cent bottle of Grccnc's Warranted
Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
2o-ccnt bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Bowdtch & Webster, Jackson Bros,
kinsman Pharmacy, C. H. Beane,
Arthur Tctrcault. ChaG Ward d Co,
Willis X. Partridge, Gardiner
John COughlin.
Temple Pharmacy,
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19

Judge Benedict +. Maher and Ar
thur T"trcault left Friday for New
Haven. CT. where they will attend the
Harvard-Galc football game this af-
tcruOOr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-19
VASSAL LBORO.

EAST-Mrs. Lizzie ROundy and
Greta were weekend guests Of Mrs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-18
Sic arme YrinSeiitn.
@oman bon 5eoor BON
3obeItiB.
(GortiebulIl.)

@r borte binter ii6 fem 8er4ulG,
nidt einmal oos &oi6eln ibres
&leioes. Sic muBte %betpeguneslos
iieen geblieben iein. gr 1offte auf
ein lestes Inrufen, auf Elm Gdlub=
mort, einen 9onf ODER ein Moieu;
aber lie idrpieg. @r idlob leiie ulio
porii6tig Die Sir. Gin i6!podes
Sa6eln ging uber ieine 3iige; ibnl
mar, als idloiie er au6 iein 2eben
ob. 9as 2G6eln blieb. @as noIte
ct benin? 8em bate feline SSuecto
gegolten? @em golt Die arheit
ieiner Wannesiabre? ais nod
Die Minnebofe bliibten gob es ritz
terlide Serren, Die meibtelt i5r gatl-
5es 2eben Der Game hires Screens.
@ls nod oas 4onietum bon @ottes
8naOen nor, ltorb oes 2anhes M6el
fir iein Sool. Sir @olgatba blute-
ten Wtidionen. ltno pel6e Spfer
foroerte Die einfo6e Sreuuoi6aftl..
@eltens Sdritte our6bollten oen
&orrioor. Ct la6elte nid)t mebr;
IS war aber au6 ni6ts 9itteres aui
ieinem @eiidt. ST iab bea llnb flor
in Die 3ufunft. uSiibr es dlt @lloe,
on romantiider Narr", iogte er fid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-18

Die Gountp=&ommiidle bu6etl
ben 8ono bon @nt. Meier, Sen 81
tel oes 2anbes, pel6es fir ote Nr-
menfarm ongefauft tpuroe, li6er3u=
iteGen, angenommett. 9ieles 2urb
liegt in Der Nabe bon 8ergs Nuble,
6 Meilen iioli6 Ser 5tobt ulio url-
faBt 100 4der. Sobolo Der Sitel
perfeft lit, miro 0ie Irmenfarm non
Dem alten mad Dem nelten Nlob rer-
legt.
= Gin @ebGuoe fir oie GurbclS-
TANNER, meldes ser StoD1 ulir6ig
it, lit Ser neueIte Blart, welbe bon
nnlerer Sanoelsfammer berotell
muroe. Gin &omite BON 5 lpltrDe CT.
nonntu Inn gori6la9e 81 Oiilenl
3mede aus%5uarbeiten.
.. Molina, Sefretdr oes Sit
beits=Wini1teriums BON Werlfo, tell.
te Der bieiiget International Guir
Milociation IN einem 8rief bonn II.
Sum- nit, BOB oie beriibmte 3opaoo-
reg &opelle ndbreno ser 6air III
Can @ntonio ipielen miiroe. Gieie
&apelle beitebt aus go Mulifcrl1, ocn
beiten III Merifo, uno fornlllt nit
ben &omplimenten bolt Bralioeni
0iaa an bie Sair=@ eieIidoIi. Cir
Sffi5ier oes Gegiments, oent Die So
pelle 5ugebort, begleitet lie.
@arl Seinri6 Gneln III,
ein alter gifpobner unierer Stoot
nel6er am S6l1tB bes 9iirserlrie-
ees NIT Dem So. Sainoiier Gcgilnrni
bierber fam uno ieitoem pter ieiner
@obniib nobm, itarb i'm Nltcr Don
70 Sabren IN ieiner 8obuutllg, 234
@poming StraBe. gr bintcrldBi 2
Sobne uno oret Sodter. 9relnl por
friiber ols @artner bier tatig ullf
NOR iebt bel Dem lutberil6en Srieo-
bof angeiteut.
Serr 9rof. IS. S. 8eicr-
mann aus Gainesville ipeilt 5lllr
9eiu6e in ser Staot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-18
@nnberbare Gntbedmngen

fenn5eidnen uniere 3eit. Siaenlo=
idinen, Drabtloie Gelegrapbie,
fur6tbare 4riegsmoi6inen uno 1elles
8unoer auer @unber. Or. Sings
Seem DISCOVERY, Die bos 2eben ret
tet, tpenn es our6 Suiten, grfdltun-
gen, Grippe, 9rondttis, Seufieber
unb 2ungenleioen be6ro6t lit. Stiff
iofort. Sidere Seilung. Sames 81.
8luf, Iibbiae, g. g., 81. 81. go. 4,
bot es BON einem i6limnen @uiterl
gebeilt, no6bem oue anoerll @itiel
febli6lngen. SOC nno $1.0O. Ser
iubsfloi6e fret. @arantiert bon alell
9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-18

@er ober, als Tie 900 irt's Beitc
3og nit ibr iiber's Meer Dr1tous2
Seer CAB ibr froblid oas 8eleite,
@er bali ibr bauen oas neue
Saas?
User itano ibr BEL in 2ieb' uno
Sreu,
DAB, mas Tie idaffte, mol gcriet2
@er eob Der bentihen Graft Die
@eibe
Senieits oes Meers?- bas oent-
ihe 2ieo.
0ad Dem Sabre 1870 periiummtr
sr mebr rnb mebr. Sm Sabre 1873
uerlor er ieinen Sobn Gtto, ron
Sdlog bat er iif niti mie-
Der erbolt. gr puroe aud forperlid
leioeno. &er5perfettune trat elm,
Walieriuht folgte uno om is. WIr5
1876 fem oos @noe. Seia leBteS
8eoidt tit gu S6effels fiinf5isitem
@eburtstaa t6. 6ebruar 1876, emit
Itanoen. @s i6lieBt nit oeu 8erlen:
o@ern mar if beut' ielbit 0eines
&eigens
Gin 3euge flott uno fronf,
God meme &eime 5eigen's
Der iie ididt lift leioer frunf.
Sob 0a6iidt 6'rum nit Dem 6itt-
rerl
Sein @las tGnt boa uno rein,
SIT audi iein 8ein elm Giitrer
SITS oud) nur gbinopeia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-18
3luSlftes 9apitel.

nTermanoten uno Sreunoen ulto
lollen, Die i'm gefannt babetL gc6el,
mir bierntit ee5iemeno NoDridjt bon
Dem am IL. 8. Mts. nadltittags 2
llbr erfolgten Sinideioen unleres ae-
liebten 8oters, @robpaterS nno
S6mieeerpaters, Seiner 3urGlaud)t
oes Ser5oes gu gmsfird Stto Shirt
BON Serrfurtb, @rofen nno Serrn oet
Stoot uno @rafidaft 9eifiel. Srei-
BERN BON @rooib, alld) Serrn ani
9nrg-@aern neblt 9omba6, 9Dnig-
lid preuBii6er @eneralmaior 3. g.,
pDoftor tbeologiae bonoris callio"
uno Sitter bodlter Sroen.
uDie 8~eiietung erfolet am Is. s.
Wets. in ser Samiliengruit ill @n,s-
fir6.
emil Ser8os gu @msfird Siirit
bon SerrfurtD.
Sobanna Ser8ooin gu gatsfrh
Siiritin BON Serrfurtb, geb. @rdIin
bon Barslin-@oloegg.
9orro 8raf bon Serrfurt5-9 Belief.
Sa5if Shirt 8ura-eooiil.
@lile Siiritin 8ura-eobin 9cb.
@rafin BON Serrfurtb.8eiiiel.
Benefit ben Ginoern."
9ieie in etipos pre5i0ieut Still oI'-
gefaBte SoOeshn8eige ipuroe I'M
Serbit oes foloenoen Sobre5 pcr-
Ihtdt.
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