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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
SOMETHING BUSINESS Girl MUST
0ECIpE FOR HERsEIF.
Middle lins Bstwssn "Prlmplns" and
"Frumpery" 10 the Right Course,
but Question 10 Decidedly
q Delicate One.

All IL vanity and vexation Of
spirit" the boss quoted whimsically
whenever his help fingered unduly
long behind the six-panel folding
screen that shut out the rest room
ut the end OF the ONCE.
But sometimes he felt a little more
and looked . little than whim-
sical when every nymph in the once
had contracted the habit-or shall We
call It the egotistical diseasef-of
Whaling Oh to the rest DON at every
spare moment and always emerging
with . fresh layer Of rice dust or .
jauntier effect to her couture.
II you could hear that manager
think sometimes you would probably
hear something like this: Poor lit
tie slaves Of style and fashion! How
they always swarm at the bottom
runS. No. Stree. on the stage. I W
yet saw Q primping doll distinguish
hersslf. more's the pity. It is really
too bad 20 many intelligent girls
spend time and money on q business
education and then dissipats their
energy on the altar Of vanity"
Many . business girl will admit that
the hoes almost hit the nail on the
head. but
That but" 10 . monster one which
connotates: Who like tho girl who
doesn't look neat? What chance has
trump Of getting . positionf Al
that glitters isn't gold. and some APP
ples are rotten ct the core, but who
says that looks don't countf
An hAa Nnav M fr,,n aeo}n hnf n
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
Choosing q Career.

1t Is true. Of course. that the prob
lem OF personal adjustment Is a dim
cult n for a great many young men.
Those older men who remember thetl
own perplexities will have ample sym.
pathy for the college junior or senior
who is a we'll balanced man and en-
tireiy willing to do faithful work In
the world, but Is not conscious of an
overpowering call to enter any par
ticular profession Some young men
decide these questions on broad prin'
cipies, while others are guided by I'm
mediate considerations. l have never
believed that the successful choice
and pursuit of a calling should be
thought chiefly a matter Of affinity.
Rather AN I inclined to think it all
a matter Of character; that is to say.
of steadfastness, wholeheartedness
and concentration. Not only is all
good work honorable, but 1t a be
made sufficiently interesting.-Albert
Shaw.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
oesne,Mne Hints.

When stenciling a design for a
wallpaper frteze, draw the diapered
pattern on heavy paper 81 ii to al.
low the skeleton design to hold Arm
y together after the sprays have
been cut out from stencil plates. Cut
out each piece OF the drawing with
. sharp knife. and lay 1t on q rough
piece Of the cardboard so that the
edge Of the knife II not turned.
Prepare each piece to resist the
action Of the color by sizing or by
shellac dissolved in methylated
spirits.
Nix the color with one-third pic.
ture ecopal varnish and two-thirds
turpentins, using only = small Dor.
ton 1t . time. al It il very volatile.
Then dab the color all over the sur,
face Of the design with q stencil
brush. You will then be ready to up.
ply It TO the walls.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11

- . novelty. The yelled effect il
more pleasing and satisfactory in A
waist than q skirt. since It gives q
color effect which cannot be obtained
BY pipings or bands. There IL a
beautiful mesaalfne. woven in the
designs and colorings Of the famous
India shawls, which 10 used extern.
sively In combination with black for
waists. The plain black silk waists
are worn . great deal. The smartest
Of them have Q narrow round yoke OF
white lace, which gives them a dressy
appearance. relieving the somberness
Of the black.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
BY JULIA

~ OTHING is prettier in ribbon ar
engagements than a DOW and ends
in simple or in elaborate designs.
But one, may not always arrive at the
desired effect by the use Of bows.
A shape may be modified or changed
in appearance by building it in n
direction or another with ribbon ar
ranged in loops. Flower forms may
be copied or simulated, and nothing
Is more fashionable than small, COM
pact roses and foliage made of rib
bon.
These examples are given here of
ribbon in unusual arrangements. In
the first a cap-like shape covered with
big velvet peoples is heightened at
the back with wired loops of heavy
satin ribbon. These bows redeem the
shape, lifting it from the common
place into one of those which the
French have described as 1.-The fleeting
profile" shapes. They are full OF
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11

This pretty costume, designed espe-
cially for boating or sailing, is Of white
linen trimmed with bands of blue and
white striped linen. The skirt is made
with q group of plafts at each side,
above which 1t Is ornamented with
buttons. and ls encircled about knee
high, with an inserted band Of the
striped linen.
The blouse has a bib-like plastron
Of the material ornamented with but
tons. The sailor collar and cuffs are
embroidered with anchors and trim.
med with the bands of striped linen.
The odd cravat and the girdle are Of
black liberty.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11

lot OF substitutes who don't care to
draw the reins tight in his absence you
are once more at a disadvantage. Your
extra efforts aren't noticed enough.
You think what's the use If l don't
get credit for It?
Who a deny ia little OF your
success always depends on the char
acter Of the people you work for.
Wouldn't 1T be fine II the business
girl could choose her manager. just
rs her manager chooses his stenog'
rapheri
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11

A typical. well-preserved. welledu-
Gated woman Of the present day who
~confesses to forty, but whose heart
and complexion are both as fresh az II
at least ten years younger. has q
keener ssst for life than many q wom-
an only half her age. Perfectly
groomed. exQuisitely polished In
style and manner. she 10 . thing OF
beauty In . very real sense OF the
word. and she knows her power
0entlewoman.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
FAMILIAR 100 IT NoWl" HAS
BEEN SUPERSEDED.
Much Moro Aggressive 10 the New
Best Seiie-Dealer@ Gives His
Opinion a. to Causes That
Led to Change.

Kan. may inquire. What has become
Of the old-fashioned business man
who used to have tho motto. DO 1t
now pinned above his desk!" Accord
ing to postcard manufacturers and re-
tailers the occasion for this query Is
wellnigh at hand. The demand for
the DO 1t now" cards has been dying
nj for over a year.
This is u best seller is the orphic
line at present." said a dealer the
other day. The card exhibited bore
this inscription. printed in red: III
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
He's THE KING CT s7ENDERs
Paul Rainsy. = Popular dew Yorker,
Who Gets Rid Of 100000
Year.

New York.-The greatest none
spender OF the present day is Paul
Rainey. Mr.. Rainey is estimated to be
worth about $50. 600. 900 and 1t IL .
well-known fact that he spends ST..
100000 q year on enjoyment. He Is
thirty-three years old and came OF
ago at the time his father died. He
Inherited a fortune that was estimated
at about $40. 900. 900, which was less
than half Of the total OF the vast
wealth which his father had ccumu
lated in the coal ant coke industry
in Cleveland. Mr.. Rainey has made
no inroads on his fortune. On the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
Winter SkIrta,

Dance frocks for the debutante. and
those for the theater. are made with
short skirts. Skirts for the older
woman touch the floor, or train slight.
ly, but both classes preserve the of.
feet Of the "shackle." Some smar
houses have put out skirts with eight
or ten narrow cores. and an occasion.
al picture" skirt IL shown which Ia
full and gathered into q corded round
or pointed waist. But these are the
exception.-Harper's Basar,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
common-sen.e View Of Things.

~ o
What good Is there In having a last
venomous ding at a boss who has
played the despot? None whatever,
except that it may be a temporary
sa1ve to your vanity and long smol-
dering spite.
Why make those other people feel
that they are less fortunate than you
by repeated emphasis Of your l1ne
prospects? All the world hates .
braggart. All their thoughts are
aga!ns. you II your new position.
The good opinion of a former EN-.
ployer Is something not to be Ignored
nowadays. No matter what your
present prospects ~exigencies may arise
later on where his good will may as-
sist you.
The right way to leave q good DO
sition should be an instinct when o
keep an eye to the future.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
Le.son tor the Children.

Lesson for the Children.
That father 10 fortunate who can
and must enlist the affections. AK
the lad to consider the help he can
render. Father works hard and there
r many to feed. Will not tho child
lend a hand? The fathers motive b
love, and he awakens 1t in the ooo.
Get the idea in early that one
should be his own master. He orders
himself to. work. He is doing what
he pleases In taking his place among
men. His employer 10 q director only,
not a master. Employers arc simply
inanimate guide posts. tell what II
wanted.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
Paul Rainsy.

contrary he has increased It b,
shreWd investments until now he 10
reputed to be worth $50, 000. 900. Even
though he may spend q million every
year he ID still living within his in
oona.
einsularly enough, neither Paul
Rainey nor his brother has the name
o. being dissipated. No scandals ave
have been associated with them. They
are not even considered as reckless
sp~endthrifts. There II nothing eccen-
tic about Paul Rainey or about the
my he gets rid of his million dollars
year. He 10 q w~ell-balanced young
man who does not seek to attract at
tsntion to himself by frantic out
bursts Of profigate waste. He simply
has . royal income and disposes Of It
~ living on an extremely lavish scale
and tsking out Of life the greatest pos
sabaa enjoyment.
Since settling In New York eight
ynFs 40 Rainey has been % popular
= any young man v . was in an ex-
eauslvs social ret IN America. He 10 .
lno, biz, generous man. In whom the
1--we Of living 10 strong.
Paul Rainey has been . dashing polo
paayR, : distinguished follower Of the
leul1s brilliant yachtsman and =
snAhon spectacular figure on the turf.
IL ~ .bosn prominent also y an an
tpDdhlhse. No man can 60 In for
yaeiftng on the scale he has without
opsuoing hundreds o. thousands Of
inn1ss;no nAn can % into the racing
I-.Ne2E x 49, -->-A
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
hines for Ironing Day.

Let The busy housewife once try
this plan when ironing. and she will
10 longer cling to the old method Of
ironing handkerchiefs. Press each
one out carefully with a hot iron, and
lay aside. n on the top Of the
others. In = Aat pile. Later ON, white
resting, fold In the usual creases. II
= bot necessary to the beauty OF a
Aa~ndkoFchief that the creases be cyl.
l1ot, and In this way the labor of
ag Z shortened.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
a New Tic.

4 fetching new tie hat gives .
touch Of color Ia a dark or white cos
tune 10 made from bias satin or vel
vet formed into inch wide folds. These
are ended with lunches Of tiny now
ers and leaves. while = similar bunch
holds the leaves together in front.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
The supreme Test,

Darling, would you trust ne q
ways?"
Always and in all things, dearest. I
would even "a any ice cream yea a.
dered in spite Of oil the boards q
health In the country.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11

A machine has been invented Tor
printing. developing and fixing posi-
card photographs at q high rate q
speed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11
Black waist.

Slack Waist.
The black chiffon blouse over white
or over . silk In Persian coloes .
even popular now than at The
md OF last season, when It wAs ha1lol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25

tilfsieoe bam ifgIee Bib. ct. Sol.
febl." en- Men9oe Soar / p~enitre
@rm, Saano og 6in9re; ira ct Opbt
Soar / &aonoflaoen trof 29gef ct
I CONNIE lonat og 129omme breot
Stpffe af Botronbplitret frem.
5fipe, s. Oftober. Zen
25-aorige aarl 9aurios 8erteIien,
Son at Sacob 8erteIien / Riinm,
ble0 ifelee Slime 6oIfebl.~ / @nar
Orebt / en- ariotgrno / gotum beo,
at ct ariotlag itprteoe neo ooer
BAN % foolte BAN.
= Ringfebine, I. 0ftober. @n
6 9tors Bige. 0otter al N1aos
9eielien al 9tp aoitbierg i Boiling,
bIep / @anr 5ormio0ogs iporfet /
l1n0erlioet al Ell 6slboppe. Barnet
er / Gag 900 efter baoroe 2ioelier.
@ammcl Crib. SuniebD apee.
foriifringsieIifab mo0tog ifsIge
ngtpfbg. 0ebI." for no9en 2iO iiOen
100 ar. ira en- unapngioen MonO
| amerifn, Ie0iaget al De fna ORD,
at BET par enmmeG @GIo til 5eIifa-
bet. antagelie er oct fra en- 0ano,
Ser Ell Sang bar iaoet Gritatnine
fra Selifabet. men iom MI er fonl.
men / Ganfer ON, at oct par ube-
retti9et.
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llngbomsmpOe.

gil @uo bIiuer ct Itsrre ling.
Oomsmsoe ofbolot | Smm. D co..
Ilitb. Neniabeo, Cation, GnIif. /
0o9ene fra IS. til 90. Surrender.
genner Of Serrens og Dor airfes
Sag inobp6es poo 6et ferIigIte.
s 5erOeIesbeo oil oct gIeoe os at
ie mango Of Sc itnoe | gncific.areOs
iomIes meo os I oisie Oo9e. Op.
boloet UNDER RsOet oil blipe frit og
ON SnOm9IoeIie er ifet til timber.
teoneoe ieneit oen 10. Nou. oil Der
5are @oan PED Stotionen i 6resno
on 0lenn0er for at mootaoe De til.
reiien6e.
dIere Of bore Grpiter oil oeItaoe
og Spergmaal al gi9tisbeo ol.e
orsitet. som nu 5 fpre ltn0e og
oeI Serrens Sober meo og.
Ban Observation-Disclosures oe DE
niabe0ens 0egne.
~. 6. e ne n q b o m.
OIennoer. Col.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
GGstis grunO.
9rume e @olodmiots geiterbro-
ltoIalg tOtalt ~neObr9nOt.

ON aftrnsn ben 8. Os. bar en- tor
0rnno bGrget 6rome & @olo-
Ktmiots lloialg. Ge~iterbrogoOe q,
6lsrnet at 5tenosgaoe. asbeHboDn.
Der inoebaDes al Carl NinbIao.
geo g. 1ioen tom en- al 6orret-
uiuaens gtspe0ienter. 3aTltrsm,
Dor Of Iuffe op for 5orretniHseHs
sleFtriIfe ginOuesbesDsHing. Soei
bar Oreier en- al aontntterue ON
bisIe Fiuoes | ariOeren Itet'
Der m aortiIutnina. boorDeo noal'
let irnaeliae NaHniattarparer an
iuuotes. "a aaIoer % Siie er ID
Get. pareoe bet fun SefnHoer
irbsu bet belle oar cnHlpGnot q
5Iomuer. % bes par meO tort We
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
ROro Safpta arcos' aarsmpbe.

9OrO GafOtn areos' aarsmpbe.
ROrO Gofota areOs Of Den ~fOrens.
be oaHite Girte nfboIoer lit @orsme.
be ! 9rinitatis Reni5beo ueo Sen.
mare ira D. 1870. Rooember. =
groriOn SsiitoIe nabnes B. 81. go.
oember.
6sleenOeea inner oil Blue fcrbnn5.
let:
1. areoicns emnel gtom. TOTO.
2. GFniabeoens 6mne: Saaiegs.
relien. Sebr. II, 2D.
aae arcOiens 9rGiter minOes on
oeres RettisbeO og 5orpl stplie I'll
at giDe MsOe.
Vile areOiens Renigbe6er bebes
pnn oct iuo~itanoigiie ON at Iene-
GeIeaater 2igeleoes beoes Remigbr'
Oerue at nominere 1irefticnsmeo.
lemmer for grorions SgiifoIe. Luor
oisies 5io n6Isber.
J. @ertfen. 3orm0.
2rtnitatis Nenigbe0 inOb10er
berueo oIe. iom fomme Tan iiI0reos,
ms0et. 9iIreiisnOe be0es mel0e fla
icneii Ben IS. NoB til Rr enrs
ReterFen. Honie 1 aenmarr. u
Taf. Elsie. Tom tommer me0 LOG
o. enifer al bIipc nfhenirt aen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
@isfOnsmpbc % GcfOrmutiOHSfef

Misfipnsmpoc % HcfOrmatiOHsfef
ofboloes ON Sub bill | Seaiaonnos-
menigbeO / 8altpoca ira 27-3O.
Oftober. Msoet oabnes oen 81. ON
aftenen al. s. @enner err biertelis
oelfomne og beoes meIoe oeres Rom.
me til Rr. 5obn Mnoien eIler IN
oerteene6e.
Serrcn peIiigne Wsoet.
Boo Menigbeoens 8egne,
6. 8. Sen e II, 8aupoco, Bis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
RisFonsnse.

5ro Den 23. iii 80. Sstober blirer
Der = oil Sub = ofboIot Wi3iions.
rye | getbes6o oanife airfe, Des
Moineg. Soma, bDortiI Der berueo
mobpoes.
5sIeenoe BrGIter bar looet at
prroife: s. 3. gbriitianien. aubu-
bon, Soma, g. aasmusien. Rorcus.
Soma og g. u. 9nurien. Gil Sorn,
Soma.
8u0mun0 Grill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
ArbeiOsfOnflifter / 1909.

8 1909 forefalot / Danmart "a
arbeiositanosninger (StriIer d
9octouts). Sum 1901 % 1908 bar
antouet uaret minore, meoens oct
/ ale De eorige Qnr ii0en 1897 bar
oQret itsrre; / 1908 par oct enOoe
nGiten oobbelt iaa tort, nemlig
i22.
Antaaet al ar6eiositanosnin9er
er, beooer oct / yStatiitiif gfter-
retninaer", til en- bis GRAB ct uo-
trpt for, ON neutrality-suspicious. ! ct
Mar bar oRret mere eaer minore
urolige, men oct mao Dog erinore,
at lan9t De fleite os melt omfotten-
De Striosipsrgsmaal M afgereg
DeO 5or6onOling melem arbeioer-
mes og 4rbeiosgiOernes 0rganiia-
toner.
af De 81 arbeiosfonflifter /
1909 funoe Der for ooer en- Ser.
oeOel life til~Deiebringes n9rmereOp
lDsninger oneaaenoe antaaet af9lr-
beioere. Der 6ergrtes al arbeios-
ItnnOsninoen. SterIteoeIen al oisie
Ronflifter bar Dog liffert opret
al ringe Omfang. Jor De eurige 46
Aonflifter er 4ntaaet al Oirefte
bererte 4%rbeiOsgiDere og 4~rbeioere
opgiort til benbolosnis 50 og 2279.
S 6or6olO til tioligere 9ar er beg
ge Ial ret Imao. of De 227S ar-
beI0ere, JON oirefte paa @run0 al
9Onflifterne blep ar6eioslgie / tor
tere eaer leneere Gi0, bar oOer De
to Sre0ieOele uoelufte0e ,meoens
s87 q itrifenoe Ar6eiOere. 9ette
uieOuanlige 5orboIO ifpIoes Den
tore aonflift / Sfomdgerioget.
af Observation-Disclosures peo.
rsrte De % 9ooeoitaoen, 20 Bro
oilsbperne oe II 9anooiltrifterne
Aeraf 9 / 4sbenbapns 4mt).
III iamtIige ga arbeiOitanos-
Ringer fenoel ma garigbe0en al
be AZ. af oisie oareoe De II UNDER
en- uge. 26 oper en- uge, men UNDER
ct 6ieroingaar, meoens 4 uare0e
cUer ct 5ierOinenar.
Oct omtrentlige LAB al 4rbeioS-
ooee er for 1909 opgiort til ca.
$1,000. Sgina maalt paa Oenne
Nnaoe mata 4rbeiosfonflifterne /
1909 iiges at Opre al ringe Sm-
fang, ioet fun 2 Aar Iioen 1897
lOo Der for fBrite Sang ~uoarbeiOe-
oes %officiel Statiitif ouer 4rbeios-
ESHflifter) opDiier ct mil0re AntaI
table 4r6eiOsoage; oct iterite autal
Dnr / 1899, 0a De table a~r6eiosoage
'gnr @run0 al ben tore 2octout LIB
~ til e 100000, oetminOite
q / 1903, for boilfet 9ar antaQet
AT table a~r6eiosoage er opgiort til
fEn 1880.
&enip6resmaal par Den bpppigite
Aoriag til aonflifterne ~ 3iliRl,
A); / ct Gilfploe Oreieoe Strioen
Fg URientlig ON Qrbeiostio; / A ON
foriteaige Spsrgsmaal Deorerenoe
drbejo5oroniHgen og lign., ! II
Eilfploe oar bet ~perionli9e 5orbolo
se | fife minore emo 6 8ilf9Ioe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der goD
anleoning til aonfliften. meoens
20 Gilipl0e fife bar funnel tlasJ-
iiceres.
geo gilpggelie al aonflifterne
anOenotes NpeIing ! 7 giIfqloe %
8oIooift ! I.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
NisFOns. % i~tnsSDmsmsbr.

On @uo oil, blioer Ger Risiions-
ms0e os l~lusOomsmsOe / Sacfion.
pile, Sn. 9e9puoer 5reOoe 5or.
miooag ocn %. OCTOBER, buor ga.
itor Sborien uil tale og i~ortintteS
til ben 80. u. W. RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25

Stobsier9ent 8bomien ser er
9rooer til airfebetient aiauieus
0nitru, afbolot for % aar iioen
oereS 9rDaup iamtiOie / 9reo-
itrup oeo 6reoerica. og SsIpbrpl-
luppet bolOtes IigeleOes iammen |
aebenbaon. Miooaeen bol0tes
paa @imIe.
aOlOs Sns. llnOer 5or6an0.
lingSmeoet paa Hpslinge @siifole
iorle0en minOeoe &giifoleioritan-
Der Sb. greosoorff ON aftenen oeO
9orOet ON, at noe poo 3pslinge
Mart Iigger Den fsrlte oanife 9gi-
if%olebD9ning, bpor Sold / lin 8io
begDnote @erningen. San benitil.
leoe. at 9giifolerne og 2nnobrugs.
%ifolerne buroe gsre no9et for at
freoe bette Sus iom Minoesmerfe
for noget al BET eienoommeligite,
Der er / 2anoet.
alfreO Eoulien opIpite ifeloe
a6siifoIebIaOet. at Suiet / oct oe-
ienlige itoo ufornnoret, iom oct
par / aoloS 8io. Get 6enItiaeoes
oerefter til 9eitprelieu at foretoge
SfriOt til Suiets 6re0ning.
SOaO 5Olf fan elcmmc / Soget
9rGnier til oct utrolioe. Set les
iaaIeoes al en- Site, 9epotet ior
iunone Eager iornplig bar laoet
opiloa / 6re0erieia Standardization.
% bOori Der iiel9e 6reoericia Gag
bloO efterlDies @iermpno til man.
1e pene Sing, bI. a.:
~ Bar 9riaer % %2orgnetter, 8
9roider og 9laoIe. % Gpflepumper
% Sp9ter. 3 3nmebatte, 6 Singer
ringe, , @orOinitGuger. % Ser.
rebate. % &aan0taifer. 1 5ernrer,.
1 gommelr. u 0oeriraffel, t55
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