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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
One On the Attorneys.

They tell this one on three of
Clayton ccunty's prominent attor-
neys: A man was brought before
Judge Fellows at the last term of
court on a criminal charge. The
Judge asked the prisoner if he had
counsel, and on being informed that
he had none, asked him if he desir-
ed an attorney. The fellow said:
Il don't know, Judge, how much
would it cost?" The Judge smiled
and informed the man that there
sat behind him three nice looking
attorneys, any of whom might in
form him. The prisoner turned
about, and with long and scrutin-
izing look studied the faces of At
torneys Murphy, Davis and Price
then turned to the court and said:
Judge, | plead guilty. West
Union Union.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
In the Eastern Markets.

Mrs. Bertha Mott and son J. w.
of Cresco departed Friday night on
their regular trip to the eastern
markets, in quest of new goods for
the Mott & Co. stores here and at
Cresco. They will visit Chicago,
Cleveland, Philadelphia and New
York, and have every opportunity
possible for the best advantage I'M
the selection of the very latest crea-
tions. They will buy from first hands
for cash, getting the latest styles,
the best qualities and their own
personal selection, which means
much for their customers at home.
The reputation already established
by this firm is sufficient guarantee
that the stock the coming season
will be one that will not be surpaBs-
ed in this section of the country.
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If you want anything under the
sun, use our want column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
Calmar SAYS So Too.

Following our editorial of last
week, advocating the use of the
voting machines, which the county
owns and is getting no use out Of,
the Calmar Courier gives the senti-
ment in that Community in the fol-
lowing item:
We never favored the voting ma
chimes, but the recent doings of dis
satisfied candidates who did not win
out at the polls, conyinces us that
the voting machine is not as bad a
thing as it might be- Had the vot-
ing machines been used at the last
general election all the trouble of
contests, engendering i'll feeling
would have been avoided. 1t has
gotten so now that when candi-
date can't win at the polls in the
regular way he will try to get him.
self in on some technicality by
starting an election contest. The
voting machines would do away with
any such trifie as there would be
no way of going back of the election
returns. The county has the ma
chimes and they may just as we'll be
used. Or, if candidates are not go
ing to abide by the returns made
by five honorable election judges in
each voting precinct, or not abide
by the expressed will of the people
at the polls, then what is the use
in having all that trouble and big
expense of holding elections at all.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Brunt & Parman has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The
business hereafter will he conduct
ed by Mr.. Parman, who has pur-
chased the interest of Mr.. Brunt the
retiring member All persons know
ing themselves indebted to the firm
of Brunt & Parman are requested to
call at the store and make settle
ment with Mr., e. ]. Parman.
i. w. Brunt,
6-3w E. j. PARMAN.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15

every convenience to be found in
regular first class hospitals. The
doRtors and surgeons were working
industriously and preparing them
selves for every possible emergency
in connection. with sickness and d.
sease among sailors on the water.
Visitors receive the utmost cordial
attention, and the sailors explain all
the details that the ordinary per-
sons are not familiar with. It's a
trip well worth taking for anyone
who comes to the city, and certain
ly very interesting. The new battle
ship Virginia" is just being COM
pleted, and is undoubtedly the larg-
est warship in our navy.
You will remember ] have written
in reference to the Brooklyn Bridge
in my previous letters, but this
structure must be placed in the
back ground, when compared with
the new Queensborough Bridge
which was completed last year, and
which is / ga miles in length. This
bridge has four street car tracks
and the same number of elevated
tracks, a wide walk on both sides
for pedestrians and a very wide
space for autos and other vehicles.
It's a great structure, all steel and
concrete and has completely chang
ed the district in which 1t has been
built, and surely is one of the great
sights of New York. ~
Business here Is good, no one
seems to complain, and every one
feels confident of a good year. The
main part of my time as you know,
has been occupied in selecting mer-
chandise for our spring trade, and
believe that | have succeeded in
purchasing the right stuff, at at
tractive prices to our friends and
customers. / hope to finish my
work in another week, then start
for home With very best regards
to you and all, believe me,
Very sincerely,
BEN BEAR.
If you want anything under the
sun, use our want column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
An Illustrated Lecture.

Prof. G. C. Ulen has been engaged
by the p. A. Munich Historical Soci-
ETY. of Luther College to give his
popular illustrated lecture, THE
Wonders of Nature and Art" at the
Luther College Auditorium on the
evening of Feb. 21st. The lecture
is said to be very entertaining one,
and will doubtless attract large
audience.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
CREAMERY MEN MEET.
Northeastern Iowa Creamery Men
Discuss BabcOck Test and Other
Items of Interest.

The creamery meeting advertised
for last Wednesday afternoon took
place on schedule time at the court
house, and was well attended 1t
was decidedly a representative gath
ering of the creamery men of Win
neshiek county, for every creamery
but one in the county was represent
ed, fully one hundred farmers and
patrons of creameries being on
hand
Mr.. J.. N. Bragestad of Nordness
was elected chairman and called the
meeting to order, J. A. Thompson
of Burr Oak being chosen as secre-
tary. Mr.. Thompson made a few
remarks concerning the testing of
butter fat, contending that the pres
ent oil test was becoming unsatis-
factory, and advocating the adopt
ton of the Babcock test. He called
upon Mr.. T. A. Clark ofsDes Moines,
member of the state dairy commits
sion. who spoke In favor of the use
of the Babcock test in preference to
the oil test which has been extern
sively used in this section. stating
that the extra, expense is soon over
come in the better results and larger
returns TO the farmer as we'll as the
creamery. The Babcock test tells
the correct amount of butter fat,
adulteration is impossible, and it is
therefore a protection to the cream
cry men.
Mr.. /. j. Ross. of the state dairy
commission was the next speaker,
giving reasons for his supporting
the Babcock test. He said that this
part of the state is the only Sec
ton that still holds to the oil test,
and that the Babcock test is the
only scientific and correct test
known. Creameries which use 1t
find an overrun of butter greater
than those using the oil test. The
United States government recog-
niZes none other than the Babcock
as reliable test. Besides there is
no graft connected with it in any
way. The inventor has given it to
the public for use.
There was still another prominent
dairy man among the speakers, Mr..
T. A. ODen of Washington, d. c.,
who represented the dairy. interests
of the Agricultural Department. He
said that the Babcock test was the
only practical and reliable test
known. and advocated it strongly.
Wherever it was used it has more
than proven its worth. He quoted
figures to show how a creamery
ought to know just. what it was buy
ing the same as bank. Every
farmer, with a Babcock test, could
tell exactly the value of every COW
on his farm as butter maker.
There were remarks by number
of the gentlemen present from this
county, nearly all of the association
members fayoring the installation of
the Babcock test here, Mr.. Wennes
of Rock Springs Creamery object
ing to it, on the ground that his peo-
pie were well satisfied with the oil
test. 1t is the hope that an agree
ment can be secured by all the
creameries in this section to adopt
the Babcock test. lie meeting was
very interesting and profitable
one to all who attended.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
Kredsmode in Canoe.

On Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, this week, the
people of Canoe township are hav-
ing a church meeting in the Hauge
church. A number of visiting pas
tors are present, and there is a good
attendance at each meeting.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
congregational supper Tonight.

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational church will serve a
Valentine Supper this Wednesday
evening at the church parlors, be-
ginning at five o'clock. All are in
vited. Supper 25 cents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15

Foley's Honey and Tar for all
coughs and colds, for Group, bron-
chitis, hoarseness and for racking
Ia grippe coughs. No opiates. Re-
fuse substitutes. r. A: Engbertson.
i Feb.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15

Eugene Rosenthal will clean
and repair your sewing machine in
short order at low price. See
him. 6-tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15

Foley Kidney Pills are reliable
remedy for backache, rheumatism
and urinary irregularities. They
are tonic in action. quick in results
and afford prompt relief from all
kidney disorders.
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IaIbut;sr.e.rids. 30, JortDorib, Ter.
lannn Belle Gdins, AZ, 3l55 W.6.Ap.
! barrp g. aoson, 25. 1601 Wanss
fielp ctr.
lamslio G6ubtri. 10. 8 O.aiberipGt.
IsSOf.p6 $. alfIs.isr IT,, %, 1879 Ere.
mont Ctr.
lgaulins 3. Gausr. 10, 527 Wts
Uiten Mpe.
I .Spbn Gcoit, SO, 72s 20. syrOnt ctr.
Tcms Tar,im, "a. TIT Dtii s. aps.
lGbas. Q. air, AZ, 616 gins Ctr.
5orab u. 5aiHiins. btssI.
lg,n. 8. Websr, %, Cartilage.
lgantas Rtotnour, IL. 5artiDta, ..
Igsrant I. Darling, q, lit I'D. 4.au.
lGIisdbstb MtDOtpsl, Is, osssI.
IRo.bon asmp. %, e12 Carlisle apt.
lEarob Rubeniiein. %. 75l Net
Court Cir.
Isyrant Gtatb IT,. "A. 2281 5bdbiH.
GER Mpt.
ianna Ruppresat. %. 265s ainbsn6t.
|5oIspb %. gs,itRer. SO. gclD
Springs, I'm.
lgaaibilcsWiimss. 80. 2O5WsbftrSi.
lgDm. a.ssr, rs. 1860 Gamer cir.
laiuian llb. q, 81 On WsUsidsn ap.
l5. Drso. gautier. 55. 1860 Nes
Widsn aps.
lplurn aiefsf, 90, bsssI.
lsojspb Daniel. SO, 75o Barr Ctr.
lTffis Garter, 30, bessl.
lG,.oras AIsm, %. eelIses 6ilI.
lgcrn Dousbertp. a, 63S W. 4. aps.
Iartbus 4. Dras. 90, 32osgifbopSs.
temma 6. gubberG %. Droii 4De.
lglpos Q. csobnIon, 867 GIsnnoobaip.
lGna 6. milfOn. oanbod 5!dis.
lgarI W. 1ruenssr. 20, Cert 1bos
mas, Hn.
lJrsns q. NagIss. q. 2623 GDsn Ap.
lJraHf 9abar. 81. 1887 CLINT CTR.
lGlifabsib UaHsi. %, 270s Wes
Widen Mpt.
JJds. u. NluIDansp. %. 3014 60.
boon Ctr.
l5ane Rorris. "a. 2727 glotsHcs. ap.
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antri.aniihe Snonitrit ansiiben ionns
te. Wir permutben, BOB ndtnent oi.
BEN preis rtguIirenbt diisip0rtige 3us
fnbr aufbDrte, bic 5trumpfsJdbritans
ten NIT ben pteifeH oufftIueers uro
paruufbin bic Runoen ausbIieben. Die
amertianiihtn 1ruits hoben IiA pfFtns
bar bic BON benz nertraGtsn Baum
spblIensgpstlIanten Eulp anfssitellts
9ebre su sigsn ssnacbt, oob man oas
publttum sbenfo gut ourdH getp6bnen
taRn, bobs, ais nisbrigs qrsiis su 5abs
len. 9batIdhIih arbeiten ale fruits
nah eieIsr 2ebrs. Ntrtipiirpiser
DstFe absr fsben Iie nid., BOB in bem
Mdb., tpis bic preife srbGbt ptrbtn,
bic DsrtGufs ubnebneu. Das iIt nm
70 insbr gu psrpunosrr, dls ourh sabls
retcbe getIpisle srrpiefen tpcroen iit.
odB tpenn Mduren, uno ieien lie nod
70 ishr brinssno fir ben tdgli6tn
gsoarf einen stfpiFsn grsis iibsrftsi-
gen, fis unpertdufIih nerosn. Der
RupfsrsTruit bat ods sipeimaI psrs
fuht unn fsin Matertul, bus fiir Die
GIsttri3itdtssS Snbuitrie unsntbebrIih
Ifsint, iiber sinsn sspiFen prsis ses
trisben uno 1T jsbssmal babel Ders
traAt. Gs III bsuts nod Elm Rdtbi.I,
tpie bic Rupfer.8 .8.rbrauh,r 60 fertis
sebra6t babtn. Tih obne oisf.s tpi6tis.
Watsrial gu bebelfsn, absr 1batfdns
ift, bab bic Gintdufs auf bas Rotbs
rpenoisits befbrdntt fpurben, bis Der
IruIt nit ben preiien beruntsrsine,
Wtt Striimpfsn tpiro bas lsitt stnus
in Der D.iie su srtIdren fsin. odB In
5nIse Der theuren preiis oas Stopfsn
BON Striimpfen tpieosr In Wooe sss
fpmnleTl III.
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tbsiIte alsia nnb WsiItr Az it $50
BtIbiirdfe unb zrdsuns Der sloEi<n.
Grant 1o[iibon, BON 10. 6l4
GInitb Strobs,. b<trisb bis bOr Nur.
5em cine Wirtbfhaft an Der Gaitb
uhb Gtorge Gtrabe, ipsIshe jes
bod bon Der Wrauerti, Der er cine be-
bsutenhe Gunime fir Bier ihuipssf.
Dor tinissn 9agsn gsfnIOitn iucrbth
tpur. 60libnp ftieb fhpert DrebuH.
gen atesn NIsyanbsr Gelpres, Gslrss
tor unb Ghabmsiitsr Dsr Nrausrti,
aus. nnb aIs bitfer dn MittDDn
h5fts, bab 1oIIibop iih ouf Dem Mss
gg ndeb Der Hrauerti btfinps, fpnrbtf
.sr fin an bic poIissi. 6OIIibub spurs
be habsr bslm Bsfrsten Der Hruuesti
bon tifsm Neamtsn I'm Gmefnng ess
.nomnsn. ipsldsr sinsn ssIobxntn Re
poIptr an ibm rDrfanb. " bdttt fid
gsftern unter Der Mnfluge bes 3ras
gems psrborsensr Wdffen sii Deranls
fpDrttr u1n iuurbe init eiusr 6tynst
bon $50 unb Rotten bsIsgs.
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eokal.Derid)t
6iibid)es 9srcsramm
osIanai s,IsssniIia Der ediubftisr
Der fshfhnlen jHr 3nrAfIibrama.

Gos glroaramm fiir bic am BrtitoB
fommsnber qBofe In Der Wuiisbaue
Ituttfinbenbe Ghlabfeisr Der biffigen
6ohfhuIsn III nunmsbr snogiiItis slss
fammencsIteIIt unb lpurOt gtiiern BON
6chiGallraihs .sprdfinsnten Or. q. W.
6arper ttfdnntasssbtn. DDS pros
erdmm lautst ipis fcIet: .
arSnunesmatfh 9bitrt
Crgsl uno Drdtiter.
gbbr-. .Sbs 2orb ID Greot" :.
Wtnbelsfohn
G.bet Rep. Drnnt gl.lfoH.
ghSrs ~aipats Neolion aprs"
Tonb3
.acpeIn 5une" -. areiiti
Rebntr fir bic Wpoblparo 6chs !
i4ul.: 5rtbsris I'd. 5rans; 9kma:
,Ghule unb 9iirgerpfiiht."
grauihor aus .M1fs wsaieea". eeirsH
Gbcr--. grbptbs@ i. G.rrii 5mi.b
Rsbner fir bit 6usbts Sodfhult:
Dopie o. grObstp; 5bema: Der
WsdHn Der Gtunot".
gh0re .1hs Sncfp" -. 0lgdr
.7he Gipiiss"
...... Brabmss ShefleD
Rebner fir bi, WuInut 6ins 6ods
IhuIe: Charles 6enrp Roftnihol;
lbema: Der ,pbebtfde Gie J"
Gbor .sins, Robin, Sins"
Soi. Euroo
anlpyoht nurh ben prGFIoenien ets
bodThulraths Or. U. W. Anrptr.
getleihuna Der Eiplcms Durd ben
Observation-Disclosures Dr. j. y.
Tper.
fy hor-- 0fusrisoH
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pfinsften Der Der. gamser
Nad,itH Ssnntas in Eaasrrfsa IN
Gbeiter Rarf.

Die gereinioisn gdHssr ipstbtn ben
Hsurissn pfiusfsE Eonntds irisbtr mad
altbsnifhtr Site uHb Wtrtinsirubitics
nsn burh sin GGngsrs@pIfsfsit teass
ben, bds i'm gtxftsr gott on 1. JnHi
iiattFinben fuire.
A[le Worbereitnnaen tpsrben NIT ges
rpobnttr llmiicbt sstrOffsn. Mud, rts
StftpIas pranst btutf i'm ritlitn Rlsief.
70 hob ourd bic grrihtnna tinsr nsuen
BeIanastribiint unb GdJutoadp fiir
bic 6anpiannrtisre bas 0eftsADn5eri
I'm Greien ausgsfihrt tDerbsn tam.
gieI aereoes ipirb Hidlt, oeitc mthr &C.
iunssH. Sit es bod gdnsertas. 60
fpir6 bsnn aubtr onoersn 4ttratiicnsH
ipisbsr Elm dusssssidDntss Uldnnsrdor'
acnsert aeboitn tptrctn.
Der SGnssrtds su pfinsftn if I'm
anuFt Der Sabre sa eintr ftdnhigsn
Ginrihtune atiporbtn. Die Der. Edn<
ger BADEN bis jtbt mttftrbofi DeritaDs
BEN, bag SHtersiis am btuifntn qisb
dudt In iol6s arsii, ~ srdssn. bic fir
ousistbe bisbtr tpenis DsrIidHDnib
seiet.n. Tofiir perbinsn bic Gdngsr
aber audi bic ipeitesbtnIis uHitrftiibs
uns Sss hisletn Geusf6thunis bnb
odsfelbs In WuiTs gum Jtfts srf4siusn
f0lIts.
5OIs,nbes OffisisIIss prosramtn s.s
IaEsi sur Durnfiibtane:
@epilItommnuHas Mnipra@e, 9rdf.
Gbus O. Shmiet.
% Dsii. wie biit ou ipunbsrfh6n4
Wstide
Nm Rtein- apsIinstr
gereinigts Gdnasr.
sythrfbs - Rih.er Wm. Q. quesrs.
Qisber -
@riiosrfhafi N. Mbt
Clifton 6tisbts GeiansptrsiRs
sGs ittht cine cino"
Shpeissr M1nnsrhor.
gitb -- Der Itsts Ritz
GoOb asllOp Sdnstrncr.
.Muiif0ntensdubsf' -. Wtellkr
1entonia Wi6nHermor.
ss,1cerrerbsn- Qisbsrsrnna.
,4urf6sn abfhisb@ Wtnesyt
4apsriiner Hidnnsrnor.
.,Roh iinb bic 1ase Der Moisns
6iibepobI Rsmtinotisn.
.Dts yintes Brublingslitb-
gDeft Gnb WdnnerGer.
.Dtutfdts Glib
Obj 0sofp Gdnasr6of.
Am Rriig gum eriinsn atansss
Dienisr Sdnssr3sr.
I'D iines germ
Draibsn GdnsuAor.
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aasIises Gneiaaasiss esoIss5Ia gssltaa. 3 aa loII

fefp, ost g,rsiis, peIdpe iis fir ibtt
Waorsn btrsnnen, ilnisr eefeblids Be
lhrdntiina gelttilt iperben. Wsii tiitt
Tolhsn pIutfprm uno eiitsm aanoiods
ten fpis Taft mag ois pdrtti bic nddits
RotionaEtpabl seipinnen, aber fie tdnu
hidt brinssnb stnus Dor benz Srrthuni
separnt tperbsn, bab ihr Der 5tta
ourd1 ben 3pieipalt I'm oemcfratiiteH
4ager aeiihert lit. Dieter tpirb feineri
ausaleicb finben, neil bic Dtmctratert
niht onn1bernO in benz llmfdnge ges
cen Stonopattsr dnSutdmpFen babtn,
ipis Die republiianiite partsi. fpts
iiberbaupt nnpsrtsnnbar III, bdb pic
Ssmotratsn In geSus uuf pdrtttt
Dissiplin inb grtnsipitn fid, In Be.
beutenb bsiftrtr gtrfaifuns 6tfinetr,
cls ieit elmer ldngsn Reihe bon Dab.
rem. Gle unterIhdssn, hsibt, cine Nls'
GsrIdae ppfbereiten.
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iinb eiasr gnisn Gad,t 5u bisntn. an
btrs ttntsn es, I'm fih Gin padt frDb.
lihs Gtunbtn sn maiden. Der stnidls
Grfinber uHD Musfiibrer mar Der alte
monIiafljarffi, Der fsinsr GtraFt nuns
mtbr niht entasbtn pirD.
DaB lit oas Gnbs zines gldHsennsn
@trtrstsrs Der gtttrsburssr GtIsns
fhdft, Die ieet nit Gponnllns alien
Staoisn bes RisFsnprpseifes ioIBs,
naGbsm fie isintn trunrigtn 0tlDtil
sinit auf's gniIb ssbOben unp ibui sus
geiauhst bate.
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SlaAtif9sr slsasr-aass(si i1aassrat6
srbalt ptitsre 5riit sar NetHsisHae
isiHer arbrit.

Nuf Ggiuden ets Gcuntp Mubis
tors ". G.Gbmonpfon bot bisGiaoiss
iisusr aommiFIon stftsrH Dtm hiss
iistn .Hoorb Of RspistpE'. Der felt
otn 15.Uiai ois Gttutrausslsi1ansss
9tboeoe funeirt, um sins gssusiiis
fhdsuna bss bisigsn Gruncsigsns
tbums porsunebmtn. cine yriIt bis
sum 10. Suni beuiaiet. 1rotetm
bic R5rpsrfhdft tielihe GibnnstH
dbbieIi, scnnts bic Rkisnarbsii In ber
suerff psrpsfhrisbsnen Grin BIB gum
/. Suni nitt betpiliisf iptrotH, ip:s
balls um cine O.rldnperuns osritIben
aahgsiuht ipurbt.
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Ganaps, bus soele 9strdrts
unp olsrI60nit 8sIdsnts pon Der, nte,
pas Ratur, srfGhrt in Deatiblano ess
neu erfreutihen Riidsans. Der RorlE
FUN III pnn AZ 2itsr bes Re6nungss
inhres 1868 auf 2.8 Giter I'm
sSsabre 1909--10 pro Ropf Der ges
p5lferaus ssrinssr sepOrosr. SOhs
Gtsuern, cine aesen ben ShnapsgennB
serihtets 8oltsbetpesuHs uno Der Sops
eptt Der SOsia!oemotratsn, nte ben
'hnapsbrennenoeu Suntern ben grottt
pertiirsen ppllsn, babsn oas erfrenlihe
Rdultdt 5u Dese ssbraht. Gin psitss
rsrRiidsans 1T Stl srpiinfdsn. ShHaps
unn Qualification uertrassn Ith nld'
nit sinuubsr uno nod oasu aartpftsl'
Shndps
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