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Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

Agriculture by Franklin Dye, Secre-
tary of the Board the planting of
farm crops and spring farm work has
been delayed by backward weather
and other conditions two weeks in
North Jersey and ten days in South
Jersey. The chief causes of injury to
the crops have been cut worms and
cold, rainy weather. Secretary Dye
states that the acreage planted to po-
tatoes averages II per cent greater
than that of last year. He also re-
ports the following percentages of
normal crops: Hay, SO per cent;
wheat, S5 per cent; rye, SO per cent;
oats, 80 per cent. The peach outlook
is poor. In North Jersey there will
be only IS per cent of a normal crop,
and in South Jersey, 81 per cent of
normal crop.
The Dairy Farm Products Company,
New Jersey corporation, has filed a
certificate here increasing its capital
stock from 100000 to $520,000.
x*****
The question of the legality of eli
sor grand juries such as were drawn
in Atlantic and Hudson Counties, and
which found numerous indictments to
the CONSERVATION of machine politi-
clans, was raised before the Court of
Errors yesterday The argument was
on the appeal of John Zeller, who
was convicted in Hudson County, by
the elisor Grand Jury on an indict-
ment for alleged conspiracy. The
Supreme Court affirmed the conviction
and Zeller appealed. His counsel ar
gued before the Court of Errors that
he was not legally indicted, because
the Grand Jury was Illegally drawn.
Decision was reserved.
State Chairman Frank o. Briggs
filed with Governor Wilson yesterday
the nomination of the Republican
members of the various county boards
of election in this state, and the Gov
ernor promptly confirmed the appoint
ments. Each county election board
is composed of four members, two of
each party, and the term of one mem
ber of each party expires each year,
the new members to lbe appointed and
commissioned by the Governor during
July. All those named by Chairman
Briggs were denominations except in
Cumberland, Sussex, Union and War
rem Counties, where new appoint-
ments were made Democratic State
Chairman Grosscup has not yet filed
his nominations with the Governor.
The County Boards of Election will
meet for organization on the first
Tuesday in August On or before
August %, the County Boards must
select the members of the District
Boards of Registry and Election in
the manner provided by the Geran act
Following the nomination of Gov
ernor Wilson for the Presidency, it
is expected that the National Pro-
gressives of this State led by former
Governor Fort, George L. Record and
other third partyites, will hold a
meetirs. to la.rch the campaign for
Colonel Roosevelt. Mr. Eee1rd was
at tie State House yesterday, and
said that as soon 1s the Democrats
had made their nomination and the
political situation had settled down.
the Republican Progressiyes would
get busy with plans for placing the
third ticket in the field in this State
sas.d 3T 3Tganizsng to elect him.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04
I. RS CONVENTION AUG. !
Nav party VIII Hold concIave In Chi

New Party VIII Hold conclave IN cn'-
caqo, Says Senator Dixon.
The national convention OF the new
Progressive par.s will be held in chi
cago on or about Aug. !. it was an
rounced in New York by Senator
njvon after conference with Colonsi
Roosevelt and number OF Hoosesei'
leaders. aaI,
would be issued in New YORK u u z : = aas 8
- two BY the temporary committee
on organization.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

Chairman E. E. Grosscup, of the
Democratic State Committee had a
big part in the success of Governor
Wilson in the National Convention,
and we know We voice the feeling of
this county, in rendering him con-
gratulatfons. He was the right man
in the right place.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

Necessary to Nominate, 726.
Governor Foss received 43 votes on
the 22d, 23d, oath, 25th and 26th bal
lots.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

President Taft's preference for
Clark, Underwood or Harmon as an
opponent presages the fear of his
defeat.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

We acknowledge the receipt of a
check for SIS from a Philadelphia
business man, to 'tassist to pay the
legitimate expenses of any Wilson
delegates to Baltimore" Otherwise
the sender says: Please see that it
is used to elect Democrat for Pres
ident who is consistently and emphat-
icalIy against the brutal corpora
tions.''
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04
From the N. Y. Sun:

mo candidate of any party since
politics began ever won in convention
his nomination more fairly and honor
ably than Governor Woodrow Wilson.
He is nominated, if ever a candidate
for President was, for the sole reason
that he is the choice of a majority of
the Democrats of the United States. !"
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04
Minlaadinr.

Mugg applying for a job Sir. am
honesty itself.
Prospective Employer Indeed. ! inn
agined It looked different Boston
Transcript.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04
Beats the Dutch.

D'Auber- Your daughter paints in
the Dutch school does she not? Mrs.
Newrich-Net much she doesn't. We
pay $50 quarter to give her private
lessons at home. Dutch school, in
eedi"-Philadelphia Record
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

The Roosevelt National Convention
win be held in Chicago, August 1st.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

The Atlantic City Review, Roose-
velt Republican paper, has declared
for Woodrow Wilson for President
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

The conventions nomination of Will
son was home run.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

The nomination of Governor Wilson
makes Third Party Progressivism
look like imitation.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

The votes that came to the Governor
. .slow as molasses' were sweet.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

1t will be a Glorious Fourth for the
Democracy of the Nation.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

A perfect rainbow followed the Bal
timore squall
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04
6laareslrr alae 9emsrrsl.
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This paper is entered in the Post Office
at Woodbury., n. j., as seeond-class matter.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04

New Jersey is on the map.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19

Sc espera que ell Gobernador Cotton, ell
Comisionado de Educaci0n otras per-
sonas visiten ell campamento para pa
sar revista'a los Cadetes yer como ha-
cen los ejercicios
Los Cadetes de la isla estan divididos
en- tres categorias. Los de la clase !"
proceden de las Atlas Escuelas Sc ira
ia de proveerlos de armas ordinarias
suministradas por ell Departamento de
Ia Guerra
La clase b esta tornado por alumnos
de las escuelas graduadas de continua-
ci0n que hay Ell la Isa Sc les dotara
de las mismas armas pero probable
mente no podran descargarse
Las compaiias G constaran de alum
nos de las escuelas graduadas Estos
cadetes seran los mas jovenes peque-
hos de las tres classes llevaran armas
iniltiles para los efectos de disparar.
FL mayor nlmero de Cadetes de una
compania es SO el minimo 81. Los
Principales Inspectores de los distintos
distritos tienen facultades para decidir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19
EN- FORTALEZA
EN HONOR DEL sENOR CARREL.

En- la casa del Gobierno, ell Goberna-
dor Cotton di6 en- honor del Secretario
de Puerto Rico, senor NJ. Drew Carrel,
que embarco aver para los Estados
Umidos, lm almuerzo. al que aSlStieron
altos funcionarios ole la administration.
En- todo ell acto prevalecio un esplritu
de jovialidad buen humor, Y sc pronm-
ciaron varios discursos elogiando ell ira
baj 10 hecho lpor el Secretario Carrel desde
su llegada Puerto Rico hace ,proxima-
|mente tres amos
Ell Gobernador Cotton, al principiar
a hacer uso de la palaibra, refirio en- tono
humoristico varios incidentes relaciona-
dos con ell largo conocimiefto y amiStad
entire 81 ell senor Carrel habiendo es-
tos dos caballeros prestado Juntos servl-
clos pGblicos por muchOs amos EN- otras
parties del mundo, y termIno recalcando
la alta eStimacion Ell que sc tenla al Sc
nor Carrel con motive de sus leales ser
vicios especialmente dturante los ultimos
meses que tan habilmente ha encauzado
la situacion creada por la peste bub0nlca
vencido otras difcultades que surgie
ron en la alisencia del gobernador
Luego hiceron uso de la palabra. pro-
nunciando breves discursOS los sen0reS.
dootcl~ Rarbosa. Travieso, Causten. Sc
cretario Auxiliar Siaca Pacheco Y Te-
niarte Parra Capo. y todos ellos pllsie-
ron de relieve igualmente la obra dig
Ma de elogios llevada efecto por ell CO.
menSal de honor.
FL sefior Carrel contest0 todos es-
tos alogios en- estilo chispeante, pero mo
ocult6 slls sentimientoS de gratitud pOr
la franca appreciation que sc habia hecho
de Sus esfuerzOs.
El viaie del senior Carrel los Esta-
dos Unidos es el primreo que realiza des-
de que lego al pals EN- diciembre de
1909, v es una licenca que ha ganado en-
buena lid.
Las personals que asStieron al amuer-
no fueron las siguientes: Gobernador
Cotton. doctores, BarboSa Y X. del Va
lle Lcdos. Martin Travieso Jr. y Ma
nuel Camu1aS del Consejo Executive,
Comisonado de instruction BANTER,
Auditor Bonner, Comisionado del lnte-
rior Wilson. Tesorero Intermo Dix, AT
tomey General nterino Crews, Secre-
tario Auxiliar Siaca Pacheco. Teniente
Parra Cap6, Director de Sanidad doctor
Lippht. Alcalde de San Juan, Todd, DR..
f. del Vale. DR.. CreeI Sr Herman
y el senior J. H. Causten.. ex-colector de
Aduanas de Puerto Rico.
FL BOLETIN desea al senior Carrel
IN viaie felicisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19
Eiercicios militares
Los Cadetes de las Escuelas Publicas
seran revistados por ell Gobernador
Cotton

Los OdUcLeS uc 1do GSOuC1oo "DAAS'S
seran revistados por ell Gobernador
Cotton.
Los Cadetes de las Escuelas Pnblicas
acamparan en- los Cuarteles Henry de
Cayey, desde el II de Octubre hasta ell
Is pr0ximamente. Ell battalion de IN
fanteria de Puerto Rico acampara ALI
en- esos mismos dias con ell fin de que
los Cadetes sc aprovechen de la venta-
ia de yer como Sc llevan a cabo los ejer-
cicios militares.
FL campamento de los Cadetes estara
a cargo del Teniente Tucker de la Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico quien ha con
seguido seis companias de los pueblos
de Ponce, San German, Yauco y Baya-
mon Y de la Universidad, de la cual
iran dos companies Las companias de
San German, Yauco Y Ponce saldran
para llegar Guayama ell sabado II de
octubre por la noche. Sc tendran pre-
parados dormitorios y comlda des-
de que las compallas llegueh Qua
yama hasta que regresen ALI despues
de la temporada de campamento. La
compania de Bayamon Sc reunira con
las de Rio Piedras. iran jnntas Ca
guas el sabado IL de octtrbre por la ma.
mana Este destacamento continuara
viaje inmediatamente para Cayey.
Durante la temporada de campamen-
to habra Juegos de pelota entire teams
escogidos, y otfos juegos atleticos en-
los cuales tomaran parte soldados de
infanterfa Y cadentes. Ponce Sc prepa-
ra q enviar un buen team de pelota pa
ra competir con los jugadores del ejer-
cito Habra ejercicios militares con
arreglo las instrpcciones moderpas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19

sobre la admission de cadetes en- las
companies. No Sc admitira ning1n ca
dete sin permiso de sus padres encar-
gados, debera ser fisicamente apto para
los eJercicios marcha. Sc adoptaran
uniformes titles y baratos para Que
ning1n nino tenga difcultades al in
gresar en- una companfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19
(MARcA TRADA)

REcISTRADA
Pruebense excelentes Vinos 10 mejor que sc i'm
pora en- Puerto Rico Preiados todas cuantas Expo
scones enen concurrdo las mas atlas recompensas
Medalas de Orc, Santiago de Compostela, 1909.
i, Valencia Buenos Aires, 1910.
Primer premio la segunda Feria Insular de Puerto
Rico 1911 Toda persona de buen gusto no debe ovdar
las marcas Tinto Tres Rios Banco Brlante que
son las preferidas del pdblco consumidor.
PEDRO ROMERO & HNOS. -PEARES - ORENSE-
De venta en- todos los Estabecimientos Hoteles
de San Juan 1sla
Unico representante para Puerto Rico
Juan A. Perez.
Tstn&n, Me- q p. Q. eex Ne: l69.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19
iCONSUMIDORES DE MADERAS'

Pof goieta americana ANNIE, que esta descargando
asxamente recibendo cargamento de maderas
de pchpen de prmera cadad que venderemos sobre
lie preeios convenientes.
Recbimos tambien puertas de pchipen cpre
Dirfjase Il Cenpafia industrial de SantwCe.
PEDRO BOLIVAR. S. en- c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19
C0L.KGIO DE gAN II.DEF0Nac
PARA SENORITAS
dirigido por las
HRMANA1 DE- La CARLOAD

I'm este plsntel 50 cursan las asizaA
turas propias de Ia primera cnsenaoss
30 dan lecciones de Ingles, frIne&A
M1sical-CLASES De ADORNO. &.
buio, pintura, taquigrafia, maquiniNs
confecei6n de Gorea.--CLASES De bA
BOkES - COstura. tapiceria, encs1A
bordados en- orc. htografia, Eedas, skas
ste.
AdemSs do Las asignatHras mencions
das, se instruye las alumnas, con graz
enmero, en- 81 gobi-rno interior 10 nn'
casa y 10 lea snssna toda clsse do CasIes
dom6sticos.
Los curscs empieEan cl 10. dc ESP
tiembre. Sc admiten alamnas intcrnas =
externas.
Para infsrmss airigirfs Is Ssssrs
supsr:ers.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19
| n 7 { RE S A \ 7 {

si usted quiere vender una casa, aAl
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor 8 ds
arte, ofr6xcalos quien pueda com
prarlos.
" qui6n pueds eomprsr sin dinsrsS
Ia gente que 10 tiene lee IL BOL1
TIN MRRCAMxTL. qws saRs
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StaotfO mmiiiiun.

&onnnGr a1tgel hat enc 0roi-
mans einaereiht lailt ipel6er aIla
GltgcnbeleiOigenoelt 8iloer on g(it-
i6lags3dlnen unb lebtere ielbIt, falls
oieie 1li6t ein gefdaiges 9leuBerc
IiI0en, oerpont lperoelt.
G8 ipuroe Der 8eidLuB 9efoBt, sob
icoer it1otii6e 0epdrtenleltts Gbei
Gin oenaues SSSnpentar oltfnebrncn
l1Bt uno ooIeibe Dem 6inan5oepar-
tenent Bis gum 81. 0e5ernber inter
breite. -9luf glntrng @unlmePs miro
Der Garffomnilidr initrilirt, einen
meiteren 8Gren fiir oen 3pillger I'M
Hiperbietp Eorf 81 beihaifen; Die
oatlit perbu1oenen Soften ober 6iir-
fen Die Gimme bon $50 nid)t iiber-
iteigen,-9em @eilnt0beitsont lpur.
hen peitere $500 5lr Gerfii9lng
geitellt Goli3iit Bloom miro altf
eigeneu @lnli1 pelllionirt rper0en.
Gr erDdlt lnonntIih $40.
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gsOllem 5 suoesfanOiOuten rsttea
8Onp. @eit bon Cresun wirS er.
ind)t, flint IGrSer ani lebeHs.
lanalidl III begnaSisen.

gortlanb, Ore, If. Gc3.- 5iiuf
Moroer iolen ON nddjiten 6reitog
bns begangene 8erbre1en am @uls
gen biiBen. Der goIl3ug Oes llr.
tbeilS mar bon @ouberneur 8eit
binaltsgei6oben morOen bis Die
@ia fir glbifafflutg Der Goocsitraie
am 8abltoge Dem GoIfe sur glb-
thinning porgelegen bat. 8ieS lit
geiheben uno 0as @olf bon Oregon
entidieo ii6 fir geibebaItuug Der
EooesItraie. 5onit glaubt @oup.
@eg, Der perionlih aeaen oieies
bodite StrafnaB lit, Dem 8iaen
res goltes niht uorgreiien 5lt oiir.
fen uno Dem @eiebe ieinen Saui
l1ilen Su miiiien. 9t1m ieben Die
@egner Ser Sooesitrafe aber
9lQes oaran ole flint @6roer bonn
@aIaen su rctten uno beltilrmen
BEN @pinerneur NIT llmpanollmg
Der Strafe ooer ipenigitens ger5o.
geriue Der SinridltJug bis 81 einer
ip1teren Wabl oil oer Die ,5rdllen-
luelt iih Dem neueiten @eieBe oes
Staate nadl, betbeiIi9en Oarf.
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,Sniernaiionalr aOnfereuj jnr lin
terindnns Der bObeu Freiir.
Ter eriudblte GraiiOsnt ~ @nniten
einr Sabin abJislenben giIl.

gsnibiuaion If. 9c5.-@ie bier
oerIailtet, bat ii6 Der erpGbIte Grd.
lioent Or. Nilion 5n eimiien Der
Sm5er. .Grapforo.gia nnsgeiproden.
eie cine internotionale aonferenl
5ur llnteriudlmg Der boben 2ebens,
mittelpreiie boriicbt. sn elmer ge.
ratbung bon Souareb gIboeorone.
ten lpuroen Die Gbouccn Der Bail.
ring Der giIl beiprotcn. gic eS
beibt, miro Die Bill mir ipenig Bi.
oerltonO finoen imo ourdgcben.
es trot IN Der aonieren3 ju 3aee,
OaB Sertreter ocS SaHoels. gldcr.
Gnus mo ipiiieHihoftIidPr gerb1r
Dc aIlcr clrop1iihen @roBitonten,
ierner bon Suoien, Sopar, oen Ser.
Staatcn rmo Gnnooa lih nit Der
9eluegung einperitanoen erflGren
uno Die llnterilt6lmg nod ieoer
Jidtung 5u ioroern setpiat iino.
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Dankrdnbfr
1T Soma!
$1,000 aus Der gant jn GuISficlo,
Sa., gernmbt.-RercD Sanf
ebenfalis beitObleu.

DeS Moines, So, II. Ge5-
goitrduber ornuaen periloiiene
9ad)t III ole 9nnf bon @oloficlo,
sSsn., iprengtcn ben aoiienidranf
imo erbcitteten $1,000. Bon bort
ans bega6eu iih Die 9onoitcn nod
Dem nobe aelegenen Stdot6cn BercD
mO perfubreu IN oerielbm 8eiie.
Die Sobc Der Slmnite. peld,e linen
bort in Die SGuoe fiel, lit nod
nift befmnt. yladOem iie Die
3bat mlsgeiii1rt bnttel beitieaeu
Die gonoiten cine Traiiine mo fub.
ren in Der 9iihtiug mad, 9eS
NoiileS Oapon. Die geboroen ia.
ben bic gerfoIgune Der Gidubcr aili.
genomnett.
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gaft nadl Ssnnamn.

@oibington II. 9e5. 8rGiioetti
Goft miro in 8esleitinte ieiner @ot-
tin, 5iueier g[oilttnrtten imO me6-
rerer 8reimoe ON 10. 9e5enlber
trabrideinlid NIT Dem 9fieien.
Sfllodtififf ngtrfarias" cine s5il-
ipeftionsreiie na6 Eanama antre'
ten. gtad bem neiet gmnnafonal.
geieb lit Der BrGiioent fir oie gr-
ridtimg elmer neuen 9aegierltug in
Der 8anama.a .aanal3one berantport
lid, uno od Der nelterlp1blte Sra.
lioent @ilion angeblid feline 2llt
ge8eigt bat, oieie Gerantportung 81
iibernebnetL 10 miro grdfioeut Gait
nieies tbml, itno mill, inn iciner
Sode auf gall6 iiher 6il icin. ocn
Gonolbai nod eImt,al 9riinDlid in,
lpi3iren.
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3nm StanO nnicres slderbanes.

@aibington .. g., II. Ge3.-
Ter glderbaui et1r 8ilion ipeiit
Ill ieinem So esberidt Dem Ies-
ten ieiner iehsj1brigen gerfpnltlne
-ipelder ein Bud bon nnbe5u 270
0rudIeiteu fiiat, oarouf bin o1b
noS SSabr 1912 oos ertragsreihite
fir Die 2anopirtbidaft Der Ser.
Staoten gemeien lei. Die Greiie
fiir Die Iroouftc ieicn itGnbig &c.
itiegen, un6 Die YroIperit1t fir oen
tfarluer mer0e nod lueiter iteigen.
Ger 8ertb Der oieSjdbrigen @es
ianlnlternte iiberitei9e Die oe5 am
ndfiten fommennen 9teforos I'M
cine babe giiuioroe Collars: 49,.
532,000,000 im Sabre 1912, on8
lit mebr ais boS 9oppelte oes Sa1-
res 1899. Der 8ert6 Idmlntlider
grnten in oert Iebten t6 sSabren
betrogc $105.0O0,0 000,000-etn 9es
trog Ser orei 8ierteln oes gegens
fpdrtigen gtotionolreidt6ums gleih-
tonme Sbne 3tpeifel lei Der mid.
ttge sSoftor il, Der Sernbiebung Ser
Soften oeS 2eben8imterbaltS Die Or
5ielung erobcrer Grnten 10 fdbrt
Sefret6r 8iIion fort, uno baB bieS
m0glid geiporoen, ons lei Der slr-
belt Oes 8epnrtcments fir laiib-
lnirtbidnftlihe S1ulen inlo grpc.
rimeutieritationcn. ioipie nidt 5um
gerin9Iten oer Ireiic 81 beroanfch,
Die oet 5uriner iiber Niles inter.
ridtet mas ibnl bon gtuben iein
fonne. Die Station iagt er, babe
Sic 8armcr in friiberen Sabren
hei Der @r3iebuna pernahldiiigt,
imo GbiIdnt6ropen battat nidt on
tie aeod6t, oodD bel,te ieen Die
GARNER auiaelpodt, rmo alld Der
babe eS gut NIT ibnen
qeneint.
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g[l. @if freiaelprndlen.

glI. @id, elmer Der gigettbiilncr
Ser 8if & Moore Spelnnfc, Der
bonn Boli5eiridter Softer lpcgell
@tiBahtiing oes geridhs ar eiiler
Celebrate Don 500 nno 25-t1giger
&aft perlirtheilt moroen mar, it
bon Dem Gonnnri6ter Grulpforb
freigeiprohen tporoen. gs iuurDe
Don @id's 8ertbeiDigern eeltello
gentadt, ooB lid Der gerilrtbeiltc
nidt elmer oireften Ylibahhing bes
@erihts idDitlDig geHladt babe, ion.
bern elmer .iuairettelt Oas beibt
oes @eridts6ofes. ssu
oieiem Sale bdtte lit lle6ereiilifiiu.
mung nit Dem @eieB eirgerbaftsbc.
febl gegen 8id erIalien ueraen ioI
len. 9ieies iit berabidiult ipor-
0elL in0 er fonne beSbnlb niht be-
itraft iDeroen. Golultnridlter Gram
foro idlob ii6 0ieler Reirnlng oil.
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