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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
AZ Fac AIppopRoME.

What others say that have seen the
show that is booked here the first half
of the week:
Operated selections in their high
est efficiency are portrayed at the
popular Liberty theater the latter half
OF this week, by petite, and comely
Edith Harcke, International singer,
who pays East Liberty much anttei-
pated visit after lengthy and sue
.cessful tour OF the chief European
capitals, including Paris, in which city
she made a, decided hit in the eyes Of
the knowing and critical French vauF
deyille lovers. Miss HarGke's power
full. sweet and enhancing voice has
been heratded in theatrical journals
all over two continents and she Is rap
idly taking her place among the fore
most female yocalists of the day.
Her voice is used to a thrilling extent
and advantage, and penetrates every
part of the commodious playhouse.
She reaches far above the ordinary
high pitch; and her notes are thrown
upon the ears OF her always delighted
audiences clear and concise, with thaft
admirable sweetness that makes her
efforts really fascinating. Beaptilul
costumes J eenhanse the intrinsic value,
of the act TO a great extent, and ada
all that Is Is necessary to make a great
opera act ione Of popular admission.
Her PIANIST is successful in keeping
with her efforts, and his accompani-
ment is perfect.-Pittsburg Herald,
April 2S. 1911. 49,,
The North American says: The
battling Illusion "SIenetekei" is both.
battling and inexplicable. This act
entertained last week audiences at
the most prominent Philadelphia Vaa-
deyilIe house.
.',To verify the assertion that 1t is
really something extraordinary, you
are invited on the stage to examine
everything for yourself. The word
YOU wish written you need not tell
aloud: you may Just whisper u TO
Berol and thsEaail,Till do the trick.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
SALE or aoNns.

Notice is hereby given That bids
for the purchase Of S25,oOO.01 worth
OF bonds, bearing Interest from Janps
airy /. 1912. at the rate OF ave per
centlm per aphum, will be received
up until seven O'Clock Thursday eyens
ing. February,l, 1912, at which time
the board swlll meet at First Ward
school building, IN the City OF Fair
mont, W. Va, Where said blasiwlll ba
opened and said bonds sbld' to ihe
highest bidder for cash. THE, Board
reserves the right to reject any ana
all bids.
Given under my hand this goth day
OF aJH1ary. 1872
" H. coRNWELL.
Secretary, Board OF Education OF On.
ion independent School District.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
BEAUTY SPOT pELlGHTs CROWD.
Eb HOUSE AT uNloNToWN.

From the Morning Herald, union'
II is a pleasure boths to1see and
write about a play such as :%Fhe
beauty Spot" and the way 1t was
presented at the West End theater
last night. Very often It Is the task
If the reviewer Of dramatic pro,
auction 10 ,sintimate show is good
when the opposite is the truth. NOT
s % with @The Beauty Spot however.
ySbv the, way eiHsh Goldie Joab
, Nav the part OF Nadine was
a no toimaRe the. veriest old skin.
Mint mt himself on the back that
he had separated himself from the
urtce of q. seat, ~,
II Won like to go to play where
the incest little. Sirl takes all ne
Seorts in the audience into her kee;'-
Inv through the excellent way she
Noes 9 her part then you should have
Seen at the presentation Of THE
Beauty Spot" This little soubrette
IN the character of Nadine danced
herself right into the hearts OF ev-
erybody and sang until she compell'
I'D the rapturous applause Of the
feminine portion. Seemingly only a
child Of sixteen or 50 she played
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
AL r. i. WILSON

II is good every way to witness a
comedy like "a German Prince,
slIIch All. H. wilson, Americas 'fofe'
most German comedian, will present
the Grand OH Wednesday night.
The story is 50 full Of hutnor and CON
tsfRs sd many amusing incidents that
there IS the pleasantest kind ,ofFWork
tor an audiences attention from the
srart to the finish. In addition II mer'
rily proves that the craze of wealthy
American women to marry titled for
aigners must make allowance for the
influence of love.
ITO reeuperste his fortunes a hand
soIlie and dashing young German
Prince agrees to marry an American
widow many years his senior. the
contract is no sooner signed, however,
than he falls desperately in love with
her bewitching young niece and II
10 the frantic endeayors OF the Prince
70 Get lid Of the aunt SO that he can
marry,the niece which lay the ground.
work for as interesting a series o.
combinations. as those fond Of fun
Can wiah to see, The scenes are laid ,
m uIcturesqus coblintz, on the river .II
Rhine and IN. the Austrian Iyroll,
Manager Sidney R. Ellis is credited
III, Ssg,re mounted the piece in q
series Of pretty and appropriate stage
settings.
AS Prince Won Athmein, Mr., Wilson
will be the principal fun creator ana
his new songs, especially composed
for "A German Prince will lend aa,
idltioRal charm to an altogether pleas
f! ing performance. /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

! II
hers part with the sang frcld9 Of e. vet
efans Pretty, petite, and q dancer
viii the grace Of ! nyniph and she
abandon Of Isadore Duncan. Miss Ioab
vas simply the who're saow while she
was ON the stage and that was pretty
much. all the time. Perhaps the only
defect OF any consequence was the
keeping OF her voice pitched away up
In the rafters. However. she could
sing. in that delightful way that makes
the, stage struck girl leave her happy
home and breaks the heart Of the mil
llonaIre in the boy and his pocket
book Isl well. ,ss
s;3''when Cupid Comes . Tapping
yiolln solo played by Carl Krasada
ana danced by Nadine took the house
like a Fhirlylnd and had to be re,
Ipeated. SIX times before the enthu.
slasm OF the audience could be abat-
ed !. S
isFrank Deshon, that veteran of the
comedy stage, had little oppoftuhlfy
In the first part OF the show to DEM
onstrate his varied abilities in the
.laugh-mahng line. but when he got
a chance that old merriment proauc
ing drollery was all there and the
audience caught op appreciatiyelys
The chorus was especially good
though necessarily small. The voices
blended finely and furnished an ex-
jcellent background for the solo work
81 Jack Fisher and Stella Thomas.
The quality o. the musical numbers
was OF high grade, as they must
be OF course in a successful comedy
such as this.
The house was PRACTICALLY sold ont
and the audience sgaye the impress
slohi by the apblasue that they were
geiting the wortb E6E their money OllI
the iower fioprs & EeIss one remained
seSl "a until n final .curtaiDS mad
lei droppet 9be ore beginning the
sstc6tiflle Of aeanilg wraps,
The Beauty Spot comes to the
Grand Friday, January 26.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
NOTICE.

g Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF stockholders Of the
puckhannon and Northern Railroad
Co. will be held at the Office OF the
company in the City rof ,-Fairmont,
West Virginia, TUESDAY. February 9th,
at / 90 p. m.,i for the purpose Of eleet-
ing a Board OF Directors for the en-
suing year and for the transaction oil
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
1T, BLAIR, Secretary
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
FnnND.
IlYNAMfEEs...: %. D. !

Saturday evening Just Ee SAmesqllfpd
a case before him which was of the
brand THAI Colonel Roosevelt would
brand as a Fnature.fake, |Ithis being
due to the fact that the defendant in
a case gave as his reason for stealing
"A sticks Of dynamite that he wanted
to blast rabbits out of their holes with
the same.
The dynamite was stolen from the
Federal Coal and Coke company's
mine at Pawpaw, and the man was
arrested by Officer Skinner on q war
rant sworn out before Squire Amos.
After hearing all of the evidence in
the case, the Squire imposed a fine
Of $1,000 and COSTS which was paid,
the young man then being released.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

Steele. 8; Rorhem, i, 3 GoaiS ftop
foulds: Slater 5 out Of III Steele, /
out Of .; Borhem, 4 out Of 5. Referees.
Rapp. Timer. Watson. Scorer Ne
Kinney. Time OF halves, 90 minutes.
Attendanee, 500 Substitution, B!fth
for Smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

wan Ladies and gentlemen to
caa the sanItorium Treatment
rosm fFs floor City Hospital
building tor electrical massage and
ba.hs. BEL Phone ss1-J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
~

team ali OF them working together in
absolute harmony. 5.n
No matter where the ball went, a
Fairmont player was there with 1t,
and was there all of the time .
The whole Falfuont team were ex.
.ceptionally fast, and played with a
vim that showed championship mate
rial and that they intended making
good, and with vengeance sl "a
A glance at the number Of goals
pitched by the local lads will show
one just what the game was and that
each and every man OF the team was
playing Some more'f basket ball.
Illness kept Hutchinson out Of the
game, and Race played in HIS position,
this being a new position to Race. but
his work was excellent, and he kept.
ppi we'll, always being right with his
4 The crowd was not as large as
games Of such character merit, and
Fairmohters should give their repre-.
sentatlyes team better support {
Following Is given the scorer y
Fairmopt, 81 = Wheeling, 10:
harrington ~. F 81, - .,i,..steele
.Al.rnett ,.... Ft9safs.,. BoFhem
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

EXERCISING, Resolutions, Diplomas,
Certificates, Memorials, Show Card
) Lettering and Pen Work Of every
! description, executed in "a thorough
manner at reasonable prices. I'm
ion Business College, lao Minor
Mgr. III ..'i1fi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

WANTED You to Know that | guar.
anee every suit to mt perfectly
Fifs suits ID order. Hats blocked
ol0ihed pressed Prompt work. Abe
Il tead for fine tailoring, Jackson
ST
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

FOR sALE-For fine pianos az fair
price Tor cash or payments, and bar
gains in piano scarfs and benches.
eau at the Sine Music ssteraa451Q
Locust avenue, Fairmont. ,,.,.-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

Wan FE b he people OF Faigmont to
know Ne de agents for the colum.
bi GFafonoIo and Graphophone.
norble Disc Records on hand at all
times Beam & Mccloskey, Drug
sIsl 5i2 Hocust Ave.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

FOR sA[EEAt bargains barn or
storage-shed; typewriter. c. L.
Smith, almost new; electric motor,
seWtug.maehine siEe;' paper, bales;
Inquire 900 Jacobs Bldg. 3.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
BEAUTY spoI,s

v Al 81 itiii come rs lion q tca
pgomis IS 10 be iaP above the average
In regard TO authorship, sar cast and
e6drns Eil be seen II the ataId Opera
Hoase Friday hie6t whei Ffdnk De
shdn. last seen here as the star IN
Miss Bob White, The ONCE Boy
aud eKnight for aDay. vim appear
as the star in The Beauty Spot. BY
Reginald peKoyen and Joseph Her.
hert.
Mr.. Deshon. as General Sanoyar,g
asmiddIe aged attache Of the Russian
legation al Paris. IS said % be ct his
happlest. Among others he y sup
ported by. Stella fhonias. the same
beautiful and talented actress that
she has proven heeseif to be in the
past: Jack Fischer bns Of light epe-
rag. finest barlt9neE, and Carl Krusa.
da, Frank Walsh Goldie ,Joab and
Pauline Robson. *, {
aiThe Beauty spota IS said to haze
a welldrawn and well defined plet
based on the story Of picture paint.
ed by a Partisan artist q Portrait Of
an actress, who has since Che posed,
for the, portrait BECOME the Of
General. samovar The plot hes TO DIG
With the efforts 70 glipRF esh the pie
;tnre which Is knowii sas The Beauty
SPOT and, incidents n thls kh.eme,
there are two unique loys tories run,
Ming through the piece, plot con; !
taIns many surprises 90 ghila rs y,
consistent and Of srstalfed iptet
its unfolding is never allowed jIly
terfere with the rest Of the tlnt HEB
is fast and furious Is promise that
this production Be one Of Athe,
most beautifully shows1 seen,
here in a long Gin ssy
"FKtg
The, announce lt HaIispI
i.Fantasma" will iei attra tseil
here shortly at tie Gland tFeatef1
comes as a very welcome one to the
play.goers who Low the hestsin theat !
ricals. This year "Fantasma@ has
been rewritten, new music has been
provided and there are several. new
and gorgeous transformation scenes
a number of artistic tableaux' some
= "a. q a.aaH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

WA, Two or three organizers
ior The Fsaternai order of Orioles
Haiiman, State Organizer. P. o.
BoS 252, Fairmont, ". Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

FOR sALE-Restaurant. Central To-
cation. Good business Price rea-
sonable. BsF. Information call Bell
4ss.R.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

FOR sALE-Eew and second hand
goods. ! will pay the highest prices
for all kinds Of clothing and second
hand goods, Also all kinds Of stoves.
F.iW. Garrett, 2Os Jackson St
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

FOR sALE on RENT large brick
building, four floors. electric light,
gas, water and elevator. N. H.. Kin
Read, Con. Phone 1917,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

FOR RENT-ModerR 8 room house,
Inquire Of P. B. swearingen, or call
Consolidated. Phone at. ..-s-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22
FOR RENT.

RooMs-For rent on Main street I'M
der Lyric theater. Apply o. H.
Stout Mgr. -,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

RooMs-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; all convent
ences; corner Newton and Mer.
chpnt st.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-22

FOR RENT-8 u1turlished. rooms.
Man and wife preferred 81. 81 New;
ton st. - ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
100000 Ntre8
nuOcr SanO.
1900 % 1000 apaOratmil
/ 9lrfanias rammcs.
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fommen. Ieleionlinier ill 0}arte0
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to Miuutter iu6ifri6ereoe 81 $50
til Siplp Tor 6em Ser bar Ii0t M.
Der 0oerioomnlelierne. ,Q}isionri
}}eecaor5 har iamlet anOre 81, sol.
1IoO0ontpcren 9}ofomi3 Dor oa paa
Qei ne0 6ipfp til neoliouoe /
Misioari, % man mente. at nof ct
Sfi6 oi(oc 6(ine taqet }}e6Iiu0rin-
gems Iicueitc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

ON 0eroeo IT 5erppe 0loOitan0erne
Mooei.
5ainoi5 oar oeo in stcnrmegio.
ming Gag pit, at De 0iepublifa-
mere, 6pem @artiets 5ucce5 li9ger
pod StnOe, iororer Gol. 3ooieoeIt
JON oeres 6orer, o9 repubIifon'fe
Statcr, iom life en0nu bar n0pol9t
oeres 0eIegoter. uil folae 50inoi5'
Qeoelie og nomincre Hooieoelt pao
aonpentionen G6icogo."
8uperner 0eneen nontinereoe5
iom 91epu6lifanerue9 aanoiont til
@enool9, % 2dprence y. S5ernon
nominereoes ion Oere5 aanoi0at til
II. 8. Senator. 2orimerismen M
nes ilaaet al Gplgerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

StatsloHeri ol ll01illinl e5ri.
iliania. % p1arts Stortinact9 Ii
lmnsuooola oar me0 ale stanner
paa cen uUr n0itHiet. at Der opret.
ies et Stateloiteri 6tr.om Sior.
tiulet bciutter ot opreue gotteriet
er llopolaei5 6ltrial TENT ior. At
sa0.000 81. Al 5uoig1icuc refer.
uerc9 ior loHHI.npn 1911 6uo.
uioere bar 6iHausuooaI8rt inoitiI.
let. ct sioteu ooer.Ilefe beuiIacl eu
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in asn iu.inibe zal HweruuH
halbi en- 1ale 'or Hmnnoiea "a .pf.
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Sra Kri9sifueplaoierue.

gefing. O. 9lpril General
G6aua aui.ti er afreiit til 3e9ol /
Q2rouinicu 66'5G meo Orore til at
arrcitere Be reaftioapre l}riuer o.
tne ecm meo li05oariat 1Png.
lei. 6pis Sc fife fooer at bore op
mp0 at lpaQe Glnner ON ot ON.
nurtc Ropn6lffei. GufcfciierinSen
har ieuof Snn Roo.Ghi Rrins
Ghinas Spiacrim. til Rufoen Tor
at ioa Rriniernc iii at aii'oa ira
0ercS 2raitation MOB Sen nmae Re.
pu6lif
1lom. Q 9lpril. 1ct Oar poft
tor 1or6aoieIie / 9an6ei. At arias.
operationcrnc I 1ripoliS % Snre.
noica pfu0irlia cr iiouict 1laaScn
er ocnot 6icm oa 9remierminiiier
Miolitti titbraatc Raoifcu pa1 II
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lis. bar irrOia til at hc1ipe iia paa
g'ci Vile |r1ppcruc par om eoro.
0a Gheicn III icIearaiiH crau I'll
1i '1tir oem o0nh od icnar saINa.
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6ojpanoe / 11oro.

TT 5ar life alcue ppret Der
ne0e / Spo, citer at N1isii5iippiilo-
Dem 6ar optagct Be Itore 9iilooer
0}isiouri % 05io, man BAR liot
al 6oioauoe % 0per'0emnelier.
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Caf, BAR mon Giot m0er Cper-
ioonlnelicr ira N}isiiouriilooen
sra 9ismarf. Il. Qoty meloe5
lmoer 9. osy at Misiouriilooen
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2inton Ell Strpfnina al ca 30
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6olf Al 5on8 aompagni fon0t 5om
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men, iao BAN mootte iaolugges poa
@oipital.
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ser Q. os.: 5lcre Guiin0e 2lcres al
2oDlon0 aleo oocrioenlmet Ser, %
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no1cn Snoc t ti0lileee 2lor. let
fan life enomt afa6re5. 9Bor tort
5a6ct Of 3rsahlrer ol 5armbDa.
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liam5 ol Rc9incie Dil oct uo9ore
ben ino0 $4,000. I}en 1o6et op.
ueies tt Gels oeo. at @arferue 5Ieu
lat un6er Gon0 Ger bar hot 9i18.
ter ON at flere D}enneiter er om.
fonlmeh men 0enne 9p5 Ome1n
er Diit in3cu ioaoan lllpffe ifet
Tlerc Snoiauere 0rufneoe paa Sort
Beef Jleieroationen RoutaHa
Qisiionriilooeu er mn iri for IS.
sra Eierre. z TAI. meIoe5 al
0iisiouriiIooeu 2on0ag5 tea iaa
lcaes. at ocus gnnoitan0 uaae0e
f3 1oo o0er oet alninodgc gau.
loa0ct j Sort Ferre blcu operinsm-
met 1iere Sanilier mo1tte iorIa.
Sc Oeres 0nir 6n Nan0. ser boeoe
paa en- 2 lpnlere oppe NIo0en.
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set uar reuat ino / BANS oniie
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Hort monne. AnA.. 5. alprII

Bort Wopuc. Sno.. s 2lpriI
Z en- 5ae iom alooiepelt holat Der
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res Dlooitanoere ior 6remtioen
fan upre ubefpmreoe.
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6oilien ban 9or 6ororing poa 100.
600 5temmerS 6lertal ior Jioo'e-
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intet y5tatement4 men iuoremme-
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ne euonu par uiuloifpnOi1e ira
flere 0iitrifter.
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san uanOt Staten neo omtrent 3
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for oae 1iitrifter 5etragteoe5 oisie
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ser er Sol 1epe0s State.
ment":
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at 9ooepelt bar Uua0et Sllinois
me0 mh0it 10 Stenrmer moo cen.
9e0 oenne 10 aniloar pi fonicr.
patiut bans gmralitei Staten til
10000.
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get. piicr. at Cats rationale 80.
rer. @m. . Q}caiuleu. bans 80.
rer I Staieu. 5rdnt 9 Smit5. %
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ogres Gfitrittcr til 9ooiepelt st.
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bait potc RrriioeHi BrunGrpaIa
OF en6oer al Sisie er Iait bIepeu
ooerbpl0euoc ilaaet a DC repnbi.
fanife gpI1cre.
Rrpii0eni 1ait bar ailerc0e janet
Sieritc0elen al oe 1eleaater, Dan
oil ia i aonucationcn % oisie
1cleanicr. Der meiienaeIs er ieoe.
ralc 0mbeosmpno / 0emoiraiiife
sioter. pnlates tiolia for at fivr
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6am 2a1 me0 at ilo1te en- ieo
aot San bIep arreiteret oa 5efenOte
/ ct poafolaen0e Sorber, at ban
5aDOe foatcet og 'ollt 6enDe0 100
3atte &mtcr Si0en Aar mon tabt
9nitcu til 8uninfe0
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