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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-01

Don't fail to hear Nels Darling at
the high schoo Saturday evening
rs for the benefit of the Athletic
association. Tickets 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-01

The 81 Louis Racket. now Kings
Racket Is getting he trade Fan 10
inc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-01

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-01

Mr and Mrs Rnchart lett Thurs.
la3 fox an extended visit AZ ror'iand,
retr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
AN HOUR
That Is Ratio Adopted by Com
merciaI Club
In Effort to Raise $25O,OOO for
Factory Aid Plan.

Raise $25O,O00 in $50 hours" is
the slogan adopted by the Commercial
club for the campaign for subscrip-
tions for the factory aid fund which
will be started next Monday.
One hundred business men will be
ION the job This working force will
be divided into small soliciting COM
mittees. Each committee will start
out Monday morning armed with
list of prospective subscribers.
The plan as revised meets with the
approval of the bankers and other
business men of the city. 1t is a credit
fund largely; in fact, but 5 per cent in
cash will be paid by subscribers.
The plan does not contemplate the
purchase of stock in manufacturing
concerns but extending credit to de-
serving institutions where cash would
enchance the productive powers of the
plant.
The organization that will handle
the proposition will be called the In
dustrial Bureau of the Topeka Com
mercial club. The promotion COM
mittee of the Commercial club with c.
> Elliott at its head has developed
the PLAN meeting of the members
of the committee and others Interested
was held at the noon hour today A
number of men volunteered to work
in the campaign Monday. Others will
be added until the force of workers
has reached one hundred in number.
Those who agreed today to be on
hand Monday morning are: c. S. Ell
lott, H. T. Chase. f. L. Copeland, G.
p Adams, G. p. McEntire. G. NJ. Law
renee, S. c. Petit, H. A. Spielman, r.
@ Arnold, Marco Morrow, H. A. Auer-
bach, A. T. Reid, Stanley MedIicott,
9. B. Wingett, George w. Stansfte1d.
n. 3. Burge, F. E. Forbes. c. q.
Blakely, S. ]. Hodgins, r. l. Bone, w.
o. Rigby and Ed kellam.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29


Nincennes, Ind, Nov. 29-.Jay
Smith of this town is a bee fancier.
He thinks great deal of his little
friends and apparently they recipro-
cate his affections.
Bees won't sting you if you are not
afraid of them and do not try to mo-
lest them" he told his friends
They (meaning friends) laughed.
So Smith went out in his back yard.
called the bees around him and then
gently placed them on his face and
chest to form the beard seen in the
accompanying picture He smiled
broadly The bees smiled, too, to
thlnk what a joke they had played on
smith surprised friends. Not one of
them (mean1ng the bees) thought of
singing him.
Mr.. Smith has several thOusa nd
bees at his home. He regards them
all as his friends and when he goes
to the hives to gather honey seldom
wears any mask or other protection.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
MONEY JUMPS TO 20.
Rate on Call Loans Has Not Been So
High in Years.


New York, Nov. 29-Cau money was
lent at 20 per cent just before the close
OF business on the st ock exchange TODAY
I he furry was created by an increased
demand from borrowers and further call
ing q loans - clearing house banks.
Various factors entered into the
stringency, including the condition of the
local banks whose reserve had been very
much depleted by losses to the sub-treas-
ury- These have been partly offset by
receipts from the interior which may save
toraorroWs 2Sh- reserve from showing
deficit
Money opened at 6 per cent and renew
ais were made at Z per cent. 1t was not
until the fIrai hour that the rate rose to
10 per cent ara in the final Is minutes
Jumped successfully from u to Is, then Is
and finally u. The rate has not been
eGualled in several years, the nearest APP
proach TO it being in January of 1910,
when the maximum rate was IA per cent.
Loans made TODAY will carry over until
next Monday. which marks the final
month of the year and on which day
payments aggFegating S10O,OG0,000 viii be
made il interest and dividends.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
TO the writer it seemed that WASH

To the writer it seemed that Wash
burn had chance to win the game
in the second period of the first half
The sons of Ichabod We're roughing
the Aggies in true football style at that
times and played them to standstill
throughout the first half. That was
the time to open UP with forward
passes, shifts and every trick known.
But the Blue didn't do it. Instead
Smiley sent smash after smash against
the giant farmers. And right nobly
did the Washburn players respond to
his calling. They tore holes in the
giant line. carried the ball through it
and on the defense quickly stopped
the Lowmanites. But they wore them
selves out without scoring a touch
down. When luck did favor the Ag-
gies there was a Willingness to stop
them but the Blue didn't have the
strength. Coach Driver sent in men
adept at handling the forward passes
in the hope that Smiley might take
the hint and open up when the Blue
was running away with things, but
still "Kack" hammered the line. hap
py that he could tear it up for the
moment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
DID NOT LIFT IT.
Restraining Order on Canvassing
Board Still Stands.

The supreme court this afternoon
heard the argument of Capper attor-
neys against lifting the restraining
order from the state canvassing board
and decided not to lift the order to-
day.
Capper arguments for a rehearing of
the Wabaunsee county case concerning
the counting of alleged legal ballots
that had been rejected will be heard
by the court Saturday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
Our Sugar Deal

% pounds of pure granulated
cane sugar for $1.00 with a four
dollar order of other groceries.
Just word--the sugar we are
giving is the best, no beet sugar
included in this offer.
Try a $500 order, note how
much we can sale you.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

All the latest hits, vocal and
instrumental. Cut out this list
and bring it with you.
Mocking Bird Rag.
On the Mississippi.
oh, You Dream.
Oh. You Circus Day.
Please Don't Take My Lovin'
Man Away.
On a Good Old Straw Ride.
Ragtime Soldier Man.
Railroad Rag.
Rum Tum fiddle.
Raging the Baby to Sleep.
Ragtime Cowboy Joe.
Take Me to That Swanee Shore.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

O1eQ thursday morning at 10 Chestnut
street She was "A years of age Tie
funeral service will be held Saturday at
p. m at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
T. W. Griggs, 504 East Eighth avenue.
Burial in Topeka cemetery. No flowers.
Mrs. Fannie E. Holyoke. aged 81 years.
died this morning at her home at lois
West Eighth avenue. She is survived by
Mrs. w. T Gray, ana a brother, R. b.
Murphy of F.ant Royal. Va. and one
sister, Mrs. Martha Whiting. of Eureka
Springs. Ark. The funeral will be held
al the residence at 2:31 o'clock Saturday.
Interment in Mount Hope cemetery.
The funeral of Edwin Scotch. who died
Monday viii be neld at the North IT,
peka Baptist church at 1:30 O'Clock Sun
day A short service viii be held at t.:e
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Luce. at 401 Taylor street at 1879 O'Clock.
Intern1ent in Prairie Home cemetery.
d. A GiIpen. father of Mrs. A. E. Ter
rilI died suddenly at his -.ome at 913 CLAY
street Thursday afternoon. He was
stricken while walking III the rear yard of
his home Immediately after eating MS
dinner and died within few minutes
The funeral ARRANGEMENTS viii be an
aounced later.
& c Mcpherson cifea at his home in
Rossville Thursday Of heart troHbie. r.
is survived by his wife one son and tw,=
daughters. The funeral viii be held az
the family residence in Rossville at l.S9
o clock Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
Saturday Specials

Mutton, young and tender, Stew, lb &C
Shoulder Sc; Chops -....-... lac
Oysters, fresh, solid pack. with the
true Oyster flavor. Standards. pit zoe
Selects, pint ...... 25c
Corn, fair qualify ..-..4 cans Pot,
Beef to boil. fancy quality. lb. Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

Prisoner at the bar, l find you have
been sentenced to prison twice before
What have you to say why 1 should not
send you there again. II urge. your
honor. the generally accepted feeling
gainst third term
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

tasted Ichabod blood and thirsted for
additional gore. As we'll try to stop
the water that dashes over Niagara
as those giants, who still fresh and
strong. were determined to pile up a
large score against an ancient foe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

The court clerk saysaiu accents low:
You're charged with speeding, Richard
Roe"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
Other Items

Apple Cider. fresh and sweet, gal. zoe
Laundry Soap, White Rose. 10
Laundry Soap. Pearl, a white
soap, large bars ...-..... 25c
Prunes, new pack, lb. Sc. 121@c, 1Sc
Butter, Meadow Gold. plain wrap
per. Id. SIC
Soda Crackers. best quality. , lbs. sc
English Walnuts, fancy soft
shells, To- ............ 19c
Cranberries, the best, quart DC
) quarts 20c
Hickory nuts, large ones pix. 6Oc
Brazil Nuts, new ones lb. 15c
Mixed Nuts, fancy assortment. ID 35c
Dates, new and fancy. > lbs. go. CSC
Grape Fruit medium size ........ 80
Jumbo size 4 y &
Butterine. Armour's Eastlake.
zoe grade. a : ID. brick for. g.. :S5c
Aprieots. choice fruit. Ib. 15c
Seeded Raisins . OF. pkgs. = for 15c
F. F. Q. G. Corn. can 13c
Flour. Queen of Tampa. high
patent, As III. sack .... $1.2O
Link Sausage, 10. ...--..-.. IL y c
Rice. Fancy Jap, whole grain.
Salad Dressing, Kuehne's small
bottle Toe
Large bottle 25c
Coffee. Red Berry, steel cut the
kind we demonstrated at the
cooking school. / Id. cans. :.5c
Soda Crackers, highest quality.
lb. =. e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
DINNER STORIES.

Il have fishing boat and chauffeur
that are both IN the same. Glass;
How do you mean?"
Il am always bailing them out"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

The copper says in accepts sour:
1.-The rate was eighteen miles hour
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

The chauffeur murmurs with a whine:
Il wasn't going over nine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

The Judge aside his law book lays,
And says: Ten dollars or ten days"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

Some of the answers given by candi-
dates for the Chicago police force at re
cent examination, were:
THE duties of a policeman are to guard
the peace and limb of the city
+FIf I found a man on my beat suffering
with broken leg, would ask him his
name address. age occupation. married
or single. and would then see if he would
rath T go home or to a hospital.
Burglary is crime where you crawl in
q mans house with the intention of in
tinidating to steal"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29
Big Sheet Music Sale--9c Per Copy Tomorrow

That's How 1 Need You.
When 1 Get You Alone Tonight.
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee.
When 1 Was Twenty-ones and
You Were Sweet Sixteen.
At the Yiddishee Ball.
You Can't Expect Kisses From
Me.
Baboon Baby Dance.
Brass Band Epraham Jones.
All Night Long.
At the Ragtime Ball.
Dream of Long Ago.
Down by the Old Mill Stream.
College Rag.
Everybody Two Step.
Floreine Waltz.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

Garden of Love.
Gee, I Like Music With My
Meals.
Honey Man.
How Do You Do. Miss Ragtime.
Hanky Panky Glide
Goodbye Rose.
Gaby Glide.
That Hypnotizing Man.
1 Want to Be in Dixie.
I've Got the Finest Man.
If You Talk in Your Sleep, etc.
Lady Angelina.
Keep Away From the Fellow
Who Owns an Automobile.
MY Sumurum Girl
Mammy's Shufflin' Dance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

Waiter Cto bridegroom)-Will you have
French bread, sir?
Young Bride Ito husband)-Take ordinary
household. John. French bread must be
stale before it gets here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

This isn't to be criticism of Smi-
ley The quarter gave his school all
he had but he didn't have enough.
Thanksgiving was Smiley's off day.
You have them as well as the rest, so
don't knock. But he played the poor
est game he has played this fall. And
that accounts for a lot of it. Had he
been the Smiley that played in the
Kansas game there might be a differ
ent story to tell today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

OF brave deeds done upon the battle
field and amid the thunder of connans
and the cries of the wounded and dying.
of heroes of the Victoria Cross. and great
generals who rose from small beginnings
the teacher told her class, firing them
wit henthusiasm for their mother coun-
try. Please, miss" cried one netIe girl
excitedly, "'my father was in the Boer
war;" And did he fight IN any of the
battles?" Inquired the teacher oh
yes" answered the little maid was
at Graspan an AIodder River an Pardy-
burg, an" And was he wounded in
any of thenn2'' pursued the teacher. The
little girls face fell. mo, miss, he WASH
wounded she replied. And then she
frightened again. But please, miss. e
had awful 'eadache"
Down in Georgia negro who had his
life insured for several thousand dollars
died and left the money to his widow
She Immediately bought herself a very
ella borate mourning outfit.
Showing her purchases to her friend,
she was very particular in going into de-
tail as to prices and all Incidental partic-
uIarS Her friend was very much Impress
cd. and remarked.
Them sho Is fine clothes, but. befo
heaven. what is you goin TO do wild all
dis black underwear
The bereaved one sighed
Chile. when I mourns I mournA"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

and with this price I
respectfully invite ev-
cry suit buyer in Tope-
ka and vicinity to
come and take a look
its the greatest suit
feast that we ever Of
fered.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
I'm trauten familienkrei(e.


Naie tam burdy %iauitcs Streiden oft
nod, ielbit tpenn Die Notlir tie our
Stumpfnaie beitimmt gu baben
iheint, cine lebr cute Sorm 9egeben
neroen. Ilif ale Sdae miillen Sim
Der paran sebinbert perben, aus
Spielerei ibre Nnie gu oriiden nno gu
auctihen. Iud bns cinieitiee
Sdnaubcn bient ba5u, bic Taie
ifief 5u MAIDEN. IS lit nntiirlih
ihner, einen srobeu Iunb Helm gu
madden. Iber man lam bon Helm
auf fir cine quite 3abnbiloung tpirtcn.
Grit porbereitenb bur6 grobte Saua
berteit unh ipdter, penn Die 3dbne i'm
@ehieln be9riffen iiub, burd auf@
merfiames Heinbalten.
Gebr biel trdgt sur 9inienbi(buna
in einem ainoer9eiiht Die Iflctte
ODER quite 2aune bel. Gin &ino lol
10 bel tpte moslih our Seiterteit mn
Sreube eraosen tperbcn. 81 eincm
eblen @leidmab aller 8efiiblsdllBez
runsen. 9ie @eeenitdnbe, anf Dencn
elm &inbeSause beim grtpaben nno
@afien ieiuer fleinen Seele rubt,
iolIen idou nnb itnnsemaB Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
IA, bic WGnner -!

gieQeidt iinb Die @dnner bod nod
an etlpas niise. Cine 9eierin err
sd6It in Der .Seutihen Saaes5eituns"
folaenoc tleine @eifidhtc. Die cine Sez
fannte bon ibr III Der Insiteaung
.Sie Hrau in Saus nnb 8erpf". ers
Iebt bat: Su Der Ibtbeilung fir &C.
fdnaniBarbeit miibte Iid) cine Der
aufiiffsbamcn pcrscblib ab. einen
Naae( in Die @anb 5u trcibeil, Inn
elm Ylafat a%nsubdnscn. Su tic 5i
bieIem 3ued lire Sano bennste, neil.
ipie es Ihcint. IN Der 8an5cn Insltel$
lung fem Sammer 81 crlan9en mar
10 lpar Die Sahe Sicmlid ifipierig
ilnb .bas Ylafat fiel immer lpieber our
Gree. GnbIid ipiirbe Die beleenbotte
Game es bod miipe ibre Sano ldnger
an mibhanhelu, unb lie ia9te: sd
perbe einen Scrru rufen. Der lam
mir ben Ma9el einidlagen." Cine
anbcre Game aus benz Yublifum
marrte 3fpar bapor. Gin mdnnlihcs
@eien I'M 2iilfc 81 bitten nit Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
3,pei HGtbiel= Mufaaben.
Sic aft @o6It6dter az
bcs 0pIfes.

1. 8er liefert oas &raut, BAG,
lpenn in Haud1 pcrtpanoelt, Ndnhen
bis in Den liebentcn Simmel periest?
2. 8cr beeIiidt uns INIT Der CUB
itan3. Die Den @aumen fiselt nno pas
Yeben periiibt?
g.. 2er' erbalt uns Die ndbrbafte
Srlld)t beS betiebten Sauspo9els. Die,
obibpn i'm Sriibiabr er5euet, bod i'm
Iinter .pcr5ebrt pirb Unit ooer obne
@obl9eruh)
4. @cr ioret bafiir, baB Die @es
iunbbeit bes Iolfes nidlt leioet omrd)
iibermdbigeu Sleiiheenub?
s.. Wer tlcioet Die drme Wten1hs
belt i'm 8inter unb bepabrt lie Dor
DEM Grfrieren?
6. @er ermoslift CO Dem 9anbz
mann, baS gr5eugniB ieines SleiBes
nit Der gerineiten Miibe 5n ernten.
nid,t aQcin Den @ci3en, ionoern audi
bas llnfraut?
Z. @er erihuf bas @iieu uno
Stabl fir Die Giicnbabnen?
s. 8cr bilft Die Hdber oes San>
bells unb Der Hcgierurg ihmieren?
(aeine Hcobte porbebulten.)
Scr IN a b I Safob,
q. o., @alb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28

5inipeis barauf, bab in Der Iusitcls
lung bod, IQe5 MIR bon Srduen aus
sefiibrt tucrben iole, aber CO lpdr gu
ipdt. Elm Scrr mar ifon our Stcue.
CT bolte Gin banbfeires Ieiicr aus Der
Snide, ihllg nit DEM 5eit id,neu
unb getpanot ben Nagel Elm uno idete
babel ldhelnb Die inbaltihpercn
@orte: RIA, menn cs gilt, ben Nascl
anf ben &ppf 81 treffen, ba bat man
bph bic Msanner n6tbis."
y - -
(gingeianbt.(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28

Fir die Kebe 1ugend.


Die 6immcltonigin, Dol Der Die cins
iamcn @cbirgslrnnberer germ Nait
mud)cn. I'M ibr cinen @ruB bindlts
6ulenScu.
Gincu Steiupurf lpcit bon Dem
MIttcrguttco : 6dEsdIeu cntfcrut itcbt
cine 0iltte. 3urin lpohnt ieit penn
Sope ibrcs Ianuc. hic Seruerz Ti35i
NIT ihrcm bcr3igen 9ubeu, Dem
Suricli. 5nesiibcr. wenn Die Muttcr
iebr beihditist lit, bringt lie Den
&leiucn 5um aapead)en, Dor Dem elm
tolsernce @dntien dneebrodlt iii.
Sort ipielt c.r pcrgnilat i'm Sdbnec Der
IlittergcitcS prer betet uno IlnSt Dor
ibr Ilcs, mas or lam. Der Sanlelt
Bat Die Nuttcr @nttcs icbr lieb, nno
nit icineh 5uncbmcnhen ~SehensIdbren
mddit Die Sictc unter Der Mn!eitung
Der ironmcn IisSi. Die beiprgt lit.
ramit lcin finNlihee Ser5 rein blicbc
mic Der Sdnec, Der "a pben aiif Den
Sduptcrn Ser boben Sergc itimmcrt.
Ils &auieli srpBer wllrbc, muBte
or Den weiteu @eg ms Sbal sur
Sduile MADDEN.
lin ieiner Wtllttcr gu belfcn, ilbcrs
nabm or pft ifon Sotengdnsc opcr
a~lftrGge. Die linn manrd)es Snldlein
Nclb ci~nbrat,tcn, bns or init frcuois
lem StolSc ser Iuttcr iiberaab.
Glpenipanoerer taucn and am oiltts
den ppriiber linh iraatcn unh hcm
8cac. unb Sanicli pies linen benz
Ielbeu. Or puSte nic beiten SlGse.
auf bencu i'm CONNER Nipcnb!ur1cil
hlilbtcn, Die CT III S%trduBdcn gcs
bunben pcrtdltitc; bpdl per9aB CT pus
bel niht. iein aapclldlcn NIT .trtitIen
@lumen 81 'dlmildcll.
Ils Sanicli Sir critcn hi. Cont
muniou aesun9cn lpar. mbm or etnes
Cages tbrdncnreiden Ibihich BON
iciner Iuttcr mn ciitc sum lesten
Idlc gum ~Wuatersottcslc" hiluilf.
Inn lih in ibreu bcionperen Sdus
pdbrcnb ieincr Scbr6ctt ~ cmpfch@
! len, oenn CT iollte hrunftn III Der
Stubt 81 ciuem Initreid)cr unh Mailer
in Die 9cbrc fontnen.
@clfc Srcuoc, ais CT Damn mad,
Sabrcsfri't lpieher Gcimfdm ais eiil
grocer. itarfcr 9uridc, Der nit icinem
finblid frommen Sinn pus Nuttcr@
bcrs c~rircutc, baS in Scbnlud}t ale
Gage %icincr bnd)tc.
Aullm bate CT Die Vtuttcr be9rllBt
uno bas feline Gutcrballs. wcld)cs
basIcibc 9cblicbcu mar, ~burhrpbcrt.
oils audi iciu crircr Sang binauf sum
,9iloit1dl" fiibrtc. @obl fnicte CT
nieber llnb bcteie mic iriiber. boh &C.
fic( linn bic idlitltc Wutteraottesz
Statuc nit Dem perblidlencu glitter
an Dem cinfohcn Idntcld,cu gar nidt
mcbr; icin @cifmad hattie lid, id,on
pcrieincrt. Saricli fabtc bcshalb
cincu tiibucn Ylau, Den CT 9icidl allst
iilhrtc.
Sas Nbcnbroth bclciihtcte nod Die
bodhi1cn 5riecn Der Sergc rin9sln1.
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gottcslc" ans irincr 9iiid,c iidbm uni
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Sdlai ser SuGcnn unh @cIunnhcit.
TlS Ipdtcr bic Nlttter nod ibrer
@elppbuhcit in Die tlciue anntrncr Dos
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licbe gctricbcu. nod, cimiul im Sd,iai
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