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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20
GIVES. INSTRUCTION
IN BIBLE READING
EVANGELIST ABBERLEY TELLS
HOW TO READ AND UNDER.
STAND WORD OF GOD.

Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather. the service at the Calvary
church last night brought splendid re-
suits. At the extension of the gospel
invitation at the close of the sermon
three individuals responded by pub
licly committing themselves to the
by the disciples in Missoula. At the
end of the meeting the ordinance Of
baptism was administered to a class of
four.
The song service, directed by Pro-
fessor Ridenour, went with special en-
thusiasm, Mr.. Ridenour rendering in a
very effective name the famous solo,
THE Blessed Book" Mr.. Ridenour
has a great gift in his ability to per-
suade his audience to sing.
The Divine Library.
The evangelist's theme last night
Bible The discourse was a most en-
lightened analysis of the book. The
definite purposes of the different parts
of h sacred volume were set forth
clearly n enphatically. Mr.. Abber-
ley said in part: "The Bible is not
simply a tumble of good sayings or a
bundle of literary scraps, but a revela-
ton of Gods will to man. There are
three great dispensations of religion
described in the Bible-the Patriarchal,
the Jewish and the Christian. We
must distinguish between the law of
Moses n the gospel of Christ-one is
the type n symbol of the other.
Christianity, as outlined in the New
Testament, contains Gods perfect
revelation to a The four gospels
tell is what to believe to be saved,
the book Of Acts describes the setting
up of the church of Christ, the twenty
one Epistles are letters to Christians.
while the book of Revelations de-
scribes the triumph Of the church Inc
the joys of our heavenly home. We
must study the Bible not only for it's
literary value but also for it's spiritual
power, and to do what it says, so that
we may claim it's promises of salvation
and grace"
The theme of the sermon for tonight
be The Divinity of Jesus" The
discourse will deal with the master
theme of the Christian religion. The
is especially DESTROYS that
all doubters arrange to be present and
to this message. Professor
Ridenour will render another of his
great solos. The meetings begin
promptly at 7:45 O'Clock.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20
WILL DEMONSTRATE sPRAyERs,

M. K. Sweeney has just shipped a
carload of Bean power sprayers into
Missoula from San Jose, Cal. Mr..
Sweeney expects to spend several days
here and in the Bitter Root valley
demonstrating the machines which
carry emphatic recomme ndations from
fruitgroWers on the Pacific coast.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20

Here in Missoula, the Humane society
has taken up the cause of the country
dog. The good women
MlSSOULA who are in active man
CANNES agement of the work of
this organization have
found that many a country dog is in
generated in the pound, there to lin
ger until he is officially executed
and all just because he became sep
arated from his master during an ex-
cursion into own. Lately, the society
has found city homes for some of
these unfortunate CANNES, but the
supply of dogs is proving greater thar
the supply of homes and the nm
suggest hat the best way out of the
difficulty is to urg the farmers to tie
their dogs in the barn when they come
to town and leave them where they
will not get into trouble. You see,'
aid one of the Humane society Off
GERS yesterday to the Man About
Town, these poor dogs get separated
from their owners when the latter go
into stores or go for dinner. Then the
dogs lose their way and wander
around until they get into the pound.
Then, Of course they nave to be killed,
unless homes can be found for them.
The best way is to ask the farmers
not to let their dogs come to town
with them"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20
Near Helena.

Helena, March 10 Especially
Northern Pacific tracks between Gar
rison and Logan, via Helena, were put
out of commission today for through
trains when an engine and five freight
cars were derailed a short distance
east of East Helena this morning.
Wreckers worked for several hours at
both ends to remove the obstruction.
Passenger rains No. 3 and No. 4
were d2toured via Butte, and the stubs
were sent out Of Helena on their time.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20
NOTICE, ELECTA CHAPTER,
o. e, 6.

MIS- Josephine Gillian, worthy
grand matron, will pay her official
visit to Electa chapter NO. 7, Thurs
oav evening, March 20. All members
are to be present. Visiting
cordially invited.
MILDRED P. BAIRD, w. NJ.
ADV
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20
DAMAGE CASE
IN SEALED VERDICT

against the Anaconda Copper Mining
company heard the arguments of the
attorneys and retired to deliberate at
$3.50 yesterday afternoon. At 3 o'clock
this morning a sealed verlict was re-
turned. Bouck is suing the company
for $40, 200, asking this as damages
for injuries received while in the
company's employ and which We're
responsible for the loss Of one of his
legs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20

Constipation causes head
ache, nausea, dizziness, lang
our, heart palpitation. Dras-
tic physics grippe, sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't
cure. Doan's Regulets act
gently and cure constipation.
Is cents. Ask your druggist.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20
Local Notes.

L. V. Blanchard, travelling passenger
agent of the Canadian Pacific, and
Frank j. Stapleton, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Pacific Coas Steam
ship line, were among the railroad
visitors in Missoula yesterday. Both
gentlemen AVE headquarters in Spo-
kane. Mr.. Stapleton had an interesting
story concerning a new passenger
ship which is now partially completed
by his company. This ship will be
known as the Congress-" and will be
the largest vessel in coastWise service.
The boat will ply between Seattle and
San Diego. It is a sister ship to the
President" and the Governor" al
ready in commission, but is much
larger in every respect.
Messrs. Blanchard and Stapleton left
last night for Butte, where they will
a few days on business.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20

~Stevensville, according to the report
of the proceedings of its council, has
taken steps which will
NEW eliminate the danger to
TAX the rural dog or else
make him a Contribu-
tor to the eXchequer of the munich
pality. The country dog which has the
habit of coming to own must pay Il
license, just as the city dog does. If
the country dog is to enjoy the excite
ment and the privileges of city life, he
must help support the city govern
ment. This is a good law, unques-
t%ionably. 1t is not taxation without
representation, but the country dog
has been enjoying representation
without taxation and the city fathers
of ~Stevensville regard this state of
affairs as unjust. If it is possible to
enforce the law, S~tevensville will soon
be able to retire all of her outstanding
Indebtedness and will call in her
municipal bonds. She will have paved
streets, public parks and %boulevards
But it will keep her combined police
force and city treasury department in
busy cooperation to round up the
country dogs and induce them to pay
the tax. There are millions of them
and they are the busiest nuisances in
the world. And, also, they are hard
to catch.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20

A country dog that comes to town is
sure to come to grief; the woes that
there encompass him
CAMS exceed canine belief;
IN UR6E no matter how TIL. city
dogs may fight when
they're alone, they'll jump upon a
country dog as if he were a bone;
they'll chase him down the alleys and
they'll haze him up the Streets; he'll
get no Wag of kindness from any dog
he meets; and when the dogs have
worn him out, a-chasing him around,
tie country dog ends his career with
in the city pound; so when the farmer
to town, he'd better leave his
pup; for if he brings the dog along
the ops will grab him up; and when
the country dogs inclined to wander
from his home, he'd better go hunt
gophers and not toward trouble roam;
he may have a fervid longing TO see
the city sights, but if he goes, the
folks at home will miss his bowling
nights.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20

MISSOULIAN WANT ADS
BRING QUICK RESULTS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20

Frat fifteen-cent smoke, five cents.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20

Brakeman x. l.. Bloom of the North
ern Pacific returned yesterday from
an extended trip in Florida. He has
been looking over land there, but re-
ports finding nothing that he would
care to own.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-20

There are two new faces in the dis
p%atcher's office of the Milwaukee. w
II Flynn has been transferred to Mis-
soula from Three Forks to relieve F.
West, who goes to the poast to take
a position there. George H. Hill has
been called here to relieve George
Dean, who takes a position travelling,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-27

IN btt dls Nui1t %gebanteH n%p6ptnburg'
NIT 8ugbridt uub 1uEnttrplaB entH bDfls
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tsren abfAlub BET GfGammiaHIags 9tg6t
baB brsttgeldgerit tldHi3iIHiGE hi 3fs
Htru borutbmli6 I'm gmpirtIl aubgeltal'
tfis G@tob beB uiitH beHif6m aurilr,
item, bos Mert bH arhiteften pouiB al
mon BIZ VII unb JuIIoip. Gin bon mad,
tlasn, IontI6n Gdultu 9firagmfr pprs
titus bttont ben 60 Wlftfr langtn Wtltds
bau, BEN if9 5ptl tm 6dlbrunb 8ntiids
tpstdtBbt G~ttttHfllaG bon "a Meier
Gdnae dnf9Htbm GttpdB BiIdten m
bic bttrSHtHbe aubpi aus orIbIrltm alis
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Sur 3eit Der grdn5oImnoiB Der G6ab btB
Rufflrhm MtIbtlns T., 8nan5IQ NlQios
men 16dItr, perborgtn. Der btrmdutrif
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tnigdnQfn, Ia, tB gsldng I'm Gpdibetbh
1906 tinsm trtltn Bifntr btB gdflhlehm
aurFHrhsn ben gan5tn WeiGiban beims
lid NadiB in aiim ~ paden unb leinem
Germ ndd qtas ~ IAidsu.
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fpitb bsr Did llbH elm Dlummbarferrt.
uber elm goipliugeugn inb bab Donidnen
baHin SpIfdsn ben Goubndnbtn elmer
brstlsn, beuie nidl msbE gan5 Gstablinien
Gdntils bInpur6 duf bic G4Bbflng beB
pbanioNifAtn ardiidlm Gunntri, ben
D2s0 Weitr Iangsn moniimenidtn nastas
btnproTpett eefilbrt. 6itr sriraaH Fd in
Gomntr Sipsimal IN ba mp4t bIele 6uns
bsrtt, oIi 1auienG an BEN tdaihenben
Gpislt Der Matter pfnIee iptrOsH bdrdn
beaten, bah auf bltisn sabloIsn 1rsppeIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-27

~ ttltfh AtliuWftfnt saf ntItia
1hIfn. ti HaHlailit ola ntanit lliltf
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Niiif mahit GO ttadan sut tfftiii
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iahfiet Htta Ifflafb nlfhgt maHii
BED lfsia ht uaiamt p%antttal Rail sts
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lori all a kaoHnta nar Ga. be- iu
didllm aapdm unb Ga an BIN WaHHf
ialtH naH aunl anb Eiuali bfasiittti
Bate. ~ nit liHtm Mttitfilta Htantt1to
gutfntFi bu dsfulli6i GtoFiu eu Wis
hlmlba edu i6namiaiff 0nid Gants
atli 6utstth III. Itbit an tt Ei,lf hts
aaesit iefu ylarit&im fnfH taiiliftu
Hatodbaa btg inter hfs uhn Quriaghtn
Hiaifruna bim bsuilsh GhsoHt Qlat
msait. Bab fHb nun lhga an be il5
Sabre Ger. 9id Bfulb unh etib Bat Is
itiibm in MaHhti btr 8fiitn atitbtn
SaiUripitit btg Ghlaios. Ute tpahrt ira.
eebtsn. 4B bic ablU bts aoriH In
gaiihlaub %dubtan6tn. trltbit bu floist
Blrittnhb bit 9%trirfibuna VI anatRamms
fen Germ. Jtf6mt bon iutf 9rastrs
@Hab,n abuis BON Wtffditu. 5oe elm
uHb WilhImsb5be nurbs .Qapoltons
h6hs". Da bteanutn tolt Sabre bier obsn
aub In aaHtL. lltbu 9er0mts aitbtss
abtnteHu IN M~ilhelmsbobt giebt a cine
umfangrtiht qilsratur. Gum ptiiereu
ausbdu bts G6loHta. In BEN e. fh 70.
gut omGfrtt, bat Der .a0nis luItigi" absr
nihts esibaB Gin galbaus Htbsn benz
s6loFt. Gin Itrt Geo bon alsHtss, bea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-27

i6itbtHeu lguitH. StlbIt VaBreotu, Der
64ab bon gsrIien, Der 1889 NIT Bgobtm
@efolge TN G6loHt ipobnit, bat feline I'm
itrtbansn NIT elmer dubut etnautn De-
ihrdbung btr MilbtImBb6be btglidt. On
mar 70 gttpINmbafi, idbIi Der 5abapIfn,
unberiilgbauH Gpurtn Su geotnitb bic
Vapoleons III, brfnntBbs 0igatsiltn auf
elHtm @1uibiiI9 9lnlnidHtn babtn, BET
nod Inn GdloHs nufbtpabtt pirb. asiR
8psiitf, man ipetb traubtn In btr Wsll
bon MtlbHmsb6F fisaili4 mg9r dIB bon
Der tbemaligtH tlrbthlIdsn NtRbfuJ
ftlblt. Witi tintm garj btfoBbsrtn GlolB
bIidtn benn aud bic NoHeloHn duf bic
anlagrn ibru milbttmbbSF, bic 70 Il9n
nBb moIfrii6 an DOab9dng bes bdtaih,
i6en 6abI4tBpdlb8 binanIftigtn, I'm
ipslitn aalbtrfiB Don beHtn Cohen ums
ibloFtn nnb am Gubt Idon bon ben
@irdBsu8uem Der ftiig padItHbn @iabt
btruhrt lperbsn
aunnefl6i6tliA beraGla IN bn aber
Dieter ausgebfttttie 2ardfenpdrt mli
Ieiutn ardiiettOnii6 WnaIletn WaAas
Edltn, @anIns, BonidntH Wrolitn, gfYlrs
ipaNsrn unb WaHftmuitfH, fsintn laubs
aauetn, Qlstn, goSittirdumtn, 0aitns
parierren unb bstoraiiptn mblboloQIihtn
garttnItulpiursn tlHfs or i~nltreHanldHm
gtifpieIe baIur, iplt biz Wtul9m ou pa
rpdSelt bic Woiuf IN lbu QbHdisn alpafs
gen. SH bic ibtairolifdm G5tntritn bes
9arods obtr mlIdfn iI6 aud biz darailt.
riIildtn Beugtn btB ntlsn WaiufgthlbIB
bts ~. JabrbuHbtris, DEFENDERS Itntf fem
iimtnialen Wuinsnromduili. bic iid bier
IN Der W~ddabmung elmer balbStrhDrlen
WaHnleituHo. bod bot alien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-27
2Sie 2}(iider
prOulopireu 6dlf.

Raa htH 1dssn bon aallau mar eia,
6tg NIT itiam btlsm G6hnn auf Gts
unrprl nah namhura sHilahtu. OF Bat
Bel BEN Gdnis ~briaasne um baI6iat 4uf.
ptdAuna. Die itinsH BgtuHbsn S1drus
BERT uHb golb lton gu 1btil atpors
ben mar. lpdbrsnb Bptt al ltinsE Jas
milis rod WiiiguDalbt 5uridlthrtn
butiii. Gea mubie IT fat Gin Bitritls
iabr asbuIssu. Die Gfbolana. bic ibm
mad ben oufrtib,nbtu MODEM Roth that.
iudt I auf ~altgtDobnitH Wtesn.
Wtun Bee absubB In Der 8orisnbaAs bic
MbiHpaitlt ihr Gnbs bate, giHg ID in
ben italitniIatH Seller. no bic .CsTitrH'
batitst murbtn. DAB Der 6umor babel
Hiht nOdts oaflr fprsis aHbtr ibm
Islbh Elm ntuatfDoHHtnn Jrtuno. ber
auihant bon Giimbdrt, ben plr binfori
in ItiHsr umstbunb ltbn. 81 battle Fd
in albtt 81 ibm stianbm uuD JusrIt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-27

ipditr 70 btrlBmttu UllH4tHsr Qr6iits
Ten, ~ bt5t4neub gtnug - Der fius
Bige gau, NIT BEN il9 BET fpshidHids
90f bier obeR DerftpIai bal, GdpAtg
ma4ie ben WiIblmsbbber Deieu EN- @nbe,
3Gr6mt nabm boz ben aHrldenbeu no
Idttn RtibauA.
SO SABRE lpater por baB G4lDb
Gaaupfab elmer 1rae6biG Der lBte
aurfdrl bilBis feline I9pdnleHbs gotttti
init BEN Debut lttneB Thrones. preus
Btids Jnfanlatt umftellt bic qgitbelmBs
bo9t; Briebri4 Bifbtlm I. battle aufag
b6tt 81 registtn 6in firftlidtr Gdan
Btusr itieg tbrdntrbtn QugfB bic grft
ittbbs otb gdloHss biHdb, = elm ges
tr5nitr @eianstntr lttfg Ne binan, Hur 4
Sabre fpdifri Napoleon III gWtlblmB
61be" murpt, iott Der adAgltr @oltBlutk
fdnta 9t|tdusbtiommen bate sNaboltonb
@mie0riguug" Cine bliiert Jfonie ber
mflieddt6te bdb e. flr tlniqe 8tlt
JtDungbtDeife an bic ndmli4e Git1t a.
bannt p1rbt, bic bic lubigM 5efe ittnfB
lAaiItbtgtn GbdmB J6r6mt aeIe6tn bate
Glnt1rig III Dem trdnttn Wdhnt oer aufp
tnlbaIi BIER obtn nidt gtporben. Simmer
ar0Ber purbe bet ardb gtfaugeutr fran
Jbhi9tr Dift5tut, bic In Ienen 1apea baB
a9loB be6frbrott. Den dufugtnolen
9tiu9 aber nbttll BET Gelangsnt on
eiHtm ngnsriiGen WDBembetldg. 0tdi
o4nt G6pitrigtditH fdijb dine IN Trauft
afilfbtie tiet DtriAleiric Brau Glnlat
ms G4loB: gaiitrin Glgsnie, bic ibtfh
@tmdbl felt leInr a(brtilt 1ur Qtmn am
~ 5uli ntdt pitbergtI9tn bate. non
WllbelmshBbs aus rang bas fran5ohf4e
aatletibum 5lm Itbtsn Wats UNI ltlne
GTtIttnB Don bitr aus trgln9 Naboteg
onB protsH gtgtn bic llflrpaiion btr
WtgitiuHeB9epaa bur9 Elm ]nRouyene-
ment sans mandate, ipdltr bic pdpIsres
ntn GEnfprlGt gsafn feline 99ronentp
IeBurg. Qm 10, WdrB 1871 mar gas
poIson fret Pun gebe ID ms Grtf",
iagte II, iHbtB 9brdnen lber Itin 6ltGdtB
@tB6t lieftn prtubif9s Go[baien ptds
l%tntttien bds @stpfbr, Gs iDartn bic
ltbttn miltidrlhm Gbren, bic ba ltble
gttr1Btf NapoleoBlbe n1pfaHatn bal.
WIIbtlmBbBbt abtr trltbif balo lpIsbfr
frob 2ags, ben GfnJug bts outf4en
atohpriu5tt, bts nadmaltaen aalfefB
Bfttbri9 Ill BET 9ifr GrDoIlng bon ben
GlfapdJtn btB arltgtB lu9lt. 1874 tras
fen feline btlbsn GDbus MiIbGim unb 6tins
rid gl mebridbtigtm Nuitnt9alt In aaHd
eth. Jm Gommtr ipobnien ff In Mlls
belms6Bbe unb mon FAB He ldeli6 gutn
G4nbtEl9 IN bic GlabE reiltn. Val
Sabre, no9otm bet aaiitr br gran5olfn
BEN S6lo0t Itinm u"nfrttpIalgn gsll1
genabl BATH, idnb btr ertIls Gisatt bon
@eban bier IN uinn MaIbeBtult d.
bollng mad ben l4mddbo1tn Qiifnlotsn.
bic gtgtn ton btrIudi iDorofn tparer. Gtlt
1901 W mil9dmBb6bs, ptnn aud ltbss,
NAL nur iiir Elm pdar Mo6tn, b~eItdnolgt
talItriidf @ommtrrehben5 geiporben.
Qlber BEN @enub bet Qnlaoth tbellen bieIe,
bic, obne beionbeun 9lnlab, rsaelmabia
ben IdBntn BirttHNb umfApdrmen, All
benz AM Id. ququi 1907 BE polliifd 70
btbtulfams 8aiammsnlunfl bts aaIisrs
NIT Gbuarb VII bon Gnelanb, NIT ,6ns
itt Goe", Itailiaub. Ntune9rl fpsrbsR BIZ
tInbsImlide guItpanbIsr bur9 tlntn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-27

fem MobfgefalH erDorbm, ale ID ibm
gsuugen nor, bic watp6aQids ganbes'
laNs ab5uiangst @erborragfubI G6sr
1B feline mEilidrlf1n f%IipielsH l9 ltine
gtftlfdnftii6en 1dIenie ~ ipar psr
gtbortnt @tfgnigungsmtifitr, 9beaitrs
Oitiior Btlfgabfilsbidhr unb Mlb0ol0,
BET NIT itbtm gtrne itineu G9absrnad
anfiHg pnb on 5a9lrttdtH 96fen, ma
mntlid ben iitiHfH miiiflbHuiidfn, cine
Itbr baitbie 4gtf0n mar. IN 6ainburg
madtt n f9 aud babuf4 %belohbets per-
bent bab q I4 uno 6en INNER etIo'
drmm @lldu cine nsuf Dtfbquflt aufs
i4loB, DIE Ga4f III UaHterbar gsuug,
UNI lpiebtrerg1btt 30 tDffbeH.
Bar6 @ermtttlung bas GirIifn bon
Mubollabl battle Giitnbarl ndmllA bic
geft1uhe ais aadtrlt4a 6of unb
gial5sfai erbalieH, oaB ittHtm 9gIbr
In GffiNui9 unb Dem dubebrtnbHdn
Gcuil4taHb nod aler5aHb ieltIams prls
bIltgitn einbrddle. GdB GeltlamIs mar
ii Dobl, bab bsrltlbt baB @t9t bate.
unttr gtlutFtB gordusitbungm "a DOtf
torulirbs Bu atbeiitn. Gobdib bas be-
taHnt iparb, Duros itiu 8immer bon aGpi'
rdnttn Mot ittr, BumaI bic Dotioren IN
6amburg ooae a~bga6nfrdbelL etnoHH.
Wian ptfb "a tbm QlaubtH fprHu e. In
idHu Gelbn6lograpbt btrf4eTt, tr
pirbf In nlt5eiitr 8etl hi6i elm gan5ts
gaiaiton bon promobttIfn 9abfn auis
Helfn t6uHtu faaB Il gtippat battle. Da
70 f9 falt INNER UNI ben p9iloiopbtiGen
8oltorqrnb 6onbtltt ID bttlbigtt e. aud
fem @etpiHm balo, gtpfii bisit 9errtn
toum ben gerlaBlltn Gdabn bsrurId6sn
i6nntu, psun lore @tltbrldmteit aud
uidt bortalttn Iolte@ MeHn n glide
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