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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Police Court.

Justice Torson was busy at police
headquarters, this morning, straight
ening out the troubles of a score or
more men who did more imbibing than
was good for them last night and yes
terday. A number were let go on the
promise to return to their work on the
farms. ,..
A good many complaints are being
made about the use of knockout"
drops in some of the saloons in the
city and at points in the rural dis
trict. A plain clothes man has been
set to work, at the instance of a local
society, to ferret out the despicable
business. Yesterday the city's police
men arrested two fellows, who gave
the names of Chris Weld and Joe
Standish who were carrying a
peculiar kind of dope in small bot
ties They were remanded to Jail
for twenty days as vagrants. Joe
Grubb and Billy Mcpherson were
committed to Jail for one month for
stealing things from their pals. The
men were booked as dips" fellows
who take advantage of men who are
intoxicated and too stupid to take care
of themselves.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
SAVED THE MARRIED ONE.
George Miller Had to Make Quick
Choice Between DrovIninu Eriands.

Kansas City Star: Necessity for an
instantaneous decision came to George
Miller of Jersey City, last Sunday,
when he saw two of his friends strug-
Cling for life in the water. 1t was
strange predicament, for he was alone
in boat and the bathers were almost
exhausted by their efforts to keep their
heads above the water
One was married.
The other was single. Miller devoted
himself solely to saving the life of the
man with a family. x
Miller was in a little rowboat In
Newark bay when he heard a call for
help. He saw two men struggling in
the water about three blocks away and
near them small sailing craft, which
them.
He put himself to the oars as hard
as he could, and as he neared the
place he recognized in the voices and
an occasional glimpse of face his
two friends, John Mcdonald, 20 years
old. and Joseph Shaddock, 81.
Miller. easily recognized the two men
because they had told him they were
going fishing.
They had started out in the sail
boat and decided to go for swim.
They undressed and both dived from
the boat at once. EA
A heavy ebb tide was flowing and
when the men came UP the boat was
fifty feet away from them.
Miller, when he approached the
struggling men, found he could not
save both because they were far apart
and apparently in their last struggles.
He knew Shaddock had wife and
two childhen ct home and that Nc
Donald wat unmarried. Both had now
disappeared
| Miller rowed quickly to Skaddock's
place. He is little man and Shad-
| dock, is large. Miller went over the
side of the boat, being careful not to
let it go out of his reach.
He grabbed Shaddock, pulled him to
| the surface, and wfes trying to boost
| his unconscious form into the rowboat
when Captain Peter Paul Of the vol
unteer life saving crew and Captain
| Van Schirrer came out and dragged
him in.
Mcdonald had disappeared complete
lily and although the three men rowed
around in the vicinity for some time
| they could not recover the body.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
ROBBER CAUGHT;
ADMITS GUILT

Fred Wilkes, charged with grand
larceny, pleaded guilty today and will
be sentenced by Judge Pollock in dis
trict court late today.
Wilkes was rooming with another
man in the Golden West hotel and ac-
cording to his confession, stole $26
from under his roommate's pillow and
left the hotel. James Allen, the vic
tim, heard him leave the room and
missing the money followed him down
the stairs and down the Street until
the two of them reached the first po-
liceman. Here Allen complained to
the officer and Wilkes wa arrested
and the money found in his clothes
later when searched at the station.
He waived examination, was placed
under $500 bonds and later pleaded
guilty to the charge in district court.
He cannot receive less than one year
in the penitentiary for the offense.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
THE DIsTRAcTINe SEX.
The Man Who Cannot Steel Himself
Against Girl Not to Be Trusted.

Against Girl Not to BE Trusted.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: A Daniel on
a London police bench recently uttered
an opinion that should be found In all
the textbooks on How to Become a
Safe Chauffeur. An accident occurred
mobile crashed into a horse drawn
vehicle. Damages had been wrought,
injuries had been inflicted.
the wise Judge considered the testi-
mony of the eye witnesses and in fix
ing the blame took occasion to declare
that no woman should occupy the
front seat Of an automobile, because
she might distract the attention of.fhe
driver
1t isn't expected that this decision
will revolutionize the present designs
in automobiles. Cars with seats for
two persons will continue on the mar
ket, and family cars will be filed aft
ier the usual fashion. But there is no
doubt that the decision Of the London
magistrate was based upon a keen ju-
dicial estimate of the influence Of the
sex
Quite recently a news story narrated
the peculiar experience Of a bush
league ball club whose poor fielding ii
a certain game was openly charged to
the distracting effect exerted by a
pretty young woman who stood near
third base. 2 IA
Another example is found in the case
of an elevator operator whose excuse
for losing control OF the car was frank
1 and simple. II was watchin the girls.
| he said, "an forgot meself.
| All of which goes to show that il q
man has a duty to perform whether
\ 1t be driving a car, stopping a hot liner
For running an eievat tor-and cannot
Isteel himself against the witcheries os
| the sex, he should not he trusted in
Iany position where close attention to
the work ait hand Is the first necessity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
County AGENTS.

A. D. Wilson of the state university,
who has charge Of the appointment of
county agents under the Better Farm
ing association plans, has assigned a
Mr.. Gray to Norman county and he as
sumed his duties a day or two ago. He
will have permanent office in the
courthouse at Ada and he will be at
home" every Saturday. Referring TO
Clay county The Norman County Her
aid, this week, says: ~ ....
Clay is another county to get in line
with county agent. 1t was announced
last week that c. E. Brown, one of the
professors and practical institute men
of the state, had been engaged as their
county agent. The right man in the
right place can do lot of good in this
line" -------L
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Crops Very Good MT stapIes,

After seasonable rains and fine
growing weather the crops in the sec
tion tributary to Staples Mimi, have
never been in better condition than they
are at this harvest time, according to
authorities from that county who were
in Moorhead today. Much of the small
grain has been threshed and many Of
the fields of oats have been thresh-
ed. The yields are a little above the
average for this section of the state.
Corn is filling well and the farmers
have in a large acreage which will
give them plenty of fodder for their
stock for the coming winter and also
good percentage in cash, for the
prices on. these grains have raised be-
cause of the drought in other sections
of the country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
lngIis Report.

Chicago, Aug. 81. John Inglis
writes Logan & Bryan from Cham
paign, Ills, Aug 20; Corn is in fair
condition through Kankakee, Gilman
to Champaign, much better than 1 ex-
pected to find it. Went through many
fields today. Farmers more hopeful
after rains. While rains general over
this section, more would be beneficial
as it will take heavy rains to bring
forward the pastures. Corn examined
will run thirty-f1ve to sixty bushels
and is being made rapidly. Large re-
serves Of old corn here. Some farmers
selling; as many wagons on road de-
liVering. Weather forcing oats poor
yield here
Finley Barrell & Co
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21

er is mostly unfagorable in the inn
portant area and crop estimates are
being reduced. Theer is a noticeable
Improvement in the demand for car
goes and parcels and with compara-
tive firmness in offers of. new wheat
here, fears are expressed that the
market has been oyer-sold. The
weather in the united kingdom is fine
and prospects in Argentine are favor
able and these check the. advance. At
1880 p. m. the market was steady. M
higher than yesterday. Corn opened
unchanged and later advanced " to
as on firmness in spot here, smaller
Argentine forecast for the week and
reduced American crop estimates. Ar
gentine weekly forecast: Wheat this
week 4S0,000 bushels; last week L.
08S, 900 bushels; last year 224.000
bushels. Corn 100000; last week T.
$4,000; last year 5,5S3,000 bushels.
Broomhall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Costly Treatment.

I was troubled with constipation
and indigestion and spent hundreds of
dollars for medicine and treatment =
writes c. H Hines, of Whitlow, Ark.
Il went to st. Louis hospital, also
to hospital in New Orleans, but no
cure was effected On returning home
began taking Chamberlains Tablets,
and worked right along. I used them
for some time and am now all right"
Sold by All Dealers.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
lie Count Report,

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Le Count wires
Finley, Barrel & Co. from Yorkton,
Sask., Aug 20; Coming west from
Binscarth the wheat crop is later
though some early fields are being cut,
but the crop in general over this district
will require balance of month to ma
ture. Both wheat and oats are a good
crop and filling fine. The crop is
mostly oats in this district some fields
are ripe, others are very late. Weather
clear, warm and favorable
Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
I pepencIs on circunastances.. N.

Judge: do you say ought to mobile
or owe to mobile, Jimpson y asked
Slathers
When 4 think cf how ought to pay
for lit, Il say ought to mobile, and when
81 think Of how cant pay for 1t, say
owe to- mobile. Want to take little
run In my oWe- to mobile with me r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Moorhead Department

Jones states that the new law does
not affect the Minnesota laws in any
way. 1t was passed by congress to
protect birds that are flying north
in the spring, and prohibits spring
shooting absolutely, and in this re-
spect was aimed at some of the
southern states, where game is
slaughtered at the beginning of the
season. The laws of Minnesota have
long prohibited spring shooting, so
that this state is not affected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
MEXICAN PRESS
DISCUSSING U. S.

Mexico City, Aug. 21.-The Mexican
press has devoted itself editorially to
the possibility of the United States
recognizing the belligerence of the reb-
els. Intervention is also discussed by
all the papers. One or the other of the
courses the newspapers appear to con-
slider imminent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
BroomhaII's Report.

LIVERPOOL, Aug: 21.-Wheat opened
with lighter offerings induced by the
steady American cables yesterday and
prices were unchanged. Later there
was some covering by shorts on the
improved demand for American win
ters and frmer Russian offers. Re-
ports from Russia continue conflicting.
but our advices state that the wealth
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Grain Opinions.

Bartlett Frazier Cove continue
to feel most friendly to the long side
Of wheat.
Lamson Bros.-If wheat is to have
an advance it will be because of fresh
buying from abroad.
Logan & Bryan-There are many
strong interests which believe in taxi
ing hold of corn on the depressions
for a higher level based on crop short
age later in the season.
Chaplin & Cove believe wheat is
in shape to respond quickly to any
buying support. 49, E@ -.
Finley Barrell G. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Maccabees Invited to Fargo.

The Moorhead lodges of the Ladies
and Knights of the Maccabees have
been invited and they have accepted, to
attend an entertainment to be given
by the Fargo lodges, this evening, in
the Sons of Norway hall. After the
programme there will be a social hour
and refreshments will be served.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Huntinr i'm Ninnesotu.

Deputy Game Warden J. H. Jones
of Fergus Falls states that quite a
number. of people have been writing to
him to inquire if the new national law
for the protection of game does not
change the date of the opening of the
hunting season in Minnesota. Mr..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
THE NEW BRIDGE AT uLEN..
State Pays Half Cost of Bridge Across
,Milh Ricn River.

Wild Rice River.
The bridge across the Wild Rice
river at Ulen has been completed at a
cost of $2,5c0, the work being done
under the supervision of the state
highway commission. Under the law
the state pays one half the cost and
yesterday County Auditor Houglum
received draft from the state auditor
covering the amount. He also received
draft for $3.50, covering the con-
struction Of a culvert in the town of
Cromwell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Potato Sales Room.

The Northern Potato Growers Sales
Co. is occupying a suite of offices in
the Wheeler Land Co. building. The
entrance Is next to the offices Of
Humphrey & Gosslee, physicians
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Grain Receinfs.

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Wheat 344 cars;
last year 241 cars; corn 67 cars; last
year 102 cars; oats 213 cars; last year
265 cars.
Mineapolis: Wheat 100 cars; last
year 229 cars. Stocks wheat decrease
775,000 bushels; oats increase 1000
bushels in five days.
Duluth: Wheat 90 cars; last year
II cars. Stocks wheat decrease 1872
600 bushels; fax decrease 10000
bushels in four days.
Winnipeg: Wheat 20 cars; last
year IS cars.
Chas. E. Lewis & Co,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
FoIdinu tIeadqear.

Louisville Courier Journal: These
coilapsible opera hats are a great con
venience."
$50? .i
Yes; you have no idea how much
room they save in flat
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Profit and Loss.

Gotrox-So you want to marry my
daughter. do you? Do you think two
can live as cheaply as one?
Young Softly tslightly embarrassed)
ii hardly think you will notice the
difference, sir
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
. Lewis q Co,
Primary Movement.

Wheat receipts $4,000 bushels; last
year 10000 bushels; shipments 1885,
900 bushels; last year 505NO bushels;
last year $4,000 bushels; shipments
$4,000 bushels; last year 402, 900 bush
els. Chas, e. Lewis &. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
THE DiscoNsoLATE BORE.

AS August drifts this way you'll meet
The man who can remember
How some of summers fiercest heat
Is met with in September.
Washington Star.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Daily CIearances.

Wheat 100000 bushels: -four 10000
barrels; equals 485,000 bushels; corn
and oats none.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co. Y
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
he Markets
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Sent. Wheat.

Chas. e. Lewis & Co., Grain and STOCK
Brokers, Morton Block, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
Southwest Receipts.

st. Louis, Aug. 21.-Receipts wheat
100000 bushels; last year $4,000
bushels.
Kansas City: Receipts wheat 100-
600 bushels last year 222, 200 bushels
Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21
CIosinu Cables.

Liverpool, Aug. 21.-Wheat closed
4 Oh higher; corn %@% higher.
Antwerp: Wheat closed unchang-
ed.
Paris: Wheat closed 1 lower; -four
y al lower
Berlin: Wheat closed. 15s higher.
Buda Pesth: Wheat closed B
higher
Chas F. Lewis &, ca
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-21

The increase tax over last year du
to the per cent levy in the road
tabulated amounts to $376,930.26.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-30
Great harrington, Masi.

Mrnoifa Muttoian toimitus ia fen
Iufiiat, meIiet ia fiiaret 9errasia Sc
iufiesia 2ristutiesia! Mrmo olfoon
teiDe ia rauba SidItdmme, Suma.
IaIta ia SerraItamme SeeIufieIto!
Mrmo ia rauba on eroitettona tit
I'd mitd maailma moi antaa. Mrmo
ottaa Ipnnin ia rauba tefee ipbdmen
i~IoiietIi ia raubaqiietIi. Irmo pois'
taa miban Ia rauba raneoistutien,
ioien manbursfaus ia rauba pbtp
mat toiiinia. Mutta totinen rouba
Iaabaan SeeiufieIta, iofa ianasIaan
Iitd nellie tarioaa. Seeius ianoo:
yMinun raubani nina AMMAN teiDe,
en- nina anna teiue minimum maail.
ma antaa."
9iitettp oItoon SumaIa ettd !Sdn
meta ia minuafin, iofa oIen Iuon'
nostoni Min poba ia bdiip. on flu
nannut faitfiuaiIeIa b%enseuiIeud flu
naufIeua tainaauiisIa &ristufIen
fautta, Acknowledgement ia ioastut
abandonment periut1Dn, iofa tai.
maosia tdbteene pantu on, meitd
faiffia narten. S6mG perintDmme
on fatopmotoin, fiud fiitd Ell mitaan
bufu, Ie On iaastuitomoton, IiQd mt.
fddn iaastoinen Ell fiiben fosfoan
foioo, ie on turmelemotoin, fiud RTE
outuoitten ipbdmesid Ell ndbene
pibemmdntddn noutinnon foutta,
Fiben ei fostoan fpadstpta. Mino,
iionfoittiiesti ppipp ie iomonIaiieno,
northumberland. Se on fofonaan
toiienIainen fuin mailman tioma
noutinto, iofa on Ipbpt Ia uiein tur.
meItinutta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-30

puoImstaa fitd Idpi puofiatoien mt
bolisten International bpDffdptfd
tpastaan ia faiten fen obela luo
oman i%uomolaiien fwistptien, iofa.
paifta ebtd eli dina oIeffaan FUR.
ia Ia IoiStanaa, on fuitenfin feuaiS.
ia, ettd toilet faniattin fitd funnioit.
taen fatielepat.
2lIusIa 10 buomautin, ettd Suo.
mesIa ldmpimdsti aiiaa fannate.
taan, maiffa iulfinen toimiminen fen
bpmdff iad on estettp. GmmefS
me, Mmeritan Iuomalaiiet tabtoiF
tebbd fDpbdIe, paIion fdrIineeIe,
mutta f%ittenfin raffaaue ipnnpin'
maauemme fen palmelutIen, ettd
banffifimme file tdmdn iuuren ia
mabtaman %taiapauan mp5tdtun.
non? Gen me moimme tebbd al
noastoan tetemdqd maamn,e tun.
netuffi. Siiben t~dtdnpfpd porbaiben
Iopifi Can Srarciscon mailman
naptieIp no. 1915. Nefin, iotfa Ell
mdt moi fiuoiu tuua Iitd omin I'll.
min ndfemddn, moinat lufea iiitd
ianomaIebbisid Ia aifatausfirioisIo,
iefd ndbbd fupia iiitd. Stie NOR.
maan emme mpDsfddn toimestam.
me ubraufistamme palftiotta idd,
FuG find tulee meiqd olemaan Cir
faStunut faniauisbenfi, laoientunut
fdIitps omasta iuomalaiiesta tuIt
tuuristamme ia tietoiIuus Iiitd, ettd
oIemme oueet miemdsid iuurta pb
teiStd aiiaa moittoon. Worma on
iefin, eta tdmd tp5 tuIiIi iuureeia
mddrin ldbentdmddn panbaa iidn'
maatamme meibin, tuIiIi olemaan
ola fitd rafennusoinetto, iofa pa.
rantaa riffontuneita iubteita ipns
npinmaamme fansIa.
Sanomattammetin iofainen nm.
mdrtdd, ettd pritps maatii mpDsfin
Iuuria a%ineeuita iporoia. pppbdms
me Ientdbben funnioittaen faitfia eri
paitfafunniqa toiminia eb~istpsIeu.
roia, puoluendt6tobtaan fatIomottu,
ottamaan afian ellie emf totoufIes'
ia, tabi ~pitdmddu fitd marien plt
mddrdiien fofoutien ia pddttdmaGn
tamasta, miten be parbaiten motif
mat niebd oIiaa eieenpdtn. Paitfi
iltamien pitoa olemme Iuunnite ueet
fdptdnnDaiimpdnd maroienferdps'
.feinono, mppbd pbbistptiemme Fan
natusidienfortteia, ioiben binta fulfil
oIemoan mdbintdin $l,OO. Wlpos
Elm DtiitpiIid ofaa barrastamia ppp'
betddn iefemddn noitanania aiian
bpmdtfi.
Wiimeistddn funfaubeu fuluttuo
Iiitd, FUN tdmd firioitus on olut iu
laistuna ianpmoIebbisId, pppbetddn
faiffia aiian bppdfii toimipia IL
moittamaan nellie fuinfa paIion
IuuIette moimanne paiffafunnouan'
ne ferdta maroia aIlun bptpdtIi.
Mmerifan %iuomalaiiet!
gIia on Eeibdn bupSias JAIME.
Seistd pfiin riippuu fen toteuttamis
men. Mintd nastoufIen onnatte?!
2unnioituiiella
Suomalois' amerifaIainen Banana
Pocific WaaiImonndDtielp'
Yboistns.
Bor 331 Gan Srancisco, Sal
II @. q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-30


man lasten epdustosIa luruttomana
naeltanan Fob otuStaau toboen.
Siend tdpoeuifeSti beiodn ilonia
muuttmu ittufIi. Woi ipntisparfa
fuinfa onneton olet Sumalan iulis.
taman tuomion ala. &c onni ia lilo,
iota maaiIma tarioo Ell firoufien fau'
bua moi buoientaa. 9erdid fiis find
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min unesia. NouIe plos fuoueista,
min 2ristus Iinua nalaiiee.
Edmd iulistus iuruttomaIe mail
man lopiele ct tuota iloa. &uuueS'
Iaan tdtd ~usfomoiielta, Ell ban endd
NOT tdtd ratastaa. Siqoin maail
man raffaus ia iuofio Ioppuu. Sen'
t6bben Seeius ianoofin omiaenio:
sos tie moaiImasta o%liTitte, min
maaiIma omaonia ratastaiIi." gefis
INTELLECT rnfastamot ia iuoiipat tot
%fiania, mutta Seeius %iatfaa: re cite
ole maailmasta, ieutdhbsn maailma
nibaa teitG." usfo, tunnuStuS ia
risti fuuIupat pbteen. Ne ofpat OF
fean trisiitpn iunnusmerfteid. &c
diff buono mertfi fristiqiipp eetdm'
me, JOS faitfi ibmiiet meitd i%uoIiTi'
nat. &c tobistatfi iitd, ettd me fuu
lumme mailman ioutfoon. Wutta
Fun maailma meitd nibaa, min TO
biStaa ie, ettd me emme endd ole
maailmosta, tr aan olemme fiitd pa'
litut armosta autnutta SeeiufIen noe
resid nouttimaan.
81, ddretDntd ormoa ia omtlutta,
ettd SeeIus on minunfin naIinnut.
iota iuurin olen ipntisten ~ieasia.
Gn endd torpiiIe mailman fonSia
Ipnnisid buffuo. llsfon, ettd SeeIus
on minun berrani, iofa minun fa.
botetun ia tuomitun ibmiien Iunosti,
taifesta ipnnistd, fuoIemasta ia
perfeIeen nalon alta tpapobti ia
pddsti ppbdud mereuddn la fuoIe'
mauaan. Minuua on MT eldmd
S%dnesid, iotta no'n festeud ipnti
t%uriuuitani Ianoa: rWlind eldn, en-
Tiuen mind, naan 2riStuS eldd mt
nusia, iiud mitd mt eIdn Iibasia,
fen nina eldn SumaIan poion us'
fosfa, iota on minua rafastanut ia
antonut iiienid ebeStdni." 2aupeu'
tenia foutta sSumaIa meibdt autuaif
Il tell ia p. faSteesia fen oIaqiiuu'
teen otti, fuien laulamme:
Serra nun lopIetieen otti 10 Fuoin
2un MIND lapIena faStettibin.
Nimeni t~dnddnfin tobistaa liitd,
Str oIen minGtin foStettu 10,
Siis aipan autuaS la ppbd man.
burSfaS
Weresid !Serroni SeeiutIeni.
Sofa usfoo minun pdaueni, I'D.
nead on iianfaiffinen eIdmd," ianoo
Seeius.
l1sfoeSiomme Seeiufieen, olemme
pelostetut benseuiiestd ia iianfaifti
Iesta fuolemosto. Weiud on Sees
iufIesia fiuoin iionfaitfinen eldmd
ia omtuus. Wiutta nitnfanan Putin
tddud libasia eIdmme, eli meieid ole
tdpoeuiIppttd fdiitpfien eifd eldmdn
puoIesta. SiImdt CT o%niuutto nde,
eifd fufaan fitd moiSta. Wutta Fer
rom toipaoSIa Fun pdd5emme fai,
fiesta patfpaSta, ct outuutemme end6
ole iaIasIa. Siuoin FAMINE ndbbd
ia motStaa tSpbeuiIeSti fuinfa iu
Ioinen Serra on. Mutuutemme on
fuitenfin meiud usfosia tddudtin 10
omamme, mutta tnimaasia Ell endd
usfoa torpito, fluff fiaoin Ie NIB.
bddn. SumoIa Iuofoon, etid tue
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